August 1, 1898 (4 pages)

came up from. the Pioneers at erable showing, 7 Manager Ze. f 26 to 6, and it ie : Quarry. & Oo. are operaLost Hill near rd. They have » to be a supeiranite suitable stone takes a 1OTEL, =. MANAGER ay bert rr phe Ne a> “a sncisco Valley 0 Francisco aMAN . thing and anything id. specialty. rds attended to, satisfaction will be ve orders at N’S Grocery Store. egetable Store. & CO. tlass Store adjoini . STREET, where wi yore best of ‘Fraits, ase cco, . of charge and the ranteed. f utiful ! * Sequoia. alty. . MINING LUMBER Telgpbone No. 5I. ROS. CO., yevevy O.'S nd now and stirring. e window a lot ts! id all at EW GOODS. RICE. ) ) ) } and see them. ip ‘ sh Store. MAddddddde THE Superior Court Business. , In the Superior Court this morning! a decree of distribution was granted in the matter of the estate of W. D. James, TRANSORIPT, é ir ace Saturday’s Trackee Republican says: One of the rankest hoaxes ever inflicted upon this or any other community is the story of the man who got lost: redeceased. An attorney fee of $125 was), . hid lea nd Maally “peeled allowed. H. Liggett. ; hal In the matrer of the estate of M. Williams, deceased, an order of sale of real property was made, An additional bond of $1500 was ordered. John Hicks was arraigned on a charge of: a crime against nature. He was given till Monday next to plead. Will be Here Thursday. Ex-Senator Tirey L. Ford will visit this city on Thursday next while on his way to his old Downieville homeMr. Ford is a candidate for Attorney General, and it is conceded that he will have the full support of every mining county for that position, for he has proved himself to be truly the miners’ friend, and is-entitied to that recognition at their hands. Mr.ford is: one of the very ablest of lawyers in this ‘State and he can fill the position of Attorney General as well, if not better, _ than many that ever held the office. Another Great Bargain. — Maher & Co. have filled one of their show windows with ladies black suits, suitable for all seasons of the year, and the bargains they offer in that line are unexcelled anywhere on earth. Read Maher & Co.’s advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT, and ladies, the next move you make just go and look at the show windows, for style, quality of goods and the prices. Fine Boots and Shoes. ‘Bovey Bros., on Broad street, have as fine a stock of boots and shoes as ean be found anywhere, and their prices are astonishingly low. Before making your purchases in thfs line read their advertisement in the TRAnSCRIPT and then go and inspect the goods. They also do all kinds of repairing at the lowest rates. Housecleaning, Etc. E. Goleman, who is an expert. in housecleaning, whitewashing, and in fact can do all kinds of work not only in the house but in gardens,is prepared to faithfully and promptly perform such duties on the shortest notice. Read his advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. =. A Big Brick-Laying Job. John Jeffries who is doing the »masonry work for the Plumbago company’s new air compressor plant, has just fiiished burning a kiln of 160,000 brick nar the mine, He came down Saturday after two eight-horse loads of lime from his kiln on Rock Creek. i Machinery Ready to Start. The machinery at the Odin mine is " all in place over the new shaft and the water for power is.now being brought in frém the Central House ditch. It is expected that everything will be in readiness by Wednesday to start the machinery. Steam power is being in-; troduced for use in case the water fails ! it any time. Accident at the Brunswick. The pump-bob at the Brunswick ‘mine broke lastnight. It was brought to the Miners Foundry early this murning and was repaired today. How’s This? We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactiogs and financially able tocarry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wa.pina, Kinnan & Marnin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. “Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hali’s Family—Pills are the best. TAPPING PIPES. FREE. People. Owing to a little rivalry among the . from his injuries, 8xposure and exhaustion. It was originated by somethieves who wanted to get the people of the ‘vicinity to leave their homes in search of the man reported killed, The two men who brought in the report pawned a cheap gun with a doctor for $25, saying they needed the money to get their friend’s body ‘out. Wednesday night about eleven o'clock two men supposed to be the same ones came to McKinney’s. One got a five dollar piece changed and soon the other wished a similar favor, but was told that he could not be accommodated. Presently they came again and wished to deposit $20 in the Safe, but were informed that the safe would’ not be opened at that: time to put in thatamount. They. disappeared, but next morning it was discovered : that the till had been tapped and a sum amounting to less than $100 taken. They evidently had schemed to have the safe opened to rob it, but failed. There was not much nioney in it, however, as $4700 had been sent out just the day before. : Parties supposed to be the ones that did the robbing were tracked down the river as far as Von Schmidt’s dam. One had taken off his shoes and walked in his bare feet to give the impression that they were Indians. The other was on horseback. ; They are supposed to have originated the story that a young lady was drowned in Emerald Bay. aot: The story of the man being killed P* WAS ATHIBVES LIB. . PY MONDAY...AUGUST 1, 1898. No Truth in'The Tale of Accidental Death . Rxtonstve nights of Pythias blenaial enoampment and convention, at Indianapolis’ afternoon when the . tive committee will formerly turn over to the Uniformi Rank the beautiful Camp Colgrove, in Heywood Park. The presentation specch will be made by ex-Mayor O, 8. Denny or ex-Governor Claude Mathews, and responses will be made by Major General Carnahan, for the Uniform Rank, and by Supreme Chancellor Colgrove, for the order at large. Tuesday afternoon the street parade will occur. In it the committee believes there will be not less than 40,000 men,’ nearly all of whom will be in uniform. Wednesday the sessions of the Sapreme Lodge begin in the hall of House of Representatives, special permission to use which was granted by an act of iug for'‘companies begins on this day, and continues-until all the contestants have participated and the judges are able to render decisions. The inspec. tion and review at Camp Colgrove will Wednesday night there will be a series of, receptions among them receptions to visiting Scottish Rite Masons aid Elks, by those lodges respectively, and the general reception at the Denison house. * Thursday night there will be a reveption at the Columbia Club. During the day it is expected the company drills will have been completed and the announcement of the judges’ decisions made public. Friday will occur ths prize drills for battallions and cavalry troops. Every be a great occasion in the order’s hiscently at Lake Tahoe, fell down a cliff, . tory. y will take place Wednesday afternoon. . ‘ CSTA ARCH (Flat Iron Brand); . ubinger Bros, Co,, ik, Iowa, have. dear ete eet ene {Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows: ra Wild Pansies. American Poppies. * }? sain Pansies eet and Lilacs and Marguerites. Iris. These rare Fag ts ver in’ number, by the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. ee , [he pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the Correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. One of these pictures a . akeoe, Elastic Starch purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE Beet ee eee oooeeerercosereroooeseooors 9000000 900000000000000666885S6 Ad E.LE.CTRICITY For Weak Men IT IS NATURE'S REMEDY. You can regain the vitality that has been drained from your system. Electricity and vitality are akin to each otherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry new life and energy into the weakened organs and renew your vitality. DR. SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT : Is a perfect body battery—as perfect as science and mechanics can make them. It builds up vital energy and makes health complete, ; * , Would Not Part With His Belt at Any Price. : Connor Creek, Baker County, Or. A.T, Sandem—Dear Sir: It is Gays since I began bogey Belt, and I am to eay that I feel like « well man. I haven't had « loss since moment I put Dr hai raed and would not in my have gone. I wore the Belt nights, and found immed : it at price if I ld. ‘ Be Mbonhtul tor Year advied ced webheetel Belt aed T vith vtene Gxt emuther like it, mend it to any pereoa im need of one. Very reapectfully. yours, A. ROUDERBUSH. O It.Cures All Weakness in Men. It gives strength, which makes men of physical wrecks. It restores the old vim and energy. Read the book ‘‘Three Classes f Men,’’ sent sealed, free, upon application. OOOO OO i: WHHSHHHHHHOOH HHO OOH HHOOH OOO EOHOCHOOESOOE sinatabitaaa ——— Buy Where You See This Sign. while it was generally accepted as true, . night during the weak the Soldiers’ and was very unsatisfactory in detuil. The. Sailors’ Monument will be illuminated, Republican representatives endeavored . and every night Robert Downing may to get all the facts but was informed . be seen at the English Opera House in that.a sister of the man who died was. a presentation of the play “Damon and dangerously ill at Placerville and it. Pythias,” Gpon the story of which the was desired to give as little publicity . ritualistic work of the Knights of PyBUT THE 2.» The War Tariff Is On ‘to the matter as possible as the shock from receiving such tidings would probably be fatal to her. +°@e A First-class Program. The music in the program of the coming old folks concert is to be of a varied character. Some of it is strictly classical. Part of it is in a lighter vein and some of it is hamorous. That Mrs. Prisk of Grass Valley and Mr. Werry of this city have it in charge insures its character. Every: number on the program is good. A Useful Invention. . Weeds can be destroyed in gardens and along highways by a new machine having an oil reservoir mounted on wheels and provided with an air-pump to force the oil into a series of burners which transform it into gas,and discharge it against the weeds. Nevada City should have a dozen or so of these machines for some of its streets and yards. The Woodpecker. There is no cigar in the world equal to the “Woodpecker.” Every good thias is founded. shes Saturday will see the ‘encampment brought to a close, and Sunday will probably oceur the gas belt excursion. Phe session of the Supreme Lodge will Gontinue about ten days, lasting several days longer than the Uniform Rank Encampnient. Sierra County Notes. The Messenger of Friday says: The pump was started at the Gold Bluff mine on Thursday. It is working satisfactorily, and Mr, Copeland expects to have the mine pumped out within the next three weeks. The assessment roll for Sierra county for 1898 as footed up by the Auditor shows an increase over that of that last year of $10,229. The total footings aggregate $1,411,810, segregated as follows: Real estate, $857,515; improvements on the same, $172,410; town lots $34,715; improvements on same, $150.715; personal property, $185,105; money and solvent credits, $10,851; total, $1,411,310. 2 : A letter received by Mrs. P. Limperich from Joseph Haitz in Alaska, dated June 15, says that the party consisting of Will Perry, himself and others, who ~ WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. o MADE IN NEVADA CITY By “GIFB,” S. of Md. — GOOD AS CASH HERE. The merchants where this card appears give RED TRADE RECEIPTS for the asking, and when your book is filled will accept it the same as FIVE DOLLARS CASH. Book containing complete list of merchants free, Get one at any store where the above sign is displayed. One Trade Receipt given with each 10-cent purchase; thus, if you make a 10-cent purchase you receive one Trade Receipt; if you makea one-dollar purch:se you receive ten Trade Receipts. Shrewd_ People . Buy things where-they get the most comes to anything in the line of FURNITURE they have found that JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of: getting new furniture call at his stores. RFR HR HF judge will tell you the self same thing. started last winter for the Klonwhen he is expatiating upon the sub-. dike, passed Dawson City-on June 18th ject of cigars. They are fine. Married} on the way up the river. ‘They reached ladies should urge their husbands to. Dawson via White Pass to Tagish lake, use that brand for they have a sooth-. where they built a boat and called it ing effect upon the nervous system. the “Mayflower.” This took them safely You Will Profit Thereby. value for their money, and when it *Rah for the Woodpecker. Another New Store. Yee Lee & Co. have opened a fruit and vegetable store near the Main street bridge, where they will keep: on hand all kinds of fruits, vegetables, etc, They also keep en hand poultry, cigars and tobacco. Give them a trial order. e@eo ----—— t Postponed His Departure. Judge NiJon: has postponed leaving . for his summer vacation till next week Tuesday. This gives those citizens who desire to get naturalized in order to vote at the fall election one more! week in which to attend to the matter. Hunting For Money. Saturday night somebody broke into . W. H. Orawford’s store by smashing a window at the rear of the building. As . no goods were disturbed it is supposed . . es & > ——-A-Noti.e—of Special _Importance__to the.“ —— was looking formoney. =. __ . Sensible Business Methods. Our country, says the Tulare. Regisplumbers of this city some of them are +.) betrays increasing signs of having doing tapping with no profit, with the’ ached the age of discretion. All expectation of getting a good price for tough the East stores are closed at the Water or Plumbing trade which I other material used iv sach work. Now, .i. glock and not opened until about I have a full line of all goods used in eight in the morning. Some groceries FOR CASH. _ .same to me. will sell to any and all parties CHEAP ost of the time, but merchants in ‘Parties wanting Taps in the main .4 with their families. ft is a good can have it done FREE OF CHARGE thing and by and by another step will _ by getting the Tap: and permit from taken. There will be a closing up the City Collector, and presenting the while people are gone to dinner and an ‘ GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898, a 2 . Something New. > Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. he best. New goods daily at Gaylord’s. tf ae oe Only One Dolar. Ladiee’ Kid Batfoo og Ki the Popular Clothing Store. jatt Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are . The Nevada City Ice Company is now b) ‘prepared to. supply the public with oOo b=} first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas ‘ : . Corcoran, first door above Theater Shoes or Lace Ice house, rear of Cheater. Telephone} ox cents. all y ' Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $l at No. 791. open earlier and drug stores keep open . general now take time to get acquaintafternoon nap is taken. Some day it in order to do business. " . New Ice Company. tf. Corcoran & ARnpoaasr. over the White Horse rapids, and they arrived in Dawson without the loss of any of their stores. When last heard from all of the party were well and full of hopes of finding fortunes. . —+ e@0-+In the window of a Broadway jeweler is displayed a unique and expensive bit of patriotic fervor. It isa United States flag, five by three inches, made entirely of diamonds, sapphires and garnets. The union isa mass of sapphires, on which repose forty-five large diamonds. The stripes are made of bands of garnets and diamonds onequarter of aninch. The effect is very pretty and attractive. has 8,000,000 books constantly in cifculation and employs 178 people. A captive bee striving to escape has been made to record as many as 15,540 wing strokes per minute in a test. At Lowest Ratés. I have on hand between 600 and 700 cords of fine seasoned oak, wood and about the same amount of spruce ‘and pine wood, which I will sell in lots to suit at, the lowest rates. I also have a large lot of spiling, lagging and all Mopzie’s circulating library in Lieias . MEENA IEE TEE TCS TE TIE TEE TEES TEI IS Glearance . Sale # « At thea J. LEVY, Proprietor. % Commercial Street. Telephone 203 } ~ Gall and ae ~ Summer : OOOOOGOOOOOOOO Show Your Colors. ©© A Handsome War Souvenir given © S © _ with every purchase of © © 10 cents gr more. eooeoanooeees ~ W. H. CRAWFORD, wins respoct fora man. It has gained a reputation for our watches and clocks that we feel proad of. The loss or gain of a few secPOPULAR CLOTHING STORE, : : See New kinds’ of miping timber which I will left with J. J. Jackson or Fischer Bros. will be promptly attended to. Send in your orders and they will be filled at once. {jy30-lw] © Joaquin Lopez. may dawn upon us that we should do i iver ilis . business in order to live and not live}. pation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hood’s Pills. They do their work Best after dinner pills. i I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia sell at reasonable figures. All orders . ; : eis Prices « : cutee uk Ge : as 2 ouds in that many days doesn’t amount to much, but even that loss or gain has been obviated by fine. workmanship. While -we consider the movement ; beauty has been carefully considered in the making of these time pieces. Both watches and clocks are marPills vels of artistic skill in design and finish. The ‘variety. of the stock muy make a selection difficult. All are beautiful and good and none axpeness. Our repuiring department is fully equipped for difficult or delicate work, MX. L. . ce D. MARSH. going elsewhere. All Kinds of Jewelry Made to Order. DALAM) bee LUETJE & BRAND, a : . . z) a ne d kissd ‘Calten us eseics me ‘Broad Street. Most Important,

came up from. the Pioneers at erable showing, 7 Manager Ze. f 26 to 6, and it ie : Quarry. & Oo. are operaLost Hill near rd. They have » to be a supeiranite suitable stone takes a 1OTEL, =. MANAGER ay bert rr phe Ne a> “a sncisco Valley 0 Francisco aMAN . thing and anything id. specialty. rds attended to, satisfaction will be ve orders at N’S Grocery Store. egetable Store. & CO. tlass Store adjoini . STREET, where wi yore best of ‘Fraits, ase cco, . of charge and the ranteed. f utiful ! * Sequoia. alty. . MINING LUMBER Telgpbone No. 5I. ROS. CO., yevevy O.'S nd now and stirring. e window a lot ts! id all at EW GOODS. RICE. ) ) ) } and see them. ip ‘ sh Store. MAddddddde THE Superior Court Business. , In the Superior Court this morning! a decree of distribution was granted in the matter of the estate of W. D. James, TRANSORIPT, é ir ace Saturday’s Trackee Republican says: One of the rankest hoaxes ever inflicted upon this or any other community is the story of the man who got lost: redeceased. An attorney fee of $125 was), . hid lea nd Maally “peeled allowed. H. Liggett. ; hal In the matrer of the estate of M. Williams, deceased, an order of sale of real property was made, An additional bond of $1500 was ordered. John Hicks was arraigned on a charge of: a crime against nature. He was given till Monday next to plead. Will be Here Thursday. Ex-Senator Tirey L. Ford will visit this city on Thursday next while on his way to his old Downieville homeMr. Ford is a candidate for Attorney General, and it is conceded that he will have the full support of every mining county for that position, for he has proved himself to be truly the miners’ friend, and is-entitied to that recognition at their hands. Mr.ford is: one of the very ablest of lawyers in this ‘State and he can fill the position of Attorney General as well, if not better, _ than many that ever held the office. Another Great Bargain. — Maher & Co. have filled one of their show windows with ladies black suits, suitable for all seasons of the year, and the bargains they offer in that line are unexcelled anywhere on earth. Read Maher & Co.’s advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT, and ladies, the next move you make just go and look at the show windows, for style, quality of goods and the prices. Fine Boots and Shoes. ‘Bovey Bros., on Broad street, have as fine a stock of boots and shoes as ean be found anywhere, and their prices are astonishingly low. Before making your purchases in thfs line read their advertisement in the TRAnSCRIPT and then go and inspect the goods. They also do all kinds of repairing at the lowest rates. Housecleaning, Etc. E. Goleman, who is an expert. in housecleaning, whitewashing, and in fact can do all kinds of work not only in the house but in gardens,is prepared to faithfully and promptly perform such duties on the shortest notice. Read his advertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. =. A Big Brick-Laying Job. John Jeffries who is doing the »masonry work for the Plumbago company’s new air compressor plant, has just fiiished burning a kiln of 160,000 brick nar the mine, He came down Saturday after two eight-horse loads of lime from his kiln on Rock Creek. i Machinery Ready to Start. The machinery at the Odin mine is " all in place over the new shaft and the water for power is.now being brought in frém the Central House ditch. It is expected that everything will be in readiness by Wednesday to start the machinery. Steam power is being in-; troduced for use in case the water fails ! it any time. Accident at the Brunswick. The pump-bob at the Brunswick ‘mine broke lastnight. It was brought to the Miners Foundry early this murning and was repaired today. How’s This? We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactiogs and financially able tocarry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wa.pina, Kinnan & Marnin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. “Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hali’s Family—Pills are the best. TAPPING PIPES. FREE. People. Owing to a little rivalry among the . from his injuries, 8xposure and exhaustion. It was originated by somethieves who wanted to get the people of the ‘vicinity to leave their homes in search of the man reported killed, The two men who brought in the report pawned a cheap gun with a doctor for $25, saying they needed the money to get their friend’s body ‘out. Wednesday night about eleven o'clock two men supposed to be the same ones came to McKinney’s. One got a five dollar piece changed and soon the other wished a similar favor, but was told that he could not be accommodated. Presently they came again and wished to deposit $20 in the Safe, but were informed that the safe would’ not be opened at that: time to put in thatamount. They. disappeared, but next morning it was discovered : that the till had been tapped and a sum amounting to less than $100 taken. They evidently had schemed to have the safe opened to rob it, but failed. There was not much nioney in it, however, as $4700 had been sent out just the day before. : Parties supposed to be the ones that did the robbing were tracked down the river as far as Von Schmidt’s dam. One had taken off his shoes and walked in his bare feet to give the impression that they were Indians. The other was on horseback. ; They are supposed to have originated the story that a young lady was drowned in Emerald Bay. aot: The story of the man being killed P* WAS ATHIBVES LIB. . PY MONDAY.....AUGUST 1, 1898. No Truth in'The Tale of Accidental Death . Rxtonstve nights of Pythias blenaial enoampment and convention, at Indianapolis’ afternoon when the . tive committee will formerly turn over to the Uniformi Rank the beautiful Camp Colgrove, in Heywood Park. The presentation specch will be made by ex-Mayor O, 8. Denny or ex-Governor Claude Mathews, and responses will be made by Major General Carnahan, for the Uniform Rank, and by Supreme Chancellor Colgrove, for the order at large. Tuesday afternoon the street parade will occur. In it the committee believes there will be not less than 40,000 men,’ nearly all of whom will be in uniform. Wednesday the sessions of the Sapreme Lodge begin in the hall of House of Representatives, special permission to use which was granted by an act of iug for'‘companies begins on this day, and continues-until all the contestants have participated and the judges are able to render decisions. The inspec. tion and review at Camp Colgrove will Wednesday night there will be a series of, receptions among them receptions to visiting Scottish Rite Masons aid Elks, by those lodges respectively, and the general reception at the Denison house. * Thursday night there will be a reveption at the Columbia Club. During the day it is expected the company drills will have been completed and the announcement of the judges’ decisions made public. Friday will occur ths prize drills for battallions and cavalry troops. Every be a great occasion in the order’s hiscently at Lake Tahoe, fell down a cliff, . tory. y will take place Wednesday afternoon. . ‘ CSTA ARCH (Flat Iron Brand); . ubinger Bros, Co,, ik, Iowa, have. dear ete eet ene {Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows: ra Wild Pansies. American Poppies. * }? sain Pansies eet and Lilacs and Marguerites. Iris. These rare Fag ts ver in’ number, by the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. ee , [he pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the Correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. One of these pictures a . akeoe, Elastic Starch purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE Beet ee eee oooeeerercosereroooeseooors 9000000 900000000000000666885S6 Ad E.LE.CTRICITY For Weak Men IT IS NATURE'S REMEDY. You can regain the vitality that has been drained from your system. Electricity and vitality are akin to each otherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry new life and energy into the weakened organs and renew your vitality. DR. SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT : Is a perfect body battery—as perfect as science and mechanics can make them. It builds up vital energy and makes health complete, ; *

, Would Not Part With His Belt at Any Price. : Connor Creek, Baker County, Or. A.T, Sandem—Dear Sir: It is Gays since I began bogey Belt, and I am to eay that I feel like « well man. I haven't had « loss since moment I put Dr hai raed and would not in my have gone. I wore the Belt nights, and found immed : it at price if I ld. ‘ Be Mbonhtul tor Year advied ced webheetel Belt aed T vith vtene Gxt emuther like it, mend it to any pereoa im need of one. Very reapectfully. yours, A. ROUDERBUSH. O It.Cures All Weakness in Men. It gives strength, which makes men of physical wrecks. It restores the old vim and energy. Read the book ‘‘Three Classes f Men,’’ sent sealed, free, upon application. OOOO OO i: WHHSHHHHHHOOH HHO OOH HHOOH OOO EOHOCHOOESOOE sinatabitaaa ——— Buy Where You See This Sign. while it was generally accepted as true, . night during the weak the Soldiers’ and was very unsatisfactory in detuil. The. Sailors’ Monument will be illuminated, Republican representatives endeavored . and every night Robert Downing may to get all the facts but was informed . be seen at the English Opera House in that.a sister of the man who died was. a presentation of the play “Damon and dangerously ill at Placerville and it. Pythias,” Gpon the story of which the was desired to give as little publicity . ritualistic work of the Knights of PyBUT THE 2.» The War Tariff Is On ‘to the matter as possible as the shock from receiving such tidings would probably be fatal to her. +°@e A First-class Program. The music in the program of the coming old folks concert is to be of a varied character. Some of it is strictly classical. Part of it is in a lighter vein and some of it is hamorous. That Mrs. Prisk of Grass Valley and Mr. Werry of this city have it in charge insures its character. Every: number on the program is good. A Useful Invention. . Weeds can be destroyed in gardens and along highways by a new machine having an oil reservoir mounted on wheels and provided with an air-pump to force the oil into a series of burners which transform it into gas,and discharge it against the weeds. Nevada City should have a dozen or so of these machines for some of its streets and yards. The Woodpecker. There is no cigar in the world equal to the “Woodpecker.” Every good thias is founded. shes Saturday will see the ‘encampment brought to a close, and Sunday will probably oceur the gas belt excursion. Phe session of the Supreme Lodge will Gontinue about ten days, lasting several days longer than the Uniform Rank Encampnient. Sierra County Notes. The Messenger of Friday says: The pump was started at the Gold Bluff mine on Thursday. It is working satisfactorily, and Mr, Copeland expects to have the mine pumped out within the next three weeks. The assessment roll for Sierra county for 1898 as footed up by the Auditor shows an increase over that of that last year of $10,229. The total footings aggregate $1,411,810, segregated as follows: Real estate, $857,515; improvements on the same, $172,410; town lots $34,715; improvements on same, $150.715; personal property, $185,105; money and solvent credits, $10,851; total, $1,411,310. 2 : A letter received by Mrs. P. Limperich from Joseph Haitz in Alaska, dated June 15, says that the party consisting of Will Perry, himself and others, who ~ WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. o MADE IN NEVADA CITY By “GIFB,” S. of Md. — GOOD AS CASH HERE. The merchants where this card appears give RED TRADE RECEIPTS for the asking, and when your book is filled will accept it the same as FIVE DOLLARS CASH. Book containing complete list of merchants free, Get one at any store where the above sign is displayed. One Trade Receipt given with each 10-cent purchase; thus, if you make a 10-cent purchase you receive one Trade Receipt; if you makea one-dollar purch:se you receive ten Trade Receipts. Shrewd_ People . Buy things where-they get the most comes to anything in the line of FURNITURE they have found that JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of: getting new furniture call at his stores. RFR HR HF judge will tell you the self same thing. started last winter for the Klonwhen he is expatiating upon the sub-. dike, passed Dawson City-on June 18th ject of cigars. They are fine. Married} on the way up the river. ‘They reached ladies should urge their husbands to. Dawson via White Pass to Tagish lake, use that brand for they have a sooth-. where they built a boat and called it ing effect upon the nervous system. the “Mayflower.” This took them safely You Will Profit Thereby. value for their money, and when it *Rah for the Woodpecker. Another New Store. Yee Lee & Co. have opened a fruit and vegetable store near the Main street bridge, where they will keep: on hand all kinds of fruits, vegetables, etc, They also keep en hand poultry, cigars and tobacco. Give them a trial order. e@eo ----—— t Postponed His Departure. Judge NiJon: has postponed leaving . for his summer vacation till next week Tuesday. This gives those citizens who desire to get naturalized in order to vote at the fall election one more! week in which to attend to the matter. Hunting For Money. Saturday night somebody broke into . W. H. Orawford’s store by smashing a window at the rear of the building. As . no goods were disturbed it is supposed . . es & > ——-A-Noti.e—of Special _Importance__to the.“ —— was looking formoney. =. __ . Sensible Business Methods. Our country, says the Tulare. Regisplumbers of this city some of them are +.) betrays increasing signs of having doing tapping with no profit, with the’ ached the age of discretion. All expectation of getting a good price for tough the East stores are closed at the Water or Plumbing trade which I other material used iv sach work. Now, .i. glock and not opened until about I have a full line of all goods used in eight in the morning. Some groceries FOR CASH. _ .same to me. will sell to any and all parties CHEAP ost of the time, but merchants in ‘Parties wanting Taps in the main .4 with their families. ft is a good can have it done FREE OF CHARGE thing and by and by another step will _ by getting the Tap: and permit from taken. There will be a closing up the City Collector, and presenting the while people are gone to dinner and an ‘ GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898, a 2 . Something New. > Try Grape Nuts for breakfast. he best. New goods daily at Gaylord’s. tf ae oe Only One Dolar. Ladiee’ Kid Batfoo og Ki the Popular Clothing Store. jatt Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups are . The Nevada City Ice Company is now b) ‘prepared to. supply the public with oOo b=} first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas ‘ : . Corcoran, first door above Theater Shoes or Lace Ice house, rear of Cheater. Telephone} ox cents. all y ' Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for $l at No. 791. open earlier and drug stores keep open . general now take time to get acquaintafternoon nap is taken. Some day it in order to do business. " . New Ice Company. tf. Corcoran & ARnpoaasr. over the White Horse rapids, and they arrived in Dawson without the loss of any of their stores. When last heard from all of the party were well and full of hopes of finding fortunes. . —+ e@0-+In the window of a Broadway jeweler is displayed a unique and expensive bit of patriotic fervor. It isa United States flag, five by three inches, made entirely of diamonds, sapphires and garnets. The union isa mass of sapphires, on which repose forty-five large diamonds. The stripes are made of bands of garnets and diamonds onequarter of aninch. The effect is very pretty and attractive. has 8,000,000 books constantly in cifculation and employs 178 people. A captive bee striving to escape has been made to record as many as 15,540 wing strokes per minute in a test. At Lowest Ratés. I have on hand between 600 and 700 cords of fine seasoned oak, wood and about the same amount of spruce ‘and pine wood, which I will sell in lots to suit at, the lowest rates. I also have a large lot of spiling, lagging and all Mopzie’s circulating library in Lieias . MEENA IEE TEE TCS TE TIE TEE TEES TEI IS Glearance . Sale # « At thea J. LEVY, Proprietor. % Commercial Street. Telephone 203 } ~ Gall and ae ~ Summer : OOOOOGOOOOOOOO Show Your Colors. ©© A Handsome War Souvenir given © S © _ with every purchase of © © 10 cents gr more. eooeoanooeees ~ W. H. CRAWFORD, wins respoct fora man. It has gained a reputation for our watches and clocks that we feel proad of. The loss or gain of a few secPOPULAR CLOTHING STORE, : : See New kinds’ of miping timber which I will left with J. J. Jackson or Fischer Bros. will be promptly attended to. Send in your orders and they will be filled at once. {jy30-lw] © Joaquin Lopez. may dawn upon us that we should do i iver ilis . business in order to live and not live}. pation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hood’s Pills. They do their work Best after dinner pills. i I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia sell at reasonable figures. All orders . ; : eis Prices « : cutee uk Ge : as 2 ouds in that many days doesn’t amount to much, but even that loss or gain has been obviated by fine. workmanship. While -we consider the movement ; beauty has been carefully considered in the making of these time pieces. Both watches and clocks are marPills vels of artistic skill in design and finish. The ‘variety. of the stock muy make a selection difficult. All are beautiful and good and none axpeness. Our repuiring department is fully equipped for difficult or delicate work, MX. L. . ce D. MARSH. going elsewhere. All Kinds of Jewelry Made to Order. DALAM) bee LUETJE & BRAND, a : . . z) a ne d kissd ‘Calten us eseics me ‘Broad Street. Most Important,