August 12, 1896 (4 pages)

Sers, Ster's ased, heretbe. $14 ZeS d if fall all forlly TS. : . mM. 1 ndays “san Holidays— if30 a.m. ent. of the Nevada stock, $1,000,000, with scribed. Directors: Aurelius W. Brodt, __ F. J. Meckfessel, George Schultz, H. J. "Tand. THE “TRANSCRIPT, . _ Pauaruone No. 4 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1896; . , Aen — EV ADA CITY: MAIL TIME TABLE . ~ 8:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. a ae m. 8:00 p.m. § Wedissod Frid ida , mm, 4 _. Mr, Glasson Declines. Grass Valley Union ; ; A correspondCity Herald strongly urges the nomination of John Glasson of this city for Senator on the Republican ticket. Mr. Glasson has stated “that he will not enter the contest against L. 8. Calkins, which leaves a clear field for the latter. Mr. Calkins _ is one of the bright, brainy editors of ' the Transcrret, and he will make it lively for whoever may be pitted against him on the Democratic’ ticket. 2oo-> Mining Incorporation. Articles: of incorporation of . the » Grass Valley Gold Mining Company . of Oakland have been filed in the office of the Secretary of State. Principal _ place of business, Oakland. Capital $72,000 — subLewis, W. A. agg a all ‘of OakBese Extirpated His Eye. Drs: W. O.and ©. W. Jones yester4 day removed the right eye of John ~ Durbin, who was injured by. the explosion of a box of Giant powder caps ai _ the Summit mine of Saturday last. _ It was thought for a while that his eye . might be saved. The unfortunate man 8 at his home at Grass Valley. ~~ Democratic Rally. The Democrats propose having a » grand rally at Grass Valley on Satur» day night. It is expected that Con» gressman Maguire will be present and address the meeting, and speeches will be delivered by local speakers. There is talk of running an excursion train from this city. For the ¢ Democracy. Although the Grass V Valley Telegraph thas not as yet taken any avowed stand _-on the political issues of the day,we judge from some of the urticles reproduced in that paper from other journals that the Telegraph is on'the Demoeratic side. The Tidings is the only Republican paper i Grass Valley. "Not “Afraid. ks Biyinen & Go. meet are not afraid to tell : people that they are selling goods it half the prices that’ other dealers : . Read the advertisement in. ‘the Transcript before you make any Dr. Willis. : Tidings: Dr.G. 0. ¥ “Willis, who has been afflicted witha mild form of diphtheria, contracted while attending the patients at the Convent, is better. ‘He has undergone the most rigid treat. that have some bearing on the quesment, and owes his s recovery to free silver bill would cost us $10,000,000 . ong cone eet ee ayear part of which would have to. tion. It is astonishing what a fund of njection of anti-toxine to its full Strength. Dr. Willis contracted the iphtheria through his nose. His premises have undergone the most searchdisinfection fumigation, and all lot of his fine goods. You will get ersonal clothing of the family hag. future home. He has bought a hotel. ® ‘been treated gotta to: era theta and has settled down to business for. sixteen ounces to F bound, of the possible germs of the disease. He . the rest of his days. Other cities tried . best and freshest groceries and provisSit sods benuliis'ss ‘wkasid 66 hak nag to get him, but no, Bosten offered the! ions every brought to this market. A ts. Til! Monday nday Evening. . The great sale of clot! of clothing now going onat L. Hyman & Co.’s is unprecedented in Nevada City. Clothing is ing sold at unheard of prices, Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local application, as they cannot h the diseased portion of the ear. ere is only one way to cnre Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies afness is. caused by an inflamed condition of .the mucous ining of the Enstachian Tube. -When this tube gets ‘inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or ‘imperfect hearing, and when it is enAirely closéd Deafness is the result, and . uuless the inflammation can be taken out and this. tube restored to its nor‘mal conition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but . ’ an inflamed condition of the mucous ‘surfaces. . Wewill give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Oo ¥F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Se on Pree T5e. : New Lumber Yard. _ T.P. Byrne, the contractor and build» has opened in connection with his a Lumber Yard on upper East oad street adjoining his redidence advertisement. j27-4t A Baby’s Life Saved. ee ee ert peers «gale no . of officers by ballot, resuiting in the LOOKING BACKWARDS. . long ago and the following, taken from -. the Nevada City Democrat, of January 17th, 1858, will be read by many now Possibly Nat Brown of the TRANSORIPT can tell where many of them are, if. alive, and where they live. I. J. Rolfe was the publisher of the Democrat. atthe time this was published. We pale lish the “item” verbatim : LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Nevapa ‘Rirtz Company.—The. citi‘zens. of . Nevada, who had subseribed ; their names to a call for the purpose of organizing a volunteer company in the town and county of Nevada, assembled at the Court House on Saturday. the 18th inst. pursuant to the notice heretofore published, and were called to order by Thos. P. Hawley, who briefly Stated the object of the meeting. — Messrs. D. Belden and T. B.: McFarland, Esqs. were appointed Tellers, and the company proceeded to the élection selection of the following officers, viz :' Henry Meredith, Captain. Phil Moéfe. ist Lieutenant. George Story, 2dJerome Moore, 3d J. B. Van Hagan, Orderly Sergeant, H. B. Thompson, Ist “« W. P. Harrington, 2d % Henry Knerr, 8rd * . H. 4. Pearson, 1st Corporal. “John O’Brien, 2d a A.C. Niles, 3rd “ N. P. Brown, 4th « John Anderson, Drummer. Thomas Marsh, Fifer, The company was then declared duly . organized by the presiding officer. _ On motion, a committee of three con"THANONAL HOTEL ANNEX {ose B THITOHCOGK Dua Nemo Tne — he it ‘The New Building Will Bo a Substan-’ te Passod Away Barly This Morning In Williary Company, . —_——sthal apd Handsome Structure. . tor a Lingering ftiness, “Mae Geaan: Valley Telegraph of last) L. Fancher, the architest and builder, . death Be. Hitchcock died about 8) ‘evening contains the following: has completed the plans and specifica’ lock this morning at his home on . (We have been looking over old: tions for the new building t Rector ‘Selby Flat, after a sickness of nearly . : and precious clippings that tell Brac em erecting a5 an annex to three months.’ The disease from which . the National, Hotel, The building will he died was contraction or ossification ‘be three stories high, with a frontage . , of the nerves, dn ailment that is very . ‘of 49 feet on Broad street and running. Tare and from which the afflicted cted suffer diving and will win then back to tender . recollections of those who have gone. round floor there will be two ‘stores, . Deceased was a native of Tllinois , '. the second and third floors there are! ‘ gap between the main building and the . back 124 feet to Spring street. On the . greatly. 28x70 feet, and two sample rooms, 23x44 . aged 64 years, 11 months and 27 days. feet. On the two upper floors there , He crossed the plains to California in will be 28 large sleeping rooms, with . 1862, and has resided in this: vicinity . bath and closet attached. The front ever since. He was married 24 years of the’ building is. to be of modern’ ago, and leaves a wife and nine chil-. style, with galvanized iron finish, On. dren—three sons and six daughters. Mrs. Charles Cleveland Sr. is a. sister to be eight “large bay windows. The . of deceased. . “Joe” Hitchcock, as nearly every-! annex will be closed from -the second , body called him, was a kind-hearted, story up, and for some distance back . good-natnved man, honest and indus-. over the alley, a passage way to lead . trious, and well liked by those who from one building to the other from knew him. For many years he was enthe second story. Judging from the . . gaged in mining, and for a while: folRich. Red ‘Blood. ig absoluiely essential to health. ;. It is secured easily and naturally by, taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, but is im' possible to get it from so-called “ nerve . tonics,” and: opiate compounds, ab; surdly advertised as “blood pori. fiers.” They have temporary, sleeping . effect, but do not CURE. To have pure Blood And good health, take Hood’s Sivheyasitia, which has first, last, and all the time, . been advertisedas just what it is—the . best. medicine for the blood ever pro. duced. Its success in curing Scrofula, ' Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, . Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and. That Tired Feeling; have made Hoods: Sarsap arilla ‘The One T:ue Blood soba All drugg'sts. $1. vegetable, rebeneficial. 25c, sisting of Rufus Shoemaker, C. Wilson . . Hill and 'Thomas-P.Hawley—were aplowed to pay in Mexican dollars. It pointed to draft a constitution and code . of by-laws for the government of the . company ; and also to report a uniform to be adopted by the company. __ On motion the company adjourned until Wednesday evening. next at 7:30, o'clock, to meet at the Court House. After adjournment the company formed under command of Lieutenant Moore, and, marched through the streets of the city headed by a band of music, and on the whole er quite a military appeerance. {Of the above ‘named officers only . gp ofthem are now living, viz: W. P. Harrington, who has charge of an’ ° elevator in the Pioneer. building, San Francisco; H. H. Pearson, who is now . one of the lessees of the Hoffman House, New York City, and N. P. Brown, editor of the Transonirt.] s Will Make a Big Difference. One of the best informed men in the country on the management of railroads is Chauncey Depew. He recently said. in speaking en aiding June 80, 1896, the earned $42,500,000. Out of that we paid $16,000,000 to emand wages amourted to. $30,000,000. The interest on our bonds,payably in gold, amounted to $4,170,000. The} rental of leased lines, payablein gold, ‘air asa motor to drive street cars, have been reasonably successful. The ,. box, both of which worked perfectly. ployes. The operating expenses, taxes . : amounted to $5,888,000. So you see, 4 plans drawn by Mr. Fancher the build. ing will be handsome in appearance and convenient in arrangement. The ground floors are to beconcrete, and the estimated cost of the building, including hot water throughout and sanitary plumbing, is $14,000. : Bids for erecting the building will be received up tothe 25th instant. If a satisfactory proposal is received the contract will be let and arrangements made for beginning work by the 1st of September. Contractors should read the advertisement in today’s TranSCRIPT. Mexican Dollar Bait, The idea of illustrating practically the difference between a silver dollar which circulates merely on its. bullion value and one which is held up to} parity with gold by the Government has seized upon a good many people. The Buchanan Milling Company of . began Niles, Michigan, has offered to pay one dollara bushel for wheat if alis a bona fide offer and many farmers /are taking advantage of it. But they will find they can buy only 50 cents’ worth of goods with the Mexican dollar. Some time ago Senator Thurston illustrated the same thing. He had a joint debate with Bryan at Lincoln, . and before entering the hall he went to one of ‘the local banks and for an American dollar bought two “Mexican dollars, which he exhibited to the audience.—Oakland Enquirer. Compressed Air, ‘The experiments recently made inNew York of employing compressed car was equipped with a tank of com-. pressed air, which could be kept under pressure of two thousand pounds to the square inch. The motor was operated at the rate of 150 ponnds to the square inch, The car attained a speed of from one to fifteen miles an hour at the will of the operator. The car was equipped with a brake and sand It could be stopped in less than its own length when going at a high rate of speed. Sixteen to One. . There is a great deal of falk now-ai days about sixteen to one, and every other man you meet is loaded to the muzzle with supposed facts and figures ‘city. Orders left at the office on the . Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 9. are pure lowed ranching. At one time he served Hood S: Pills as Road Overseer of this district. His a > many friends are sorry to learn of his demise, and express their fullest sympathy and condolence to the bereaved family and other relatives. They Don’t Throw Your Money Away.= You can buy a suit of clothes at Catch L. Hyman & Co.'s for $6 that you can not buy anywhere else in the world for O Yea less than $12. : nl : a> +e Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my hus! suffered terribly with kidnéy and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not im rove. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with eid tigers and indigestion. Everything he caused him . @ was so thin and weak he could scarcely. walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s Pills after each meal. He to improve right away. He gelned twenty poundsin six weeks, and e can ai eat ene : areas its . . mer Cal. ~ At onee to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 cts. double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a — Don’t buy atiy other. Dee: do the work. Also, INS) POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. . Vinton Broad St. Fishing Tackle, Legg & Shaw Co. have the finest line of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, Hooks Lines, etc. Going fishing ? Come aid an pe oo OME BG) 4 Kari’s Ciover Koot Tea “te Gunner AR, . * ne ey Isa sure cure for Headache and nerPECIALTIES $ os) oe vous diseases. othing relieves so nl ema quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. W a i sts Ce ee To ice Consumers. ATE TIES to go with them. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part ot the. Dimities, Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves In Summer shades, from l-up. ; Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Franeiseco. An wt oants to $2. Latest in! a ; i : . It's. Perfectly Clear That the most délicious of all fake in FOLEY’S ICE CREAM SODA with Crushed «Fruit Flavors, Luxuries are always tempting, but few of them are as tempting as this. Its popularity Is increasing 80 continually aa come epidemic. It’s an epidemic, however, that you needn't be afraid of eatching, and if you miss it you lose a real pleasure, Mddddddddddaddddddd STRICHLY FiRsT-ciass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. WOMAN'S RIGHTS, She's got the right to handle a broom— octet aaah the dishes to mote? . FOLEY’ ht toa soul—oh, yes! id why hy dose ie want any more? The right to be pious for two, I guess— i@ any one ask for more? And she has her representative now, A piece of man—somewhere, soyrehow— Mixed up in the ied alsa political row— And how can want any mors. She has many, manv more rights than these. Among them is th ht. to buy when, w! what and how she pleases. It is on cae lege to buy ae Bedding, eager g at ~ eat ch gehen aie: KINKEAD’S CASH. FURNITURE STORES, Commercial street, Nevada City. qethaeienennaseen ee eeepc & YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCE Between the suits we make to measure and the sort that come ready to wear. We exercise the greatest skill and care in selectand making up each se te garment. We assure sianlate satiation: mad and a faultless fit. FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW ARRIVING SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, Pine Street, Near Broad, . . . NEVADA CITY, CAL. Please remember that my Special Delivery Wagon Is at Your Door Every. Morning. : Give us a. trial. We will please you. Try ‘Kippeees Herrings. Delicious this Hot Weather. Headquarters for WOOD of All Kinds. W. EB. JOHNSTON, Junc. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. Pa ereane lot of sheoes Tee aac —s Te to cause a consumption that threatens to be. cloths and trim: i. coe be Racsenak mings, and in cutting, ' knowledge same people accumulate in , +290 a short time and how ably they present . Will Run a Hotel. arguments to back up their statements . Boston should feel proud, John L.’ If you want sixteen to one in reality . Sullivan has decided to make that his . 80 to Gaylord’s grocery stere and buy come out of the employes.” most congenial atmosphere. Sullivan . trial order will convince you. says: “I have been in nearly every prominent city in the English-speaking Fine Butter. countries, and have studied the customs} Woodland Creamery ° Butter, the and mannerisms, but up to the present . best in the market, can be had of Phil. time I have found no place that. felt to . Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf me like Boston.” Nothing further need é ta Deotletoma: be said. Boston takes the cake. Royal Honey Drips, pure ne a The First Quartz Mill. the finest article in the market, The first mill erected in California . Procured only at Gaylord’s. was not built at Grass Valley in 1850, . *° as stated by Mr. Abadie. Mariposa county claims that distinction, and accords it to a mill of eight stamps, each in its own separate mortar erected on ‘the Mariposa estate late in the summer of 1850, It was not till the follow. ing January that a mill was erected on the west bank of Wolf cfeck, nearly opposite the site of ihe present Empire millat Grass Valley.—F. A. Rickard, State Geologist of Colorado, Bitten by a Spider, 35c per doz, Jelly Glasses Judge Gale, was bitten by a black spider last Sunday, and that night and Monday was seriously ill from the Big Cut ofthe sbarp~stinging pains in the back (fOGKETY, Chinaware and Glassware while his feet and legs were swollen . and very painful. Dr. Karsner was . 44 pes. Tea Set, richly decorated. . . $8.00 summoned and did all that was possi60 pes. Dinner Set, “ « ble to alleviate the pee rele Regbac ce Crystal Glass Berry & Tea Sets,36c & 500 Why Do You Do it? , Cups and Saucers. -per set, 85c, 40, 50 Why do you pay from $17 to $20 for . Decorated Cuspidores. . .each 20¢ & 80c 60c per doz. Pints 75c per doz. Quarts 95Sc per doz. Half Galions a suit of clothes when you can get the tac same goods, same finish and same. 2 brand at L. Hyman & Co.’s for $10. f j . j ' [ Best Feed for Chickens. Peat American moat Gd {,0: Cracked oyster shells for chickens,. COMMERCIAL 8T.. Nevada City two cents per poundat W. H. Smith's 56 MILL-ST. --Grass Valley . MONRT “SAVIN a STORE. . a8-8t. acini onig Sprains, Soreness in the Cliest, ete., and whereyer a good reliable plaster is required this plaster-can be recommended to give perfect satisfaction. —_— expressly for Schuldt & Co., Chemists and Pharmacists, Union Drug Store, Main Street: Fruits and best of Vegetables At Bottom Prices. A. ARENDT. fare © Take a Chance Mis. Lester & Crawford, °°” °*""Se POWDER MAINSTREET NEVADA CITY SOLID SI LVER cream of tartar baking powder. ; i SUGAR BOWL ; Highest of all in leave strength. With a D Solid Sfi i . Qaresr ame SrarEs . NE Vou Want fy ky eh a_Dozen Solid Sfiver Spoons a : every nts’ worth of goods bought from me for Cash. i We Royal pep al hadi i haces cet you? . CAPITAL JAPAN TEA, 60 centea pound. First-class tea. Prize with every package. 3 — imenarrmaso’ . /P.G,SCADDEN, =, TheGrocer °~ ee re ARE UP TO DATE? * COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Moore, ian ; THE PHOTOGRAPHER, . j ; Yor . ee ev: i . ee e { Raymond’s ees wcr war" . . t’s Loo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If g PLAST ER ) Chicken . ee a UNION FRUIT STORE Tongue . 6) [EE Uxpersicep Bra To ANNOUNCE Soused Mackerel Qo Dried Hering Pickled Shrimp THE BEST OF WORK. You will always find this motto prevails at my ING. MO pairing done on shortest notice. Buccessor to 0. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop pce of TURNING and BAND SAW . ULDINGS of all kinds on hanad,. Re 1. C. WELSENBURGER, == NEVADACITY. . cA vue You Won’t Have to Gook! Theyvare all ready forthetable. If you want something nice to go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Beer that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, . Commercial street, : Loe Nevada City CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S No parlor complete without one of those WOODEN Made to order and MANTEL polished to suit the shade of your parlor Genuine French Plate Mirrors, 30 Per Cent. Less than WHELIHAN BROS., = = San Francisco Prices. CARPENTER WORK in_all its a branshet: Plans fu’ promptly atteuded to at reasonable prices. Give,us 4 Heat CORCORAN & WILLIAMS, siz Sirept Bridee. ished, estimates given. Jobbing —=“GILT EDGE” 4 PIECES, STEAIMI BEER' Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. — Se The Best in the World. meg EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! EVERYBODY CALLS FOR has The Very Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, “4 Senate Reved aunt. Pine Meeein eine are Cal

Sers, Ster's ased, heretbe. $14 ZeS d if fall all forlly TS. : . mM. 1 ndays “san Holidays— if30 a.m. ent. of the Nevada stock, $1,000,000, with scribed. Directors: Aurelius W. Brodt, __ F. J. Meckfessel, George Schultz, H. J. "Tand. THE “TRANSCRIPT, . _ Pauaruone No. 4 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1896; . , Aen — EV ADA CITY: MAIL TIME TABLE . ~ 8:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. a ae m. 8:00 p.m. § Wedissod Frid ida , mm, 4 _. Mr, Glasson Declines. Grass Valley Union ; ; A correspondCity Herald strongly urges the nomination of John Glasson of this city for Senator on the Republican ticket. Mr. Glasson has stated “that he will not enter the contest against L. 8. Calkins, which leaves a clear field for the latter. Mr. Calkins _ is one of the bright, brainy editors of ' the Transcrret, and he will make it lively for whoever may be pitted against him on the Democratic’ ticket. 2oo-> Mining Incorporation. Articles: of incorporation of . the » Grass Valley Gold Mining Company . of Oakland have been filed in the office of the Secretary of State. Principal _ place of business, Oakland. Capital $72,000 — subLewis, W. A. agg a all ‘of OakBese Extirpated His Eye. Drs: W. O.and ©. W. Jones yester4 day removed the right eye of John ~ Durbin, who was injured by. the explosion of a box of Giant powder caps ai _ the Summit mine of Saturday last. _ It was thought for a while that his eye . might be saved. The unfortunate man 8 at his home at Grass Valley. ~~ Democratic Rally. The Democrats propose having a » grand rally at Grass Valley on Satur» day night. It is expected that Con» gressman Maguire will be present and address the meeting, and speeches will be delivered by local speakers. There is talk of running an excursion train from this city. For the ¢ Democracy. Although the Grass V Valley Telegraph thas not as yet taken any avowed stand _-on the political issues of the day,we judge from some of the urticles reproduced in that paper from other journals that the Telegraph is on'the Demoeratic side. The Tidings is the only Republican paper i Grass Valley. "Not “Afraid. ks Biyinen & Go. meet are not afraid to tell : people that they are selling goods it half the prices that’ other dealers : . Read the advertisement in. ‘the Transcript before you make any Dr. Willis. : Tidings: Dr.G. 0. ¥ “Willis, who has been afflicted witha mild form of diphtheria, contracted while attending the patients at the Convent, is better. ‘He has undergone the most rigid treat. that have some bearing on the quesment, and owes his s recovery to free silver bill would cost us $10,000,000 . ong cone eet ee ayear part of which would have to. tion. It is astonishing what a fund of njection of anti-toxine to its full Strength. Dr. Willis contracted the iphtheria through his nose. His premises have undergone the most searchdisinfection fumigation, and all lot of his fine goods. You will get ersonal clothing of the family hag. future home. He has bought a hotel. ® ‘been treated gotta to: era theta and has settled down to business for. sixteen ounces to F bound, of the possible germs of the disease. He . the rest of his days. Other cities tried . best and freshest groceries and provisSit sods benuliis'ss ‘wkasid 66 hak nag to get him, but no, Bosten offered the! ions every brought to this market. A ts. Til! Monday nday Evening. . The great sale of clot! of clothing now going onat L. Hyman & Co.’s is unprecedented in Nevada City. Clothing is ing sold at unheard of prices, Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local application, as they cannot h the diseased portion of the ear. ere is only one way to cnre Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies afness is. caused by an inflamed condition of .the mucous ining of the Enstachian Tube. -When this tube gets ‘inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or ‘imperfect hearing, and when it is enAirely closéd Deafness is the result, and . uuless the inflammation can be taken out and this. tube restored to its nor‘mal conition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but . ’ an inflamed condition of the mucous ‘surfaces. . Wewill give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Oo ¥F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Se on Pree T5e. : New Lumber Yard. _ T.P. Byrne, the contractor and build» has opened in connection with his a Lumber Yard on upper East oad street adjoining his redidence advertisement. j27-4t A Baby’s Life Saved. ee ee ert peers «gale no . of officers by ballot, resuiting in the LOOKING BACKWARDS. . long ago and the following, taken from -. the Nevada City Democrat, of January 17th, 1858, will be read by many now Possibly Nat Brown of the TRANSORIPT can tell where many of them are, if. alive, and where they live. I. J. Rolfe was the publisher of the Democrat. atthe time this was published. We pale lish the “item” verbatim : LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Nevapa ‘Rirtz Company.—The. citi‘zens. of . Nevada, who had subseribed ; their names to a call for the purpose of organizing a volunteer company in the town and county of Nevada, assembled at the Court House on Saturday. the 18th inst. pursuant to the notice heretofore published, and were called to order by Thos. P. Hawley, who briefly Stated the object of the meeting. — Messrs. D. Belden and T. B.: McFarland, Esqs. were appointed Tellers, and the company proceeded to the élection selection of the following officers, viz :' Henry Meredith, Captain. Phil Moéfe. ist Lieutenant. George Story, 2dJerome Moore, 3d J. B. Van Hagan, Orderly Sergeant, H. B. Thompson, Ist “« W. P. Harrington, 2d % Henry Knerr, 8rd * . H. 4. Pearson, 1st Corporal. “John O’Brien, 2d a A.C. Niles, 3rd “ N. P. Brown, 4th « John Anderson, Drummer. Thomas Marsh, Fifer, The company was then declared duly . organized by the presiding officer. _ On motion, a committee of three con"THANONAL HOTEL ANNEX {ose B THITOHCOGK Dua Nemo Tne — he it ‘The New Building Will Bo a Substan-’ te Passod Away Barly This Morning In Williary Company, . —_——sthal apd Handsome Structure. . tor a Lingering ftiness, “Mae Geaan: Valley Telegraph of last) L. Fancher, the architest and builder, . death Be. Hitchcock died about 8) ‘evening contains the following: has completed the plans and specifica’ lock this morning at his home on . (We have been looking over old: tions for the new building t Rector ‘Selby Flat, after a sickness of nearly . : and precious clippings that tell Brac em erecting a5 an annex to three months.’ The disease from which . the National, Hotel, The building will he died was contraction or ossification ‘be three stories high, with a frontage . , of the nerves, dn ailment that is very . ‘of 49 feet on Broad street and running. Tare and from which the afflicted cted suffer diving and will win then back to tender . recollections of those who have gone. round floor there will be two ‘stores, . Deceased was a native of Tllinois , '. the second and third floors there are! ‘ gap between the main building and the . back 124 feet to Spring street. On the . greatly. 28x70 feet, and two sample rooms, 23x44 . aged 64 years, 11 months and 27 days. feet. On the two upper floors there , He crossed the plains to California in will be 28 large sleeping rooms, with . 1862, and has resided in this: vicinity . bath and closet attached. The front ever since. He was married 24 years of the’ building is. to be of modern’ ago, and leaves a wife and nine chil-. style, with galvanized iron finish, On. dren—three sons and six daughters. Mrs. Charles Cleveland Sr. is a. sister to be eight “large bay windows. The . of deceased. . “Joe” Hitchcock, as nearly every-! annex will be closed from -the second , body called him, was a kind-hearted, story up, and for some distance back . good-natnved man, honest and indus-. over the alley, a passage way to lead . trious, and well liked by those who from one building to the other from knew him. For many years he was enthe second story. Judging from the . . gaged in mining, and for a while: folRich. Red ‘Blood. ig absoluiely essential to health. ;. It is secured easily and naturally by, taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, but is im' possible to get it from so-called “ nerve . tonics,” and: opiate compounds, ab; surdly advertised as “blood pori. fiers.” They have temporary, sleeping . effect, but do not CURE. To have pure Blood And good health, take Hood’s Sivheyasitia, which has first, last, and all the time, . been advertisedas just what it is—the . best. medicine for the blood ever pro. duced. Its success in curing Scrofula, ' Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, . Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and. That Tired Feeling; have made Hoods: Sarsap arilla ‘The One T:ue Blood soba All drugg'sts. $1. vegetable, rebeneficial. 25c, sisting of Rufus Shoemaker, C. Wilson . . Hill and 'Thomas-P.Hawley—were aplowed to pay in Mexican dollars. It pointed to draft a constitution and code . of by-laws for the government of the . company ; and also to report a uniform to be adopted by the company. __ On motion the company adjourned until Wednesday evening. next at 7:30, o'clock, to meet at the Court House. After adjournment the company formed under command of Lieutenant Moore, and, marched through the streets of the city headed by a band of music, and on the whole er quite a military appeerance. {Of the above ‘named officers only . gp ofthem are now living, viz: W. P. Harrington, who has charge of an’ ° elevator in the Pioneer. building, San Francisco; H. H. Pearson, who is now . one of the lessees of the Hoffman House, New York City, and N. P. Brown, editor of the Transonirt.] s Will Make a Big Difference. One of the best informed men in the country on the management of railroads is Chauncey Depew. He recently said. in speaking en aiding June 80, 1896, the earned $42,500,000. Out of that we paid $16,000,000 to emand wages amourted to. $30,000,000. The interest on our bonds,payably in gold, amounted to $4,170,000. The} rental of leased lines, payablein gold, ‘air asa motor to drive street cars, have been reasonably successful. The ,. box, both of which worked perfectly. ployes. The operating expenses, taxes . : amounted to $5,888,000. So you see, 4 plans drawn by Mr. Fancher the build. ing will be handsome in appearance and convenient in arrangement. The ground floors are to beconcrete, and the estimated cost of the building, including hot water throughout and sanitary plumbing, is $14,000. : Bids for erecting the building will be received up tothe 25th instant. If a satisfactory proposal is received the contract will be let and arrangements made for beginning work by the 1st of September. Contractors should read the advertisement in today’s TranSCRIPT. Mexican Dollar Bait, The idea of illustrating practically the difference between a silver dollar which circulates merely on its. bullion value and one which is held up to} parity with gold by the Government has seized upon a good many people. The Buchanan Milling Company of . began Niles, Michigan, has offered to pay one dollara bushel for wheat if alis a bona fide offer and many farmers /are taking advantage of it. But they will find they can buy only 50 cents’ worth of goods with the Mexican dollar. Some time ago Senator Thurston illustrated the same thing. He had a joint debate with Bryan at Lincoln, . and before entering the hall he went to one of ‘the local banks and for an American dollar bought two “Mexican

dollars, which he exhibited to the audience.—Oakland Enquirer. Compressed Air, ‘The experiments recently made inNew York of employing compressed car was equipped with a tank of com-. pressed air, which could be kept under pressure of two thousand pounds to the square inch. The motor was operated at the rate of 150 ponnds to the square inch, The car attained a speed of from one to fifteen miles an hour at the will of the operator. The car was equipped with a brake and sand It could be stopped in less than its own length when going at a high rate of speed. Sixteen to One. . There is a great deal of falk now-ai days about sixteen to one, and every other man you meet is loaded to the muzzle with supposed facts and figures ‘city. Orders left at the office on the . Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 9. are pure lowed ranching. At one time he served Hood S: Pills as Road Overseer of this district. His a > many friends are sorry to learn of his demise, and express their fullest sympathy and condolence to the bereaved family and other relatives. They Don’t Throw Your Money Away.= You can buy a suit of clothes at Catch L. Hyman & Co.'s for $6 that you can not buy anywhere else in the world for O Yea less than $12. : nl : a> +e Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my hus! suffered terribly with kidnéy and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not im rove. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with eid tigers and indigestion. Everything he caused him . @ was so thin and weak he could scarcely. walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s Pills after each meal. He to improve right away. He gelned twenty poundsin six weeks, and e can ai eat ene : areas its . . mer Cal. ~ At onee to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 cts. double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a — Don’t buy atiy other. Dee: do the work. Also, INS) POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. . Vinton Broad St. Fishing Tackle, Legg & Shaw Co. have the finest line of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, Hooks Lines, etc. Going fishing ? Come aid an pe oo OME BG) 4 Kari’s Ciover Koot Tea “te Gunner AR, . * ne ey Isa sure cure for Headache and nerPECIALTIES $ os) oe vous diseases. othing relieves so nl ema quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. W a i sts Ce ee To ice Consumers. ATE TIES to go with them. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part ot the. Dimities, Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves In Summer shades, from l-up. ; Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Franeiseco. An wt oants to $2. Latest in! a ; i : . It's. Perfectly Clear That the most délicious of all fake in FOLEY’S ICE CREAM SODA with Crushed «Fruit Flavors, Luxuries are always tempting, but few of them are as tempting as this. Its popularity Is increasing 80 continually aa come epidemic. It’s an epidemic, however, that you needn't be afraid of eatching, and if you miss it you lose a real pleasure, Mddddddddddaddddddd STRICHLY FiRsT-ciass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. WOMAN'S RIGHTS, She's got the right to handle a broom— octet aaah the dishes to mote? . FOLEY’ ht toa soul—oh, yes! id why hy dose ie want any more? The right to be pious for two, I guess— i@ any one ask for more? And she has her representative now, A piece of man—somewhere, soyrehow— Mixed up in the ied alsa political row— And how can want any mors. She has many, manv more rights than these. Among them is th ht. to buy when, w! what and how she pleases. It is on cae lege to buy ae Bedding, eager g at ~ eat ch gehen aie: KINKEAD’S CASH. FURNITURE STORES, Commercial street, Nevada City. qethaeienennaseen ee eeepc & YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCE Between the suits we make to measure and the sort that come ready to wear. We exercise the greatest skill and care in selectand making up each se te garment. We assure sianlate satiation: mad and a faultless fit. FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW ARRIVING SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, Pine Street, Near Broad, . . . NEVADA CITY, CAL. Please remember that my Special Delivery Wagon Is at Your Door Every. Morning. : Give us a. trial. We will please you. Try ‘Kippeees Herrings. Delicious this Hot Weather. Headquarters for WOOD of All Kinds. W. EB. JOHNSTON, Junc. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. Pa ereane lot of sheoes Tee aac —s Te to cause a consumption that threatens to be. cloths and trim: i. coe be Racsenak mings, and in cutting, ' knowledge same people accumulate in , +290 a short time and how ably they present . Will Run a Hotel. arguments to back up their statements . Boston should feel proud, John L.’ If you want sixteen to one in reality . Sullivan has decided to make that his . 80 to Gaylord’s grocery stere and buy come out of the employes.” most congenial atmosphere. Sullivan . trial order will convince you. says: “I have been in nearly every prominent city in the English-speaking Fine Butter. countries, and have studied the customs} Woodland Creamery ° Butter, the and mannerisms, but up to the present . best in the market, can be had of Phil. time I have found no place that. felt to . Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf me like Boston.” Nothing further need é ta Deotletoma: be said. Boston takes the cake. Royal Honey Drips, pure ne a The First Quartz Mill. the finest article in the market, The first mill erected in California . Procured only at Gaylord’s. was not built at Grass Valley in 1850, . *° as stated by Mr. Abadie. Mariposa county claims that distinction, and accords it to a mill of eight stamps, each in its own separate mortar erected on ‘the Mariposa estate late in the summer of 1850, It was not till the follow. ing January that a mill was erected on the west bank of Wolf cfeck, nearly opposite the site of ihe present Empire millat Grass Valley.—F. A. Rickard, State Geologist of Colorado, Bitten by a Spider, 35c per doz, Jelly Glasses Judge Gale, was bitten by a black spider last Sunday, and that night and Monday was seriously ill from the Big Cut ofthe sbarp~stinging pains in the back (fOGKETY, Chinaware and Glassware while his feet and legs were swollen . and very painful. Dr. Karsner was . 44 pes. Tea Set, richly decorated. . . $8.00 summoned and did all that was possi60 pes. Dinner Set, “ « ble to alleviate the pee rele Regbac ce Crystal Glass Berry & Tea Sets,36c & 500 Why Do You Do it? , Cups and Saucers.. -per set, 85c, 40, 50 Why do you pay from $17 to $20 for . Decorated Cuspidores. . .each 20¢ & 80c 60c per doz. Pints 75c per doz. Quarts 95Sc per doz. Half Galions a suit of clothes when you can get the tac same goods, same finish and same. 2 brand at L. Hyman & Co.’s for $10. f j . j ' [ Best Feed for Chickens. Peat American moat Gd {,0: Cracked oyster shells for chickens,. COMMERCIAL 8T.... Nevada City two cents per poundat W. H. Smith's 56 MILL-ST. --Grass Valley . MONRT “SAVIN a STORE. . a8-8t. acini onig Sprains, Soreness in the Cliest, ete., and whereyer a good reliable plaster is required this plaster-can be recommended to give perfect satisfaction. —_— expressly for Schuldt & Co., Chemists and Pharmacists, Union Drug Store, Main Street: Fruits and best of Vegetables At Bottom Prices. A. ARENDT. fare © Take a Chance Mis. Lester & Crawford, °°” °*""Se POWDER MAINSTREET NEVADA CITY SOLID SI LVER cream of tartar baking powder. ; i SUGAR BOWL ; Highest of all in leave strength. With a D Solid Sfi i . Qaresr ame SrarEs . NE Vou Want fy ky eh a_Dozen Solid Sfiver Spoons a : every nts’ worth of goods bought from me for Cash. i We Royal pep al hadi i haces cet you? . CAPITAL JAPAN TEA, 60 centea pound. First-class tea. Prize with every package. 3 — imenarrmaso’ . /P.G,SCADDEN, =, TheGrocer °~ ee re ARE UP TO DATE? * COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Moore, ian ; THE PHOTOGRAPHER, . j ; Yor . ee ev: i . ee e { Raymond’s ees wcr war" . . t’s Loo Hot to Cook This warm weather. If g PLAST ER ) Chicken . ee a UNION FRUIT STORE Tongue . 6) [EE Uxpersicep Bra To ANNOUNCE Soused Mackerel Qo Dried Hering Pickled Shrimp THE BEST OF WORK. You will always find this motto prevails at my ING. MO pairing done on shortest notice. Buccessor to 0. C. Percival, Shop on the Plaza. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop pce of TURNING and BAND SAW . ULDINGS of all kinds on hanad,. Re 1. C. WELSENBURGER, == NEVADACITY. . cA vue You Won’t Have to Gook! Theyvare all ready forthetable. If you want something nice to go with them, try BUDWEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Beer that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, . Commercial street, : Loe Nevada City CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S No parlor complete without one of those WOODEN Made to order and MANTEL polished to suit the shade of your parlor Genuine French Plate Mirrors, 30 Per Cent. Less than WHELIHAN BROS., = = San Francisco Prices. CARPENTER WORK in_all its a branshet: Plans fu’ promptly atteuded to at reasonable prices. Give,us 4 Heat CORCORAN & WILLIAMS, siz Sirept Bridee. ished, estimates given. Jobbing —=“GILT EDGE” 4 PIECES, STEAIMI BEER' Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. — Se The Best in the World. meg EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! EVERYBODY CALLS FOR has The Very Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, “4 Senate Reved aunt. Pine Meeein eine are Cal