August 20, 1900 (4 pages)

; Thompson's lifeless body. THE TRANSCRIPT, oe “and Young. -SAYS HE wis TOUCHED, A Stranger Awakes. kes ftom 4 tacit today.” Finds Himself ‘Shy on Dough, George Deward, a cook, whose home. is at French Corral, reported to the po-. to san Francisco. lice officers of Marysville, eays the Appeal, that he had been robbed of $72/ Juan this morning. while asleep ina chair at the Golden ‘Eagle Hotel Friday. Hoe stated that. you Bet yesterday. he had arrived from: Keswick on the south-bound Oalifornia express. He on the morning train. went to the hotel and later’ feil ‘asleep . John. Eddy returned home last é évenin a chair. He had the money in a ing from a visit below. backskin purse in his right-hand pants pocket when he passed into dream:/ on last evening's train; land, but when he woke up the purse and its contents were gone. Arbuckle to visit friends, Mr. Lageman, the proprietor of the. ~ y, 1. Boyd of San Francisco arrived . hotel, called on Marshal Maben to ex-. here on last evening’s train. plain what he knew about the matter. Miss M. ‘MoOall arrived here last He stated that he saw Deward in the evening on a visit to friends. hotel when he gotup Friday morning) “Major W. A. Desborough of Sacraand that Deward had a drink at the mento was in town Saturday, bar. He saw the purse in the man’s. J, 8, Wilbur went to the Gold Point Wheatland. possession, and, as he seemed to have. mine this morning at Downieville. been drinking, asked him to allow him{ Miss Bessie Waters is the guest of P. to lock it up in the safe, adding that he Folcke and family at Grass Valley. would give him a receipt for his money. Miss E. Hoeft left yesterday for San Deward refused to do so. Lageman. Francisco to purchase fall milinery. saw him afterward asleep on a chair,) §. Poorman came over frcm Columbia and there was another man sitting . Hill yesterday and left for San Franclose to him, whom he said he knew . cisco. as he worked as a waiter at the Kes-. M. ~Manasse, of Coshocton, Ohio, wick Hotel. Marshal Maben gent. one. arrived . here on Saturday évening’s of the officers to look up the suspect. . train. Officer McOoy later found him at the} Mrs. G. Fischer, who has been. to depot, a8 he was about to start for Sierra Oity. on a visit, has returned Wheatland. He gave his name asj home.Charles D. Gallagher, and produced. 8.Smith and E. P. Lynch arrived his discharge papers, showing that he. here last evening from San Francisco had been with the soldiers in Cuba for . and left this morning ive North San two years. He said he had worked . Juan. with Deward at Keswick, and sat next; Mrs. R. P. Walsh of San Francisco is to him in a chair at the hotel, but did . here on a visit to L. M. Sukeforth and . not take his money. He consented to} family. be searched and panned out a $20 gold. John Brusaltn and J. Oats left this Piece, a $10. greenback and $4 in silver. morning for Grub Gulch where they His bundle was, also searched, but/ will mine. — mothing was found to incriminate him. J. Stamps came down from Downieiin any manner. ville yesterday on his way to San Francisco, = R. M. Hichardson is here in the in“The “Democratic “County Oentral terest of —-H.--8:--Oroeker--.&.-Co.--of Committee met at Grass Valley Satar. 58cramento. Gay. It was decided that the County. Mrs. Samuel Weller took her deparConvention be held at Nevada City on cantina morning for Sacramento September 15 t which poe Pr esichirepead ee pasties Superintendent D. J. MoFall of the will be nominated, Home mine returned Saturday from . The primaries for the election of San Francisco. delegates to the State, Congressional, Senatorial, county and municipal conJose to resume her studies at the State ventions will be held on next Satur. . Normal Schocl. day, August 25th. The time for the D. E. Moore arrived here yesterday holding of caucuses throughout the from San Francisco and left thie mornfor Downieville. county has not as yet been fixed, but . 28 ‘the meeting will undoubtedly be hela. 9Wyllie of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning i f t pi ei LEE SOO Oe Oe for Gaston Ridge, Eureka township. SE W. Myers, who has been to San FranKilled by a Falling Timber. cisco on a visit, arrived here last evenee and left this morning for Downieville. ‘A fatal accident occurred Saturday) pni] Goyne, who has been to San ‘everiing at about 6 o'clock in the Coe} Francisco for the benefit of his health David Thompson, a well-known young Mra. Ed Williams arrived here Satarman of Hill’s Flat, was in the maio. gay evening from Auburn on a visit to ‘shaft, abont 200 feet from the bottom, . her parents, and returned this mornwhen a lagging fell from above and] jnp. ‘track him on the head, knocking him. Migs ©. E. Hanley, who has been to the bottom of the shaft.-The min-. visiting in this city for some time past, ers on the bottom level heard the noise . jet Saturday for her home at Los Auand when they rushed ont they found . celos. He was) Prof E.H Barker and siite: returned taken to the surface and from there to) jast evening from a visit to Sao Franthe home of his widowed mother. He. cisco and the Southern part of the was aged about 26 years. State. aed R. Stager of Grass Valley, who has The tears of Senator Teller flow on. been surveying atthe Erie miue,. was very slight provocation. He wept at/ in this city Saturday on route to Grass St. Louis in 1896, and the moisture . Valley. Democratic Convention. MONDAY. ssa 20, tomo [uty hn ti gs fat fs B. English is over from. ColumbiaH: Kaler came down trom Maybort O. March and J, March are up ‘from M. Banardo left yésteeany tor a visit John German returned to North San Prof. 0. K. Clcodman was over from J. 8. Davis of San Francisco arrived ‘A. W. Berry of Chicago arrived here Miss A. Tolson left yesterday for ‘times but the firemen succeeded in machine and one trank.“The house ‘that vicinity and the burning house Miss Esther Bishop has gone to fas: : of fire was turned in, w streets for a few minutes.” The all a No, 2 Fire House failed to ring number of the box from Mok ua Guest eet as ok ee ‘tap. ‘The cause of the alarm system not working ‘properly was perhaps due to the fact that an alarm was turned in from box No. 48, near the depot at the same time one was turned in from box No. 45, near Cooper Bro’s. lamber yard. The one tap atracted the attention of alarm was turned in, Ohief ‘Wolf and the three hose wagons were soon on their way toward Piety Hill. ‘When they arrived at the scene they found‘the house of William Williame, situated on the upper Grass Vi road just at the top of the hill beyor the place where the old half-mile house formerly stood, burning furiously. They immediately saw that there was . nouse in trying to save the house so they directed their attention to adjoin. ing property. A number of men and boys pulled the hose cart from the Piety Hill Fire House and bad a stream of water on the flames when the other firemen arrived. The house adjoining that of Mr. Williams, occupied by G. Zopfi and family caught fire several putting it out each time. The furniture in the Zopfi home was taken out of the house and considerably damaged but other than that the damage was small. Mr. Williams’ barn, in which eight tons of Lay is stored, also caught fire several times bot was each time extinguished. Mr. Williams says that he lit a fire in the kitchen stove at about 7 o’clock cows, and at about 7:20 he happened to look toward the house and noticed that the roof was burning fariously. He ran to the house and awakened his family, who were still in'bed, but was unable to save anything but a sewing was entirbly destroyed and the loss is estimated at about $1500. There was $600 insurance on the farnitore and house. __The firemen worked. under a great, difficulty as the ‘pressure on the stream was very small, owing to the fact that the water runs on almost a level.in was on a level with the fire plug. e@o Se Wine at Wolf's. A. B. Wolf, the cash grover has just received a large consignment of fine zinfanfel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold or $1 50 per gallon. a &tf our volunteer fitemen and a general]. best assortment of muequerade cosvery reasonable rates, If you are g0-Jéssened when the blood is in good:conand went out to the barn to feed his} has no practi Mier ont, and lacing up se shoes last e ee ne : ie bie sould’ tontenta bila] curiosity and asked her what was the; object of her strange action. cp "“I was pretty hot ‘and. thought if I turned the hose on me I would cool off,” and then she went right on reading her paper, and the conductor hunted one to read. himself as he desired to oecupy’ he mind, Masquerade Costumes. = -Wm.H. Orawford of this city has the tumes ever seen in thiscity. He has. P47, plenty. for all and will rent them at ing to the ball you will do wel . Ban tego ‘and see his fine assortment. td ie Forewarhed, ) ly For The liability to dipease . is greatly dition, and the circulation healthy and vigorous. For then all refuse matter po ie carried out of the system ; erwise it ‘would rapidly accumulate —fermentation would take place, the blood become polluted and the constitution so weakened that a simple malady might result seriously. A healthy, active circulation means bas digestion and strong, healthy has a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S. ual. Itis the safest and best remedy for old ‘people and children because it contains no minerals, but is} made exclusively of roots and herbs. No other remedy so thoroughly and effectually cleanses the blood of impurities, At the SS bilitated, and, renovates the entire system. It cures permanently all manner of blood and skin troubles. : Mr. Hi. B. Kelly, of Urbana, O, up the weak and dewhite pustules, crusts would form drop ¢ off, leaving the yk a the ‘medicated inn and fog penans. 8. 8. 8. is asc aiaee Ed Sede ee ee Mrs. Hi wy ed, of Cape oY -One bottles 6 of 8. breast. same time it builds . anh, apen at spunea rind ea sen iae i See and ad. ER ace or Oetaber AD. 1000. at cand omathe " us tbe Be our af ii o'clock a. m. of of that day, to ‘costs ste” i. W. JEFFERSON ; Seoretary. ¢ past SPA Wh ptiiever, Notice _ vote at the Fall Election, if not registered before during the year 1900) must register by September . 26th, : 1900. Transfers can be made up to October II, 1900, ‘gi mad osema vena a ta By application to Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D: puties. (es It is important that ner of Gancer of the and friends thought her: case Sope: hard: T. Gardner, Florence x C., red tor 3 ears with Boils. Tw: : tcf ut his blood in ? conon ane the Boils disappe: Send for our free book, and write our physicians about jyour case. Medical advice free. ; THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. voters should apply for Registration at once, in order to expedite the work. F, L. ARBOGAST, County Clerk. : took possession of his eyes at Kansas} #,M.Simpson of the Pacific Con‘City last month, If the senator will. straction Company left Sunday morn-take the pains to investigate conditions ing for Sacramento. He will return in in his own State he will ascertain that}, couple of weeks. we ‘a great many of the men who have been ee. following. bim. have’ dried their eyes Will Move to This City. Superintendent L. ‘L. Myers of the .and returned to the Republican fold. Malakoff mine has leased the residence (he Hon. Webster Davie’ profound . of Mrs. Cal. R. Clark on Nevada street, knowledge of militdry affsire has led . and will move his family to this city him to pay a high compliment to the about September lst. Mrs. Olark will Hon. “William J. Brennings’” It will . 8° to San Francisco to reside. The be recalled that it was the Hon. Web-. Myers people are very popular and ster Davis who so graphically described . their coming here will be a good acthe operations of the “horse dragoons’ quisition to Nevada ney society. —— — Cof-Farin, the pi substitute for It is remarkable how the leaders of eres cating per package. At — the Democratic party, while seated at O. Gayio: Son's. shome or in committee, can give advice . = as to the conduct of the war. and critiA 0 0 li OD am 00 aa 0 em 00 *ge thi k of th h to the Frontend con te tag tometerr. . ) Coming Again. Bryan is opposed .to a front porch eee campaign, as the collections made from —_—_ i the rear end of a Pullman are always W.A. MEYER, much better than those made at lawn REPRESENTING socials. BG, Chinn, Optician, Stare or Onto, Crrx oF Toumpo, pe Huss J. Cun makes oath that he Will make his second visit. ‘All wishing glasses fitted should call during senior partner of the firm nafs ade Gea Co., doing: business in ‘the this visit. Thousands suffer with headaches for the want of a property: e and ti Cnt ana and that ssid firm will i the of ONE HUNDRED LARS foreach and . case of Oaby the use of Hat's Oatamax Qume. ft vels gine, wy to cefore me and s pobegeibed Loutzenheiser’s Drug Shige; ; ten a Die GRASS VALLEY; ¥, Meee Public, August 21st, 224 i and; 23d. anne Oatarrh Oure is taken intern, and acts: directly on the blood cea we * mucous surfaces. of the system Hartung’s Jewelry Store, Send Og testimonials, free. ’ NEVADA CITY, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ee em og cee Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods Iron and Steel Notice. Notice is hereby given that campers and fishers will not be permitted on the grounds of Cooper Bros., without first getting a permit from H. Cooper a 18-tf : Cooper Bros. a 7“ Carpet Have You Tried Any of am. TAYLOR’S: Frosh: Roasted Coffee Yet? If you haven’t we would like you to try it, It is Crisp and Aromatic : Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to if you have had poor, & waispratinely, : 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib se aesel ne ance lee Cold Tea Pree for AlN , eee: Drop in and Hav Have a Drink. ~ THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0., Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Ely MEIDTG& Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Steet, Nevaia City, Me SENEMNb SNe Me Me IE ME AF Me Mee Sle Mo Nb Meo Mb Nb Mop Mb No Mop Mie Mo Mo Mo Mle Milo Mo Me Mle Me Mle So Mo Mo Mo Sp HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FUBRISHING UOUDS fd . SPECIAL SALE Fine Rugs. and Carpets. [Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. “If A large variety to select from. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of ir edhe GOODS Snell & Fleming’ Ss. ~ [Jackson's Bacive Grocery.) To Voters . All persons Siehing to ————— Commercial Street, Nevada City. Rings enlarged—— Broken pins mended— Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new-OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. G. J. oe In order not to wai: over any SUMM ER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat-in my establishment go at cost FPRicE. Orders from the country given prompt attention. W. ‘CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. CURES Dizziness . Sick Headache : Biliousness Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FO2° THE NERVES. GUARANTEED BY H. Dickerman DRUAS. STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPALIE3. MY WOLF THE PRICES QUALITY Cash n. Grocer, SOLD ‘AND ARE IS THE RIGHT BEST Van Camp's Concentrate Nou One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in: the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Van Camp's Strawberry Beets ~ Sousthins sew cans ina deliciously flavored sauce, 20c a can. California Fruit in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork and Beans”“ Yj é “ t lb. r0¢ 2 lbs 20c 3lbs. 25¢ mi “ “ és Hire’s Carbonate, Root Beer in Pint Bottles Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk, Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineapp'e SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15c EACH. CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?!ONEER ,arocer . ie we: oN Se ae a Ss: Broad St., above Pine, NB&VADA CITY.

; Thompson's lifeless body. THE TRANSCRIPT, oe “and Young. -SAYS HE wis TOUCHED, A Stranger Awakes. kes ftom 4 tacit today.” Finds Himself ‘Shy on Dough, George Deward, a cook, whose home. is at French Corral, reported to the po-. to san Francisco. lice officers of Marysville, eays the Appeal, that he had been robbed of $72/ Juan this morning. while asleep ina chair at the Golden ‘Eagle Hotel Friday. Hoe stated that. you Bet yesterday. he had arrived from: Keswick on the south-bound Oalifornia express. He on the morning train. went to the hotel and later’ feil ‘asleep . John. Eddy returned home last é évenin a chair. He had the money in a ing from a visit below. backskin purse in his right-hand pants pocket when he passed into dream:/ on last evening's train; land, but when he woke up the purse and its contents were gone. Arbuckle to visit friends, Mr. Lageman, the proprietor of the. ~ y, 1. Boyd of San Francisco arrived . hotel, called on Marshal Maben to ex-. here on last evening’s train. plain what he knew about the matter. Miss M. ‘MoOall arrived here last He stated that he saw Deward in the evening on a visit to friends. hotel when he gotup Friday morning) “Major W. A. Desborough of Sacraand that Deward had a drink at the mento was in town Saturday, bar. He saw the purse in the man’s. J, 8, Wilbur went to the Gold Point Wheatland. possession, and, as he seemed to have. mine this morning at Downieville. been drinking, asked him to allow him{ Miss Bessie Waters is the guest of P. to lock it up in the safe, adding that he Folcke and family at Grass Valley. would give him a receipt for his money. Miss E. Hoeft left yesterday for San Deward refused to do so. Lageman. Francisco to purchase fall milinery. saw him afterward asleep on a chair,) §. Poorman came over frcm Columbia and there was another man sitting . Hill yesterday and left for San Franclose to him, whom he said he knew . cisco. as he worked as a waiter at the Kes-. M. ~Manasse, of Coshocton, Ohio, wick Hotel. Marshal Maben gent. one. arrived . here on Saturday évening’s of the officers to look up the suspect. . train. Officer McOoy later found him at the} Mrs. G. Fischer, who has been. to depot, a8 he was about to start for Sierra Oity. on a visit, has returned Wheatland. He gave his name asj home.Charles D. Gallagher, and produced. 8.Smith and E. P. Lynch arrived his discharge papers, showing that he. here last evening from San Francisco had been with the soldiers in Cuba for . and left this morning ive North San two years. He said he had worked . Juan. with Deward at Keswick, and sat next; Mrs. R. P. Walsh of San Francisco is to him in a chair at the hotel, but did . here on a visit to L. M. Sukeforth and . not take his money. He consented to} family. be searched and panned out a $20 gold. John Brusaltn and J. Oats left this Piece, a $10. greenback and $4 in silver. morning for Grub Gulch where they His bundle was, also searched, but/ will mine. — mothing was found to incriminate him. J. Stamps came down from Downieiin any manner. ville yesterday on his way to San Francisco, = R. M. Hichardson is here in the in“The “Democratic “County Oentral terest of —-H.--8:--Oroeker--.&.-Co.--of Committee met at Grass Valley Satar. 58cramento. Gay. It was decided that the County. Mrs. Samuel Weller took her deparConvention be held at Nevada City on cantina morning for Sacramento September 15 t which poe Pr esichirepead ee pasties Superintendent D. J. MoFall of the will be nominated, Home mine returned Saturday from . The primaries for the election of San Francisco. delegates to the State, Congressional, Senatorial, county and municipal conJose to resume her studies at the State ventions will be held on next Satur. . Normal Schocl. day, August 25th. The time for the D. E. Moore arrived here yesterday holding of caucuses throughout the from San Francisco and left thie mornfor Downieville. county has not as yet been fixed, but . 28 ‘the meeting will undoubtedly be hela. 9Wyllie of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning i f t pi ei LEE SOO Oe Oe for Gaston Ridge, Eureka township. SE W. Myers, who has been to San FranKilled by a Falling Timber. cisco on a visit, arrived here last evenee and left this morning for Downieville. ‘A fatal accident occurred Saturday) pni] Goyne, who has been to San ‘everiing at about 6 o'clock in the Coe} Francisco for the benefit of his health David Thompson, a well-known young Mra. Ed Williams arrived here Satarman of Hill’s Flat, was in the maio. gay evening from Auburn on a visit to ‘shaft, abont 200 feet from the bottom, . her parents, and returned this mornwhen a lagging fell from above and] jnp. ‘track him on the head, knocking him. Migs ©. E. Hanley, who has been to the bottom of the shaft.-The min-. visiting in this city for some time past, ers on the bottom level heard the noise . jet Saturday for her home at Los Auand when they rushed ont they found . celos. He was) Prof E.H Barker and siite: returned taken to the surface and from there to) jast evening from a visit to Sao Franthe home of his widowed mother. He. cisco and the Southern part of the was aged about 26 years. State. aed R. Stager of Grass Valley, who has The tears of Senator Teller flow on. been surveying atthe Erie miue,. was very slight provocation. He wept at/ in this city Saturday on route to Grass St. Louis in 1896, and the moisture . Valley. Democratic Convention. MONDAY.. ssa 20, tomo [uty hn ti gs fat fs B. English is over from. ColumbiaH: Kaler came down trom Maybort O. March and J, March are up ‘from M. Banardo left yésteeany tor a visit John German returned to North San Prof. 0. K. Clcodman was over from J. 8. Davis of San Francisco arrived ‘A. W. Berry of Chicago arrived here Miss A. Tolson left yesterday for ‘times but the firemen succeeded in machine and one trank.“The house ‘that vicinity and the burning house Miss Esther Bishop has gone to fas: : of fire was turned in, w streets for a few minutes.” The all a No, 2 Fire House failed to ring number of the box from Mok ua Guest eet as ok ee ‘tap. ‘The cause of the alarm system not working ‘properly was perhaps due to the fact that an alarm was turned in from box No. 48, near the depot at the same time one was turned in from box No. 45, near Cooper Bro’s. lamber yard. The one tap atracted the attention of alarm was turned in, Ohief ‘Wolf and the three hose wagons were soon on their way toward Piety Hill. ‘When they arrived at the scene they found‘the house of William Williame, situated on the upper Grass Vi road just at the top of the hill beyor the place where the old half-mile house formerly stood, burning furiously. They immediately saw that there was . nouse in trying to save the house so they directed their attention to adjoin. ing property. A number of men and boys pulled the hose cart from the Piety Hill Fire House and bad a stream of water on the flames when the other firemen arrived. The house adjoining that of Mr. Williams, occupied by G. Zopfi and family caught fire several putting it out each time. The furniture in the Zopfi home was taken out of the house and considerably damaged but other than that the damage was small. Mr. Williams’ barn, in which eight tons of Lay is stored, also caught fire several times bot was each time extinguished. Mr. Williams says that he lit a fire in the kitchen stove at about 7 o’clock cows, and at about 7:20 he happened to look toward the house and noticed that the roof was burning fariously. He ran to the house and awakened his family, who were still in'bed, but was unable to save anything but a sewing was entirbly destroyed and the loss is estimated at about $1500. There was $600 insurance on the farnitore and house. __The firemen worked. under a great, difficulty as the ‘pressure on the stream was very small, owing to the fact that the water runs on almost a level.in was on a level with the fire plug. e@o Se Wine at Wolf's. A. B. Wolf, the cash grover has just received a large consignment of fine zinfanfel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold or $1 50 per gallon. a &tf our volunteer fitemen and a general]. best assortment of muequerade cosvery reasonable rates, If you are g0-Jéssened when the blood is in good:conand went out to the barn to feed his} has no practi Mier ont, and lacing up se shoes last e ee ne : ie bie sould’ tontenta bila] curiosity and asked her what was the; object of her strange action. cp "“I was pretty hot ‘and. thought if I turned the hose on me I would cool off,” and then she went right on reading her paper, and the conductor hunted one to read. himself as he desired to oecupy’ he mind, Masquerade Costumes. = -Wm.H. Orawford of this city has the tumes ever seen in thiscity. He has. P47, plenty. for all and will rent them at ing to the ball you will do wel . Ban tego ‘and see his fine assortment. td ie Forewarhed, ) ly For The liability to dipease . is greatly dition, and the circulation healthy and vigorous. For then all refuse matter po ie carried out of the system ; erwise it ‘would rapidly accumulate —fermentation would take place, the blood become polluted and the constitution so weakened that a simple malady might result seriously. A healthy, active circulation means bas digestion and strong, healthy has a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S. ual. Itis the safest and best remedy for old ‘people and children because it contains no minerals, but is} made exclusively of roots and herbs. No other remedy so thoroughly and effectually cleanses the blood of impurities, At the SS bilitated, and, renovates the entire system. It cures permanently all manner

of blood and skin troubles. : Mr. Hi. B. Kelly, of Urbana, O, up the weak and dewhite pustules, crusts would form drop ¢ off, leaving the yk a the ‘medicated inn and fog penans. 8. 8. 8. is asc aiaee Ed Sede ee ee Mrs. Hi wy ed, of Cape oY -One bottles 6 of 8. breast. same time it builds . anh, apen at spunea rind ea sen iae i See and ad. ER ace or Oetaber AD. 1000. at cand omathe " us tbe Be our af ii o'clock a. m. of of that day, to ‘costs ste” i. W. JEFFERSON ; Seoretary. ¢ past SPA Wh ptiiever, Notice _ vote at the Fall Election, if not registered before during the year 1900) must register by September . 26th, : 1900. Transfers can be made up to October II, 1900, ‘gi mad osema vena a ta By application to Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D: puties. (es It is important that ner of Gancer of the and friends thought her: case Sope: hard: T. Gardner, Florence x C., red tor 3 ears with Boils. Tw: : tcf ut his blood in ? conon ane the Boils disappe: Send for our free book, and write our physicians about jyour case. Medical advice free. ; THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. voters should apply for Registration at once, in order to expedite the work. F, L. ARBOGAST, County Clerk. : took possession of his eyes at Kansas} #,M.Simpson of the Pacific Con‘City last month, If the senator will. straction Company left Sunday morn-take the pains to investigate conditions ing for Sacramento. He will return in in his own State he will ascertain that}, couple of weeks. we ‘a great many of the men who have been ee. following. bim. have’ dried their eyes Will Move to This City. Superintendent L. ‘L. Myers of the .and returned to the Republican fold. Malakoff mine has leased the residence (he Hon. Webster Davie’ profound . of Mrs. Cal. R. Clark on Nevada street, knowledge of militdry affsire has led . and will move his family to this city him to pay a high compliment to the about September lst. Mrs. Olark will Hon. “William J. Brennings’” It will . 8° to San Francisco to reside. The be recalled that it was the Hon. Web-. Myers people are very popular and ster Davis who so graphically described . their coming here will be a good acthe operations of the “horse dragoons’ quisition to Nevada ney society. —— — Cof-Farin, the pi substitute for It is remarkable how the leaders of eres cating per package. At — the Democratic party, while seated at O. Gayio: Son's. shome or in committee, can give advice . = as to the conduct of the war. and critiA 0 0 li OD am 00 aa 0 em 00 *ge thi k of th h to the Frontend con te tag tometerr. . ) Coming Again. Bryan is opposed .to a front porch eee campaign, as the collections made from —_—_ i the rear end of a Pullman are always W.A. MEYER, much better than those made at lawn REPRESENTING socials. BG, Chinn, Optician, Stare or Onto, Crrx oF Toumpo, pe Huss J. Cun makes oath that he Will make his second visit. ‘All wishing glasses fitted should call during senior partner of the firm nafs ade Gea Co., doing: business in ‘the this visit. Thousands suffer with headaches for the want of a property: e and ti Cnt ana and that ssid firm will i the of ONE HUNDRED LARS foreach and . case of Oaby the use of Hat's Oatamax Qume. ft vels gine, wy to cefore me and s pobegeibed Loutzenheiser’s Drug Shige; ; ten a Die GRASS VALLEY; ¥, Meee Public, August 21st, 224 i and; 23d. anne Oatarrh Oure is taken intern, and acts: directly on the blood cea we * mucous surfaces. of the system Hartung’s Jewelry Store, Send Og testimonials, free. ’ NEVADA CITY, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ee em og cee Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods Iron and Steel Notice. Notice is hereby given that campers and fishers will not be permitted on the grounds of Cooper Bros., without first getting a permit from H. Cooper a 18-tf : Cooper Bros. a 7“ Carpet Have You Tried Any of am. TAYLOR’S: Frosh: Roasted Coffee Yet? If you haven’t we would like you to try it, It is Crisp and Aromatic : Fresh from the Roaster Every Day A Revelaticn to if you have had poor, & waispratinely, : 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib se aesel ne ance lee Cold Tea Pree for AlN , eee: Drop in and Hav Have a Drink. ~ THE COMMERCIAL TEA C0., Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Ely MEIDTG& Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Steet, Nevaia City, Me SENEMNb SNe Me Me IE ME AF Me Mee Sle Mo Nb Meo Mb Nb Mop Mb No Mop Mie Mo Mo Mo Mle Milo Mo Me Mle Me Mle So Mo Mo Mo Sp HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FUBRISHING UOUDS fd . SPECIAL SALE Fine Rugs. and Carpets. [Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. “If A large variety to select from. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of ir edhe GOODS Snell & Fleming’ Ss. ~ [Jackson's Bacive Grocery.) To Voters . All persons Siehing to ————— Commercial Street, Nevada City. Rings enlarged—— Broken pins mended— Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new-OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. G. J. oe In order not to wai: over any SUMM ER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat-in my establishment go at cost FPRicE. Orders from the country given prompt attention. W. ‘CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. CURES Dizziness . Sick Headache : Biliousness Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FO2° THE NERVES. GUARANTEED BY H. Dickerman DRUAS. STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPALIE3. MY WOLF THE PRICES QUALITY Cash n. Grocer, SOLD ‘AND ARE IS THE RIGHT BEST Van Camp's Concentrate Nou One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in: the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Van Camp's Strawberry Beets ~ Sousthins sew cans ina deliciously flavored sauce, 20c a can. California Fruit in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork and Beans”“ Yj é “ t lb. r0¢ 2 lbs 20c 3lbs. 25¢ mi “ “ és Hire’s Carbonate, Root Beer in Pint Bottles Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk, Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineapp'e SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15c EACH. CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?!ONEER ,arocer . ie we: oN Se ae a Ss: Broad St., above Pine, NB&VADA CITY.