August 9, 1901 (4 pages)

188 & new sh; ig bristles aro , at. ; sts and more of d Grey — dGrey . nedium lengthy, ss boom in Ne. iferior to these, . u don’t have to! we are going to. olate, mm 5 ottle, 20c ssing, 3, bot. 35c ‘ocer. . : WAY! cate the works © Lips our, grand: . ANDLING. nute wheel must be” Ve clean and repair » years are added. © NG, Nevada City — ynomy A small amount the rounds of the a big lot of Groceries @ are not 90-cent . dollar for dollar RNEY, -OCER. ther us you will be Shoe Store on ad bh Matt Kid Tope . $1.75 and $1.00. his line is lettered res Oxford, hand canal fd Pine Sts. CITY. 5 res. Masa 790 ee Naeem ‘AE : Yotes of Interest. 3 3 For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes . “7° Past fiscal: year. As will be seen san be had at Vinton’s. Price, 60 cents lf you want a good, cool drink of ser—the very best in town—drop in ind see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath ‘goto Tom Moore’s fung in, with two still onsorial (Parlors, on Oommercia reet. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tt Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale W. D. Vinton’s, $la piece, It. Losses By Fire, : _ Ata meeting of the Board of Fire neer E. W. Schmidt filed his report for from the report, no disastrous fires entailing large losses ocourred,. The report in full is as follows: “During the term just ended there have been twentysone alarms of fire alarms, ten of which were caused by the burning of brush and chimneys, no damage of property ensuing, and three were fires outside of the city limits. ; 2,bas on hand one thousand feet of Ao eae cotton, rabber-lined hose, in first-ciass. “Eagle Hore Company, No. 8, bas on {hand 850 feet of cotton’ rabber-lined 450 feet of old rubber hose, good ‘for “Nevada Street Hose House has on band 400 feet of rubber hose, old, but “Prospect Hill Hose House has on hand 200 feet of cotton rubber-lined ] hose, in first-class condition, and 150 feet of rubber hose, bat good for service, . “There is on hand io first-class conBAYLES LUNCH HERRING, VEAL LOAF, per can, o GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, all on Ed Schmidt when you wan. “AUgust 6th, 1900, 2:80 p. m.—Dry Shia in the tobacco fine. tf hea sl ‘apache yard; no damage. Miss Minnie Brand won the first prize. ,, Pet ny dee : co bare 84. nd Mre. Wm. Floyd the second at the lise 0h Biecad pee A : ph m.—Brash bist meeting held at Mre. BE. A, tedin Penn, sein 0 Bee eg core’s on Wednesday evening. ey Engine House. “A st 9 0, 8: ea The meeting of the local branch of Mills’ bailding pe by an pact. » Sportsmen’s Protective Association ed in woodshed back of venbicenani s last night postponed till Monday . Ganse unknowa. Damage $800. No ening. insurance. Alarm from Pennsylvania BurraLo Lager Buse on draught, at} Engine House, pents » glass, at Council Ohambers. “August 20th, 1900,7 a. m. William _J. Britland, proprietor. ~ fio . Williams’ residence on Grass Valley A grand dance will be given at the. *®dCause defective fue. Loss ne Tent schoolhouse on Saturday . °°Vered by insurance. Alarm from ning. Best of music. Don’t miss it, of ieabars: 45. Mrs. Wm. Monro, at the house on cee vee, Aalst, 1000,-9:00 8. m.— 8 residence on trail leading in street, a few doors above Comto Providence mine. Ca rcial street, has & few furnished chimney. L 1000: sbi cracked pms for rent at avery reasonable! ,, y24088, $1000; insurance $1000. 2st . . September 24th, 1900, 9:30 a, m.— 4 _ See} . Mre.L. M. Sakeforth’s residence on A good hot lanch will be served Aristocracy Hill. Oause, defective pry night at William Harry's saloon, . terra cotta chimney. Loss covered by ner Pine and Spring street. Cool insurance. Alarm from box 26. br and choice wines, liquors and “September 26th, 1900, 12:55 Pp. m.— ars always on hand. jall7-tf . Dry grass in Bracelin’s field along railHoward Loveland; proprietor of the. road track. No damage. Alarm rung pular Bakery, continues to furnish j from box 43. patrons with the very best of pies} “November 7th, 1900, 2:30 a. m.— tes, bread and everything else in the Residence of Mr. Sneath, head of ery line. tf. t. D. Oliver was brought. to the/@rase Valley. No damage, Alarm boty Hospital last night from. '80g from Pennsylvania Engine House. bckee. He wasloading cars and ac-} “November Sth, 1900, 10:50 a. m.— pvtly slipped and fell to the ground, . Photograph gallery of E. A. Moore, aking his thigh and receiving «. O0ommercial street. Oause, electric scalp wounds, wire. Damage $260. Oovered by insurance, “November 14th, 1900, 8:65 p. m.— suit Against J. C, Campbell. ae owned by Felix Gillet, on Orchard fter the TRANSORIPT went to press street. Damage to furniture $190. No erday afternoon a suit wae filed in. insurance. Damage to house, $500. Superior Court by Jacob Miller,. Covered by insurance. Santa Clara horticulturist and far-. “December 7th, 1900, 10:80 p. m.—H , against J. O, Campbell, superinD. Towle’s barn, outside city limits. fent ofthe Campbell mine. The} “January lst, 1901.-Harvey Cooper's, plaint alleges that Miller owns an. Broad street. Oause, sparks from rest in the mine and has furnished . Chimney. Damage normal. $21,245 to improve and work the. “February 4th, 1901, 1:30 p. m.— perty, and the suit was brought to . Obina house in eld Obinatown, owned ® a settlement and the plaintiff’ . by Mrs. Reeks. Lose $100; no insur8 for a dissolution of copartner-. nce. , and for the sale of the property to} “April btb, 1901, 7 p. m.—Ohimney debts and for the appointment ofa. at Judge T. Nilon’s residence. No iver. Mr. Campbell is now in San. damage. Alarm rung from box 86. bcisco but his friends are confi-} ‘April 6th, 1901, 8:80 p. m.—Ohimthat he will explain everything. ney at residence of L. Brinkman, factorily. Dr. 8. A. Terry of San. Owaed by Mr. Richards. No damage. has been appointed receiver by Alarm rung from box 48. ge Nilon and work at the mine will . . “April 10th, 1901.-Brush fire at W. beed as usual, D. W/Ourchart of} Moyle’s. No loss. Francisco and I. O. Lindley of thie. “May 14th, 1901—Ohimney at resiare attorneys for Mr. Miller. dence of T. W. Sigourney. No damage. Alarm rung from box 95. ere j “May 16th, 1901, 10:30 p. m.—Rosebe conatey eae on en wall’s residence, Gold Flat. Outside together, and until the last few . city limits, § was supposed to be incurable.) «jane 9th, 1901, 8 p. m.—BStill alarm: food tt a teat grcobegee!d ok Chimney, residence of Z. P. Davis. No. bed local remediez, and by con-. damage. tly failing tocure with local treat “Jane Sth, 1901,8 p. m.—Mrs. Hanit, pronounced it_ineurable. Sci ’ id cit; has proven catarrhto be a conoe btional.disease, and therefore re-. limits. es constitutional treatment. Hall’s} “July 4th, 1901, 8:53 p. m.—Roof of rrh Cure, manufactured by F.J:. New York Hotel. Damage nominal. hey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the Engine constitutional cure on the market. oe ee Penmaes . taken internally in doses from 10. House. ps toateaspoonful, It acts direct-. “July 14th, 3 p. m.—Dry grass in h the blood and mucous surfaces. Mr. Purdon’s lot, Broad street. No be system, They offer one hundamage. Alarm rung from box 26. dollars for any case it fails to ; Send for circulars and teeti-} “July 19th, 2. p. m.—Dry grass in als. Bracelin’s lot. Damage nominal. Still dress, F. J. OHENEY & Oo.-. alarm. gs id by Drageiats 75c Terns: Rigen pec . anh pogiecatlony ’s Fami pees ge? Fire Department on hand at p Shika: be ee ee as follows: ld Admiral Sampson get a post. . “Two bose wagons, two hose carcof reader if he were tolose his . Tages and six hose carts. nt naval job? ‘‘Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, has le Spring street, owned by Mr. Wasley,. . dition 2500 feet of cotton rubber-lined sides the above we have on hand forservice a dozen chemical fire ex“Nevada City has one of the best water systems in the State, considering its size and population, besides ua Board of City Trustees, which appreCiates and assists the Fire Department, and enables our firemen to do efficient aud satisfactory work. “Nevada City has eighty-six single hydrants, and ten double bydrants, several of which have needed repairs during the past year, but all are now in good condition, : : : ‘The fires occurring from August 6th, 1900, to April 5th, 1901, were during the incumbency of A. B. Wolf.as Chief. “Young, active, energetic and conservative, he has made one of the best heads that the Nevada City’ Fire Department has ever had. On behalf of ex Chief A. B. Wolf and myself, I thank the Board of Trustees of Nevada City and the officers and members of one of the best volunteer fire departments in the State for the assistance rendered during the past year. “Respectfully submitted, '“E. W. SCHMIDT. oe “0. E., N. OC. F. D. “Dated Nevada City, Oal., August 8th, 1901.” . The Bon Bon Party. Dont’ fail to attend the Bon Bon Residence occupied by “J. Furrer,. Party on the platform at the New Union Hotel platform tomorrow night. It will be a pleasant affair, and if you want to enjoy a few hours of mirth and music, get your best girl and go with the crowd: The floor will be well managed and and every attention will be shown all who attend. Will'Feast on Venison. . J. K. Oampbell and Al Sanvee, of Blue Tent, killed two large buck deer pear M. L. & D. Marsh’s sawmill, in New York canyon, yesterday. They intend to give a big “camp stew” very shortly—the date bas not been fixed as yet. Melons in Bulk. A carload of watermelons arrived from below today. It the first time that melons have been /received at the local depet in bulk,/ Henry Daniels, of Grass Va. the shipment. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will_relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you dof Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Boschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good hight’s rest,and cures the patient. Try one bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. oe Go where you will, the best saloon sell Jesse Moore whiskey. Burrato Lacrr BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, + eee on hand 950 feet cotton, rubber-lined ® astronomers in Sumatra . tele: W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig hb that no bolometric results were = ned during the recent eclipse of , un. What were bolomen doing in tra? We thought they lived only 4Zon and Boston, ® Brooklyn bridge broke its susEczEMA ors the other day. Serve it right; Terrer, Psoriasis, Salt and not suspenders, should be in these shirt waist days. cer, Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheusna real difference being in the intensity re It Dazzles the World, : ’ ig either inherited or in other ways Discovery in medicine has ever . * organs or appears in the form of ed one quarter of the excitement dan, Discovery for Consumption. It’s est tests have been on hopeless ms of Consumption, Pneumonia, Abo, iden i Bronchitis, ands of whom it Testored to pecific st health, For Ooughs, Colds, Iritating and ma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness ied many hooping Oo it is the quick-. twenty-five years, Onyiar sane pret 3 in the world, It is with po good oink I am en t . . pe hetinn ac reheat eat es ee You can give this statement any pu 8 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles cause great irritation, with intense i be as a cure for it is voluntaril may desire, as ite Totoriety for tfull: ae — WH, CAMPBELI, 818 West Central. Wichita, clogg' by this treatment that the poisonous t dears Acti he adhe system, and settles on the lungs, heart or some other rtwaiste at cost at Racket Store, Best bal Prescription for Malaria Bp nba Is and Fever ig bottle of Grove's}_,,_ To purify end build wp } : : diseases, and for this purpose ess Chill Tonic, It is simply See ct antidete ud Quinine in @ tasteless form. gently but thoroughly elim ®. DO pays Price, 5c. myl5ém trieuds of Gil Whiske ver drunkards, t Edge y any = skin remedy, and the safest and best —————« t diseases, when diseases of like character are classed as skin Plirke thoy! peony be called blood diseases, for they Pwo rey o we geo eg ison or virus, which diseases, Cancer, Catarrh, etc., are caused = ne — cr eperebe ne milder an us skin diseases are caused by has been caused by Dr, King’s . Pte uid. These acid poisons, ‘ching they ooze out through : : A A fiuid, or the skin may kind, with excessive discharge of thick, gummy 8 Dust dey end feverish, swollen and fissured. _ poowdy I oan cheerfully and most sincerely endorse oying disease, flosh is heir to. 1 wae troubled with for having a thick, hard, ‘sade, snore for seases Ruxum, an tee ae nature of the poison. gores and ulcers, while the Gaced batnore or an over acid condition the pores of the skin, and burning. e eruption may. be of whether they appear as sores, blotches or pimples intractab’ e = stint tie most that . neglected, the matiatne . You can fide the blemishes by the blood off by ee treatment for skin §.S. Ss. hose, which is good for service. Be-. tinguishers, which are very handy for. _ —Jesse Moore Whiskey ig always right. -FEGNE, MAIN 551. Se Jor Chirty Years, Felix Gillet Sives Some Interesting Weather Information, §. Epiror Transcript: — In reply to your question as to whether the present summer was not the hottest that I ever recorded in my book—and I have been keeping a record of the weather and rainfall ever since 1871—I will say ‘that it was not. The norresr summer and LONGEST SPELL of HOT weather that we ever had the last 30 years was in 1898. That year,from July let to August 18th, a period of 48 days, the thermometer stood continuously on my place and in the shade above 90 degrees, In faet from 90 to 105 degrees, the hottest being in August, this summer was 100 degrees—on June 29th and August 38d. The summer of 1900 was, next to that It is a fact that the last four summers, from 1898 to 1901, have been the hottest and, at the same time, with the cannot account for. The month of August, I will add, as a matter of interest, is the driest we missed our late rains this spring, do not be surprised of early rains oc~ curring this year in September. Fruix Giier, Nagvapa Civy, Cal., August 8:b, 1901. Speaking Sunday Night. are imparting to the labor question just now, great interest is being manifested over the coming presentment of the “labor and capital” question from the standpoint of a local socialist. Whether or not he is able to contribute anything now as to the root of the evil and its cure, it is certain that the interest attaching to the opinions of the unorthodox on public questions will not be wanting in the speaker at the Oongregational church, next Sunday evening, and this alone will ensure a large audience. For Sale Cheap. Household furniture for sale—almost as good as new. Itis also complete for house-keeping, and will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of W. H. Tuttle, first door above Thomas 8, Ford’s office on Pine street. augbdtf al The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore Whiskey is always the best and is in.most general demand. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the lood. j2dtt Try the new cigar, Thomas I Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. The name is a guarantee of its purity SOEUR SSN PACES A NED A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, + ~@e A long, -sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Malaria Causes Billousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes Better for Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Ghill Toniv. my15-6m +e burraLo Lacer Beer on draught, at 5 cents a g at Oouncil Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig _ Arrested and Set Free. b Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the diveaten of mption arreated, the lunge developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kem Balsam for the throat lungs is skin . Henge nin they will cheerfully advise you THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. roper treat t for the firat h. No other tamale has saved so ‘moe from consumption. “per jar per Ib. es Ohe Yative Sons Day at the State Fair. Sacramento Record-Union: The statemember of the committee having such affairs in hand tol@ a Record-Union reporter yesterday that they had n such intention. : : “We expect to go to Grase Valley,” he said, “and aid the parlor there to have a first-class celebration. They have always come'here when asked and aided us cheerfully, and we feel that now, when they are trying to have from the 11th to the 14th, or 108 to 105] a celebration that will be a credit to degrees, while the hottest I recorded . Northern California, that we ought to help them out. All the foothill parlors will go to Grass Valley and would not come here, if we wanted them to, of 1898, the hottest we had, the hot/and there would be very little use of wave lasting 38 days; so far this sum-. our trying to get up a celebration here, mer the hot wave lasted but 20 days. . as San Jose will also have one.” Some Foolish People . longest spells of hot weather, that we. Allow a cough to run until it . ond pr have had in the last thirty years, and -tetpdbica dog at wae waa ” but in ® . killing frost each spring, showing eon-. they be induced to try the successful clusively that our climate is changing, . medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which whatever be the cause, whether. due to gs he ; foesantee oa ae car the denudation of our big ranges of} jont effect after taking the first dose. mountains, or something else that we] Price 26c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For. . sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Malaria Causes Bilious ness, minonth of the year. Next are both. Grove’ sTasteless Chill Tonic remove June and September. But from the fact . ‘Be cause Hundreds Owing to the prominence the strikes of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? dangerous. prove your health. TAYLOR'S TEA Witt Yot Celebrate Admission ment having been made that the Native Sons were preparing to have a big Admission Day celebration here during the State Fair, a prominent Pon's Sle--sainrs are YOOIIOIOIDIOICOIIOIINIOIOIIIOIOIOK % Courthouse Souvenirs Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will imKe SAMPLES FREE_gei MHD COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Reta [_ADIES. furnish my Sen flllinery Less Than Cost. : bottles 25c. and ‘Or by Be Disks x As I will leave in a few days to Francisco trade, oP lye ren my Fall stock City, don’t delay to Gook Laudanum. Pomona, Oal., August 8 — Charles Dollivger, a prominent rancher, took: laudanum last night with suicidal intent and died at 2 o’clock this morning. No.cause is known. He leaves a wife and one child. — _——--+ e@e — As the peach crop couldn’t fail this year from frost, of course it has done the other thing in the Eest and failed from the heat. It’s a funny summer that doesn’t catch the peach somewhere. Physicians would not recOmmend Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Ranuge Lager Beer on draught at the OwL. 5cents a glass. jl0-tt on-Air Dance —~fO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform Saturday Erening, Ag. 10 ee The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the Nevada City Band. s+. Ready for instant use . BONED CHICKEN; per can i FRESH CRAB, -per can © 25 cents 25 cents a5 cents 25 cents 40 cents BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Kruger’s Condition. Lonpon, August 8—A special dispatch from Rotterdam says the mental condition of Paul Kruger is arousing serious apprehension. A specialist in nervous diseases has been summoned by telegraph from Berlin. “Reports from the West say that few people went to church last Sunday to pray for rain; either they had little faith or else they found it too hot togo out of doors. ener] Finest of shirtwaiste at cost at the Racket Store this week. Go see them. XCURSION Olympia Park, SUNDAY, AUGUST 44th Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. J Round-Trip Fare, including admission to the Park, 25 Cents. and 1 P. A Free Boatride on the Lake for all who attend. Everybody Invited. @@F Bathing suits will be furnished at the bath house on application. HURRY UP Ifyou want any of our TAN and LIGHT ‘WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. They ali-have to go to make room for Fall and Winter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. Ladies’ $3 Tan Shves, now $2 50 Tan Oxfords at . ° $200 Men’s Shoes, lace and Congress extra good value $1 50 & $2 OALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS HERE, TECT; YOURSELF Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high sang but very moderately a The values are extraordinary. variety and beauty of the designs will make a D> aera! selection a matter of no difficulty. Kvery pattern shown is new and stylish, FINE DRESS GOODS. Call and see our la stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are disposing of at low figures. We are also giving big values for your money at our FANOY GOODS counter. Cor: Broad and Pine cesieuampsanmaaeecaian SNELL @. FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. And other N —— too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. Diamonds. consignment jast received, A large and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. MORK MISS HOEFT, k4. 2 <n ae Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. THE [CE CREAM GJRL OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our parlors are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. «> Fed's fa Cram Paras Gommercial Strest, Nevada City ‘gant shee teem ot

188 & new sh; ig bristles aro , at. ; sts and more of d Grey — dGrey . nedium lengthy, ss boom in Ne. iferior to these, . u don’t have to! we are going to. olate, mm 5 ottle, 20c ssing, 3, bot. 35c ‘ocer. . : WAY! cate the works © Lips our, grand: . ANDLING. nute wheel must be” Ve clean and repair » years are added. © NG, Nevada City — ynomy A small amount the rounds of the a big lot of Groceries @ are not 90-cent . dollar for dollar RNEY, -OCER. ther us you will be Shoe Store on ad bh Matt Kid Tope . $1.75 and $1.00. his line is lettered res Oxford, hand canal fd Pine Sts. CITY. 5 res. Masa 790 ee Naeem ‘AE : Yotes of Interest. 3 3 For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes . “7° Past fiscal: year. As will be seen san be had at Vinton’s. Price, 60 cents lf you want a good, cool drink of ser—the very best in town—drop in ind see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath ‘goto Tom Moore’s fung in, with two still onsorial (Parlors, on Oommercia reet. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tt Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale W. D. Vinton’s, $la piece, It. Losses By Fire, : _ Ata meeting of the Board of Fire neer E. W. Schmidt filed his report for from the report, no disastrous fires entailing large losses ocourred,. The report in full is as follows: “During the term just ended there have been twentysone alarms of fire alarms, ten of which were caused by the burning of brush and chimneys, no damage of property ensuing, and three were fires outside of the city limits. ; 2,bas on hand one thousand feet of Ao eae cotton, rabber-lined hose, in first-ciass. “Eagle Hore Company, No. 8, bas on {hand 850 feet of cotton’ rabber-lined 450 feet of old rubber hose, good ‘for “Nevada Street Hose House has on band 400 feet of rubber hose, old, but “Prospect Hill Hose House has on hand 200 feet of cotton rubber-lined ] hose, in first-class condition, and 150 feet of rubber hose, bat good for service, . “There is on hand io first-class conBAYLES LUNCH HERRING, VEAL LOAF, per can, o GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, all on Ed Schmidt when you wan. “AUgust 6th, 1900, 2:80 p. m.—Dry Shia in the tobacco fine. tf hea sl ‘apache yard; no damage. Miss Minnie Brand won the first prize. ,, Pet ny dee : co bare 84. nd Mre. Wm. Floyd the second at the lise 0h Biecad pee A : ph m.—Brash bist meeting held at Mre. BE. A, tedin Penn, sein 0 Bee eg core’s on Wednesday evening. ey Engine House. “A st 9 0, 8: ea The meeting of the local branch of Mills’ bailding pe by an pact. » Sportsmen’s Protective Association ed in woodshed back of venbicenani s last night postponed till Monday . Ganse unknowa. Damage $800. No ening. insurance. Alarm from Pennsylvania BurraLo Lager Buse on draught, at} Engine House, pents » glass, at Council Ohambers. “August 20th, 1900,7 a. m. William _J. Britland, proprietor. ~ fio . Williams’ residence on Grass Valley A grand dance will be given at the. *®dCause defective fue. Loss ne Tent schoolhouse on Saturday . °°Vered by insurance. Alarm from ning. Best of music. Don’t miss it, of ieabars: 45. Mrs. Wm. Monro, at the house on cee vee, Aalst, 1000,-9:00 8. m.— 8 residence on trail leading in street, a few doors above Comto Providence mine. Ca rcial street, has & few furnished chimney. L 1000: sbi cracked pms for rent at avery reasonable! ,, y24088, $1000; insurance $1000. 2st . . September 24th, 1900, 9:30 a, m.— 4 _ See} . Mre.L. M. Sakeforth’s residence on A good hot lanch will be served Aristocracy Hill. Oause, defective pry night at William Harry's saloon, . terra cotta chimney. Loss covered by ner Pine and Spring street. Cool insurance. Alarm from box 26. br and choice wines, liquors and “September 26th, 1900, 12:55 Pp. m.— ars always on hand. jall7-tf . Dry grass in Bracelin’s field along railHoward Loveland; proprietor of the. road track. No damage. Alarm rung pular Bakery, continues to furnish j from box 43. patrons with the very best of pies} “November 7th, 1900, 2:30 a. m.— tes, bread and everything else in the Residence of Mr. Sneath, head of ery line. tf. t. D. Oliver was brought. to the/@rase Valley. No damage, Alarm boty Hospital last night from. '80g from Pennsylvania Engine House. bckee. He wasloading cars and ac-} “November Sth, 1900, 10:50 a. m.— pvtly slipped and fell to the ground, . Photograph gallery of E. A. Moore, aking his thigh and receiving «. O0ommercial street. Oause, electric scalp wounds, wire. Damage $260. Oovered by insurance, “November 14th, 1900, 8:65 p. m.— suit Against J. C, Campbell. ae owned by Felix Gillet, on Orchard fter the TRANSORIPT went to press street. Damage to furniture $190. No erday afternoon a suit wae filed in. insurance. Damage to house, $500. Superior Court by Jacob Miller,. Covered by insurance. Santa Clara horticulturist and far-. “December 7th, 1900, 10:80 p. m.—H , against J. O, Campbell, superinD. Towle’s barn, outside city limits. fent ofthe Campbell mine. The} “January lst, 1901.-Harvey Cooper's, plaint alleges that Miller owns an. Broad street. Oause, sparks from rest in the mine and has furnished . Chimney. Damage normal. $21,245 to improve and work the. “February 4th, 1901, 1:30 p. m.— perty, and the suit was brought to . Obina house in eld Obinatown, owned ® a settlement and the plaintiff’ . by Mrs. Reeks. Lose $100; no insur8 for a dissolution of copartner-. nce. , and for the sale of the property to} “April btb, 1901, 7 p. m.—Ohimney debts and for the appointment ofa. at Judge T. Nilon’s residence. No iver. Mr. Campbell is now in San. damage. Alarm rung from box 86. bcisco but his friends are confi-} ‘April 6th, 1901, 8:80 p. m.—Ohimthat he will explain everything. ney at residence of L. Brinkman, factorily. Dr. 8. A. Terry of San. Owaed by Mr. Richards. No damage. has been appointed receiver by Alarm rung from box 48. ge Nilon and work at the mine will . . “April 10th, 1901.-Brush fire at W. beed as usual, D. W/Ourchart of} Moyle’s. No loss. Francisco and I. O. Lindley of thie. “May 14th, 1901—Ohimney at resiare attorneys for Mr. Miller. dence of T. W. Sigourney. No damage. Alarm rung from box 95. ere j “May 16th, 1901, 10:30 p. m.—Rosebe conatey eae on en wall’s residence, Gold Flat. Outside together, and until the last few . city limits, § was supposed to be incurable.) «jane 9th, 1901, 8 p. m.—BStill alarm: food tt a teat grcobegee!d ok Chimney, residence of Z. P. Davis. No. bed local remediez, and by con-. damage. tly failing tocure with local treat “Jane Sth, 1901,8 p. m.—Mrs. Hanit, pronounced it_ineurable. Sci ’ id cit; has proven catarrhto be a conoe btional.disease, and therefore re-. limits. es constitutional treatment. Hall’s} “July 4th, 1901, 8:53 p. m.—Roof of rrh Cure, manufactured by F.J:. New York Hotel. Damage nominal. hey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the Engine constitutional cure on the market. oe ee Penmaes . taken internally in doses from 10. House. ps toateaspoonful, It acts direct-. “July 14th, 3 p. m.—Dry grass in h the blood and mucous surfaces. Mr. Purdon’s lot, Broad street. No be system, They offer one hundamage. Alarm rung from box 26. dollars for any case it fails to ; Send for circulars and teeti-} “July 19th, 2. p. m.—Dry grass in als. Bracelin’s lot. Damage nominal. Still dress, F. J. OHENEY & Oo.-. alarm. gs id by Drageiats 75c Terns: Rigen pec . anh pogiecatlony ’s Fami pees ge? Fire Department on hand at p Shika: be ee ee as follows: ld Admiral Sampson get a post. . “Two bose wagons, two hose carcof reader if he were tolose his . Tages and six hose carts. nt naval job? ‘‘Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, has le Spring street, owned by Mr. Wasley,. . dition 2500 feet of cotton rubber-lined sides the above we have on hand forservice a dozen chemical fire ex“Nevada City has one of the best water systems in the State, considering its size and population, besides ua Board of City Trustees, which appreCiates and assists the Fire Department, and enables our firemen to do efficient aud satisfactory work. “Nevada City has eighty-six single hydrants, and ten double bydrants, several of which have needed repairs during the past year, but all are now in good condition, : : : ‘The fires occurring from August 6th, 1900, to April 5th, 1901, were during the incumbency of A. B. Wolf.as Chief. “Young, active, energetic and conservative, he has made one of the best heads that the Nevada City’ Fire Department has ever had. On behalf of ex Chief A. B. Wolf and myself, I thank the Board of Trustees of Nevada City and the officers and members of one of the best volunteer fire departments in the State for the assistance rendered during the past year. “Respectfully submitted, '“E. W. SCHMIDT. oe “0. E., N. OC. F. D. “Dated Nevada City, Oal., August 8th, 1901.” . The Bon Bon Party. Dont’ fail to attend the Bon Bon Residence occupied by “J. Furrer,. Party on the platform at the New Union Hotel platform tomorrow night. It will be a pleasant affair, and if you want to enjoy a few hours of mirth and music, get your best girl and go with the crowd: The floor will be well managed and and every attention will be shown all who attend. Will'Feast on Venison. . J. K. Oampbell and Al Sanvee, of Blue Tent, killed two large buck deer pear M. L. & D. Marsh’s sawmill, in New York canyon, yesterday. They intend to give a big “camp stew” very shortly—the date bas not been fixed as yet. Melons in Bulk. A carload of watermelons arrived from below today. It the first time that melons have been /received at the local depet in bulk,/ Henry Daniels, of Grass Va. the shipment. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will_relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you dof Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Boschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good hight’s rest,and cures the patient. Try one bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. oe Go where you will, the best saloon sell Jesse Moore whiskey. Burrato Lacrr BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, + eee on hand 950 feet cotton, rubber-lined ® astronomers in Sumatra . tele: W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig hb that no bolometric results were = ned during the recent eclipse of , un. What were bolomen doing in tra? We thought they lived only 4Zon and Boston, ® Brooklyn bridge broke its susEczEMA ors the other day. Serve it right; Terrer, Psoriasis, Salt and not suspenders, should be in these shirt waist days. cer, Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheusna real difference being in the intensity re It Dazzles the World, : ’ ig either inherited or in other ways Discovery in medicine has ever . * organs or appears in the form of ed one quarter of the excitement dan, Discovery for Consumption. It’s est tests have been on hopeless ms of Consumption, Pneumonia, Abo, iden i Bronchitis, ands of whom it Testored to pecific st health, For Ooughs, Colds, Iritating and ma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness ied many hooping Oo it is the quick-. twenty-five years, Onyiar sane pret 3 in the world, It is with po good oink I am en t . . pe hetinn ac reheat eat es ee You can give this statement any pu 8 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles cause great irritation, with intense i be as a cure for it is voluntaril may desire, as ite Totoriety for tfull: ae — WH, CAMPBELI, 818 West Central. Wichita, clogg' by this treatment that the poisonous t dears Acti he adhe system, and settles on the lungs, heart or some other rtwaiste at cost at Racket Store, Best bal Prescription for Malaria Bp nba Is and Fever ig bottle of Grove's}_,,_ To purify end build wp } : : diseases, and for this purpose ess Chill Tonic, It is simply See ct antidete ud Quinine in @ tasteless form. gently but thoroughly elim ®. DO pays Price, 5c. myl5ém trieuds of Gil Whiske ver drunkards, t Edge y any = skin remedy, and the safest and best —————« t diseases, when diseases of like character are classed as skin Plirke thoy!

peony be called blood diseases, for they Pwo rey o we geo eg ison or virus, which diseases, Cancer, Catarrh, etc., are caused = ne — cr eperebe ne milder an us skin diseases are caused by has been caused by Dr, King’s . Pte uid. These acid poisons, ‘ching they ooze out through : : A A fiuid, or the skin may kind, with excessive discharge of thick, gummy 8 Dust dey end feverish, swollen and fissured. _ poowdy I oan cheerfully and most sincerely endorse oying disease, flosh is heir to. 1 wae troubled with for having a thick, hard, ‘sade, snore for seases Ruxum, an tee ae nature of the poison. gores and ulcers, while the Gaced batnore or an over acid condition the pores of the skin, and burning. e eruption may. be of whether they appear as sores, blotches or pimples intractab’ e = stint tie most that . neglected, the matiatne . You can fide the blemishes by the blood off by ee treatment for skin §.S. Ss. hose, which is good for service. Be-. tinguishers, which are very handy for. _ —Jesse Moore Whiskey ig always right. -FEGNE, MAIN 551. Se Jor Chirty Years, Felix Gillet Sives Some Interesting Weather Information, §. Epiror Transcript: — In reply to your question as to whether the present summer was not the hottest that I ever recorded in my book—and I have been keeping a record of the weather and rainfall ever since 1871—I will say ‘that it was not. The norresr summer and LONGEST SPELL of HOT weather that we ever had the last 30 years was in 1898. That year,from July let to August 18th, a period of 48 days, the thermometer stood continuously on my place and in the shade above 90 degrees, In faet from 90 to 105 degrees, the hottest being in August, this summer was 100 degrees—on June 29th and August 38d. The summer of 1900 was, next to that It is a fact that the last four summers, from 1898 to 1901, have been the hottest and, at the same time, with the cannot account for. The month of August, I will add, as a matter of interest, is the driest we missed our late rains this spring, do not be surprised of early rains oc~ curring this year in September. Fruix Giier, Nagvapa Civy, Cal., August 8:b, 1901. Speaking Sunday Night. are imparting to the labor question just now, great interest is being manifested over the coming presentment of the “labor and capital” question from the standpoint of a local socialist. Whether or not he is able to contribute anything now as to the root of the evil and its cure, it is certain that the interest attaching to the opinions of the unorthodox on public questions will not be wanting in the speaker at the Oongregational church, next Sunday evening, and this alone will ensure a large audience. For Sale Cheap. Household furniture for sale—almost as good as new. Itis also complete for house-keeping, and will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of W. H. Tuttle, first door above Thomas 8, Ford’s office on Pine street. augbdtf al The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore Whiskey is always the best and is in.most general demand. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the lood. j2dtt Try the new cigar, Thomas I Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. The name is a guarantee of its purity SOEUR SSN PACES A NED A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, + ~@e A long, -sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Malaria Causes Billousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes Better for Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Ghill Toniv. my15-6m +e burraLo Lacer Beer on draught, at 5 cents a g at Oouncil Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig _ Arrested and Set Free. b Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the diveaten of mption arreated, the lunge developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kem Balsam for the throat lungs is skin . Henge nin they will cheerfully advise you THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. roper treat t for the firat h. No other tamale has saved so ‘moe from consumption. “per jar per Ib. es Ohe Yative Sons Day at the State Fair. Sacramento Record-Union: The statemember of the committee having such affairs in hand tol@ a Record-Union reporter yesterday that they had n such intention. : : “We expect to go to Grase Valley,” he said, “and aid the parlor there to have a first-class celebration. They have always come'here when asked and aided us cheerfully, and we feel that now, when they are trying to have from the 11th to the 14th, or 108 to 105] a celebration that will be a credit to degrees, while the hottest I recorded . Northern California, that we ought to help them out. All the foothill parlors will go to Grass Valley and would not come here, if we wanted them to, of 1898, the hottest we had, the hot/and there would be very little use of wave lasting 38 days; so far this sum-. our trying to get up a celebration here, mer the hot wave lasted but 20 days. . as San Jose will also have one.” Some Foolish People . longest spells of hot weather, that we. Allow a cough to run until it . ond pr have had in the last thirty years, and -tetpdbica dog at wae waa ” but in ® . killing frost each spring, showing eon-. they be induced to try the successful clusively that our climate is changing, . medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which whatever be the cause, whether. due to gs he ; foesantee oa ae car the denudation of our big ranges of} jont effect after taking the first dose. mountains, or something else that we] Price 26c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For. . sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Malaria Causes Bilious ness, minonth of the year. Next are both. Grove’ sTasteless Chill Tonic remove June and September. But from the fact . ‘Be cause Hundreds Owing to the prominence the strikes of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? dangerous. prove your health. TAYLOR'S TEA Witt Yot Celebrate Admission ment having been made that the Native Sons were preparing to have a big Admission Day celebration here during the State Fair, a prominent Pon's Sle--sainrs are YOOIIOIOIDIOICOIIOIINIOIOIIIOIOIOK % Courthouse Souvenirs Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will imKe SAMPLES FREE_gei MHD COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Reta [_ADIES.. furnish my Sen flllinery Less Than Cost. : bottles 25c. and ‘Or by Be Disks x As I will leave in a few days to Francisco trade, oP lye ren my Fall stock City, don’t delay to Gook Laudanum. Pomona, Oal., August 8 — Charles Dollivger, a prominent rancher, took: laudanum last night with suicidal intent and died at 2 o’clock this morning. No.cause is known. He leaves a wife and one child. — _——--+ e@e — As the peach crop couldn’t fail this year from frost, of course it has done the other thing in the Eest and failed from the heat. It’s a funny summer that doesn’t catch the peach somewhere. Physicians would not recOmmend Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Ranuge Lager Beer on draught at the OwL. 5cents a glass. jl0-tt on-Air Dance —~fO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform Saturday Erening, Ag. 10 ee The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the Nevada City Band. s+. Ready for instant use . BONED CHICKEN; per can i FRESH CRAB, -per can © 25 cents 25 cents a5 cents 25 cents 40 cents BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Kruger’s Condition. Lonpon, August 8—A special dispatch from Rotterdam says the mental condition of Paul Kruger is arousing serious apprehension. A specialist in nervous diseases has been summoned by telegraph from Berlin. “Reports from the West say that few people went to church last Sunday to pray for rain; either they had little faith or else they found it too hot togo out of doors. ener] Finest of shirtwaiste at cost at the Racket Store this week. Go see them. XCURSION Olympia Park, SUNDAY, AUGUST 44th Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. J Round-Trip Fare, including admission to the Park, 25 Cents. and 1 P. A Free Boatride on the Lake for all who attend. Everybody Invited. @@F Bathing suits will be furnished at the bath house on application. HURRY UP Ifyou want any of our TAN and LIGHT ‘WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. They ali-have to go to make room for Fall and Winter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. Ladies’ $3 Tan Shves, now $2 50 Tan Oxfords at . ° $200 Men’s Shoes, lace and Congress extra good value $1 50 & $2 OALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS HERE, TECT; YOURSELF Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high sang but very moderately a The values are extraordinary. variety and beauty of the designs will make a D> aera! selection a matter of no difficulty. Kvery pattern shown is new and stylish, FINE DRESS GOODS. Call and see our la stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are disposing of at low figures. We are also giving big values for your money at our FANOY GOODS counter. Cor: Broad and Pine cesieuampsanmaaeecaian SNELL @. FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. And other N —— too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. Diamonds. consignment jast received, A large and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. MORK MISS HOEFT, k4. 2 <n ae Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. THE [CE CREAM GJRL OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our parlors are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. «> Fed's fa Cram Paras Gommercial Strest, Nevada City ‘gant shee teem ot