July 21, 1897 (4 pages)

} 1 1 t ] 1 & ¢ ti tr ol it ‘ol ar ric Ww. ‘su ae. . ms > jah str fic with debris. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC “for Maf laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. : fice Hows R : Children love it. Adults prefer. it _ toe evade Cini. Broad Street ‘ to bitter, uauseating Tonice, Price, . f 50 cents. 2 jy19-6m THE. TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA -. Few persons comprehend the danBROWN & CALKINS,WEDNESDAY.. JULY 21, 1897. Proprietors. of western newspaper correspondBOTH MEN DISCHARGED. The Examination of Daily “aid Page Concluded. The examination of John J. Daily, charged with shooting Edward Page at the Indiana Ranch last May was concluded in Marysville on Monday last. Tne principal witness testified as follows: . William JPowell, a miner of Indiana Ranch, was the first witness exanined. He was sitting on the porch of the Indiana Ranch hotel about dusk, z probably 7 o'clock, on the evening oi. General Custer commanding. "May 4th last, when Dailey came along from Wilder’s gate. Page, who was sated in front of his cabin, hailed Dailey. The two men engaged in convarsation, but did not talk loud enough for witness to: hear. Presently Page raised his finger and shook it in tront of Dailey’s face. Dailey said to Page : “Hit me or put’ your hand on me and Pil kill you.” To which Page replied that he respected Dailey’s broken arm and preferred to wait until it got well to settle the difficulty. Daily said: “Never mind the broken arm; go get your gun and I'll kill you.” Page then turned and went to his cabin and got his rifle,Dailey turning 10 vard his min and walking a few steps. away. Dailey the entire country. The majority turned and faced Page as the latter : ; of the great papers had correspondappeared with the rifle. Page held the ents with the troops, but none of rifle in front of him and advanced tothem-dared to ride through a eu: ward Dailey, who appeared to be work; ing his right arm, the well one, in froni of him,as.if after a_pistol in His froni. “>. © 86% any one to 4 : pant’s pockét. When Page had oe them. “Even had they had the cour. proached within a few feet of Dailey withstood the hardships of a 300 the latter grasped the barrel of the rifle nile ride over ‘a rough aaa and, wrenching it from Page’s hands, threw it behind him. Page then ran behind Dailey and grasped. Dailey’: arms, forcing them to his back anc “holding on to them. Dailey then began shooting with his pistol, directin, the shots, five in all, at Page. Some o: the shots were fired to Dailey’s left side, one over the left shoulderand two between his legs.” The defense then proceeded to introduce testimony. At the conclusion of the arguments Judge Garber made an order dismissing the charge against Dailey. “He alsc ordered the dismissal of the complaint against Page, giving both men their freedom. DAN 7. COLE HOME AGAIN, Was a Delegate to the Trans-Mississippi Congress, Ex-Harbor Commissioner Dan T. Cole arrived from the East Monday, says the Call. During his month’s vacation he visited New. York, Boston, Chicago and Minneapolis, and says that in ali of these cities business is reviving, and that everywhere the prospects for better times are good. Mr. Cole was a delegate to the Trans_ Mississippi Congress and stopped .off at Salt Lake to attend it. “When they introduced ‘politics 1] thought it was time to leave,” said he. “When it was decided to hear a speech from Bryan on free silver I simply told the convention it could have all the politics it wantea, but that I was going home. My trunk was soon packed, I caught the next train and here I am. “Ihe circular sent out by the chairman of the convention has the following under a.big heading: SUBJECTS por Discusston—It is the desire of the committee to confine discussion to those subjects which are of common interest to the section of country represented, and to exclude all subjects which are local or political. “Well, I went there to do something for the common interest of thé section of the country I represented and when they rang in a stump speech on free silver I thought it was time to quit. One of the gold men from Oregon introduced a resolution asking for a Speech on the gold side of the case, but the gold men voted it down.” Mr. Cole is looking hale and hearty and says he is feeling particularly well after his holiday. Se Stil Blowing. The Anti-Debris ociation héld a meeting at Sacramento yesterday, and ia the proceedings we find the following: . The attorney made a report as to the litigation affecting the North Bloomfield mine, the Hayden Hill mine ana the mines at. Mdore’s Flat. W. Phipps, the manager of the asso+ 0 that time, — In» this ride the twc A WESTERN SCOOP. Phriliing Story In Which Jack Crawforé Cut a Leading Figure. gers that were attached to the work ents back in the days when Iadian fighting was the principal occupation of soldiers on the borderland. General Nelson A. Miles, U. 8. A., famed the country over for his success in doing battle with the redskins, was in Chicago recently, and one of the first men he met was Edward Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee. The meeting was significant, for it recalled an incident of the early seventies and how the Ne. braska newspaper secured a mer: itorious scoop. Intimately connected with the Indian uprisings were Frank Grouard and Captain Jack Crawford, the latter being better known as the poet scout. Both did good service as scouts with the Seventh cavalry, Captain Crawford acted at this time also as a correspondent for The Bee, then a small daily, struggling for existence. During Custer’s last stand Crawford was with Colune) Benteen, who commanded a part of Custer’s command at Slim Buttes. and Grouard was with Colonel Reno, who commanded another detachment of Custer’s forces. After the Custer massacre Reno dispatched Grouard to Deadwood, 8. D., the nearest telegraph station, to notify the war department of ‘the terrible affair. At about the same time Captain Crawford concluded to ride into Deadwood and dispatch to The Bee the particulars of the fight and scoop try filled with hostile Indians, nor could they get any one to do it for age to do this they could not have Beth Crawford and Grouard met at the stage station at Rock Springs, Wy., and each divined the other's intention of getting off the news of che massecre first. Both were su. perbly.mounted on thoroughbred Little Men We call them little men and little women, but they are neither. They have ideas and ways all their own, Fortunately they soon be ome fond of cod-iver oil, when it is iven to them in the form of COTT’S EMULSION. This is the most valuable remedy in existence for all the wasting diseases of early life. The poorly nourished, scrofulous child; the thin, weak, fretting child; the ey child who does not grow; ali take Scott’s Emulsion ‘ without force or bribe. It seems as if they knew that this meant nourishment and growth for bones, muscles and nerves. Book telling more about it, free. 2 for They will relish the real thing. ; For sale at 50c. and $1.00, by all SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perfection of this electric belt, which now contuins improvements possessed by no other apBliance of the kind in the world. True, it costs more than some others, but it is worth more. cavalry horses, and both were équaliy matched as to physical strength . ind endurance, . It was tacitly agreed to ride to . gether for mutual protection. Hour . -ifter hour they rode, sometimes ex hanging shots with straggling In lians and again resting their tired ‘orses. On the morning of the last iay of their ride both stopped for a short nap aud to rest—their horses. 4ach kept an eyeon the other, how “ver, to prevent him from stealing ‘march. When they got ready ta z0, Grouard brdke his cinch while saddling his horse, and before he could repair it Crawford was round ing Out of sight in a deep gulch They had entered the foothills oi the Black Hills. Grouard galloped ifter him. As the cabins of the little town ot Spearfish loomed into view Craw tord was half a mile ahead. As hi sntered the town his jaded hors was ready to fall. Seeing a cow 20y’s brencho hitched in front of ; house, he leaped from his horse an¢ apon the eowboy's and was off jus: as Grouard rode into the town. Th {5 miles: between Spearfish anc Deadwood were scon covered. When Grouard rode up to the te] egraph office in DeadWood, Craw ‘ord had sent half of a 2,000 word dispatch, and the people in Omaha vere reading the details of the slaughter. The Omaha Bee thus 8e‘ured. the biggest “scoop’”’ any pa per in the country had ever had uy couts covered 300 miles in 36 hours vith but three changes of horses.— Chicago Journal. The Earth’s Weight, Professor Richarz and Dr, Kriga: fenzel of Berlin announce, as_ th: ‘esult of investigations extendin; be earth is such that the glob: veighs 54,681,000, 000, 000,000 tens.’ ‘xtreine accuracy to the statemer wire whether the Berliners use th. ‘rench or the English system of no ‘tion in, making their conaputzi ons. It would make quite a dif erence—on paper — according t: hether the one or the other methoc . were enrployed, bot somehow the ‘earning to clear up the uncertaint) 3 not very strong. —New . Yo When it cures its price is nothins, and thie ig the one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt—to cure. It does cure, and the benk “Th free. Address DR. A. . SANDEN, 682 Market. Ste . It is the most common sense——< remedy known for the cure of cisease. elt ail the time it is on the WHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND want the best made. This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt; that it has no supeIXL Whisky rior peta! of Seceric cutrett. Serahitfy ner B i ; R . t B oe convenience in using. Elec ty perly apry: 00 plied _by & good con. SO belt is a arent effective ‘ ant's eer bottle Hire’s remedy for the cure of many nervo:s and chronic _ FRANK T. SMITH, The Lead ing Tailor of ‘Nevada County, : The Best Fit. e A Fine # For $2s. ap res aS Getic este: t Exe per $2*t 5% reo ~~ BEEHIVE Proprietor 2 Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup'~ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 4 Depot for Fanty Groceries ao a “PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ~~ Be body. and can . Pepsin to purchase an electric belt yeu undoubtedly Gamecock Wh Ht ee w ence eesereseeeceseseses Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 00) Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Cee e ew eecensens ets Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Everything else in proportion. "2 * © = © © “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Give ita Trial. eo @ @: 6-8 6 s*b.8e @ -@ Tee Classes of Men" Is full of preof. Get it, San Francisco, Batirs Satisfaction Guaranteed, //, y Best KH: dvertisements Are not published, but you _ will find them in and around Nevada City. In my.Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date ; Photographs AND == @ SIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepiag #:You are cordially invited to eall.; Voore, ETHE PHOTOGRAPHER. = : Ranch For Sale. P Ww. Ww . ver 12 years, that ‘‘the density rae agen he odd trillion gives such an air o . lace-‘ Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearatone is almost tempted -to in ing, Ve © make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get ital ‘For terms and particulars enquire of jnl6 Upper West Broad Street. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. —_—_—_— 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House ahd large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and {1 large 8 dozen Chickens Good Cellar and Storehouse. Ati Farming Implements go with the Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine getable Garden, and everything A Great Bargain. © CHRIS. WEBER, iQmece IX THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California Broad street, F : : «<n the matter of the estate of Austi H ciation, submitted his monthly report,} Walrath, dec ustin Henry showing the operations of the watchof time eppcinted for proving will, ete, ei -" Notice for publication Notice is hereby given that Monday, the men during the past month. He re. ‘th day of August, 1897, at 10 o'clock A. M. of Enterprise Brewing Co., " wid day, at the Court room of said Court, at ported that considerable damage by . :he Court House in the’ city and county. of evada, has been appointed as the time ind place for proving the will of said Aus the Yuba River, and exhibited severa}. ‘iu Henry Walrath deecece)’ hydraulic mining was being done o1 . searing the application of R. C. Walrath Simples of water both above and: below for the is, an aie , id whe y K the Rsdraullo mining dumps. The di Sosmatand essen yygersn teerected water above is almost as clear as crys-, J.J. Gueany, Clerk, tl, while that below is heavily charged‘ J, M. WALLING, Attorney for Petitioner. and for uance to him of letters testamentJuly 20th, 1897 Notice of Proving Will. . A other keg beer. I . ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, . Nevada City, Cal. Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, ‘We have theceleb ted ENTERPRISE BEER, and sell it at the same price as —_—_—_—_—_—_——s . Wood for Sale. 8 grocery re. That is the way all druggists sell . L. BOWMAN. 4. F. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, INE PLATE WORK A SPC; ALTY ALL KIN. Dentists, DS OF FILLINGS. ¢ REPAIRS BOOTS No Cure—No Pay. A SPANZITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT ;. ¥ * ® AND SHOES » » » » IS SECOND TO NO\E. Gi ; nd for promptness yori, good ees Moe low prices you wil : Force a SALRACTING saiLikULLY CN. Broad Street. "Bre 5 bia above Leutje 74 Phil BMaitd ' . ue giekes Boots SS i0eeees o order at a . : bro onywhere else in vada City. The class of work Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. : all others. in bulk, pergal. 50 “c © I 25 ————— ee heleiaieiaiia idee * KINKEAD ‘ % FURNITURE. Rover tel tent _ Prices Right. Sty les Betver: Better Kinds EVADA CITY. 2 KINKEAD’S 3 ~ Commercial Street Cash Stores. 2 Gents’ Furnishing G “ cents. Men’s Cellul : ‘“ 6 Cuffs, All at Telephone 203—3 Bells. JOLD ON! Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. “. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pairfor Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, > Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cen{s, oid Collars, reduced to ro cents. pe ise you to hold on to your money until you have eed the conta at the Branch Wonder Store. W hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. 7 diets sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to take — _ our word for it, please call in and pr:ce.our Men’s and. Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes oods. [e3 = 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, 9 COMMERCIAL STREET. J.LEVY, = = = = = MANAGER, sin ply delight: 01 e good, round iron st.aight goods. “LET GOOD DIGESTION . WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There's nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven't got. ¢ Everything fresh and new, and prices that. For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, y¢s, the finest and purest in the maiket, only dollar per tin. That's -PHiL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, < Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. QULYTPAUAATPAAYTP AAU YTP Lay OP extensive a STAPLEANDFa = @ ac i< & oe ~: FISCHER BROS, Props. ro Is constantly su: plied with an nd ter stock of Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. SYM Uver dbname adeno rai dunn eraser > NCY GROCERIES +. iif = All-Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order mu . THERE’S A TIME. A Reliable Timekeeper. ARENOT > but to have: the hould carry, ALL WATCHES LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, of ail plone." hracsthatg” tet of all Bverything warTOMATO, CABBAGE ana PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Received Fresh Daily. ee Ferns’ great variety of other Deantiane bs ney The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, OTTO’S ICE CREAM. Successor to Wallace & MoMath. An When you are thirst nd_ feel eee of that famous MILWAUKER Rew He knows how to draw. i i Cool and Refreshing,’ #* Sivava COOL, SHARP BEER. BEER, call on CHAS: PECOR, . Corner Pine and Commercial streets, kinds of Wines and Li : Rooms in connection” Private + Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Commercial st., Nevada City, NE ee Wee 3 & 2 ? : 4 Fish, Fruit? Vegetable “Ermer dail BRS are actory 3. P. CONWAY, Prop., . FPGAS UU TAM uu A TAS 4 [Fruits and Vegetables. eeatecsssecsssnsese The O. K. Painter, REMOVAL. NOTICE, . ?i== The Bear Cigar LEADING LAD Having recently enla: plant, we are Crane to buy “ Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market : Write ee rates before dleposing of out eres and concentrates. ng at reasonable rates. House Painting K, : eatly and Quickly Done: in an ‘es Sign Painting, Graini As Good as the Pr on epnliccait the times. Estimates given: H. L. SWEENEY, Ord ule Nevada Ue poddiateed 9 me through [Pail eee SCHMIDT BROS.,LEADING CIGAR TEALERS, * abe eeassecsesens ++-Nevada City Cut. La ae GE OR igs” a oie Ss ere Se 25 cts. a x ® nS Gold, Silver and Copper (o. iS Pioneer Reduction Wogks,_— a MeOtnre’s 3 . . Bontet de. Mo Mustrator. J will be Rudya A. Conan Doy Barr, James V Canton (aut! study of chi . French “Revt ; . Hamlin Garla: 4 ton, John Ker Bigelow Paine ey cover, and mo will be fally il The Board o ‘Fellows Hall / of deciding up organ for’ thei the fine organ the Methodist. to get one just the same was Hodges. oa -. Baseba A meeting of will be held ‘t * Hulbrook’s cot port of the ¢ canvass the pr leasing, fencin; Rifle Grounds. will play with: at the Rifle Gr Will Get 0 O. D. Steven tive of the San is here looking taining data fo the News Lett published. Mi young man al shown every « men. Wort Here is a litt sideration of t! making the t “Three mail ¢ death in Alask: mail from Sun . @ier to Princ 9th.” Ugh! 1 middle of sum A Ju A Grass Vall ing examined ¢ constable to } immediately se her insanity w him. Now the, out what the c ‘The Pacific ‘xnown as the I this city in a company Carri a troup of good and specialtie dramas very g¢ of Hears ‘We have re e ontains the ad Bd by Geo. D. I olty. or = Wut You @ means to you ? pure blood:: : and do not put —_Hill’s Mixe Le ae J, Ay NORTH

} 1 1 t ] 1 & ¢ ti tr ol it ‘ol ar ric Ww. ‘su ae. . ms > jah str fic with debris. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC “for Maf laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. : fice Hows R : Children love it. Adults prefer. it _ toe evade Cini. Broad Street ‘ to bitter, uauseating Tonice, Price, . f 50 cents. 2 jy19-6m THE. TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA -. Few persons comprehend the danBROWN & CALKINS,WEDNESDAY.... JULY 21, 1897. Proprietors. of western newspaper correspondBOTH MEN DISCHARGED. The Examination of Daily “aid Page Concluded. The examination of John J. Daily, charged with shooting Edward Page at the Indiana Ranch last May was concluded in Marysville on Monday last. Tne principal witness testified as follows: . William JPowell, a miner of Indiana Ranch, was the first witness exanined. He was sitting on the porch of the Indiana Ranch hotel about dusk, z probably 7 o'clock, on the evening oi. General Custer commanding. "May 4th last, when Dailey came along from Wilder’s gate. Page, who was sated in front of his cabin, hailed Dailey. The two men engaged in convarsation, but did not talk loud enough for witness to: hear. Presently Page raised his finger and shook it in tront of Dailey’s face. Dailey said to Page : “Hit me or put’ your hand on me and Pil kill you.” To which Page replied that he respected Dailey’s broken arm and preferred to wait until it got well to settle the difficulty. Daily said: “Never mind the broken arm; go get your gun and I'll kill you.” Page then turned and went to his cabin and got his rifle,Dailey turning 10 vard his min and walking a few steps. away. Dailey the entire country. The majority turned and faced Page as the latter : ; of the great papers had correspondappeared with the rifle. Page held the ents with the troops, but none of rifle in front of him and advanced tothem-dared to ride through a eu: ward Dailey, who appeared to be work; ing his right arm, the well one, in froni of him,as.if after a_pistol in His froni. “>. © 86% any one to 4 : pant’s pockét. When Page had oe them. “Even had they had the cour. proached within a few feet of Dailey withstood the hardships of a 300 the latter grasped the barrel of the rifle nile ride over ‘a rough aaa and, wrenching it from Page’s hands, threw it behind him. Page then ran behind Dailey and grasped. Dailey’: arms, forcing them to his back anc “holding on to them. Dailey then began shooting with his pistol, directin, the shots, five in all, at Page. Some o: the shots were fired to Dailey’s left side, one over the left shoulderand two between his legs.” The defense then proceeded to introduce testimony.. At the conclusion of the arguments Judge Garber made an order dismissing the charge against Dailey. “He alsc ordered the dismissal of the complaint against Page, giving both men their freedom. DAN 7. COLE HOME AGAIN, Was a Delegate to the Trans-Mississippi Congress, Ex-Harbor Commissioner Dan T. Cole arrived from the East Monday, says the Call. During his month’s vacation he visited New. York, Boston, Chicago and Minneapolis, and says that in ali of these cities business is reviving, and that everywhere the prospects for better times are good. Mr. Cole was a delegate to the Trans_ Mississippi Congress and stopped .off at Salt Lake to attend it. “When they introduced ‘politics 1] thought it was time to leave,” said he. “When it was decided to hear a speech from Bryan on free silver I simply told the convention it could have all the politics it wantea, but that I was going home. My trunk was soon packed, I caught the next train and here I am. “Ihe circular sent out by the chairman of the convention has the following under a.big heading: SUBJECTS por Discusston—It is the desire of the committee to confine discussion to those subjects which are of common interest to the section of country represented, and to exclude all subjects which are local or political. “Well, I went there to do something for the common interest of thé section of the country I represented and when they rang in a stump speech on free silver I thought it was time to quit. One of the gold men from Oregon introduced a resolution asking for a Speech on the gold side of the case, but the gold men voted it down.” Mr. Cole is looking hale and hearty and says he is feeling particularly well after his holiday. Se Stil Blowing. The Anti-Debris ociation héld a meeting at Sacramento yesterday, and ia the proceedings we find the following: . The attorney made a report as to the litigation affecting the North Bloomfield mine, the Hayden Hill mine ana the mines at. Mdore’s Flat. W. Phipps, the manager of the asso+ 0 that time, — In» this ride the twc A WESTERN SCOOP. Phriliing Story In Which Jack Crawforé Cut a Leading Figure. gers that were attached to the work ents back in the days when Iadian fighting was the principal occupation of soldiers on the borderland. General Nelson A. Miles, U. 8. A., famed the country over for his success in doing battle with the redskins, was in Chicago recently, and one of the first men he met was Edward Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee. The meeting was significant, for it recalled an incident of the early seventies and how the Ne. braska newspaper secured a mer: itorious scoop. Intimately connected with the Indian uprisings were Frank Grouard and Captain Jack Crawford, the latter being better known as the poet scout. Both did good service as scouts with the Seventh cavalry, Captain Crawford acted at this time also as a correspondent for The Bee, then a small daily, struggling for existence. During Custer’s last stand Crawford was with Colune) Benteen, who commanded a part of Custer’s command at Slim Buttes. and Grouard was with Colonel Reno, who commanded another detachment of Custer’s forces. After the Custer massacre Reno dispatched Grouard to Deadwood, 8. D., the nearest telegraph station, to notify the war department of ‘the terrible affair. At about the same time Captain Crawford concluded to ride into Deadwood and dispatch to The Bee the particulars of the fight and scoop try filled with hostile Indians, nor could they get any one to do it for age to do this they could not have Beth Crawford and Grouard met at the stage station at Rock Springs, Wy., and each divined the other's intention of getting off the news of che massecre first. Both were su. perbly.mounted on thoroughbred Little Men We call them little men and little women, but they are neither. They have ideas and ways all their own, Fortunately they soon be ome fond of cod-iver oil, when it is iven to them in the form of COTT’S EMULSION. This is the most valuable remedy in existence for all the wasting diseases of early life. The poorly nourished, scrofulous child; the thin, weak, fretting child; the ey child who does not grow; ali take Scott’s Emulsion ‘ without force or bribe. It seems as if they knew that this meant nourishment and growth for bones, muscles and nerves. Book telling more about it, free. 2 for They will relish the real thing. ; For sale at 50c. and $1.00, by all SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perfection of this electric belt, which now contuins improvements possessed by no other apBliance of the kind in the world. True, it costs more than some others, but it is worth more. cavalry horses, and both were équaliy matched as to physical strength . ind endurance, . It was tacitly agreed to ride to . gether for mutual protection. Hour . -ifter hour they rode, sometimes ex hanging shots with straggling In lians and again resting their tired ‘orses. On the morning of the last iay of their ride both stopped for a short nap aud to rest—their horses. 4ach kept an eyeon the other, how “ver, to prevent him from stealing ‘march. When they got ready ta z0, Grouard brdke his cinch while saddling his horse, and before he could repair it Crawford was round ing Out of sight in a deep gulch They had entered the foothills oi the Black Hills. Grouard galloped ifter him. As the cabins of the little town ot Spearfish loomed into view Craw tord was half a mile ahead. As hi sntered the town his jaded hors was ready to fall. Seeing a cow 20y’s brencho hitched in front of ; house, he leaped from his horse an¢ apon the eowboy's and was off jus: as Grouard rode into the town. Th {5 miles: between Spearfish anc Deadwood were scon covered. When Grouard rode up to the te] egraph office in DeadWood, Craw ‘ord had sent half of a 2,000 word dispatch, and the people in Omaha vere reading the details of the slaughter. The Omaha Bee thus 8e‘ured. the biggest “scoop’”’ any pa per in the country had ever had uy couts covered 300 miles in 36 hours vith but three changes of horses.— Chicago Journal. The Earth’s Weight, Professor Richarz and Dr, Kriga: fenzel of Berlin announce, as_ th: ‘esult of investigations extendin; be earth is such that the glob: veighs 54,681,000, 000, 000,000 tens.’ ‘xtreine accuracy to the statemer wire whether the Berliners use th. ‘rench or the English system of no ‘tion in, making their conaputzi ons. It would make quite a dif erence—on paper — according t: hether the one or the other methoc . were enrployed, bot somehow the ‘earning to clear up the uncertaint) 3 not very strong. —New . Yo When it cures its price is nothins, and thie ig the one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt—to cure. It does cure, and the benk “Th free. Address DR. A. . SANDEN, 682 Market. Ste . It is the most common sense——< remedy known for the cure of cisease. elt ail the time it is on the WHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND want the best made. This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt; that it has no supeIXL Whisky rior peta! of Seceric cutrett. Serahitfy ner B i ; R . t B oe convenience in using. Elec ty perly apry: 00 plied _by & good con. SO belt is a arent effective ‘ ant's eer bottle Hire’s remedy for the cure of many nervo:s and chronic _ FRANK T. SMITH, The Lead ing Tailor of ‘Nevada County, : The Best Fit. e A Fine # For $2s. ap res aS Getic este: t Exe per $2*t 5% reo ~~ BEEHIVE Proprietor 2 Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup'~ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 4 Depot for Fanty Groceries ao a “PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ~~ Be body. and can . Pepsin to purchase an electric belt yeu undoubtedly Gamecock Wh Ht ee w ence eesereseeeceseseses Battle Ax Tobacco...... 30 00) Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Cee e ew eecensens ets Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Everything else in proportion. "2 * © = © © “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Give ita Trial. eo @ @: 6-8 6 s*b.8e @ -@ Tee Classes of Men" Is full of preof. Get it, San Francisco, Batirs Satisfaction Guaranteed, //, y Best KH: dvertisements Are not published, but you _ will find them in and around Nevada City. 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Voore, ETHE PHOTOGRAPHER. = : Ranch For Sale. P Ww. Ww . ver 12 years, that ‘‘the density rae agen he odd trillion gives such an air o . lace-‘ Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearatone is almost tempted -to in ing, Ve © make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get ital ‘For terms and particulars enquire of jnl6 Upper West Broad Street. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. —_—_—_— 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House ahd large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and {1 large 8 dozen Chickens Good Cellar and Storehouse. Ati Farming Implements go with the Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine getable Garden, and everything A Great Bargain. © CHRIS. WEBER, iQmece IX THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California Broad street, F : : «<n the matter of the estate of Austi H ciation, submitted his monthly report,} Walrath, dec ustin Henry showing the operations of the watchof time eppcinted for proving will, ete, ei -" Notice for publication Notice is hereby given that Monday, the men during the past month. He re. ‘th day of August, 1897, at 10 o'clock A. M. of Enterprise Brewing Co., " wid day, at the Court room of said Court, at ported that considerable damage by . :he Court House in the’ city and county. of evada, has been appointed as the time ind place for proving the will of said Aus the Yuba River, and exhibited severa}. ‘iu Henry Walrath deecece)’ hydraulic mining was being done o1 . searing the application of R. C. Walrath Simples of water both above and: below for the is, an aie , id whe y K the Rsdraullo mining dumps. The di Sosmatand essen yygersn teerected water above is almost as clear as crys-, J.J. Gueany, Clerk, tl, while that below is heavily charged‘ J, M. WALLING, Attorney for Petitioner. and for uance to him of letters testamentJuly 20th, 1897 Notice of Proving Will. . A other keg beer. I . ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, . Nevada City, Cal. Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, ‘We have theceleb ted ENTERPRISE BEER, and sell it at the same price as —_—_—_—_—_—_——s . Wood for Sale. 8 grocery re. That is the way all druggists sell . L. BOWMAN. 4. F. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, INE PLATE WORK A SPC; ALTY ALL KIN. Dentists, DS OF FILLINGS. ¢ REPAIRS BOOTS No Cure—No Pay. A SPANZITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT ;. ¥ * ® AND SHOES » » » » IS SECOND TO NO\E. Gi ; nd for promptness yori, good ees Moe low prices you wil : Force a SALRACTING saiLikULLY CN. Broad Street. "Bre 5 bia above Leutje 74 Phil BMaitd ' . ue giekes Boots SS i0eeees o order at a . : bro onywhere else in vada City. The class of work Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. : all others. in bulk, pergal. 50 “c © I 25 ————— ee heleiaieiaiia idee * KINKEAD ‘ % FURNITURE. Rover tel tent _ Prices Right. Sty les Betver: Better Kinds EVADA CITY. 2 KINKEAD’S 3 ~ Commercial Street Cash Stores. 2 Gents’ Furnishing G “ cents. Men’s Cellul : ‘“ 6 Cuffs, All at Telephone 203—3 Bells. JOLD ON! Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. “. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pairfor Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, > Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cen{s, oid Collars, reduced to ro cents. pe ise you to hold on to your money until you have eed the conta at the Branch Wonder Store. W hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. 7 diets sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to take — _ our word for it, please call in and pr:ce.our Men’s and. Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes oods. [e3 = 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, 9 COMMERCIAL STREET. J.LEVY, = = = = = MANAGER, sin ply delight: 01 e good, round iron st.aight goods. “LET GOOD DIGESTION . WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There's nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven't got. ¢ Everything fresh and new, and prices that. For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, y¢s, the finest and purest in the maiket, only dollar per tin. That's -PHiL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, < Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. QULYTPAUAATPAAYTP AAU YTP Lay OP extensive a STAPLEANDFa = @ ac i< & oe ~: FISCHER BROS, Props. ro Is constantly su: plied with an nd ter stock of Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. SYM Uver dbname adeno rai dunn eraser > NCY GROCERIES +. iif = All-Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order mu . THERE’S A TIME. A Reliable Timekeeper. ARENOT > but to have: the hould carry, ALL WATCHES LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, of ail plone." hracsthatg” tet of all Bverything warTOMATO, CABBAGE ana PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Received Fresh Daily. ee Ferns’ great variety of other Deantiane bs ney The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, OTTO’S ICE CREAM. Successor to Wallace & MoMath. An When you are thirst nd_ feel eee of that famous MILWAUKER Rew He knows how to draw. i i Cool and Refreshing,’ #* Sivava COOL, SHARP BEER. BEER, call on CHAS: PECOR, . Corner Pine and Commercial streets, kinds of Wines and Li : Rooms in connection” Private + Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Commercial st., Nevada City, NE ee Wee 3 & 2 ? : 4 Fish, Fruit? Vegetable “Ermer dail BRS are actory 3. P. CONWAY, Prop., . FPGAS UU TAM uu A TAS 4 [Fruits and Vegetables. eeatecsssecsssnsese The O. K. Painter, REMOVAL. NOTICE, . ?i== The Bear Cigar LEADING LAD Having recently enla: plant, we are Crane to buy “ Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market : Write ee rates before dleposing of out eres and concentrates. ng at reasonable rates. House Painting K, : eatly and Quickly Done: in an ‘es Sign Painting, Graini As Good as the Pr on epnliccait the times. Estimates given: H. L. SWEENEY, Ord ule Nevada Ue poddiateed 9 me through [Pail eee SCHMIDT BROS.,LEADING CIGAR TEALERS, * abe eeassecsesens ++-Nevada City Cut. La ae GE OR igs” a oie Ss ere Se 25 cts. a x ® nS Gold, Silver and Copper (o. iS Pioneer Reduction Wogks,_— a MeOtnre’s 3 . . Bontet de. Mo Mustrator. J will be Rudya A. Conan Doy Barr, James V Canton (aut! study of chi . French “Revt ; . Hamlin Garla: 4 ton, John Ker Bigelow Paine ey cover, and mo will be fally il The Board o ‘Fellows Hall / of deciding up organ for’ thei the fine organ the Methodist. to get one just the same was Hodges. oa -. Baseba A meeting of will be held ‘t * Hulbrook’s cot port of the ¢ canvass the pr leasing, fencin; Rifle Grounds. will play with: at the Rifle Gr Will Get 0 O. D. Steven tive of the San is here looking taining data fo the News Lett published. Mi young man al shown every « men. Wort Here is a litt sideration of t! making the t “Three mail ¢ death in Alask: mail from Sun . @ier to Princ 9th.” Ugh! 1 middle of sum A Ju A Grass Vall ing examined ¢ constable to } immediately se her insanity w him. Now the, out what the c ‘The Pacific ‘xnown as the I this city in a company Carri a troup of good and specialtie dramas very g¢ of Hears ‘We have re e ontains the ad Bd by Geo. D. I olty. or = Wut You @ means to you ? pure blood:: : and do not put —_Hill’s Mixe Le ae J, Ay NORTH