October 13, 1894 (4 pages)

ity. RY. ’ Continue in Sin.” La Grippe and tried all the © wiles around, but of no avail and was given > upand told I could not live, q vof Albert Gale, a daughter. ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Bvosing, sneer’ sass BROWN & schon ° Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. SATURDAY OCT. 13, 1894. Don’t. Forget It. Bear in mind that Hon, M. M. Estee will be here to address the people of the county next Tuesday evening. He will be accompanied by Hin. Lee Fairchild, and Hon. J. H. Neff. Special preparations are on foot to make this meeting the red-letter of the campaign. Mr, Estee can hardly be expected to make more than one speech in the ecunty, and we hope that all parts of the county will be well represented. “Come out Republicans, and all voters, and listen to our next Governor ! Methodist Church, Methodist. services will be held tomorrow in the basement of the new church. Subject of discourse in the morning; ‘+The Furnace of Affliction; night: ‘‘ Why Men Sunday School and Epworth League services as usual. All, especially young peeple, are very cordially invited: to these’ services, ‘ A Wonderfal Conqueror. ’ No disease is more common among’ the people than scrofula, Handed down from g'neration to generation; it is found, in nearly every family, in some form, it may . make its appearance in dreadful running fores, i in swelling in the neck or goitre, or in eruptions of ae forms. Attacking , the mucous meli ibrane it may be known as catarrh, or dev veloping in the lungs it may he, and often is; the prime c use of consumption. In whatever form scrofula may manifest “itself, Hood's Sarsaparilla is its inveterate foe and conqueror, This medicine has such powerful alterative and vitalizing effects upon the blood that every trace of impurity is expelled, aid the blood is made rich, pure and healthy. aire suerte Budd Coming. Hon, James H. Budd, the Democratic nominee for Governor, and T. Nicol, Esq., of Steckten, will. bo in Grasa Valley and address the people on the evening of the 22d instant, They will speak in this city on the alternoon of sie same day. oe mee ~— AYER’s oe Vicor ia justly considered the best and most economical hair-dresaing in the market. The Discovery Saved His L ife. Mr. G. Callouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Iil., says: ‘Lo Dr. King’s New Discovery . owe my life, Was taken with physicians for Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose I began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and around again, It is worth its weight in gold, We don't keep store or house without it.” Get a free trial at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Pre rts $2 Per Hundred. Geo. ©, Gaylord is now selling Snow Flake Flour at $2 per handred pounds, ~+-2@e + me Opening Day. Jommencing Tuesday, October 9th, and continuing all the week, we will diaplay the handsoiest lot of Trimmed Hats ever seen in this county. We respectfully invite every lady in the county to call, examine and try them on, whether you wish to purchase or not. : o6-lw Mrs, Lester & CrawrorD, ee Bucklien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positi: ely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:. money refynded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. BORN. At Grass Valley, Octolier 11, to the wife C, Nilon was appointed Secretary. ‘. the audience, was received with hearty apCAMINETTI SPEAKS. He Meets With a. Good “Reception. Defines His Position vn the Mining Question and on the Railroad and Other Issues. y The,Pemocratic meeting held at Nevada Theater last evening was largely attended, and considerable enthusiasm prevailed, It being the occasion of a visit from Hon, A, Caminetti, our present représentative in Congress, induced people generally to join in givlng him a cordial reception. The meeting was called to order by E, Jé Rector, a member of the Democratic County Central Committee, who in a few appropriate remarks stated its object. John M, fore entering upon his duties made a very neat speech. Several Vice-Presidents’ were chosen and came upon the platform. John Mr; Caminetti, upon being presented to plause. He began his remarks by expressing his gratitude to the people of Nevada county ‘for the handsome majority given him two yearsago. He a/so stated that it was a great pleasure to meet the people of this section again and thanked them for the kind; welcome they had given him. He returned thanks to the resident member of the Republican State Central Committee for the latter’s courtesy in haViny: the Repubfigan stereopticon gxhibition on, the street close iu season for people to attend the meeting. and hear the speaking. He then proceeded to review his Congressional record and to explain in detail his position upon the mining question and what he had done to help the interests of the mining sections. He claimed that. his course. had been consistent and for the best interests of all his. constituents. He was in favor of such measures, in the solution of the mining question, as would be fair and impartial, and which while allowing the miner to work his claim would alse protect the farmer from receiving any injury in consequence, He declared himself in favor of the free coinage ol silver in the ratio of sixteen to one. He also explained his. position upon the railroad question and said he believed the railroad corporations should pay their debts to the Government or in case of failure so to do that the Government assume control of the transcontinental lines. would have a wholesome effect upon the less formidable railroad corporations. He is »pposed to the funding bill and would do all in his power to defeat it should he be reelected to Congress. ‘lhe speaker impressed the fact upon his ‘hearers that he wantedall the votes he-eould get this fall, -but frankly stated that if any voter thought-either-of the other nominees would promote the interests of this Congressional district better than he would, tv voce fer the other man. The speaker was listened to quite attentively and during the course of his speech was frequently applauded, At the close of his remarks three cheers were given him, Mr. Caminetti left by private conveyance for Colfax aftef the meeting, in order to cake the train there: ie : Before the meeting the Nevada City brass band played a number of tunes on the street and then marched to the Theater, where one or two selections were rendered. ~ us Leas + ee > at A, REWARD. Ten Thousand Dollars Offered By the Company. Yesterday. afternoon a reward of .$10,000 was offered by Wells, Fargo & Co, and the Southern Pacific Company for the arrest of the train robbers and the recovery of the money. In the circular it is stated that about $50,090 were stolen from the express car. F0@e + — Don't ones a Reward For your lost appetite, All know that it is'a valuable piece of personal property, but why go to the experise when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters willrestore it to you. A course of that unparalleled tonic and corrective not only induces a return’ of the relish for food, but confers upon the stomach the power to gratify appetite without unpleasant sensations afterward. For the Hussey was selected as Chairman and be-. . OVERDOING IT. Jim Budd Is Engaged in Falsifying Transparent Facts. The Post of Weditesday says: It seems impossible for Mr. Budd in his public addresses to be either dignified or truthful. The Post has begged him to abandon the style which he learned 4s the end man: in a minstrel show, and adopt the airs and wise appearance of a man of substance. Buthe presists in continuing his mud campaign. Last night at Union Hall he called Mr. Millard, ‘the Republican candidate. for Lieutenant-Governor, a ‘‘grasshopper from Kansas.” He did not abuse Mr. Estee and ‘‘Boss’’ Burns, as he usually does, but that was not due to forbearance, for he has done in every speech he has made elsewhere. Of course, the vulga¥ plane upon which Mr. Budd has placed his claims to become Governor of California is injuring nobedy but himself, THe average man will turn in disgust from a candidate who can find nothing to discuss but the personal peculiarities of his opponents. But when actual misrepresentation” is resorted to an injury is inflicted upon the morals of the community that calls for protest. When Mr. Budd stated last night that Estee purloined the railroad plank in the Democratic platform he knew he was dealing in fabrication. Estee’s Wigwam speech, in which he laid and the Reilly funding bill in particu lar, and from Which he has never departed, owas delivered two weeks before the Democratic State Convention met in ‘this city. How could he have ight tinaaear a plank that was not written ? On State extravagance Mr. Budd always waxes eloquent, but at the expense of the facts. ‘The'Post has heretofore declined to discuss this issue, for the reason that in doing so it is compelled to expose its own political party. The truth, however, requires that Mr, Budd's assertions reflecting upon the present adininistration should be corrected, Here are the tax levies of the State for twenty-six years, They consist of cold and relentless figures, and we shall make no attempt to explain them : Governor Haight (Dem.), 1868-71, aver-. age yearly tax levy 92.12 centa on the $100. Governors h and Pacheco (Rep.), 1872-75, es tax levy 56.35 cents on the $100. Governor Irwin (Dem.), 1866-79, average tax levy 68.5 cents on the $100. Governor Perkins (Rep-), 1880-82; average yearly tax levy 63.03 cents on the $100. ‘Governor Stoneman (Dem.); 1883-85, average yearly tax levy 51.32 cents on the This action $100. Governor Bartlett (Dam, , and Waterman (Rep. ) ), 1887-90, average yearly tax levy 70.35 cents ‘on the $100, Governor Markham (Rep. ), 1891-94, average yearly tax levy 48.72 cents on the $100. If ‘‘Governor” Budd or any other Dethocratic politician who is working this State extravagance buncombe can extract comfort from these figures he is welcome to do eo oyu Duad has go willfnlly mioropresented the present State Administration that Governor Markham will ‘take the stump and expose the weakness of the sophistries. of which Jim has been dealing out to his. audiences. ~ On the 22d of this month Budd will make his stereotyped speech at the Theatre in this city, and ‘on the next evening at the same place Governor Markham will expose the false statements made by Buckboard Jim. pletidananhin OP Wis eaamaaind LOCALS IN BRIEF. haces Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings Two ranchers from below here were in town yesterday with wagons loaded with young chickens, They had no trouble selling the fowls at the very reasonable prices they asked—#4 and $4.50 per dozen. There was a dance at You Bet 1ast night, and the same was a success-in all respects, The attendance was large, the mugic was good and the supper was fine. About a dozen persons were present from this city, seer Two Men Drop Dead. Sentinel: Forest Hill was the scene of two sudden deaths last Wednesday. At 8:30 p. M. Royal Tyler Kelly dropped dead .in Dave Orr's saloon, Kelly was aged 87 years, Twenty minutes later the death of Geo. Haywards occurred near Maltby’s corner. He was a native of of New York and was 70 years old.: The above is the purpose of quickening digestion, arousing 4 dormant liver or kidneys, and establishing regularity of the bowels, no medicine can exceed its genial family cordial, in which the pure alcoholic principle is modified by blending with it botanic elements of ‘the nighest efficacy. Avoid the fiery unalloyed stimulants of commerce as a means of overcoming inactivity of any of the organs above best information we have been able to secure, As near as we-are able to learn the death of both parties was from natural causes. ai gis die a agen The Stereopticon Exhibition. The exhibition of stereopticon views given last evening at the corner of Broad and Pine streets was witnessed by a large number of mentioned, and use, instead, the Bitters. down his yiews upon railroads in general . PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and lIatentions. W. L. Pritchard of “Sacramento is in town. T. E. West came down from Wekughs today.: Thos, Evans came dows from the Céntennial mine today. W. A. McKenzie arrived here from San Francisco this morinng. A. McAllister and family came down from Columbia Hill today. A, S. Parsons, A. C. Casey aud C, Husley, of Oroville, arrived here last evening. ~ D. Killen and T. J. Cennelly, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. . Mrs, A. McNeely has been very sick for the past three weeks at herhome on Piety Hill. Miss F. M. Stewart of Washington arrived here from Sacramento last evening on her way home. John Lockhead of Pike City arrived here from San Francisco last ev ging on his way home. O, Sunderhouse of Downieville arrived here from San Francisco _ evening on his way home. W. W. Casserly, Superintendent of the. Alaska mine, arrived here last evening on his way home, Mrs. P. Cayey of North Bloomfield came down on yesterday stage on her way to Marysville, ' S. M. Crall and Miss Etta Crall came over from North San Juan today on their way below, °“! Skiff T. Murchie, who formerly resided ain thiseity . avd left here about six years ‘ago with his family for the State of Washington to reside, is here on a visit. Sidney A. Anning, who has been here on a short visit to relatives, goes to San Francisco tomorrow aud leaves there ~ Tuesday for Yokahama on the steamer Geelic, of which he is one of the officers. . Mr. Anning is. a very pleasant gentleman, and during his visit here made a number of acquaintances. 0 Oe AGAINST HIS PLEDGE. What He Said at the Democratic State Convention and Afterwards. Sacramento Bee:* At the Democratic State,Convention, Hugh M, La Rue, Demicratic candidate for Railroad Commissioner in this district, thus spoke in an interview \ with a reporter of the Examiner : “The platform we adopted today blinds . us to nake a reduction of not less than 25 per cent. in the freight tariff. I offered’ to the Platform Committee a resolution to tle ffect that as our farm ‘products had de= preciated 50 per vent. in value during the past few years, the frieght tariff should be reduced in alike sum. ‘This resolution was defeated, because the Committee did net want to send abroad:the fact that our farm products had depreciated in value, If it is possible to rednce the --:0 4 w ouas greater than the 9A pew coms. vornmanded by the platform and still leave the money they have invested,» my vote as a Commissiner, if lam nominated and elected, shall be cast . iment. . The Charming RETA GO ‘Fheatre Theater ‘Tonight. The New York Vaudeville Company will give their second performance at the Theater this evening. It hassbeen a long.time since a company gave such universal satisfaction here, and a full house will no doubt witness the entertainment this evening. The Lamont Sisters, in their charming songs -and dances, are alone worth the price of admission to see. Miss Reta Gough, the beautiful and accomplished vocalist, is a decided attraction and her sweet voice aud bewitching’) manners never fail to captivate the audience. Miss Rose Southern is a vivacious soubrette, as full of life and sparkle as a nut is of meat, and to see her once is to want to see her again. Messrs, Mason, Behan and Brace, are all good in: their specialties, and the show from beginning to end is sure to please. Gong ‘adinission, 35 cents, + e@e > THERE are many accidents and diseases which atlectSSteck and cause serious inconvenience and loss to the farmer in his work, which may be quickly remedied by the use of Dr, J. HH. MeLean’s Volcanic Oil LiniSold at Carr Bros.) Drug Star, + *@e > Reopening of the City Hotel. Mrs, -0,-C.-Conlan begs -toannounce to the people of Nevada City and the public \ generally that having purchased the property known as the United States Beer Hall and. Lodging House, and: having remodeled for hotel purposes, ia now ‘prepared to accommodate the public with first-class board atid lodging at reasonable rates. ‘The rooins are all neatly furnished, light and airy, and the table will be supplied with the best in he market. eae Sem eee The house is pdw on a noe cuicKken dinner will ‘be served tomorrow evening from 5 to 7 30. o'clock. The hotel will be kuown as the FE sisal the same and titted it up iw first-class style, color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's UGH, .who will sing at the Unanimously Voted In, Rev. J. Sims attended the Coeepeionsi ‘Convention of ministers which met in Grass Valley this week, and was unanimously voted in as a member of the Sacramento Love] Association and also the General Association of the State. This will put an end to the rumors that have been started more than once, that the .Congregatioual Church of this city is not in af liation with the sisterhood of churches, The long pastorate of Mr, Sims was referred to with much interest and complimentary remarks as being next to the longest in the State, Dr. McClean of Oakland being one year in advance of him, i + 2@e + Rran Marr is the characteristic of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested every day in the remarkable cures this medicine accomplishes, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try it. tloop’s PILus are the best family cathartic and liver medicine.’ Harmless, reliable, sure, + eo > Congregational Church, There will be preaching as usual, both morning and evening: The Rev, Dr. A. S. Parsons of Oroville will officiate on both occasions, Sabbath School at the close of the morning service, Everybody cordially invited, + sess ere Warever may be the cause of blanch~ ing, the hair may be restored to ita origina Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, Eee ' Kept Its Promise. In the last State campaign, when Gove ernor Markham was elected, the Republican party pledged the people that it would keep the State tax levy down to 50 cents. The average levy for the four years has been 48 7 cents, ahd’ the pledge has been — kept. This is the lowest average rate under any administration for the = torqnty-four years, —_——-~ 1 9 0 @e oe The True Facts. Mr. Budd has a great deal to say abeut economy in the State Government, He seems to forget that the last time the Democrats had complete control of the Legislature the State tax rate rose te 72 cents, while under the present Republican administration it has been kept dowa to aa average af 48.7 cents. + *@eFlour $1.90 Per Hundred. Flour $1.90 per hundred at Wolt’s Cash Grovery. 09-tf aOOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparitla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies. ‘Thé Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. Heod’s arsaparilla Cures Scrofula, ap Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, . Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney’ and Liver Complaints. It is: Not. What We Say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells theS Hood's Sarsaparilla URES Hood's Pilie win new friends daily, —~ You. need it now—Den'e City Hotel: Hoping to receive a share of the public patronage, . am, ete. o13 Mus. 0. C. Contan, for such reduction. I pledge myself to:vote to reduce the rate to the , lowest possible notch ,”” In a letter to the Record~Union of September 29th, however, Mr, LaRue writes : » ‘Referring to an editorial in your issue of the 26th inst., . have to say that iv accept-~ ing my: nomination for Railroad Commi.sioner. inthe late-Democratic.-Couvention, I was advised not to make any promises as to my future action as Railroad Commissioner. if elected. Indeed, it would seem to me that as the functions of that office are quasi-judicidl, ao promises could be made in advance as to any action I would take in any. matter which should come before that Commission. In accepting my nomination, and at a public meeting subsequently held in this city, I stated what my course would be if elected, in performing my duties as such officer ; that.is to say, that I would in all matters coming before that Commission do exact justice between the ,people and the railroad company, and in all things carry inte effect the provisions of Section 22 of Article XII. of our State Constitution, according to the true intent and meaning thereof, and to the best of my ability, This js the only pledge I have made, and I do not intend to make any other,” The Republivans are making capital out of-the apparent inconsistency which shines out so prominently in the conduct of candidate LaRue. Before a Convention, rabid with demagogy, standing on a platform which he himself was instrumental in framing, and out Heroding Herod in trying to make the horizonal reduction 40 per cent, instead of 20Or GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases ‘spring from small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much suffering and sorrow, .Dr. J.-H. McLean's Liver.and. Kidney. Balin.isa-certain .cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency Sold, at Carr Bros., Drug Store. ‘ : + 2@e+ The Right Kind. Railroad Commissioner Beckman is an every-day, outspoken and congenial man to one and all, with none of the frills that too often surround the incumbent of public piace. He is as courteous to a pauper as he would be to a prince, only a little more so, and would as lief tell the Czar of Ruusia to go to perdition.as to talk back at acommon Ainerican citizen. He is in every sense of the word honest and brave, fearless and con. scientious in duty, and he is found always with the people in matters of pepelar interest, pr we ee Erne ae N#ARBLY all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’ Hair Renewer restores the natural color, aud thickens the growth of the-hair, eS Works Well. Yesterday telephonic communication was established with the Pet Hill House, which is to be one of the stations on the telephone 25, Hugh M. LaRue—they claim—was nominated for Railroad Commissioner principally because he had declared himself to’be such a “holy terror” on the indiscriminate reduction of railroad rates, Absolutely Pure.) A cream’ of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest United States Government Food Reports, Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥ spoil your credit by seedy make-up. Vou New would have folks th you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice » selection of imported and domestic woolens, cloths, cashmeres and worsteds, For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work -# o for itself, Prices are the mo oo lowest, pea : ae Morrison; TAILOR. 35 Pine Street CA ATA TATE TAs! CW Wi wa mewawee ‘maw ota. lec Cr eam Sorta <= TO-DAY BVWVWSeSsesevvwe —AT—— Oa aa a aa eae a W. wiwimiuew iwamay line between this city and Marysville, The line works well and conversations were carried on with perfect ease between that place and this city, The line between this city and Grass Valley has been repaired and Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. <<” ersons, Some of the pictures were very Now, he avers that . ° ; : Be 5 : DIED. This professionally sanctioned medicine orate and delighted cP saw them, but. he has made no pledge, and that he proposes . * ey in better working order than for AtGraas Valley, October 10, Nathaniel remedies malarial and _rhranatte ailments, those which were Republican in character . to act fairly and jedinally oe all questions . me time. eS : lise, aged 70 » a native of Ohio. were not so pleasing to those of the opposite . which will come before the Commission. To eirleh ond vitalize the blood, no medi. : ? sista pa ag us ik We, it Advertised Letters. tlic ae oth oan intended to show the. The Republicans are asking if Mr. LaRue . cine can be compared with Ayer's SarsapaA Full and Selected Stock f asd Towne, aged 71 years; a native of MassaThe following is a list of the letters re-. difference between the condition of aftairs. did not obtain his nomination under false rilla. he ‘chusetts. maining in the postoffice at Nevada Oity,. under a Republican Administration and pretenses—that is, provided he is now sin~ —Sg a aa : ne neste ee er . Nevada County, Cal., October 11, 1894: under the control of the Democratic party. . cere in declaring that he will not arbitraril y LLEY Awarded Allen, Mra, Geo, E. The exhibition closed at 8 o’clock, in order . do that whicl the platform pledges him to. Asaremedy for all forms of Headache ~ : World's Fair nae ‘o ue d not to interfere with the Democratic meet. do. on Electric Bitters has proved to be the very : Biyheat ‘Tender Worte's Fer: ees . ing at the Theater. ee ae best. It effects a permanent cure and the os gd Co “ eA ic gestae Sewing Machine Needles. most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield o olty Howard, AE Tue Iinola Republics ene on Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos, 6, 7, . to ita influence. We i all igre are — = == Middlemiss, Robt. C. 5 ar reek : 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & Branp’s, . to procure a.bottle, and give this remedy a hekanas 1 25 Pattee & Lett, 002 4 ». ape. . e re tepemeste Skewes, Mat W. Marvelous Results. fair trial, ‘ In cases —— prnggatee te st im : : : nO ad Ii not called for in fifteen days the letters reset easy, SPREE. Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed) “The Silver Ware Guessing Contest is Still On. ill . t to the dead lette: r fice, Par-. From a letter written by Rev, J. Gunderfee e, tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist ao ne ae P . nee ; ; We cordially invite the public to call and ; s calling for any of these letters will. man, of Dimondale, Mich., we are per. 4 the use of this medicine, Try it once. ae Me : 4 , legant display of Fall and Winter Hoplease say advertised, and pay a fee of one! mitted to make this extract: ‘I have no eg aur seg piay i Large bottles only Fifty cents at Carr Bros. Full Particulars Li a Few oa. = cout for each letter. hesitation in recomimeding Dr. King’s New . Pattern Hats and Bonnets, sleo our, ~ . Drug Store, 7 ip : j lames 8. Ca.uins, P. M. Discovery, as the results were alinost . me assortinent of Velvets, Trimmings, . qesngmmenemenenmennsenennnpneseeey ; we : ; tc. Gentlemen, call with your ladies. reons eak and languid, . marvelous in the case of my wife. While }-* Notice of Publication. af cet Fle OM a se feel debilitated I was pastor oi the Baptist Church at Rives Mrs, Iba Manco; Sraneens ot Bleak. 03 eae ates TTL s Se eS eee es yo ee ee . eased diea‘ that the . Junction she was brought down with PneuGoraiees Wak tend: nprneti pyres ~~ hel monia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible Rare Stones. Louies GAA RRLL MACKEY, OF . yo “¥ +o aay , Cal., who e Homes meni the miserable feeling. The oor paroxysms of coughing would last hours. . Loutje & Brand have just received a large cation. No. “io 4 (January 44, 1887), for the aM Fs {. rumedy for this purpose is Dr. J, H, Mc-. with little interruption and it seemed as if . and elegant assortment of precious stones, Sereny give metice of my intention to mare reet Leon's, Strengthening, Cordial and Blood . she could not survive them. A friend recom. Kverything bought at this old eatabligh-. emi betol to ‘tails ‘aly clan, to the Vat! Lecce ee = ew Sk = Mahe MOST PERFECT MADE. Parifi-t. It restores ‘lost strength, gives. mended Dr, King ghey Pevengeae # it re. ment guaranteed « as represented. ” tf be acuacae before, the “gg . * + ard ' ¥ id léu4, b ° ef the following witPa * A pure G Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee! vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite quick ia ite work satisfactory ovembare thes, by ‘tog wi : vit ged. Alum or any other adulterant hi flow of cheerful spirits, Price $1.00] temults,” . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros . ’ WR eet Ae Bae 2 eet E. Deal, BROADUSTREET “fo fs = gular and $1.00 . ’ oh MY LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, . e . 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, . per bottle, Drug Store. Rej size Gc, $1.00, At §2 per 100 pounds, at Gay lord's. o8-t 3 A otfully. welratees, Mf aye

ity. RY. ’ Continue in Sin.” La Grippe and tried all the © wiles around, but of no avail and was given > upand told I could not live, q vof Albert Gale, a daughter. ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Bvosing, sneer’ sass BROWN & schon ° Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. SATURDAY OCT. 13, 1894. Don’t. Forget It. Bear in mind that Hon, M. M. Estee will be here to address the people of the county next Tuesday evening. He will be accompanied by Hin. Lee Fairchild, and Hon. J. H. Neff. Special preparations are on foot to make this meeting the red-letter of the campaign. Mr, Estee can hardly be expected to make more than one speech in the ecunty, and we hope that all parts of the county will be well represented. “Come out Republicans, and all voters, and listen to our next Governor ! Methodist Church, Methodist. services will be held tomorrow in the basement of the new church. Subject of discourse in the morning; ‘+The Furnace of Affliction; night: ‘‘ Why Men Sunday School and Epworth League services as usual. All, especially young peeple, are very cordially invited: to these’ services, ‘ A Wonderfal Conqueror. ’ No disease is more common among’ the people than scrofula, Handed down from g'neration to generation; it is found, in nearly every family, in some form, it may . make its appearance in dreadful running fores, i in swelling in the neck or goitre, or in eruptions of ae forms. Attacking , the mucous meli ibrane it may be known as catarrh, or dev veloping in the lungs it may he, and often is; the prime c use of consumption. In whatever form scrofula may manifest “itself, Hood's Sarsaparilla is its inveterate foe and conqueror, This medicine has such powerful alterative and vitalizing effects upon the blood that every trace of impurity is expelled, aid the blood is made rich, pure and healthy. aire suerte Budd Coming. Hon, James H. Budd, the Democratic nominee for Governor, and T. Nicol, Esq., of Steckten, will. bo in Grasa Valley and address the people on the evening of the 22d instant, They will speak in this city on the alternoon of sie same day. oe mee ~— AYER’s oe Vicor ia justly considered the best and most economical hair-dresaing in the market. The Discovery Saved His L ife. Mr. G. Callouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Iil., says: ‘Lo Dr. King’s New Discovery . owe my life, Was taken with physicians for Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose I began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and around again, It is worth its weight in gold, We don't keep store or house without it.” Get a free trial at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Pre rts $2 Per Hundred. Geo. ©, Gaylord is now selling Snow Flake Flour at $2 per handred pounds, ~+-2@e + me Opening Day. Jommencing Tuesday, October 9th, and continuing all the week, we will diaplay the handsoiest lot of Trimmed Hats ever seen in this county. We respectfully invite every lady in the county to call, examine and try them on, whether you wish to purchase or not. : o6-lw Mrs, Lester & CrawrorD, ee Bucklien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positi: ely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:. money refynded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. BORN. At Grass Valley, Octolier 11, to the wife C, Nilon was appointed Secretary. ‘. the audience, was received with hearty apCAMINETTI SPEAKS. He Meets With a. Good “Reception. Defines His Position vn the Mining Question and on the Railroad and Other Issues. y The,Pemocratic meeting held at Nevada Theater last evening was largely attended, and considerable enthusiasm prevailed, It being the occasion of a visit from Hon, A, Caminetti, our present représentative in Congress, induced people generally to join in givlng him a cordial reception. The meeting was called to order by E, Jé Rector, a member of the Democratic County Central Committee, who in a few appropriate remarks stated its object. John M, fore entering upon his duties made a very neat speech. Several Vice-Presidents’ were chosen and came upon the platform. John Mr; Caminetti, upon being presented to plause. He began his remarks by expressing his gratitude to the people of Nevada county ‘for the handsome majority given him two yearsago. He a/so stated that it was a great pleasure to meet the people of this section again and thanked them for the kind; welcome they had given him. He returned thanks to the resident member of the Republican State Central Committee for the latter’s courtesy in haViny: the Repubfigan stereopticon gxhibition on, the street close iu season for people to attend the meeting. and hear the speaking. He then proceeded to review his Congressional record and to explain in detail his position upon the mining question and what he had done to help the interests of the mining sections. He claimed that. his course. had been consistent and for the best interests of all his. constituents. He was in favor of such measures, in the solution of the mining question, as would be fair and impartial, and which while allowing the miner to work his claim would alse protect the farmer from receiving any injury in consequence, He declared himself in favor of the free coinage ol silver in the ratio of sixteen to one. He also explained his. position upon the railroad question and said he believed the railroad corporations should pay their debts to the Government or in case of failure so to do that the Government assume control of the transcontinental lines. would have a wholesome effect upon the less formidable railroad corporations. He is »pposed to the funding bill and would do all in his power to defeat it should he be reelected to Congress. ‘lhe speaker impressed the fact upon his ‘hearers that he wantedall the votes he-eould get this fall, -but frankly stated that if any voter thought-either-of the other nominees would promote the interests of this Congressional district better than he would, tv voce fer the other man. The speaker was listened to quite attentively and during the course of his speech was frequently applauded, At the close of his remarks three cheers were given him, Mr. Caminetti left by private conveyance for Colfax aftef the meeting, in order to cake the train there: ie : Before the meeting the Nevada City brass band played a number of tunes on the street and then marched to the Theater, where one or two selections were rendered. ~ us Leas + ee > at A, REWARD. Ten Thousand Dollars Offered By the Company. Yesterday. afternoon a reward of .$10,000 was offered by Wells, Fargo & Co, and the Southern Pacific Company for the arrest of the train robbers and the recovery of the money. In the circular it is stated that about $50,090 were stolen from the express car. F0@e + — Don't ones a Reward For your lost appetite, All know that it is'a valuable piece of personal property, but why go to the experise when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters willrestore it to you. A course of that unparalleled tonic and corrective not only induces a return’ of the relish for food, but confers upon the stomach the power to gratify appetite without unpleasant sensations afterward. For the Hussey was selected as Chairman and be-. . OVERDOING IT. Jim Budd Is Engaged in Falsifying Transparent Facts. The Post of Weditesday says: It seems impossible for Mr. Budd in his public addresses to be either dignified or truthful. The Post has begged him to abandon the style which he learned 4s the end man: in a minstrel show, and adopt the airs and wise appearance of a man of substance. Buthe presists in continuing his mud campaign. Last night at Union Hall he called Mr. Millard, ‘the Republican candidate. for Lieutenant-Governor, a ‘‘grasshopper from Kansas.” He did not abuse Mr. Estee and ‘‘Boss’’ Burns, as he usually does, but that was not due to forbearance, for he has done in every speech he has made elsewhere. Of course, the vulga¥ plane upon which Mr. Budd has placed his claims to become Governor of California is injuring nobedy but himself, THe average man will turn in disgust from a candidate who can find nothing to discuss but the personal peculiarities of his opponents. But when actual misrepresentation” is resorted to an injury is inflicted upon the morals of the community that calls for protest. When Mr. Budd stated last night that Estee purloined the railroad plank in the Democratic platform he knew he was dealing in fabrication. Estee’s Wigwam speech, in which he laid and the Reilly funding bill in particu lar, and from Which he has never departed, owas delivered two weeks before the Democratic State Convention met in ‘this city. How could he have ight tinaaear a plank that was not written ? On State extravagance Mr. Budd always waxes eloquent, but at the expense of the facts. ‘The'Post has heretofore declined to discuss this issue, for the reason that in doing so it is compelled to expose its own political party. The truth, however, requires that Mr, Budd's assertions reflecting upon the present adininistration should be corrected, Here are the tax levies of the State for twenty-six years, They consist of cold and relentless figures, and we shall make no attempt to explain them : Governor Haight (Dem.), 1868-71, aver-. age yearly tax levy 92.12 centa on the $100. Governors h and Pacheco (Rep.), 1872-75, es tax levy 56.35 cents on the $100. Governor Irwin (Dem.), 1866-79, average tax levy 68.5 cents on the $100. Governor Perkins (Rep-), 1880-82; average yearly tax levy 63.03 cents on the $100. ‘Governor Stoneman (Dem.); 1883-85, average yearly tax levy 51.32 cents on the This action $100. Governor Bartlett (Dam, , and Waterman (Rep. ) ), 1887-90, average yearly tax levy 70.35 cents ‘on the $100, Governor Markham (Rep. ), 1891-94, average yearly tax levy 48.72 cents on the $100. If ‘‘Governor” Budd or any other Dethocratic politician who is working this State extravagance buncombe can extract comfort from these figures he is welcome to do eo oyu Duad has go willfnlly mioropresented the present State Administration that Governor Markham will ‘take the stump and expose the weakness of the sophistries. of which Jim has been dealing out to his. audiences. ~ On the 22d of this month Budd will make his stereotyped speech at the Theatre in this city, and ‘on the next evening at the same place Governor Markham will expose the false statements made by Buckboard Jim. pletidananhin OP Wis eaamaaind LOCALS IN BRIEF. haces Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings Two ranchers from below here were in town yesterday with wagons loaded with young chickens, They had no trouble selling the fowls at the very reasonable prices they asked—#4 and $4.50 per dozen. There was a dance at You Bet 1ast night, and the same was a success-in all respects, The attendance was large, the mugic was good and the supper was fine. About a dozen persons were present from this city, seer Two Men Drop Dead. Sentinel: Forest Hill was the scene of two sudden deaths last Wednesday. At 8:30 p. M. Royal Tyler Kelly dropped dead .in Dave Orr's saloon, Kelly was aged 87 years, Twenty minutes later the death of Geo. Haywards occurred near Maltby’s corner. He was a native of of New York and was 70 years old.: The above is the purpose of quickening digestion, arousing 4 dormant liver or kidneys, and establishing regularity of the bowels, no medicine can exceed its genial family cordial, in which the pure alcoholic principle is modified by blending with it botanic elements of ‘the nighest efficacy. Avoid the fiery unalloyed stimulants of commerce as a means of overcoming inactivity of any of the organs above best information we have been able to secure, As near as we-are able to learn the death of both parties was from natural causes. ai gis die a agen The Stereopticon Exhibition. The exhibition of stereopticon views given last evening at the corner of Broad and Pine streets was witnessed by a large number of mentioned, and use, instead, the Bitters. down his yiews upon railroads in general . PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and lIatentions. W. L. Pritchard of “Sacramento is in town. T. E. West came down from Wekughs today.: Thos, Evans came dows from the Céntennial mine today. W. A. McKenzie arrived here from San Francisco this morinng. A. McAllister and family came down from Columbia Hill today. A, S. Parsons, A. C. Casey aud C, Husley, of Oroville, arrived here last evening. ~ D. Killen and T. J. Cennelly, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. . Mrs, A. McNeely has been very sick for the past three weeks at herhome on Piety Hill. Miss F. M. Stewart of Washington arrived here from Sacramento last evening on her way home. John Lockhead of Pike City arrived here from San Francisco last ev ging on his way

home. O, Sunderhouse of Downieville arrived here from San Francisco _ evening on his way home. W. W. Casserly, Superintendent of the. Alaska mine, arrived here last evening on his way home, Mrs. P. Cayey of North Bloomfield came down on yesterday stage on her way to Marysville, ' S. M. Crall and Miss Etta Crall came over from North San Juan today on their way below, °“! Skiff T. Murchie, who formerly resided ain thiseity . avd left here about six years ‘ago with his family for the State of Washington to reside, is here on a visit. Sidney A. Anning, who has been here on a short visit to relatives, goes to San Francisco tomorrow aud leaves there ~ Tuesday for Yokahama on the steamer Geelic, of which he is one of the officers. . Mr. Anning is. a very pleasant gentleman, and during his visit here made a number of acquaintances. 0 Oe AGAINST HIS PLEDGE. What He Said at the Democratic State Convention and Afterwards. Sacramento Bee:* At the Democratic State,Convention, Hugh M, La Rue, Demicratic candidate for Railroad Commissioner in this district, thus spoke in an interview \ with a reporter of the Examiner : “The platform we adopted today blinds . us to nake a reduction of not less than 25 per cent. in the freight tariff. I offered’ to the Platform Committee a resolution to tle ffect that as our farm ‘products had de= preciated 50 per vent. in value during the past few years, the frieght tariff should be reduced in alike sum. ‘This resolution was defeated, because the Committee did net want to send abroad:the fact that our farm products had depreciated in value, If it is possible to rednce the --:0 4 w ouas greater than the 9A pew coms. vornmanded by the platform and still leave the money they have invested,» my vote as a Commissiner, if lam nominated and elected, shall be cast . iment. . The Charming RETA GO ‘Fheatre Theater ‘Tonight. The New York Vaudeville Company will give their second performance at the Theater this evening. It hassbeen a long.time since a company gave such universal satisfaction here, and a full house will no doubt witness the entertainment this evening. The Lamont Sisters, in their charming songs -and dances, are alone worth the price of admission to see. Miss Reta Gough, the beautiful and accomplished vocalist, is a decided attraction and her sweet voice aud bewitching’) manners never fail to captivate the audience. Miss Rose Southern is a vivacious soubrette, as full of life and sparkle as a nut is of meat, and to see her once is to want to see her again. Messrs, Mason, Behan and Brace, are all good in: their specialties, and the show from beginning to end is sure to please. Gong ‘adinission, 35 cents, + e@e > THERE are many accidents and diseases which atlectSSteck and cause serious inconvenience and loss to the farmer in his work, which may be quickly remedied by the use of Dr, J. HH. MeLean’s Volcanic Oil LiniSold at Carr Bros.) Drug Star, + *@e > Reopening of the City Hotel. Mrs, -0,-C.-Conlan begs -toannounce to the people of Nevada City and the public \ generally that having purchased the property known as the United States Beer Hall and. Lodging House, and: having remodeled for hotel purposes, ia now ‘prepared to accommodate the public with first-class board atid lodging at reasonable rates. ‘The rooins are all neatly furnished, light and airy, and the table will be supplied with the best in he market. eae Sem eee The house is pdw on a noe cuicKken dinner will ‘be served tomorrow evening from 5 to 7 30. o'clock. The hotel will be kuown as the FE sisal the same and titted it up iw first-class style, color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's UGH, .who will sing at the Unanimously Voted In, Rev. J. Sims attended the Coeepeionsi ‘Convention of ministers which met in Grass Valley this week, and was unanimously voted in as a member of the Sacramento Love] Association and also the General Association of the State. This will put an end to the rumors that have been started more than once, that the .Congregatioual Church of this city is not in af liation with the sisterhood of churches, The long pastorate of Mr, Sims was referred to with much interest and complimentary remarks as being next to the longest in the State, Dr. McClean of Oakland being one year in advance of him, i + 2@e + Rran Marr is the characteristic of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested every day in the remarkable cures this medicine accomplishes, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try it. tloop’s PILus are the best family cathartic and liver medicine.’ Harmless, reliable, sure, + eo > Congregational Church, There will be preaching as usual, both morning and evening: The Rev, Dr. A. S. Parsons of Oroville will officiate on both occasions, Sabbath School at the close of the morning service, Everybody cordially invited, + sess ere Warever may be the cause of blanch~ ing, the hair may be restored to ita origina Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, Eee ' Kept Its Promise. In the last State campaign, when Gove ernor Markham was elected, the Republican party pledged the people that it would keep the State tax levy down to 50 cents. The average levy for the four years has been 48 7 cents, ahd’ the pledge has been — kept. This is the lowest average rate under any administration for the = torqnty-four years, —_——-~ 1 9 0 @e oe The True Facts. Mr. Budd has a great deal to say abeut economy in the State Government, He seems to forget that the last time the Democrats had complete control of the Legislature the State tax rate rose te 72 cents, while under the present Republican administration it has been kept dowa to aa average af 48.7 cents. + *@eFlour $1.90 Per Hundred. Flour $1.90 per hundred at Wolt’s Cash Grovery. 09-tf aOOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparitla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies. ‘Thé Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. Heod’s arsaparilla Cures Scrofula, ap Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, . Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney’ and Liver Complaints. It is: Not. What We Say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells theS Hood's Sarsaparilla URES Hood's Pilie win new friends daily, —~ You. need it now—Den'e City Hotel: Hoping to receive a share of the public patronage, . am, ete. o13 Mus. 0. C. Contan, for such reduction. I pledge myself to:vote to reduce the rate to the , lowest possible notch ,”” In a letter to the Record~Union of September 29th, however, Mr, LaRue writes : » ‘Referring to an editorial in your issue of the 26th inst., . have to say that iv accept-~ ing my: nomination for Railroad Commi.sioner. inthe late-Democratic.-Couvention, I was advised not to make any promises as to my future action as Railroad Commissioner. if elected. Indeed, it would seem to me that as the functions of that office are quasi-judicidl, ao promises could be made in advance as to any action I would take in any. matter which should come before that Commission. In accepting my nomination, and at a public meeting subsequently held in this city, I stated what my course would be if elected, in performing my duties as such officer ; that.is to say, that I would in all matters coming before that Commission do exact justice between the ,people and the railroad company, and in all things carry inte effect the provisions of Section 22 of Article XII. of our State Constitution, according to the true intent and meaning thereof, and to the best of my ability, This js the only pledge I have made, and I do not intend to make any other,” The Republivans are making capital out of-the apparent inconsistency which shines out so prominently in the conduct of candidate LaRue. Before a Convention, rabid with demagogy, standing on a platform which he himself was instrumental in framing, and out Heroding Herod in trying to make the horizonal reduction 40 per cent, instead of 20Or GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases ‘spring from small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much suffering and sorrow, .Dr. J.-H. McLean's Liver.and. Kidney. Balin.isa-certain .cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency Sold, at Carr Bros., Drug Store. ‘ : + 2@e+ The Right Kind. Railroad Commissioner Beckman is an every-day, outspoken and congenial man to one and all, with none of the frills that too often surround the incumbent of public piace. He is as courteous to a pauper as he would be to a prince, only a little more so, and would as lief tell the Czar of Ruusia to go to perdition.as to talk back at acommon Ainerican citizen. He is in every sense of the word honest and brave, fearless and con. scientious in duty, and he is found always with the people in matters of pepelar interest, pr we ee Erne ae N#ARBLY all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’ Hair Renewer restores the natural color, aud thickens the growth of the-hair, eS Works Well. Yesterday telephonic communication was established with the Pet Hill House, which is to be one of the stations on the telephone 25, Hugh M. LaRue—they claim—was nominated for Railroad Commissioner principally because he had declared himself to’be such a “holy terror” on the indiscriminate reduction of railroad rates, Absolutely Pure.) A cream’ of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest United States Government Food Reports, Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St. N. ¥ spoil your credit by seedy make-up. Vou New would have folks th you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice » selection of imported and domestic woolens, cloths, cashmeres and worsteds, For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work -# o for itself, Prices are the mo oo lowest, pea : ae Morrison; TAILOR. 35 Pine Street CA ATA TATE TAs! CW Wi wa mewawee ‘maw ota. lec Cr eam Sorta <= TO-DAY BVWVWSeSsesevvwe —AT—— Oa aa a aa eae a W. wiwimiuew iwamay line between this city and Marysville, The line works well and conversations were carried on with perfect ease between that place and this city, The line between this city and Grass Valley has been repaired and Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. <<” ersons, Some of the pictures were very Now, he avers that . ° ; : Be 5 : DIED. This professionally sanctioned medicine orate and delighted cP saw them, but. he has made no pledge, and that he proposes . * ey in better working order than for AtGraas Valley, October 10, Nathaniel remedies malarial and _rhranatte ailments, those which were Republican in character . to act fairly and jedinally oe all questions . me time. eS : lise, aged 70 » a native of Ohio. were not so pleasing to those of the opposite . which will come before the Commission. To eirleh ond vitalize the blood, no medi. : ? sista pa ag us ik We, it Advertised Letters. tlic ae oth oan intended to show the. The Republicans are asking if Mr. LaRue . cine can be compared with Ayer's SarsapaA Full and Selected Stock f asd Towne, aged 71 years; a native of MassaThe following is a list of the letters re-. difference between the condition of aftairs. did not obtain his nomination under false rilla. he ‘chusetts. maining in the postoffice at Nevada Oity,. under a Republican Administration and pretenses—that is, provided he is now sin~ —Sg a aa : ne neste ee er . Nevada County, Cal., October 11, 1894: under the control of the Democratic party. . cere in declaring that he will not arbitraril y LLEY Awarded Allen, Mra, Geo, E. The exhibition closed at 8 o’clock, in order . do that whicl the platform pledges him to. Asaremedy for all forms of Headache ~ : World's Fair nae ‘o ue d not to interfere with the Democratic meet. do. on Electric Bitters has proved to be the very : Biyheat ‘Tender Worte's Fer: ees . ing at the Theater. ee ae best. It effects a permanent cure and the os gd Co “ eA ic gestae Sewing Machine Needles. most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield o olty Howard, AE Tue Iinola Republics ene on Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos, 6, 7, . to ita influence. We i all igre are — = == Middlemiss, Robt. C. 5 ar reek : 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & Branp’s, . to procure a.bottle, and give this remedy a hekanas 1 25 Pattee & Lett, 002 4 ». ape. . e re tepemeste Skewes, Mat W. Marvelous Results. fair trial, ‘ In cases —— prnggatee te st im : : : nO ad Ii not called for in fifteen days the letters reset easy, SPREE. Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed) “The Silver Ware Guessing Contest is Still On. ill . t to the dead lette: r fice, Par-. From a letter written by Rev, J. Gunderfee e, tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist ao ne ae P . nee ; ; We cordially invite the public to call and ; s calling for any of these letters will. man, of Dimondale, Mich., we are per. 4 the use of this medicine, Try it once. ae Me : 4 , legant display of Fall and Winter Hoplease say advertised, and pay a fee of one! mitted to make this extract: ‘I have no eg aur seg piay i Large bottles only Fifty cents at Carr Bros. Full Particulars Li a Few oa. = cout for each letter. hesitation in recomimeding Dr. King’s New . Pattern Hats and Bonnets, sleo our, ~ . Drug Store, 7 ip : j lames 8. Ca.uins, P. M. Discovery, as the results were alinost . me assortinent of Velvets, Trimmings, . qesngmmenemenenmennsenennnpneseeey ; we : ; tc. Gentlemen, call with your ladies. reons eak and languid, . marvelous in the case of my wife. While }-* Notice of Publication. af cet Fle OM a se feel debilitated I was pastor oi the Baptist Church at Rives Mrs, Iba Manco; Sraneens ot Bleak. 03 eae ates TTL s Se eS eee es yo ee ee . eased diea‘ that the . Junction she was brought down with PneuGoraiees Wak tend: nprneti pyres ~~ hel monia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible Rare Stones. Louies GAA RRLL MACKEY, OF . yo “¥ +o aay , Cal., who e Homes meni the miserable feeling. The oor paroxysms of coughing would last hours. . Loutje & Brand have just received a large cation. No. “io 4 (January 44, 1887), for the aM Fs {. rumedy for this purpose is Dr. J, H, Mc-. with little interruption and it seemed as if . and elegant assortment of precious stones, Sereny give metice of my intention to mare reet Leon's, Strengthening, Cordial and Blood . she could not survive them. A friend recom. Kverything bought at this old eatabligh-. emi betol to ‘tails ‘aly clan, to the Vat! Lecce ee = ew Sk = Mahe MOST PERFECT MADE. Parifi-t. It restores ‘lost strength, gives. mended Dr, King ghey Pevengeae # it re. ment guaranteed « as represented. ” tf be acuacae before, the “gg . * + ard ' ¥ id léu4, b ° ef the following witPa * A pure G Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee! vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite quick ia ite work satisfactory ovembare thes, by ‘tog wi : vit ged. Alum or any other adulterant hi flow of cheerful spirits, Price $1.00] temults,” . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros . ’ WR eet Ae Bae 2 eet E. Deal, BROADUSTREET “fo fs = gular and $1.00 . ’ oh MY LOUISE ISABELL MACKEY, . e . 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, . per bottle, Drug Store. Rej size Gc, $1.00, At §2 per 100 pounds, at Gay lord's. o8-t 3 A otfully. welratees, Mf aye