September 14, 1898 (4 pages)

Pe e i . Money Not Made by Miners. WEDNESDAY ..SEPT: RS epee ca a one mre THE TRANSCRIPT. PRESIDENT PAUREfaa . 14, 1898. . * Indian Flat. eae Ripe Published every evenitig except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. XN. P, BROWN, L. 5. CALKINS. BRIEF “MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Robin Hood. Wood pecker cigar. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Athertoa 3. Lord is the delegate from The mining prospects in this district continue to look very-fine, es Oe ‘{pe_indications are that we are to have a lively political campaign. For the finest mixed drinks in town go to Joe Conroy’s, Pine street. s13-ti The Woodpecker cigar is unquestionably the best ever put upon the market. At Blue Canyon last Saturday Heyward knocked out Fred Webber in the second round. Tomorrow there will be alively scene . at the theater, on the occasion of the} meeting of the Republican County . SanTIAGo, Cuba, September 14. Convention. _ "*My Wife’s Salad Dressing” aud genuine Russian caviare are among the choice specialties sold by Gaylord & Son. Will Not Submit to Re-openAnother Unloaded Gun ts. Fired With Special to the TRANSCRIPT. A Missing County MAY RESIGN. —— ing the Dreyfus Case. Fatal. Results.Treasurer Found. San Francisco, September 14—John Madder, treasurer of Modoc county, who absconded in July, 1897, with $28,000 of county funds, has been lccated in the” northern part of Peru. He is engaged in mining operations. Gomez Has a Serious Kick. stated that General Gomez has tendered . his shop to the building occupied by . tyo} of the islands. the late Joseph Jenkins as a harness shop. ; : A willing boy would like to worl: for his board in this city and go to school. Any family that will give him a chance to do this is requested to cull at the TRANSCRIPT Office. John I. Caldwell has concluded to withdraw from the contest for the’Re publican nomination as District Attorney. He now asks to be nominated as Justice of the Peace. China and Japan— Joining Forces. Penix, September 14—It is likely thata defensive alliance will shortly be affected between China and Japan. Prince Ito of Japanis now here trying to arrange matters. ~ GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neigtibors as Tod Men Who Will “Make Up the ReMrs. J. P. Zipp is dangerously ill. , Miss Edith Phillips bas retarned . ” Saturday the following were eleted from San Francisco. Hon. Frank D. Byan, Republican . nominee for Congress, arrived in Grass . Valley last evening. Edward Northway, mined in Grass Valiey, died in England on the 9th inst. + “Phe Grass Valley delegates to the Wm. H. Bray, Henry Walker, W. H. Republican connty convention willcau-. Freeman, D, E. Matteson, James Fillcus tonight. will caucus tomorrow evening. Next Sunday the Monarchs and Pioneers will play the third game of the series of five they recently arranged for. The Monarehbs have already won DELEGATES ELECTED. — ——_ ; publican Convention Next Thursday. At the Republican primaries held Over The Telephone. las delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in this city Thursday. Returns from the remaining precincts will be published as soon who years ago} 8 received: GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1—Paul Quick Sr., The Democratic delegates . more. Grass Valley No. 2—Henry Luke, J. N. Richards, A. J. Hosking, W. H. Morgan, W. G. Lord, W. J. Hosking. Grass Valley No. 3—Henry Daniels, William Williams, Samuel Blight, W. . WILL BEGIN MONDAY. Orchardist Smith. Preparing to Cure Tairty Tons of French Pines.William H.-Smith’s prune orchard west. of town is a busy scene this week, but it will take on additional activity next Monday when the work of curing the thirty tons of pranes that are on the trees begins. Five hundred. trays are being made on thé ground. A drshouse 75x16 feet in dimensions is being constructed. It will be fitted with two furnaces. The. fruit will be handled with rapidity/and in a manner to secure the best results. It is of a quality that will command a ready market at the best prices. THousaNDs and thousands of seamews congregated in the bay in front ef the lighthouse at Santa Cruz the Sam agai of t Alf the The theater was packed to the doors gave another of their faultless performauces to athoroughly pleased audience. As was remarked frequently today, Ma dollar a ticket bas frequently been charged in Nevada City for worse shows. There were several touching and pathetic scenes. in the play last night which brougbt forth the histrionic tal. ents of the principal members of the troupe to a marked degree, notable of which were the recognition itage (Louise Carter) by her true father, Jouss Hardey, the gambler, “PROM SIRE 70 SON.” 7. Shaw and His Company Give Another Great Performance. The Oakland Tribune directs alten” tion to the fact that those who are arriving with fortunes from ‘the Yukon nowadays made their money in some commercial enter; rise or other and not by digging it out of the ground. That always is the history of mining excitements anyhow, for the storekeepers and middlemen * grow” rich while those whose money they handle, in ‘nine cases out of ten, have noth'ng to show for it in the course of half a™ dozen years. It can be set down as a sure thing right now that the Alaska: Commercial Company, the organization that has handled the bulk of th» transportation and has conducted nearly all the stores on the Klondike, can show seventy cents for every dollar that has been taken out of the gold fields. af “How can Eva Muy put up with sush n last night, and the Shaw troupe the most he long lost daughter Mabel Armred Armitage, (Sam 7. Shaw) and renouncing of the spurious parent, (H.W. two, ‘The residents of Rough and Ready and vicinity are busily engaged -in-improving the road leading to Grass ‘Valley. The thoroughfaré has been in a horrible condition, and there is not enough money in the district fund to fix it. Yesterday the citizens had a number of two, four and six-horse J. Mitchell, William George, Samuel Dille, R. H. Williams. Grass: Valley No. 4—H. J. Campbell, Thos. Ingram, P. W. Mitchell, M. W. Argall. R.T. Rowe avd Dr. E. Jamieson “tied.” Grass Valley No. 5—Jas. McLachlin, Arthur. Powell, Geo. Trewan, Leatham. Jobn other day. within the last week at Santa Cruz, but the Armstrong water motor stood the strain. THERE is an unusual amount of driftwood, and kelp on the beach at Santa Cruz which has been washed in by the Gilbert) by Mabel, who, in the balcony = “or scene, was appl Ture breakers huve been very large ag ley) kept the house in continuous roars of laughter. Tonight Nat. C. Goodwin’s famous comedy, “In Mizzouri,” will constitute the bill, It will be one of the artistic a spoony fellow as Cholty Cad'‘et.?” : aa Ob in. The pe tbe Mattie “Why, I suppose that’s just it.” “Writ nt deve 19 46 : — Grimes, the Postmaster, (M. J. Hoois?” “Because be was born w.th a silver spoon in his mouth.” = _ How’s This? at eee ward for aby case of Catarrh that can We offer One Hundred Dollars Refor several days around White Cloud Hill between here and Washington is now under control. © development of his 1z claim, the . sovereignty over the Philippine Islands . acting gates" eo ; zens will be closed from six o’clock in observance of the Jewish New Year. Spain Must The forest fire that has been burning WAsHINGTON, September 14.—Spanish . The business places of Hebrew citimust cease throughout the archipelago. This is the decision arrived at by the Cabinet after two lengthy sessions. Spain must accept the terms or resume war. Whether the United States is to control the islands will be settled by the Peace Commission. ~ Friday evening till Monday morning, W. J. Organ of this city who has one of the contracts let by the Plambago Mining Co., bas begun operations anc quite a number of men will be em: ployed soon. There are many dilapidated sidewalks . { on the principal streets of this city, . sees : ° and they should be repaired or new . Chili is Getting walks laid. Some of them are danger. Ready to Fight. : . . ous to walk over after dark. . F Fred Searls, W. f. Englebright and . vA eee — Beptember i W. W. Waggoner of this city and Ww. G. Chili is recruiting her standing army Hilstead of Smaartsville returned last . ap to 100,000 men. This action is owing evening from a pleasure trip to Bear . to the continued opposition shown by Valley and Lake Spaulding. . Argentine to the settlement of the <0 — _ . boundary dispute by arbitration. Itis PERSONAL POINTERS. claimed Bolivia has a secret alliance sabe with Argentine. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Between President and Young. ae BR. M. Latta has gone to the Springs. and the Ministry. M: L. Marsh is attendiug the State Fair. mored that either President Faure of Samuel Trevithick is home from San . France or the Ministry will resign on Fraucisco. Saturday. Stephen Roberts hus returned from Re steuniabin, Panis, September 14.—Thepapers asW.A. Jennings, a photographer, is sert that President Faure will resign here looking for a lovation. Capt. Donahue of Washington has gone to San Francisco. John M. Hitchings and bride have re tarned from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. A. Baruh left on the noon train for San Francisco. EB. J. Rector and family expect to leave Saturday for “Mizzoura.” Dreyfus case. Now They Want Mrs. A. W. Lester and Miss ‘Bessie . has pledged its Iggislative nominees to. 4, poker sharps and other sure-) Tiffany. Stevens go to Pacific Grove Saturday. . use all-their efforts if elected to secure . ihive operators who wend their way tal Dr. Halstead Stunsfield is up from. the election of R. N. Bulla as U. S. the capital to make a clean-up. The . San Francisco on a visit to his mother. Miss Lottie Martin has returned from San Francisco. Phil. R. Bradley came down today from the Spanish mine. . WwW. A. Buckman of Truckee was in . town this forenoon on a flying business trip. James Brannigan has gone to Siskiyou county to take charge of. a quartz} mill. . thought the gun was empty. Sam Harper, who has been at San senna RN Francisco on a pleasure trip, has re; , SCOONEY DISCHARGED. turned. Robert Monteith, one of the owners} goo s of the Eureka stage line, has gone to} Jystise H lbrook Finds tha the State Fair. J. P. Elwell of Yuba City, Republi. Adultery 15 Not Scstained, ean candidate for Sheriff of Yuba . county, is in town. . Postmaster Mobley of North Bloomsenator. Shot Dead By home from Sacramento. 2 Levee. went to Washington to-day, where he . for the people. 4ntends to locate for the practice of . were examined, among them Rudolph . . Maller, the brother of the woman in. powde Mrs. Levi Kendrick of San Francisco . the case, who testified that Scooney . poy, is short a brace of fingers. has returned home after a extended . and his sister had not lived together as, man and wife. The prosecution could . medicine. visit to relatives here. She was accompanied by Mrs. C. Kendrick who . not prove to the contrary treatment for her eyes. +e “Wat do you understand by the department of domestic science?” “It’s where they teach women how to keep . their husbands away from the clubs.” Of course the answer was wrong, but yet been set for hearing. Had to Shoot the Horse. they -all felt she ought to go tothe to Wm. Maber was ‘recently injared , ss THE olive crop this taken specially for this great work. A head of the class just the same. . by having one of its shoulders punc-. nant ee At Palermo, es i my are makin =. ey hty cok selling a -tured by the sbaft of a buggy with torn Ketvix the eminent geologist, crop last year, there will not be a suffor deseription, terme and territory at onee Mypiaps of crickets appeared in Veny. + = f = BS ged the streets and bouses. teams working on it, James L. Gluyas, for the past five years foreman of the North Star mine, It is. and who has had charge of the under-'! Deeble, Thomas Penna, Richard Noell. ground work at the Central shaft since . his resignation as commander of the ite: Inception, yesterday resigued his Hogep ° 4 Mt position. If is understood that Wm. Cottage Hill—Eli Davis. Cuban army and that it has been ac-. yartin, who has been foreman of E.A. cepted. He has from the first pro-. Wiltsee’s mine, in P! aL! Pp iltsee’s mine, in acer county, will . French Oorral—Ea Kuhlman, R W.C. Hays the plumber has removed . tested against Americans having consucceed Mr. Gluyas. . before the Republican county conven. Deal. tion tomorrow for the nomination of Surveyor. Mr. Waggoner is one of the most capable civil engineers on the coast and is an acknowledged authority on road building. He would prove a A Tackitt. strong candidate if nominated. Maybert, who came down today to at. Accept or Fight. jtend the Republican convention, is . meeting with gratifying success in the . and Tiernan Flats on the north side of . the river. sixty feet and shows a large ledge in a contact vein. sition to the Republican party, be it; Democratic, Populistic, Silver craze, or what not, to refute this fact, namely: Under a Republican administration the . exports of the country during the fis. . . t ne woe rather than submil.to a revision bt the to the State Fair, though just why this . The U. S. Senator. . would be-all the other way, forthe Fair . Rutherford, Jos. Marzen, Jr. and W. Los ANGELES, September 14.—The . attracts the farmers and bucolics for . Richarson. Republican convention of this county His Brother, . iv” with the large crop of barley, the . HratpspurG, September 14.—While . playing -ghost at Geysville Leonard . Smith, aged thirteen, was shot and . killed by bis brother Paul. The shooter . Chirge Of; on its way to the Yo Semite valley, is Butte City, Montana, offered $10,000 A. M. Scooney, the painter and, ball . say they do not get en ht player, appeared before Justice Hol-. d 7 sisien i bes ae brook this morning to answer to the, p : a A . field was here last night on his way charge of adultery preferred by George . Spaniard (shuddering) —Well, George L. Hughes was his ati ’ ; Dr. I. W. January of Boise, Idaho, . torney while George E. Riley appeared Se epost payne H : A number of witnesses . ee ‘ and was afterwards taken around the The valuable buggy horse belonging ready being asked, “What battle was . Empire—W. E. Fry, L. Dickinson, John Jones, John Nankervis. Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwood, Robert Chicago Park—R. R. Porter, E. G. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Re eae Smith. Ww. W. Waggoner For ‘Surveyor. . North San Juan—J.S. McBride, Chas. ———— ; . §.Paine, John McCullough, H.German W.W. Waggoner wil! be a candidate . Sweetland—Martin. Burth, G. D. Columbia Hill—Thomas Harland, W. B. Dudley and Lauren’ Woodruff. Birchville—Frank 8. Reader, James Cherokee—R. H. Quick and Joseph Hastler. —+ e@e 6 A Promising Mine. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. ltt Pleat \ : M H. W. Cole, a well-known resident of . Precinct No. 1—Frank E. Wadshigh tides. A numBer of destitute families in Monterey county heve been relieved by the committee recently appointed for Sunta Rosa merchants to bring about -. the early closing of stores. THomas DREW, a lather, disturbed a Salvation Army meeting in Redlands and was fined $50. A Srrone ‘NATION is made up of strong men and healthy women, and health and strength are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, America’s Greatest Medicine. Get only Hood’s. Hoop's Pitts are the ‘only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy aud yet efficient. gems of the week—a realistic representation of home life with Mr. Shaw in his favorite role of Joe Vernon, the quaint old blacksmith. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & COQ., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and bst . worth, F. L. Cooper, J. J. Hanley, . Thomas Granville, John Evans, Charles i'Tegler and David Richards. Precinct. No. 2—W. G. Richards George O. Gaylord, Dr. ©. L. Muller, ae S. Baker, Richard Plummer, J, The tunnel is already in. } H. Richards and J. C. Rich. Precinet No. 83—Henry Lane, B, A. . Tompkins, Jas. F. Colley, B. N. Shoecraft, L. M. Sunkeforth, ©. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden. It.is simply impossible for the aubees Previnet No, 4—E. J. Morgan, J. M. ! . Hadley, Geo. E. Johnston, Geo. L betweeu Martin . Republican Prosperity. i Hughes, W. E. Johnston, W. F. Engle. bright, Chas. Grissel. Willow Valley—Wm. Arvhart, J. J. : Lyons, Oliver Ragon, J. L. Postelwaite. Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, Walter The Royal is the highest grade baking powder -~-known, Actual tests show it goes one. He Shona in the Hebraic calendar, begins on next Friday evening and lasts through the ensuing Sunday. third further than any ~der brand. 1 t particular conditien should be required . MEADOW LARS SOWNPHE. on such occasions is, asthe Tribane of . Truckee No. 1—-Wm. McDougald, J. . Oakland says, hard to fathom. Itlooks. TLaity, F. A. Irish, and M. Franzini. as if the morale of the proposition . Truckee No. 2—D. D. McRae, F. M. many miles around and they surely Boca—D. M. Dysart and J. M. Doan. need sonie protection from the bunco}. Overton—Charles Barton and W. B ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. : Indian Springs—Willis Webber, A. gamblers, it is needless to say, do not! Tisher. prey on one ancenee: “ . Rough & Ready —James Huntress, Kern county is certainly strictly “ix John Fippin, Jobn L. Perkenpine. J frie Anthony House—Charles Schwartz and Charles Novay. Mooney Flat—Samuel Doubt. ‘LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. 1: earreeaed aoe ‘ F You Bet—R. E. Linder, J. S. GoodQ se aa ha gs ala . win, John Cahill. ; now near Visalia as ey BAYS pen . Lowell Hill—Alexander . People who used to bring in 1000 to! phomas Jenkins . demand the 2cents bounty are satisfied . See lif a catch of 100 is made. rt BERS rine tame eee . . . Tris rumored that the Utah cavalry, . Some time ago responsible men of . gold discovery and a cow which in. day. . creased her progeny four times in one . . . + ome + Drynan, A Troublesome Probiem. . . i dissatisfied with the management of. reward for the discovery of 4 process the Commissary Department, and, whereby the destructive smoke of the . smelters might be done away with, but aii Ni ieee bel Amerrcan—Remember the Maine? . vee under . —_——---—+ ~~ = A me The outer coating, +-°@e ing the next morning, and now Georze . cee A catr bas been born at the Veter-, emotion. } . ‘foreleg missing. The question is albow or other.” . so far the reward has not been claimed. Accorpine to the Tacoma News, the ‘so-called silver statue’ of Ada Rehan hat was exhibited atthe World’s Fair As a resuLt of fooling with giant ; country for advertising purposes, was reaps Harry Millard, a Carson asham. It was attached at Topeka the . other day, and it wae there discovered Grorcre Hovaton of Yreka ‘caught J pr pian pape oe ane “There was pet deer and put it in a room, pele sees # bb — will go below to undergo a course of documentary proof to show that the . deer and two panes of glass were miss. /woman, Mrs. Johannah Allen, was marae . vied to Robert R. Allen at.Napa Febru. is being told that it was Mrs, Casey’s ary 9, 1890. The woman’s case bas not . goat that he bad locked up. “Did you hear of the Czar’s proposal . to disarm Europe?” inquired the oficer. “Yes,” answered Admiral Camara with “It dves seem that this fleet rans’ Ho =e, Yountville, with the right of mine has got to be destroyed someWILL PAY, accordi pation, from 8,00 able to wor $208.00 to or iprorsent h »so) ute Prot on to the membe peying $5.00 life miesabership fou anid due ol 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues policies of Life Insurance, ° $1000 to $5000 in case of denthrend $5.00 per $1000 per week for accident and sickaid up poliey, paying sick aud WILL ing from eminent dent an States, ness; also a 15 year $2000 at death or $1 $10.00 per week for accident or sickness, You cannot lose all yo A WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are BAY’ $100.00 for funeral expenses .00 for funeral expe: a WILL PAY, if zon lose a hand ae foot hands, $138.00 to $434.00, at en IF INSURED, are sick or disabled by The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Pre the Largest and Strongest Accissociation in the United Health It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of California and_ Missouri, which, toget ue an le piney vi Be orn assets, make its certificate an absolantee of the solidity of its crane oy ite members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary.and General Manager, = San Fra to the hazard of occu to $25.00 a week, when unk through being hurt accidentally. WILL Feo. you are accidentally killud ur income when you of 15 years; and large neisco, Cal. — fusely and AGENTS WANTED In Every Conses to Supply the ar Demand for America’s War For Humanity TOLD IN PICTURE » ® ® AND Compiled and written by. SENATOR JOHN J. ‘Of Kansas. The most brilliantly written, most proartistically illustrat intensely popular bo e ane with en t i Ng the subject of the 200 Superb lilustrations From Photographs Great PopuSTORY INGALLS ed, and most ‘ ' which it collided, and as a result it cavs that the world has been the scene fi ‘ ; , ficient crop to pay forharvesting. The fura the other day. They sw armed in was found necessary to stiaot the horse of jife in some form or the other forthe crop this year will hardly supply the . past 26,000,000 years. home demand. -"N. D. Thompéon Publishing Co., ST. LOUIS, MO., or NBW YORK CITY THIRTEEN traveling barbers visited A the report: current about town that David Lord had recently made a rich day the report is verified by a friend of Mr. Lord who says that in three days he took froma pocket a quantity of decomposed quartz that yielded over $1200 in free gold. Messrs. Lord and . : John Curry, who are now prospecting the ground, expect to strike more of the same kind of dirt most any day. of the Passover, and will be duly~celebrated. ae nology the year 5659. ‘Democrats Caucus Tomorrow Night. dates for delegates to be elected at the ‘primaries Saturday. meeting places have been designated lieve him perfectly honorable in all that work. : ++90-+ shop in Delano iu one day, all seeking business transactions and: financially A COMBINATION is being formed among toa phdpibents ‘ 4ble to carry out any ubligations made by their firm. Over $1200 in Three Days. =. Wsst & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists,’ y Toledo, O. ’ Yesterday the TRANSORIPT mentioned “Watpina, Kinwan & Mian Whole: sale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and. mucons surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Liver Ills Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consttipation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly; cured by Hood’s Pills. They do their work easily and thoroughly. Ey . i Ss Best after dinner pills. 25 cents. All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla rike in his tunnel on Red Hill. ToThe Jewish New Year. The Jewish New } Year, known as Rosh Monday week is Yom Kipper, or feast Friday night begins in Jewish chroTomorrow night the Democrats of his city will caucus to nominate candiAS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, The different cal year closing June 80th were twice ee Thos. H. Waters, Henry Rich ‘as follows: Precinct No. 1—South pba tet ius tomes sey icted SaaS ae Yuba Water Company's office, Main. And As Cheap As Pine, , and \"“indian Flat—Willis Green, Thos street. Precinct No. 2— City hall Sag that the exports exceeded by $180,000,x ; iri com 000 those oe 1897 sie sss he ao A. 8. Lord. ‘ Broad street. Precinct No. 8—Nevada All modern houses finished with It. ee : Selby Flat—Aaron Arbogast, H. D. _ ROYAL BAKING POWDER €0., NEW YORK. Hose house, Main street. Precinct No. ' ni niet b u , * if at ’ e . * pe oY # idndsecencanatost ore ome . Towle, W. A. Rowe, #. M. Cooper. : 4—Courthouse. The meetings will be ; THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL 024, or more than twice larger thau . BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. HEALTH palledl ro cedar at 6s) yelges, Seer ses MINING TIMBERS. ever before in the history of the Re-. North Bloomfield—A. Monteith, Geo. pe shpat ¥ ot gaan public. Inno other year has it ever) Victor, Grant Skidmore. AND st Able Oeqierstion: TOWLE BROS. CO. exceeded $265,000,000. From 1791 to. Relief Hill—J. R. Jones and Chris. ACCIDENT Considerable space is devoted this ; ‘ : 1876 there were but sixteen occasions . Jergensen. evening to the publication of the State when our exports exceeded our im. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. 4N SUR ANCE Republican platform. It is profitable I. L, BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW New York, September 14.—It is 0 eo No sort of politival shuffing. Graniteville—J. H. Holdsworth, Hen=. and Uumely,reedine. SHAW & BOWMAN, in platforms will gainsay these facts, . ry Fitter, S. L. Parsons. el cee § ‘There they stand, cold immovable. Moore’s Flat—John B. Carter an A : Hot Weather Food Dentist . : : ss ; : s. chiseled truth, and irrefutable. . Hans Johnston. j Fidelity Mutual Aid Association Nothing could. he -bett er than the . Offiicein Oaa Fellows Building, Broad St: * ' ; = : nilding, Broa ree: Hard to Understand, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ia Preuttseo, Cal. delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe Nevada City, Cal. gi bead ie win Side onal es hy Worthley, Eb sold at the Beebive. They are the. INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ‘ ‘ ' Grissel, Geo. B. Cloud. — j choicest selected goods. For sale in _ ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, for the accommodation of those whogo. Maybert—J. A. Lipman, H. W. Cole. For Five Cents Per Day quantities to suit. [tf] J. J. Jackson. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY NONE TUUDRAAGGLLAAALALAARAARAOOGORAA FALL SUITS, $1.75 AND $2 “MAHER & COS, New Suit, $1.75, ~~ Grand Suit, $2. ‘ DEAR LADIES: This day we have placed a lot of Cheap Fall Suits in oar Large Window. They are Grand for the price. Me ok, THEY ARE ALL NEW, De THEY ARE ALL HANDSOME, . THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. We want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and $2asuit. Bear in mind, a full suit. ’ NEW GOODS coming in daily. Every train brings a new lot, Recpecthilly, MAHER & CO. PDs ey $1.75 and {2 Suits whil> in our w'nWULAAUAAAAAAAAUALAANAAAAAAA ALA big SOT ETI EIS THK TH WEDNESDAY —_—__—= REPUBLI The Republics in Siate convent mento, this 23d expressive of it! cal questions of form upon whie the Republica shalt stand, doe First—That we r herence to the ste the Republican pa: Convention held tested the strengt! doctrines therein ¢ at large has, unde forcement, grown In behalf of ours party of this St sailors and so die Navy of the Repu brilliant victories Star Spangled Ba American flag res quarter of the v Nation upon the f leaders upon the Sch.ey and Hobse Shafte’, Wheeler ten their ni mes v of the world as 1} equaled by few si We pledge our . in Congress and « to work and vot adequate navy, § ent Republican § request that a pr constructed on 11 The wisdo:n of been more and gressés. The pu! which called ou: t. the ranks of i lion has chara 1 inaugura.ion as bered the c aim but never at th has protected t honor of the Un vented the mi beiligerency anc into war until activity since th possibie the glor: on lant and sea. in diplomacy to World, and hi honesty and fa ‘the age. # Each day ad’ satisfacton we nominated and caieer since M «lasses and pa: houor as Presid Their genius, -availing but foi duty displayed Yong mon hs, w of their ships in soldiers who f. bayo.ot, the r -Gisease in Cuba American muk ‘the best fighte! ctv hzed globe, tion the accus: candidate for commencemen as prizes of wi Navy, of certa than piracy. We rejoice it soldiers, Adm: them and thei of the Americ: exalted by the borne in trium by the Army The viccorie at Manila an equisition of our national great duties what we hav tect America) abroad, to aj honor and ma who se-k the an.vy large whether sava ‘claim of Amo as entitled tb tion for his pe son. We congra Stats; upon t ‘policy of our aissipaced all &, w the les all matters p: or the broad go that side common cau #0. of our « Grant. Fitzh ‘and the boy. who wore ta for pat iotic are in truth one united p We aifirm the Republi being w sou Republican country. natio.al ad Rational m< the atiemp' tunity to do We cal sinc» the r power the movre than U.ited Sta eighty milh due to the policy adop an Congre We comm fusal to con assumption Why reas its purpose Spanian m isiand an: India islan pablcan . sympathy dent to acc tunity to redeeming The nati of che isla: isla Tidian of the Phil sion of Am to saf-gua the Orien this foreig the Unite free comn ofthe An provision all duties. throngho) enfor-ed / We ple: /party in t / the State / to secure ‘system of Porto Ri of our co! intercoul same ter * entire Ui All leg: y ar tates Se tion of Porto Ri ing in ite United t

Pe e i . Money Not Made by Miners. WEDNESDAY ...SEPT: RS epee ca a one mre THE TRANSCRIPT. PRESIDENT PAUREfaa . 14, 1898. . * Indian Flat. eae Ripe Published every evenitig except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. XN. P, BROWN, L. 5. CALKINS. BRIEF “MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Robin Hood. Wood pecker cigar. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Athertoa 3. Lord is the delegate from The mining prospects in this district continue to look very-fine, es Oe ‘{pe_indications are that we are to have a lively political campaign. For the finest mixed drinks in town go to Joe Conroy’s, Pine street. s13-ti The Woodpecker cigar is unquestionably the best ever put upon the market. At Blue Canyon last Saturday Heyward knocked out Fred Webber in the second round. Tomorrow there will be alively scene . at the theater, on the occasion of the} meeting of the Republican County . SanTIAGo, Cuba, September 14. Convention. _ "*My Wife’s Salad Dressing” aud genuine Russian caviare are among the choice specialties sold by Gaylord & Son. Will Not Submit to Re-openAnother Unloaded Gun ts. Fired With Special to the TRANSCRIPT. A Missing County MAY RESIGN. —— ing the Dreyfus Case. Fatal. Results.Treasurer Found. San Francisco, September 14—John Madder, treasurer of Modoc county, who absconded in July, 1897, with $28,000 of county funds, has been lccated in the” northern part of Peru. He is engaged in mining operations. Gomez Has a Serious Kick. stated that General Gomez has tendered . his shop to the building occupied by . tyo} of the islands. the late Joseph Jenkins as a harness shop. ; : A willing boy would like to worl: for his board in this city and go to school. Any family that will give him a chance to do this is requested to cull at the TRANSCRIPT Office. John I. Caldwell has concluded to withdraw from the contest for the’Re publican nomination as District Attorney. He now asks to be nominated as Justice of the Peace. China and Japan— Joining Forces. Penix, September 14—It is likely thata defensive alliance will shortly be affected between China and Japan. Prince Ito of Japanis now here trying to arrange matters. ~ GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neigtibors as Tod Men Who Will “Make Up the ReMrs. J. P. Zipp is dangerously ill. , Miss Edith Phillips bas retarned . ” Saturday the following were eleted from San Francisco. Hon. Frank D. Byan, Republican . nominee for Congress, arrived in Grass . Valley last evening. Edward Northway, mined in Grass Valiey, died in England on the 9th inst. + “Phe Grass Valley delegates to the Wm. H. Bray, Henry Walker, W. H. Republican connty convention willcau-. Freeman, D, E. Matteson, James Fillcus tonight. will caucus tomorrow evening. Next Sunday the Monarchs and Pioneers will play the third game of the series of five they recently arranged for. The Monarehbs have already won DELEGATES ELECTED. — ——_ ; publican Convention Next Thursday. At the Republican primaries held Over The Telephone. las delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in this city Thursday. Returns from the remaining precincts will be published as soon who years ago} 8 received: GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1—Paul Quick Sr., The Democratic delegates . more. Grass Valley No. 2—Henry Luke, J. N. Richards, A. J. Hosking, W. H. Morgan, W. G. Lord, W. J. Hosking. Grass Valley No. 3—Henry Daniels, William Williams, Samuel Blight, W. . WILL BEGIN MONDAY. Orchardist Smith. Preparing to Cure Tairty Tons of French Pines.William H.-Smith’s prune orchard west. of town is a busy scene this week, but it will take on additional activity next Monday when the work of curing the thirty tons of pranes that are on the trees begins. Five hundred. trays are being made on thé ground. A drshouse 75x16 feet in dimensions is being constructed. It will be fitted with two furnaces. The. fruit will be handled with rapidity/and in a manner to secure the best results. It is of a quality that will command a ready market at the best prices. THousaNDs and thousands of seamews congregated in the bay in front ef the lighthouse at Santa Cruz the Sam agai of t Alf the The theater was packed to the doors gave another of their faultless performauces to athoroughly pleased audience. As was remarked frequently today, Ma dollar a ticket bas frequently been charged in Nevada City for worse shows. There were several touching and pathetic scenes. in the play last night which brougbt forth the histrionic tal. ents of the principal members of the troupe to a marked degree, notable of which were the recognition itage (Louise Carter) by her true father, Jouss Hardey, the gambler, “PROM SIRE 70 SON.” 7. Shaw and His Company Give Another Great Performance. The Oakland Tribune directs alten” tion to the fact that those who are arriving with fortunes from ‘the Yukon nowadays made their money in some commercial enter; rise or other and not by digging it out of the ground. That always is the history of mining excitements anyhow, for the storekeepers and middlemen * grow” rich while those whose money they handle, in ‘nine cases out of ten, have noth'ng to show for it in the course of half a™ dozen years. It can be set down as a sure thing right now that the Alaska: Commercial Company, the organization that has handled the bulk of th» transportation and has conducted nearly all the stores on the Klondike, can show seventy cents for every dollar that has been taken out of the gold fields. af “How can Eva Muy put up with sush n last night, and the Shaw troupe the most he long lost daughter Mabel Armred Armitage, (Sam 7. Shaw) and renouncing of the spurious parent, (H.W. two, ‘The residents of Rough and Ready and vicinity are busily engaged -in-improving the road leading to Grass ‘Valley. The thoroughfaré has been in a horrible condition, and there is not enough money in the district fund to fix it. Yesterday the citizens had a number of two, four and six-horse J. Mitchell, William George, Samuel Dille, R. H. Williams. Grass: Valley No. 4—H. J. Campbell, Thos. Ingram, P. W. Mitchell, M. W. Argall. R.T. Rowe avd Dr. E. Jamieson “tied.” Grass Valley No. 5—Jas. McLachlin, Arthur. Powell, Geo. Trewan, Leatham. Jobn other day. within the last week at Santa Cruz, but the Armstrong water motor stood the strain. THERE is an unusual amount of driftwood, and kelp on the beach at Santa Cruz which has been washed in by the Gilbert) by Mabel, who, in the balcony = “or scene, was appl Ture breakers huve been very large ag ley) kept the house in continuous roars of laughter. Tonight Nat. C. Goodwin’s famous comedy, “In Mizzouri,” will constitute the bill, It will be one of the artistic a spoony fellow as Cholty Cad'‘et.?” : aa Ob in. The pe tbe Mattie “Why, I suppose that’s just it.” “Writ nt deve 19 46 : — Grimes, the Postmaster, (M. J. Hoois?” “Because be was born w.th a silver spoon in his mouth.” = _ How’s This? at eee ward for aby case of Catarrh that can We offer One Hundred Dollars Refor several days around White Cloud Hill between here and Washington is now under control. © development of his 1z claim, the . sovereignty over the Philippine Islands . acting gates" eo ; zens will be closed from six o’clock in observance of the Jewish New Year. Spain Must The forest fire that has been burning WAsHINGTON, September 14.—Spanish . The business places of Hebrew citimust cease throughout the archipelago. This is the decision arrived at by the Cabinet after two lengthy sessions. Spain must accept the terms or resume war. Whether the United States is to control the islands will be settled by the Peace Commission. ~ Friday evening till Monday morning, W. J. Organ of this city who has one of the contracts let by the Plambago Mining Co., bas begun operations anc quite a number of men will be em: ployed soon. There are many dilapidated sidewalks . { on the principal streets of this city, . sees : ° and they should be repaired or new . Chili is Getting walks laid. Some of them are danger. Ready to Fight. : . . ous to walk over after dark. . F Fred Searls, W. f. Englebright and . vA eee — Beptember i W. W. Waggoner of this city and Ww. G. Chili is recruiting her standing army Hilstead of Smaartsville returned last . ap to 100,000 men. This action is owing evening from a pleasure trip to Bear . to the continued opposition shown by Valley and Lake Spaulding. . Argentine to the settlement of the <0 — _ . boundary dispute by arbitration. Itis PERSONAL POINTERS. claimed Bolivia has a secret alliance sabe with Argentine. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old Between President and Young. ae BR. M. Latta has gone to the Springs. and the Ministry. M: L. Marsh is attendiug the State Fair. mored that either President Faure of Samuel Trevithick is home from San . France or the Ministry will resign on Fraucisco. Saturday. Stephen Roberts hus returned from Re steuniabin, Panis, September 14.—Thepapers asW.A. Jennings, a photographer, is sert that President Faure will resign here looking for a lovation. Capt. Donahue of Washington has gone to San Francisco. John M. Hitchings and bride have re tarned from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. A. Baruh left on the noon train for San Francisco. EB. J. Rector and family expect to leave Saturday for “Mizzoura.” Dreyfus case. Now They Want Mrs. A. W. Lester and Miss ‘Bessie . has pledged its Iggislative nominees to. 4, poker sharps and other sure-) Tiffany. Stevens go to Pacific Grove Saturday. . use all-their efforts if elected to secure . ihive operators who wend their way tal Dr. Halstead Stunsfield is up from. the election of R. N. Bulla as U. S. the capital to make a clean-up. The . San Francisco on a visit to his mother. Miss Lottie Martin has returned from San Francisco. Phil. R. Bradley came down today from the Spanish mine. . WwW. A. Buckman of Truckee was in . town this forenoon on a flying business trip. James Brannigan has gone to Siskiyou county to take charge of. a quartz} mill. . thought the gun was empty. Sam Harper, who has been at San senna RN Francisco on a pleasure trip, has re; , SCOONEY DISCHARGED. turned. Robert Monteith, one of the owners} goo s of the Eureka stage line, has gone to} Jystise H lbrook Finds tha the State Fair. J. P. Elwell of Yuba City, Republi. Adultery 15 Not Scstained, ean candidate for Sheriff of Yuba . county, is in town. . Postmaster Mobley of North Bloomsenator. Shot Dead By home from Sacramento. 2 Levee. went to Washington to-day, where he . for the people. 4ntends to locate for the practice of . were examined, among them Rudolph . . Maller, the brother of the woman in. powde Mrs. Levi Kendrick of San Francisco . the case, who testified that Scooney . poy, is short a brace of fingers. has returned home after a extended . and his sister had not lived together as, man and wife. The prosecution could . medicine. visit to relatives here. She was accompanied by Mrs. C. Kendrick who . not prove to the contrary treatment for her eyes. +e “Wat do you understand by the department of domestic science?” “It’s where they teach women how to keep . their husbands away from the clubs.” Of course the answer was wrong, but yet been set for hearing. Had to Shoot the Horse. they -all felt she ought to go tothe to Wm. Maber was ‘recently injared , ss THE olive crop this taken specially for this great work. A head of the class just the same. . by having one of its shoulders punc-. nant ee At Palermo, es i my are makin =. ey hty cok selling a -tured by the sbaft of a buggy with torn Ketvix the eminent geologist, crop last year, there will not be a suffor deseription, terme and territory at onee Mypiaps of crickets appeared in Veny. + = f = BS ged the streets and bouses. teams working on it, James L. Gluyas, for the past five years foreman of the North Star mine, It is. and who has had charge of the under-'! Deeble, Thomas Penna, Richard Noell. ground work at the Central shaft since . his resignation as commander of the ite: Inception, yesterday resigued his Hogep ° 4 Mt position. If is understood that Wm. Cottage Hill—Eli Davis. Cuban army and that it has been ac-. yartin, who has been foreman of E.A. cepted. He has from the first pro-. Wiltsee’s mine, in P! aL! Pp iltsee’s mine, in acer county, will . French Oorral—Ea Kuhlman, R W.C. Hays the plumber has removed . tested against Americans having consucceed Mr. Gluyas. . before the Republican county conven. Deal. tion tomorrow for the nomination of Surveyor. Mr. Waggoner is one of the most capable civil engineers on the coast and is an acknowledged authority on road building. He would prove a A Tackitt. strong candidate if nominated. Maybert, who came down today to at. Accept or Fight. jtend the Republican convention, is . meeting with gratifying success in the . and Tiernan Flats on the north side of . the river. sixty feet and shows a large ledge in a contact vein. sition to the Republican party, be it; Democratic, Populistic, Silver craze, or what not, to refute this fact, namely: Under a Republican administration the . exports of the country during the fis. . . t ne woe rather than submil.to a revision bt the to the State Fair, though just why this . The U. S. Senator. . would be-all the other way, forthe Fair . Rutherford, Jos. Marzen, Jr. and W. Los ANGELES, September 14.—The . attracts the farmers and bucolics for . Richarson. Republican convention of this county His Brother, . iv” with the large crop of barley, the . HratpspurG, September 14.—While . playing -ghost at Geysville Leonard . Smith, aged thirteen, was shot and . killed by bis brother Paul. The shooter . Chirge Of; on its way to the Yo Semite valley, is Butte City, Montana, offered $10,000 A. M. Scooney, the painter and, ball . say they do not get en ht player, appeared before Justice Hol-. d 7 sisien i bes ae brook this morning to answer to the, p : a A . field was here last night on his way charge of adultery preferred by George . Spaniard (shuddering) —Well, George L. Hughes was his ati ’ ; Dr. I. W. January of Boise, Idaho, . torney while George E. Riley appeared Se epost payne H : A number of witnesses . ee ‘ and was afterwards taken around the The valuable buggy horse belonging ready being asked, “What battle was . Empire—W. E. Fry, L. Dickinson, John Jones, John Nankervis. Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwood, Robert Chicago Park—R. R. Porter, E. G. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Re eae Smith. Ww. W. Waggoner For ‘Surveyor. . North San Juan—J.S. McBride, Chas. ———— ; . §.Paine, John McCullough, H.German W.W. Waggoner wil! be a candidate . Sweetland—Martin. Burth, G. D. Columbia Hill—Thomas Harland, W. B. Dudley and Lauren’ Woodruff. Birchville—Frank 8. Reader, James Cherokee—R. H. Quick and Joseph Hastler. —+ e@e 6 A Promising Mine. NEVADA TOWNSHIP. ltt Pleat \ : M H. W. Cole, a well-known resident of . Precinct No. 1—Frank E. Wadshigh tides. A numBer of destitute families in Monterey county heve been relieved by the committee recently appointed for Sunta Rosa merchants to bring about -. the early closing of stores. THomas DREW, a lather, disturbed a Salvation Army meeting in Redlands and was fined $50. A Srrone ‘NATION is made up of strong men and healthy women, and health and strength are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, America’s Greatest Medicine. Get only Hood’s. Hoop's Pitts are the ‘only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy aud yet efficient. gems of the week—a realistic representation of home life with Mr. Shaw in his favorite role of Joe Vernon, the quaint old blacksmith. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & COQ., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and bst . worth, F. L. Cooper, J. J. Hanley, . Thomas Granville, John Evans, Charles i'Tegler and David Richards. Precinct. No. 2—W. G. Richards George O. Gaylord, Dr. ©. L. Muller, ae S. Baker, Richard Plummer, J, The tunnel is already in. } H. Richards and J. C. Rich. Precinet No. 83—Henry Lane, B, A. . Tompkins, Jas. F. Colley, B. N. Shoecraft, L. M. Sunkeforth, ©. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden. It.is simply impossible for the aubees Previnet No, 4—E. J. Morgan, J. M. ! . Hadley, Geo. E. Johnston, Geo. L betweeu Martin . Republican Prosperity. i Hughes, W. E. Johnston, W. F. Engle. bright, Chas. Grissel. Willow Valley—Wm. Arvhart, J. J.

: Lyons, Oliver Ragon, J. L. Postelwaite. Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, Walter The Royal is the highest grade baking powder -~-known, Actual tests show it goes one. He Shona in the Hebraic calendar, begins on next Friday evening and lasts through the ensuing Sunday. third further than any ~der brand. 1 t particular conditien should be required . MEADOW LARS SOWNPHE. on such occasions is, asthe Tribane of . Truckee No. 1—-Wm. McDougald, J. . Oakland says, hard to fathom. Itlooks. TLaity, F. A. Irish, and M. Franzini. as if the morale of the proposition . Truckee No. 2—D. D. McRae, F. M. many miles around and they surely Boca—D. M. Dysart and J. M. Doan. need sonie protection from the bunco}. Overton—Charles Barton and W. B ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. : Indian Springs—Willis Webber, A. gamblers, it is needless to say, do not! Tisher. prey on one ancenee: “ . Rough & Ready —James Huntress, Kern county is certainly strictly “ix John Fippin, Jobn L. Perkenpine. J frie Anthony House—Charles Schwartz and Charles Novay. Mooney Flat—Samuel Doubt. ‘LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. 1: earreeaed aoe ‘ F You Bet—R. E. Linder, J. S. GoodQ se aa ha gs ala . win, John Cahill. ; now near Visalia as ey BAYS pen . Lowell Hill—Alexander . People who used to bring in 1000 to! phomas Jenkins . demand the 2cents bounty are satisfied . See lif a catch of 100 is made. rt BERS rine tame eee . . . Tris rumored that the Utah cavalry, . Some time ago responsible men of . gold discovery and a cow which in. day. . creased her progeny four times in one . . . + ome + Drynan, A Troublesome Probiem. . . i dissatisfied with the management of. reward for the discovery of 4 process the Commissary Department, and, whereby the destructive smoke of the . smelters might be done away with, but aii Ni ieee bel Amerrcan—Remember the Maine? . vee under . —_——---—+ ~~ = A me The outer coating, +-°@e ing the next morning, and now Georze . cee A catr bas been born at the Veter-, emotion. } . ‘foreleg missing. The question is albow or other.” . so far the reward has not been claimed. Accorpine to the Tacoma News, the ‘so-called silver statue’ of Ada Rehan hat was exhibited atthe World’s Fair As a resuLt of fooling with giant ; country for advertising purposes, was reaps Harry Millard, a Carson asham. It was attached at Topeka the . other day, and it wae there discovered Grorcre Hovaton of Yreka ‘caught J pr pian pape oe ane “There was pet deer and put it in a room, pele sees # bb — will go below to undergo a course of documentary proof to show that the . deer and two panes of glass were miss. /woman, Mrs. Johannah Allen, was marae . vied to Robert R. Allen at.Napa Febru. is being told that it was Mrs, Casey’s ary 9, 1890. The woman’s case bas not . goat that he bad locked up. “Did you hear of the Czar’s proposal . to disarm Europe?” inquired the oficer. “Yes,” answered Admiral Camara with “It dves seem that this fleet rans’ Ho =e, Yountville, with the right of mine has got to be destroyed someWILL PAY, accordi pation, from 8,00 able to wor $208.00 to or iprorsent h »so) ute Prot on to the membe peying $5.00 life miesabership fou anid due ol 1.50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues policies of Life Insurance, ° $1000 to $5000 in case of denthrend $5.00 per $1000 per week for accident and sickaid up poliey, paying sick aud WILL ing from eminent dent an States, ness; also a 15 year $2000 at death or $1 $10.00 per week for accident or sickness, You cannot lose all yo A WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are BAY’ $100.00 for funeral expenses .00 for funeral expe: a WILL PAY, if zon lose a hand ae foot hands, $138.00 to $434.00, at en IF INSURED, are sick or disabled by The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Pre the Largest and Strongest Accissociation in the United Health It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of California and_ Missouri, which, toget ue an le piney vi Be orn assets, make its certificate an absolantee of the solidity of its crane oy ite members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary.and General Manager, = San Fra to the hazard of occu to $25.00 a week, when unk through being hurt accidentally. WILL Feo. you are accidentally killud ur income when you of 15 years; and large neisco, Cal. — fusely and AGENTS WANTED In Every Conses to Supply the ar Demand for America’s War For Humanity TOLD IN PICTURE » ® ® AND Compiled and written by. SENATOR JOHN J. ‘Of Kansas. The most brilliantly written, most proartistically illustrat intensely popular bo e ane with en t i Ng the subject of the 200 Superb lilustrations From Photographs Great PopuSTORY INGALLS ed, and most ‘ ' which it collided, and as a result it cavs that the world has been the scene fi ‘ ; , ficient crop to pay forharvesting. The fura the other day. They sw armed in was found necessary to stiaot the horse of jife in some form or the other forthe crop this year will hardly supply the . past 26,000,000 years. home demand. -"N. D. Thompéon Publishing Co., ST. LOUIS, MO., or NBW YORK CITY THIRTEEN traveling barbers visited A the report: current about town that David Lord had recently made a rich day the report is verified by a friend of Mr. Lord who says that in three days he took froma pocket a quantity of decomposed quartz that yielded over $1200 in free gold. Messrs. Lord and . : John Curry, who are now prospecting the ground, expect to strike more of the same kind of dirt most any day. of the Passover, and will be duly~celebrated. ae nology the year 5659. ‘Democrats Caucus Tomorrow Night. dates for delegates to be elected at the ‘primaries Saturday. meeting places have been designated lieve him perfectly honorable in all that work. : ++90-+ shop in Delano iu one day, all seeking business transactions and: financially A COMBINATION is being formed among toa phdpibents ‘ 4ble to carry out any ubligations made by their firm. Over $1200 in Three Days. =. Wsst & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists,’ y Toledo, O. ’ Yesterday the TRANSORIPT mentioned “Watpina, Kinwan & Mian Whole: sale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and. mucons surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Liver Ills Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consttipation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly; cured by Hood’s Pills. They do their work easily and thoroughly. Ey . i Ss Best after dinner pills. 25 cents. All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla rike in his tunnel on Red Hill. ToThe Jewish New Year. The Jewish New } Year, known as Rosh Monday week is Yom Kipper, or feast Friday night begins in Jewish chroTomorrow night the Democrats of his city will caucus to nominate candiAS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, The different cal year closing June 80th were twice ee Thos. H. Waters, Henry Rich ‘as follows: Precinct No. 1—South pba tet ius tomes sey icted SaaS ae Yuba Water Company's office, Main. And As Cheap As Pine, , and \"“indian Flat—Willis Green, Thos street. Precinct No. 2— City hall Sag that the exports exceeded by $180,000,x ; iri com 000 those oe 1897 sie sss he ao A. 8. Lord. ‘ Broad street. Precinct No. 8—Nevada All modern houses finished with It. ee : Selby Flat—Aaron Arbogast, H. D. _ ROYAL BAKING POWDER €0., NEW YORK. Hose house, Main street. Precinct No. ' ni niet b u , * if at ’ e . * pe oY # idndsecencanatost ore ome . Towle, W. A. Rowe, #. M. Cooper. : 4—Courthouse. The meetings will be ; THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL 024, or more than twice larger thau . BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. HEALTH palledl ro cedar at 6s) yelges, Seer ses MINING TIMBERS. ever before in the history of the Re-. North Bloomfield—A. Monteith, Geo. pe shpat ¥ ot gaan public. Inno other year has it ever) Victor, Grant Skidmore. AND st Able Oeqierstion: TOWLE BROS. CO. exceeded $265,000,000. From 1791 to. Relief Hill—J. R. Jones and Chris. ACCIDENT Considerable space is devoted this ; ‘ : 1876 there were but sixteen occasions . Jergensen. evening to the publication of the State when our exports exceeded our im. EUREKA TOWNSHIP. 4N SUR ANCE Republican platform. It is profitable I. L, BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW New York, September 14.—It is 0 eo No sort of politival shuffing. Graniteville—J. H. Holdsworth, Hen=. and Uumely,reedine. SHAW & BOWMAN, in platforms will gainsay these facts, . ry Fitter, S. L. Parsons. el cee § ‘There they stand, cold immovable. Moore’s Flat—John B. Carter an A : Hot Weather Food Dentist . : : ss ; : s. chiseled truth, and irrefutable. . Hans Johnston. j Fidelity Mutual Aid Association Nothing could. he -bett er than the . Offiicein Oaa Fellows Building, Broad St: * ' ; = : nilding, Broa ree: Hard to Understand, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ia Preuttseo, Cal. delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe Nevada City, Cal. gi bead ie win Side onal es hy Worthley, Eb sold at the Beebive. They are the. INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ‘ ‘ ' Grissel, Geo. B. Cloud. — j choicest selected goods. For sale in _ ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, for the accommodation of those whogo. Maybert—J. A. Lipman, H. W. Cole. For Five Cents Per Day quantities to suit. [tf] J. J. Jackson. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY NONE TUUDRAAGGLLAAALALAARAARAOOGORAA FALL SUITS, $1.75 AND $2 “MAHER & COS, New Suit, $1.75, ~~ Grand Suit, $2. ‘ DEAR LADIES: This day we have placed a lot of Cheap Fall Suits in oar Large Window. They are Grand for the price. Me ok, THEY ARE ALL NEW, De THEY ARE ALL HANDSOME, . THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. We want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and $2asuit. Bear in mind, a full suit. ’ NEW GOODS coming in daily. Every train brings a new lot, Recpecthilly, MAHER & CO. PDs ey $1.75 and {2 Suits whil> in our w'nWULAAUAAAAAAAAUALAANAAAAAAA ALA big SOT ETI EIS THK TH WEDNESDAY —_—__—= REPUBLI The Republics in Siate convent mento, this 23d expressive of it! cal questions of form upon whie the Republica shalt stand, doe First—That we r herence to the ste the Republican pa: Convention held tested the strengt! doctrines therein ¢ at large has, unde forcement, grown In behalf of ours party of this St sailors and so die Navy of the Repu brilliant victories Star Spangled Ba American flag res quarter of the v Nation upon the f leaders upon the Sch.ey and Hobse Shafte’, Wheeler ten their ni mes v of the world as 1} equaled by few si We pledge our . in Congress and « to work and vot adequate navy, § ent Republican § request that a pr constructed on 11 The wisdo:n of been more and gressés. The pu! which called ou: t. the ranks of i lion has chara 1 inaugura.ion as bered the c aim but never at th has protected t honor of the Un vented the mi beiligerency anc into war until activity since th possibie the glor: on lant and sea. in diplomacy to World, and hi honesty and fa ‘the age. # Each day ad’ satisfacton we nominated and caieer since M «lasses and pa: houor as Presid Their genius, -availing but foi duty displayed Yong mon hs, w of their ships in soldiers who f. bayo.ot, the r -Gisease in Cuba American muk ‘the best fighte! ctv hzed globe, tion the accus: candidate for commencemen as prizes of wi Navy, of certa than piracy. We rejoice it soldiers, Adm: them and thei of the Americ: exalted by the borne in trium by the Army The viccorie at Manila an equisition of our national great duties what we hav tect America) abroad, to aj honor and ma who se-k the an.vy large whether sava ‘claim of Amo as entitled tb tion for his pe son. We congra Stats; upon t ‘policy of our aissipaced all &, w the les all matters p: or the broad go that side common cau #0. of our « Grant. Fitzh ‘and the boy. who wore ta for pat iotic are in truth one united p We aifirm the Republi being w sou Republican country. natio.al ad Rational m< the atiemp' tunity to do We cal sinc» the r power the movre than U.ited Sta eighty milh due to the policy adop an Congre We comm fusal to con assumption Why reas its purpose Spanian m isiand an: India islan pablcan . sympathy dent to acc tunity to redeeming The nati of che isla: isla Tidian of the Phil sion of Am to saf-gua the Orien this foreig the Unite free comn ofthe An provision all duties. throngho) enfor-ed / We ple: /party in t / the State / to secure ‘system of Porto Ri of our co! intercoul same ter * entire Ui All leg: y ar tates Se tion of Porto Ri ing in ite United t