September 17, 1896 (4 pages)

a H Pee mn Pensa Se 5 EEL AL RELA A Saat eRe ops ees + Her het tag oer: att ty aaiii ae =e ae. f _ Francisco, are in town. "TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860, THE by Nat. P. Brown Co. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors THURSDAY... SEPT. PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.’’ REPUBLICAN TICKET. _ WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. “PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Chas. Frank of Colusa is-in town. Antone Iblér is down from Moore’s Fiat. Chas. Sharp is down from Camptonville. W. J. Hopkins of San Francisco is in town. J. A. Lipman came down from Maybert today. Marshal Geo. Levee is able to be.on the street again. ©. McLellan of Oakland came in on the morning train. J. White and A. Sanders, of Colusa, are here on.a visit. Mrs. Monroe of North Bloomfield is very ill at that place. W.R. Senter and S. Hollob, of San Chester Deering of San raisin arrived here last evening. E. 8. Irvin and fainily, of San Francisco, are here on a Visit. W. F. Lieben has gone to, Sacramento to attend the State Fair Max Isoard hag. beturned: ‘home from a visit to San. Frantisco. “~~ y E:°'%! Thompson arrived here this morning from Cloverdale. Judge Caldwell left today for San Francisco on legal business. W. Foss and J. A. Derre came down from North Bloomfield today. “Mrs. L. Lubeck returned last night from a extended visit to San FranciscoC. E. Mulloy and son; Lance, left today for Sacramento to attend the State Fair. Mrs. R. C. Black of North Bloomfield arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. L. H. Bushnell, the Bloomfield merchant, returned last evening from a trip to Sacramento. Miss Della Carlyon, one of Grass Valley’s accomplished young ladies, is here visiting relatives. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Wm, Holmes and Miss Lizzie Avery left on the noon train for San francisco. W.N. Hooper and wife, Miss C. L: Hooper and A. G. Hooper came down from Forest City last night. Miss Kerbey came down from the Mountain House today on her way to Grass Valley to visit friends. Chas. Stuckart: is here in the interest of the celebrated Enterprise Beer for which A. Isoard & Son are agents. E. W. Mellarkey and wife, J. Mellarkey and W. G. House, of Hedges, arrived here on last evening’s train. Henry Guenther left today for Sacramento to attend the State Fair, from there he will go to San Francisco. Mrs. Fred Searls ‘and children, accompanied by Mrs. Niles S¢arls, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mrs. James Foley, who has been sick for some time, is able to be around again, and her many friends are glad to hear of her recovery. Mrs. M. C. Robinson,. proprietess of Golinda Hotel of Oakland,who has been here for the past month at the Union Hotel for the benefit of her health, returned home today greatly improved. BSS EASED Annual Harvante The annual harvest festival will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday evening, Sept. 20th. Contributions of fruits and vegetables for decorating may be left at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, + eee —”Superior Court, The following business, was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: John Arthur vs. Augusta Arthur. Argument postponed until next Thursday. in sat Micheli’s Social. Owing to the coldness of the weather Prof. Michell will hold his Friday evening social at Odd Fellows hall. s172t -2@e Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs., Geo. Shaw, Pine street. : tf . The Ratio. . Agents wanted to sell latest Fresidential novelty in every. locality. Easy sale and large profits. A child can handle it and make money. Send 10 cents for specimen. Currry & WELBURN, Nashville, Tenn. 17, 1896. Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ‘him up to the néarest tree. They left cesses THLAGRAPHIL sieibaavines CITY, NEVADA 0. CALIFORNIA 1 ; . }ites country .for his accomplice, who, . his body hanging. The entire AntiHorse Thief Association are scouring if caught, will meet thé same fate. Aitempts . Suicide, : Los ANGELES, Sept. 16.—J. R. Veach, Another Victim. Evrexa, Cal., Sept. 17.—Mrs. Gregoris, . an Italian woman, died herejat 8o’clock . yesterday morning. She was injured in last Sunday’s train ee The Texas All Right. Newrort, R. 1, Sept. 17—Tugs have succeeded in floating the battleship Texas. She went aground on a sandbar and not rocks as was at. first supposed, and suffered no damage. Shooting at Marysville, Marysvi.xe, Sept. 17.—At 12 .o’clock last night a Chinaman stole half a hog from in front of a local market and started to ranaway. A constable detected the thievery and gave chase, commanding the Chinaman to stop. He refused to do so and the officer fired three shots, one ‘of which took effect, and the celestial was arrested, No High Rates Yet. San Francisco, Sept. 17.—It was confidently expected that the insurance compact would have been-signed, sealed and delivered in due form this morning. The more sanguine firmly believed that this would be the case, but they are doomed to disappointment again. and another trial of patience.No settlement was arrived at to-day, although the meeting was largely attended, and a disposition was shown on all sides to throw oil on the troubled waters. Died a Snicide’s Death. SacraMENTO, Sept. 17.—At 8 o’clock this morning a teamster found the dead body of a man on the south side of the levee at 6th and Y streets. The man had been dead about two weeks. In the right temple was a ragged _bullet hole and firmly clutched in the right hand was a 32-calibre pistol. The suicide has been identified as Walker Henry Howard, who recently came here from Madagascar off the coast of Africa. He was at onetimea mining expert in the African gold fields and lost his money at the State Fair races. Desperate Bandits Demina, N. M., Sept. 16.—Twenty bandits attacked the custom house at Palomas Monday morning. Fifty Mexiean soldiers répulsed them. The battle lasted five hours and two robbers were killed. Four bandits are badly wounded. os F Vein of Rieh Ore. Reno, Nev Sept. 16—Hank Miller has discovered arich mine four miles south of the old Pyramid Mining District in this county. He has a welldefined 12.inch vein on which two assays from sack ore go $83.20 and $102.30 respectively. The find is one of great promise. Consternation Created. San Franoisco, Sept. 16.—Registrar .W.M. Hinton has created consternation in the Buckley camp by refusing to file the certificate of nomination of the candidates selected at its recent convention upon the ground that “it does not emenate from a convention represnting a political party, which at the last election polled at least three per cent. of the entire vote of the county,” as required by Section 1186 of the Political Code: Destroying Property. Havana, Sept. 16.—The band of Juan Deigado is reported to have,burned the farms of Gatera, Chincal and Tiraaboque on the canal and seven settlements near Santiago de Las Vegas. The Insurgents burned several farms near Havana Province because the owners surgents. Near Palos, in Matanzas, the Insurgents have burned the tobacco plantations of Herculano and Esperanza, causing a loss of $400,000. In the last few days they have also burned a large amount of property near Puerto Principe.Negro Lynched. Wicuira, Kas., Sept. 16.—Bitter ' feeling against Ben Harris, one of. the negroes who murdered John Buckman, a prominent cattle dealer, culminated ina lynching at Watonga, Oklahoma, last night. Enraged citizens stormed the jail,. overpowered the jailer, drag-. tng . committed at Pasadena, through which . ‘Yates of Jacksonville, Ill, son of War )Governor ‘Yates of Illinois, who took refused to pay taxes levied by the In-. ;an inmate ofthe County Jail, who is; awaiting trial fora series of forgeries . he obtained several thousand dollars, . attempted to end’ his life by hanging himself this morning. He made a rope with strips of cloth. He was ‘unconscious when found, but has’ béen revived. He isa religious enthusist, and the jail officials believe him to be of unsound mind. Without Hope. OAKLAND, Sept.16—A dread of poverty led 16-year-old Fred Mauerhan, to put a bullet through his brain last night. The boy was employed by Jaeger & Beary, dairymen, asadriver. The boy returned about 6 o’clock last evening-from his route, and, after stabling his horse as usual and turning some money over to hisemployers which he had collected during the afternoon, went to the front room of the farmhouse. Joseph Jaeger noticed the boy’s long absence and started toward the . room. Ashe did ashort wasfired. J aeger ran to the apartment and found the boy stretched out upon the floor. There was a wound inthe right side of his head. Young Mauerhan had recently threatened to kill himself. He told Jaeger he did not want to face the crushing life of labor, from which he had nothing to hope for but’ poverty. Knows Him Too Well. Kansas Crry, Sept. 16.—In the Republican county convention here one of ‘the principal:speakers was Judgé Richard occasion tosay that from his association with Mr. Bryan as a schoolmate and townsman he knew him to be unfit for the office of President. Later, when asked by a “Star” reporter to explain his statement, Judge Yatessaid: “I mean that Mr. Bryan’s disposition is extremely and wildly radicai and uncompromising on any question. He was the bitter champion of everything he believed when.a youth, and could see no good in anything opposed to his theories. I mean that if he is elected, and it should become evident that free coinage won’t do, Mr. Bryan will persist in having free coinage. He is an enthusiast who sticks to his enthusiasl.” Alex. McLean’s Funeral. The remains of the late Alexander McLean were laid away to rest in the Catholic cemetery this forenoon, the funeral taking place from St. Canice Church. It was largely attended. The ballbearers were: Francis Burns, O. C. Conlan, Jas. Donnelly, R. Neville, J. Cullivan and John McCray. Deceased was in the employ of the Golden Cross Mining Co. and was at work in a stope of the Crown mine at Hedges, San Diego county. A cave occurred in the morning, fracturing his spinal column, and he died the same night. aa Orie: Once More Nora Trau. Judge Johnson of Sacramento has granted Leonora Irwin, formerly Miss Nora Trau of this city, a divorce from her husband, Conductor Nat Irwin, on the grounds of cruelty. Defendant must pay $15a month alimony, $50 attorney’s fees and $8 for costs, BEF PIES SAS The Sneath and Clay. The sale of this valuable mine has hung fire for some months on account of the unsettled condition of money matters East. But we were informed last evening. that the sale would be consummated—in—a—short—_time_now. Eastern people are the parties. ++e0 ARRIVALS AT THE UNION: HoTEL Main Street, Nevada City. T. A, Nerney, San Francisco, Chas. Collins, C. W. Hunt, * Thos. Carton, it Miss 0. L W.G. House, “ Chas, Franks, “ J. ag al Moa Chas. Shar NGempluseeltias F. L Everett, Ohi ee. L. F. Houseli, San el Remember This tact. Es It Is Delicious. . dwelling house of Mrs. Wm. Moyle, Oe ‘beyond the depot. Although the fire. the 17th District Agricultural Assocjation at Glenbrook Park, commencing . Hill 2. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE TODAY. ‘Heavy. Loss, The alarm of fire this afternoon was caused by the burning of the two-story ;companies responded promptly they were of use only in saving adjoining . °™ Tuesday next and continuing five property. days : About 2:30 o'clock Mrs. Moyle started a fire in the kitchen stove and stepped across the street to a neighbor’s. passing the house ‘noticed the structure a mass of flames. It was impossitents were destroyed with the building, total loss ‘will probably reach $2500, and was insured. The flames spread rapidly and soon communicated. to the residence of the household effects of the Pecor resithe fire was confined in bed with sickness it: was necessary to carry her to distance up the track. The round-house of the railroad com. ’ destruction, water being constantly thrown upon it to prevent its burning. A large pile of ties were consumed: "The loss about $100. The firemen worked hard and it was other adjoining building were saved. the Mills’ house on Sacramento street pressure was of the poorest. “+ + e@e rePart of Sentence Knocked Off. $90. fine recently imposed upon Wm. Corbett of Grass Valley. It will be bett figured in a disturbance and after arrest and conviction,was given the Justice Trebilcox a fine of $90. He w: ‘part of the sentence only. + 00+ Died Today. y daysin jail and home near the Hospital at 10 o’clock of age, and a native of England. She was an early-timer, having come to this 17 years ago. ‘The funeral will take place tomorrow. Stow Acquires Another Mine. H. P. Stow of Forbestown has purchased the Golden Qneen quartz mine, which adjoins the famous Gold Bank, says the Oroville Register. This will be worked in connection with his own imine, and it is probable that more men wili be added to the namber now employed. Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when fon need a medicine to purify your lood, strengthen your nerves and give you an appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood’s. Hoop’s Pr1s are the best after-dinner pis, = digestion, prevent constipaion. Why Pay Hotel. Fare = When you can get a square meal and a schooner of beer for 10 cents, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. 812-tf. o®. All Recommend It. Ask your physician, our druggist and your friends about Bhiloh’s ee for ee ere They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. -e@e-+ = 50 to 1. 60 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JACKSON’S. a24-tf <o@. Free Hot Lunch Day and night at the Star and Cresold maidens. ble to save anything, and entire con. #40 to second. HE kan . GLENBROOK PARK RACES, Mt ‘Two Houses Destroyed, Ratailing a The Full Running ng Programme of Next. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Week's Events. TuEspAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. * National Hotel Stake—For two-year$15 entrance, half for-. ing the family of Harry Waters on A half hour afterwards men. feit; $150 added; of which $40 to sec-. Gold Flat. ond. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which . nominee for Congress in this district, Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District. the latter burning to th d. Purse $250. ng to the ground. The . ” ‘rrotting—-2:40 class (District.) Purse : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Charles Pecor, adjoining. About all . which $50 to second. Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hur-. Sunday, game commencingat 1 o’clock. dence were removed, but the house was. dle handicap. Entrance, $20; declara-. Charles Grissel will manage the Nevada almost completely destroyed. The loss . tion $10; $800 added; of which $50 to] City team and Neil Wilhelm will manon the building is about $1000. In-. Second, $20 to third. One and one-. age the Grass Valley nine, and the con” surance $700, Mrs. Pecor atthe time of . duarter miles. Special Running Race. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH. Trotting — 2:24 class, The nearest hydrant was in front of Purse $400. r z Trotting—2 in 8, named horses, beand it required the hose of the three! jonging to superintendents of mines carts to reach the buildings, and the. and other works, owners to drive. Purse $400. Following is. the full programme as arranged for the race meeting which } new advertisement. will take place under the auspices of .). on October 17th. He speaks here next Purse $200; of} the employes of Wilhelm, Clinch & Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. the residence of Mrs. Hubbard, a short . Purse $300. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to. pany across the way narrowly escaped . second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap for 3-year-olds and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250 added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in only through their efforts that the. 3, Purse $200. open to all. . BRIBP MENTION. Interest. Throw your eye over W. E. Jobnson’s You Bet is entitled to 3 delegates in the Republican convention, and Lowell The American Legion of Honor will have one of its customary good times tonight. James Bray of Auburn is here visitwill address the people of Grass Valley Saturday. ee Will Play at Glenbrook. The butchers of this city will meet Co.’s market at Glenbrook Park next test will be fora supper. The make-up of the clubs will be as follows: Nevada—B. Daniels, p.; F. Grissel, c.; W. King, Ist b.; A. Snell, 2d b.; R. Carter, 3d b.; Ed. Grissel, s.8.; J. F. Colley, 1. f.; R. Snell, c. f.; W. Penrose, r. f. Grass -Valley—M.-Connors, p.; C, Davey, ¢.; J. McCanna, 1st b.; W. Rose, 2d -b.; W. ‘Mitchell, 3d b.; B. Thomas, 8. 8.5 ¥: Bucket, L. f.; 8. Richards, @. £33 . “ = a Coming September. ‘19th, . Hon. ©. F. Mecualais, Provirs oe Party nominee for . speak in Nevada City ee ‘oven. ing, September 19th, _ .50 DINNER SET 4 complete for 6 persons, 60 pes. .25 DINNER ser mplete for 12 persons, 100 pes’ 5 -25 DINNER ‘SET Hon. C. F. McGlashan, Populist 6 " .25 DINNER SET H. Campbell, rot. Decorated, for 6 persons, 60 pes, Decorated, for 12 persons, 100 pes, __ Guaranteed Very Best Quality, sa x PRETTY DECORATION Will Cost You Double Elsewhere, SEE THEM Fruit ) 9 9 Boz Piet Jars § 35 per dox/det-Giasses BIG PRESENTS FREE. Profits Divided with Customers who COME DIRECT TO Creat American [nprting Tea fh COMMERCIAL! ST..Nevada City 56 MILL ST. -.Grass , Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. — BEEHIVE GROCERY . added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. remembered that a short time ago Cor. One-mile heats. maximum penalty for the offense by . Purse $300. Lhikes the 90-day . Purse $400. : Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; Mrs. Elizabeth Bradshaw died at her $50 to second. Seven furlongs. this forenoon of Bright’s disease of the . $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furkidneys. Deceased was about 60 years . longs. A Lady Who Will Add Address the People FRripay, SEPTEMBER 25TH Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Pacing — 2:25 class, open to all. Saturpay, SepTemMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Consolation Purse — $150; of which Special Hurdle. ONE OF THE BEST of This County. Fancy Groceries Trotting and Pacing mixed, 2:20 ’ Savin Gt MMPI Giéd about . cincs orento ail: Pane wou. Duffy's Malt i. 03.8 Hire’s oe eS Jc JACKSON, + Judge Caldwell today remitted the} ylds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 Proprietor Agency For--[lonogram Whiskey . Blue Label,jCatsup : Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. $6 “ is the Best. Give it a Trial. = Pepetin si, secs. easiness $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 1 00/ Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky {4. 100] “. in bulk er ] Equestrian tournament and bicycl : quart : or BOe GAte cee eave eek to be oe toyole TX Whisky 20. 75 . Olives, Jo Rag Bryant's Root Beer ,Pétie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar. OS 3for 50} Everything else in Es ahem ‘« ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Miss Emma A. Gay, one of the most interesting and wittiest speakers. for the woman suffrage cause is in this city and will address the people of this county as follows: North Bloomfield—Thursday, 17th. Columbia Hill—Friday, 18th. North San Juan—Saturday, 19th. French Corral— Monday, 21st. Nevada City—Tuesday, 22d. Grass Valley—Wednesday, 23d Cottage Hill—Monday, 28th. You Bet—Tuesday, 29th. Dutch Flat—Wednesday, 30th. Truckee—Thursday, Oct. 1st. Tahoe—Friday, Oct. 2d. ——_—_—___+ 2@e-2 ——____——_ Wilson Sentenced. Judge Caldwell in the Superior Court to-day meted out sentence to John Wilson, who was convicted last week of shooting young Towle. Wilson will have to serve six months in the county jail. Fine Butter. Woodland Oreamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil. Scadden, the sole oo a25-tf You Can’t Buy Haprnress, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, cent, Commercial street. .A Fact Worth Knowing. 912-tf salt rheum, impure blood Hood’s Sarsa) ,» you may be cured and made happy by taking parilla. NORTHWAY & GAY, Proprgierors. A. G. Hooper, orestCity, E. Mellarke , Smartsyille, Sam Dou ht: Hoop’s Pris: are the best after-dinner E. W. Maliatkey, He Hedges, te ioaie gig digestion, cure headache Jno. Mellarkey. Mrs. Penrose, *Bioomfela, eo \ E. 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Guscetti, ‘tihenais Hoop’s Prius are the best: family cathartic and liver medicine. en reliable, cure ——_——————+ 092 Iv Is & Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medicines fail to do any good. t Hoop’s Pris ar are © purely vegetable and do not Bo. ? druggists. OF grtpe,: A Merit Wins and thi yp ‘4s oo Hood’s Sarsaparilla’ ho! a confidence of the public. oot'e tate, rilla is known by the cures it has made. It is the,One True Blood Puritier, : ’ Hoop’s Pits cure liver ills, constipa: os gig sick headache, biliousThe “Leader” Teed jeeday, “and cordially invited to call next BG Bits Perelman akan nears and up to : RS. CITY, Wats» Millinery Opening} oe THE WHEELS OF FASHION Ses i see see sete eae ae a Run one {way today, another way tomorrow, but. the re are two things fashion always demands. First, a man’s othes must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good. Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. Tt has become a matter of common knowledge that we are. the. best tailors in Nevada county, and our prices are the lowest if you count: a perfect fit and the finest goods worth anything. SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, Pine Street, Near Broad, ei ie aig ieee NEVADA CITY, CAL. Tongue Chipped Beef ]t’s Too Hot to Cook Chicken This warm weather. If you getacan of Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring ~ Pickled ai You Won’t Have to Cook! They are.all ready for the table. something nice to go with them, try BUDIf you want WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Beer that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street, & hi ~ ~ Nevada City ged the terrified negro out and . strung pone he only at Gaylord’s, ‘ Hill. sl7-lw a4 fered for rent. Enquire of P, Basso, Seate. sl-1w CAPT, huneraLccure “GILT. EDGE” ~— ~ STEAT BEER ‘Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. The Best in the World EVERYBODY DRINES IT! . WHELIHAN BROS., = = . EVERYBODY CALLS FOR IT! _ Agents ——DEALERS In—~ -{The Very Finest of “Wines, lakes peer Cigrs, r Broad ana Pine Strects, igen City,0al. a b /\ Western.-.++ss7r17"* *Excepting Gator’ Grass 3 Valleys tense }. Bloom » Paybert.-.eecrsst Vou Bet.issa.eg caus Ton ag s, Wednes OFFICE HOU URS + undays and Holid i . me THB MBX should S.udy: Thi fore Mexico does, 1 keep her silver ¢ Neither does th it has heretofore this government metals,which has in this country t Under unlimited ted States could tice of intercha deplete the nati fore our silver d to their bullion of the world. V same position All over Mexi gold basis, that $1 in the Uuited in Mexican mor Gold and sil Mexico at 16.30 a curiosity in M will buy $1.90 i co does not. pl silver and gold The Mexican fall in value wi silver. In 187¢ lar was wort silver declined lar, and the dé quoted at $1.1( cents, All tl have been opel but its parity ed. Fro time laborers have money. In 2 Mexican doll to receive. the can dollars fc say, they got in 1870, wh worth $1.10. wages today is worth onky and everythi priced in Am With this p laboring ma unlimited fr the establisk workinguian from any cl ways take who are de wages shoul Bo While ret 80 ago, anc ing Colfax, city was a’ in which $1 the money transactior other pers: dent that fornia by opinion tec Secure 3 Garrick, £ ‘Last-T dence of ‘ Washing! united in of Mont and imm ceremony Rev. J. 8 city. Secure Garrick, Des By loca reach th There is and tha Deafnes dition inflame imperfe tirely ¢ unless. out anc mal co! foreve} caused an infl surfac We: for ar catarr Catar Bok by Mart

a H Pee mn Pensa Se 5 EEL AL RELA A Saat eRe ops ees + Her het tag oer: att ty aaiii ae =e ae. f _ Francisco, are in town. "TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860, THE by Nat. P. Brown Co. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors THURSDAY..... SEPT. PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.’’ REPUBLICAN TICKET. _ WILLIAM McKINLEY OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. “PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Chas. Frank of Colusa is-in town. Antone Iblér is down from Moore’s Fiat. Chas. Sharp is down from Camptonville. W. J. Hopkins of San Francisco is in town. J. A. Lipman came down from Maybert today. Marshal Geo. Levee is able to be.on the street again. ©. McLellan of Oakland came in on the morning train. J. White and A. Sanders, of Colusa, are here on.a visit. Mrs. Monroe of North Bloomfield is very ill at that place. W.R. Senter and S. Hollob, of San Chester Deering of San raisin arrived here last evening. E. 8. Irvin and fainily, of San Francisco, are here on a Visit. W. F. Lieben has gone to, Sacramento to attend the State Fair Max Isoard hag. beturned: ‘home from a visit to San. Frantisco. “~~ y E:°'%! Thompson arrived here this morning from Cloverdale. Judge Caldwell left today for San Francisco on legal business. W. Foss and J. A. Derre came down from North Bloomfield today. “Mrs. L. Lubeck returned last night from a extended visit to San FranciscoC. E. Mulloy and son; Lance, left today for Sacramento to attend the State Fair. Mrs. R. C. Black of North Bloomfield arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. L. H. Bushnell, the Bloomfield merchant, returned last evening from a trip to Sacramento. Miss Della Carlyon, one of Grass Valley’s accomplished young ladies, is here visiting relatives. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Wm, Holmes and Miss Lizzie Avery left on the noon train for San francisco. W.N. Hooper and wife, Miss C. L: Hooper and A. G. Hooper came down from Forest City last night. Miss Kerbey came down from the Mountain House today on her way to Grass Valley to visit friends. Chas. Stuckart: is here in the interest of the celebrated Enterprise Beer for which A. Isoard & Son are agents. E. W. Mellarkey and wife, J. Mellarkey and W. G. House, of Hedges, arrived here on last evening’s train. Henry Guenther left today for Sacramento to attend the State Fair, from there he will go to San Francisco. Mrs. Fred Searls ‘and children, accompanied by Mrs. Niles S¢arls, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mrs. James Foley, who has been sick for some time, is able to be around again, and her many friends are glad to hear of her recovery. Mrs. M. C. Robinson,. proprietess of Golinda Hotel of Oakland,who has been here for the past month at the Union Hotel for the benefit of her health, returned home today greatly improved. BSS EASED Annual Harvante The annual harvest festival will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday evening, Sept. 20th. Contributions of fruits and vegetables for decorating may be left at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, + eee —”Superior Court, The following business, was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: John Arthur vs. Augusta Arthur. Argument postponed until next Thursday. in sat Micheli’s Social. Owing to the coldness of the weather Prof. Michell will hold his Friday evening social at Odd Fellows hall. s172t -2@e Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs., Geo. Shaw, Pine street. : tf . The Ratio. . Agents wanted to sell latest Fresidential novelty in every. locality. Easy sale and large profits. A child can handle it and make money. Send 10 cents for specimen. Currry & WELBURN, Nashville, Tenn. 17, 1896. Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ‘him up to the néarest tree. They left cesses THLAGRAPHIL sieibaavines CITY, NEVADA 0. CALIFORNIA 1 ; . }ites country .for his accomplice, who, . his body hanging. The entire AntiHorse Thief Association are scouring if caught, will meet thé same fate. Aitempts . Suicide, : Los ANGELES, Sept. 16.—J. R. Veach, Another Victim. Evrexa, Cal., Sept. 17.—Mrs. Gregoris, . an Italian woman, died herejat 8o’clock . yesterday morning. She was injured in last Sunday’s train ee The Texas All Right. Newrort, R. 1, Sept. 17—Tugs have succeeded in floating the battleship Texas. She went aground on a sandbar and not rocks as was at. first supposed, and suffered no damage. Shooting at Marysville, Marysvi.xe, Sept. 17.—At 12 .o’clock last night a Chinaman stole half a hog from in front of a local market and started to ranaway. A constable detected the thievery and gave chase, commanding the Chinaman to stop. He refused to do so and the officer fired three shots, one ‘of which took effect, and the celestial was arrested, No High Rates Yet. San Francisco, Sept. 17.—It was confidently expected that the insurance compact would have been-signed, sealed and delivered in due form this morning. The more sanguine firmly believed that this would be the case, but they are doomed to disappointment again. and another trial of patience..No settlement was arrived at to-day, although the meeting was largely attended, and a disposition was shown on all sides to throw oil on the troubled waters. Died a Snicide’s Death. SacraMENTO, Sept. 17.—At 8 o’clock this morning a teamster found the dead body of a man on the south side of the levee at 6th and Y streets. The man had been dead about two weeks. In the right temple was a ragged _bullet hole and firmly clutched in the right hand was a 32-calibre pistol. The suicide has been identified as Walker Henry Howard, who recently came here from Madagascar off the coast of Africa. He was at onetimea mining expert in the African gold fields and lost his money at the State Fair races. Desperate Bandits Demina, N. M., Sept. 16.—Twenty bandits attacked the custom house at Palomas Monday morning. Fifty Mexiean soldiers répulsed them. The battle lasted five hours and two robbers were killed. Four bandits are badly wounded. os F Vein of Rieh Ore. Reno, Nev Sept. 16—Hank Miller has discovered arich mine four miles south of the old Pyramid Mining District in this county. He has a welldefined 12.inch vein on which two assays from sack ore go $83.20 and $102.30 respectively. The find is one of great promise. Consternation Created. San Franoisco, Sept. 16.—Registrar .W.M. Hinton has created consternation in the Buckley camp by refusing to file the certificate of nomination of the candidates selected at its recent convention upon the ground that “it does not emenate from a convention represnting a political party, which at the last election polled at least three per cent. of the entire vote of the county,” as required by Section 1186 of the Political Code: Destroying Property. Havana, Sept. 16.—The band of Juan Deigado is reported to have,burned the farms of Gatera, Chincal and Tiraaboque on the canal and seven settlements near Santiago de Las Vegas. The Insurgents burned several farms near Havana Province because the owners surgents. Near Palos, in Matanzas, the Insurgents have burned the tobacco plantations of Herculano and Esperanza, causing a loss of $400,000. In the last few days they have also burned a large amount of property near Puerto Principe.Negro Lynched. Wicuira, Kas., Sept. 16.—Bitter ' feeling against Ben Harris, one of. the negroes who murdered John Buckman, a prominent cattle dealer, culminated ina lynching at Watonga, Oklahoma, last night. Enraged citizens stormed the jail,. overpowered the jailer, drag-. tng . committed at Pasadena, through which . ‘Yates of Jacksonville, Ill, son of War )Governor ‘Yates of Illinois, who took refused to pay taxes levied by the In-. ;an inmate ofthe County Jail, who is; awaiting trial fora series of forgeries . he obtained several thousand dollars, . attempted to end’ his life by hanging himself this morning. He made a rope with strips of cloth. He was ‘unconscious when found, but has’ béen revived. He isa religious enthusist, and the jail officials believe him to be of unsound mind. Without Hope. OAKLAND, Sept.16—A dread of poverty led 16-year-old Fred Mauerhan, to put a bullet through his brain last night. The boy was employed by Jaeger & Beary, dairymen, asadriver. The boy returned about 6 o’clock last evening-from his route, and, after stabling his horse as usual and turning some money over to hisemployers which he had collected during the afternoon, went to the front room of the farmhouse. Joseph Jaeger noticed the boy’s long absence and started toward the . room. Ashe did ashort wasfired. J aeger ran to the apartment and found the boy stretched out upon the floor. There was a wound inthe right side of his head. Young Mauerhan had recently threatened to kill himself. He told Jaeger he did not want to face the crushing life of labor, from which he had nothing to hope for but’ poverty. Knows Him Too Well. Kansas Crry, Sept. 16.—In the Republican county convention here one of ‘the principal:speakers was Judgé Richard occasion tosay that from his association with Mr. Bryan as a schoolmate and townsman he knew him to be unfit for the office of President. Later, when asked by a “Star” reporter to explain his statement, Judge Yatessaid: “I mean that Mr. Bryan’s disposition is extremely and wildly radicai and uncompromising on any question. He was the bitter champion of everything he believed when.a youth, and could see no good in anything opposed to his theories. I mean that if he is elected, and it should become evident that free coinage won’t do, Mr. Bryan will persist in having free coinage. He is an enthusiast who sticks to his enthusiasl.” Alex. McLean’s Funeral. The remains of the late Alexander McLean were laid away to rest in the Catholic cemetery this forenoon, the funeral taking place from St. Canice Church. It was largely attended. The ballbearers were: Francis Burns, O. C. Conlan, Jas. Donnelly, R. Neville, J. Cullivan and John McCray. Deceased was in the employ of the Golden Cross Mining Co. and was at work in a stope of the Crown mine at Hedges, San Diego county. A cave occurred in the morning, fracturing his spinal column, and he died the same night. aa Orie: Once More Nora Trau. Judge Johnson of Sacramento has granted Leonora Irwin, formerly Miss Nora Trau of this city, a divorce from her husband, Conductor Nat Irwin, on the grounds of cruelty. Defendant must pay $15a month alimony, $50 attorney’s fees and $8 for costs, BEF PIES SAS The Sneath and Clay. The sale of this valuable mine has hung fire for some months on account of the unsettled condition of money matters East. But we were informed last evening. that the sale would be consummated—in—a—short—_time_now. Eastern people are the parties. ++e0 ARRIVALS AT THE UNION: HoTEL Main Street, Nevada City. T. A, Nerney, San Francisco, Chas. Collins, C. W. Hunt, * Thos. Carton, it Miss 0. L W.G. House, “ Chas, Franks, “ J. ag al Moa Chas. Shar NGempluseeltias F. L Everett, Ohi ee. L. F. Houseli, San el Remember This tact. Es It Is Delicious. . dwelling house of Mrs. Wm. Moyle, Oe ‘beyond the depot. Although the fire. the 17th District Agricultural Assocjation at Glenbrook Park, commencing . Hill 2. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE TODAY. ‘Heavy. Loss, The alarm of fire this afternoon was caused by the burning of the two-story ;companies responded promptly they were of use only in saving adjoining . °™ Tuesday next and continuing five property. days : About 2:30 o'clock Mrs. Moyle started a fire in the kitchen stove and stepped across the street to a neighbor’s. passing the house ‘noticed the structure a mass of flames. It was impossitents were destroyed with the building, total loss ‘will probably reach $2500, and was insured. The flames spread rapidly and soon communicated. to the residence of the household effects of the Pecor resithe fire was confined in bed with sickness it: was necessary to carry her to distance up the track. The round-house of the railroad com. ’ destruction, water being constantly thrown upon it to prevent its burning. A large pile of ties were consumed: "The loss about $100. The firemen worked hard and it was other adjoining building were saved. the Mills’ house on Sacramento street pressure was of the poorest. “+ + e@e rePart of Sentence Knocked Off. $90. fine recently imposed upon Wm. Corbett of Grass Valley. It will be bett figured in a disturbance and after arrest and conviction,was given the Justice Trebilcox a fine of $90. He w: ‘part of the sentence only. + 00+ Died Today. y daysin jail and home near the Hospital at 10 o’clock of age, and a native of England. She was an early-timer, having come to this 17 years ago. ‘The funeral will take place tomorrow. Stow Acquires Another Mine. H. P. Stow of Forbestown has purchased the Golden Qneen quartz mine, which adjoins the famous Gold Bank, says the Oroville Register. This will be worked in connection with his own imine, and it is probable that more men wili be added to the namber now employed. Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when fon need a medicine to purify your lood, strengthen your nerves and give you an appetite. There can be no substitute for Hood’s. Hoop’s Pr1s are the best after-dinner pis, = digestion, prevent constipaion. Why Pay Hotel. Fare = When you can get a square meal and a schooner of beer for 10 cents, at the Star and Crescent, Commercial street. 812-tf. o®. All Recommend It. Ask your physician, our druggist and your friends about Bhiloh’s ee for ee ere They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. -e@e-+ = 50 to 1. 60 pounds of Flour for One Dollar at JACKSON’S. a24-tf <o@. Free Hot Lunch Day and night at the Star and Cresold maidens. ble to save anything, and entire con. #40 to second. HE kan . GLENBROOK PARK RACES, Mt ‘Two Houses Destroyed, Ratailing a The Full Running ng Programme of Next. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Week's Events. TuEspAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. * National Hotel Stake—For two-year$15 entrance, half for-. ing the family of Harry Waters on A half hour afterwards men. feit; $150 added; of which $40 to sec-. Gold Flat. ond. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which . nominee for Congress in this district, Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District. the latter burning to th d. Purse $250. ng to the ground. The . ” ‘rrotting—-2:40 class (District.) Purse : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Charles Pecor, adjoining. About all . which $50 to second. Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hur-. Sunday, game commencingat 1 o’clock.

dence were removed, but the house was. dle handicap. Entrance, $20; declara-. Charles Grissel will manage the Nevada almost completely destroyed. The loss . tion $10; $800 added; of which $50 to] City team and Neil Wilhelm will manon the building is about $1000. In-. Second, $20 to third. One and one-. age the Grass Valley nine, and the con” surance $700, Mrs. Pecor atthe time of . duarter miles. Special Running Race. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH. Trotting — 2:24 class, The nearest hydrant was in front of Purse $400. r z Trotting—2 in 8, named horses, beand it required the hose of the three! jonging to superintendents of mines carts to reach the buildings, and the. and other works, owners to drive. Purse $400. Following is. the full programme as arranged for the race meeting which } new advertisement. will take place under the auspices of .). on October 17th. He speaks here next Purse $200; of} the employes of Wilhelm, Clinch & Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. the residence of Mrs. Hubbard, a short . Purse $300. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to. pany across the way narrowly escaped . second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap for 3-year-olds and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250 added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in only through their efforts that the. 3, Purse $200. open to all. . BRIBP MENTION. Interest. Throw your eye over W. E. Jobnson’s You Bet is entitled to 3 delegates in the Republican convention, and Lowell The American Legion of Honor will have one of its customary good times tonight. James Bray of Auburn is here visitwill address the people of Grass Valley Saturday. ee Will Play at Glenbrook. The butchers of this city will meet Co.’s market at Glenbrook Park next test will be fora supper. The make-up of the clubs will be as follows: Nevada—B. Daniels, p.; F. Grissel, c.; W. King, Ist b.; A. Snell, 2d b.; R. Carter, 3d b.; Ed. Grissel, s.8.; J. F. Colley, 1. f.; R. Snell, c. f.; W. Penrose, r. f. Grass -Valley—M.-Connors, p.; C, Davey, ¢.; J. McCanna, 1st b.; W. Rose, 2d -b.; W. ‘Mitchell, 3d b.; B. Thomas, 8. 8.5 ¥: Bucket, L. f.; 8. Richards, @. £33 . “ = a Coming September. ‘19th, . Hon. ©. F. Mecualais, Provirs oe Party nominee for . speak in Nevada City ee ‘oven. ing, September 19th, _ .50 DINNER SET 4 complete for 6 persons, 60 pes. .25 DINNER ser mplete for 12 persons, 100 pes’ 5 -25 DINNER ‘SET Hon. C. F. McGlashan, Populist 6 " .25 DINNER SET H. Campbell, rot. Decorated, for 6 persons, 60 pes, Decorated, for 12 persons, 100 pes, __ Guaranteed Very Best Quality, sa x PRETTY DECORATION Will Cost You Double Elsewhere, SEE THEM Fruit ) 9 9 Boz Piet Jars § 35 per dox/det-Giasses BIG PRESENTS FREE. Profits Divided with Customers who COME DIRECT TO Creat American [nprting Tea fh COMMERCIAL! ST....Nevada City 56 MILL ST.. -.Grass , Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. — BEEHIVE GROCERY .. added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. remembered that a short time ago Cor. One-mile heats. maximum penalty for the offense by . Purse $300. Lhikes the 90-day . Purse $400. : Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; Mrs. Elizabeth Bradshaw died at her $50 to second. Seven furlongs. this forenoon of Bright’s disease of the . $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furkidneys. Deceased was about 60 years . longs. A Lady Who Will Add Address the People FRripay, SEPTEMBER 25TH Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Pacing — 2:25 class, open to all. Saturpay, SepTemMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Consolation Purse — $150; of which Special Hurdle. ONE OF THE BEST of This County. Fancy Groceries Trotting and Pacing mixed, 2:20 ’ Savin Gt MMPI Giéd about . cincs orento ail: Pane wou. Duffy's Malt i. 03.8 Hire’s oe eS Jc JACKSON, + Judge Caldwell today remitted the} ylds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 Proprietor Agency For--[lonogram Whiskey . Blue Label,jCatsup : Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. $6 “ is the Best. Give it a Trial. = Pepetin si, secs. easiness $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 1 00/ Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky {4.. 100] “. in bulk er ] Equestrian tournament and bicycl : quart : or BOe GAte cee eave eek to be oe toyole TX Whisky 20. 75 . Olives, Jo Rag Bryant's Root Beer ,Pétie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. OS 3for 50} Everything else in Es ahem ‘« ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee Miss Emma A. Gay, one of the most interesting and wittiest speakers. for the woman suffrage cause is in this city and will address the people of this county as follows: North Bloomfield—Thursday, 17th. Columbia Hill—Friday, 18th. North San Juan—Saturday, 19th. French Corral— Monday, 21st. Nevada City—Tuesday, 22d. Grass Valley—Wednesday, 23d Cottage Hill—Monday, 28th. You Bet—Tuesday, 29th. Dutch Flat—Wednesday, 30th. Truckee—Thursday, Oct. 1st. Tahoe—Friday, Oct. 2d. ——_—_—___+ 2@e-2 ——____——_ Wilson Sentenced. Judge Caldwell in the Superior Court to-day meted out sentence to John Wilson, who was convicted last week of shooting young Towle. Wilson will have to serve six months in the county jail. Fine Butter. Woodland Oreamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil. Scadden, the sole oo a25-tf You Can’t Buy Haprnress, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, cent, Commercial street. .A Fact Worth Knowing. 912-tf salt rheum, impure blood Hood’s Sarsa) ,» you may be cured and made happy by taking parilla. NORTHWAY & GAY, Proprgierors. A. G. Hooper, orestCity, E. Mellarke , Smartsyille, Sam Dou ht: Hoop’s Pris: are the best after-dinner E. W. Maliatkey, He Hedges, te ioaie gig digestion, cure headache Jno. Mellarkey. Mrs. Penrose, *Bioomfela, eo \ E. Penrose, Axe You Traxp sll the time?” Then) “TS John saaLoek Colusa, \ -your blood needs to be enriched and . ’ That if you want reliable watches or. > $o0n’s Puts clocks at low ces you must to ; cure nausea, Leutje & B Brand's ios (aa oe ae ee ‘Bold by . al Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, 4 Consumption, La Gri Pn —_ and all Throat_and Toned mean cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dick. reman & Co. pe eee blood and you need not be nervous, Pure blood comes by. taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which hia the greatest and best nerve tonic. Sako eos = sei a r as your enr! and vitalize your blood with Hood’s urifled by Hood’s °Sarsa) : One rue Blood Pariser it gives vigor Hoon's Pua are easy to tale, eaay to 4 operate. eer amas jousness, . . 2c. eee sick head . Sate. For Rent. Freep Tae NERVES upon pure, rich . the W. W. Hooper and and os, Forest: City, strona and ong and bone keep. yourself} a tinct aitiche in the tamsket. To be rent. Apply to Mrs. A. Guscetti, ‘tihenais Hoop’s Prius are the best: family cathartic and liver medicine. en reliable, cure ——_——————+ 092 Iv Is & Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has power to cure, even when other medicines fail to do any good. t Hoop’s Pris ar are © purely vegetable and do not Bo. ? druggists. OF grtpe,: A Merit Wins and thi yp ‘4s oo Hood’s Sarsaparilla’ ho! a confidence of the public. oot'e tate, rilla is known by the cures it has made. It is the,One True Blood Puritier, : ’ Hoop’s Pits cure liver ills, constipa: os gig sick headache, biliousThe “Leader” Teed jeeday, “and cordially invited to call next BG Bits Perelman akan nears and up to : RS. CITY, Wats» Millinery Opening} oe THE WHEELS OF FASHION Ses i see see sete eae ae a Run one {way today, another way tomorrow, but. the re are two things fashion always demands. First, a man’s othes must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good. Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. Tt has become a matter of common knowledge that we are. the. best tailors in Nevada county, and our prices are the lowest if you count: a perfect fit and the finest goods worth anything. SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Tailors, Pine Street, Near Broad, ei ie aig ieee NEVADA CITY, CAL. Tongue Chipped Beef ]t’s Too Hot to Cook Chicken This warm weather. If you getacan of Soused Mackerel Vienna Sausage Dried Herring ~ Pickled ai You Won’t Have to Cook! They are.all ready for the table. something nice to go with them, try BUDIf you want WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR Eastern Beer that is sold by A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street, & hi ~ ~ Nevada City ged the terrified negro out and . strung pone he only at Gaylord’s, ‘ Hill. sl7-lw a4 fered for rent. Enquire of P, Basso, Seate. sl-1w CAPT, huneraLccure “GILT. EDGE” ~— ~ STEAT BEER ‘Fine Old Porter and Half and Half. The Best in the World EVERYBODY DRINES IT! . WHELIHAN BROS., = = . EVERYBODY CALLS FOR IT! _ Agents ——DEALERS In—~ -{The Very Finest of “Wines, lakes peer Cigrs, r Broad ana Pine Strects, igen City,0al. a b /\ Western.-.++ss7r17"* *Excepting Gator’ Grass 3 Valleys tense }. Bloom » Paybert.-.eecrsst Vou Bet.issa.eg caus Ton ag s, Wednes OFFICE HOU URS + undays and Holid i . me THB MBX should S.udy: Thi fore Mexico does, 1 keep her silver ¢ Neither does th it has heretofore this government metals,which has in this country t Under unlimited ted States could tice of intercha deplete the nati fore our silver d to their bullion of the world. V same position All over Mexi gold basis, that $1 in the Uuited in Mexican mor Gold and sil Mexico at 16.30 a curiosity in M will buy $1.90 i co does not. pl silver and gold The Mexican fall in value wi silver. In 187¢ lar was wort silver declined lar, and the dé quoted at $1.1( cents, All tl have been opel but its parity ed. Fro time laborers have money. In 2 Mexican doll to receive. the can dollars fc say, they got in 1870, wh worth $1.10. wages today is worth onky and everythi priced in Am With this p laboring ma unlimited fr the establisk workinguian from any cl ways take who are de wages shoul Bo While ret 80 ago, anc ing Colfax, city was a’ in which $1 the money transactior other pers: dent that fornia by opinion tec Secure 3 Garrick, £ ‘Last-T dence of ‘ Washing! united in of Mont and imm ceremony Rev. J. 8 city. Secure Garrick, Des By loca reach th There is and tha Deafnes dition inflame imperfe tirely ¢ unless. out anc mal co! foreve} caused an infl surfac We: for ar catarr Catar Bok by Mart