September 20, 1898 (4 pages)

= ve Pj pa br of hi HT OOD Aha Oe ae aA Om ee en ee a THE TRANSORS PT. TUESDAY. . _ SEPT, 20, 1898. ammael Published every evening except Sesiays 2 yi ,0l Holtda: lays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKING. A GREAT VICTORY AHEAD. f Nevad ty oe The Republicans of Nevada county Rev. Wm. C. Gray Goes to have every reason to congratulate themselves on the political outlook. Their ticket from top to bottom is one calculated to inspire them to the. most enthasiastic and determined efforts. The 8 ate ticket is the strongest they have put forward in years, meeting. as it does with their unanimous approval, and many 4 Democrat will be pleased to cast his ‘ballot for Neff, Ford and) McFarland for old friendship’s sake. Frank Ryan will have the solid backing of his party as Congressman. The county ticket does not present a weak spot. It is fairly apportioned to the various parts of the county, was honestly nominated, and every man upon it is worthy the confidence of his party and of the people. Perfect harmony prevails in the ranks. There are no sore-heads to placate, no knife-wielders to watch, But the Republicans of the county should not make the mistake of sleeping on their arms. -They should continue alert and industrious. They have a keen aad experienced foe to dea) with. For years the Democracy has fought an up-hill fight. Yet time and again it has snatched victory from the jaws ofdefeat, because of the overconfidence of the Republican party. It is as cunning aiid persistent a foe this year as in the years gone by, but if the Republicans have learned well the lessons of the past they will find when the vote is counted on the eighth day of next November that they have relegated it to the private walks of life for some time.to come. Cauirornia has “Our Jim” the pugilist, “Our Jim” the Governor, and now the Popocrats are going to try to jam another Jim down our throats. Ii won’t go. We’ve had enongh Jim Jams the past four years.—Folsom Telegraph. BRIEF MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments. of Local Interest. Robin Hood. Woodpecker cigars. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Plans are being drawn for a twenty-. age to property will amonnt to over stamp mill for the Texas mine. For the finest mixed drinks in town 813-tf. The roads throughout the county are The San Pedro Breakwater, . munication from the heiress. Los ANGELES, September 20.—H. P. Neu, a member of the Chicago firm) man can tie to a Kansas girl’ with the having the contract to build the Gov-. utmost confidence in her preservation go to Joe Conroy’s Pine street. d ep with dust and teamsters are pray: ing for rain. ‘The forest fires in the neighboring country are about burned out and the atmosphere is again clear. M. L, & D. Marsh are supplying the Electric Power Company with 60,000 feet of lumber for their new dam and power house. The City of Paris Dry Goods ComPLUCKY OFFICER'S . : Refuses to Give re Up Ais Prisoner’. Rev. Phelps, Late of San Francisco, “BOW STAND. su is to Truckee: Ofiials ——_———Flodesto. to Take the Methodist Pastorate tere. He Stood Off Truckee’s Officers TRUCKEE, September 20—When the. makes a statement in which he says the train having on board Charles H. Cad-. Philippine government desires to inwallader, the Indiana bank wrecker, . form the American government and arrived here, local. officers were ready . people, in view of so many ramors beto take him away fromthe Indiana . ing circulated regarding the strained officer on a writ of habeas corpus. The . relations between the people of the officer handcuffed himself and his pris-. Philippines and the American people, oner together and with his revolver cov. ¢ ering the Truckee officérs held them at . slanders of the enémy to both ‘parties ; bay and succeeded in getting out of the . are without any trath and circulated’ State with his man for whom he held . for the purpose of preventing the apextradition ee Methodist “Conference Pactric Grove, September 20.—The M. E. conference has made the following appointments for the ensuing year: Rev. J. Phelps, late of the California street M. E. church in San Francisco, to Nevada City; Rev. W.C. Gray, late of Nevada City, to Modesto; Rev. E R. To Be Buried Willis, eturned to Grass Valley. Has Resigned His Position. San FRANCISCO, September 20.—Bert Schlessinger, Deputy United States District Attorney, has resigned his position for the reason that he is a candidate for Superior Judge on the Democratic ticket and wishes to make the usual campaign. Fifty Thousand ; Are Homeless. Barpapores, September 20.—Full reports of the desolation and destruction caused by the recent terrific hurricane say that fifty thousand people were rendered homeless and that the damone million dollars. ernment breakwater at San Pedro har bor, has arrived here. The work o building will begin soon, but only a small force will be employed until nex pany of San Francisco has opened for. April, when it is expected employmen a few days, at the National Exchange . wij] be given to 200 men. hotel, an elegant line of the latest a4 styles in Fall and Winter millinery, tailor suits, furs and ladies’ and Mrs. Bostwick, who is in charge, cordially invites the wraps, ta children’s underwear. ladies to call. 820-tf On the tenth of next month the Excélsior Whist@lub will celebrate the . churches where high Government offitenth anniversary of the organization. There will be a re-union of the mem-. the War Department and charge that bers and ex-members. At last night’s 5 meeting at H. L. Cooper’s residence Mrs. F. Zeitler and ©. J. Brand wou the first prize, while Mrs. Geo. F. half nursed. They are strong in their Jacobs and ©. P. Loughridge got the . denunciation of those who are respou“booby.” —_—_—__ +060 Publicity is Capital. A manufacturer who has been continuously advertising more than thirty “TI advertise to be years said recently: known—to keep known. want my representatives to enter factory in California or Illinois, and on benefit of the family of Henry Hildepresenting his card be met with the. brand, who was murdered by the Hos‘I never heard of your house;. pital Steward Rosser of the 1st Tenneshow long have you been in business ?’ 1 i We recognize that publicity is capital, sce. Last night the smognt 's J and we spend thousands of dollars to keep our house before the public, and our salesmen have a great advantage General Merritt ga over rivals who do not see the value of query: publicity.” ~2@e 7Oe A Felony Case. Acting District Attorney Riley and Miss Flora Holbrook, the short-hand reporter, went to Washington today to conduct the preliminary hearing in an assault case of the felony class. The will make a visit to the old homestead at Woodstock and probably follow the . was « testimonial telling of a cure of matter was set for this afternoon. . ——— Native Sons, Attention. The regular ‘meeting of Hydraulic! Well Equipped Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, Geo. F. Aparr, Pres. E. J. Morean, Bec'yHouse and Lot For Sale. Situated on Main street in good loany flag. Appointments . yours have been and will continue to I employ salesmen to sell my goods. I do not each of the regiments at the Presidio Preachers Arraign the War Department. WASHINGTON, September 20—Pulpits are taking up thé army scandals in cials worship. ‘The preachers attack the American soldiers at Santiago were half clothed, half fed, half doctored and sible for this deplorable state of affairs. Subscriptions For a Soldier’s Family. San Franoisco, September 20th —In R collections-are-being taken up. for the subscribed had reached $2400. To Be Married. Woopstock, Vt., September 20.—GenPeace Commission to Paris. the Avarenda sailed for Fortress Mon eral Merritt will go from the Philipseven weeks the doctor applied weights to pines to Chicago to marry Miss Laura was not able to walk across the floor. She ©. Williams, daughter of Norman Wilhad lost all her strength and day by day liams, formerly of Woodstock. They . she became thinner. One day I hapNaval Expedition. %. Wasninaton, September 20th.—The . 9° advance guard of the naval expedition Mrs. G. A. LaRoss, Oroville, Cal. to Honolulu ‘started yesterday when roe. She is one of the four colliers. Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $5. cality, Will be sold at your owp price. 916-2t Inquire at this office. i that will keep the big battleships Oreood’ are the only pills to take gon and Iowa supplied with coal ow ni s Pills waneue 2% ST. LOUIS, MO., or NEW YORE CITY ' Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office SA Armee bli Se eS ee aaa Bt USt NBARLY COMPLETE. PERSONAL POINTERS. . frmema acters cee amet Poltticl THE addition to these the warships will ee ant y atlr . : seh jed by the Celtic.and Iris, : ng tcrcuk biti & vetnanaor ost mh Men Who Will Partcipte in’ A Daily Chronicle of the Doing of Ol SN, TURSDAY pply ship and the latter a distilling Saturday's Democratic Convention. and Young. sane ce gees vessel. The capacity of these vessels GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Wm. H. Andrews is home from the, Repub ican ominee_ : GRAS enormous and Mr. Allen, acting Sec. . Precinct No, 1—George _Fletcher. Bay. For Réco i tary, says the szpadition witl be the . Geore E. Mainhart Jr., George Carson M. 1. Mafsh lias come home from the W ae “ 4 George Mainhart, Fred Morgan, James State Fair. R R fe "s best equipped that ever sailed ander . -pernallack: x ae Wii’ McKinlay Jr. has returned rrom. . OHN E A Day see Precinct No.2—G.W. Hobby, H. J,. an Francisco. ; Stewart, J. W. Shelby, Dave Binkel-. Mrs. W. B. Celio has returned from Republican seebe: a Mrs. Hen: man, T, J. Kennedy, 'T. L. Hammill . San Francisco. . 1 William F His Resignation. Ragan. San Weansiso.F L ARBOG. AST Mrs, O. H. New Yor, September 20.—Secretary of eke reget : —! bs Peak age Ss has returned sient Hdd ah oe a ig 5 Be meyearph ‘ i phens, Fran ulmaine, J. : nd to. Alger coharns bis resignation at the Taafe, Frank R, Ridge. Joseph Maher of Mexico is here vi isit-, Repti Wiicaii Weld ike Palen President’s disposal. It was handedin. precinct No. 4—Maurice O’Connell, ing his brother William. > Guerin. wer about ten days,ago, but the fact has. M. Sproul, M. J. Brock, L. P Dunkley, ‘Assistant Postmaster Herbert Kitts ROVAL BAKING POWDER €O., NEW YORK. : For Sheriff, church this just been made Lane Pat Kenny, Joseph Kenny. is back from Sari Francisco. Hi i. ~Greeley. « Precinct No. 5—John Tierney, Thos. . Sydney Smith, the mining operator, . —— D, B. GETCE El L. Emmanue J. Tierney, Pat Riley, R. F. Barty, Paul returned today from Mexico. city has ext Aguinaldo Makes Moratenr, William Kelleher, Thomas. M. Phelan of Shady creek is about 50 ‘CENTS: A WEEK Republican Nominee den of Bufl a Plain Statement. . Kelleher, William Larimer. recovered of his recent illness. Pq Te Oe its rector at Hills Flat Precinct—Thomas Hogan, . Charles Harris, shotgun messenger K As has si , September 20th—Aguinald ’ me j F or sssessor enemas Bina Aguinaldo. ~ » Dibble, Dan Conghlin Sr., Jerry . for Wells, Fargo & Oo. is seriously ill Furnished Rooms For Rent. , He recently Hurley, W. J. Morris, J. M.Hammill, . @t this city. : your or fivefurnished rooms, suitable for ey H. WI LHELM, to take up b Joseph MeGrath. T. BGray, the insurance man, has housekeeping, are offered for rent. Inquire’): 4% gu ee oe scenes. f Empire Precinct—George Mulroy, P. returned from a business trip to Yuba} of Mrs, P. A. Mills, on Main Street. N — _ f*. Smith, Con. Sallivan, F. F. Cassidy, . #4 Sutter counties. eS wanted: Republican ominee ) Con. Desmond, Eugene McCann, J. J. Misses May Thomas and Annette FE ° TY ea r The Grass Riley. a Butler of Grass Valley are visiting.Mrs. Several roorns, are Ryieoiy ee Ould he g x su oT; the Democr Buena Vista Precinct—Ed. Melarkey ,. Job Werry of this city. house, on Broad street. ‘ A.C COOKE. © taneous ané William Salisbury, P. F. King. J. Us Hastings of the mining firm of) *'!™ sourced iran te Pe Getchell w' hat such-reports are base, malicious Allison Ranch—D. T, Donovan, Pat . Poorman & Hastings arrived this mornFurnished House Wanted. election: — Joyce, Henry Roach, Eugene Fields. . ing from San Franciseoeae an ac Republican Nothesee “The sple' Cottage Hill—D. Bilderback, H. M,. Mrs, L. White returned yesterday urnished house 07 TY tnd strength he Bayne, S. Wiley, B. F. Wiley. rome Fat Francisco. Mrs. Oliver HinkApply at ‘nis oflee. aes st iw For Supt. of Schools, nominating NEVADA TOWNSHIP. ey, her sister, came up with her. oe aaa he is very peal of the Filipinos for release from. yw. .4n Wo. 1, 64 ballots cast Mr.and’Mrs: has. Lb. Miller, Mrs. Mrs. C. M. aie W. J. ROGERS. snighn evs the oppression and cruelty of Spain-. pected D. J ‘Conghiin John Rafter, Oscar Hill and Miss Carrie Driesbach, . a5 pronght up with her from San. Franhave to non [ . * 9 ’ * 3 . . The relations bet#een our people and . William Giffin, Dr. A. H. Tickell, B. 8. inlay ea Jom, went. to. Ran. #ran pont pe happiest eS et aes Republican Nominee ae Mr. Rector, E. M. McKinlay. j.w hice th foul ietor . Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking E : Di at A : ORIOL OF vee of the most friendly natare, and cee nie cite ated outs Wee ee en te tecaniegit Mee nent nee ee {mi6-tf) or District Attorney, "Extend! ‘be of the most friendly nature, and we ‘ of the Wisconsin hotel in Grass Valley, Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. : en ed T. 8. Ford, David Holland, Thomas op ; be arnn RNa B WER Phe have withdrawn our forces from the RK was a visitor to the county.seat today E. B. POWER. The deci a _ . Coreoran, Walter Jauch, L. P. Schmidt suburbs of Manila as additional evi-. 4 Gallagher. with his wife. Napa to t dence of our confidence in the AmeriNevada No 8, 28 ballots cast. Electne A. Bostwick, Cae ee AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY Perfecti De where the G ak Relic. oe. ¥ tak CB Clarke, Beweall ne aco oitan Peaceea ar —Is— ertection = bayagstiticgr Butler, James M. Foley, Clarence Orzh pany Pe ee meek ferup to-8 gat rived here last evening. S Q 9 in Brewing will have a . Nevada No. 4,88 ballota cast. Elect-. -.w ror Vinstoia City on a visit to rela is Reached. Cont to w ‘At Richmond. ad fi —. Ji ds Schmidt; G-JoL Fives, Bho will bo Room pated by Wer And As Cheap As Pine. a : pre i. re NARRAGANSETT, Prer, September 20.— . . anster, Johu Dunnicliff, Frank Wilmother, who has been visiting heré for Ss law he mak ; i A semen some time. ’ ; : The faneral of Miss Winnie Davis,. Willow Valley—W.B. Celio, A.Me-. * Corporal J. H. Austin of © , All modern houses Hnished vith it{RUH STALLER S general opi daughter of the late Jefferson Davis, . Cambridge, W. Bluett, C. Hartman, J. clea os ike ra nah caning a reversed. will take place at Richmond, Virginia. . Hussey. l Genuine ete aii ‘itera thee: us : “GILT EDGE” A Ne Z Selby Ftat—Bernard F. Mooney, J. effects of his recent illness and has a THE BEST OF sna LUMBER, MILL if ; Alexande sieeny Bator. ee iia, nigga aie ad IND MINE Tou,” . ISTEAM BEER peg The British Weekly ought tb tiave a a aldwin, George At Carson, Nevada, this evening, Rev. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. ; here super ger, Ben Bost, Joseph Kitts. : CVAGARVK EYRE RYRULV EEE given the name of that Americaneditor. — ndian Flat—A. W: Herring George R. Davis and his wife, who used . é city with a who, it says, was invited by a New York Bre = to reside in'this city where Mr. Davis TOWLE BROS. CO., There are other Beers, Bat for fire it heiress of a literary turn to hear ex-. . , Swen aeaik a was rector.of the Episcopal church, will . so rendered t tracts from her manuscript novel. Un-. _Boca— ames McDonald, Fi A, . celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of GILT EDGE and impro' fortunately he had been up till 4 a. m. Williams, Thomas O’Donuell. their wedding. Lame gs cals > IS PURE. of the city. and the delightful musical contralto of Truckee No. 1—William Keenan,. ‘T. O. Plunkett Jr. of Tuscarora, NeSHAW & BOWMAN, get the be his hostess soothed his rasped nerves Charles Hope William O'Neill, C. Me-} vada, is on his way to Saratoga Springs, — in the rate so that he had difficulty iv keeping his Govern, Frank Kearney, Francis Fin-. New York, to visit the old home of his Dentists. WHEELIH AN BROS. head from drooping forward. Presently . [88M 8. B, Pope. father and mother and of his aunt, Mrs. . omice in Odd Fellows Building, Broa ccs 29 : Axehts An Unac he came to himself with a start, and Trackee No. 2—S. §. Ferguson, W. Nellie F. Bond, of this city. -“Teau” is Nevada City, Cal. Grass Valley. Last Tht found himself quite alone. An elecH, Hill, Julius Adolph, I. F. Harvey,. a brother of our townsman, W. D. ping PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY 2 a Sa seventeen tric light was burning in the hall and ne Seigel, John Sherritt. W. F. . Plankett. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. Leave orders at Giffin’s cig he burried out to look at his watch, . WUEgIe. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY pate appeared a Tt was 12:30; he had been sleeping three Overton—T. J. Giffin. BORN. G lenbrook S aloon not since t hours and a half. He went softly and "WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ° ———SSS Sen ‘ ar. take away humbly down stairs and the butler let. Washington—David Johnson, D. P. At Nevada City, September 18, 1899, New : Vegetable, JOE CONROY, Proprietor. sonal effe him out without a word or a smile.) Stewart, Johnson Leonard, Coleman to the wife of J. A. McKenzie, a son. Pine Street, Nevada City. . Boardman Since that day, though he ire a let-. Thornton. FRUIT i ried about ter of apology, he has received no com-. Maybert—Charl ea ea : ; figs r arles Belden, Henry R. ne Solicitors Wanted, . Juha Ken pone J Lad Gentlemen, f Gir ll the eases on vast a peune BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Sunset POULTRY STORE. . .tivenile Books for, roe aeetate John Ke “North Bloomfield—William Landri; ; sot hae fons boot a Er hook clnrmieg, depee gan, J. J. Sugbrue, J. H. O'Connor, « . Chas. W. Kam&Co. tle to $2. grey ore range trom Journal. e = e , each ove wing serenade nr pene Eiger we onmnin . AP TDA COL . ptnnstteintcnne rm] Sh a a ae mr ¢. and not cause a wrinkle in her dignity Relief Hill—H. T. Larsen, N. Jepsen, . © : that they have opened a golden harvest for sure "Kise Be rg oe : sithes, ‘the atchisod “Globe saga pri t< sere WILL BE First-Class Store in the Transcript-Block, . siren wich samples four books free. ph y : ILL B Outfit with samples of four books Hg them: “By tying sand paper about h Columbia Hill—P. H. Brophy, John Where they will keep constantly on hand the Send twelve 2 cent rane for paying pa LOVGEY ‘ em: y ty ng. , paps er Conghtin best of only of the tage alone. Drop all ok preciate a ankles an Atchison girl produces the : meee med Nov. a . st Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. and olver Saul 9 month with cme eXclusive : : t. same effect as by buying an expensive EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Please give us a call. CERN, Se VENILE D DEPT., CHICAGO. ad oe Ss silk dress. The pieces of sand paper. Graniteville—J. M. Ballard, P. 8. BETWEEN: —_——— rub together and sound just like a $42 . Waldron, E. Poage. — rm al has the switch and rasLITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. an Franti and New Orleans pare = tee oa TAT LAGAAALLGUGAAALGGQADLGGALLAGAL AA == Walter McLeod. Sunset Route—-Southern Pacific Co. naa How’s This? Lowell Hill—Frank Maguire, D. G. —o—0—0--000-000 _0—-0--@ ; ons ties We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. Levee. Sti RAGA RST SE Leave SAN FRANCISCO it. They ward for any case of Catarrh that can ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS : : A E rig on th not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Indian Springs—Paddy Campbell, A. Leave LOS ANGELES : 4 4 F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.} Y, Brown, W. T. Robinson. WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS ; a We, the undersigned, have known F.} Rough and Ready—William Torpie,. ¢@-0-O-0-0-0--00-0" 0-0-0 Pe John G Ohaney for ths last 15 years, and beCareyManion, Henry wither 0. .a. Commencing about the same date a 72 ( 5 A N Dp v4 eee lieve him pertectly bonorable in’ all . Single, Jamés Hackett. Limited” Train, similar in equipment ® . A \ & P B! bb business transactions and financially Pleasant Ridge—W. oa George . and character to Sunset Limited, will ; ee a Cae ’ able tovarry out any ubligations made . Hodkins, R. W. McKinney. be run semi-weekly between Los AnAT ; 5 a me by their firm. Spenceyille-W. H. Jackson, Otto . geles, St. Louis and Chicago, through psoas West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Woehier, B. F, Ross. El Paso, Forth Worth and Texarkana. : ‘ Rios tats at Toledo, O. Mooney Fidt—_B. J. Corrigan, M. J. 4 through San Francisco-Chicago car ) ’ q : WALDING, KINNAN & Marnin, Whole-. O’Connor. will be a part, of this train’s equipment. q It was Byes tiene apie 0 : BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. QESHSE SESH S OOOO P OP OO HOD reas site ® a Hibbitt’s Vs tarrh Cure is taken intern-Cherokee—Kerr Phelan, Jas. Hughes (MF Ask S. P. Co. Agents for more a street, y ally, acting directly upon the blood ’ ¢ I ; ‘ bolt John Brophy. omplete nformation. Full Suit up and mucous surfaces of the system. " 5, Pe i iri u uit, $1.75, the Fal French Corral—G. N. Beard, Henry . s ‘Testimonials sent free. Price 7Be. F. Smith Jd. R. DAVI Ss, Full Sui quoted Hall’s Family Pills are the vest. a ‘3 a uit, $2, nie ‘Teacher of” Vovat ee Instrumentat\ New Suit es $1 5 Of PRES nee : Wak usic, ’ By £35 (ae Ww AG ENTS WwW Also Chora] and Orchestral Director. . ee Spot Ca °ANTED Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and other Grant Suit, $2lov yee Ip Visease = sacri Capea agent ak fe low Pe im In Every County to Gauls, the Gi eat Popuet ee i etn / Little Girl the Victim — She Took a lar Demand for’ fh renewing ike phan hace = bend cae vom age DEAR LADIES: This day we have placed: a lot of E. / bape ' Few Bottles of Hood's Sarsapa. ot _ . pebwanlly_at hishomein NorthSan Juan, or. Cheap Fall Suits in our Large Windo B/ i America’s War For. Humanity) =o Hr=8ersteciss . the price. 3 a ome “My little girl became afflicted with Ww. W. WAGGONER, P ta ying up — _— -— seers pape cont TOL.D IN PICTURE ~* sty Engineer and Surveyor. THEY ARE ALL W, ; , : EPUTY U. S. MINBRAL SURVEYOR J » ®® AND STORY D"ofticezin ttorgan & Roberts’ BI THEY the affected limb. When she got up she : ved City a so een nas EY ARE ALL HANDSOME, ° e . eae Limed @imet a THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. on : t e want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and pened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsa; 2asuit. Be parilla Calendars and on one of the slips SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS JOHN JEFFERIES ey of in mind, a full suit. i N Wishes to inform the 1 a on severe case of hip disease by Hood’s SarOf Manet ly that he has for sale Staines Si NEW GOODS com dail parilla. I decided to give thie mediate . . the most bellliantly, writte most pro. __ Fifty Tons’ of First-Class Lime, ing in daily. Every 1 train _ brings . to my daughter and when she had ly and artistically illustra and most} Which he will sell a new lot. , ‘ aa iar boo ‘ will sell at the lowest prices. popes, taken three bottles her appetite was nen pas — r vane gy the subject of the} For sale at Geo. E. Turner's hard Cloth excellent and she looked quite well and store. ‘ions Respectfully ) dolla was very much strengthened. She has He is also ready to take ae ee ee et one alah 200 Superb Illustrations From [atl kinds of brick. ok a Sor befor months and waiks to school every day.” Photographs walks. MAHER & CO. where a! ae a es His Prices for First-Class Work are ‘. Hood’s Sarsaparilla . srmstine Beles Bt ring fea The Lowest: See our $1.75 and $2 _ while in cur winNot Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. foe, description, terms and territory at psec ; dow. ‘ delici Nevada County Directory. ~ ‘ ; are y N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., Copies of the Névada County Directory ean a ral qian ~_ PEE ae

= ve Pj pa br of hi HT OOD Aha Oe ae aA Om ee en ee a THE TRANSORS PT. TUESDAY.. .. _ SEPT, 20, 1898. ammael Published every evening except Sesiays 2 yi ,0l Holtda: lays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKING. A GREAT VICTORY AHEAD. f Nevad ty oe The Republicans of Nevada county Rev. Wm. C. Gray Goes to have every reason to congratulate themselves on the political outlook. Their ticket from top to bottom is one calculated to inspire them to the. most enthasiastic and determined efforts. The 8 ate ticket is the strongest they have put forward in years, meeting. as it does with their unanimous approval, and many 4 Democrat will be pleased to cast his ‘ballot for Neff, Ford and) McFarland for old friendship’s sake. Frank Ryan will have the solid backing of his party as Congressman. The county ticket does not present a weak spot. It is fairly apportioned to the various parts of the county, was honestly nominated, and every man upon it is worthy the confidence of his party and of the people. Perfect harmony prevails in the ranks. There are no sore-heads to placate, no knife-wielders to watch, But the Republicans of the county should not make the mistake of sleeping on their arms. -They should continue alert and industrious. They have a keen aad experienced foe to dea) with. For years the Democracy has fought an up-hill fight. Yet time and again it has snatched victory from the jaws ofdefeat, because of the overconfidence of the Republican party. It is as cunning aiid persistent a foe this year as in the years gone by, but if the Republicans have learned well the lessons of the past they will find when the vote is counted on the eighth day of next November that they have relegated it to the private walks of life for some time.to come. Cauirornia has “Our Jim” the pugilist, “Our Jim” the Governor, and now the Popocrats are going to try to jam another Jim down our throats. Ii won’t go. We’ve had enongh Jim Jams the past four years.—Folsom Telegraph. BRIEF MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments. of Local Interest. Robin Hood. Woodpecker cigars. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Plans are being drawn for a twenty-. age to property will amonnt to over stamp mill for the Texas mine. For the finest mixed drinks in town 813-tf. The roads throughout the county are The San Pedro Breakwater, . munication from the heiress. Los ANGELES, September 20.—H. P. Neu, a member of the Chicago firm) man can tie to a Kansas girl’ with the having the contract to build the Gov-. utmost confidence in her preservation go to Joe Conroy’s Pine street. d ep with dust and teamsters are pray: ing for rain. ‘The forest fires in the neighboring country are about burned out and the atmosphere is again clear. M. L, & D. Marsh are supplying the Electric Power Company with 60,000 feet of lumber for their new dam and power house. The City of Paris Dry Goods ComPLUCKY OFFICER'S . : Refuses to Give re Up Ais Prisoner’. Rev. Phelps, Late of San Francisco, “BOW STAND. su is to Truckee: Ofiials ——_———Flodesto. to Take the Methodist Pastorate tere. He Stood Off Truckee’s Officers TRUCKEE, September 20—When the. makes a statement in which he says the train having on board Charles H. Cad-. Philippine government desires to inwallader, the Indiana bank wrecker, . form the American government and arrived here, local. officers were ready . people, in view of so many ramors beto take him away fromthe Indiana . ing circulated regarding the strained officer on a writ of habeas corpus. The . relations between the people of the officer handcuffed himself and his pris-. Philippines and the American people, oner together and with his revolver cov. ¢ ering the Truckee officérs held them at . slanders of the enémy to both ‘parties ; bay and succeeded in getting out of the . are without any trath and circulated’ State with his man for whom he held . for the purpose of preventing the apextradition ee Methodist “Conference Pactric Grove, September 20.—The M. E. conference has made the following appointments for the ensuing year: Rev. J. Phelps, late of the California street M. E. church in San Francisco, to Nevada City; Rev. W.C. Gray, late of Nevada City, to Modesto; Rev. E R. To Be Buried Willis, eturned to Grass Valley. Has Resigned His Position. San FRANCISCO, September 20.—Bert Schlessinger, Deputy United States District Attorney, has resigned his position for the reason that he is a candidate for Superior Judge on the Democratic ticket and wishes to make the usual campaign. Fifty Thousand ; Are Homeless. Barpapores, September 20.—Full reports of the desolation and destruction caused by the recent terrific hurricane say that fifty thousand people were rendered homeless and that the damone million dollars. ernment breakwater at San Pedro har bor, has arrived here. The work o building will begin soon, but only a small force will be employed until nex pany of San Francisco has opened for. April, when it is expected employmen a few days, at the National Exchange . wij] be given to 200 men. hotel, an elegant line of the latest a4 styles in Fall and Winter millinery, tailor suits, furs and ladies’ and Mrs. Bostwick, who is in charge, cordially invites the wraps, ta children’s underwear. ladies to call. 820-tf On the tenth of next month the Excélsior Whist@lub will celebrate the . churches where high Government offitenth anniversary of the organization. There will be a re-union of the mem-. the War Department and charge that bers and ex-members. At last night’s 5 meeting at H. L. Cooper’s residence Mrs. F. Zeitler and ©. J. Brand wou the first prize, while Mrs. Geo. F. half nursed. They are strong in their Jacobs and ©. P. Loughridge got the . denunciation of those who are respou“booby.” —_—_—__ +060 Publicity is Capital. A manufacturer who has been continuously advertising more than thirty “TI advertise to be years said recently: known—to keep known. want my representatives to enter factory in California or Illinois, and on benefit of the family of Henry Hildepresenting his card be met with the. brand, who was murdered by the Hos‘I never heard of your house;. pital Steward Rosser of the 1st Tenneshow long have you been in business ?’ 1 i We recognize that publicity is capital, sce. Last night the smognt 's J and we spend thousands of dollars to keep our house before the public, and our salesmen have a great advantage General Merritt ga over rivals who do not see the value of query: publicity.” ~2@e 7Oe A Felony Case. Acting District Attorney Riley and Miss Flora Holbrook, the short-hand reporter, went to Washington today to conduct the preliminary hearing in an assault case of the felony class. The will make a visit to the old homestead at Woodstock and probably follow the . was « testimonial telling of a cure of matter was set for this afternoon. . ——— Native Sons, Attention. The regular ‘meeting of Hydraulic! Well Equipped Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, Geo. F. Aparr, Pres. E. J. Morean, Bec'yHouse and Lot For Sale. Situated on Main street in good loany flag. Appointments . yours have been and will continue to I employ salesmen to sell my goods. I do not each of the regiments at the Presidio Preachers Arraign the War Department. WASHINGTON, September 20—Pulpits are taking up thé army scandals in cials worship. ‘The preachers attack the American soldiers at Santiago were half clothed, half fed, half doctored and sible for this deplorable state of affairs. Subscriptions For a Soldier’s Family. San Franoisco, September 20th —In R collections-are-being taken up. for the subscribed had reached $2400. To Be Married. Woopstock, Vt., September 20.—GenPeace Commission to Paris. the Avarenda sailed for Fortress Mon eral Merritt will go from the Philipseven weeks the doctor applied weights to pines to Chicago to marry Miss Laura was not able to walk across the floor. She ©. Williams, daughter of Norman Wilhad lost all her strength and day by day liams, formerly of Woodstock. They . she became thinner. One day I hapNaval Expedition. %. Wasninaton, September 20th.—The . 9° advance guard of the naval expedition Mrs. G. A. LaRoss, Oroville, Cal. to Honolulu ‘started yesterday when roe. She is one of the four colliers. Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $5. cality, Will be sold at your owp price. 916-2t Inquire at this office. i that will keep the big battleships Oreood’ are the only pills to take gon and Iowa supplied with coal ow ni s Pills waneue 2% ST. LOUIS, MO., or NEW YORE CITY ' Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office SA Armee bli Se eS ee aaa Bt USt NBARLY COMPLETE. PERSONAL POINTERS. . frmema acters cee amet Poltticl THE addition to these the warships will ee ant y atlr . : seh jed by the Celtic.and Iris, : ng tcrcuk biti & vetnanaor ost mh Men Who Will Partcipte in’ A Daily Chronicle of the Doing of Ol SN, TURSDAY pply ship and the latter a distilling Saturday's Democratic Convention. and Young. sane ce gees vessel. The capacity of these vessels GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Wm. H. Andrews is home from the, Repub ican ominee_ : GRAS enormous and Mr. Allen, acting Sec. . Precinct No, 1—George _Fletcher. Bay. For Réco i tary, says the szpadition witl be the . Geore E. Mainhart Jr., George Carson M. 1. Mafsh lias come home from the W ae “ 4 George Mainhart, Fred Morgan, James State Fair. R R fe "s best equipped that ever sailed ander . -pernallack: x ae Wii’ McKinlay Jr. has returned rrom. . OHN E A Day see Precinct No.2—G.W. Hobby, H. J,. an Francisco. ; Stewart, J. W. Shelby, Dave Binkel-. Mrs. W. B. Celio has returned from Republican seebe: a Mrs. Hen:

man, T, J. Kennedy, 'T. L. Hammill . San Francisco. . 1 William F His Resignation. Ragan. San Weansiso.F L ARBOG. AST Mrs, O. H. New Yor, September 20.—Secretary of eke reget : —! bs Peak age Ss has returned sient Hdd ah oe a ig 5 Be meyearph ‘ i phens, Fran ulmaine, J. : nd to. Alger coharns bis resignation at the Taafe, Frank R, Ridge. Joseph Maher of Mexico is here vi isit-, Repti Wiicaii Weld ike Palen President’s disposal. It was handedin. precinct No. 4—Maurice O’Connell, ing his brother William. > Guerin. wer about ten days,ago, but the fact has. M. Sproul, M. J. Brock, L. P Dunkley, ‘Assistant Postmaster Herbert Kitts ROVAL BAKING POWDER €O., NEW YORK. : For Sheriff, church this just been made Lane Pat Kenny, Joseph Kenny. is back from Sari Francisco. Hi i. ~Greeley. « Precinct No. 5—John Tierney, Thos. . Sydney Smith, the mining operator, . —— D, B. GETCE El L. Emmanue J. Tierney, Pat Riley, R. F. Barty, Paul returned today from Mexico. city has ext Aguinaldo Makes Moratenr, William Kelleher, Thomas. M. Phelan of Shady creek is about 50 ‘CENTS: A WEEK Republican Nominee den of Bufl a Plain Statement. . Kelleher, William Larimer. recovered of his recent illness. Pq Te Oe its rector at Hills Flat Precinct—Thomas Hogan, . Charles Harris, shotgun messenger K As has si , September 20th—Aguinald ’ me j F or sssessor enemas Bina Aguinaldo. ~ » Dibble, Dan Conghlin Sr., Jerry . for Wells, Fargo & Oo. is seriously ill Furnished Rooms For Rent. , He recently Hurley, W. J. Morris, J. M.Hammill, . @t this city. : your or fivefurnished rooms, suitable for ey H. WI LHELM, to take up b Joseph MeGrath. T. BGray, the insurance man, has housekeeping, are offered for rent. Inquire’): 4% gu ee oe scenes. f Empire Precinct—George Mulroy, P. returned from a business trip to Yuba} of Mrs, P. A. Mills, on Main Street. N — _ f*. Smith, Con. Sallivan, F. F. Cassidy, . #4 Sutter counties. eS wanted: Republican ominee ) Con. Desmond, Eugene McCann, J. J. Misses May Thomas and Annette FE ° TY ea r The Grass Riley. a Butler of Grass Valley are visiting.Mrs. Several roorns, are Ryieoiy ee Ould he g x su oT; the Democr Buena Vista Precinct—Ed. Melarkey ,. Job Werry of this city. house, on Broad street. ‘ A.C COOKE. © taneous ané William Salisbury, P. F. King. J. Us Hastings of the mining firm of) *'!™ sourced iran te Pe Getchell w' hat such-reports are base, malicious Allison Ranch—D. T, Donovan, Pat . Poorman & Hastings arrived this mornFurnished House Wanted. election: — Joyce, Henry Roach, Eugene Fields. . ing from San Franciseoeae an ac Republican Nothesee “The sple' Cottage Hill—D. Bilderback, H. M,. Mrs, L. White returned yesterday urnished house 07 TY tnd strength he Bayne, S. Wiley, B. F. Wiley. rome Fat Francisco. Mrs. Oliver HinkApply at ‘nis oflee. aes st iw For Supt. of Schools, nominating NEVADA TOWNSHIP. ey, her sister, came up with her. oe aaa he is very peal of the Filipinos for release from. yw. .4n Wo. 1, 64 ballots cast Mr.and’Mrs: has. Lb. Miller, Mrs. Mrs. C. M. aie W. J. ROGERS. snighn evs the oppression and cruelty of Spain-. pected D. J ‘Conghiin John Rafter, Oscar Hill and Miss Carrie Driesbach, . a5 pronght up with her from San. Franhave to non [ . * 9 ’ * 3 . . The relations bet#een our people and . William Giffin, Dr. A. H. Tickell, B. 8. inlay ea Jom, went. to. Ran. #ran pont pe happiest eS et aes Republican Nominee ae Mr. Rector, E. M. McKinlay. j.w hice th foul ietor . Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking E : Di at A : ORIOL OF vee of the most friendly natare, and cee nie cite ated outs Wee ee en te tecaniegit Mee nent nee ee {mi6-tf) or District Attorney, "Extend! ‘be of the most friendly nature, and we ‘ of the Wisconsin hotel in Grass Valley, Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. : en ed T. 8. Ford, David Holland, Thomas op ; be arnn RNa B WER Phe have withdrawn our forces from the RK was a visitor to the county.seat today E. B. POWER. The deci a _ . Coreoran, Walter Jauch, L. P. Schmidt suburbs of Manila as additional evi-. 4 Gallagher. with his wife. Napa to t dence of our confidence in the AmeriNevada No 8, 28 ballots cast. Electne A. Bostwick, Cae ee AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY Perfecti De where the G ak Relic. oe. ¥ tak CB Clarke, Beweall ne aco oitan Peaceea ar —Is— ertection = bayagstiticgr Butler, James M. Foley, Clarence Orzh pany Pe ee meek ferup to-8 gat rived here last evening. S Q 9 in Brewing will have a . Nevada No. 4,88 ballota cast. Elect-. -.w ror Vinstoia City on a visit to rela is Reached. Cont to w ‘At Richmond. ad fi —. Ji ds Schmidt; G-JoL Fives, Bho will bo Room pated by Wer And As Cheap As Pine. a : pre i. re NARRAGANSETT, Prer, September 20.— . . anster, Johu Dunnicliff, Frank Wilmother, who has been visiting heré for Ss law he mak ; i A semen some time. ’ ; : The faneral of Miss Winnie Davis,. Willow Valley—W.B. Celio, A.Me-. * Corporal J. H. Austin of © , All modern houses Hnished vith it{RUH STALLER S general opi daughter of the late Jefferson Davis, . Cambridge, W. Bluett, C. Hartman, J. clea os ike ra nah caning a reversed. will take place at Richmond, Virginia. . Hussey. l Genuine ete aii ‘itera thee: us : “GILT EDGE” A Ne Z Selby Ftat—Bernard F. Mooney, J. effects of his recent illness and has a THE BEST OF sna LUMBER, MILL if ; Alexande sieeny Bator. ee iia, nigga aie ad IND MINE Tou,” . ISTEAM BEER peg The British Weekly ought tb tiave a a aldwin, George At Carson, Nevada, this evening, Rev. Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. ; here super ger, Ben Bost, Joseph Kitts. : CVAGARVK EYRE RYRULV EEE given the name of that Americaneditor. — ndian Flat—A. W: Herring George R. Davis and his wife, who used . é city with a who, it says, was invited by a New York Bre = to reside in'this city where Mr. Davis TOWLE BROS. CO., There are other Beers, Bat for fire it heiress of a literary turn to hear ex-. . , Swen aeaik a was rector.of the Episcopal church, will . so rendered t tracts from her manuscript novel. Un-. _Boca— ames McDonald, Fi A, . celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of GILT EDGE and impro' fortunately he had been up till 4 a. m. Williams, Thomas O’Donuell. their wedding. Lame gs cals > IS PURE. of the city. and the delightful musical contralto of Truckee No. 1—William Keenan,. ‘T. O. Plunkett Jr. of Tuscarora, NeSHAW & BOWMAN, get the be his hostess soothed his rasped nerves Charles Hope William O'Neill, C. Me-} vada, is on his way to Saratoga Springs, — in the rate so that he had difficulty iv keeping his Govern, Frank Kearney, Francis Fin-. New York, to visit the old home of his Dentists. WHEELIH AN BROS. head from drooping forward. Presently . [88M 8. B, Pope. father and mother and of his aunt, Mrs. . omice in Odd Fellows Building, Broa ccs 29 : Axehts An Unac he came to himself with a start, and Trackee No. 2—S. §. Ferguson, W. Nellie F. Bond, of this city. -“Teau” is Nevada City, Cal. Grass Valley. Last Tht found himself quite alone. An elecH, Hill, Julius Adolph, I. F. Harvey,. a brother of our townsman, W. D. ping PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY 2 a Sa seventeen tric light was burning in the hall and ne Seigel, John Sherritt. W. F. . Plankett. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. Leave orders at Giffin’s cig he burried out to look at his watch, . WUEgIe. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY pate appeared a Tt was 12:30; he had been sleeping three Overton—T. J. Giffin. BORN. G lenbrook S aloon not since t hours and a half. He went softly and "WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ° ———SSS Sen ‘ ar. take away humbly down stairs and the butler let. Washington—David Johnson, D. P. At Nevada City, September 18, 1899, New : Vegetable, JOE CONROY, Proprietor. sonal effe him out without a word or a smile.) Stewart, Johnson Leonard, Coleman to the wife of J. A. McKenzie, a son. Pine Street, Nevada City. . Boardman Since that day, though he ire a let-. Thornton. FRUIT i ried about ter of apology, he has received no com-. Maybert—Charl ea ea : ; figs r arles Belden, Henry R. ne Solicitors Wanted, . Juha Ken pone J Lad Gentlemen, f Gir ll the eases on vast a peune BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Sunset POULTRY STORE. . .tivenile Books for, roe aeetate John Ke “North Bloomfield—William Landri; ; sot hae fons boot a Er hook clnrmieg, depee gan, J. J. Sugbrue, J. H. O'Connor, « . Chas. W. Kam&Co. tle to $2. grey ore range trom Journal. e = e , each ove wing serenade nr pene Eiger we onmnin . AP TDA COL . ptnnstteintcnne rm] Sh a a ae mr ¢. and not cause a wrinkle in her dignity Relief Hill—H. T. Larsen, N. Jepsen, . © : that they have opened a golden harvest for sure "Kise Be rg oe : sithes, ‘the atchisod “Globe saga pri t< sere WILL BE First-Class Store in the Transcript-Block, . siren wich samples four books free. ph y : ILL B Outfit with samples of four books Hg them: “By tying sand paper about h Columbia Hill—P. H. Brophy, John Where they will keep constantly on hand the Send twelve 2 cent rane for paying pa LOVGEY ‘ em: y ty ng. , paps er Conghtin best of only of the tage alone. Drop all ok preciate a ankles an Atchison girl produces the : meee med Nov. a . st Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. and olver Saul 9 month with cme eXclusive : : t. same effect as by buying an expensive EUREKA TOWNSHIP. Please give us a call. CERN, Se VENILE D DEPT., CHICAGO. ad oe Ss silk dress. The pieces of sand paper. Graniteville—J. M. Ballard, P. 8. BETWEEN: —_——— rub together and sound just like a $42 . Waldron, E. Poage. — rm al has the switch and rasLITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. an Franti and New Orleans pare = tee oa TAT LAGAAALLGUGAAALGGQADLGGALLAGAL AA == Walter McLeod. Sunset Route—-Southern Pacific Co. naa How’s This? Lowell Hill—Frank Maguire, D. G. —o—0—0--000-000 _0—-0--@ ; ons ties We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. Levee. Sti RAGA RST SE Leave SAN FRANCISCO it. They ward for any case of Catarrh that can ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS : : A E rig on th not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Indian Springs—Paddy Campbell, A. Leave LOS ANGELES : 4 4 F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.} Y, Brown, W. T. Robinson. WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS ; a We, the undersigned, have known F.} Rough and Ready—William Torpie,. ¢@-0-O-0-0-0--00-0" 0-0-0 Pe John G Ohaney for ths last 15 years, and beCareyManion, Henry wither 0. .a. Commencing about the same date a 72 ( 5 A N Dp v4 eee lieve him pertectly bonorable in’ all . Single, Jamés Hackett. Limited” Train, similar in equipment ® . A \ & P B! bb business transactions and financially Pleasant Ridge—W. oa George . and character to Sunset Limited, will ; ee a Cae ’ able tovarry out any ubligations made . Hodkins, R. W. McKinney. be run semi-weekly between Los AnAT ; 5 a me by their firm. Spenceyille-W. H. Jackson, Otto . geles, St. Louis and Chicago, through psoas West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Woehier, B. F, Ross. El Paso, Forth Worth and Texarkana. : ‘ Rios tats at Toledo, O. Mooney Fidt—_B. J. Corrigan, M. J. 4 through San Francisco-Chicago car ) ’ q : WALDING, KINNAN & Marnin, Whole-. O’Connor. will be a part, of this train’s equipment. q It was Byes tiene apie 0 : BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. QESHSE SESH S OOOO P OP OO HOD reas site ® a Hibbitt’s Vs tarrh Cure is taken intern-Cherokee—Kerr Phelan, Jas. Hughes (MF Ask S. P. Co. Agents for more a street, y ally, acting directly upon the blood ’ ¢ I ; ‘ bolt John Brophy. omplete nformation. Full Suit up and mucous surfaces of the system. " 5, Pe i iri u uit, $1.75, the Fal French Corral—G. N. Beard, Henry . s ‘Testimonials sent free. Price 7Be. F. Smith Jd. R. DAVI Ss, Full Sui quoted Hall’s Family Pills are the vest. a ‘3 a uit, $2, nie ‘Teacher of” Vovat ee Instrumentat\ New Suit es $1 5 Of PRES nee : Wak usic, ’ By £35 (ae Ww AG ENTS WwW Also Chora] and Orchestral Director. . ee Spot Ca °ANTED Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and other Grant Suit, $2lov yee Ip Visease = sacri Capea agent ak fe low Pe im In Every County to Gauls, the Gi eat Popuet ee i etn / Little Girl the Victim — She Took a lar Demand for’ fh renewing ike phan hace = bend cae vom age DEAR LADIES: This day we have placed: a lot of E. / bape ' Few Bottles of Hood's Sarsapa. ot _ . pebwanlly_at hishomein NorthSan Juan, or. Cheap Fall Suits in our Large Windo B/ i America’s War For. Humanity) =o Hr=8ersteciss . the price. 3 a ome “My little girl became afflicted with Ww. W. WAGGONER, P ta ying up — _— -— seers pape cont TOL.D IN PICTURE ~* sty Engineer and Surveyor. THEY ARE ALL W, ; , : EPUTY U. S. MINBRAL SURVEYOR J » ®® AND STORY D"ofticezin ttorgan & Roberts’ BI THEY the affected limb. When she got up she : ved City a so een nas EY ARE ALL HANDSOME, ° e . eae Limed @imet a THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. on : t e want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and pened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsa; 2asuit. Be parilla Calendars and on one of the slips SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS JOHN JEFFERIES ey of in mind, a full suit. i N Wishes to inform the 1 a on severe case of hip disease by Hood’s SarOf Manet ly that he has for sale Staines Si NEW GOODS com dail parilla. I decided to give thie mediate . . the most bellliantly, writte most pro. __ Fifty Tons’ of First-Class Lime, ing in daily. Every 1 train _ brings . to my daughter and when she had ly and artistically illustra and most} Which he will sell a new lot. , ‘ aa iar boo ‘ will sell at the lowest prices. popes, taken three bottles her appetite was nen pas — r vane gy the subject of the} For sale at Geo. E. Turner's hard Cloth excellent and she looked quite well and store. ‘ions Respectfully ) dolla was very much strengthened. She has He is also ready to take ae ee ee et one alah 200 Superb Illustrations From [atl kinds of brick. ok a Sor befor months and waiks to school every day.” Photographs walks. MAHER & CO. where a! ae a es His Prices for First-Class Work are ‘. Hood’s Sarsaparilla . srmstine Beles Bt ring fea The Lowest: See our $1.75 and $2 _ while in cur winNot Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. foe, description, terms and territory at psec ; dow. ‘ delici Nevada County Directory. ~ ‘ ; are y N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., Copies of the Névada County Directory ean a ral qian ~_ PEE ae