September 26, 1899 (4 pages)

agen Our W ag See THE XN. P. BROW. Suse ——. Ant hony recently gave a very able adT UESDAY SEPT . dreas before the Alling class of young TRANSCRIPT. . 0UR VOTING ‘CONSTITURNCY. . ; Ik Nevada. City Woman Endorses Susan B, Anthony's Remarks. Eprron. TransoripT—Miss Susan B. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALEKING. 26, 18? d men in Central Presbyterian Obaureh, . Rochester, N. Y. There are in. Nevada . couaty many women (myself included } . cisco today to remain. ADVERTISE MINING CLAIMS. ‘and nota few men who will say amen — lo every sentiment she uttered. She A Manner in Which Miners Could Save} ia in part: Some Money “The oldmaxim that the fountain : . can rise no bigher than its head, is no Miners having @ mine or prospect . truer in the law of physics, than is the which they wish to bond or place apon \}.w of political ethics that the governthe market wocld do well to avail them. y,ant can be no higher or purer than pelves of the use of the local press, 8ay8 . {}ie majority of itsconstituents. Hence, the Calaveras Prospect. It is @ well. jy our city, state or national governknown fact that a poor man OF one of} p,snt is not what we wish, the remedy limited means cannot develop’ & mine} ;.,; not in securing new officials, but beyond a certain limit and must secure . now and larger numbers of real con. main idle. A smalicard, therefore, iu-. suurce bigher. serted in the local paper, giving inafew. “Js it not fair to assame that men words a concise statement of yout. a:one have done their best to purity property, will vost you only a trifle}and elevate the voting constituency ? monthly and may be the means of dis-. at any rate, shall not charge them posing of your mine at @ good profit,. with not having tried to do so. Yet independent of the middle-man who . today, aftera century and a quarter, usually takes more than the lion’s. the existence of new political parties share—often @ thousand times more . cq unstantly appearing to put down bribthan cost of advertising would be—for . ery, corruption and all sorts of disbonhis trouble, leaving a mere pittance for . @.ty in our government is proof of the the owner. Thus the capitalist bas . futility of. their efforts. been fleeced and the mine owner badly “For example, to carry @ certain skinned. Investors are beginning to . point—the putting down of the ReJearn this ard are getting very shy of; bellion, slavery was abolished. To these oily-tongued fellows. But since . porpetuate the life of the Republican . gnine owners keep the knowledge of . party and ensure the election of Gentheir mines a secret what else can 4. eal Grant, the black man was enfranstranger do but listen to them ?° Ths sie. So, to secure the moral betsale or bonding of a mine is su bject to! terment of the government, there must the same common sense business rule . pow be added a voting constituency to ae that governing the sule of real es-. bring ap the political scale. tate or other property. The real estate. “All men, native and foreign, white man uses printer’s ink with good re-. and black, rich and poor, educated and eults, why shouldn’t the miner ! If . ignorant, virtuous and vicious, outside the miners would do this and capitaF . the State prisons, idiot and lunatic asyists learned—which they would in ®. jums, are already voters. This new very short time—that by glancing over . b lance of power must come from the the local papers they could see for. ovher half of the people. Where is the themselves where available properties . hope that women’s voting: will bring are situated, without the assistance of . it? a guide whois often unscrupulous and “A very small portion of the occuwill “pull” for a certain property, re-. pants. of the police stations, poorgardiess of its merits, just because . houses, jails and prisons are women. there is a little more in it for him in the event of a sale, thousands of dollars would be saved both to the capitalist and mine owuer. Hundredsof mines are held in idle bondage for. tions are women. The vast majority of the members of churches, reform and literary associaAccording to statistics, three-foarthe of the members of -churehes-are_women and five-sixtbs A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old cisco today. from Washington. day to visit his brother. : returned from the north. mento visiting his parents. have returned from the Bay. have returned from Pike City. here soon on mining business. ton today after a brief visit here. North Bloomfield were here today. a * PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. Mies Georgie Saul went to San Fran. W.H. Mead arrived here last evening Howard Loveland went to San Fran-. ™ D. P. Stewart went to Downileville to. T, B. Gray, the insurance man, bas ‘George Walters is here from SacraMrs. D. Marsh and Miss Jessie Marsh Clarence Organ and Robert McLeod Congressman De Vries is expected E. T. BR. Powell.goes to Placer county John McBean returned to WashingEd. Dobbie and Frank Cummins of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cloudman of. t You Bet visited the county seat today. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holland have gone to San Francisco. where the lady will ye operated. on this week for a tumor. L. E. Heintzen and F. -Wyllie of Forest City arrived here late last evening: I. L. Rosenthal owner in the Obhampion and Delhi mines, returned to Sau Francisco today. : George Kayes, an employe at the California mine, is ill with pneumonia at the Union hotel in this city. C. J. Winstead, deputy sheriff of Sierra county, was in town last night vn bis way home from an official trip . to Folsom prison. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Lussier, Miss ee] Hickok and A, Putman of Sin Francisco arrived here this morning and are looking at our mines. Dr. A. GC. Hinkson, who has been visiting relatives here, will retarn to San Francisco Thursday to resume his. stndies at the Ooope: Medical Institute. B.F. Peterson, who is engaged with another party in prospecting for gravel near Blue Canyon, Placer county, has been in town for a couple of days past. T. B. Dillon, consulting engineer of the El Progresso and Del Monte minyears just because John Doe or Richard . or our teachers are women. Roe who has the bandiing of the prop“On the contrary, the men who are ing companies, left with bis family this noon for San Francisco. His visit was cut short by a telegram instructing Last evening’s Virginia City Chronicle says : electricity on the Comstock power has become an assured fact, frequent inquiry is mage as to whether the present hoist and pump plants can be operated with that energy. This query c1D be best answered by a visit to the Nevada the most obtuse miud that the pre3ent . ~ hoist and pump plants cannot be utilmost efforts, completely failed to over ized with electric energy. plantto be installed oa the ‘Truckee river near Floriston, Nevada county, will be transmitted by wire to electric motors either on the surface. or Sutro tunnel level of the Comstock lode, the same as the power by which the Nevada mill ie operated is transmitted by wire from the dynamo plant on. the Sutro tunnel level of the Cbollar inchine to the surface motors, which are contomorrow for a few days’ trip. nected with the mill mechinery by @ system of belting. The power for ran. ning Comstock hoist, mill and pumping machinery will be operated in the same way aud the present costly steam Mrs. E. Quick has returned to her . plants will be of no use whatever. home in Relief Hill after a visit here. be drained by simply putting the ends L. M.° Sukeforth left today for the! ofthe wires charged with electricity Alaska mine to work in the mill there-. 4nto the mine water. Pumps specially . adapted for being operated by electricoe ity will be installed and the machinery ; will be connected directly with the]. motor by belting. were married in Reno, and of this number all’ but 89 couple came from Oaliornia. : Outspeeded the Swallow. A swallow is considered one of the swiftest of fiying birds, and it was thought until a short time ago that vo . insect could escape it. A naturalist tells of ap exciting chase he saw between a swallow and a dragon fly, which is among the swiftest of insects. : ‘The insect flew with incredible speed and wheeled and dodged with such ease that the swallow, despite its utElectricity on the Comstock. ——— Since the introduction of ill where it.will become apparent to take and capture it. The power generated by the dynamo Glove Cutting. The cutters of the great glove houses at Brussels and in France earn even higher wages than the cutters of the most fashionable tailors in London and New York. 8o difficult is this art of cutting glovesthat most of the principal cutters are known to the trade by hame and by fame, and the peculfar knives which they use In the business are so highly prized that they are handed down from generation to generation as beirlooma. Probably nothing grows 80 monotonous as having & collector come around with the same old bill every month. It must not be inferred, however, Restores VITALITY, LosT ViGOR hat the flooded levels of the mines can NERVIT AND MANHO ‘OD Deep in leaty woodland bowers, ‘Pipe the throstle, finch and lark ! nna 2 Australia, {t 1s estimated, 18 capable of supporting at least 100,000,000 Iphabitants. Consumption is preventable? bas proven that, and also. that neglect is suicidal. can be.cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. guarantee for over fifty years. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Frrieae} THE BIRD'S PETITION. '. the recovery of ce tel Reno. He aleges that . ant promised to marry: and that in consideration ‘. mise he transferred to ber. property in Reno, besides. blown $6,000 in cash. The Denver Post tells that a Colas rado doctor carries a gun with. bi ee ee ae oe cogent! ate when he goes into the mounteins to Song is slain by joy unkind. see a patient, but rarely has the :occasion to use, The medicine usually does the work. Bright with undergrowth of flowers, estate in O’er the dappled mead and pool And in tangled lanes most cool, From the dewy dawn to dark, And they pipe-and never tire } . Songs as sweet as love’s desire. ¢ 3 Oft to me they seem to sing, On the branch or on the wing? “Jf you leave us space and sky, Room to nest and sing and fly, We will pipe for your delight, *#onor, then, our wide domain, Break not little hearts with paing 7 God who made the merry day Gave to us our roundelay, 4a And like honey laden bee, Or like wild winds made us free, Leave, then, leave us to. our song, Emery Sack CANNOT STAND Upright.” Neither can poor, weak, thin blood nourish and sustain : the. physiLeave and meads and flowers among.” . . cal system. Hood’s Sarsaparilia le the —Charles Lusted tp Gentleman’s —e purifier and true tonic for the " PE Renner bl i ae eae Hood’s Pills-are the favorite family cathartic. : é Td Do You Know Tell Your Sister, ~ A Beautiful Complexion is an im é bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, 8 healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Olover Root Tea: acts directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health, price25 cts.and 50 cts. tf. © Science The worst cold or cough Sold on positive For sale Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self¢ abuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. ewe By mail Oc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with & written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. J Since the first of the year 434 persons We are never rendered so ridiculous by qualities we possess, as by those which we aim at, or effect to have. al TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN : COLUMN. Experience keeps a dear school, bat fools will’ learu in no other. The eye of the master will do more work than both his hands. What maintains one vice would bring up two children. i The Bargain Center Ie the Racket Store. Fora few days we are runnfng the Wooden Bow! Sale. The best made; several sizes; large sizes, 800; smallsizes,25c. Come early. The Racket Store. We are never undersold. If you would ‘have your business done, go; if not, send. Everything 3 aie It-Is erty in the market will not let it ga at a reasonable figure because his “divy” would not be large enough, a condition that would in a great measure be done now voters elect officials to office who run the govern nent in the interests of the material portion of the community, the men engaged in mercantile aud away with if mine owners tried to help themselves 4 little more. ——— Ungle Sam’s Only “Tip.” Tips given to Pullman car porters by government employees while: performing official duties are considéred legitimate charges against Uncle Sam. They are the only tips which are accorded this distinction. This interesting fact has just been gleaned through the display by a government official of a bill of expenses which he intended to present for a recent trip which he made in the service of the government. He exhibited the statement as an evidence of the close manner in which the government did business. He had to present a receipt tor every expenditure business pursuits, in cluding those who . are engaged in the liquor traffic. “Thus legislators and statesmen are powerless to bring about reforms and enforce laws, because they are not responsible to the women in the com-: forcement if ‘they had the power to vote. “If you put the ballot into the hands of the half that bas in it three to one of the best people, you at once chauge the balance of jaw-abiding voters, or at least bring a balance of the scales. The three good women = put into the ecales with one good man would certainly be a belp for education to bring bim to start this week for Arizona to examine a property. save a barbarous practice called hook gether to undergo the most horrible tor tare. A wire abouta quarter of an inch : in diameter and seven feet long is munity who would vote for their enpierced throngh the tongue. and then the wretched being will dance for over hulf an hour with the wire still banging through the tongue. Heek Swineing tn Bengal. The people.of Gangntia, in Bengal .winging. They deck themselves oui with garlands, and then assemble toFancy GLASsWwARB Great Leet Over SALe Prices Away Down. Youw’'ll Say So, Some of them form themselves into a row and are then sewed together by a wire needle threaded with cord. They are sewed by the arms and look like herrings on a wire when ready for the book. It ig thonght that the victims are . . drugged considerably befcrehand, owing made, even a receipt from the Pullman ear conductor for his berth. ' The only item for which there was . no receipt was “Tips, 50 cents.” When . asked what the tips were for, the officer said: “They were tips which 1 gave . to Pullman car porters. The government allows those, but they are the only tips which are allowed. If 1 tip ithe waiter at my hotel or the man who ‘carries my bag, the tip comes out of my pocket, but the tipping of Pullman ‘ear porters, a quarter for each journey made on a sleeper, !s such a recognized ‘custom that the item for such tips Is always allowed by the government to officers when traveling on government . } fbusiness.”—New Orleans Times-Democrat. \ P ig How Emery Is Quarried. . Emery comes from. the island of ‘Naxos, in the eastern Mediterranean. ‘whence it has been exported for the dast two centuries or more. The beds are in the northeast of the island, the deposits descending into some of the meighboring islands, the emery being Yound in lenticular masses, resting on Jayers of schist in limestone almost identical with Parian marble, the finest marble known, which comes from the island of Paros, close by. ' There are about 300 men engaged §n the trade, all of whom have to be married before they are admitted to the fraternity. The material is much too hard to be dug out or even blastied. Great fires are lighted around the blocks till the natural eracks expand with the heat, and levers are then In. eerted to pry them apart. This sy# tem is continued until the blocks are work on for the last ten years. weduced in size to masses of a cubie oot or less, and they are then shipped s if they were ceal. There are. said to be 20,000,000 tons yet available at ‘Naxos, and the last’ repo ied year’s export was 8,950 tons, hardest substances known, gery. SroumonSe ST anal . When the well is dry, they know the . worth of water. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrb that can not be cured by Hall’s Oatarrb Care. F. J. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly bovorable in al business transactions and by their firm. West & Troax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O. WALDING, Kran & Mapy iy, interdpon the blood: tem. A, 8. Strong, G and mucon? Ponte te . Mrs. W. B. Fairbank, Bloomfield rey Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is t nally, acting directiy * Pesti ials sent free. Price 15s. ‘Hall's Family Pile are the best, It is one of the financially able to carry out any obligations made . over to the good side enough to elect to the sullen. fearless officials who would. enforce the law.” N.S. G. W. <0 -—-——— He Refused the Commissioa, ‘A ‘Tacoma dispatch saya that Major J. J. Weisenburger, son of O. Weisenburger of this city und # former resident here, commanding the First Battalion of the Firat Washington Regiment, who was nominated by Geaeral O.is to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the regular army, and appointed by President McKinley, has just refused his commission and is now on board the transport Pennsylvania, with his regiment homeward bound. His reasons for refusing promotion were that, as Lieutenant-Colonel in the regiment to which he was assigned, his services . would be uuder a West Pointer, and, . having been in active duty himself, to . serve in that capacily would soop prove . irkeome. Before resigning, be applied . to the President for permission to raise ja regiment himself. This request was \ granted, but he was required to raise (1500, whereas had he been a graduate At last, extremely difficult, ¥. of West Point he would only have bad . to raise 1800. ‘The conditions prevail"ing in the Philippines made it impossi. \I ‘ t : ble to raise 1500, 80, after considering. everything, he declined bis appointment. . gmith—Brown bas just finished o flying machine that he has been at quickly conquers your little, Jones ‘ Indeed And is it.a success? Smitb hacking cough. a There is no doubt about — Yes, with one exception; it refuses to Doubt comes brougbt round again. usta Coug Not worth peyin attention to, you say. Perhaps you have had it for weeks. It’s annoying because you have a constant desire to cough. It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is afamily re At first it is a stight cough. At last it is ¢-hemorrhage. At first 1t is easy to cure. ‘ +, } get off the earth. re remnenmenennacenannenn! UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, «+ -: Prop. —_—— ‘wer the cure now. from neglect. For over half a century Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs and preventing consumption. It cures Consumption also if taken in time. “Heep one of De. Ager’s Cherrg Martin Dumler, Pike Oity ‘om Waller, Grass Valley Geo. Kays, California Mine N, Joseph, San Francisco “. G. E. Wilson, Sacramento Gag: neh an Sah rs. 5m Dn Jnean KN. Ourrier, Bloomfleld pectoral Plasters over gear % = Wo Washington . m Sharp, San ‘Franc Frank Craw, You Bet W. H. Hartman, San Jose W.B. Mclotosh, Oakland J. R. Smith, Los Angeles A. W. Law, Secramento Frank Craught, Oakland tangs It gos cough. Shall we eend you a book on this subject, free? Our fiadical Department. If you have apy complaint what ever aud desire the medics! _w advice on can possib) * the costar freely. on wil receive John MOarthy, Wasbingtop m fre xB, sow alt Roath Yabe. wie : provid, DR: CALE rass Valley f W.vones, San J dazed expression they wear throughout, but sometimes one or two faint and are with great difficulty STORES EVERY WHERE. 100 Stores. When You See Prices. (reat American Importing Tea Oo. Commercial street, .-.Nevada City 56 Mill street,...+-. Grass Valiey American Java Coffes—five-pound cans, ‘i ground, for $1.(0 end $1.20 It is honest value und an excellent article P.G Scadden Commercial Street. When Women Meet hey. gosfip. Whe men meet thi +} Bee Wesel it. ta a GILT EDGE SALOON. Try our popular Beer. Your Husband NEW FIRM. Guey’s interest in the Fruit and Vegetable Market nesa of selling the best of will be promptly a' Nevada City, Sept. 19. N OTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have purchased all of Ah On Pive street, oi will carry on the busiFruits, Vegetables, Chickens, Etc. We will sell cheap for cash, and all orders mded to, Quong, Hong Long Co. Hood’s Pills cure constipation. Price Won't roast you for making poor coffee if you buy your coffee sue, bene our co is already roasted. Try our J. A. ¥olger & Co Coffee—the famous Wh te Squadron Mocha and Java. it is roasted right Chas. E. Mulloy 52 Broad St. Those desiring enythi; in the way of Frosted Windows, or gaat in any of its branches should call at I Broad St. J am prepared to meet your needs. Satisfaction guaranteed. GEO. A. GRAY. Picture and Room Mouldings & specialty. BABY’S PHOTOS “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice Commereial Street, Nevada City. Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have them taken right. guarantee satisfaction. MOORE ke. the [As] The Photographer Poetic Expressed De: cription Cream By a Lady Lumber g Weare manufacturepsand dealers in all ot our Soda. Patron. . piuatnc! ccehiaing purveaee Cal and let us furnish estimates. We guarFoley’s . Omics, P pens Sarre ether tT son H. & F. L. COOPER. The wisdem of “Seizing Time you can doubtless do better demand for goods has\caused hooves all those who wish to The Jewelry you sented. “a thejdozen in eee . Permit Us to Suggest TO you, the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “SEhs=" _ It is new in style there to quality, and the prices are low. TO YOU AND TO YOU (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today than tomorrow. The unprecedented the factories to raise prices so it bepurchase WATCHES to do so while West 14. —————Oomr— IT’S ALL RIGHT buy from me ——. sane eee Crsets! Corset! Corset! MAHER @ Co’s Ladies, we have placed in Window No. 1 the Grandest Corset Display That you have ever seen in this part of the world. If you will take the trouble . tolook you will find there that very Short Corset that you read so much about. Then comes the Medium Long Corset, the Long-Corset, and-last, but_not least, . the Extra Long—6 hooks—that. we sell for $1.50. Come and visit our Corset Department and you will find that Cash Prices tell there as well as any other part of our store. : See the kind of Corset we sell for 5oc. Our No. 397 and No. ror R. & G. that we sell all sizes for $1.00, are both world beaters. Respectfully,” Z a) 3 Wilahex & Co. = 4 ie. ‘a AHL a. 9 ie a () ta fe) O 6) 4 a 2 fy ea > Q 4 e) 2) ‘LASUOO P. S.—New Underwear, Gloves and Hosiery coming im every day. Just a few pair of those sc Children’s Hose left, exactly as repre[err,] fate) [ate,) [ets] Cl Ata) (a0) Low fa.) Leta.) ta.) on, are) €: « Basak Baia it Pua Beaudoin Peiuk Ceaatl Beil Poa? Cos? . ty A Fine Line qi . -—OoF"a3 _ Breakfast Goods. —>++— Hu Fresh trom the Mitis, —++— ae i] H-O-Oat Meul, and Self-Rising Buckwheat, 1 Twin Bros; Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. ; Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. . Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. a eee Fr For a Quteh Lunch--atready cooked--Ury French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 2f'°jet Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans ts. 1 tieintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 2047 “*" Tome.) r [e,] me, e+ 36:3 6 ey ORDINARY WIRE lef’: ; AND . . FOLDING ARMY ‘ docu. Frov~ d day of septem-+ D. B, GETCHELL, f” Sheriff Nevada County, By Jy. Pasvos. eg DOVe of as ment, . snyder, dece. * Dated at Nevada City, Sept. 12th, 1899. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Y WIFE, MARY KLIZABETH ALPERS. —hay-ne left my bed and board, I hereby give notice that t will not be responsinle assessme: + J upon the capital +96n, payable immediately SILVER WARE. — Pranciieiine. Both plated and solid, from the bg’ I like to show goods and take p them on their merits. rnia, on, be sold no deception a . ,--cwwes hela Sarhereal act . nt of $3 00 per the Zith day of Septembe: quent and clehat for and unless payment is on Thursday. the , 1899, to pay the delinquent r with costs of udyvertisfor any deb’ . : Deputy Sheriff. Pn it Ae Att'y. for Piai 3. 823 ts sh ; ss rE etary Frye read eat my a0 ¢ , B. F. ALPERS NOU Mi BES . Montezuma Hill, Sept. o¢h, 1800, ANT . ; S anything you i also it EAT FRADE-MARK, COPYRIGHT Or D é ON. Se ch, OF} , § > Th Union Livery Stable, ; Main st., opp. Union Hotel, tlenry Lane, in ce Prop’r. A Al ROTECTION. odel for free Seonteten’ and ad BOOK ON PATENTS Rtesnaszaeze Myo" Cc. A. SNOW & co. Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C . etait 2 <3 . ‘The fines: turn-outa in the eounty,end plev= ty of . . P mie Ee tS hae Al. White, a Reso gambler, has began Ba . suit against one ice Boynton for aes 4 Executor of the last wuts Mira MOAT KeitW j Last some c route o pass thr ridge, ¢ the rail: street fr Ohanges street ar extra we Deer C: was mad ment of who reft property tor 8chi unable . needed i contract _ hasten t! the pena About ware mer thing int ing colur who will houses. uow bel: sewer pi; own work private li having e: at the lo; anteelng Mr, Ta the best 1 stoves f . Stock tha pride to buyers. Io the late Mrs. of the « Judge N about $2 and this winistra the estat The sal of the ho: longing 1 snyder y rr

agen Our W ag See THE XN. P. BROW. Suse ——. Ant hony recently gave a very able adT UESDAY SEPT . dreas before the Alling class of young TRANSCRIPT. . 0UR VOTING ‘CONSTITURNCY. . ; Ik Nevada. City Woman Endorses Susan B, Anthony's Remarks. Eprron. TransoripT—Miss Susan B. Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALEKING. 26, 18? d men in Central Presbyterian Obaureh, . Rochester, N. Y. There are in. Nevada . couaty many women (myself included } . cisco today to remain. ADVERTISE MINING CLAIMS. ‘and nota few men who will say amen — lo every sentiment she uttered. She A Manner in Which Miners Could Save} ia in part: Some Money “The oldmaxim that the fountain : . can rise no bigher than its head, is no Miners having @ mine or prospect . truer in the law of physics, than is the which they wish to bond or place apon \}.w of political ethics that the governthe market wocld do well to avail them. y,ant can be no higher or purer than pelves of the use of the local press, 8ay8 . {}ie majority of itsconstituents. Hence, the Calaveras Prospect. It is @ well. jy our city, state or national governknown fact that a poor man OF one of} p,snt is not what we wish, the remedy limited means cannot develop’ & mine} ;.,; not in securing new officials, but beyond a certain limit and must secure . now and larger numbers of real con. main idle. A smalicard, therefore, iu-. suurce bigher. serted in the local paper, giving inafew. “Js it not fair to assame that men words a concise statement of yout. a:one have done their best to purity property, will vost you only a trifle}and elevate the voting constituency ? monthly and may be the means of dis-. at any rate, shall not charge them posing of your mine at @ good profit,. with not having tried to do so. Yet independent of the middle-man who . today, aftera century and a quarter, usually takes more than the lion’s. the existence of new political parties share—often @ thousand times more . cq unstantly appearing to put down bribthan cost of advertising would be—for . ery, corruption and all sorts of disbonhis trouble, leaving a mere pittance for . @.ty in our government is proof of the the owner. Thus the capitalist bas . futility of. their efforts. been fleeced and the mine owner badly “For example, to carry @ certain skinned. Investors are beginning to . point—the putting down of the ReJearn this ard are getting very shy of; bellion, slavery was abolished. To these oily-tongued fellows. But since . porpetuate the life of the Republican . gnine owners keep the knowledge of . party and ensure the election of Gentheir mines a secret what else can 4. eal Grant, the black man was enfranstranger do but listen to them ?° Ths sie. So, to secure the moral betsale or bonding of a mine is su bject to! terment of the government, there must the same common sense business rule . pow be added a voting constituency to ae that governing the sule of real es-. bring ap the political scale. tate or other property. The real estate. “All men, native and foreign, white man uses printer’s ink with good re-. and black, rich and poor, educated and eults, why shouldn’t the miner ! If . ignorant, virtuous and vicious, outside the miners would do this and capitaF . the State prisons, idiot and lunatic asyists learned—which they would in ®. jums, are already voters. This new very short time—that by glancing over . b lance of power must come from the the local papers they could see for. ovher half of the people. Where is the themselves where available properties . hope that women’s voting: will bring are situated, without the assistance of . it? a guide whois often unscrupulous and “A very small portion of the occuwill “pull” for a certain property, re-. pants. of the police stations, poorgardiess of its merits, just because . houses, jails and prisons are women. there is a little more in it for him in the event of a sale, thousands of dollars would be saved both to the capitalist and mine owuer. Hundredsof mines are held in idle bondage for. tions are women. The vast majority of the members of churches, reform and literary associaAccording to statistics, three-foarthe of the members of -churehes-are_women and five-sixtbs A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old cisco today. from Washington. day to visit his brother. : returned from the north. mento visiting his parents. have returned from the Bay. have returned from Pike City. here soon on mining business. ton today after a brief visit here. North Bloomfield were here today. a * PERSONAL POINTERS. and Young. Mies Georgie Saul went to San Fran. W.H. Mead arrived here last evening Howard Loveland went to San Fran-. ™ D. P. Stewart went to Downileville to. T, B. Gray, the insurance man, bas ‘George Walters is here from SacraMrs. D. Marsh and Miss Jessie Marsh Clarence Organ and Robert McLeod Congressman De Vries is expected E. T. BR. Powell.goes to Placer county John McBean returned to WashingEd. Dobbie and Frank Cummins of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cloudman of. t You Bet visited the county seat today. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holland have gone to San Francisco. where the lady will ye operated. on this week for a tumor. L. E. Heintzen and F. -Wyllie of Forest City arrived here late last evening: I. L. Rosenthal owner in the Obhampion and Delhi mines, returned to Sau Francisco today. : George Kayes, an employe at the California mine, is ill with pneumonia at the Union hotel in this city. C. J. Winstead, deputy sheriff of Sierra county, was in town last night vn bis way home from an official trip . to Folsom prison. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Lussier, Miss ee] Hickok and A, Putman of Sin Francisco arrived here this morning and are looking at our mines. Dr. A. GC. Hinkson, who has been visiting relatives here, will retarn to San Francisco Thursday to resume his. stndies at the Ooope: Medical Institute. B.F. Peterson, who is engaged with another party in prospecting for gravel near Blue Canyon, Placer county, has been in town for a couple of days past. T. B. Dillon, consulting engineer of the El Progresso and Del Monte minyears just because John Doe or Richard . or our teachers are women. Roe who has the bandiing of the prop“On the contrary, the men who are ing companies, left with bis family this noon for San Francisco. His visit was cut short by a telegram instructing Last evening’s Virginia City Chronicle says : electricity on the Comstock power has become an assured fact, frequent inquiry is mage as to whether the present hoist and pump plants can be operated with that energy. This query c1D be best answered by a visit to the Nevada the most obtuse miud that the pre3ent . ~ hoist and pump plants cannot be utilmost efforts, completely failed to over ized with electric energy. plantto be installed oa the ‘Truckee river near Floriston, Nevada county, will be transmitted by wire to electric motors either on the surface. or Sutro tunnel level of the Comstock lode, the same as the power by which the Nevada mill ie operated is transmitted by wire from the dynamo plant on. the Sutro tunnel level of the Cbollar inchine to the surface motors, which are contomorrow for a few days’ trip. nected with the mill mechinery by @ system of belting. The power for ran. ning Comstock hoist, mill and pumping machinery will be operated in the same way aud the present costly steam Mrs. E. Quick has returned to her . plants will be of no use whatever. home in Relief Hill after a visit here. be drained by simply putting the ends L. M.° Sukeforth left today for the! ofthe wires charged with electricity Alaska mine to work in the mill there-. 4nto the mine water. Pumps specially . adapted for being operated by electricoe ity will be installed and the machinery ; will be connected directly with the]. motor by belting. were married in Reno, and of this number all’ but 89 couple came from Oaliornia. : Outspeeded the Swallow. A swallow is considered one of the swiftest of fiying birds, and it was thought until a short time ago that vo . insect could escape it. A naturalist tells of ap exciting chase he saw between a swallow and a dragon fly, which is among the swiftest of insects. : ‘The insect flew with incredible speed and wheeled and dodged with such ease that the swallow, despite its utElectricity on the Comstock. ——— Since the introduction of ill where it.will become apparent to take and capture it. The power generated by the dynamo Glove Cutting. The cutters of the great glove houses at Brussels and in France earn even higher wages than the cutters of the most fashionable tailors in London and New York. 8o difficult is this art of cutting glovesthat most of the principal cutters are known to the trade by hame and by fame, and the peculfar knives which they use In the business are so highly prized that they are handed down from generation to generation as beirlooma. Probably nothing grows 80 monotonous as having & collector come around with the same old bill every month. It must not be inferred, however, Restores VITALITY, LosT ViGOR hat the flooded levels of the mines can NERVIT AND MANHO ‘OD Deep in leaty woodland bowers, ‘Pipe the throstle, finch and lark ! nna 2 Australia, {t 1s estimated, 18 capable of supporting at least 100,000,000 Iphabitants. Consumption is preventable? bas proven that, and also. that neglect is suicidal. can be.cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. guarantee for over fifty years. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Frrieae} THE BIRD'S PETITION. '. the recovery of ce tel Reno. He aleges that . ant promised to marry: and that in consideration ‘. mise he transferred to ber. property in Reno, besides. blown $6,000 in cash. The Denver Post tells that a Colas rado doctor carries a gun with. bi ee ee ae oe cogent! ate when he goes into the mounteins to Song is slain by joy unkind. see a patient, but rarely has the :occasion to use, The medicine usually does the work. Bright with undergrowth of flowers, estate in O’er the dappled mead and pool And in tangled lanes most cool, From the dewy dawn to dark, And they pipe-and never tire } . Songs as sweet as love’s desire. ¢ 3 Oft to me they seem to sing, On the branch or on the wing? “Jf you leave us space and sky, Room to nest and sing and fly, We will pipe for your delight, *#onor, then, our wide domain, Break not little hearts with paing 7 God who made the merry day Gave to us our roundelay, 4a And like honey laden bee, Or like wild winds made us free, Leave, then, leave us to. our song, Emery Sack CANNOT STAND Upright.” Neither can poor, weak, thin blood nourish and sustain : the. physiLeave and meads and flowers among.” . . cal system. Hood’s Sarsaparilia le the —Charles Lusted tp Gentleman’s —e purifier and true tonic for the " PE Renner bl i ae eae Hood’s Pills-are the favorite family cathartic. : é Td Do You Know Tell Your Sister, ~ A Beautiful Complexion is an im é bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, 8 healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Olover Root Tea: acts directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health, price25 cts.and 50 cts. tf. © Science The worst cold or cough Sold on positive For sale Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self¢ abuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. ewe By mail Oc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with & written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. J Since the first of the year 434 persons We are never rendered so ridiculous by qualities we possess, as by those which we aim at, or effect to have. al TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN : COLUMN. Experience keeps a dear school, bat fools will’ learu in no other. The eye of the master will do more work than both his hands. What maintains one vice would bring up two children. i The Bargain Center Ie the Racket Store. Fora few days we are runnfng the Wooden Bow! Sale. The best made; several sizes; large sizes, 800; smallsizes,25c. Come early. The Racket Store. We are never undersold. If you would ‘have your business done, go; if not, send. Everything 3 aie It-Is erty in the market will not let it ga at a reasonable figure because his “divy” would not be large enough, a condition that would in a great measure be done now voters elect officials to office who run the govern nent in the interests of the material portion of the community, the men engaged in mercantile aud away with if mine owners tried to help themselves 4 little more. ——— Ungle Sam’s Only “Tip.” Tips given to Pullman car porters by government employees while: performing official duties are considéred legitimate charges against Uncle Sam. They are the only tips which are accorded this distinction. This interesting fact has just been gleaned through the display by a government official of a bill of expenses which he intended to present for a recent trip which he made in the service of the government. He exhibited the statement as an evidence of the close manner in which the government did business. He had to present a receipt tor every expenditure business pursuits, in cluding those who . are engaged in the liquor traffic. “Thus legislators and statesmen are powerless to bring about reforms and enforce laws, because they are not responsible to the women in the com-: forcement if ‘they had the power to vote. “If you put the ballot into the hands of the half that bas in it three to one of the best people, you at once chauge the balance of jaw-abiding voters, or at least bring a balance of the scales. The three good women = put into the ecales with one good man would certainly be a belp for education to bring bim to start this week for Arizona to examine a property. save a barbarous practice called hook gether to undergo the most horrible tor tare. A wire abouta quarter of an inch : in diameter and seven feet long is munity who would vote for their enpierced throngh the tongue. and then the wretched being will dance for over hulf an hour with the wire still banging through the tongue. Heek Swineing tn Bengal. The people.of Gangntia, in Bengal .winging. They deck themselves oui with garlands, and then assemble toFancy GLASsWwARB Great Leet Over SALe Prices Away Down. Youw’'ll Say So, Some of them form themselves into a row and are then sewed together by a wire needle threaded with cord. They are sewed by the arms and look like herrings on a wire when ready for the book. It ig thonght that the victims are . . drugged considerably befcrehand, owing made, even a receipt from the Pullman ear conductor for his berth. ' The only item for which there was . no receipt was “Tips, 50 cents.” When . asked what the tips were for, the officer said: “They were tips which 1 gave . to Pullman car porters. The government allows those, but they are the only tips which are allowed. If 1 tip ithe waiter at my hotel or the man who ‘carries my bag, the tip comes out of my pocket, but the tipping of Pullman ‘ear porters, a quarter for each journey made on a sleeper, !s such a recognized ‘custom that the item for such tips Is always allowed by the government to officers when traveling on government . } fbusiness.”—New Orleans Times-Democrat. \ P ig How Emery Is Quarried. . Emery comes from. the island of ‘Naxos, in the eastern Mediterranean. ‘whence it has been exported for the dast two centuries or more. The beds are in the northeast of the island, the deposits descending into some of the meighboring islands, the emery being Yound in lenticular masses, resting on Jayers of schist in limestone almost identical with Parian marble, the finest marble known, which comes from the island of Paros, close by. ' There are about 300 men engaged §n the trade, all of whom have to be married before they are admitted to the fraternity. The material is much too hard to be dug out or even blastied. Great fires are lighted around the blocks till the natural eracks expand with the heat, and levers are then In. eerted to pry them apart. This sy# tem is continued until the blocks are work on for the last ten years. weduced in size to masses of a cubie oot or less, and they are then shipped s if they were ceal. There are. said to be 20,000,000 tons yet available at ‘Naxos, and the last’ repo ied year’s export was 8,950 tons, hardest substances known, gery. SroumonSe ST anal . When the well is dry, they know the . worth of water. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrb that can not be cured by Hall’s Oatarrb Care. F. J. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly bovorable in al business transactions and by their firm. West & Troax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O. WALDING, Kran & Mapy iy,

interdpon the blood: tem. A, 8. Strong, G and mucon? Ponte te . Mrs. W. B. Fairbank, Bloomfield rey Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is t nally, acting directiy * Pesti ials sent free. Price 15s. ‘Hall's Family Pile are the best, It is one of the financially able to carry out any obligations made . over to the good side enough to elect to the sullen. fearless officials who would. enforce the law.” N.S. G. W. <0 -—-——— He Refused the Commissioa, ‘A ‘Tacoma dispatch saya that Major J. J. Weisenburger, son of O. Weisenburger of this city und # former resident here, commanding the First Battalion of the Firat Washington Regiment, who was nominated by Geaeral O.is to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the regular army, and appointed by President McKinley, has just refused his commission and is now on board the transport Pennsylvania, with his regiment homeward bound. His reasons for refusing promotion were that, as Lieutenant-Colonel in the regiment to which he was assigned, his services . would be uuder a West Pointer, and, . having been in active duty himself, to . serve in that capacily would soop prove . irkeome. Before resigning, be applied . to the President for permission to raise ja regiment himself. This request was \ granted, but he was required to raise (1500, whereas had he been a graduate At last, extremely difficult, ¥. of West Point he would only have bad . to raise 1800. ‘The conditions prevail"ing in the Philippines made it impossi. \I ‘ t : ble to raise 1500, 80, after considering. everything, he declined bis appointment. . gmith—Brown bas just finished o flying machine that he has been at quickly conquers your little, Jones ‘ Indeed And is it.a success? Smitb hacking cough. a There is no doubt about — Yes, with one exception; it refuses to Doubt comes brougbt round again. usta Coug Not worth peyin attention to, you say. Perhaps you have had it for weeks. It’s annoying because you have a constant desire to cough. It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is afamily re At first it is a stight cough. At last it is ¢-hemorrhage. At first 1t is easy to cure. ‘ +, } get off the earth. re remnenmenennacenannenn! UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. H. METZENBAUGHER, «+ -: Prop. —_—— ‘wer the cure now. from neglect. For over half a century Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs and preventing consumption. It cures Consumption also if taken in time. “Heep one of De. Ager’s Cherrg Martin Dumler, Pike Oity ‘om Waller, Grass Valley Geo. Kays, California Mine N, Joseph, San Francisco “. G. E. Wilson, Sacramento Gag: neh an Sah rs. 5m Dn Jnean KN. Ourrier, Bloomfleld pectoral Plasters over gear % = Wo Washington . m Sharp, San ‘Franc Frank Craw, You Bet W. H. Hartman, San Jose W.B. Mclotosh, Oakland J. R. Smith, Los Angeles A. W. Law, Secramento Frank Craught, Oakland tangs It gos cough. Shall we eend you a book on this subject, free? Our fiadical Department. If you have apy complaint what ever aud desire the medics! _w advice on can possib) * the costar freely. on wil receive John MOarthy, Wasbingtop m fre xB, sow alt Roath Yabe. wie : provid, DR: CALE rass Valley f W.vones, San J dazed expression they wear throughout, but sometimes one or two faint and are with great difficulty STORES EVERY WHERE. 100 Stores. When You See Prices. (reat American Importing Tea Oo. Commercial street, ..-..Nevada City 56 Mill street,.....+-. Grass Valiey American Java Coffes—five-pound cans, ‘i ground, for $1.(0 end $1.20 It is honest value und an excellent article P.G Scadden Commercial Street. When Women Meet hey. gosfip. Whe men meet thi +} Bee Wesel it. ta a GILT EDGE SALOON. Try our popular Beer. Your Husband NEW FIRM. Guey’s interest in the Fruit and Vegetable Market nesa of selling the best of will be promptly a' Nevada City, Sept. 19. N OTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have purchased all of Ah On Pive street, oi will carry on the busiFruits, Vegetables, Chickens, Etc. We will sell cheap for cash, and all orders mded to, Quong, Hong Long Co. Hood’s Pills cure constipation. Price Won't roast you for making poor coffee if you buy your coffee sue, bene our co is already roasted. Try our J. A. ¥olger & Co Coffee—the famous Wh te Squadron Mocha and Java. it is roasted right Chas. E. Mulloy 52 Broad St. Those desiring enythi; in the way of Frosted Windows, or gaat in any of its branches should call at I Broad St. J am prepared to meet your needs. Satisfaction guaranteed. GEO. A. GRAY. Picture and Room Mouldings & specialty. BABY’S PHOTOS “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice Commereial Street, Nevada City. Are treasured in after years. While ou're about it have them taken right. guarantee satisfaction. MOORE ke. the [As] The Photographer Poetic Expressed De: cription Cream By a Lady Lumber g Weare manufacturepsand dealers in all ot our Soda. Patron. . piuatnc! ccehiaing purveaee Cal and let us furnish estimates. We guarFoley’s . Omics, P pens Sarre ether tT son H. & F. L. COOPER. The wisdem of “Seizing Time you can doubtless do better demand for goods has\caused hooves all those who wish to The Jewelry you sented. “a thejdozen in eee . Permit Us to Suggest TO you, the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “SEhs=" _ It is new in style there to quality, and the prices are low. TO YOU AND TO YOU (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today than tomorrow. The unprecedented the factories to raise prices so it bepurchase WATCHES to do so while West 14. —————Oomr— IT’S ALL RIGHT buy from me ——. sane eee Crsets! Corset! Corset! MAHER @ Co’s Ladies, we have placed in Window No. 1 the Grandest Corset Display That you have ever seen in this part of the world. If you will take the trouble . tolook you will find there that very Short Corset that you read so much about. Then comes the Medium Long Corset, the Long-Corset, and-last, but_not least, . the Extra Long—6 hooks—that. we sell for $1.50. Come and visit our Corset Department and you will find that Cash Prices tell there as well as any other part of our store. : See the kind of Corset we sell for 5oc. Our No. 397 and No. ror R. & G. that we sell all sizes for $1.00, are both world beaters. Respectfully,” Z a) 3 Wilahex & Co. = 4 ie. ‘a AHL a. 9 ie a () ta fe) O 6) 4 a 2 fy ea > Q 4 e) 2) ‘LASUOO P. S.—New Underwear, Gloves and Hosiery coming im every day. Just a few pair of those sc Children’s Hose left, exactly as repre[err,] fate) [ate,) [ets] Cl Ata) (a0) Low fa.) Leta.) ta.) on, are) €: « Basak Baia it Pua Beaudoin Peiuk Ceaatl Beil Poa? Cos? . ty A Fine Line qi . -—OoF"a3 _ Breakfast Goods. —>++— Hu Fresh trom the Mitis, —++— ae i] H-O-Oat Meul, and Self-Rising Buckwheat, 1 Twin Bros; Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. ; Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. . Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice. a eee Fr For a Quteh Lunch--atready cooked--Ury French Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 2f'°jet Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans ts. 1 tieintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 2047 “*" Tome.) r [e,] me, e+ 36:3 6 ey ORDINARY WIRE lef’: ; AND . . FOLDING ARMY ‘ docu. Frov~ d day of septem-+ D. B, GETCHELL, f” Sheriff Nevada County, By Jy. Pasvos. eg DOVe of as ment, . snyder, dece. * Dated at Nevada City, Sept. 12th, 1899. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Y WIFE, MARY KLIZABETH ALPERS. —hay-ne left my bed and board, I hereby give notice that t will not be responsinle assessme: + J upon the capital +96n, payable immediately SILVER WARE.. — Pranciieiine. Both plated and solid, from the bg’ I like to show goods and take p them on their merits. rnia, on, be sold no deception a . ,--cwwes hela Sarhereal act . nt of $3 00 per the Zith day of Septembe: quent and clehat for and unless payment is on Thursday. the , 1899, to pay the delinquent r with costs of udyvertisfor any deb’ . : Deputy Sheriff. Pn it Ae Att'y. for Piai 3. 823 ts sh ; ss rE etary Frye read eat my a0 ¢ , B. F. ALPERS NOU Mi BES . Montezuma Hill, Sept. o¢h, 1800, ANT . ; S anything you i also it EAT FRADE-MARK, COPYRIGHT Or D é ON. Se ch, OF} , § > Th Union Livery Stable, ; Main st., opp. Union Hotel, tlenry Lane, in ce Prop’r. A Al ROTECTION. odel for free Seonteten’ and ad BOOK ON PATENTS Rtesnaszaeze Myo" Cc. A. SNOW & co. Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C . etait 2 <3 . ‘The fines: turn-outa in the eounty,end plev= ty of . . P mie Ee tS hae Al. White, a Reso gambler, has began Ba . suit against one ice Boynton for aes 4 Executor of the last wuts Mira MOAT KeitW j Last some c route o pass thr ridge, ¢ the rail: street fr Ohanges street ar extra we Deer C: was mad ment of who reft property tor 8chi unable . needed i contract _ hasten t! the pena About ware mer thing int ing colur who will houses. uow bel: sewer pi; own work private li having e: at the lo; anteelng Mr, Ta the best 1 stoves f . Stock tha pride to buyers. Io the late Mrs. of the « Judge N about $2 and this winistra the estat The sal of the ho: longing 1 snyder y rr