September 27, 1898 (4 pages)

STORE ‘hite and Pair. ver 50. rappers, eR iennmiincienaneeae ae a me ut itis to» n, a th» 10st ineur oman peed ul or sup® SO many of Dame ime Job mpetent ly’s. 3 oT ys TUESDAY ae 0:6 Important. Point 1 “Mat Mm Three Parties Agree Upon, The county central committees od i candidates of the three parties will by the end of this week have their plans perfected for the coming campaign. They all favor short and speedy fights on the ground that such fights are not ‘so expensive and wearing as long ones, bat are just as effective. Sonie of the candidates who are short. of money and not over-sanguine of election “think that two weeks is plenty long enough . to be in the field, but there are others who favor starting out October 10th or 11th for the tour of the county. The general impression seems to be that most of the time should be spent in, Grass Valley and this city where the balk.of the vote is concentrated, and this course will probably be pursued by all the tees Grand Chief Patriarch Ginhig: The Grand Chief Pa Patriarch of the Odd Fellows of California will on Saturday evening next pay an official visit to the encampment in Grass Valley and there will go down to the meeting a number of the members of Mistletoe Encampment of this city. A banquet will be one of the features of the evening. Those Nevada City Odd. Fellows who want to attend are requested to leave their names with Ed. McKinlay. Horseman’s Arm Broken. Last evening about dark as Herbert Black of Rough and Ready was riding horseback past, John F. Schroeder’s store at that town, a dog inside the store began to bark. The horse evidently thought the dog was at its heels and bucked furiously. Young Black, who was riding with his handsjin his pockets, was. thrown heavily to the ground. His left arm was broken and his chin was badly. skinned. This Week's ¢ Church Bazar. On tomorrow and Thursday evenings ‘the ladies of the Congregational church ‘will have their bazar at Armory ball :and it will be well worth attending as there will be continuous entertainment afforded and that entertainment will be of the most satisfactory character. A bot chicken dinner will be served on Wednesday from 12to 2 and from 4 to . 7. The hall is being -beautifully decorated, —_— S02 Their Tenth Anniversary. ~The Excelsior whist club have hired Odd Fellows hall and will on Monday . evening, the 10th ultimo, celebrate the . ;tenth anniversary of their organization. «They will have a re-union of. members q sbanquet. ‘and ex-members and propose to servea Re-opening an 0 an Old Mine. The work of re-opeuing the old Le» compton mine on Deer creek is progressing satisfactorily. The ore is of high grade and a fair sized bar was ob{ tained last week as the result of a ; _ crushing. 4 expected. 2 Operated on For Cancers. * Two Grass Valley ladies—Mrs. Jacob Dangle and Mrs. Frye—were operated on today for cancers. Both of them are getting along as well as could be Hart os a Mine, -e At the Reward mine Saturday a piece 4 of hanging wall fell on one of the legs of Eugene Cleveland, injuring him so ; he has been incapacitated from work. oe % Pi scan RA A i OE AROSE OE ay How’s This? a We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. .We, the undersigned, have known F. E _“Ohvsaey for th» last 15 years, and bejlieve him perfectly honorable :in all vbusiness transactions and financially . while tovarry out any obligations made . by their firm. \ . West & Trouax, Wholesale: Druggists, Toledo, O. Watopria, Kinnan & Marni, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internE ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ~ Testimonials sent-free.—Price 75c.--Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Oe Saloon For Sale. One of the best fitted up and best loted saloons in Nevada City is offered or sale’ Has an excellent run of firstlass custom. Apply at the Transcript fice. a30-tf Great Bargains. No establishment in California offer ' such big bargains in clothing, gents farnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps Clothing Emporiam. You can save © dollars by calliug at this place. Do so before making your purchases else. where. «ec be Hot Weather Food. old at the Beehive. antities to suit. [tf] J. J. Jackson. * Nevada County Directory. nn SEPT : 27, 1898.) foR SHORT CAWPAIGNS, . e Bichanges His Horn Por a Gun they would be engaged in the battle of founds. of ammunition and two days’ _. trenches and [captured a Spanish ofetc. as J. Levy, of the Popular. ’ 8-15 Nothing could be better than the icions pickled pigs’ feet and tripe They are the selected goods. For sale in Copies of the Nevada County Directory can obtained for 50 centa. By mail i and Goes a paca Great Battle, ~~ George H. Wilcox, a relation. of Mrs. #.J. Meacham of this city, and: who left nila, being a member ofthe band of the 18th Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers. He writes as follows to Mrs, Meacham under date of August 16th: We landed on.the 7th about seven }miles from the city. We camped about ‘Six days. On Saturday morning, the 13th, we had orders to go to the front and support the famous Astor battery from New York, while the 23d U. S. regulars supported the Utah battery. The artillery used Hotchkiss ‘Fapid fire guns, the regulars Jorginson ‘rifles and the volunteers Springfield rifles. The engineers had the line of battle all drawn out. They surveyed every inch of the ground, even venturing quite close to the enemy’s intrenchments, which were strongly fortified. In the meantime our men went to work making trenches, etc. The Spanish had sharpshooters on the lookout and they kept firing on our men as they worked. When everything was in readiness for battle Admiral Dewey sent word to Field Commander McArthur that they would get down to business on the 13th of August. The boys felt greatly honored to think that Manila on the 18th—the number of our régiment. The brass band had to shoulder guns. the same as the privates. We had been told that we could suit ourselves, but when it came to fighting we had to carry a rifle with the rest of. them. Some of the boys did not relish it—I for one—but never said a word but took the gun with three hundred rations, which meant a pretty hard fight. The company that I was in was to the front. We left camp early in the morning and took up our position at the right flank of the Spanish breastworks in support to the Astor battery, with the 23d U.S. regulars and Utah battery at our left, while the remainder of the regulars brought up the rear. The first shot was fired by the Utah battery eight o’clock in the morning, which was followed by the Astor battery. The Spanish replied from behind their breastworks. Then Dewey commenced at sea such a roar as I never heard in my life before. It was deafning. Some of the boys actually trembled and our Colonel and Major both were scared; but our Captain was as cool as a dove, also the Captains of the other companies. The Spanish sent a torrent of shells and bullets in our direction, but they were high. Had they been lower it would have meant the destruction of the 13th regiment. The Dons came down a little closer and poured a rain of shot on the Astor battery, some of them even reloading after they were shot down and dying. It was an awful sight to me, but I felt like a demon. I wanted revenge. I trenchments, and we had to cut down trees and make our own shelter, as we were in thick brush fighting. They made it”so hot for us that we were compelled to retreat a few paces, which lost to us the Astor battery guns, but not for long, for we charged on them with our pistols and recaptured them. Twenty-four Spaniards were lost in that charge. Our men steadily advanced, driving them from the trenches. It was a gallant charge. The boys commenced cheering and in a short time we had Old Glory waving over the Spanish blockhonse, Our Captain was shot through the shoulder, but he continued to give orders until he fell. A bullet pierced my shirt at the shoulder, but did no other damage, It was rare good luck, for bullets were whistling around us in all directions. Some of the boys were killed outright and others wounded. I was the second one of our company over the ficer’s shoes (a new pair) and a bible, which I shall take home with me to ‘A Henda City Aasiean's Story. of the eek here some months ago, is now in Ma-} shot into the Spanish lines like light. ’ -ning, but they were behind strong infought. They expected to be allowed to go" ‘into: Manila and kill the Spanish appointed, and in consequence became very angry. We were ordered out to. . charge them and they fell back. They were ordered to lay down their arms, -which they must either do or fight. Yesterday I visited the city. About nine thousand. Spanish soldiers patrol the town. We are very much pleased with the three sified and ocedalighitbed woun A TWENTY ‘STAMP MLLThe Texas Company Ca Contracts With the Nevada Foundry For One. The Texas Mining Company, operating in Willow Valley, has contracted with Watson & Nivens of the Nevada Foundry for a twenty stamp quartz mill on which work is to be commenced without delay. Ten stamps will be completed this fall and ten more will be added in the spring. It will be a first-class plant in every respect, and is to be run by water power. ‘Some 2000 feet of 15-inch pipe is being laid now to bring in water . : from the Manzanita ditch which was recently purchased by the company. An air compressor is to introduced at once to run the power drills in use in the mine. = Will Remain a Few Days Longer. Mrs. Bostwick, of the City of Paris Dry Goods. Company, will remain in town a few days longer. Thos ladies desiring to place orders” for Tailor Suits, Golf Capes and Silk Shirt Waists, alsoa fine line of Ladies’ and Children’s silk and. flannel underware 826-8t and rob the people, but they were dis-. + In order to further ene (Flat Iron Brand), pthc ds saan Hubinger , okuk, Iowa, have— saves a beautiful Up ecient ith each package ot hac acsceaa blag ‘the form ‘Pastel Pictures They are re agzt9 inches size, and are entitled as follows: a ee ‘Now Cut in Tho! During the remainder ofour Cleocrance Sale prices upon Goods will be eut in Two. ‘ire Ae a Few Bargains . . _ Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather result of the battle, Our losses were . Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American ? ; Poppies. . Pansies and Lilacs and . These rare pictures four in number, bythe renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig: inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the correct.thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness-of color and artistic merit. ree. Elastic Starch will re given away with eac package of purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO a ACCEPT id SUBSTITUTE ‘Fhe First Fall Opening Will Take Place To-Morrow should call at parlor 6, National Exchange hotel. ere / —OF— 80 cents. tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Yace—sizes T2 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button 1$2 Shoe, Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. —~ Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, . where else at 25 cents, now 10 Men’s Pearl, Natria Brown, fancy patterns, sold _everycents, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s. heavy riveted rere ote this : clearance sale) will be sold a at 35 cents. Please Note These Prices re Strictly Cash, The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Pri. Commercial Street-—Telephone 203, At ——STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York, And: the remaining days of this week, At the oe PEERY STORE, BROAD. STREET.Hip Disease Little Cirl the Victim — She Took a Few Botties of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Was Cured. 4 “My little girl became afflicted with hip disease when she was five years old. She was confined to her bed and for six or seven weeks the doctor applied weights to the affected limb. When she got up she was not able to walk across the floor. She had lost all her strength and day by day she became thinner. One day I happened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Calendars and on one of the slips was a testimonial telling of a cure of a severe case of hip disease by Hood’s Sarparilla. I decided to give this medicine to my daughter and when she had, taken three bottles her appetite was excellent and she looked quite well and was very much strengthened. She has POOOOOOOWEOWOIOOOK SO SOE Ry . WOOO OO Oe x HS i Se Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in the: line of FURNITURE they have found that JAMES -KINKEAD, — Commercial ‘leoarinal : Keeps a large stock and gives his" ao customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new, furniTHINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the ‘ Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Pry our Mustard in sald 5¢.per quart. ~ any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Has the Best Quality of Goods. * Willsell you ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. ture call at his stores. @ @ MR -You Will Profit Thereby. Be AS ASAT AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS KZ) Se not used her crutches for over eight months and walks to school every day.” Mrs, G. A. LaRossx, Oroville, Cal. Hood’s Sarsaparilla . E Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $6. Hood’s Pills 274,%9,oui zits 0 take A Good e e Living and more may be madeby any one with a McAllister Magic SAIre earner eaeerreenerer reverent = Ladies, You Will Save Woney L ANIALAMDIIALIAII And obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and New York patterns fy @ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft, Who is aietvidi goods daily fr m those cities and is therefore prepared to sell at tne lowest prices. Broad St., Next Dvor to County Treasurer’s Office, By Purchasing your Millimery of 3 2 = 3 a 3 ERR IS ni Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or. illustrated lectures in small towns and _ villages. A small tapital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot mM. L. & D. MARSH OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons © and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed ‘free upon request: show you. At the trenches we were T. H. McALLisTEr, Suppose you kave mis from the local papers. Here’s One. Yellow Front---A-RACKET : STORE. to judge of their value as business producers, + We are now going to use this space for LIGHTNING STRIKERS. Watch out they eri hit once. Full Width Sheeting, unbleached, 17 cents per yard. Re Will say something about Towelings next time. sed our advertisements Dropped thein so as a Lots more—nothing higher. Transcript Block. Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADACHE peed FEELING, DEBILITY, PIMPLES, AL WEA IMPOTENCY, OA per cent. are troubled with PROSTRA’ edy to cure the complaint without an owt big use of six MANHOOD RESTORED —— BF CLUPIDENE. 4 This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All ———SUCH a8 KNES: DESPONDENCY AND AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doctor has discovered the active. principle on whic the vitality of the SE\; pba ss ten sme ot ed by physici d medici is 90 sufferers are n ars hysicians and m nes is because over a tenuile ITIS, ed which CUPLDINK is the only known remA bed Sg guarantee to refund the money if @ permanent cure is not effexes, One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. y 78 ov presiers di — te DAVOL: MEDICINE co. iN S.oF i Cal all mail orders x ‘n Francisco, Ca ” For sale in Nevada City by bickes Mx < CO by the THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE. ry Vv SOLE AGENTS, . / Legg & Shaw Co. ForNevada County All kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our work. wear. Wears in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuous, but. it should be good. Many flimsy articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to Look at our line of Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains: Rings, etc.,and your good taste will immediately recognize them as being of sterling merit, They are rich in design, quality, but moderate in price LUETJE Watchmakers and Jewelers. ii He shante in workmanship, and fine in BRAND, 69969595959695956555 BUT *. [he War Tariff Is On THE WOOD-PEGHKER Stands as. it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. a A as ng ( MADE IN NEVADA CITY;. By “GIBB,” N. S. of Md.

STORE ‘hite and Pair. ver 50. rappers, eR iennmiincienaneeae ae a me ut itis to» n, a th» 10st ineur oman peed ul or sup® SO many of Dame ime Job mpetent ly’s. 3 oT ys TUESDAY ae 0:6 Important. Point 1 “Mat Mm Three Parties Agree Upon, The county central committees od i candidates of the three parties will by the end of this week have their plans perfected for the coming campaign. They all favor short and speedy fights on the ground that such fights are not ‘so expensive and wearing as long ones, bat are just as effective. Sonie of the candidates who are short. of money and not over-sanguine of election “think that two weeks is plenty long enough . to be in the field, but there are others who favor starting out October 10th or 11th for the tour of the county. The general impression seems to be that most of the time should be spent in, Grass Valley and this city where the balk.of the vote is concentrated, and this course will probably be pursued by all the tees Grand Chief Patriarch Ginhig: The Grand Chief Pa Patriarch of the Odd Fellows of California will on Saturday evening next pay an official visit to the encampment in Grass Valley and there will go down to the meeting a number of the members of Mistletoe Encampment of this city. A banquet will be one of the features of the evening. Those Nevada City Odd. Fellows who want to attend are requested to leave their names with Ed. McKinlay. Horseman’s Arm Broken. Last evening about dark as Herbert Black of Rough and Ready was riding horseback past, John F. Schroeder’s store at that town, a dog inside the store began to bark. The horse evidently thought the dog was at its heels and bucked furiously. Young Black, who was riding with his handsjin his pockets, was. thrown heavily to the ground. His left arm was broken and his chin was badly. skinned. This Week's ¢ Church Bazar. On tomorrow and Thursday evenings ‘the ladies of the Congregational church ‘will have their bazar at Armory ball :and it will be well worth attending as there will be continuous entertainment afforded and that entertainment will be of the most satisfactory character. A bot chicken dinner will be served on Wednesday from 12to 2 and from 4 to . 7. The hall is being -beautifully decorated, —_— S02 Their Tenth Anniversary. ~The Excelsior whist club have hired Odd Fellows hall and will on Monday . evening, the 10th ultimo, celebrate the . ;tenth anniversary of their organization. «They will have a re-union of. members q sbanquet. ‘and ex-members and propose to servea Re-opening an 0 an Old Mine. The work of re-opeuing the old Le» compton mine on Deer creek is progressing satisfactorily. The ore is of high grade and a fair sized bar was ob{ tained last week as the result of a ; _ crushing. 4 expected. 2 Operated on For Cancers. * Two Grass Valley ladies—Mrs. Jacob Dangle and Mrs. Frye—were operated on today for cancers. Both of them are getting along as well as could be Hart os a Mine, -e At the Reward mine Saturday a piece 4 of hanging wall fell on one of the legs of Eugene Cleveland, injuring him so ; he has been incapacitated from work. oe % Pi scan RA A i OE AROSE OE ay How’s This? a We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. .We, the undersigned, have known F. E _“Ohvsaey for th» last 15 years, and bejlieve him perfectly honorable :in all vbusiness transactions and financially . while tovarry out any obligations made . by their firm. \ . West & Trouax, Wholesale: Druggists, Toledo, O. Watopria, Kinnan & Marni, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internE ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ~ Testimonials sent-free.—Price 75c.--Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Oe Saloon For Sale. One of the best fitted up and best loted saloons in Nevada City is offered or sale’ Has an excellent run of firstlass custom. Apply at the Transcript fice. a30-tf Great Bargains. No establishment in California offer ' such big bargains in clothing, gents farnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps Clothing Emporiam. You can save © dollars by calliug at this place. Do so before making your purchases else. where. «ec be Hot Weather Food. old at the Beehive. antities to suit. [tf] J. J. Jackson. * Nevada County Directory. nn SEPT : 27, 1898.) foR SHORT CAWPAIGNS, . e Bichanges His Horn Por a Gun they would be engaged in the battle of founds. of ammunition and two days’ _. trenches and [captured a Spanish ofetc. as J. Levy, of the Popular. ’ 8-15 Nothing could be better than the icions pickled pigs’ feet and tripe They are the selected goods. For sale in Copies of the Nevada County Directory can obtained for 50 centa. By mail i and Goes a paca Great Battle, ~~ George H. Wilcox, a relation. of Mrs. #.J. Meacham of this city, and: who left nila, being a member ofthe band of the 18th Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers. He writes as follows to Mrs, Meacham under date of August 16th: We landed on.the 7th about seven }miles from the city. We camped about ‘Six days. On Saturday morning, the 13th, we had orders to go to the front and support the famous Astor battery from New York, while the 23d U. S. regulars supported the Utah battery. The artillery used Hotchkiss ‘Fapid fire guns, the regulars Jorginson ‘rifles and the volunteers Springfield rifles. The engineers had the line of battle all drawn out. They surveyed every inch of the ground, even venturing quite close to the enemy’s intrenchments, which were strongly fortified. In the meantime our men went to work making trenches, etc. The Spanish had sharpshooters on the lookout and they kept firing on our men as they worked. When everything was in readiness for battle Admiral Dewey sent word to Field Commander McArthur that they would get down to business on the 13th of August. The boys felt greatly honored to think that Manila on the 18th—the number of our régiment. The brass band had to shoulder guns. the same as the privates. We had been told that we could suit ourselves, but when it came to fighting we had to carry a rifle with the rest of. them. Some of the boys did not relish it—I for one—but never said a word but took the gun with three hundred rations, which meant a pretty hard fight. The company that I was in was to the front. We left camp early in the morning and took up our position at the right flank of the Spanish breastworks in support to the Astor battery, with the 23d U.S. regulars and Utah battery at our left, while the remainder of the regulars brought up the rear. The first shot was fired by the Utah battery eight o’clock in the morning, which was followed by the Astor battery. The Spanish replied from behind their breastworks. Then Dewey commenced at sea such a roar as I never heard in my life before. It was deafning. Some of the boys actually trembled and our Colonel and Major both were scared; but our Captain was as cool as a dove, also the Captains of the other companies. The Spanish sent a torrent of shells and bullets in our direction, but they were high. Had they been lower it would have meant the destruction of the 13th regiment. The Dons came down a little closer and poured a rain of shot on the Astor battery, some of them even reloading after they were shot down and dying. It was an awful sight to me, but I felt like a demon. I wanted revenge. I trenchments, and we had to cut down trees and make our own shelter, as we were in thick brush fighting. They made it”so hot for us that we were compelled to retreat a few paces, which lost to us the Astor battery guns, but not for long, for we charged on them with our pistols and recaptured them. Twenty-four Spaniards were lost in that charge. Our men steadily advanced, driving them from the trenches. It was a gallant charge. The boys commenced cheering and in a short time we had Old Glory waving over the Spanish blockhonse, Our Captain was shot through the shoulder, but he continued to give orders until he fell. A bullet pierced my shirt at the shoulder, but did no other damage, It was rare good luck, for bullets were whistling around us in all directions. Some of the boys were killed outright and others wounded. I was the second one of our company over the ficer’s shoes (a new pair) and a bible, which I shall take home with me to ‘A Henda City Aasiean's Story. of the eek here some months ago, is now in Ma-} shot into the Spanish lines like light. ’ -ning, but they were behind strong infought. They expected to be allowed to go" ‘into: Manila and kill the Spanish appointed, and in consequence became very angry. We were ordered out to. . charge them and they fell back. They were ordered to lay down their arms, -which they must either do or fight. Yesterday I visited the city. About nine thousand. Spanish soldiers patrol the town. We are very much pleased with the three sified and ocedalighitbed woun A TWENTY ‘STAMP MLLThe Texas Company Ca Contracts With the Nevada Foundry For One. The Texas Mining Company, operating in Willow Valley, has contracted with Watson & Nivens of the Nevada Foundry for a twenty stamp quartz mill on which work is to be commenced without delay. Ten stamps will be completed this fall and ten more will

be added in the spring. It will be a first-class plant in every respect, and is to be run by water power. ‘Some 2000 feet of 15-inch pipe is being laid now to bring in water . : from the Manzanita ditch which was recently purchased by the company. An air compressor is to introduced at once to run the power drills in use in the mine. = Will Remain a Few Days Longer. Mrs. Bostwick, of the City of Paris Dry Goods. Company, will remain in town a few days longer. Thos ladies desiring to place orders” for Tailor Suits, Golf Capes and Silk Shirt Waists, alsoa fine line of Ladies’ and Children’s silk and. flannel underware 826-8t and rob the people, but they were dis-. + In order to further ene (Flat Iron Brand), pthc ds saan Hubinger , okuk, Iowa, have— saves a beautiful Up ecient ith each package ot hac acsceaa blag ‘the form ‘Pastel Pictures They are re agzt9 inches size, and are entitled as follows: a ee ‘Now Cut in Tho! During the remainder ofour Cleocrance Sale prices upon Goods will be eut in Two. ‘ire Ae a Few Bargains . . _ Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather result of the battle, Our losses were . Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American ? ; Poppies. . Pansies and Lilacs and . These rare pictures four in number, bythe renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig: inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the correct.thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness-of color and artistic merit. ree. Elastic Starch will re given away with eac package of purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO a ACCEPT id SUBSTITUTE ‘Fhe First Fall Opening Will Take Place To-Morrow should call at parlor 6, National Exchange hotel. ere / —OF— 80 cents. tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Yace—sizes T2 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button 1$2 Shoe, Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. —~ Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, . where else at 25 cents, now 10 Men’s Pearl, Natria Brown, fancy patterns, sold _everycents, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s. heavy riveted rere ote this : clearance sale) will be sold a at 35 cents. Please Note These Prices re Strictly Cash, The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Pri. Commercial Street-—Telephone 203, At ——STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York, And: the remaining days of this week, At the oe PEERY STORE, BROAD. STREET.Hip Disease Little Cirl the Victim — She Took a Few Botties of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Was Cured. 4 “My little girl became afflicted with hip disease when she was five years old. She was confined to her bed and for six or seven weeks the doctor applied weights to the affected limb. When she got up she was not able to walk across the floor. She had lost all her strength and day by day she became thinner. One day I happened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Calendars and on one of the slips was a testimonial telling of a cure of a severe case of hip disease by Hood’s Sarparilla. I decided to give this medicine to my daughter and when she had, taken three bottles her appetite was excellent and she looked quite well and was very much strengthened. She has POOOOOOOWEOWOIOOOK SO SOE Ry . WOOO OO Oe x HS i Se Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in the: line of FURNITURE they have found that JAMES -KINKEAD, — Commercial ‘leoarinal : Keeps a large stock and gives his" ao customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new, furniTHINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the ‘ Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Pry our Mustard in sald 5¢.per quart. ~ any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Has the Best Quality of Goods. * Willsell you ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. ture call at his stores. @ @ MR -You Will Profit Thereby. Be AS ASAT AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS KZ) Se not used her crutches for over eight months and walks to school every day.” Mrs, G. A. LaRossx, Oroville, Cal. Hood’s Sarsaparilla . E Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $6. Hood’s Pills 274,%9,oui zits 0 take A Good e e Living and more may be madeby any one with a McAllister Magic SAIre earner eaeerreenerer reverent = Ladies, You Will Save Woney L ANIALAMDIIALIAII And obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and New York patterns fy @ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft, Who is aietvidi goods daily fr m those cities and is therefore prepared to sell at tne lowest prices. Broad St., Next Dvor to County Treasurer’s Office, By Purchasing your Millimery of 3 2 = 3 a 3 ERR IS ni Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or. illustrated lectures in small towns and _ villages. A small tapital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot mM. L. & D. MARSH OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons © and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed ‘free upon request: show you. At the trenches we were T. H. McALLisTEr, Suppose you kave mis from the local papers. Here’s One. Yellow Front---A-RACKET : STORE. to judge of their value as business producers, + We are now going to use this space for LIGHTNING STRIKERS. Watch out they eri hit once. Full Width Sheeting, unbleached, 17 cents per yard. Re Will say something about Towelings next time. sed our advertisements Dropped thein so as a Lots more—nothing higher. Transcript Block. Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADACHE peed FEELING, DEBILITY, PIMPLES, AL WEA IMPOTENCY, OA per cent. are troubled with PROSTRA’ edy to cure the complaint without an owt big use of six MANHOOD RESTORED —— BF CLUPIDENE. 4 This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All ———SUCH a8 KNES: DESPONDENCY AND AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doctor has discovered the active. principle on whic the vitality of the SE\; pba ss ten sme ot ed by physici d medici is 90 sufferers are n ars hysicians and m nes is because over a tenuile ITIS, ed which CUPLDINK is the only known remA bed Sg guarantee to refund the money if @ permanent cure is not effexes, One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. y 78 ov presiers di — te DAVOL: MEDICINE co. iN S.oF i Cal all mail orders x ‘n Francisco, Ca ” For sale in Nevada City by bickes Mx < CO by the THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE. ry Vv SOLE AGENTS, . / Legg & Shaw Co. ForNevada County All kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our work. wear. Wears in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuous, but. it should be good. Many flimsy articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to Look at our line of Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains: Rings, etc.,and your good taste will immediately recognize them as being of sterling merit, They are rich in design, quality, but moderate in price LUETJE Watchmakers and Jewelers. ii He shante in workmanship, and fine in BRAND, 69969595959695956555 BUT *. [he War Tariff Is On THE WOOD-PEGHKER Stands as. it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. a A as ng ( MADE IN NEVADA CITY;. By “GIBB,” N. S. of Md.