September 27, 1901 (4 pages)

Calamity, railroad phe crush h, nickly (ety ’ ul for Burs suptice tt Caler. Cary gs y W.D, Vinton Per sets ontjy Ves the ones D. 4 leats, — lave the y d d. veal on . oo tion For 18 bottle of 4 INIO. It ig D & tasteless fi Price 50c,° OR WA dow. . a rrand Goods nd $7.50. J vals at the} ‘in resedo, In fact, alld me just to ‘press., d see today loors with 1 We have be now ready! ry Goods ef Co. J rappers gal M. & CO. 3 ‘ocer. cate the Wi ips our gm ANDLINS nute wheel Ve clean , years are ® NG, Nevada edium Wa 'S es of $3 ” Leather? ceeping # vor to ® is now * Nevadt! ley: 4 é LL of which was fascinating and intereat— ing. Thére wasa Great shadow, however, as well as sunshine, which manifested itself shortly before the opening ofthe great convention and stamped (HE TRANSCRIPT. FRIDAY. e903 .+.:Sept. 27, 1901 gloom on every countenance, wae the assassination of Presi Kinley, the ‘chief, executive of é : United States and an honored Wyoming Gribe Henors Sreat. % the order. Red M Representative Sims, en from ‘The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, [mp’d Order of Red Men, last evening gave @ reception to Great Representative Sime, who has, just returued from the annual Session of the Great Coaneil of the United States, recently held at New York City, When the regular business meeting . °*ting remarks he was presented with Red Men s Reception, New York to the Pan zhe President and his party, company. of the Tribe had been closed, the doors . ® 58ndsome boquet of flowers, and this 1! the hall were thrown open to admit . ‘Tibute was gracefully acknowledged ihe members of Ponemah Council, De. PY the recipient, yvee of Pocahontas, who were the inThe remainder of the evening’s provited guests of the evening. After Bp, . Stam was then carried out as follows: ', Snell, chairman of the evening had Recitation, H. L. Jones. valled the assembly to order and made. emarks, Samuel Clutter. afew preliminary remarks, he calleq. _ %°l0, Henry Odgers. Mrs. Annie on A. D. Mason, Sachem, who made an . /©wie accompanist. eloquent address of weloome on behalf} Reading, Mrs. Wm. Browning. of the Tribe to Great Representative; emarke, Dr. I. L. Bowman. Sims, which we pablish herewith: Voosl selection, Henry Odgers. “Man, the noblest of God’s creations, Remarke and short addresses were is always moving. His aime are the . ™#de by the following: Wm. Sandow, force, the motive power of his life, and . 2° 9+ Jackson, Mise Hoeft, Mre. Wm. whether those aims are grand or sordid, Britland, J. W. Dean and others, ‘so is his life. He is not moved by. At the conclusion of the program an chance, but passes to the goal of his adjournment wae taken to the banquet own,selection; and whéther that goal. 5#!! where a sumptuous repast pre. be glorious, shedding an effalgent light pared by the ladies of the Council was ‘rom ‘philanthropic deeds and noble . °2J°oved. acts accomplished which time cannot dim or death destroy, or be dark and somber from misspent acts and selfish deeds, the man himeelf is its architect. The store room at the Grass Valley snd builder and he alone is agcounta. depot is filled with freight, notwithbie therefor. As man grows, so do fra-. Standing the quiet times experienced ternal bodies and societies which from . in business circles. Much of this un infancy of small things may develop . freight, however, is the furniture of iuto afull maturity of success, progress families. who are leaving Grass Valley sud numbers, and such development. to make their homes in other parts, has the Improved Order of Red Men . During the past week no less than five reached, it now ranking third in nu-. families have left that city, and at the merics] strength of the fraternal ben-. Present time several others are making tficiary orders of the United States. . Preparations to go. "hey grow, but the brother who in the time of distress stands at the post of What He Would Do. duty and undaunted by dissensions aS ‘rom within or without guides the ship} John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, wants through the tempest and over the. to deal with the anarchists, Miss Gold‘torm-tossed waves steers her safely . manand Czolgosz. He isin Boston cravinto the harbor Prosperity, where no ing the honor. He would put the adverse Currents can drag her anchors, . woman on a naptha launch out at sea _——_++@e-— Five Families Have Left. or gales wreck or drive her on a lee{and burn the craft and place the. ‘to San Francisco, Shore, is the brother whose labors’ assassin ina den of hyenas. He said: should never be forgotten. “Great Representative Sims, you are. do these anarchists a whole lot of devoted to the Improved Order of Red . good.” Men, and above all to Wyoming Tribe, No. 49. Your every act since adoption lias demonstrated this. In prosperity — +180 ————_—__—_ Good Improvements. you have been with her and in‘ adverfrom Oolambia Hill. “sity your love has never faltered. When . Workmen are engaged in finishing the wall and walk around the Courtdeath was near your voice Trang out, *. house. When all the improvements ‘Wyoming Tribe shall not surrender : her Charter, and she did not, and although many years have passed she lives, and will live. “From paleface to Sachem of Wyoming Tribe, from member of the Great Council of California to ‘its Great) Sachem, and from Great Sachem of Cslifornia to delegate to: the Great. David Muir, George Calanan and Conneil of the United States, twice . John Hitchings returned from Bowelected,. you have passed, working,. man’s Dam last evening. They have working, working for the Improved been engaged in putting ina number Order of Red Men, the good of the or-. iron gates and making other repairs on der and its upbuilding having ever . the big dam. a heen your watchword and aim in life “As chairman of @ most important committee, as orator of the Great Council, addressing thousands in east«rn cities, in these and many other lection day. ‘The TRaNnsoriPT collector “ays you have beén signally honored, willdrop around and see all onr city yet returning this night, flushed with ubsoribers, honors, deservedly paid, I doubt if any van be dearer to your heart than your brother's weleome, ‘Well done, thou “ood and faithful servant.’ 7 “We welcome you to old Wyoming. All stockholders of Prosperity Oil ‘Tribe, your parent tribe, the tribe from . Company are hereby notified that there which your start in the path-way of. Will bea mesting at the office of the redmanship was made, and, although . Secretary, Dr. C. W. Chapman, er ‘he welcome ceremonies are not elab-. Saturday evening at 8 o’clock. Al ovate, they are sincere and bespeak the . 8tockholders are requested to vi ae friendship we feel for you, ent. ee 827-2t “Of what you have accomplished, of Trusts and combinations do not affect . the honors paid and to be paid you, I Jesse Moore whiskey. Its fame ie es‘ight more fully speak, but sir, indistablished, its quality is the finest and criminate, general laudation and ©X—. it is always the best. ‘olment obscure, rather than accentavee ate, the lessons taught by a successful BurraLo Lager Beer on draught, at career, I will therefore but add thatin. 5 cents a glass, at Council aga ‘he honors already paid we feel a pride, . W. J. Britland, proprietor. J in such as yet await you we shall take . * e the deopest ssilataatin, Something Nice to Keep “But time passes and you have much of interest to tell us this night. You. Any one whoattended the re-union “ere near when our brother Red Man,. picnic and gathering of old Nevada the upright citizen, the gallant soldier, . countyans, which; was held at Glenthe brilliant statesman,the unapproach. brook on the 10th ; of September, can able chief. executive, our martyred. procure aluminum sonvenirs of that President William MoKinley, fell from . occasion at five cents each at E, W. the assassin’s bullets, and that spotless . Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valand noble life was brought to an un-. uable in years to come. tf timely close, Why, sir, the detonation pe aaa Thomas Paine, for of those shots traversed the globe with Be a Rage sear, the speed of light, and in your home thousands of miles away tolling bells 4nd habiliments of mourning attested whiskey. He even takes it as medithat terrible deed and sang a dirge and cine because it is pnre. requiem for the fallen hero ’ere yet the wae } poisoned smoke from the ite The Best Prescription for Malaria “eapon had polluted the pure air of Buffalo, New York. “Io closing need I state how earnestly We shall listen to what you may tell )S of the Great Council and of the aw-~ ‘al occurrence on Red Meng’ Day at the Exposition ?. = 1s te Wicd “Once mo; wele nd exr. J.H. Hanaford says a tend our near aan ¢ we Plowman: Ifthe first cough is , the first step in the At the conclusion of Mr. Mason's adpropery 1 esa arrested, the ‘ress, which wag warmly applauded developed, the breath set free, we rove aa oul eras, De. Sime) goed aot far ccanamotio.” Hamp a erage and gracefully acknowledged the eer ceacaes ae the first cough. “ourtesy bestowed on him. He gave an Ro other remedy has saved so many outline of his trip to the Eastern me-. ¢-om consumption. tore bottles 25c. ‘ropolis and reviewed the important. and 600. For sale by H. Dickerman, Proceedings of the Great Oognoil, all. soleagent. -building and compare favorably with any of like character outside of the largest cities. Returned‘From Bowman’s, 2c + Collection Day. Tomorrow will be our regular colProsperity Oil Company, _—+ Oe An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge s and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s PE arn Ohill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,25c. myl56m ia Se ee Arrested and Set Free. This}. member An excursion trip of the American Exposition at Buffalo had been planned, where they were to meet but just before reaching their destination the sad news was imparted to them, and it fell like a thunderbolt on the heppy At the conclusion of Dr. Sims’ inter“A little of their own medicine would . mento. © morning. are eompleted, our commodious county . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Maits surroundings will. tia. 50c CATARRHS , j =f Personal Happenings. John M. Buffington hag about recoyered from his recent fllnegs, ; E. Hampton left. last evening for Reno on mining business, Geo. Cloud will leave in a few daye/ for Salt Lake, and it {is reported that when he returns he will bring a bride with him, Mr, Olond is one of Washington’s most popular business men. John MoAninch came over from Forest Hill last evening. T. A. Strowbridge of San Francisco is here on a business ‘trip. Superintendent J. P. Myers returned this morning to Badger Hill. Hi James Fogarty was over from Badger Hill yesterday. st J.J. Feowr of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this mornPut up’ expressly for us, Guaranteed a purely Cane Sugar * Syrup, having a rich, Sweet taste and a . particularly pleasing flavor, which maks a demand for it hard toreplace ee e @ PERFECTION HONEY DRIPS eee Pure Cane Sugar Syrup ee. GEORGE C. GAYLORD & SON Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE [IAIN 551. ing for Downieville. D. Herron of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Oamptonville, O. Penrose returned this ‘morning to North Bloomfield. Mrs. B. Butler of Downieville, who has been to San Francisco on a visit arrived here Jast evening and returned home this morning. H.H. Purdy of Downieville is in town,H. T. Dent of Poducot, Ky., is here on mining business, s James Andrews, who went below for hie health, has returned home somewhat improved. E. H. Winn, of the Gastcn Ridge mining company, went to San Francisco this morning. Lieutenant-Governor Jacob H. Neff arrived here last evening to attend a meeting of Knights Templar, of which he is a member. : John Tickell of Michigan Bluff was in town last evening. ‘ P. 8. Waldron of Graniteville has returned from Honolulu very much improved in health. Scott Berry and his sister Mrs. Cc. B. Dunn of St. Louis, Mo., are here on a visit. Superintendent J. Gribble left this : C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and wan ere for San Francieco on a busiwill call on all his patrons. Orders can W. Tuttle and W. McK inlay left this. °° !eft st the post office. Box 155, tf morning for Truckee on a pleasure trip. D. Moore left this morning for San Francisco. H. Diener left this morning for a trip Our. Late President, Rev. J. Sims to Deliver a Discourse Yext Sunday Wight. On Sunday evening next, at the Congregational church, Rev. J. Sime will deliver a discourse on the life and death of our lamented President, Wm. Kinley. This special service of sermon, prayer. and song will be given under ‘the auspices of the Improved Order of Red Men, who will be present and assist in the ceremonies, and a number of members of the order will be present from Grass Valley to assist. Rev. Sims is well qualified to speak on the life’s work and character of the grand and noble President, and coming recently from the East and vicinity of the national tragedy his remarks concerning the last days of President Wm. McKinley’s life will be intensely interesting. The public are cordially invited to be present on this occasion and assist in the exercises. ~ Piano Tuning aud Repairing. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machfas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln; who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured her.” This marvelous medicine is guaranteed to cure ali Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases, Only 50c and $1. sober bottles free at Vinton’s drug store.W. Matthewe is here from SacraW. Tierner is down from Maybert. Superintendent Fred Zeitler and -D. Muir went over tothe Delhi mine this G. Hendrickson came down today Malaria Makes Impure Blood. m y15-6m A Constitutional Affection. Sprays, washes, powders, salves, medicated tobacco and cigarettes, however and persisten tly { used, do not cure Catarrh. They relieve temporarily \ the inflammation in the throat and nose, and enable \ you to breathe more easily and freely, but the continual rush of impure blood to these parts keeps up , the irritation and ultimately produces ulceration of \ the glands, when the breath becomes exceedingly S offensive and the soft bones of the nose are re ge y NX S destroyed. The catarrhal inflammation exten over, SS wi 2 the entire surface of the mucous membrane, or inner skin ; the stomach, kidneys and lungs are often involved ; the whole system soon becomes affected by the rapid absorption of poisonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you had hoped to cure with simple local remedies, assumes a dangerous form, ad Catarrh about 15 years, and I had Catarrh so bad was entirely PP Bn the time everything Icould . deaf in one ear, and all the inside hear of, but nothing did me any good. . of my nose and part of the bone At last I came to the conclusion that . sloughed off. The physicians gave Oatarrh must be a blood disease, and . meupas incurable. I determined to decided to give 8.8.8.a trial. I could . try 8S.8.8., and began to improve at see a little improvement from the first . once. It seemed to get at the seat of bottle, and continued it three or four . the disease, and after a few weeks months, or until I-was cured. Have . treatment I was entirely cured, and not taken anything for six years, and . for more than seven years have hag am just as well as lever was.—M. MAT. no sign of the disease._MRS. J OSESON, Lapeer, Mich. PHINE POLHILL, Due West, 8. 0. Catarrh is a constitutional disease—a blood disease which is f; ently ‘. inherited, and only a blood medicine, such as S. S. S., can remove the hereditary t, destroy the*poisons that have been accumulating in the system for years eae an rn the blood to a healthy and pure condition. The inflamed membranes and diseased glands are healed by the rich, Los blood which is carried to them, and the offensive discharges from the nose, and the terrible headache and neéuralgic pains cease. Chronic cases of the most desperate character and a: tly hopeless, have been cured completely and permanently by the use of S.$. S.Write our physicians fully about your case and they will cheerfully assist you by their advice. We charge nothing whatever for this service. Book free on application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Special Sale of Rugs at C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store Bin etter: From $1 to $4 edits ee eee 75¢, $1, $2.30 $1 to $3.75 MO CUI 6s njscsisve eocsiscores ‘sesansennseeen cesses Cretenttiee Sci dan raise ae RINE ig aha snscsume axcans-45 ices aadahea senna pee All these Rugs are new stock and clean goods. Millinery Opening. oo] LADIES: MISS HOEFT takes pleasure in announc% ing that the commencement days will” be Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. She most earnestly solicits % the trade of all those wishing the most reliable and up-to-date fashions and guarantees satisfaction. Every lady should convince herself by inspecting the Millinery that the prices are the lowest. .--Diss Eicett. 1 ; ik oe Opening Up a Mine, A Popular Man. Hon. Harold T. Power, one of the largest owners and euperintendent of Hidden Treasure mine at Forest Hill, Placer county, arrived here last evening to attend a meeting of the Knights Templar. Mr. Power was a delegate to the last National Republican Oonvention which re-nominated the late Wm. McKinley for President. He was also selected as a State Presidential Elector at the last election. Mr. Power has been talked of for Governor, and if Northern Oalifornie should ever be fortanate enough to be called upon to name a man for that position Harold T. Power would be their choice, Thomas Coan left last evening for the scene of his mining operations ‘Over in the State of Nevada. Mr. Coan has been kept busy of late in arranging matters to start up the mine which he has in charge, and he ie anxious to begin operations. The property to be opened up is at a place known as Green Hill. Mr. Coan is determined to put the mine on a good paying basis in a short time, and will rush the work ahead. He is familiar with mining in all its branches, and his many frierds here wish him success in the new undertaking. Burraco Laazr Beer on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. To Start a Sierra County Mine. H. H, Pardy, the mining man, is arranging to open up a mine a short dis— tance from Downieville. He left on the 9 o’clock train today for San Francisco, and will return shortly and begin operations. The property is re~ ported to be rich, and, under the able Management of Mr. Purdy, it will materially increase the output of the Downieville district. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. aes je21-tf o®. Subscribe for the TRNNSORIPT. eee. The Curse of Womankind Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sher= man’s Headache Cure gives instant re%s lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief, 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, Delicious CrispsFree! With Taylor’s openings. Teas,; _ Coffees, SpicesAnd Opening Days. ; Crawford 2 caamaemianetian ILL NOTICE. S UP TO OCTOBER ist New Styles are constantly arrivin cisco, to insure the Winter Styles we are always last with our Miss Tetreau will arrive in a few days with an elegant assortment of e e MILLINERY which she so well knows how to select to suit the taste of the ladies of this vicinity, “Due announcement will be made of the NERY in San Franery Latest in iD TAYLOR'S Tea and Cofeeus NEVADA CITY. 90 CENTS A WEEK ———— Pall and Winter Goods Advertisements of not to exceed five lines tu length inserted under this head for 50 cente a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cente a week or 40 centea month, Payable invariably in advance. : Cart For Sale. A good cart is offered for sale ata barg in. Enquire of Frank White. e2tf For Rent. A five-room house on Lost Hill in good ondition, is offered for rent. Apply to Mrs. M. C, Abbott. We are now receiving our Goods and Prices. will arrive in a few days. we will sell at very low Prices. Arriving Daily * Fall and Winter Goods which Come in and examine the The stock is now complete and mdre House ‘to Rent. a A large two-story dwelling house, with al the modern conveiences. on East Broad street, near Main, is offered for rent, Apply at the TRANSCRIPT office, sl6tf SNELL © For Rent. FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. House on Nevada street, formerly occupied by L. M. Hancock. Enquire of E. J. Morgan. For Rent. A Furnished House of seven rooms and bath for rent. Apply at THz TRANSORIPT office. 912 A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine traded in for a new Siuger. Also big discount toparties that have none. Payments from $1.50; er month ap and lots of good secondhand Machines, a es, from $3 up. Steinway, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey and other makes of Pianos; also Estey and other . Organs at low prices and easy payments. GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. House to Rent. Six-room cottage, with all the modern improvements, is offered for rent. It is very plearantly located and the terms are rearonab'e. Inquire at this vffice. sep2tf For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with buggy and harness excellent condition, will be sold at a bargain. This is rare chance, as the price is S ARDINES That are not Mackerel. This standard joke is, after all, beet appreciated in the eating of genuine sardines. If you like SARDINES at all you'll like OURS. The Best Salt Mackerel, too; and while we’re talking about, the best of everything that is found io grocery stores—and some specialties besides. We aim to be accommodating also. Articles which we do not keep on account of small demand, we car order for you on short notice. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. — very low. Inquire of CHAS. E.TEGLER. 2 Offices to Rent. The offices formerly occupied by Dr. £ L Muller, in thé comet & Roberts’ B cated. nd eo ni ca. a Bh ted, eonvenien' e! and fitted up in good style. tnaulre atthe a Citizens Bank. New House For Sale. A house of six with plumb: throughput situated gu Ariazoor ey Hill or . the: TRAaNGORIPT office, Fie ab tf First-Class Bootblack. “2 we uaapipage paganestoae OK Courthouse Souvenirs -And other Noveitine te numerous to mention can seen a C. J. BRANDS, : The Jeweler. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s barber shop, on Broad street, gives the best shine in town. All the latest sporting papers are keptonhand. . junl7-tf Furnished Rooms to ket. Burnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s' corner Grove and Nevada streets Diamonds. CALL AND SEE OUR A large consignment just received: and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. NEW GOODS.

Calamity, railroad phe crush h, nickly (ety ’ ul for Burs suptice tt Caler. Cary gs y W.D, Vinton Per sets ontjy Ves the ones D. 4 leats, — lave the y d d. veal on . oo tion For 18 bottle of 4 INIO. It ig D & tasteless fi Price 50c,° OR WA dow. . a rrand Goods nd $7.50. J vals at the} ‘in resedo, In fact, alld me just to ‘press., d see today loors with 1 We have be now ready! ry Goods ef Co. J rappers gal M. & CO. 3 ‘ocer. cate the Wi ips our gm ANDLINS nute wheel Ve clean , years are ® NG, Nevada edium Wa 'S es of $3 ” Leather? ceeping # vor to ® is now * Nevadt! ley: 4 é LL of which was fascinating and intereat— ing. Thére wasa Great shadow, however, as well as sunshine, which manifested itself shortly before the opening ofthe great convention and stamped (HE TRANSCRIPT. FRIDAY.. e903 .+.:Sept. 27, 1901 gloom on every countenance, wae the assassination of Presi Kinley, the ‘chief, executive of é : United States and an honored Wyoming Gribe Henors Sreat. % the order. Red M Representative Sims, en from ‘The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, [mp’d Order of Red Men, last evening gave @ reception to Great Representative Sime, who has, just returued from the annual Session of the Great Coaneil of the United States, recently held at New York City, When the regular business meeting . °*ting remarks he was presented with Red Men s Reception, New York to the Pan zhe President and his party, company. of the Tribe had been closed, the doors . ® 58ndsome boquet of flowers, and this 1! the hall were thrown open to admit . ‘Tibute was gracefully acknowledged ihe members of Ponemah Council, De. PY the recipient, yvee of Pocahontas, who were the inThe remainder of the evening’s provited guests of the evening. After Bp, . Stam was then carried out as follows: ', Snell, chairman of the evening had Recitation, H. L. Jones. valled the assembly to order and made. emarks, Samuel Clutter. afew preliminary remarks, he calleq. _ %°l0, Henry Odgers. Mrs. Annie on A. D. Mason, Sachem, who made an . /©wie accompanist. eloquent address of weloome on behalf} Reading, Mrs. Wm. Browning. of the Tribe to Great Representative; emarke, Dr. I. L. Bowman. Sims, which we pablish herewith: Voosl selection, Henry Odgers. “Man, the noblest of God’s creations, Remarke and short addresses were is always moving. His aime are the . ™#de by the following: Wm. Sandow, force, the motive power of his life, and . 2° 9+ Jackson, Mise Hoeft, Mre. Wm. whether those aims are grand or sordid, Britland, J. W. Dean and others, ‘so is his life. He is not moved by. At the conclusion of the program an chance, but passes to the goal of his adjournment wae taken to the banquet own,selection; and whéther that goal. 5#!! where a sumptuous repast pre. be glorious, shedding an effalgent light pared by the ladies of the Council was ‘rom ‘philanthropic deeds and noble . °2J°oved. acts accomplished which time cannot dim or death destroy, or be dark and somber from misspent acts and selfish deeds, the man himeelf is its architect. The store room at the Grass Valley snd builder and he alone is agcounta. depot is filled with freight, notwithbie therefor. As man grows, so do fra-. Standing the quiet times experienced ternal bodies and societies which from . in business circles. Much of this un infancy of small things may develop . freight, however, is the furniture of iuto afull maturity of success, progress families. who are leaving Grass Valley sud numbers, and such development. to make their homes in other parts, has the Improved Order of Red Men . During the past week no less than five reached, it now ranking third in nu-. families have left that city, and at the merics] strength of the fraternal ben-. Present time several others are making tficiary orders of the United States. . Preparations to go. "hey grow, but the brother who in the time of distress stands at the post of What He Would Do. duty and undaunted by dissensions aS ‘rom within or without guides the ship} John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, wants through the tempest and over the. to deal with the anarchists, Miss Gold‘torm-tossed waves steers her safely . manand Czolgosz. He isin Boston cravinto the harbor Prosperity, where no ing the honor. He would put the adverse Currents can drag her anchors, . woman on a naptha launch out at sea _——_++@e-— Five Families Have Left. or gales wreck or drive her on a lee{and burn the craft and place the. ‘to San Francisco, Shore, is the brother whose labors’ assassin ina den of hyenas. He said: should never be forgotten. “Great Representative Sims, you are. do these anarchists a whole lot of devoted to the Improved Order of Red . good.” Men, and above all to Wyoming Tribe, No. 49. Your every act since adoption lias demonstrated this. In prosperity — +180 ————_—__—_ Good Improvements. you have been with her and in‘ adverfrom Oolambia Hill. “sity your love has never faltered. When . Workmen are engaged in finishing the wall and walk around the Courtdeath was near your voice Trang out, *. house. When all the improvements ‘Wyoming Tribe shall not surrender : her Charter, and she did not, and although many years have passed she lives, and will live. “From paleface to Sachem of Wyoming Tribe, from member of the Great Council of California to ‘its Great) Sachem, and from Great Sachem of Cslifornia to delegate to: the Great. David Muir, George Calanan and Conneil of the United States, twice . John Hitchings returned from Bowelected,. you have passed, working,. man’s Dam last evening. They have working, working for the Improved been engaged in putting ina number Order of Red Men, the good of the or-. iron gates and making other repairs on der and its upbuilding having ever . the big dam. a heen your watchword and aim in life “As chairman of @ most important committee, as orator of the Great Council, addressing thousands in east«rn cities, in these and many other lection day. ‘The TRaNnsoriPT collector “ays you have beén signally honored, willdrop around and see all onr city yet returning this night, flushed with ubsoribers, honors, deservedly paid, I doubt if any van be dearer to your heart than your brother's weleome, ‘Well done, thou “ood and faithful servant.’ 7 “We welcome you to old Wyoming. All stockholders of Prosperity Oil ‘Tribe, your parent tribe, the tribe from . Company are hereby notified that there which your start in the path-way of. Will bea mesting at the office of the redmanship was made, and, although . Secretary, Dr. C. W. Chapman, er ‘he welcome ceremonies are not elab-. Saturday evening at 8 o’clock. Al ovate, they are sincere and bespeak the . 8tockholders are requested to vi ae friendship we feel for you, ent. ee 827-2t “Of what you have accomplished, of Trusts and combinations do not affect . the honors paid and to be paid you, I Jesse Moore whiskey. Its fame ie es‘ight more fully speak, but sir, indistablished, its quality is the finest and criminate, general laudation and ©X—. it is always the best. ‘olment obscure, rather than accentavee ate, the lessons taught by a successful BurraLo Lager Beer on draught, at career, I will therefore but add thatin. 5 cents a glass, at Council aga ‘he honors already paid we feel a pride, . W. J. Britland, proprietor. J in such as yet await you we shall take . * e the deopest ssilataatin, Something Nice to Keep “But time passes and you have much of interest to tell us this night. You. Any one whoattended the re-union “ere near when our brother Red Man,. picnic and gathering of old Nevada the upright citizen, the gallant soldier, . countyans, which; was held at Glenthe brilliant statesman,the unapproach. brook on the 10th ; of September, can able chief. executive, our martyred. procure aluminum sonvenirs of that President William MoKinley, fell from . occasion at five cents each at E, W. the assassin’s bullets, and that spotless . Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valand noble life was brought to an un-. uable in years to come. tf timely close, Why, sir, the detonation pe aaa Thomas Paine, for of those shots traversed the globe with Be a Rage sear, the speed of light, and in your home thousands of miles away tolling bells 4nd habiliments of mourning attested whiskey. He even takes it as medithat terrible deed and sang a dirge and cine because it is pnre. requiem for the fallen hero ’ere yet the wae } poisoned smoke from the ite The Best Prescription for Malaria “eapon had polluted the pure air of Buffalo, New York. “Io closing need I state how earnestly We shall listen to what you may tell )S of the Great Council and of the aw-~ ‘al occurrence on Red Meng’ Day at the Exposition ?. = 1s te Wicd “Once mo; wele nd exr. J.H. Hanaford says a tend our near aan ¢ we Plowman: Ifthe first cough is , the first step in the At the conclusion of Mr. Mason's adpropery 1 esa arrested, the ‘ress, which wag warmly applauded developed, the breath set free, we rove aa oul eras, De. Sime) goed aot far ccanamotio.” Hamp a erage and gracefully acknowledged the eer ceacaes ae the first cough. “ourtesy bestowed on him. He gave an Ro other remedy has saved so many outline of his trip to the Eastern me-. ¢-om consumption. tore bottles 25c. ‘ropolis and reviewed the important. and 600. For sale by H. Dickerman, Proceedings of the Great Oognoil, all. soleagent. -building and compare favorably with any of like character outside of the largest cities. Returned‘From Bowman’s, 2c + Collection Day. Tomorrow will be our regular colProsperity Oil Company, _—+ Oe An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge s and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s PE arn Ohill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price,25c. myl56m ia Se ee Arrested and Set Free. This}. member An excursion trip of the American Exposition at Buffalo had been planned, where they were to meet but just before reaching their destination the sad news was imparted to them, and it fell like a thunderbolt on the heppy At the conclusion of Dr. Sims’ inter“A little of their own medicine would . mento. © morning. are eompleted, our commodious county . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Maits surroundings will. tia. 50c CATARRHS , j =f Personal Happenings. John M. Buffington hag about recoyered from his recent fllnegs, ; E. Hampton left. last evening for Reno on mining business, Geo. Cloud will leave in a few daye/ for Salt Lake, and it {is reported that when he returns he will bring a bride with him, Mr, Olond is one of Washington’s most popular business men. John MoAninch came over from Forest Hill last evening. T. A. Strowbridge of San Francisco is here on a business ‘trip. Superintendent J. P. Myers returned this morning to Badger Hill. Hi James Fogarty was over from Badger Hill yesterday. st J.J. Feowr of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this mornPut up’ expressly for us, Guaranteed a purely Cane Sugar * Syrup, having a rich, Sweet taste and a . particularly pleasing flavor, which maks a demand for it hard toreplace ee e @ PERFECTION HONEY DRIPS eee Pure Cane Sugar Syrup ee. GEORGE C. GAYLORD & SON Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE [IAIN 551. ing for Downieville. D. Herron of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Oamptonville, O. Penrose returned this ‘morning to North Bloomfield. Mrs. B. Butler of Downieville, who has been to San Francisco on a visit arrived here Jast evening and returned home this morning. H.H. Purdy of Downieville is in town,H. T. Dent of Poducot, Ky., is here on mining business, s James Andrews, who went below for hie health, has returned home somewhat improved. E. H. Winn, of the Gastcn Ridge mining company, went to San Francisco this morning. Lieutenant-Governor Jacob H. Neff arrived here last evening to attend a meeting of Knights Templar, of which he is a member. : John Tickell of Michigan Bluff was in town last evening. ‘ P. 8. Waldron of Graniteville has returned from Honolulu very much improved in health. Scott Berry and his sister Mrs. Cc. B. Dunn of St. Louis, Mo., are here on a visit. Superintendent J. Gribble left this :

C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and wan ere for San Francieco on a busiwill call on all his patrons. Orders can W. Tuttle and W. McK inlay left this. °° !eft st the post office. Box 155, tf morning for Truckee on a pleasure trip. D. Moore left this morning for San Francisco. H. Diener left this morning for a trip Our. Late President, Rev. J. Sims to Deliver a Discourse Yext Sunday Wight. On Sunday evening next, at the Congregational church, Rev. J. Sime will deliver a discourse on the life and death of our lamented President, Wm. Kinley. This special service of sermon, prayer. and song will be given under ‘the auspices of the Improved Order of Red Men, who will be present and assist in the ceremonies, and a number of members of the order will be present from Grass Valley to assist. Rev. Sims is well qualified to speak on the life’s work and character of the grand and noble President, and coming recently from the East and vicinity of the national tragedy his remarks concerning the last days of President Wm. McKinley’s life will be intensely interesting. The public are cordially invited to be present on this occasion and assist in the exercises. ~ Piano Tuning aud Repairing. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machfas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln; who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured her.” This marvelous medicine is guaranteed to cure ali Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases, Only 50c and $1. sober bottles free at Vinton’s drug store.W. Matthewe is here from SacraW. Tierner is down from Maybert. Superintendent Fred Zeitler and -D. Muir went over tothe Delhi mine this G. Hendrickson came down today Malaria Makes Impure Blood. m y15-6m A Constitutional Affection. Sprays, washes, powders, salves, medicated tobacco and cigarettes, however and persisten tly { used, do not cure Catarrh. They relieve temporarily \ the inflammation in the throat and nose, and enable \ you to breathe more easily and freely, but the continual rush of impure blood to these parts keeps up , the irritation and ultimately produces ulceration of \ the glands, when the breath becomes exceedingly S offensive and the soft bones of the nose are re ge y NX S destroyed. The catarrhal inflammation exten over, SS wi 2 the entire surface of the mucous membrane, or inner skin ; the stomach, kidneys and lungs are often involved ; the whole system soon becomes affected by the rapid absorption of poisonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you had hoped to cure with simple local remedies, assumes a dangerous form, ad Catarrh about 15 years, and I had Catarrh so bad was entirely PP Bn the time everything Icould . deaf in one ear, and all the inside hear of, but nothing did me any good. . of my nose and part of the bone At last I came to the conclusion that . sloughed off. The physicians gave Oatarrh must be a blood disease, and . meupas incurable. I determined to decided to give 8.8.8.a trial. I could . try 8S.8.8., and began to improve at see a little improvement from the first . once. It seemed to get at the seat of bottle, and continued it three or four . the disease, and after a few weeks months, or until I-was cured. Have . treatment I was entirely cured, and not taken anything for six years, and . for more than seven years have hag am just as well as lever was.—M. MAT. no sign of the disease._MRS. J OSESON, Lapeer, Mich. PHINE POLHILL, Due West, 8. 0. Catarrh is a constitutional disease—a blood disease which is f; ently ‘. inherited, and only a blood medicine, such as S. S. S., can remove the hereditary t, destroy the*poisons that have been accumulating in the system for years eae an rn the blood to a healthy and pure condition. The inflamed membranes and diseased glands are healed by the rich, Los blood which is carried to them, and the offensive discharges from the nose, and the terrible headache and neéuralgic pains cease. Chronic cases of the most desperate character and a: tly hopeless, have been cured completely and permanently by the use of S.$. S.Write our physicians fully about your case and they will cheerfully assist you by their advice. We charge nothing whatever for this service. Book free on application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Special Sale of Rugs at C. F. Brayton’s Furniture Store Bin etter: From $1 to $4 edits ee eee 75¢, $1, $2.30 $1 to $3.75 MO CUI 6s njscsisve eocsiscores ‘sesansennseeen cesses Cretenttiee Sci dan raise ae RINE ig aha snscsume axcans-45 ices aadahea senna pee All these Rugs are new stock and clean goods. Millinery Opening.. oo] LADIES: MISS HOEFT takes pleasure in announc% ing that the commencement days will” be Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. She most earnestly solicits % the trade of all those wishing the most reliable and up-to-date fashions and guarantees satisfaction. Every lady should convince herself by inspecting the Millinery that the prices are the lowest. .--Diss Eicett. 1 ; ik oe Opening Up a Mine, A Popular Man. Hon. Harold T. Power, one of the largest owners and euperintendent of Hidden Treasure mine at Forest Hill, Placer county, arrived here last evening to attend a meeting of the Knights Templar. Mr. Power was a delegate to the last National Republican Oonvention which re-nominated the late Wm. McKinley for President. He was also selected as a State Presidential Elector at the last election. Mr. Power has been talked of for Governor, and if Northern Oalifornie should ever be fortanate enough to be called upon to name a man for that position Harold T. Power would be their choice, Thomas Coan left last evening for the scene of his mining operations ‘Over in the State of Nevada. Mr. Coan has been kept busy of late in arranging matters to start up the mine which he has in charge, and he ie anxious to begin operations. The property to be opened up is at a place known as Green Hill. Mr. Coan is determined to put the mine on a good paying basis in a short time, and will rush the work ahead. He is familiar with mining in all its branches, and his many frierds here wish him success in the new undertaking. Burraco Laazr Beer on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. To Start a Sierra County Mine. H. H, Pardy, the mining man, is arranging to open up a mine a short dis— tance from Downieville. He left on the 9 o’clock train today for San Francisco, and will return shortly and begin operations. The property is re~ ported to be rich, and, under the able Management of Mr. Purdy, it will materially increase the output of the Downieville district. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. aes je21-tf o®. Subscribe for the TRNNSORIPT. eee. The Curse of Womankind Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sher= man’s Headache Cure gives instant re%s lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief, 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, Delicious CrispsFree! With Taylor’s openings. Teas,; _ Coffees, SpicesAnd Opening Days. ; Crawford 2 caamaemianetian ILL NOTICE. S UP TO OCTOBER ist New Styles are constantly arrivin cisco, to insure the Winter Styles we are always last with our Miss Tetreau will arrive in a few days with an elegant assortment of e e MILLINERY which she so well knows how to select to suit the taste of the ladies of this vicinity, “Due announcement will be made of the NERY in San Franery Latest in iD TAYLOR'S Tea and Cofeeus NEVADA CITY. 90 CENTS A WEEK ———— Pall and Winter Goods Advertisements of not to exceed five lines tu length inserted under this head for 50 cente a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cente a week or 40 centea month, Payable invariably in advance. : Cart For Sale. A good cart is offered for sale ata barg in. Enquire of Frank White. e2tf For Rent. A five-room house on Lost Hill in good ondition, is offered for rent. Apply to Mrs. M. C, Abbott. We are now receiving our Goods and Prices. will arrive in a few days. we will sell at very low Prices. Arriving Daily * Fall and Winter Goods which Come in and examine the The stock is now complete and mdre House ‘to Rent. a A large two-story dwelling house, with al the modern conveiences. on East Broad street, near Main, is offered for rent, Apply at the TRANSCRIPT office, sl6tf SNELL © For Rent. FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. House on Nevada street, formerly occupied by L. M. Hancock. Enquire of E. J. Morgan. For Rent. A Furnished House of seven rooms and bath for rent. Apply at THz TRANSORIPT office. 912 A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine traded in for a new Siuger. Also big discount toparties that have none. Payments from $1.50; er month ap and lots of good secondhand Machines, a es, from $3 up. Steinway, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey and other makes of Pianos; also Estey and other . Organs at low prices and easy payments. GEO. W. REEKS, Agent. House to Rent. Six-room cottage, with all the modern improvements, is offered for rent. It is very plearantly located and the terms are rearonab'e. Inquire at this vffice. sep2tf For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with buggy and harness excellent condition, will be sold at a bargain. This is rare chance, as the price is S ARDINES That are not Mackerel. This standard joke is, after all, beet appreciated in the eating of genuine sardines. If you like SARDINES at all you'll like OURS. The Best Salt Mackerel, too; and while we’re talking about, the best of everything that is found io grocery stores—and some specialties besides. We aim to be accommodating also. Articles which we do not keep on account of small demand, we car order for you on short notice. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. — very low. Inquire of CHAS. E.TEGLER. 2 Offices to Rent. The offices formerly occupied by Dr. £ L Muller, in thé comet & Roberts’ B cated. nd eo ni ca. a Bh ted, eonvenien' e! and fitted up in good style. tnaulre atthe a Citizens Bank. New House For Sale. A house of six with plumb: throughput situated gu Ariazoor ey Hill or . the: TRAaNGORIPT office, Fie ab tf First-Class Bootblack. “2 we uaapipage paganestoae OK Courthouse Souvenirs -And other Noveitine te numerous to mention can seen a C. J. BRANDS, : The Jeweler. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s barber shop, on Broad street, gives the best shine in town. All the latest sporting papers are keptonhand. . junl7-tf Furnished Rooms to ket. Burnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s' corner Grove and Nevada streets Diamonds. CALL AND SEE OUR A large consignment just received: and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. NEW GOODS.