September 5, 1898 (4 pages)

. nue pe sm mee app Ne ae _ ae PO PP PR TRE NE ~——.-.--afternoon to change the pipe line in that Ly TUES _full-attendance-is desired. SEPT. a 1898. . even es pri pil Holden te ~ BROWN & CALKINS. 8. BP. BROWN. L. 8, CALKING, FIRE-AT GRASS VALLEY. Two Schoolhousss Burned This After. noon—Died of Consumption. Shortly after two o'clock this after-/ noon the two pnblic schoolbonses on; Winchester Hill were totally destroyed by fire. One of them was built about a year ago, the other being an old build. jug. They stood on the same lot and . were both in régular use. The fire . started in some grass in an adjoining . lot. Neighbors tried to put it out with . garden hose when the feuce began to burn, but the water was shut, off thia locality andthey could do nothing. The loss was #2800 aud the insurance _ $1900. Mrs. Peter Holland, formerly Nellie Crowley, died yesterday of consumption. She was aged “7 and leaves a husband. : The Boston Ravine schoohonse has been named the Watt schoolhouse in memory of the late pis, om Watt. Ed Donuelly, has returned from San Franciseo.*«%, A socia}) dance will follow the enter{ainment to be given by the Native Sons and Daughters at Fraternal Hall next Friday evening. DIED IN SAN FRANGisCO. Passing of Mrs. Joho $; aulding and Sam Trevithick’s Mother. Mrs. Wohn Spaulding, wife of the) manager of the South Yuba Water . Company, died last night at San Fran-/. cisco, and the funeral will take place . there on Wednesday. Her home was at Seigler Springs, Lake county, and she had been in the city for several weeks under the treatment of a specialist. For many years before going’ to. Lake county Mrs. Spaulding lived at Dutch Flat. She leaves six children, three of whom were by a former hasband and ‘three by Mr; Speulding. They are all grown, two being daughters and four sons. 8. 8. Trevithick, employed in Gaylord & Son’s store at this city, received word last evening thit his mother had died in San Francisco; and he left for there on-tbe noon train to attend the taneral, e+ -A Bridge Contract. The Board of Supervisors held a special meeting Saturday afternoon . to open bids for construction of the new bridge across Greenhorn creek between You Bet and Buena Vista. Five bids were received us. follows: California Bridge Company, $3327; $25 per thonsand for lamber. Healy, Tibbets & Co., $3275, $82 per thousand for lumber; Schmidt Construction Co., $3558 and $86 per thousand for lumber, 'Thompson Bridge Co., $8690 and #83 per thousand for lumber. Cotton Bros. $3480 and $24 per thousand for lumber. ‘The contract was awarded to Healy, Tibbets & Ce ~-° 2@e-+ A Merited Prienotign: The Fresno Expositor has the following to say of the brother of W. F. Englebright of this city: Henry Englebright, who for six yeurs has been in charge of the Southern Pacific Company’s round bouse and car shops here, has received well merited promo tion in being placed in charge of the company’s car department’ at San Francisco. Mr. Englebright is thoroughly well liked by all who have come in contact with him, and his many friends wish him success in his new tield. + Be + Beat the Betters. 'The bookies who were operating at the races at Glenbrook Park Saturday have left for pastures new: They were in such a. hurry to get away Saturday night that they did not stop to pay off ull their cards that fell due, and as a result there are several Nevada countyaus who are ont and injured. ‘Trinity Guide Notice. Trinity Guild will resume its weekly meetings for work on Wednesday Sept 7th at 2:39 p.m. in the Guild room. A Mars. Jas. B. TREADWELL Secretary. > oe For Justice of the Peace. J.M. Walling Jr: will be a candidate for the nomination of Justice of the Peace of Nevada township, subject to the Republican nominating convention. s2-4t No Odds ana Eads. Our clearance sale is not made -up of odds and ends, but upon/ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per eent upon all goods> J. Levy, The Popular Clothing Store=-7—~—— j8-tf” Sie ly ge gen SN For Sale. New Furniture, Carpets, etc., forsale eheap. Apply at Mrs. John Hamilton's. (a eee Hot Weather Food. Nothing could be better than the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at the Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods. For sale in tered. “TRANSCKIPE FREN e i ; The English and Egyptians Win a Bloody Victory in the Nile Campaign. The Whaling Fleet in the Arctic is Said to be Totally Destroyed. TO RE-OPEN THE DREYFUS CASE. dite adh “COR AEX OONGRESSHAR. ; Frank Db . bor TN Where He Stands. There is no question as to the fairness of Frank D. Ryan’s position on the mining and other questions. When he was nominated recently at Sacramento hé appeared before the convention and said: “Gentlemeu—I thank you toe this . great honor you ‘have bestowed upon . me, and I hope the propheey of my success just expressed by our Chairman, Mr. Greely, will prove trae. me “Trealize tnat this is an important election to the people of the Second ‘Congressional District of California; I realize that I have a task upon my Special to the Dally Transcript. ~~ . Dervishes Cut Down Like Grain. Lawoon, September 5.—Latest particulars. concerning the battle at Khartoum, Nubia, on the 2d, state that the AngloEgyptians gained an overwhelming victory. Their Maxim guus mowed down the Dervishes, killing some 15,000. After the battle the field was so strewn with them in their white uniforms that it looked like a field of snow, excepting for the splashes of blood: ‘Thousands of them were taken prisoners. “The commander aid his generals and harem es' Caped. Khartoum was<captured, the city being badly shatThe English and Egyptians lost but a few hundred. LONDON, September 5-—-Queen Victoria has received from . Emperor William the following: ‘Warmest congratulations over splendid victory attained. This avenges poor Gordon.” ~~. © 4 The Gallant Eighth Going Away. SAw Francisco, September 5—General Miller says all troops.now here and at Oakland with the exception of the Sixth and Seventh Regiments and the. heavy battery will be ordered within four weeks to Honolulu and dosed, tp Manila. . Blown Into Eternity. Carson, Nev., of caps in one hand. Dreyfus to assured. September 5.—A man named Adiewie, i better iow as Handy Andy, was blown to pieces yesterday at the Bliss’ mine near Hawthorne. alive he was walking towards a bucket of powder with a box When last seen Be Retired. Paris, September 5—The revision of the Dreyfus case is The French cabinet met today and decided to submit to the demand of the public. “BRIBE ABNTION. Ainor Notes and Comments of Local * Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. The old Omeéga-hydraulic mine is to be worked by fhe drifting process, Miss Lizzie Conlin has been appointed teacher of the Buena Vista school. : The cigar makers iv Giftin’s factory uscended Sugar Loaf today and planted an American flagion the summit. County Clerk Greany today issued a marriage license to Joseph Beyer and Miss Matilda Watt of Spenceville, The five-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James F, Colley fell on a pitehfork Satorday while playing with some children, and a prong entered his head, just over the right eye. ‘The boy’s eye was not injured, but he received a bad wound, The Ladies’ Whist Club was entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Belle Douglass at her home on Broad street. Consolation whist was played, at which the first prize was won by Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth, the second by Mrs. John M. Buffington, third by Mrs, George C. Gaylord and fourth by Miss Minnie Brand. ——-——~+-0@ 2» Died of Blood Poisoning. James Cummins, a well known resident of North Bloomfield, died at that place at an early hour Saturday morning of blood-poisoning, He was a native of Ireland, aged fifty-six years, and leaves’a wife aud two children to mourn his loss. Also a’ sister, Mrs. Carey of Grass Valley, and a brother, M. Cummins of North Bloomfield. Another brother, Edward Cummins, died at North Bloomfield a few weeks ago. He was a member of the A. O. U. W. at San Francisco aud the funeral took pluce at St. Canice Church this mornding. Seog She aeophen-of the-lodge, bere. elegant Hoist For the Gold Biutt, A compact hoisting Fr rig for the Gold Bluff mine above Downieville left here today. It. consist of an engine, reel, etc., and is as neat a piece of mining}. machinery as is often seen. of China is a woman. Poots—Any quantities to suit. [tf] J.J. Jackson, Wartts—It Pee said the real euler A NURSERY OF ORATORY. Talk of Organizing a a Debating Clab— Why One Died. Some of our young people are talking of getting up an old-fashioned debating society this fall, hiring a hall and holding weekly meetings. Why not act instead of talking? Such a society would be an excellent thing all around. It has been Many years since Nevada City bad: one, and then: the membership was confined to men who used to meet down in Hibernia Hall and urgue themselves blind. They had lots of fuh-as long as it lasted, and there was a good deal ef eloquence developed from first to” last. Judge Buckley, Postmaster Carr and 0.C Conlan, who were a good deal younger then than they are now, were among the champion hair-splitters of the club. The side that they were on always won, and after awhile the other met bers, despairing of ever being able to cope with such oratorical whirlwinds, dropped out one by one and the organization died a natural death. —o@e Causes of Drunkenness. The British Inspector of Inebriates Says that while immoderate drinking is-frightfally-common among the in. dustrial classes, it is still more prevalent among the upper ten, and that among women of all classes drunkenness is increasing rapidly. Of 442 cases in the Dalrymple Home, 101 were aniversity men and 316 were well educated; 285 were married. In 228 cases the downfall was attributed to sociability, 26 to ill health, 32 to overwork, and in 55 per cent of the cases the ex-. eess was traceable to hereditary . indications. ° —_—— Is ia New York. Miss Eleanor E I ‘Hoeft, ‘the popular milliner, is in New York city where she is purchasing a fine stock of fall milti. ! nery, including all. the latest styles, for her store in this city. The new goods will soon arrive and will be ‘sold at the lowest prices. . ypc eabaamiat se 5S for a short time. ; 2t ‘Oaly One Dotter. Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for-$1 at married man could have told you that. the Popular Clothing Store. Bt Se “. claimed the Spaniard. hands; bat I realize, “gentlemen of this . ~ ; _ MI Npvur saw -anybody s9 frightened as that’ "Auilskion. aoudile was 1” “ex-. _“Were you the cause of his fright?” “I ‘should say so! As soon as he caught sight of me and my. men. he was scared half to death for fear we'd ‘Tun so fast ‘he couldn’t capture us.” ‘i Banper (to stupid assistant) —See here, you’ve been working on that darned head half an hour. Harry up . and get it done, You're spending ten times as much work on it as the blamed. thing is.worth. bois “Tam tieutaniagees see why July was: named as it is,” said the philosopher. “It was done.in a jocular spirit. The intense heat made it an. appropriate month to name after Julius ine! fae a ee Rerorts fromthe mounts: rict should be, as has been said, represented by a Republican, Weare a grateful people. We realize that President McKinley . has done, not only for California, but. forthe people of the whole United States, and we want to show our appreciation and gratitade by rolling ap a Republican majority in every District and every county of the State of California in behalf of its candidates. Now, so far as the interests of this. convention are concerned, I represent no section or faction. If I should be elected to Congress, I will encourage the mining industry as well as the industry of the agriculturist, I know that those interests are great interests, and I appreciate the fact that California—the brightest State in the Union, the State of more industries than any other State—owes its existence to the mining industry. Iassure you there is no prejadice in Sacramento against mining; that isa mistake. Itis true we have our contests in our Courts over what is hydraulic mining, but that is settled, and there is no conflict now. “We want assistance from the Government; we want to maintain the channels of our rivers; we must maintain the mining industry that has made California a great State, and which brought our fathers here who ‘built it that we might.enjoy the many privileges and for our benefit, and if it is my pleasure to répresént this District in Congress, every time and upon every occasion it shall be my hope and my endeavor to secure that assistance from the Government which we are entitled to, and which has ‘been <denied to us in the past. If we read the history of California and realize the production of . : this state, and especially the production of gold, which did so much to uphold our Nation in its hour of peril, there is a0 one who has a spark of gratitude in his heart but will feel that industry should be encouraged and maintained, and when they say that a man from Sacramento is opposed to the mining industry, they make a mistake.” ~~ “Way is it that geniuses are nearly . . always eccentric?” “I guess it must be because that’s about the only way in which genius can obtain recognition.” ———-— + 7m + A Large fruit festival was given by the Greeks of Evanston last Sunday in commemoration. of the birthof the Virgin Mary. PRESIDING Jad ge What was your first misunderstanding? Applicant for Divoree—Oour thinking that we loved each other. SuuaNnepannateemennaetareteT For Sale. Eight-room house, with bath and pantry, hot and cold ages electric lights and good cellar. A cheap Bouts if sold at once. Apply to a80-lw H. ©. Wansenane alk cosereiaies Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. Cc. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at resiiience, Sacramento st Nevad City, Cal. are-offered $8 or $4 a head. Shakes You institations that have been erected here . _ say that cattle and sheep will ts sold ‘off closer on: account of fine prices, Those who bought sheep at 50c a head ‘Tue sixth annual. . picnic of the employes of the Webster Mannafacturing Company was held at Crystal Laké ‘on Saturday last. There were about 600 persons present. WaALLace—What do you deem the most charming age.in woman? Ferry —From my. observation, -a woman of. about 35 is harder to so away from than any other. . When Aque you can shake the Ague by using AYER’S AGUE. CURE: It is the one certain and: infallible cure for that depleting disease. «It has been tried in many countries and under various conditions, and has never been known to fail. _ An old veteran writes:—. é “You may be interested to know my ex-. perience many. years ago with Ayer’s Ague. Cure. The . year. before. the: war -1 was -in Kansas. Some twenty of us were engaged in farming, and suddenly all were taken with : fever and ague. We tried almost everything . w-thout getting any help, till at last I sent to the city and procured a bottle of Ayer’s Ague Cure. Irecovered at once. The others fol-: lowed my example, and they, too, recovered. ~ Every one-in camp took the remedy and wae cured by it. I went all through the war, have lived in thirteen different states of the Union, and have never had the ague since.” __ 0. B. SMITH, St. Augustine, Fla. There's only one thing to get forague. ect AVER’S Aque Cure. Perfection in Brewing ‘is Reached. RU HSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other bends. iar GILT EDGE TS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. Leave orders at LAMMON :: BRCOS., Cor. a Agents In Every County to Great Popu” cnn Sarthe Ore Pone America’s War For Humanity TUL.D IN PICTURE .» PY AND seicoes See a > tana onaaiatae Sits TEAM CURTAINS, Dainty Point, des Prite designs, also -. MECHANICS’ PAVILION] — . STRIPES, newest for Sash Curtains, -}upwards. a a From . Sh TO Bk HELD IN THE ~{Adgust 20th: to Septen ‘. time. Her Mamma—Oh, well; THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MIL! Livery and Feed Stable. customers: \Chas.W. Kam&Co. iT this method of informing the people First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Tore they will keep constantly on hand the Se Please give us a call. AAAAGAALAMAARAMAAAALAALALALAAD ALBA ALOA a) a . ag the menagerie there es wiliversal ‘laugh om thie faces of the people about the monkey’s cage, while there is a age. Can it be that while the monkay only appears funny to mankind, the ‘contemplation of mankind fills the monkey soal with sorrow ? thine Rieck Papas aly to Ney reall those funny-looking, two-wheeled because it iakes some han’some balancing on the part of the drivers: to keep from tipping the horses up in the air. Franczs—Harry says he just wants to fall down and worship me all the don’t mind that, dear. After you’re married he won’t let it interfere with his business. : Te Yuu Have Any disease due to impure or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheam, dyspepsia, or catarrh, you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be promptly cured. Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure en bilious{ ness. 2c. : Saloon Foe Sale. One of 'the best fitted up and best located saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Has an excellent run of firstclass custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT office. a30-tf “WHAT a great oes that Simperling is!” “Still he would leave a very small hole in. the world if he were taken away.’ Only Two Dollars and a Half. Men’s All Wool ‘Pant: 8, our $3.50 line, daring this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. Ail modern houses finished with it AND MINING TIMBERS, . Yard at Depot. Telepbone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., NATIONAL ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention gi given “to transient Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada Oity. Telephone No. 72. oem New : stan FRUIT --AND— POULTRY STORE. that they have opened a Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, ete. look of sadness upon each simian viscarriages hantoms? Papa—t think it’s Absolutely Pure "ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, 50 CENTS A WEEK ‘Lodge Enterialnmient and Dance. . On Wednesday evening, Sept. 7, at Oud ment and dance under the management of the Degree of Honor.-Tickets 25 cents, Every-~ body invited. Cow For Sale. A young new milch cow is offered for sate cheap. Cement Hill, Sunflower Concert a30-1w Wednesday evening, September ith. Admission, including refreshments, 25 cents, td Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and. untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. . [mi6-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Braud’s. Lime! Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the people generally that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, Which he will sell at the lowest prices. For sale at Geo, E. Turner’s hardware store. He is also ready to take contracts for all kinds of brick work and cement walks, His Prices for First-Class Work are The Lowest. —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. William & T siiaes Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) Wit KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE ina Pe Ren ond buggies ie ont be a n the coun s When you-want a styliah re rive Uk call . £4 Special attention . to transients. “3 Solicitors Wanted. Ladies or Gentlemen, for our com lete sets of Juvenile Books for the holidaya, Each sot has four books py oh ae for little ones to grow} a0 folks. ch book charming, de-_ lig captivating. Prices range from sie to Br 50 Large books, each overflowing with happ illustrations; Tremendous sellers. Nothing like them. Four months. golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit given. Freight paid. bi gest commis-ions, Outfit with samples of allt four books free. ndtwelvez cent stamps for paying part ony of the postage alone. Drop all trash clear $300 a er h with our. exclusive eniles. THK TIONAL BOOK OONs EEN, JUVENILE DEPT. CHICAGO, 226. 30t MAHER ®@ CO, . NEVADA CITY. LACE CUR Elegant patterns. FISH ~ “New line of Embroidered Do not fail to sedfithese ST. LOUIS, MO., or NEW YORK CiTY. "We are offering today a beautiful tes of LACE CURCAINS at unprecedented price s. The newest styles in NOTTING. NETS, Irish Point effects, Muslin and . LENO LACE Prices from 20 _ serene tteimentiieese ate team goods = Bisplaye in our — "MAHER & CO. Fellows hall, will be given a public entertain— Inquire at the Cleveland ranch on Aud Poverty Social,at the Methodist Church, * ~ ms William nor at the Pliocen very peculiar straight one w other having 8 We clip the York Mining of Aug. 18th: mining engine ~Jeft New York county, Califa His trip is in t capitalists, wh least two mine A young mé while working owned by L. 1 slipped and fe the machine: ¥ and leg being tation was nec stand to the o; he died from The ! Little Glad, years, disapp about seven 0” pareats, Mrs. Ogden of Cott ple turned ou ed the city fc just as arran with Chief Hi and alerm. th little wander‘ woodshed on Ogden place. evening been hose, got sep the building . Almo {t will be @ bondholders four-per-cent October ist . coupons. wil coupons. wil ‘10th on prese checks on th sent cut abot mediate pay! are due to th in the treasu Mis: The Oakle evening says Dr. O. J. Lit evening at t! rents, Mr. a Rev. J. K. return from Mrs. Litchfi burg.” Mie erly superir mine at this visited here 4 Cigar Ma Claude Ri a cigar maker went prosp' Creek just . ‘The water to work ou uncovered as a result rewarded, and clearec neighborhe¢ AB Yesterda J. OC. Cam Pennsylva ; last evenit j he has the foot level report for when stop @ _ The Ler Monday § issued thi Frank Le of Green Valley, C Dez by local reach the There is and that } eafness dition of tachian ' flamed y im perfec . tirely o! __and_an) taken 01 normal stroyed are caus but an! cous 6u . Wew for any tarrh) { Catarr! F.J.C ~ Bold . tle. Hall 4—ata erer nompamyem tScnrwet

. nue pe sm mee app Ne ae _ ae PO PP PR TRE NE ~——.-.--afternoon to change the pipe line in that Ly TUES _full-attendance-is desired. SEPT. a 1898. . even es pri pil Holden te ~ BROWN & CALKINS. 8. BP. BROWN. L. 8, CALKING, FIRE-AT GRASS VALLEY. Two Schoolhousss Burned This After. noon—Died of Consumption. Shortly after two o'clock this after-/ noon the two pnblic schoolbonses on; Winchester Hill were totally destroyed by fire. One of them was built about a year ago, the other being an old build. jug. They stood on the same lot and . were both in régular use. The fire . started in some grass in an adjoining . lot. Neighbors tried to put it out with . garden hose when the feuce began to burn, but the water was shut, off thia locality andthey could do nothing. The loss was #2800 aud the insurance _ $1900. Mrs. Peter Holland, formerly Nellie Crowley, died yesterday of consumption. She was aged “7 and leaves a husband. : The Boston Ravine schoohonse has been named the Watt schoolhouse in memory of the late pis, om Watt. Ed Donuelly, has returned from San Franciseo.*«%, A socia}) dance will follow the enter{ainment to be given by the Native Sons and Daughters at Fraternal Hall next Friday evening. DIED IN SAN FRANGisCO. Passing of Mrs. Joho $; aulding and Sam Trevithick’s Mother. Mrs. Wohn Spaulding, wife of the) manager of the South Yuba Water . Company, died last night at San Fran-/. cisco, and the funeral will take place . there on Wednesday. Her home was at Seigler Springs, Lake county, and she had been in the city for several weeks under the treatment of a specialist. For many years before going’ to. Lake county Mrs. Spaulding lived at Dutch Flat. She leaves six children, three of whom were by a former hasband and ‘three by Mr; Speulding. They are all grown, two being daughters and four sons. 8. 8. Trevithick, employed in Gaylord & Son’s store at this city, received word last evening thit his mother had died in San Francisco; and he left for there on-tbe noon train to attend the taneral, e+ -A Bridge Contract. The Board of Supervisors held a special meeting Saturday afternoon . to open bids for construction of the new bridge across Greenhorn creek between You Bet and Buena Vista. Five bids were received us. follows: California Bridge Company, $3327; $25 per thonsand for lamber. Healy, Tibbets & Co., $3275, $82 per thousand for lumber; Schmidt Construction Co., $3558 and $86 per thousand for lumber, 'Thompson Bridge Co., $8690 and #83 per thousand for lumber. Cotton Bros. $3480 and $24 per thousand for lumber. ‘The contract was awarded to Healy, Tibbets & Ce ~-° 2@e-+ A Merited Prienotign: The Fresno Expositor has the following to say of the brother of W. F. Englebright of this city: Henry Englebright, who for six yeurs has been in charge of the Southern Pacific Company’s round bouse and car shops here, has received well merited promo tion in being placed in charge of the company’s car department’ at San Francisco. Mr. Englebright is thoroughly well liked by all who have come in contact with him, and his many friends wish him success in his new tield. + Be + Beat the Betters. 'The bookies who were operating at the races at Glenbrook Park Saturday have left for pastures new: They were in such a. hurry to get away Saturday night that they did not stop to pay off ull their cards that fell due, and as a result there are several Nevada countyaus who are ont and injured. ‘Trinity Guide Notice. Trinity Guild will resume its weekly meetings for work on Wednesday Sept 7th at 2:39 p.m. in the Guild room. A Mars. Jas. B. TREADWELL Secretary. > oe For Justice of the Peace. J.M. Walling Jr: will be a candidate for the nomination of Justice of the Peace of Nevada township, subject to the Republican nominating convention. s2-4t No Odds ana Eads. Our clearance sale is not made -up of odds and ends, but upon/ourstraight lines. You will find a saving of 25 per eent upon all goods> J. Levy, The Popular Clothing Store=-7—~—— j8-tf” Sie ly ge gen SN For Sale. New Furniture, Carpets, etc., forsale eheap. Apply at Mrs. John Hamilton's. (a eee Hot Weather Food. Nothing could be better than the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at the Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods. For sale in tered. “TRANSCKIPE FREN e i ; The English and Egyptians Win a Bloody Victory in the Nile Campaign. The Whaling Fleet in the Arctic is Said to be Totally Destroyed. TO RE-OPEN THE DREYFUS CASE. dite adh “COR AEX OONGRESSHAR. ; Frank Db . bor TN Where He Stands.. There is no question as to the fairness of Frank D. Ryan’s position on the mining and other questions. When he was nominated recently at Sacramento hé appeared before the convention and said: “Gentlemeu—I thank you toe this . great honor you ‘have bestowed upon . me, and I hope the propheey of my success just expressed by our Chairman, Mr. Greely, will prove trae. me “Trealize tnat this is an important election to the people of the Second ‘Congressional District of California; I realize that I have a task upon my Special to the Dally Transcript. ~~ . Dervishes Cut Down Like Grain. Lawoon, September 5.—Latest particulars. concerning the battle at Khartoum, Nubia, on the 2d, state that the AngloEgyptians gained an overwhelming victory. Their Maxim guus mowed down the Dervishes, killing some 15,000. After the battle the field was so strewn with them in their white uniforms that it looked like a field of snow, excepting for the splashes of blood: ‘Thousands of them were taken prisoners. “The commander aid his generals and harem es' Caped. Khartoum was<captured, the city being badly shatThe English and Egyptians lost but a few hundred. LONDON, September 5-—-Queen Victoria has received from . Emperor William the following: ‘Warmest congratulations over splendid victory attained. This avenges poor Gordon.” ~~. © 4 The Gallant Eighth Going Away. SAw Francisco, September 5—General Miller says all troops.now here and at Oakland with the exception of the Sixth and Seventh Regiments and the. heavy battery will be ordered within four weeks to Honolulu and dosed, tp Manila. . Blown Into Eternity. Carson, Nev., of caps in one hand. Dreyfus to assured. September 5.—A man named Adiewie, i better iow as Handy Andy, was blown to pieces yesterday at the Bliss’ mine near Hawthorne. alive he was walking towards a bucket of powder with a box When last seen Be Retired. Paris, September 5—The revision of the Dreyfus case is The French cabinet met today and decided to submit to the demand of the public. “BRIBE ABNTION. Ainor Notes and Comments of Local * Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. The old Omeéga-hydraulic mine is to be worked by fhe drifting process, Miss Lizzie Conlin has been appointed teacher of the Buena Vista school. : The cigar makers iv Giftin’s factory uscended Sugar Loaf today and planted an American flagion the summit. County Clerk Greany today issued a marriage license to Joseph Beyer and Miss Matilda Watt of Spenceville, The five-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James F, Colley fell on a pitehfork Satorday while playing with some children, and a prong entered his head, just over the right eye. ‘The boy’s eye was not injured, but he received a bad wound, The Ladies’ Whist Club was entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Belle Douglass at her home on Broad street. Consolation whist was played, at which the first prize was won by Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth, the second by Mrs. John M. Buffington, third by Mrs, George C. Gaylord and fourth by Miss Minnie Brand. ——-——~+-0@ 2» Died of Blood Poisoning. James Cummins, a well known resident of North Bloomfield, died at that place at an early hour Saturday morning of blood-poisoning, He was a native of Ireland, aged fifty-six years, and leaves’a wife aud two children to mourn his loss. Also a’ sister, Mrs. Carey of Grass Valley, and a brother, M. Cummins of North Bloomfield. Another brother, Edward Cummins, died at North Bloomfield a few weeks ago. He was a member of the A. O. U. W. at San Francisco aud the funeral took pluce at St. Canice Church this mornding. Seog She aeophen-of the-lodge, bere. elegant Hoist For the Gold Biutt, A compact hoisting Fr rig for the Gold Bluff mine above Downieville left here today. It. consist of an engine, reel, etc., and is as neat a piece of mining}. machinery as is often seen. of China is a woman. Poots—Any quantities to suit. [tf] J.J. Jackson, Wartts—It Pee said the real euler A NURSERY OF ORATORY. Talk of Organizing a a Debating Clab— Why One Died. Some of our young people are talking of getting up an old-fashioned debating society this fall, hiring a hall and holding weekly meetings. Why not act instead of talking? Such a society would be an excellent thing all around. It has been Many years since Nevada City bad: one, and then: the membership was confined to men who used to meet down in Hibernia Hall and urgue themselves blind. They had lots of fuh-as long as it lasted, and there was a good deal ef eloquence developed from first to” last. Judge Buckley, Postmaster Carr and 0.C Conlan, who were a good deal younger then than they are now, were among the champion hair-splitters of the club. The side that they were on always won, and after awhile the other met bers, despairing of ever being able to cope with such oratorical whirlwinds, dropped out one by one and the organization died a natural death. —o@e Causes of Drunkenness. The British Inspector of Inebriates Says that while immoderate drinking is-frightfally-common among the in. dustrial classes, it is still more prevalent among the upper ten, and that among women of all classes drunkenness is increasing rapidly. Of 442 cases in the Dalrymple Home, 101 were aniversity men and 316 were well educated; 285 were married. In 228 cases the downfall was attributed to sociability, 26 to ill health, 32 to overwork, and in 55 per cent of the cases the ex-. eess was traceable to hereditary . indications. ° —_—— Is ia New York. Miss Eleanor E I ‘Hoeft, ‘the popular milliner, is in New York city where she is purchasing a fine stock of fall milti. ! nery, including all. the latest styles, for her store in this city. The new goods will soon arrive and will be ‘sold at the lowest prices. . ypc eabaamiat se 5S for a short time. ; 2t ‘Oaly One Dotter. Coin Toe, patent tip, all sizes, for-$1 at married man could have told you that. the Popular Clothing Store. Bt Se “. claimed the Spaniard. hands; bat I realize, “gentlemen of this . ~ ; _ MI Npvur saw -anybody s9 frightened as that’ "Auilskion. aoudile was 1” “ex-. _“Were you the cause of his fright?” “I ‘should say so! As soon as he caught sight of me and my. men. he was scared half to death for fear we'd ‘Tun so fast ‘he couldn’t capture us.” ‘i Banper (to stupid assistant) —See here, you’ve been working on that darned head half an hour. Harry up . and get it done, You're spending ten times as much work on it as the blamed. thing is.worth. bois “Tam tieutaniagees see why July was: named as it is,” said the philosopher. “It was done.in a jocular spirit. The intense heat made it an. appropriate month to name after Julius ine! fae a ee Rerorts fromthe mounts: rict should be, as has been said, represented by a Republican, Weare a grateful people. We realize that President McKinley . has done, not only for California, but. forthe people of the whole United States, and we want to show our appreciation and gratitade by rolling ap a Republican majority in every District and every county of the State of California in behalf of its candidates. Now, so far as the interests of this. convention are concerned, I represent no section or faction. If I should be elected to Congress, I will encourage the mining industry as well as the industry of the agriculturist, I know that those interests are great interests, and I appreciate the fact that California—the brightest State in the Union, the State of more industries than any other State—owes its existence to the mining industry. Iassure you there is no prejadice in Sacramento against mining; that isa mistake. Itis true we have our contests in our Courts over what is hydraulic mining, but that is settled, and there is no conflict now. “We want assistance from the Government; we want to maintain the channels of our rivers; we must maintain the mining industry that has made California a great State, and which brought our fathers here who ‘built it that we might.enjoy the many privileges and for our benefit, and if it is my pleasure to répresént this District in Congress, every time and upon every occasion it shall be my hope and my endeavor to secure that assistance from the Government which we are entitled to, and which has ‘been <denied to us in the past. If we read the history of California and realize the production of . : this state, and especially the production of gold, which did so much to uphold our Nation in its hour of peril, there is a0 one who has a spark of gratitude in his heart but will feel that industry should be encouraged and maintained, and when they say that a man from Sacramento is opposed to the mining industry, they make a mistake.” ~~ “Way is it that geniuses are nearly . . always eccentric?” “I guess it must be because that’s about the only way in which genius can obtain recognition.” ———-— + 7m + A Large fruit festival was given by the Greeks of Evanston last Sunday in commemoration. of the birthof the Virgin Mary. PRESIDING Jad ge What was your

first misunderstanding? Applicant for Divoree—Oour thinking that we loved each other. SuuaNnepannateemennaetareteT For Sale. Eight-room house, with bath and pantry, hot and cold ages electric lights and good cellar. A cheap Bouts if sold at once. Apply to a80-lw H. ©. Wansenane alk cosereiaies Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. Cc. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at resiiience, Sacramento st Nevad City, Cal. are-offered $8 or $4 a head. Shakes You institations that have been erected here . _ say that cattle and sheep will ts sold ‘off closer on: account of fine prices, Those who bought sheep at 50c a head ‘Tue sixth annual. . picnic of the employes of the Webster Mannafacturing Company was held at Crystal Laké ‘on Saturday last. There were about 600 persons present. WaALLace—What do you deem the most charming age.in woman? Ferry —From my. observation, -a woman of. about 35 is harder to so away from than any other. . When Aque you can shake the Ague by using AYER’S AGUE. CURE: It is the one certain and: infallible cure for that depleting disease. «It has been tried in many countries and under various conditions, and has never been known to fail. _ An old veteran writes:—. é “You may be interested to know my ex-. perience many. years ago with Ayer’s Ague. Cure. The . year. before. the: war -1 was -in Kansas. Some twenty of us were engaged in farming, and suddenly all were taken with : fever and ague. We tried almost everything . w-thout getting any help, till at last I sent to the city and procured a bottle of Ayer’s Ague Cure. Irecovered at once. The others fol-: lowed my example, and they, too, recovered. ~ Every one-in camp took the remedy and wae cured by it. I went all through the war, have lived in thirteen different states of the Union, and have never had the ague since.” __ 0. B. SMITH, St. Augustine, Fla. There's only one thing to get forague. ect AVER’S Aque Cure. Perfection in Brewing ‘is Reached. RU HSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other bends. iar GILT EDGE TS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. Leave orders at LAMMON :: BRCOS., Cor. a Agents In Every County to Great Popu” cnn Sarthe Ore Pone America’s War For Humanity TUL.D IN PICTURE .» PY AND seicoes See a > tana onaaiatae Sits TEAM CURTAINS, Dainty Point, des Prite designs, also -. MECHANICS’ PAVILION] — . STRIPES, newest for Sash Curtains, -}upwards. a a From . Sh TO Bk HELD IN THE ~{Adgust 20th: to Septen ‘. time. Her Mamma—Oh, well; THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MIL! Livery and Feed Stable. customers: \Chas.W. Kam&Co. iT this method of informing the people First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Tore they will keep constantly on hand the Se Please give us a call. AAAAGAALAMAARAMAAAALAALALALAAD ALBA ALOA a) a . ag the menagerie there es wiliversal ‘laugh om thie faces of the people about the monkey’s cage, while there is a age. Can it be that while the monkay only appears funny to mankind, the ‘contemplation of mankind fills the monkey soal with sorrow ? thine Rieck Papas aly to Ney reall those funny-looking, two-wheeled because it iakes some han’some balancing on the part of the drivers: to keep from tipping the horses up in the air. Franczs—Harry says he just wants to fall down and worship me all the don’t mind that, dear. After you’re married he won’t let it interfere with his business. : Te Yuu Have Any disease due to impure or impoverished blood, like scrofula, salt rheam, dyspepsia, or catarrh, you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be promptly cured. Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure en bilious{ ness. 2c. : Saloon Foe Sale. One of 'the best fitted up and best located saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Has an excellent run of firstclass custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT office. a30-tf “WHAT a great oes that Simperling is!” “Still he would leave a very small hole in. the world if he were taken away.’ Only Two Dollars and a Half. Men’s All Wool ‘Pant: 8, our $3.50 line, daring this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Clothing Store. j8-tf AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. Ail modern houses finished with it AND MINING TIMBERS, . Yard at Depot. Telepbone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., NATIONAL ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention gi given “to transient Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada Oity. Telephone No. 72. oem New : stan FRUIT --AND— POULTRY STORE. that they have opened a Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, ete. look of sadness upon each simian viscarriages hantoms? Papa—t think it’s Absolutely Pure "ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, 50 CENTS A WEEK ‘Lodge Enterialnmient and Dance. . On Wednesday evening, Sept. 7, at Oud ment and dance under the management of the Degree of Honor.-Tickets 25 cents, Every-~ body invited. Cow For Sale. A young new milch cow is offered for sate cheap. Cement Hill, Sunflower Concert a30-1w Wednesday evening, September ith. Admission, including refreshments, 25 cents, td Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and. untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. . [mi6-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Braud’s. Lime! Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the people generally that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, Which he will sell at the lowest prices. For sale at Geo, E. Turner’s hardware store. He is also ready to take contracts for all kinds of brick work and cement walks, His Prices for First-Class Work are The Lowest. —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. William & T siiaes Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) Wit KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE ina Pe Ren ond buggies ie ont be a n the coun s When you-want a styliah re rive Uk call . £4 Special attention . to transients. “3 Solicitors Wanted. Ladies or Gentlemen, for our com lete sets of Juvenile Books for the holidaya, Each sot has four books py oh ae for little ones to grow} a0 folks. ch book charming, de-_ lig captivating. Prices range from sie to Br 50 Large books, each overflowing with happ illustrations; Tremendous sellers. Nothing like them. Four months. golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit given. Freight paid. bi gest commis-ions, Outfit with samples of allt four books free. ndtwelvez cent stamps for paying part ony of the postage alone. Drop all trash clear $300 a er h with our. exclusive eniles. THK TIONAL BOOK OONs EEN, JUVENILE DEPT. CHICAGO, 226. 30t MAHER ®@ CO, . NEVADA CITY. LACE CUR Elegant patterns. FISH ~ “New line of Embroidered Do not fail to sedfithese ST. LOUIS, MO., or NEW YORK CiTY. "We are offering today a beautiful tes of LACE CURCAINS at unprecedented price s. The newest styles in NOTTING. NETS, Irish Point effects, Muslin and . LENO LACE Prices from 20 _ serene tteimentiieese ate team goods = Bisplaye in our — "MAHER & CO. Fellows hall, will be given a public entertain— Inquire at the Cleveland ranch on Aud Poverty Social,at the Methodist Church, * ~ ms William nor at the Pliocen very peculiar straight one w other having 8 We clip the York Mining of Aug. 18th: mining engine ~Jeft New York county, Califa His trip is in t capitalists, wh least two mine A young mé while working owned by L. 1 slipped and fe the machine: ¥ and leg being tation was nec stand to the o; he died from The ! Little Glad, years, disapp about seven 0” pareats, Mrs. Ogden of Cott ple turned ou ed the city fc just as arran with Chief Hi and alerm. th little wander‘ woodshed on Ogden place. evening been hose, got sep the building . Almo {t will be @ bondholders four-per-cent October ist . coupons. wil coupons. wil ‘10th on prese checks on th sent cut abot mediate pay! are due to th in the treasu Mis: The Oakle evening says Dr. O. J. Lit evening at t! rents, Mr. a Rev. J. K. return from Mrs. Litchfi burg.” Mie erly superir mine at this visited here 4 Cigar Ma Claude Ri a cigar maker went prosp' Creek just . ‘The water to work ou uncovered as a result rewarded, and clearec neighborhe¢ AB Yesterda J. OC. Cam Pennsylva ; last evenit j he has the foot level report for when stop @ _ The Ler Monday § issued thi Frank Le of Green Valley, C Dez by local reach the There is and that } eafness dition of tachian ' flamed y im perfec . tirely o! __and_an) taken 01 normal stroyed are caus but an! cous 6u . Wew for any tarrh) { Catarr! F.J.C ~ Bold . tle. Hall 4—ata erer nompamyem tScnrwet