September 6, 1898 (4 pages)

rete WEEK Hall. Saturday even-, Indian Flat, All 86-td. RBG re aH ess crareteor and Dance. sept. 7, at Odd ublic entertain. management of 25 cents. Everyreenter e.” ' offered for rate eland ranch on a%0-Lw cert thodist Church, er ith. Admis-" , Scents, td ails rom San Franand Children’s itrimmed ; also s and Walking {m16-t£} tie & Brand's. n& Co. ing the people nscript Block, tly on hand the ckens, etc. me ! RIES ople generalass Lime, owest prices. er’s hard ware contracts for and cement s Work are STABLE. »Propietors, Oney.) ON HAND THE that can be obday and night. ive mae a . ansients. “(3 ed. r complete sets olidays, Each little ones to tharming, de. range from h overflowing Tremendous Four months orkers. Credit ; commis-ions, ir oe pe free. r paying rt rop all trash our exclusive CAGO. a26-80t AS NE RE ED yyy WS bd y one lot nade up. heir ‘actot at $4 t. THE TRANSORIPT, Wty Again, The twenty-four. gentlemen of the. Nevada County Jockey Club who fleposited $100 apiece in the Citizens Bank asa guarantee of: expenses, will not have to make up any-shortage in settling the accounts ‘of last week’s races, The receipts will about. cover the expenses, The buyers of the bar, pool-selling and other privileges ulso. came out pretty well according to the best information that can be obteined: The fact that last week’s meeting was at least self-sustaining in spite of the very small attendance bas encouraged the Jockey Club to determine to hold races again next year, and a meeting will soon be held to outline the preliminary arrangements. For the ensuing year the cash deposit. from each member will probably be = increased from $100 to $200, giving a total guarantee fund of $4,800. Saturday Half Holiday. “It is gratifying to note,” remarks the San Jose Herald, “that the newspapers of the S’ate are again taking up the matter of a Saturday half holiday. The fact that this discussion comes up occasionally indicates that the movement has a bold on the public mind. The only thing to do is to keep banging away at it until something is accomplished. “ “In fact something has been accomplished in “every city of any size in California, and cousiderably more has been done in San Francisco. In San Jose the banks close at noon on Saturday, and that is true of other cities. But in San Francisco nut only the banks but the insurance offices and wholesale offices close at the same time. How soon will similar lines of business here and in other interior cities’ take the same course? And how soon will other lines of business follow the lead? There is so evidence that those businesses which close up Saturday afternoon ure not just as prosperous as their neighbors. It is largely a matter of custom.” ~ i tial f County Jail Notes. James Cornell was brought to the county jail today to serve fitteen days for teing drunk and disorderly at Grass Valley. Justice Green was the committing magistrate. August Lanno, an old man, has been brought in from the county hospital to be examined on the charge of insanity, . Phe fire which + other personal effects. Since ple have made donations of clothes and and the Red Cross Scelety gave them been thrown.aside and which will be made good use of by the recipients. There are many families in this city who have cast-off clothing that. they are in the habit of throwing away that would come very handy to the Indian familiés just now, and we suggest that the Benevolent Society or the Red . Cross name a place where donations m@y be left and appoint a committee i —— at the fudian campoodie ———— {near this city was a great misfortuue Tha Jockey Club So Well Pleased They! to the dusky denizens of the camp, as . . they lost nearly all their clothing and . r some of our benevolently inclined peo-; 6 $10 in money. Adolph Keser of Pine . is the street has sent to the unfortanatesa. : bundle of wearing apparel that had . “ at Wells, Fargo & Oo’s express office jst after the arrival of the daily stage and fire the question at “Budge” Tower. ‘He had = way of doing and saying it that was peculiarly his own, und the memory of it will not die so Jong as. tiers who were here a : Information for Nominees. uted. ‘He Stopped His Paper. An eastern exchange prints the following, as the contents df a letter recently received. The picture is probably overdrawn, but on the whole there are many points in it. that will be recognized by the brethren of the press as strictly trae: “Send me [a few copies of the paper which had the obituary and verses about my little child a the enclosed clipping about my niece’s marriage, and I wish you would mention in your local column, if it don’t cost public sale and will rent a part of my farm, also. that I have a few extra calves to sell at public sale, Send me a couple of extra copies of the paper this week, but as my time is out you may stop my paper, as times are too hard to waste money on newspapers. Nobody to Blame. The Coroner’s jury spent some time this forenoon examining into the circumstances of the death of tne late Jobn ©. White who was killed Saturday by blameless. <~or Tomurrow Night’s Concert. He imagines that somebody has put poison on his hat-band, thus making his head whirl around like a top. A New Eiectric Line. Surveys are being made for the new auxiliary pole line that the Electric Power Company will put up this fall so as to have a direct line trom the power house on the Yuba river to Grass Vulin select: recitations. Measles From San Franciscu. to Bee. that they are properly digtrib-. month or two ago. You may publish anything, that I am going to have a}: . of this city over fifteen hundred are being run over by a train at Glenbrook . curing of them will begin soon. Mr.) _ Park. The evidenct was-accgrding to} Smith has demonstrated that such’ the accounts of the affair heretofore . fruit can be grown here succesafully. ' published by the papers. The jury found that the young man’s death was accidental and it held the railroad Mrs. 8. J. Prisk of Grass Valley will sing (at the sunflower concert tomorrow night. Miss Cooper, Miss Nanker. : vis and Miss Libbie Hicks will, uppear. Miss Vivie and Mr. Bert Rector will give an instraqpuental selection. There are four cases of measles in the vicinity of Indian Fiat, aud they Oertificates of party nominations . must be filed in the County Clerk’s office between September 15 and. Oc-. tober 8th. ae Certificates of independent candi-. dates must be filed between September 1Sand October 19th. October the 19th is the last day in which to file the vomination of a candi‘date to fill a vacancy on a ticket. October 24th is the last day on which . a candidate can withdraw from a ticket. The County Clerk is directed by law to post and publish an election proclamation on October 29th containing the names of the various candidates. =«_—™ The mailing of the same ballots to every qualified elector in the county must commence on October 29th. These rare R, LeRoy, of NY inals, and are pronounced by competent One of these pictures will re given away with eac urchased of your beautiful picture. es Brn Can Rasta lows hve seg fost in i guipen b ew York, have n chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the publi. : The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the origPastel pictures: are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassin them in beauty, richness of color and artistic meri ; . . =i Elastic Starch tocer, 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 ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH, ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE rior each package of ‘eac ckage theformof Wild » American “Poppies. Lilacs and the renowned pastel artist, critics, works of art. The election will be held on Tuesday, November 8th, and the polls will close at Bo’clock p.m. A Productive Prune Orchard. Of the two thousand French prane trees in Wm. H. Smith’s orchard west » now in bearing. Some of these trees bear ds much as 300 pounds apiece. The prunes, which are of superior quality, are now ripening, and the See UNION:-:HOTEL, i Main Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, Mawacme ] seem ane W. E. Osborn, Sacramento B. Muller, ” Miss Beasley, San Francisco Master Beasley, “ R. M. Pairnan, . Si Miss M. Rohl, You Bet Miss B. Sahl, ; my Mrs. Brock, Bloomfield B. B. Dudley, Columbia Hill Ed. Mann, Santa Cruz H. Scheunert, Sacramento. BORN. Buy Where You See The merchants where this card appears give RED TRADE RECEIPTS for the asking, and when your book is filled will accept it the same as FIVE DOLLARS CASH. Book containing complete list of merchants free. auy store where the above sign is displayed. are all of rather a severe type. The disease appears to have been brought bere from the camp of the volunteers . ley. This line will be about six and a half miles long. The one now in use is eight miles tong and makes a detour. . by Nevada City. The change will be an improvement for both towns. : Found a W rap. One of the teamsters in the employ) of M. L. & D. Marsh while driving on Sugar Loaf grade yesterday found a black cape trimmed with lace and it is now at the company’s office in this city. The garment is supposed to belong to one of the North Bloomfield ladies who came down to attend James Cummins’ funeral, Burleigh Drills at Malakoff. The air compressor and power drills that have been in use at the National mine were hauled down last week by Lon Payne to the Malakoff mine where they will be used in the new bed-rock at San Francisco. pation. = W. Frank Luchsinger Dead. _» the wife of Frank Gil In this city, September 5, 1898, to the each 10-cent purchase; thus, if you make Teade Receipt; if you ma ke a one-dollar purchase you receive ten Trade Receipts. This Sign. : MeNeEneNe devewene Neneneeenenenen tie ty “ Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the vitality in it. Sickness of weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work. That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day. with . vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. r : DR, f , SANDEN—Dear Str: 1 have ‘ased your Belt for one month and, have derived from it. 1 suffered for 1 lyn we pave Lj — “= S ov rth your » a now feel entirely cu 6 Of course, 1 recommend it bighly. JOHN ©, LUCAS. . ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. ~» It Is nature’s vital force. . The body cannot live without it. If you are weak of sick you need electricity. . Quit drugging and try it. Read Dr. Sanden’s book, *‘ Three Classes of Men,”’ free.® 4 —— THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. at ee LAFAYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 3, 1808 from catarrh of the stomach, weak beck-and Shrewd People : comes to oo pag in. the line of ya FURNITURE they have found that 7 JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new farniture call at stores. ® PF PHP DP You Will Profit Thereby. Get one at One Trade Receipt given with a 10-cent purchase you receive one ife of E. J. Morgan, a son. At Los Angeles, September 1, 1898, to pie, a daughter. a cea Frank William Luchsinger died this noon at the home of his mother in Willow Valley. eral months, aud his case had for some time been considered hopeless. He was 26 years old and a miner by occuLeaving the County. 1 Dr. H. 8. Walters and family, who have resided at Washington for several years past, were here today on their way . to San Francisco, They do not expect to return to this county. A’ Durable Flag. -An American flag, made of steel mesh painted red, white and blue, was: boisted over George E. Turner’s store to-day. It is a decided novelty and is tunnel. There were three loads of the machinery. : ‘ Deafness Cannot be Cured: by local applications as they. cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirelyclosed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be deDoctor Gave Hood's stroyed forever; nine cases out of tep “ . are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . Reduced In Weight by Serious lilbut an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. ® We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by ca~— mrad The in ping tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s as givetthe so palin’ Qatarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free “ Address, ¥. J. CHENEY & O0., Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 750. per bot. and that I would not need any other medtle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now . tonic and blood medicine and havealways prepared to supply the public with found it good. My husband and little first-clase” natural ice at reasonable saa as cenicene sali cathartic.” Mars. C.F. Rora, Vernon, Ice house, rear of I'héater. Boi Sutter Co,, via Nicolaus, California. Corcoran, first door. @ No. 791. a Corcoran & AnBoaast. ‘Only One Dollar. quite attractive. A Moore’s Flat Boy’s Paper. E. A. Pueschel, formerly of this city; Kern county, a weekly paper called the Independent. It is Democratic in politice. To be Wedded This Week. Wm. Black and August Frandy have gone to San Francisco to attend the wedding of their sister, Miss Ellen ness —Caining fast by Taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “The grip left my system in a very hing to build me He advised me try a change of climate and also gave me Hood’s Sarsaparilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ icine. After I had taken the first bottle’ {found myself greatly improved. I proeured ancther bottle and also & box of Hood’s Pills and I was soon perfectly well. [ have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilie ase daughter have also taken it with benefit. have found Hood’s Pills an excellent He had been -ill for sevSTARKEY & PALEN’ I iJ has just established at Bakersfield, . trey mt Oy gen end Nitrogen Mager, Bo d an Black, which will take place this week. . . testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, Treatment by Inhalation ss FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery. Asthma, ebility, Hi a . Rheuma . ~ _ Neuralgia, t ayD ALL eee ore Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dre: sa svientific adjustment of 1ZED;and the comp ) made portable that 1t is sent all over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of pati ots over one thousand pb recommended it—a very 8 it does not act as most » a. erailment, and beneflitting ome orgen a the expense of another, often iring a second course to eradicate t: e evil ¢' of the first, but Compound Oxygen is a revitelizer, renewing, strengthening, ‘hese statements are confirmed by numerous ont iesion o the . : thelr names and addresses are given, and you can refer to them for further in. a ion. The great success of our treatment has given rise to s host ofi mitators, unscrupulous persons; some calling their p Compound Oxress. often appropria' our testimonials aD e names of our patients, to recommend worthle-s concoctio s. But auy anubstance made semenere. i Bi Ao asd called Com my ven is PNGUMPOUND. OXYGEK-ITS MODE O% ACTION AND eyed ey the title of a new book of 200 pages. pu ed by Drs. Starkey ‘Palen, whicnuives to all cnanteete full information es to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wi 9 ‘nic cases—many of them after heing abandoned to die by phy-icians. Will be J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental a portions of Nevada, souney reshiy for the For particulars as to Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes Tor #1, at The Hood’s Pills Sarefuuy preparea we. Nevada County Diréctory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean a os yr oer Galea Yietel: Sacie ee resell ‘ Goods will be ‘i Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather ips, coin toe, $1 per pair. : Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to 2, Chronic and Nervous Disorders: . for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular (THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE . $2 Shoe, 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 Ve been treated, and ,OUt 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, where else at 25 cents, now 10 cents, Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, invigorating the whole body. . 89 cents. ae All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Note These Pricgs Are Strictly Cash . The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor.Prices Are Now Cut in Two f: During the remainder ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon are not a sign of old age. The youthful eyes need regulating as much as the older eyes: need help, We can assist both. In our Optical Department may be found Glasses of every strength witb improved fittings. Also Field, Marine, Opera and Resting: Glasses. They are all of excellent quality, bat not Fs high priced. Special attention is called to our PBRSPECTO in our window. $ SCOPE, for viewing single pictures, Brings out the true perspec ive and mukes pictures seem like nature itself. It is on exhibition ¢ LUETJE & BRAND,. Broad Street. ecut in Two. fancy patterns, sold everyase Dude Hats for...1.:rcce He He TEE TN HE EE I am selling —gaa— $5 Trimmed Hats for....0 $2 50 ‘ $4 Trimmed Hats for.... . . 2 00 $3 Trimmed Hats for ...-.0 I 50 $x Dude Hats for....00: 50 W. H. CRAWFORD, Re chee Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at mmercial Street---Telephone 208. [ee et eaowit Sr By mail 75 cents, Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. OFFICE AMD YARD, Boulder Street, — Nevada City. Cali on us before going elsewhere. e_.The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. L I , a MADE IN NEVADA CITY N. S. of Md.

rete WEEK Hall. Saturday even-, Indian Flat, All 86-td. RBG re aH ess crareteor and Dance. sept. 7, at Odd ublic entertain. management of 25 cents. Everyreenter e.” ' offered for rate eland ranch on a%0-Lw cert thodist Church, er ith. Admis-" , Scents, td ails rom San Franand Children’s itrimmed ; also s and Walking {m16-t£} tie & Brand's. n& Co. ing the people nscript Block, tly on hand the ckens, etc. me ! RIES ople generalass Lime, owest prices. er’s hard ware contracts for and cement s Work are STABLE. »Propietors, Oney.) ON HAND THE that can be obday and night. ive mae a . ansients. “(3 ed. r complete sets olidays, Each little ones to tharming, de. range from h overflowing Tremendous Four months orkers. Credit ; commis-ions, ir oe pe free. r paying rt rop all trash our exclusive CAGO. a26-80t AS NE RE ED yyy WS bd y one lot nade up. heir ‘actot at $4 t. THE TRANSORIPT, Wty Again, The twenty-four. gentlemen of the. Nevada County Jockey Club who fleposited $100 apiece in the Citizens Bank asa guarantee of: expenses, will not have to make up any-shortage in settling the accounts ‘of last week’s races, The receipts will about. cover the expenses, The buyers of the bar, pool-selling and other privileges ulso. came out pretty well according to the best information that can be obteined: The fact that last week’s meeting was at least self-sustaining in spite of the very small attendance bas encouraged the Jockey Club to determine to hold races again next year, and a meeting will soon be held to outline the preliminary arrangements. For the ensuing year the cash deposit. from each member will probably be = increased from $100 to $200, giving a total guarantee fund of $4,800. Saturday Half Holiday. “It is gratifying to note,” remarks the San Jose Herald, “that the newspapers of the S’ate are again taking up the matter of a Saturday half holiday. The fact that this discussion comes up occasionally indicates that the movement has a bold on the public mind. The only thing to do is to keep banging away at it until something is accomplished. “ “In fact something has been accomplished in “every city of any size in California, and cousiderably more has been done in San Francisco. In San Jose the banks close at noon on Saturday, and that is true of other cities. But in San Francisco nut only the banks but the insurance offices and wholesale offices close at the same time. How soon will similar lines of business here and in other interior cities’ take the same course? And how soon will other lines of business follow the lead? There is so evidence that those businesses which close up Saturday afternoon ure not just as prosperous as their neighbors. It is largely a matter of custom.” ~ i tial f County Jail Notes. James Cornell was brought to the county jail today to serve fitteen days for teing drunk and disorderly at Grass Valley. Justice Green was the committing magistrate. August Lanno, an old man, has been brought in from the county hospital to be examined on the charge of insanity, . Phe fire which + other personal effects. Since ple have made donations of clothes and and the Red Cross Scelety gave them been thrown.aside and which will be made good use of by the recipients. There are many families in this city who have cast-off clothing that. they are in the habit of throwing away that would come very handy to the Indian familiés just now, and we suggest that the Benevolent Society or the Red . Cross name a place where donations m@y be left and appoint a committee i —— at the fudian campoodie ———— {near this city was a great misfortuue Tha Jockey Club So Well Pleased They! to the dusky denizens of the camp, as . . they lost nearly all their clothing and . r some of our benevolently inclined peo-; 6 $10 in money. Adolph Keser of Pine . is the street has sent to the unfortanatesa. : bundle of wearing apparel that had . “ at Wells, Fargo & Oo’s express office jst after the arrival of the daily stage and fire the question at “Budge” Tower. ‘He had = way of doing and saying it that was peculiarly his own, und the memory of it will not die so Jong as. tiers who were here a : Information for Nominees. uted. ‘He Stopped His Paper. An eastern exchange prints the following, as the contents df a letter recently received. The picture is probably overdrawn, but on the whole there are many points in it. that will be recognized by the brethren of the press as strictly trae: “Send me [a few copies of the paper which had the obituary and verses about my little child a the enclosed clipping about my niece’s marriage, and I wish you would mention in your local column, if it don’t cost public sale and will rent a part of my farm, also. that I have a few extra calves to sell at public sale, Send me a couple of extra copies of the paper this week, but as my time is out you may stop my paper, as times are too hard to waste money on newspapers. Nobody to Blame. The Coroner’s jury spent some time this forenoon examining into the circumstances of the death of tne late Jobn ©. White who was killed Saturday by blameless. <~or Tomurrow Night’s Concert. He imagines that somebody has put poison on his hat-band, thus making his head whirl around like a top. A New Eiectric Line. Surveys are being made for the new auxiliary pole line that the Electric Power Company will put up this fall so as to have a direct line trom the power house on the Yuba river to Grass Vulin select: recitations. Measles From San Franciscu. to Bee. that they are properly digtrib-. month or two ago. You may publish anything, that I am going to have a}: . of this city over fifteen hundred are being run over by a train at Glenbrook . curing of them will begin soon. Mr.) _ Park. The evidenct was-accgrding to} Smith has demonstrated that such’ the accounts of the affair heretofore . fruit can be grown here succesafully. ' published by the papers. The jury found that the young man’s death was accidental and it held the railroad Mrs. 8. J. Prisk of Grass Valley will sing (at the sunflower concert tomorrow night. Miss Cooper, Miss Nanker. : vis and Miss Libbie Hicks will, uppear. Miss Vivie and Mr. Bert Rector will give an instraqpuental selection. There are four cases of measles in the vicinity of Indian Fiat, aud they Oertificates of party nominations . must be filed in the County Clerk’s office between September 15 and. Oc-. tober 8th. ae Certificates of independent candi-. dates must be filed between September 1Sand October 19th. October the 19th is the last day in which to file the vomination of a candi‘date to fill a vacancy on a ticket. October 24th is the last day on which . a candidate can withdraw from a ticket. The County Clerk is directed by law to post and publish an election proclamation on October 29th containing the names of the various candidates. =«_—™ The mailing of the same ballots to every qualified elector in the county must commence on October 29th. These rare R, LeRoy, of NY inals, and are pronounced by competent One of these pictures will re given away with eac urchased of your beautiful picture. es Brn Can Rasta lows hve seg fost in i guipen b ew York, have n chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the publi. : The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the origPastel pictures: are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassin them in beauty, richness of color and artistic meri ; . . =i Elastic Starch tocer, 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 ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH, ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE rior each package of ‘eac ckage theformof Wild » American “Poppies. Lilacs and the renowned pastel artist, critics, works of art. The election will be held on Tuesday, November 8th, and the polls will close at Bo’clock p.m. A Productive Prune Orchard. Of the two thousand French prane trees in Wm. H. Smith’s orchard west » now in bearing. Some of these trees bear ds much as 300 pounds apiece. The prunes, which are of superior quality, are now ripening, and the See UNION:-:HOTEL, i Main Street, Nevada City. D.J. STEVENS, Mawacme ] seem ane W. E. Osborn, Sacramento B. Muller, ” Miss Beasley, San Francisco Master Beasley, “ R. M. Pairnan, . Si Miss M. Rohl, You Bet Miss B. Sahl, ; my Mrs. Brock, Bloomfield B. B. Dudley, Columbia Hill Ed. Mann, Santa Cruz H. Scheunert, Sacramento. BORN. Buy Where You See The merchants where this card appears give RED TRADE RECEIPTS for the asking, and when your book is filled will accept it the same as FIVE DOLLARS CASH. Book containing complete list of merchants free. auy store where the above sign is displayed. are all of rather a severe type. The disease appears to have been brought bere from the camp of the volunteers . ley. This line will be about six and a

half miles long. The one now in use is eight miles tong and makes a detour. .. by Nevada City. The change will be an improvement for both towns. : Found a W rap. One of the teamsters in the employ) of M. L. & D. Marsh while driving on Sugar Loaf grade yesterday found a black cape trimmed with lace and it is now at the company’s office in this city. The garment is supposed to belong to one of the North Bloomfield ladies who came down to attend James Cummins’ funeral, Burleigh Drills at Malakoff. The air compressor and power drills that have been in use at the National mine were hauled down last week by Lon Payne to the Malakoff mine where they will be used in the new bed-rock at San Francisco. pation. = W. Frank Luchsinger Dead. _» the wife of Frank Gil In this city, September 5, 1898, to the each 10-cent purchase; thus, if you make Teade Receipt; if you ma ke a one-dollar purchase you receive ten Trade Receipts. This Sign. : MeNeEneNe devewene Neneneeenenenen tie ty “ Its Great Curative Power. Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the vitality in it. Sickness of weakness of any kind is impossible when all the organs have sufficient strength to do their work. That is reasonable, is it not? Now, Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day. with . vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. r : DR, f , SANDEN—Dear Str: 1 have ‘ased your Belt for one month and, have derived from it. 1 suffered for 1 lyn we pave Lj — “= S ov rth your » a now feel entirely cu 6 Of course, 1 recommend it bighly. JOHN ©, LUCAS. . ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. ~» It Is nature’s vital force. . The body cannot live without it. If you are weak of sick you need electricity. . Quit drugging and try it. Read Dr. Sanden’s book, *‘ Three Classes of Men,”’ free.® 4 —— THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. at ee LAFAYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 3, 1808 from catarrh of the stomach, weak beck-and Shrewd People : comes to oo pag in. the line of ya FURNITURE they have found that 7 JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new farniture call at stores. ® PF PHP DP You Will Profit Thereby. Get one at One Trade Receipt given with a 10-cent purchase you receive one ife of E. J. Morgan, a son. At Los Angeles, September 1, 1898, to pie, a daughter. a cea Frank William Luchsinger died this noon at the home of his mother in Willow Valley. eral months, aud his case had for some time been considered hopeless. He was 26 years old and a miner by occuLeaving the County. 1 Dr. H. 8. Walters and family, who have resided at Washington for several years past, were here today on their way . to San Francisco, They do not expect to return to this county. A’ Durable Flag. -An American flag, made of steel mesh painted red, white and blue, was: boisted over George E. Turner’s store to-day. It is a decided novelty and is tunnel. There were three loads of the machinery. : ‘ Deafness Cannot be Cured: by local applications as they. cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirelyclosed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be deDoctor Gave Hood's stroyed forever; nine cases out of tep “ . are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing . Reduced In Weight by Serious lilbut an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. ® We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by ca~— mrad The in ping tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s as givetthe so palin’ Qatarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free “ Address, ¥. J. CHENEY & O0., Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 750. per bot. and that I would not need any other medtle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now . tonic and blood medicine and havealways prepared to supply the public with found it good. My husband and little first-clase” natural ice at reasonable saa as cenicene sali cathartic.” Mars. C.F. Rora, Vernon, Ice house, rear of I'héater. Boi Sutter Co,, via Nicolaus, California. Corcoran, first door. @ No. 791. a Corcoran & AnBoaast. ‘Only One Dollar. quite attractive. A Moore’s Flat Boy’s Paper. E. A. Pueschel, formerly of this city; Kern county, a weekly paper called the Independent. It is Democratic in politice. To be Wedded This Week. Wm. Black and August Frandy have gone to San Francisco to attend the wedding of their sister, Miss Ellen ness —Caining fast by Taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “The grip left my system in a very hing to build me He advised me try a change of climate and also gave me Hood’s Sarsaparilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ icine. After I had taken the first bottle’ {found myself greatly improved. I proeured ancther bottle and also & box of Hood’s Pills and I was soon perfectly well. [ have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilie ase daughter have also taken it with benefit. have found Hood’s Pills an excellent He had been -ill for sevSTARKEY & PALEN’ I iJ has just established at Bakersfield, . trey mt Oy gen end Nitrogen Mager, Bo d an Black, which will take place this week. . . testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, Treatment by Inhalation ss FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery. Asthma, ebility, Hi a . Rheuma . ~ _ Neuralgia, t ayD ALL eee ore Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dre: sa svientific adjustment of 1ZED;and the comp ) made portable that 1t is sent all over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of pati ots over one thousand pb recommended it—a very 8 it does not act as most » a. erailment, and beneflitting ome orgen a the expense of another, often iring a second course to eradicate t: e evil ¢' of the first, but Compound Oxygen is a revitelizer, renewing, strengthening, ‘hese statements are confirmed by numerous ont iesion o the . : thelr names and addresses are given, and you can refer to them for further in. a ion. The great success of our treatment has given rise to s host ofi mitators, unscrupulous persons; some calling their p Compound Oxress. often appropria' our testimonials aD e names of our patients, to recommend worthle-s concoctio s. But auy anubstance made semenere. i Bi Ao asd called Com my ven is PNGUMPOUND. OXYGEK-ITS MODE O% ACTION AND eyed ey the title of a new book of 200 pages. pu ed by Drs. Starkey ‘Palen, whicnuives to all cnanteete full information es to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wi 9 ‘nic cases—many of them after heing abandoned to die by phy-icians. Will be J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental a portions of Nevada, souney reshiy for the For particulars as to Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Men’s $2 Calf Shoes Tor #1, at The Hood’s Pills Sarefuuy preparea we. Nevada County Diréctory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean a os yr oer Galea Yietel: Sacie ee resell ‘ Goods will be ‘i Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather ips, coin toe, $1 per pair. : Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to 2, Chronic and Nervous Disorders: . for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular (THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE . $2 Shoe, 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 Ve been treated, and ,OUt 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, where else at 25 cents, now 10 cents, Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, invigorating the whole body. . 89 cents. ae All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Note These Pricgs Are Strictly Cash . The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor.Prices Are Now Cut in Two f: During the remainder ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon are not a sign of old age. The youthful eyes need regulating as much as the older eyes: need help, We can assist both. In our Optical Department may be found Glasses of every strength witb improved fittings. Also Field, Marine, Opera and Resting: Glasses. They are all of excellent quality, bat not Fs high priced. Special attention is called to our PBRSPECTO in our window. $ SCOPE, for viewing single pictures, Brings out the true perspec ive and mukes pictures seem like nature itself. It is on exhibition ¢ LUETJE & BRAND,. Broad Street. ecut in Two. fancy patterns, sold everyase Dude Hats for......1.:rcce He He TEE TN HE EE I am selling —gaa— $5 Trimmed Hats for........0 $2 50 ‘ $4 Trimmed Hats for....... . . 2 00 $3 Trimmed Hats for ......-.0 I 50 $x Dude Hats for.......00: 50 W. H. CRAWFORD, Re chee Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at mmercial Street---Telephone 208. [ee et eaowit Sr By mail 75 cents, Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. OFFICE AMD YARD, Boulder Street, — Nevada City. Cali on us before going elsewhere. e_.The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. L I , a MADE IN NEVADA CITY N. S. of Md.