September 6, 1899 (4 pages)

Pe + --1erv: iss, ok at the wa near SD, bh > »® ch Ve say it beautiful ¢3 imported. nt you all (ee . . Do not while the ¢ ke. 3 % see them. ‘a etter. Do & sand having all the @ sure, but they are e Dealer, . pat the price right n Furniture a a. they ‘don't want mining has ite fascinations, its joys and sorrows, Men’ brave hardships, thap. 20 doubt in Washington, among the President’s advisers, that the House . Teturned from the. President and endorse the gold. Rough and Ready on a visit last week. standard. Senator Spooner, whois by. Marvin Power and son, Speed, were no means ap expansionist but a Repab. Visiting relatives at the Buckeye ranch ps privations,, ‘sickness and distrese,. lican to the backbone, was in Wasbing-. last. week. -while-many‘of them find a premature gtave seeking the precious metal. This is hamen nature:andwe must expect it will continue’ it the -fature as: in-the past, but theré isa serious side of gold mining, an important local quesand navigable rivers sll have equal rights under the law, and each are en-. titled to protection, The dredger miner who causes material damage to any of these properties must be held re-} ‘sponsible, in exactly the same way other nuisances are. And this brings us toa point in which-many people residing in this part of the valley are . directly interested, mining on Feather river, We have on morethanone oo-. "casio sounded the: slarm; and warned the people that experience has taught us that itis not good judgment to wait until the damage has been done before taking action. Five dredgers are at work ou the river, or adjacent to it, between Gridley and Oroville, and more are to be added inthe near future. A deed has just been. filed in the offce of the Recorder. in Oroville conveying certain lands on the Feather river trom P.R. Welch and wife to J. O. Platt of New York Oity.: This is a sale made by W. P. Hammon and A. F. Jones to a dredging company, and out of which the two gentlemen are said to have made considerable money. A press telegram sent from Oroville Satarday last says other sales of this class of property are sogn to be made taken up by M. Biggs. and the firm of Freeman & Bates of “San Francisco who have taken up the land as a placer location. Two new electric dredgers soon are to be placed in the river at Oroville by. Geo. Bvans, of the San Francisco Dredger Oo., and it looks as. if this business were to receive a new impetus. One dredger in particular, it is said, has done some good work in the-river, having taken ont at one run the sum of $5,000 at au expense of $1,000. When the new élcctric power is ready for delivery the cost of running these dredgers will be materially lessened. Maryland Superstitions. There are superstitions throughout all the counties of Maryland concerning Crossroads and running water. {Witches are supposed to make their home at the crossing of two roads and to appear-there at midnight. One peeuliar thing about witches is that they cannot get across running water, and a stream of any sort always acts as a protection to the nightly prowler, who will follow along the bank of a atreaminpreference to the road. These are some of the things which are more generally believed in the country around Washington and along the eastern shore. Some of the artieles of the creed of the superstitious in that neighborhood are: : . If you sweep your room at night, you sweep away your wealth. Never. shake crumbs out of a window after dark. They are supposed to fall into the eyes of the Lord and to disturb the spirits of the dead who swander abroad at. night. Don’t wash your hands in water in which eggs have been boiled. You are liable to become covered with warts.—Baltimore Sun. Sly Old Commodore. “When Commodore Vanderbilt was alive,” says a New York Central official, “the board of directors of the New York Central used to find their work all cut out for them when they met. -All they had to do was to ratify his plans and adjourn. Yet they had their uses. Occasionally a man would come to him with some scheme which he did not care to refuse outright. “ My directors are a difficult body of men to handle,’ he would say. ‘I'll submit it to.’em, but I warn you that they are hard to manage.’ “The matter would be ‘submitted to the board when it assembled and promptly rejected, “‘There,” the commodore would gay when his visitor came to learn the result. ‘I did the best 1 could, but 1 told you in advance that my directors ‘were an obstinate lot.”—New York Herald. oe Art and Nature. The milkmaid with the picture hat ana the brocaded silk skirt tossed her head. E “In society. I suppose, I should bear 4mpossible person,” she exclaimed. “put it’s different in art,” f And after all, to be perfectly candid. there is nothing essentially degrading , @bout milking an art cow.—Detroit Journal. gas é Just the Thing. “In every city of reasonable size,” eaid Brown, “they ought to have a Mothers’ Exchange.” te “What for?’ queried Jones. “Why, every woman knows exactly . gust how. every other woman’s« child ought to be raised, and by trading mothers every child could get a prepei training.”—Kansas City Star. Sharks were almost unknown In the ‘adriatic notil the Suéz canal was opened. Now the harbors of Fiume and Pola are so infested with them that residents dare no longer bathe in the ope sea. : It you want to forget all your otber Trows, get a pair of tight: shoes. enn ton recently, and before leaving town Mic fruit crop in Rough and Ready said: “So far as the situation in the. 1* very heavy andthe busy season is Philippines and the antiexation of these . 79t yet over. islands is concerned, the President is. Mrs. Wm. Grant of Rough and Ready not responsible for it as is claimed. . is entertaining her mother who resides When Dewey asked for troops to re-. in Sacramento. ; Ldnée Manila, the wh ole country wanted M. B. Church brought. his flock of them sent at once, and even severely . Angora goats down out of the mouncriticized the President because they . teins last Sunday. feould not be shipped immediately. Wm. Torpie, who bas been away .on Nota voice was then heard against . ining business, returned to Rough sending these troops. No one seemed . ®0d Ready last Monday. ; ‘to foresee that such occupation as. Mise Etta Gassaway whose death has then contemplated would necessarily . beem noted before was laid to rest at mean more'than the simple reduction . Rough and Ready yesterday. of Manila. Our troops could not sail. Mrs. Ohas. Single and infant son with away after the city had been taken, be. Miss Martha Huntress were. visiting cause it transpired: that the foreigners relatives in Wheatland last week. and even the citizens there needed our. Mra. Harry Abbott, nee Sophie protection. There has been no time . Schroeder, of San Francisco, is visiting since when we could have withdrawn . her parents at the Rough and Ready from the islands, and all that remains . »°tel. now is to fight the Filipinos to subThe ranch recently occupied by Mr. mission as quickly as possible, and. ®2d4 Mrs.Geo. Warner has been sold, them it will-be the duty of Congress to and the gentleman and his wife left provide for their government.” Rough and Ready Tuesday. The State Department has been in-. Mr. and Mrs. Oburch and __ little formed that Governor-General Otis. daughter Doris lately returned from a has applied the Obinese exclusion laws trip to Los Angeles where they were to the: Philippine Islands for the presvisiting Mr. Church's relatives. eot. The Chinese government has act-. School opened at Rough and Ready ed as if it was not altogether pleased, on Monday, Sept. 4th, with 81 pupils but there is no dispovition to interfere . @2relled. Mre, Maude Peaslee is with the discretion of the Governor-. °s8in teaching at Rough and Ready General, who being on the ground,. ®24 Mise Marie Allen at Indian must necessarily know the situation . Springs. best. A recent letter from Mr. Wil-. Talley Watt who was so badly cripliams, our former Consul at Manila, nese from the islands would aid ma-. °Ttches. terially in hurrying the war to a close Alex. Martel has gone to San FranDemograts are reaffirming the Chicago Mrs. Martel with her daughter and son . platform and demanding free silver. ¥i!l go down later on, They are now oinage at the specific ratio of 16 to 1, visiting Mrs. Martel’s mother on the 2 ‘the opinion is growing in Washington . 2nvor ranch. that the Republican party will show Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brown and son good political judgment by pushing} °#™¢ ap from San Francisco on Saturthrough Oongress at the present ses-. 44, and are now visiting Mr. Brown’s rd, such as is advocated by the Presi-. 92 Buckeye ranch. They expect on dent, and this, it is believed here, will Tuesday to visit’ Mrs. Brown’s parents, surely be done. Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder, at Rough aud The Treasury Department has re-. Ready. Mr. Brown still retains his Pe ports showing that during the-past six. Sition in the Oustom House in can months imports to Hawaii from the . Fraa-isco and has recently had bis salUnited States increased $3,616,151, At} 8 increased, He has also a growing . the same time government receipts in . 447 practice in the Bay City. Master creased and expenditures diminished. . Clifford Brown has been ill for some The Treasury Department is about. weeks and will remain some time in to adopt the policy of rigidly enforcNevada county with his mother. ing the penalties provided for banks : jens found in. possession of unstamped A Big Establishment. checks or notes. Hitherto, the com-} Between now and the first of Janupromises offered have been accepted, . ary L., Hyman intends to close out bis the plea in almost every case being in-. entire business in this city. He will advertence. But the practice has not . after that time become connected with diminished, and now a rigid policy will} a new corporation, which will open in be maintained. , “~". Saeramento what will be known as a! Great pressure has been brought to/ department store, similar and as large bear to secure the organization of ajas that of Weinstock, Lubin & Ca. colored regiment for service ‘in the. arrangements are now being made for Philippines. If done, the fiéld officers. one of the largest buildings there, and will be white men from the regular. the company will incorporate soon, army, but the company officers would. several large wholesale dealers of San be colored men from civil life. Francisco being prominent in the new which was in spots at first, but afterwards : spread all over my ese soon broke out in sores, and it is easy to ne the suffering I ured. Before I be. came convinced that the doctors could do no goad, spent a hundred Both General Brooke and General . enterprise. Wood send to the War Department desee nials of the reports of riots and disProbably one reason why there issuch turbances in Santiago province. ies Sonbemdentd demand for small Two thousand designs for a new $5 hange, is owing to the conversion of silver certificate have been submitted. oer the dimes in the country into a One having a portrait of Weshingten “De loving cup,” in order that a is likely to be chosen. philic yh dll dvercertain modest néwspaper may adver President McKinley’s: speech to the ¢ ; M tlee itself at the expense of the people ethodists at Ocean Grove had the h t up the “stuff.” rightring. He explained his Philip-. “°° P™" °P : pine policy and comprising — “Peace . ——————== first, then with charity for all, establish the goverment of law and order, protecting life and property, and occupation for the well being of the people Cc pp C 1 d who will participate in it under the 0 er 0 ore stars and stripes.” Since the beginning of the war with Spl h Spain there have been enlisted in the otc cS. regular army 90,671 men. This in-. ‘There is only one cure for Contagious cludes those lately enlisted in the new . Blood Poison—the disease which has regular regiments for the Philippines. completely baffled the doctors. They Besides those 810,065 applied, but were} are totally unable to cure it, and direct rejected for various reasons. This in-. their efforts toward bottling the poison dicates something of the amount of up in the blood and concealing it from extra work that has been thrown upon. view. 8.8. S. cures the disease posithe War Department. tively and permanently by forcing out There are now oz, fileawaiting action,. every trace of the gaint. applications for commissiins sufficient . I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, to supply officers for at least 500 regi. ments. The large majority have endeavored to bring political influence to bear to secure appointment, and are bound to be much. disappointed I had when they find that only merit will be dollars, which was really thrown away. I then cousidered, tried various patent There has been a conflict of authority ae genre ay ae at San Francisco between the federal When I had finished my : first bottle of 8. 8. 8. and state quarantine authorities, over 9 was greatly improved the regulations which were intended to} on. resnit. The large red" sploteies Sa bat prevent the importation of the Bu-. chest began to grow paler an ar. bonic plagues from Asiatic ports. It is La pan a Bouse Geosges ond’ Sy op stated the local authorities have dis-. Petite greatly improved. . tm aerece of glass. regarded the National regulations, H.L. Myers, 100 Mulberry 8t., Newark, N. J, ‘which it is believed to be absolately. Don’t destroy all possible chance of a cure by taking the doctor’s treatment necessary to enforce. Secretary Gage of mercury and potash. These minerals has telegraphed the collector of cus-. gause the hair to fall out, and will toms to employ sufficient force to pro-. wreck the entire system.cure observance of the Federal regulafor pet S.S Tre Blood The Comptroller ofthe Treasury dee e The : cides that a volnnteer who enlisted in. js porgiy vrarTaBiE, and is the only was discharged at his own request ; mercury, or other mineral. ~ fore the expiration of his ree potash; me ‘is the aet of March 8, L i , Atlanta, Ju. ‘ JST . month, according to present plans, and pled last winter is in Lincoln with rela. arations by Boards of Supervisors and says that thé native Filipinoa are. tives. His sister, Miss Jennie, went . local committees to entertain the visiand 8 Pees PARE OE AOR TEESE DAD DORR ie opposed to Chinese labor, and . 4own last week and writes that he isin tors during their two weeks’ trip in his opinion the exclusion of Qhi-. better general health, though still on . about theState. It was estimated that Now that the Western and Southern . ©isco where he bas obtained work, and sociation would need about $6000, the Navy for the war with Spain, but] plood remedy guaranteed to contain no ; Books on the disease and its treatentitled to net ike provided by yy og A a ama JB of . a Coast’ region are California Miners’ Association next the convention promises to be the most important one since the organization of this big association eight conference with Secretary E.H Benjamin and other members of the Executive committee, decided to call the annual convention this year for October 98d ard succeeding days. There will be many matters of interest and importance before the convention this ‘year, but the paramcont features are to be the revisicn and amendnient of the Federal mining laws and the creation of a Oabinet Department of Mines, two matters which the Caljfornia Miners’ Association began to agitate in its infancy and which it will As the entire mining industry is interested in these measures the rest of the mining States are to be asked to help make the convention an interstate afto appoint ten delegates and to name influential men who will attend. With the present life in the mining fleld there is every prospect ofa cordial response and a large attendance from neighboring States, while the increased interest in the association: mining counties, insures a big body of regular delegates in San Fratcisco. The committeés of the association in charge of the arrangements for the annual meeting of? the American Institute of Mining Engineers, beginning on the 25th inst., met in San Francisco yesterday to consider progress. Secretary Benjamin reported active prepI besides the local entertainments provided by different communities the aswhi ch would ‘be easily raised. years ago. President J H. Neff, in. with its membership of 9000 in the . dence. About the only newspaper in thet country that never misses a chance to say a good word for the late Grover Cleveland, is that owned by Hon: Hoke Smith. Perhaps Mr. Oleveland is one of Mr. Smith’s regular subscribers. — Telt Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an im ibility without good pure bi sort that only exists‘in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea acts directly. on the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfeot health. price 26 cts.and 50 ots, Auction, Saturday ill on Saturday next at Ss. HOLBROOK now take hold of with especial energy. eJ. “ar2c'clock sell at auction all of hie Household Furniture Consisting of fair. Each Governor is to be requested Beds and Bedding ‘Extension Table, Chairs, Tables, : Carpets, Parior Set Dining and Kitchen Furniture Nice Saddie, Garden Hose, Etc. @@P-This sale will take place at his resii : : : Our Specialty. HOMES BUILT —ON THE— INSTALLMENT PLAN —y Towle Bros. sion, a measure making gold the stand-’ Sister, Mrs. M.B. Church at her home. —_ ome Get in Suits, Etc., Suits $6 Up. See What You Can , . of WAXEL, The Tailor, _ Before ordering from the man above. as Latest Novelties on Hand. mum Telephone West 14. Pants $2 Up. Our Carpets goods arriving daily. Phone 723. Have Arrived ! Brussels Carpet, sewed and laid per yard..... wb 65 Moquet Carpet, ‘“ ae Lith Ae oe see Velvet Carpet, ie pitas eae SS gem Ce eC Re OE I O05 EG SOI oe ie Gk ES, sco ngepsnordenachanscginentr sete 50 Also-a large line of MATTINGS to select from at reduced prices. Also a large assortment of RUGS from $1.00 up. Call and examine our large stock and get our prices. No trouble to show goods. Samples sent on application. New .» ROSENBERG BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. iAT COST» For Ten Days ! lf you are Looking For Bargains NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. } 4 Broad Street, corner Pine. ley QE LIF PII PO PES PAN 2 / Summer Silks, Lawns ae Figured Organdies, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) ein We offer One Handred Dollars Reooo fO Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. is this rt guarantee: “All weask of you is to use complexions, Nauseating i ‘Aerob ng 3 hag amen tt or oon a Clover from Chronic voustipatior, -are not benefitted return the bottle to rl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolu‘e your Druggist and he may re the cure and has been sold for fifty yeais fund bsolute guarantee. Price price paid.” Price 25c 60 cts. and Saeene Foe cals tor i. 09 28 te $1.00. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the st. te . iruggist. tf SGHOOL SUPPLIES 2ATS DICK ERMAN’S Pencil Tablets Ink Tablets Pens Rulers. Crayons Erasers Pencil Boxes SGHOOL SUPPLIES @eAT: _DICKERMAN’S. IT’S ALL RIGHT The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as represented. It 1s new in style there is no deception as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by the dozen in as SILVER WARE. Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers. I like to show goods and take pleasure in selling them-on their merits. ; ss C. J. BRAND,, Pioneer Jeweler, Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION — is called to our fine line of ee OT AC Ea ES See Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. DON’T Obuy Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you can gett New and reliable goods at’ our store for abuut the same price. xe ee EH * ——== @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection. A; & H. W. Hartung siccsasiia te'W OL Yeetia Broad St., Nevada City CARPETS! CARPETS! a> ia. We are now offering bargains in Fe cates and froin now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE oF / TRIMMED HATS. W7. HEX. Crawtord. b——— Sees — 1 BEEHIVE GPOCERY . J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for . 3 Fancy Groceries— = al ‘ PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. . Mascot Whiskey.... . Mikado Soap... cscs acces 05 Daffy’s Malt Whiskey..... Silk Soap. Pepsin Whiskey.....064 eted Wikdker.c. Olairette Soap....c00. 0. ceseeen Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... Water Queen Soap.... eine pak LX L Whiskey...csnceccescesecniee Copco (white) Soap. ..se-sss0Rock & Rye Whiskey..... Cashmere (white) Soap...+:-+ Maple Bam. . ...-:ccsccsceeseees Dandy Soap, 20 bars. ..ssas.« oj Sag AN as de Weert Bangi esse soakiserscnsoses insioc Port Wine... morosod tacshnaina bth Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,Slb pokg = = = * ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. « 4 Give tea Trial = = = s & 2 -s 22 ’ H. METZENBAUGHER, Pror. Ward for any case of Oatecrh ties =o Dr. T. A, Guthrie, San Francisco, We Pah re . eee ike a , ave . 3 . AM Ghielde and wf, J. Cheney: for the :ast 15 years, and be_. 8. Brown, aoe lieve him honorable in all Henry Towell, Colfax, ‘} business traneactions and financially N.Olauson, = Fable to carry out any ions made C. A. Reynolds, Relief Hill, by their firm. f A. O. Larsen, st West & Truax,Wholesale _A.L. Dickerman, Colorado Springe, . Toledo, O. Watpina, Kivnan & Mapvin, “W. J. Palmer, California Mine, Wholesale D1 ts, Toledo, O. Eels yy See Wa ate of Hall’s ‘Oatarrh Oure is taken interJohn E. Alien, Auburn, nally, acting directly upon the blood Mrs. A. J. Smith and ch., Bloomfield, . aud mucous surfaces of the system. A. B. Scott, Grass Valle: Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. L. T. Hanborn, Marsh’s Mill, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. AB. Aastio, Oakland, : . B. i and, Frank Mahoney, Fresno, On Every Bottle SE" SRRES ice Oc SS creres aaelaae

Pe + --1erv: iss, ok at the wa near SD, bh > »® ch Ve say it beautiful ¢3 imported. nt you all (ee . . Do not while the ¢ ke.. 3 % see them. ‘a etter. Do & sand having all the @ sure, but they are e Dealer, . pat the price right n Furniture a a. they ‘don't want mining has ite fascinations, its joys and sorrows, Men’ brave hardships, thap. 20 doubt in Washington, among the President’s advisers, that the House . Teturned from the. President and endorse the gold. Rough and Ready on a visit last week. standard. Senator Spooner, whois by. Marvin Power and son, Speed, were no means ap expansionist but a Repab. Visiting relatives at the Buckeye ranch ps privations,, ‘sickness and distrese,. lican to the backbone, was in Wasbing-. last. week. -while-many‘of them find a premature gtave seeking the precious metal. This is hamen nature:andwe must expect it will continue’ it the -fature as: in-the past, but theré isa serious side of gold mining, an important local quesand navigable rivers sll have equal rights under the law, and each are en-. titled to protection, The dredger miner who causes material damage to any of these properties must be held re-} ‘sponsible, in exactly the same way other nuisances are. And this brings us toa point in which-many people residing in this part of the valley are . directly interested, mining on Feather river, We have on morethanone oo-. "casio sounded the: slarm; and warned the people that experience has taught us that itis not good judgment to wait until the damage has been done before taking action. Five dredgers are at work ou the river, or adjacent to it, between Gridley and Oroville, and more are to be added inthe near future. A deed has just been. filed in the offce of the Recorder. in Oroville conveying certain lands on the Feather river trom P.R. Welch and wife to J. O. Platt of New York Oity.: This is a sale made by W. P. Hammon and A. F. Jones to a dredging company, and out of which the two gentlemen are said to have made considerable money. A press telegram sent from Oroville Satarday last says other sales of this class of property are sogn to be made taken up by M. Biggs. and the firm of Freeman & Bates of “San Francisco who have taken up the land as a placer location. Two new electric dredgers soon are to be placed in the river at Oroville by. Geo. Bvans, of the San Francisco Dredger Oo., and it looks as. if this business were to receive a new impetus. One dredger in particular, it is said, has done some good work in the-river, having taken ont at one run the sum of $5,000 at au expense of $1,000. When the new élcctric power is ready for delivery the cost of running these dredgers will be materially lessened. Maryland Superstitions. There are superstitions throughout all the counties of Maryland concerning Crossroads and running water. {Witches are supposed to make their home at the crossing of two roads and to appear-there at midnight. One peeuliar thing about witches is that they cannot get across running water, and a stream of any sort always acts as a protection to the nightly prowler, who will follow along the bank of a atreaminpreference to the road. These are some of the things which are more generally believed in the country around Washington and along the eastern shore. Some of the artieles of the creed of the superstitious in that neighborhood are: : . If you sweep your room at night, you sweep away your wealth. Never. shake crumbs out of a window after dark. They are supposed to fall into the eyes of the Lord and to disturb the spirits of the dead who swander abroad at. night. Don’t wash your hands in water in which eggs have been boiled. You are liable to become covered with warts.—Baltimore Sun. Sly Old Commodore. “When Commodore Vanderbilt was alive,” says a New York Central official, “the board of directors of the New York Central used to find their work all cut out for them when they met. -All they had to do was to ratify his plans and adjourn. Yet they had their uses. Occasionally a man would come to him with some scheme which he did not care to refuse outright. “ My directors are a difficult body of men to handle,’ he would say. ‘I'll submit it to.’em, but I warn you that they are hard to manage.’ “The matter would be ‘submitted to the board when it assembled and promptly rejected, “‘There,” the commodore would gay when his visitor came to learn the result. ‘I did the best 1 could, but 1 told you in advance that my directors ‘were an obstinate lot.”—New York Herald. oe Art and Nature. The milkmaid with the picture hat ana the brocaded silk skirt tossed her head. E “In society. I suppose, I should bear 4mpossible person,” she exclaimed. “put it’s different in art,” f And after all, to be perfectly candid. there is nothing essentially degrading , @bout milking an art cow.—Detroit Journal. gas é Just the Thing. “In every city of reasonable size,” eaid Brown, “they ought to have a Mothers’ Exchange.” te “What for?’ queried Jones. “Why, every woman knows exactly . gust how. every other woman’s« child ought to be raised, and by trading mothers every child could get a prepei training.”—Kansas City Star. Sharks were almost unknown In the ‘adriatic notil the Suéz canal was opened. Now the harbors of Fiume and Pola are so infested with them that residents dare no longer bathe in the ope sea. : It you want to forget all your otber Trows, get a pair of tight: shoes. enn ton recently, and before leaving town Mic fruit crop in Rough and Ready said: “So far as the situation in the. 1* very heavy andthe busy season is Philippines and the antiexation of these . 79t yet over. islands is concerned, the President is. Mrs. Wm. Grant of Rough and Ready not responsible for it as is claimed. . is entertaining her mother who resides When Dewey asked for troops to re-. in Sacramento. ; Ldnée Manila, the wh ole country wanted M. B. Church brought. his flock of them sent at once, and even severely . Angora goats down out of the mouncriticized the President because they . teins last Sunday. feould not be shipped immediately. Wm. Torpie, who bas been away .on Nota voice was then heard against . ining business, returned to Rough sending these troops. No one seemed . ®0d Ready last Monday. ; ‘to foresee that such occupation as. Mise Etta Gassaway whose death has then contemplated would necessarily . beem noted before was laid to rest at mean more'than the simple reduction . Rough and Ready yesterday. of Manila. Our troops could not sail. Mrs. Ohas. Single and infant son with away after the city had been taken, be. Miss Martha Huntress were. visiting cause it transpired: that the foreigners relatives in Wheatland last week. and even the citizens there needed our. Mra. Harry Abbott, nee Sophie protection. There has been no time . Schroeder, of San Francisco, is visiting since when we could have withdrawn . her parents at the Rough and Ready from the islands, and all that remains . »°tel. now is to fight the Filipinos to subThe ranch recently occupied by Mr. mission as quickly as possible, and. ®2d4 Mrs.Geo. Warner has been sold, them it will-be the duty of Congress to and the gentleman and his wife left provide for their government.” Rough and Ready Tuesday. The State Department has been in-. Mr. and Mrs. Oburch and __ little formed that Governor-General Otis. daughter Doris lately returned from a has applied the Obinese exclusion laws trip to Los Angeles where they were to the: Philippine Islands for the presvisiting Mr. Church's relatives. eot. The Chinese government has act-. School opened at Rough and Ready ed as if it was not altogether pleased, on Monday, Sept. 4th, with 81 pupils but there is no dispovition to interfere . @2relled. Mre, Maude Peaslee is with the discretion of the Governor-. °s8in teaching at Rough and Ready General, who being on the ground,. ®24 Mise Marie Allen at Indian must necessarily know the situation . Springs. best. A recent letter from Mr. Wil-. Talley Watt who was so badly cripliams, our former Consul at Manila, nese from the islands would aid ma-. °Ttches. terially in hurrying the war to a close Alex. Martel has gone to San FranDemograts are reaffirming the Chicago Mrs. Martel with her daughter and son . platform and demanding free silver. ¥i!l go down later on, They are now oinage at the specific ratio of 16 to 1, visiting Mrs. Martel’s mother on the 2 ‘the opinion is growing in Washington . 2nvor ranch. that the Republican party will show Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brown and son good political judgment by pushing} °#™¢ ap from San Francisco on Saturthrough Oongress at the present ses-. 44, and are now visiting Mr. Brown’s rd, such as is advocated by the Presi-. 92 Buckeye ranch. They expect on dent, and this, it is believed here, will Tuesday to visit’ Mrs. Brown’s parents, surely be done. Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder, at Rough aud The Treasury Department has re-. Ready. Mr. Brown still retains his Pe ports showing that during the-past six. Sition in the Oustom House in can months imports to Hawaii from the . Fraa-isco and has recently had bis salUnited States increased $3,616,151, At} 8 increased, He has also a growing . the same time government receipts in . 447 practice in the Bay City. Master creased and expenditures diminished. . Clifford Brown has been ill for some The Treasury Department is about. weeks and will remain some time in to adopt the policy of rigidly enforcNevada county with his mother. ing the penalties provided for banks : jens found in. possession of unstamped A Big Establishment. checks or notes. Hitherto, the com-} Between now and the first of Janupromises offered have been accepted, . ary L., Hyman intends to close out bis the plea in almost every case being in-. entire business in this city. He will advertence. But the practice has not . after that time become connected with diminished, and now a rigid policy will} a new corporation, which will open in be maintained. , “~". Saeramento what will be known as a! Great pressure has been brought to/ department store, similar and as large bear to secure the organization of ajas that of Weinstock, Lubin & Ca. colored regiment for service ‘in the. arrangements are now being made for Philippines. If done, the fiéld officers. one of the largest buildings there, and will be white men from the regular. the company will incorporate soon, army, but the company officers would. several large wholesale dealers of San be colored men from civil life. Francisco being prominent in the new which was in spots at first, but afterwards : spread all over my ese soon broke out in sores, and it is easy to ne the suffering I ured. Before I be. came convinced that the doctors could do no goad, spent a hundred Both General Brooke and General . enterprise. Wood send to the War Department desee nials of the reports of riots and disProbably one reason why there issuch turbances in Santiago province. ies Sonbemdentd demand for small Two thousand designs for a new $5 hange, is owing to the conversion of silver certificate have been submitted. oer the dimes in the country into a One having a portrait of Weshingten “De loving cup,” in order that a is likely to be chosen. philic yh dll dvercertain modest néwspaper may adver President McKinley’s: speech to the ¢ ; M tlee itself at the expense of the people ethodists at Ocean Grove had the h t up the “stuff.” rightring. He explained his Philip-. “°° P™" °P : pine policy and comprising — “Peace . ——————==

first, then with charity for all, establish the goverment of law and order, protecting life and property, and occupation for the well being of the people Cc pp C 1 d who will participate in it under the 0 er 0 ore stars and stripes.” Since the beginning of the war with Spl h Spain there have been enlisted in the otc cS. regular army 90,671 men. This in-. ‘There is only one cure for Contagious cludes those lately enlisted in the new . Blood Poison—the disease which has regular regiments for the Philippines. completely baffled the doctors. They Besides those 810,065 applied, but were} are totally unable to cure it, and direct rejected for various reasons. This in-. their efforts toward bottling the poison dicates something of the amount of up in the blood and concealing it from extra work that has been thrown upon. view. 8.8. S. cures the disease posithe War Department. tively and permanently by forcing out There are now oz, fileawaiting action,. every trace of the gaint. applications for commissiins sufficient . I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, to supply officers for at least 500 regi. ments. The large majority have endeavored to bring political influence to bear to secure appointment, and are bound to be much. disappointed I had when they find that only merit will be dollars, which was really thrown away. I then cousidered, tried various patent There has been a conflict of authority ae genre ay ae at San Francisco between the federal When I had finished my : first bottle of 8. 8. 8. and state quarantine authorities, over 9 was greatly improved the regulations which were intended to} on. resnit. The large red" sploteies Sa bat prevent the importation of the Bu-. chest began to grow paler an ar. bonic plagues from Asiatic ports. It is La pan a Bouse Geosges ond’ Sy op stated the local authorities have dis-. Petite greatly improved. . tm aerece of glass. regarded the National regulations, H.L. Myers, 100 Mulberry 8t., Newark, N. J, ‘which it is believed to be absolately. Don’t destroy all possible chance of a cure by taking the doctor’s treatment necessary to enforce. Secretary Gage of mercury and potash. These minerals has telegraphed the collector of cus-. gause the hair to fall out, and will toms to employ sufficient force to pro-. wreck the entire system.cure observance of the Federal regulafor pet S.S Tre Blood The Comptroller ofthe Treasury dee e The : cides that a volnnteer who enlisted in. js porgiy vrarTaBiE, and is the only was discharged at his own request ; mercury, or other mineral. ~ fore the expiration of his ree potash; me ‘is the aet of March 8, L i , Atlanta, Ju. ‘ JST . month, according to present plans, and pled last winter is in Lincoln with rela. arations by Boards of Supervisors and says that thé native Filipinoa are. tives. His sister, Miss Jennie, went . local committees to entertain the visiand 8 Pees PARE OE AOR TEESE DAD DORR ie opposed to Chinese labor, and . 4own last week and writes that he isin tors during their two weeks’ trip in his opinion the exclusion of Qhi-. better general health, though still on . about theState. It was estimated that Now that the Western and Southern . ©isco where he bas obtained work, and sociation would need about $6000, the Navy for the war with Spain, but] plood remedy guaranteed to contain no ; Books on the disease and its treatentitled to net ike provided by yy og A a ama JB of . a Coast’ region are California Miners’ Association next the convention promises to be the most important one since the organization of this big association eight conference with Secretary E.H Benjamin and other members of the Executive committee, decided to call the annual convention this year for October 98d ard succeeding days. There will be many matters of interest and importance before the convention this ‘year, but the paramcont features are to be the revisicn and amendnient of the Federal mining laws and the creation of a Oabinet Department of Mines, two matters which the Caljfornia Miners’ Association began to agitate in its infancy and which it will As the entire mining industry is interested in these measures the rest of the mining States are to be asked to help make the convention an interstate afto appoint ten delegates and to name influential men who will attend. With the present life in the mining fleld there is every prospect ofa cordial response and a large attendance from neighboring States, while the increased interest in the association: mining counties, insures a big body of regular delegates in San Fratcisco. The committeés of the association in charge of the arrangements for the annual meeting of? the American Institute of Mining Engineers, beginning on the 25th inst., met in San Francisco yesterday to consider progress. Secretary Benjamin reported active prepI besides the local entertainments provided by different communities the aswhi ch would ‘be easily raised. years ago. President J H. Neff, in. with its membership of 9000 in the . dence. About the only newspaper in thet country that never misses a chance to say a good word for the late Grover Cleveland, is that owned by Hon: Hoke Smith. Perhaps Mr. Oleveland is one of Mr. Smith’s regular subscribers. — Telt Your Sister A Beautiful Complexion is an im ibility without good pure bi sort that only exists‘in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s Clover Root Tea acts directly. on the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfeot health. price 26 cts.and 50 ots, Auction, Saturday ill on Saturday next at Ss. HOLBROOK now take hold of with especial energy. eJ. “ar2c'clock sell at auction all of hie Household Furniture Consisting of fair. Each Governor is to be requested Beds and Bedding ‘Extension Table, Chairs, Tables, : Carpets, Parior Set Dining and Kitchen Furniture Nice Saddie, Garden Hose, Etc. @@P-This sale will take place at his resii : : : Our Specialty. HOMES BUILT —ON THE— INSTALLMENT PLAN —y Towle Bros. sion, a measure making gold the stand-’ Sister, Mrs. M.B. Church at her home. —_ ome Get in Suits, Etc., Suits $6 Up. See What You Can , . of WAXEL, The Tailor, _ Before ordering from the man above. as Latest Novelties on Hand. mum Telephone West 14. Pants $2 Up. Our Carpets goods arriving daily. Phone 723. Have Arrived ! Brussels Carpet, sewed and laid per yard.......... wb 65 Moquet Carpet, ‘“ ae Lith Ae oe see Velvet Carpet, ie pitas eae SS gem Ce eC Re OE I O05 EG SOI oe ie Gk ES, sco ngepsnordenachanscginentr sete 50 Also-a large line of MATTINGS to select from at reduced prices. Also a large assortment of RUGS from $1.00 up. Call and examine our large stock and get our prices. No trouble to show goods. Samples sent on application. New .» ROSENBERG BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. iAT COST» For Ten Days ! lf you are Looking For Bargains NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. } 4 Broad Street, corner Pine. ley QE LIF PII PO PES PAN 2 / Summer Silks, Lawns ae Figured Organdies, Etc. Snell & Fleming, (Up-to-date Merchants.) ein We offer One Handred Dollars Reooo fO Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. is this rt guarantee: “All weask of you is to use complexions, Nauseating i ‘Aerob ng 3 hag amen tt or oon a Clover from Chronic voustipatior, -are not benefitted return the bottle to rl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolu‘e your Druggist and he may re the cure and has been sold for fifty yeais fund bsolute guarantee. Price price paid.” Price 25c 60 cts. and Saeene Foe cals tor i. 09 28 te $1.00. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the st. te . iruggist. tf SGHOOL SUPPLIES 2ATS DICK ERMAN’S Pencil Tablets Ink Tablets Pens Rulers. Crayons Erasers Pencil Boxes SGHOOL SUPPLIES @eAT: _DICKERMAN’S. IT’S ALL RIGHT The Jewelry you buy from me is exactly as represented. It 1s new in style there is no deception as to quality, and the prices are low. New designs by the dozen in as SILVER WARE.. Both plated and solid, from the best manufacturers. I like to show goods and take pleasure in selling them-on their merits. ; ss C. J. BRAND,, Pioneer Jeweler, Broad Street. SPECIAL ATTENTION — is called to our fine line of ee OT AC Ea ES See Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. DON’T Obuy Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones either, when you can gett New and reliable goods at’ our store for abuut the same price. xe ee EH * ——== @@ Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspection. A; & H. W. Hartung siccsasiia te'W OL Yeetia Broad St., Nevada City CARPETS! CARPETS! a> ia. We are now offering bargains in Fe cates and froin now on will make a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE oF / TRIMMED HATS. W7. HEX. Crawtord. b——— Sees — 1 BEEHIVE GPOCERY .. J.J. 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Cheney: for the :ast 15 years, and be_. 8. Brown, aoe lieve him honorable in all Henry Towell, Colfax, ‘} business traneactions and financially N.Olauson, = Fable to carry out any ions made C. A. Reynolds, Relief Hill, by their firm. f A. O. Larsen, st West & Truax,Wholesale _A.L. Dickerman, Colorado Springe, . Toledo, O. Watpina, Kivnan & Mapvin, “W. J. Palmer, California Mine, Wholesale D1 ts, Toledo, O. Eels yy See Wa ate of Hall’s ‘Oatarrh Oure is taken interJohn E. Alien, Auburn, nally, acting directly upon the blood Mrs. A. J. Smith and ch., Bloomfield, . aud mucous surfaces of the system. A. B. Scott, Grass Valle: Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. L. T. Hanborn, Marsh’s Mill, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. AB. Aastio, Oakland, : . B. i and, Frank Mahoney, Fresno, On Every Bottle SE" SRRES ice Oc SS creres aaelaae