September 7, 1898 (4 pages)

Dance. ~ ed for sale . ranch on a30-lw ist Church, h. Admis© ents, tad ~ San FranChildren’s amed; also d Walking n16-tf) t Brand's. RE. & Co. ; the people ript Block, on hand the ens, etc. 1e . IES le generals Lime, jest. prices. ’s hardware mtracts for nd cement Work are STABLE. .Propietors, yaney.) ON HAND THE hat can be obday and night. ive usa ansients. “Qi ed. r complete sets olidays. Each little ones to charming, de3 ra trom h overflowing eon cathe our m vorkers. Credit t con missions, ur eae ee ~ or paying pa Drop alt resh our excinesi i BOOK CONICAGO. 2026 30t NNT RTS Daz low one lot -.made up. Their actlot at $4 > completely stopped this no grounds for sucha belief. . Although . with what. ‘she has seen of Oslifornia 4 WEDNESDAY. veces SEPT. 7, 1898. Ton w Mackay-and P -and Party Arrived In. veo —————. San Francisco Yesterday. ~ EPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The Daily Report says that John W. R say Ee f saceompanied by his son -and The Republicans 0 of Nevada City. . daa skcphat ane aah and Mrs, Clarence ‘a on. Thursday Mackay ved by the Oregon express vil 1. Se at San Preneisco yesterday morning in evening, Sept. 8, at 8 ‘Pelock, at the Sic, Machay's: giivale ons, "Tha Courthouse, for the purpose of selectcame to this coast from New York by ing a list of delegates to the County . one of the northern railroad routes, Convention to be voted for at the pri-jand made several stops in British Ooat a np ries. on Saturday. lambia and Oregon, where Mr. Mackay ee eciheet W. Marsu inspected his vast telegraphic system . BF pies oes which connects with the Commercial Cable Company, of which “he is the . president and principal stockholder. All are. in the. ee River. Navigatlos Not Ended, is recognized as ty Deno Ser eg moxie: The Bee says that that while the dry wintifal ladies in Eastern society. At the ter and consequently low water in the . time of her marriage she was the reign-. Sacramento river has given rise to the . ing belle of New York. She was one of . belief that ‘river navigation aoe be. the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss ore . Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of . . fall rains commence, there eens to be} Marlborough. Mrs. Mackay is charmed W. F. Enaiericat Of the Republican County Central Committee. ——————— the river is lower than it has been for . thus far, Many important social funcyears, the light-draft steamers and. tions are being arranged among the barges which annually do an immense. society leadera of San Francisco in freight business in carrying wheat, have, . honor of her visit. with one exception, made their voyages. John W. Mackay is in excellent, in without interruption. A few days ago/fact, in the most: robust health, He a bar formed across the Sacramento} not only looks it, but speaks it. The near the mouth of the Feather river party remained in iis private car at the and for a time boats coming down from . Oakland mole until the middle of the up-river points had to lighten when} forenoon, and then went over to the they came to this bar. The captain of . Palace Hotel, where several fine suites the government snag boat Seizer was of apartments had been specially preinformed of the difficulty and at once pared~for their reception. Scores of proceeded to remedy it. A jetty was friends called or sent their cards, and at once put in, with the result that the Mrs. Olarence Mackay received numerwviver has been narrowed and deepened ous gifts of costly. and beautifal flowat the bar, and itis believed that hence-. ers, Later in the day both Jobn W. forth boats can come reais without . and Clarence Mackay visited the offices lightening. of the Commercial Cable Company on Market street, near Montgomery, and also went to J. W. Mackay’s down-town A Hero From ven County. Private Frank Findley of the First] offices in the Nevada block, where . California Intantry who wonsuch fame. many business friends called upon in the battle of Manila by running the. them. A visit was also paid by the gauntlet of a deadly fire from theSpan-} Mackays to I. W. Hellman, president iards in order that he might get needed . of the Nevada Bank, ammunition to the American troops,. . The Mackay party will remain in th's and who in the very hight of his peril} vicinity until the middle of the month, stopped and pi¢king up the almost life. when they will return to New York by less body of Captain Richter, removing. one of the southern routes. At the it from the line of fire, is a product of. end of this week John W. Mackay, Nevada county. His father was the. James L. Flood, R. V. Dey and others late Thomas Findley, formerly of Grass . will go to Grass Valley to inspect the Valley and his cousin is Frank G./. Allison Ranch mine, owned by Mackay Beatty, ex-County. Olerk here but now. and Flood. John W. Mackay, who residing in Barkeley, takes much interest in the deep minooo ing proposition, may ulso _visit—the A Bright Daily, Gomstock. On his return home Mr. aha Mackay Sr. will visit mining property The Reporter, the new daily just started st Yreka, Siskiyou county, by . °W2e4 by him in Arizena. W, P. and ©. L. Calkins who used to live in this county, is a bright and) handsome newsparer--indeed one’ -of. ~” 1 the most readable and enterprising of . our heartfelt thanks to all the kind any printed so far in any of the inter-. friends who in any manner gave as jor towns of the State. The Transcript . their assistance during our great beextends a welcome and good wishes. reavement incident to the death of our beloved son and brother, John C. White. Mrs. RicHarp WHITE, Mrs. A. W. Lampina, Mrs. JOHN HITOHENS, Miss Perciz WHITE. re xe Thanks. A Happy Thought. County Olerk Greany is going to have another copy made of the Nevada City map showing the new arrangement of voting precincts, and he wilf put it up at the Postoffice where all citizens can examine it to their hearts’ content and familiarize themselves with theboundaries. To Repair the Ditch. The North Bloomfield Mining Company has notified some of its customers that it will be obliged to shut off their water. The dams are lower than they have been for years, and the company will take advantage of the shutdown to repair its flames and ditches. This may necessitate the closing of the Spanish and California mines. Never Heard of Montana. A letter addressed from this city to “Company ©, First Montana Volunteers, Manila, Philippine Islands,” has been returned the dead letter office with the endorsement: “No letters delivered to the Spanish during tbe continuance of the war.” A Pythian Smoker. The Knights of Pythias of Milo Lodge will have a smoker at their Castle hall on Friday evening, and all local members as well as sojourning Knights are urged to be on hand and enjoy themselves. Returned From Europe. On Saturday evening last Robert Tolmie, the pianist, tendered a reception at his studio, 1003 Sutter street, San Francisco, to Misss Kittie Heymap, one of his former pupils whorecently returned from Europe whereshe bas been studying music. Spilled a Load of Furniture. This forenoon a team of horses hauling a . of household furniture to Grass Valley balked on Mill street at this city an the wagon tipped over. The furniture was considerably broken. No Paper Friday. Friday will be Admission Day and a legal holiday. The TranscgiPt will not print on that day. Horse Sold at Auction. At the Eden ranch, Indian Fiat, Constable Scott today sold an estray horse uuder the State law of 1897. George Ortman of Grass Valley, who claimed to be the owner, bid it in for $38. Deafness Cunnot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Leafness is caused by an inflamed con-. dition-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 entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and. unless the inflammation cau be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten, are caused by Catarrh, whichis nothing but an inflamed/condition of the aid cous surface. We will give One Hundred Dolidre for apy case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by po Oatarrh Cure. Send for circulars; eal Y & CO HENE Fs . pices by Druggists, price Hip Disease pn Girl the Victim —She Took a Few Bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparila and Was Cured.“ My little girl became afflicted with hip disease when she was five years old. She was confined to her bed and for six or seven weeks the doctor applied weights to the affected limb. When she got up she was not able to walk across the floor. She had lost all her strength and day by day she became thinner. One day I happened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsa} parilla Calendars and on one of the slips was a testimonial telling of a cure of a severe case of hip disease by Hood’s Sarparilla. I decided to give this medicine to my daughter and when she had taken three bottles her appetite was excellent and she looked quite well and . Was very much strengthened. She has = not used her crutches, for over eight months and walks to school every day.” Mrs. G. A. LaRos#, Oroville, Cal. Prop., Toledo, O. 75a. per bottle tails Family Pills are the best. I New Ice Company. Nevada City Ice Company is now ared to supply the public with jass natoral ice at reasonable The THK TRANSORIPT COMING “TO THIS COUNT, egies ie dle i a ‘The Four Corners of perro gives the following items: == Wm, Carney is painting the Ameri.» can Hotel.Work on Dr. Melton's brick residence will be begun next week:John Stineman’s business building is. almost ready for carpenters. _Work of repairing the walle of the Bank builaing was commenced this The walls of the Bray building de complete and the carpenters will commence work at once.” The Sparks building on the corner of -. Main and ‘rout. streets will be ready for shelving next week. ‘Bauo’s corrngated blacksmith shop is finished. It is a nobby appearing building, all things considered. L. W. McCurry has torn down his building which was damaged by fire, and will build a new one on.the lot adMr. Hardt has -twelve men at work clearing up the debris in the Odd Fellows’ building. Fully a week more will be piquired to clear everything for the ~/schemers along The les worked in its town: to time by well-dressed: t this is its verdict; ~ comes into town with an -advertis . scheme of some kind. He collec goes to some.other to town to’ tiser gets is sever seen, for there is none. 'The price he pays is from one hundred ‘to. one thousand per caut higher than he would pay for an advertisement in a legitimate _newspaper, with prospects of the advertiser getting all his money back in the usual channels of trade, to say nothing of the. benefit he derives from it. Some'of our merchants are sick and tired of the fake schemers and thuse who ‘still persist ie help learn a-great deal te & five tauts interview with those who are: tired—they. have tried such schemes end found them wanting. When one of these Seiciii in ni eee wat} ing some of the rank ‘advertising ' th vps, and _ Every once in a while some ¢ stranger money after doing the work: and ete D to: work the same scheme. The benefit the adver J. Harris’ new buildings on the site of and Monson have the contract. for the masons. strangers talks advertising to you just Boran . Little is ‘Cleaning up the ruins . think of your home parers and sée if of his blacksmith shop. Next week . you cannot gét*better results from an try that employs people who do their Preston James will commence toattach . ad. in them, thereby helping an. indus-. . an iron roof and do other beceseary Last evening’s Titlons says: This is season when the dummy delegate mentions jm évery, primary and caucus, though he seldom thinks it worth while to attend either. He only at4 nds . these meetings and all others by roxy. ‘The “man behind” pushes him agp mine aga sees that be is nominated ; ed ets his. proxy. Manes await ‘himself takes no interest in the matter other than having his vanity flattered. He is generwho has few enemies and slides through ‘the primaries easily. He is like one of But. the wire-puller behind “him uses him for his own purpose, and after ion strats about in the dummy’s livery in. great shape. “The man behind” knows that-“he ‘could. never be . }electedb f, and so-uses the dummy proxy,. In:thisway the harmless dumbmyie. ‘used, to-defraud the voter,.In spite of all his ‘mnocence the dummy delegate is & political fraud and ought to be suppressed ‘wherever he is found. Shafter’s Letter to a Girl. “Ffelen R. Uber, aged 14, danghter of woodwork. trading with yon, and help to make: The foundations for the Purcell &{your business a success-and a! living Riechers, A. OC. and BR. P. Stagner, and . possible. The home papers never bees people the old Central Hotel were laid this . to send away for goods and why should week. The walls will be finished by . you give your money to entire stran-. the latter part of next week. gers when you can get better work Joe Gardiner let a contract to Mr. done by peuple of deine own city. Fergusson for the brickwork of his PN Advertised rs. dwelling house to be located on the lut . adjoining that of Mr, Melton, Boyd} The following is a list of the letters! remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada woodwork. Work will be begun next . City, September 9: : week, Alexanderson, on C. The Sperry Flour Co. have let. a conBuir, : : Baker, Mrs. tract with Swain & Hudson of Maryso rca ville to build an iron warebouse on masonsat Bra . og gg Jamés . trom his cost to use in making a sou. Ithank you very kindly for remember,ing me so‘kindly and wishing me so has started several teams hauling sand to All in the ground to the floor level. The sand is brought from the Haile land across Bear river. Where to Laaee Them. Persons having old clothes or other articles that they are willing to give to the Indians who were burned out a short time ago can leave the same at the grocery store of W. E. Johnson, near the Methodiet church, or at Weisproperly distributed. Those who do not find it convenient to send their donations may have them called for by informing E. Coleman, janitor of the Methodist charch. Sunflower Concert. Supper and concert tonight for twenty-five cents; children 15 cents. At the Methodist church. ian Sessa — ae STARKEY.& PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Asch Street, Philadelphia, Pa FoR Consumption, Bro 3, Dysentery. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, A4ND ALL Chronic ' 4d Nervous Disorders: F ‘*~ HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE 7 Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dra Starkey pee Palen, is a scientific , ent of . the elements of hg La and Nitrogen eine gee IZED; and the d is so made portable that it is sent all over the world. it hax been iu use for more than twenty years thougends of paticnts have been t: » and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very yori og fact. itd.es not act as most drugs do, by c: pie cpapelimens ane & and eye one Pon be the expense of another, juiring a secon: course to eradicate t eavil {I oneets of fie first, Compound Oxygen is « revitalizer, ,enewstrengthening, invigorating the whole body "S\ees aatonanih os confirmed by numerour ‘omthmuntale, published in our book of en, with! permission o: Fade tneir germ and addresses are given and you one seter eg them hea A hg a in ing ion. @ great success of our tieatmen on Sas Pie to a host off mitaror«, un-cru A bh Saye calling their pre eparations . Ovm and = testinronn =. often @) A. d the menos o one os Sue wvatlenia. to recommend on any substance ma ade elsewhere or by otners, aod Vealied Cow pound Oxyven iss “COMPOUND XYGEKITS MODE OW ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the oie ofa nev book pages, published by Dre. fall intor vd abendoned to die by other phy-tel wi maied PURE to any addrem on ciate oa J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. Nigies Haxede Cry, Bene ¥: portions of Nev: x for the purpose of instructing puplis ‘st to Bor partisalars go tas terms of tattion, wie. the Personally et his homeln North Sum Juan, td Hood’s Sarsaparilla . tvir. Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. ‘Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $5. Hood’s Pills pot: Bow h pills to take.= Office at residence of ‘Thomas CorenraD, first door above Theater Ive house, rear of Theater. Telephone ae Corcoran & AppoGast. tf. \o Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can . be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. ' Apply to ¥. E. BROWN. Transeript office. 4 their property. The building will be Carey, Mi Kite G, 50x100 feet, and the floor will be of arColeman. © tificial stone. Justice Greely was down sarang Mre. L. from Marysville in conference with Mr. Seah Ses. Wie Dam regarding the building. The burnt Leary, J. s grain and debris has been removed Mall, James from the warehouse site,and Mr. Dam saltlee ‘Ge "Chas. P. mento street. All donations will be. organ, ary Moose, W R. Overmyer, Mrs. Ohaver, Sanford arkins, Mrs. Ida y, Rob Rice, Mrs. Frances E. Richardson, W. A. Robinson, W. J, ndoni, Peter hingle, "Peter Skeahan, Miss Mayme Trimpino, pases cA osie Woolrich, Mrs. Annie ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee “Ss ae cent for each letter. Rev. J. B. Uber of Pittsburg, wrote to General Shafter asking for a button venir hatpin. She received the: following reply: “My Dear Little Girl; to nice fetter, with your four-leaf clover at hand. many good things. “I have been Very fortunate, bie’ my good fortune has come from the fact s and*blooms. Hie name is” ally a milk-and-water sort of fellow. those wooden cannon the Spanish used . . ELECTR iciTY: 44 For Weak Men iT is NATURE'S REMEDY. yaZog an regain te vi the vitality that has your system. tricity and vitality are akin to each otherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry new life and energy into the weakened ~"algana and reose your vitality, }’ DR.SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT to supply. “him with the necessary . . t s str which makes men of phy sti wrecks. {t restores the old vim and energy. Read the book ‘Three Classes of Men, "sent sealed, free, upon application. WOOO OOOOCIOORCOOIOIG 4 Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to bn Bete in the line of FU they have found that JAMES KINKEAD, _ . Commercial Street, i Keeps a la nee tes bg and gives his customers bargains. If you are ome riny Bg getting new fuarniture call at stores, FP HH PR eee oer, 0¢ ibsecleanc that IT'commanded the’ finest army of men.that ever left the shore of the! United States, and one that. could not be equalled by any equal force on earth. They are the men that did the: work, and tothem the glory belongs. “Your chance to cheer may conte, should Y happen to meet you in Pittsburg; if nat, I am sare the echo of a cheer from you would almost reach me ere. Tam sorry Ihave not a button on my cost to spare, but I have not. Believe me, sincerely yours, Wit R, SHarrer.” se mosquito fleet,” remarked Mrs. Snaggs. “To protect the New Jersey Coast, I suppose,” added Mr. Snaggs. Mo tz buyers are going through the northern counties. There is great demand for mules in Honolulu, and’ as te as $95 exch is pee. : & SANTA PAULA bas invented an apricot pitting machine which prepares a box of apricots for drying in ‘seven minutes. 26> PRES A Kern county . cow gas gave E. CARR, Postmaster. birth in one day to four calves. tips, coin toe, $1 per pair, for 90 cents per pair. $2 Shoe, will be closed out for out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, where else at 25 cents, now 10 Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, 80 cents. Please Note These Pri The Popular Prices Are Now Cut in tw During the remainder of our Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be ‘cut in Iwo. Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather SE — Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to a, Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular $I 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 fancy patterns, sold everycents. Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our so cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. ios Aro Strictly Cash, Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street-Telephone 208: . OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City, Call on us before going elsewhere. “Tue United States. is organizing al” You Will Profit Thereby. = ol cenpecenerane & aT Bb” OR S44 WY 8 4S Ae AW AY AS » What a Man Wears in the way of Jewelry is not pope f conspicuons, but it should be good. Many flimay articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to wear. Look at our line of Scart Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains, Rings, etc., and your ‘good : taste will immediately reoognize them as being of sterling merit. They are rich in design, chaste in eee ae fine in quality, but moderate in’ price. “LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Broad Street. ay a aaa ae Fe ie Ae Ue gt gt ge A a: NANA AD AAT a" a! my a” BY BY! A) Pi aie Nanevngva. J Watchmakers and Jewelers. DADA AANA AN aa aa ag a RS leat add A AS AS As OOOO OO aac PF PFI PF FIDIDIIW mY mY AY BY AY ay AY pl WN " ia Ve The War Tariff Is On ‘BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ry Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY By. “GIFR,”’ A. B. WOLE, CASH GROCER. a as A Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment / of Fancy Groceries such as Limbur _Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de oi, Boneless Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Agents for ° Douglass Butter and Robin Fooa Whisky. A full line of Brealefast Goods : Grandfather Mush; H. O. Morning Meal, Rolied Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Daneel Flonr,ete, ™M. LL. & D. MARSH PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER.

Dance. ~ ed for sale . ranch on a30-lw ist Church, h. Admis© ents, tad ~ San FranChildren’s amed; also d Walking n16-tf) t Brand's. RE. & Co. ; the people ript Block, on hand the ens, etc. 1e . IES le generals Lime, jest. prices. ’s hardware mtracts for nd cement Work are STABLE. .Propietors, yaney.) ON HAND THE hat can be obday and night. ive usa ansients. “Qi ed. r complete sets olidays. Each little ones to charming, de3 ra trom h overflowing eon cathe our m vorkers. Credit t con missions, ur eae ee ~ or paying pa Drop alt resh our excinesi i BOOK CONICAGO. 2026 30t NNT RTS Daz low one lot -.made up. Their actlot at $4 > completely stopped this no grounds for sucha belief. . Although . with what. ‘she has seen of Oslifornia 4 WEDNESDAY. veces SEPT. 7, 1898. Ton w Mackay-and P -and Party Arrived In. veo —————. San Francisco Yesterday. ~ EPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The Daily Report says that John W. R say Ee f saceompanied by his son -and The Republicans 0 of Nevada City. . daa skcphat ane aah and Mrs, Clarence ‘a on. Thursday Mackay ved by the Oregon express vil 1. Se at San Preneisco yesterday morning in evening, Sept. 8, at 8 ‘Pelock, at the Sic, Machay's: giivale ons, "Tha Courthouse, for the purpose of selectcame to this coast from New York by ing a list of delegates to the County . one of the northern railroad routes, Convention to be voted for at the pri-jand made several stops in British Ooat a np ries. on Saturday. lambia and Oregon, where Mr. Mackay ee eciheet W. Marsu inspected his vast telegraphic system . BF pies oes which connects with the Commercial Cable Company, of which “he is the . president and principal stockholder. All are. in the. ee River. Navigatlos Not Ended, is recognized as ty Deno Ser eg moxie: The Bee says that that while the dry wintifal ladies in Eastern society. At the ter and consequently low water in the . time of her marriage she was the reign-. Sacramento river has given rise to the . ing belle of New York. She was one of . belief that ‘river navigation aoe be. the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss ore . Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of . . fall rains commence, there eens to be} Marlborough. Mrs. Mackay is charmed W. F. Enaiericat Of the Republican County Central Committee. ——————— the river is lower than it has been for . thus far, Many important social funcyears, the light-draft steamers and. tions are being arranged among the barges which annually do an immense. society leadera of San Francisco in freight business in carrying wheat, have, . honor of her visit. with one exception, made their voyages. John W. Mackay is in excellent, in without interruption. A few days ago/fact, in the most: robust health, He a bar formed across the Sacramento} not only looks it, but speaks it. The near the mouth of the Feather river party remained in iis private car at the and for a time boats coming down from . Oakland mole until the middle of the up-river points had to lighten when} forenoon, and then went over to the they came to this bar. The captain of . Palace Hotel, where several fine suites the government snag boat Seizer was of apartments had been specially preinformed of the difficulty and at once pared~for their reception. Scores of proceeded to remedy it. A jetty was friends called or sent their cards, and at once put in, with the result that the Mrs. Olarence Mackay received numerwviver has been narrowed and deepened ous gifts of costly. and beautifal flowat the bar, and itis believed that hence-. ers, Later in the day both Jobn W. forth boats can come reais without . and Clarence Mackay visited the offices lightening. of the Commercial Cable Company on Market street, near Montgomery, and also went to J. W. Mackay’s down-town A Hero From ven County. Private Frank Findley of the First] offices in the Nevada block, where . California Intantry who wonsuch fame. many business friends called upon in the battle of Manila by running the. them. A visit was also paid by the gauntlet of a deadly fire from theSpan-} Mackays to I. W. Hellman, president iards in order that he might get needed . of the Nevada Bank, ammunition to the American troops,. . The Mackay party will remain in th's and who in the very hight of his peril} vicinity until the middle of the month, stopped and pi¢king up the almost life. when they will return to New York by less body of Captain Richter, removing. one of the southern routes. At the it from the line of fire, is a product of. end of this week John W. Mackay, Nevada county. His father was the. James L. Flood, R. V. Dey and others late Thomas Findley, formerly of Grass . will go to Grass Valley to inspect the Valley and his cousin is Frank G./. Allison Ranch mine, owned by Mackay Beatty, ex-County. Olerk here but now. and Flood. John W. Mackay, who residing in Barkeley, takes much interest in the deep minooo ing proposition, may ulso _visit—the A Bright Daily, Gomstock. On his return home Mr. aha Mackay Sr. will visit mining property The Reporter, the new daily just started st Yreka, Siskiyou county, by . °W2e4 by him in Arizena. W, P. and ©. L. Calkins who used to live in this county, is a bright and) handsome newsparer--indeed one’ -of. ~” 1 the most readable and enterprising of . our heartfelt thanks to all the kind any printed so far in any of the inter-. friends who in any manner gave as jor towns of the State. The Transcript . their assistance during our great beextends a welcome and good wishes. reavement incident to the death of our beloved son and brother, John C. White. Mrs. RicHarp WHITE, Mrs. A. W. Lampina, Mrs. JOHN HITOHENS, Miss Perciz WHITE. re xe Thanks. A Happy Thought. County Olerk Greany is going to have another copy made of the Nevada City map showing the new arrangement of voting precincts, and he wilf put it up at the Postoffice where all citizens can examine it to their hearts’ content and familiarize themselves with theboundaries. To Repair the Ditch. The North Bloomfield Mining Company has notified some of its customers that it will be obliged to shut off their water. The dams are lower than they have been for years, and the company will take advantage of the shutdown to repair its flames and ditches. This may necessitate the closing of the Spanish and California mines. Never Heard of Montana. A letter addressed from this city to “Company ©, First Montana Volunteers, Manila, Philippine Islands,” has been returned the dead letter office with the endorsement: “No letters delivered to the Spanish during tbe continuance of the war.” A Pythian Smoker. The Knights of Pythias of Milo Lodge will have a smoker at their Castle hall on Friday evening, and all local members as well as sojourning Knights are urged to be on hand and enjoy themselves. Returned From Europe. On Saturday evening last Robert Tolmie, the pianist, tendered a reception at his studio, 1003 Sutter street, San Francisco, to Misss Kittie Heymap, one of his former pupils whorecently returned from Europe whereshe bas been studying music. Spilled a Load of Furniture. This forenoon a team of horses hauling a . of household furniture to Grass Valley balked on Mill street at this city an the wagon tipped over. The furniture was considerably broken. No Paper Friday. Friday will be Admission Day and a legal holiday. The TranscgiPt will not print on that day. Horse Sold at Auction. At the Eden ranch, Indian Fiat, Constable Scott today sold an estray horse uuder the State law of 1897. George Ortman of Grass Valley, who claimed to be the owner, bid it in for $38. Deafness Cunnot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the disease portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Leafness is caused by an inflamed con-. dition-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 entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and. unless the inflammation cau be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten, are caused by Catarrh, whichis nothing but an inflamed/condition of the aid cous surface. We will give One Hundred Dolidre for apy case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by po Oatarrh Cure. Send for circulars; eal Y & CO HENE Fs . pices by Druggists, price Hip Disease pn Girl the Victim —She Took a Few Bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparila and Was Cured.“ My little girl became afflicted with hip disease when she was five years old. She was confined to her bed and for six or seven weeks the doctor applied weights to the affected limb. When she got up she was not able to walk across the floor. She had lost all her strength and day by day she became thinner. One day I happened to receive one of Hood’s Sarsa} parilla Calendars and on one of the slips was a testimonial telling of a cure of a severe case of hip disease by Hood’s Sarparilla. I decided to give this medicine to my daughter and when she had taken three bottles her appetite was excellent and she looked quite well and . Was very much strengthened. She has = not used her crutches, for over eight months and walks to school every day.” Mrs. G. A. LaRos#, Oroville, Cal. Prop., Toledo, O. 75a. per bottle tails Family Pills are the best. I New Ice Company. Nevada City Ice Company is now ared to supply the public with jass natoral ice at reasonable The THK TRANSORIPT COMING “TO THIS COUNT, egies ie dle i a ‘The Four Corners of perro gives the following items: == Wm, Carney is painting the Ameri.» can Hotel.Work on Dr. Melton's brick residence will be begun next week:John Stineman’s business building is. almost ready for carpenters. _Work of repairing the walle of the Bank builaing was commenced this The walls of the Bray building de complete and the carpenters will commence work at once.” The Sparks building on the corner of -. Main and ‘rout. streets will be ready for shelving next week. ‘Bauo’s corrngated blacksmith shop is finished. It is a nobby appearing building, all things considered. L. W. McCurry has torn down his building which was damaged by fire, and will build a new one on.the lot adMr. Hardt has -twelve men at work clearing up the debris in the Odd Fellows’ building. Fully a week more will be piquired to clear everything for the ~/schemers along The les worked in its town: to time by well-dressed: t this is its verdict; ~ comes into town with an -advertis . scheme of some kind. He collec goes to some.other to town to’ tiser gets is sever seen, for there is none. 'The price he pays is from one hundred ‘to. one thousand per caut higher than he would pay for an advertisement in a legitimate _newspaper, with prospects of the advertiser getting all his money back in the usual channels of trade, to say nothing of the. benefit he derives from it. Some'of our merchants are sick and tired of the fake schemers and thuse who ‘still persist ie help learn a-great deal te & five tauts interview with those who are: tired—they. have tried such schemes end found them wanting. When one of these Seiciii in ni eee wat} ing some of the rank ‘advertising ' th vps, and _ Every once in a while some ¢ stranger money after doing the work: and ete D to: work the same scheme. The benefit the adver J. Harris’ new buildings on the site of and Monson have the contract. for the masons. strangers talks advertising to you just Boran . Little is ‘Cleaning up the ruins . think of your home parers and sée if of his blacksmith shop. Next week . you cannot gét*better results from an try that employs people who do their Preston James will commence toattach . ad. in them, thereby helping an. indus-. . an iron roof and do other beceseary Last evening’s Titlons says: This is season when the dummy delegate mentions jm évery, primary and caucus, though he seldom thinks it worth while to attend either. He only at4 nds . these meetings and all others by roxy. ‘The “man behind” pushes him agp mine aga sees that be is nominated ; ed ets his. proxy. Manes await ‘himself takes no interest in the matter other than having his vanity flattered. He is generwho has few enemies and slides through ‘the primaries easily. He is like one of But. the wire-puller behind “him uses him for his own purpose, and after ion strats about in the dummy’s livery in. great shape. “The man behind” knows that-“he ‘could. never be . }electedb f, and so-uses the dummy proxy,. In:thisway the harmless dumbmyie. ‘used, to-defraud the voter,..In spite of all his ‘mnocence the dummy delegate is & political fraud and ought to be suppressed ‘wherever he is found. Shafter’s Letter to a Girl. “Ffelen R. Uber, aged 14, danghter of

woodwork. trading with yon, and help to make: The foundations for the Purcell &{your business a success-and a! living Riechers, A. OC. and BR. P. Stagner, and . possible. The home papers never bees people the old Central Hotel were laid this . to send away for goods and why should week. The walls will be finished by . you give your money to entire stran-. the latter part of next week. gers when you can get better work Joe Gardiner let a contract to Mr. done by peuple of deine own city. Fergusson for the brickwork of his PN Advertised rs. dwelling house to be located on the lut . adjoining that of Mr, Melton, Boyd} The following is a list of the letters! remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada woodwork. Work will be begun next . City, September 9: : week, Alexanderson, on C. The Sperry Flour Co. have let. a conBuir, : : Baker, Mrs. tract with Swain & Hudson of Maryso rca ville to build an iron warebouse on masonsat Bra . og gg Jamés . trom his cost to use in making a sou. Ithank you very kindly for remember,ing me so‘kindly and wishing me so has started several teams hauling sand to All in the ground to the floor level. The sand is brought from the Haile land across Bear river. Where to Laaee Them. Persons having old clothes or other articles that they are willing to give to the Indians who were burned out a short time ago can leave the same at the grocery store of W. E. Johnson, near the Methodiet church, or at Weisproperly distributed. Those who do not find it convenient to send their donations may have them called for by informing E. Coleman, janitor of the Methodist charch. Sunflower Concert. Supper and concert tonight for twenty-five cents; children 15 cents. At the Methodist church. ian Sessa — ae STARKEY.& PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Asch Street, Philadelphia, Pa FoR Consumption, Bro 3, Dysentery. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, A4ND ALL Chronic ' 4d Nervous Disorders: F ‘*~ HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE 7 Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dra Starkey pee Palen, is a scientific , ent of . the elements of hg La and Nitrogen eine gee IZED; and the d is so made portable that it is sent all over the world. it hax been iu use for more than twenty years thougends of paticnts have been t: » and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very yori og fact. itd.es not act as most drugs do, by c: pie cpapelimens ane & and eye one Pon be the expense of another, juiring a secon: course to eradicate t eavil {I oneets of fie first, Compound Oxygen is « revitalizer, ,enewstrengthening, invigorating the whole body "S\ees aatonanih os confirmed by numerour ‘omthmuntale, published in our book of en, with! permission o: Fade tneir germ and addresses are given and you one seter eg them hea A hg a in ing ion. @ great success of our tieatmen on Sas Pie to a host off mitaror«, un-cru A bh Saye calling their pre eparations . Ovm and = testinronn =. often @) A. d the menos o one os Sue wvatlenia. to recommend on any substance ma ade elsewhere or by otners, aod Vealied Cow pound Oxyven iss “COMPOUND XYGEKITS MODE OW ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the oie ofa nev book pages, published by Dre. fall intor vd abendoned to die by other phy-tel wi maied PURE to any addrem on ciate oa J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. Nigies Haxede Cry, Bene ¥: portions of Nev: x for the purpose of instructing puplis ‘st to Bor partisalars go tas terms of tattion, wie. the Personally et his homeln North Sum Juan, td Hood’s Sarsaparilla . tvir. Is the best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. ‘Sold by all druggists. $1, six for $5. Hood’s Pills pot: Bow h pills to take.= Office at residence of ‘Thomas CorenraD, first door above Theater Ive house, rear of Theater. Telephone ae Corcoran & AppoGast. tf. \o Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can . be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. ' Apply to ¥. E. BROWN. Transeript office. 4 their property. The building will be Carey, Mi Kite G, 50x100 feet, and the floor will be of arColeman. © tificial stone. Justice Greely was down sarang Mre. L. from Marysville in conference with Mr. Seah Ses. Wie Dam regarding the building. The burnt Leary, J. s grain and debris has been removed Mall, James from the warehouse site,and Mr. Dam saltlee ‘Ge "Chas. P. mento street. All donations will be. organ, ary Moose, W R. Overmyer, Mrs. Ohaver, Sanford arkins, Mrs. Ida y, Rob Rice, Mrs. Frances E. Richardson, W. A. Robinson, W. J, ndoni, Peter hingle, "Peter Skeahan, Miss Mayme Trimpino, pases cA osie Woolrich, Mrs. Annie ff not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee “Ss ae cent for each letter. Rev. J. B. Uber of Pittsburg, wrote to General Shafter asking for a button venir hatpin. She received the: following reply: “My Dear Little Girl; to nice fetter, with your four-leaf clover at hand. many good things. “I have been Very fortunate, bie’ my good fortune has come from the fact s and*blooms. Hie name is” ally a milk-and-water sort of fellow. those wooden cannon the Spanish used . . ELECTR iciTY: 44 For Weak Men iT is NATURE'S REMEDY. yaZog an regain te vi the vitality that has your system. tricity and vitality are akin to each otherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry new life and energy into the weakened ~"algana and reose your vitality, }’ DR.SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT to supply. “him with the necessary . . t s str which makes men of phy sti wrecks. {t restores the old vim and energy. Read the book ‘Three Classes of Men, "sent sealed, free, upon application. WOOO OOOOCIOORCOOIOIG 4 Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to bn Bete in the line of FU they have found that JAMES KINKEAD, _ . Commercial Street, i Keeps a la nee tes bg and gives his customers bargains. If you are ome riny Bg getting new fuarniture call at stores, FP HH PR eee oer, 0¢ ibsecleanc that IT'commanded the’ finest army of men.that ever left the shore of the! United States, and one that. could not be equalled by any equal force on earth. They are the men that did the: work, and tothem the glory belongs. “Your chance to cheer may conte, should Y happen to meet you in Pittsburg; if nat, I am sare the echo of a cheer from you would almost reach me ere. Tam sorry Ihave not a button on my cost to spare, but I have not. Believe me, sincerely yours, Wit R, SHarrer.” se mosquito fleet,” remarked Mrs. Snaggs. “To protect the New Jersey Coast, I suppose,” added Mr. Snaggs. Mo tz buyers are going through the northern counties. There is great demand for mules in Honolulu, and’ as te as $95 exch is pee. : & SANTA PAULA bas invented an apricot pitting machine which prepares a box of apricots for drying in ‘seven minutes. 26> PRES A Kern county . cow gas gave E. CARR, Postmaster. birth in one day to four calves. tips, coin toe, $1 per pair, for 90 cents per pair. $2 Shoe, will be closed out for out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, where else at 25 cents, now 10 Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, 80 cents. Please Note These Pri The Popular Prices Are Now Cut in tw During the remainder of our Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be ‘cut in Iwo. Here Are a Few Bargains . Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather SE — Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to a, Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular $I 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 fancy patterns, sold everycents. Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our so cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. ios Aro Strictly Cash, Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street-Telephone 208: . OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City, Call on us before going elsewhere. “Tue United States. is organizing al” You Will Profit Thereby. = ol cenpecenerane & aT Bb” OR S44 WY 8 4S Ae AW AY AS » What a Man Wears in the way of Jewelry is not pope f conspicuons, but it should be good. Many flimay articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to wear. Look at our line of Scart Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains, Rings, etc., and your ‘good : taste will immediately reoognize them as being of sterling merit. They are rich in design, chaste in eee ae fine in quality, but moderate in’ price. “LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Broad Street. ay a aaa ae Fe ie Ae Ue gt gt ge A a: NANA AD AAT a" a! my a” BY BY! A) Pi aie Nanevngva. J Watchmakers and Jewelers. DADA AANA AN aa aa ag a RS leat add A AS AS As OOOO OO aac PF PFI PF FIDIDIIW mY mY AY BY AY ay AY pl WN " ia Ve The War Tariff Is On ‘BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ry Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY By. “GIFR,”’ A. B. WOLE, CASH GROCER. a as A Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment / of Fancy Groceries such as Limbur _Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de oi, Boneless Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Agents for ° Douglass Butter and Robin Fooa Whisky. A full line of Brealefast Goods : Grandfather Mush; H. O. Morning Meal, Rolied Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Daneel Flonr,ete, ™M. LL. & D. MARSH PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER.