June 13, 1889 (4 pages)

site the my line “Ver Beices: --10 cents @ quarter 10 cents & quurter 10 cents 10 cety & quarter a Quarter ¥ quarter 4a Quarter &@ quarter her deu}rs fur teu est in the han the 50 Cents cents 50 cents 50 cenis Rs /e 0 Etc 2 18 Usual 8 cents Etc, ces lower ise where, is of the etition in S. rice from uf paying nea . peli ; ancy. Al) ow rat prices Nee, i kell “ceut Flor Oaps. Comet, aud . ; BlackP kinds, 1 8 wd UD nen called Gane for 10 nts. Boss oked hunethe little ; eshest apd les. be bough ‘riday. auf Smoo biirely ge DUKBIN. mination. \TION OF teach in yunty will use, NevaJuly 9, FANY. tendefit, R. R. D. 38. 712, SIT’: nect with riving in cting with Passenger M.; and OITY, dog with Cramento ting with ussenger and 6:30 anager, rK, da UVity 0 000 nsacted, LYABLK pAmto. LANGE ) prin. ‘TAIN of the ounmty SLOEY~ sIDENT \SHIER, . Seu'y ORGAN AN, B, be ). Mnille {AT 1 debts elf. \EY. er an The Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1889, Smaii Potato Business. There is to be a echool election:at. Grass -Valley soon, Mid the Bourd of Education have ordered the Clerk “to advertise the election jn the three locul papers, provided the said papers will publish the same for $6 in the aggregate.”” That is about as small’ a piece of business as any set of public officers ever engaged in, and the ewspaper publishers should sit down on the gentlemen, whea they formally make tle proposition, with an emphasis that will not be forgotten. If the schools were impoverished or were maintained by public charity, it would be quite a different matter, Advertising space in papers having the circulation of the Grass Valley papers i+ just as much a merchantable commodity as are the goods or labor which, constitute the stock in trade of any member of the Board. The Papers are expensive-institutions to ran, but 1 they should quit the town of Gris: Valley might as well go out of business. They are not, any more than is the public school system, objects o charity, but they are entitled to fair and decent prices for their services, the’ same as is any gentleman on that Board. Nonewspaper man would evel think of asking a member of the Board who happened to bea laboring mar to work for him ata dollar a day wher the standard dnd prevailing price for such labor was three dqilars a day, 1 to sell him for five dollars a suit o! clothes the standard price of which was fifteen dollars. The Board shoulc rescind. the order—to the clerk concerning advertising, and never again be guilty of sucha proceeding. The “Cnhions” Contempt Case. When the Superior Court convened Wednesday morning andthe minut + of Tuesday had teen reed, ex-chiel Justice Niles Searls arose and asked that himeelf and A. B. Dibble he entered as attorneys of. record for the ac‘cused in the comtempt case of Charles H. Mitchell, editor of the Grass Valles Union, and W. E. Hutchinson, the latter being engaged in reporting ‘the Lord care for. the Union and ~the Telegraph. Judge Searls moved that consideration of the case be continued till next Monday morning, Judge Walling promptly granted the motion. ‘and the case went over. Mr; Mitchel, Was not in court. Postal Order Chan ge. Postmaster Clarke has received 1» new schedule from the Postal Depuartment at Washington affecting postal orders on foreign countries, All orders upon countries under the . saw Mr. Lord sign. dominion of Great Britain, exceptiny Canada, are limited to $50 (or under) Algeria and Belgium, $96.75 each, All ether countries with which we have postal order arrangements, to-wit: p Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Canada, Hawatian Islands and Japan, are limited to $100 each and three orders in one day, : The new schedule goes into effect June 24, wr OOO An Eminent Optician. Prof. Frank, the wéll known optician from New York who has been spending the past seven weeks in Grass Valley, is making arrangements to 1emain -at this city for a limited time. No man in the business has t higher recommendations. Prof. Granville Foster and H. 8. Spalding of the Tidings are among the Grass Valley: . ans who have hud work done by him, and they endorse him in the strongest of terms, Full particalars as to his coming will be given later, W. D. Long about what I saw on the —— AO ‘ Case Continued. 20th, In the Superior Court of Yuba county on Monday morning, the order citing Photographer of Nevada City, sworn : . derson, Ren Juan; James Bradbury, the North Bloomfield mine to show . Made some photographs of parts of bal. Forest City; Wm. Edwards, Bridge ; cause why the officers of the Court . ! should not be allowed to inspect the gallery by the Connty Clerk and Dis. Washington; L, Voss, Mill; Grass mine, was continued until’, uly Ist. . ! 2 2Ge-+ Licensed to Wed. t John Robbins on Wednesday after-. Photographs. The objection was susnoon obtuined a license to marry Miss . & Mary Olive. Tbey are Neyeda City parties. { ; Am Elegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrnpof Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. . Mannfactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal, For sale hy all leadng drnggists. Carr Bros., Nevada City. tf ——-r-0@0 + — Merchant Tealloring. \ e pirat The writing expert from San FranF, M. Schmidt, merchant teilor,} ¢ having purchased the business at Ne; ‘ ‘ it is safe and more efficacious, to blue Hone ity pspusacade peep tig tide _ ee ae pill, calomel and drenching purgatives riedman, is preparing to fi ~) as onthe form His ER PPORING LIA . oF ovary ola 8. It cures and ders in that line. A fine stock of iinbelief that the writing of Mr. Lord’s ze ne prevenie ‘ ported and domestic goods on hand. n Perfect fit and workmanship guaran-. done by Mr. Lord. . teed, F. M. Scumipr, Broad 8t., below National Hotel. June 8-1w d A Woman’. Discovery “Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with: 3 Francisco. 6t stood its severet testa, but her vital letter and said it was from Mr. Lord. 3 organs were undermined and de: tli . He had sent it to Mr, Nilon during the seemed imminent. For three months . first trial ot this case. The prosecushe voughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Co *somption and was eo munch reliev>d . tl ; ne Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Erup’ by the first dove that she slept ull . to Mr, Lord 8 handwriting, and the ob-. ~ Plously jection was sustained. The District tions, and positively cures Piles, or night, one botile having niiraen eured her, Her name i> Mrs. Luther red. Itis guaranteed to , pri ; Attorney desired to muke som state. "° P#Y Tequired. d'Uo., of shelby, N.'C.-Get tres . ment in the premises, but bit hone . i¥8 Pefortsatiatuction. or money re. of Nov. £0, 1888, he came into the on the spittoon, matting and zine; al-. ¢, Hickox, D, Noonan, Mrs, D. F, so saw on a chair what he thought Cole, Miss Emma Hunt, Jno. W> Butwere some spots of sealing wax. Saw Lord and Holland go-up stairs to the upper j1il on the forenoon of the 20th. missing that day from its usual place. Ford about these things hefore the recount. It was the day the EdwardsShurtleff trial was finished. Had no charge of that key sinve Mr. Lord hus of the events. Have seen Mr. Lord Valley, 2; city, 17, and Mr. Holland go in the upper jail of photographs. Lefense objected -to timony as to the pictures. Over-fuled. acted as guard of the Boston Ravine . #!terative, speedily evinces itselfina ballots when they were locked in the . Jeparture of the uncomfortable sensavault one night, they were not tamper. !9ns8 in the right side; the nausea ; fur ballots. Only the box they were rep-. inactivity of the liver and the diverresented tg be in. Who had just arrived. from French . 4 an opportunity to build up a perCorral Was sworn: He stated he knew . manent business in the country. We defendant’s writing and had received. Will furnish the capital. The J. DewThe. defense objected on the ground Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum THE EIGH TH DAY, . in the trial permitted counsel to fia fault with rulings he should hereafte — Slowly Aé\long. name onthem. He thought the writ: ing on all of them was Mr. Lord's. Cross-examined: Wasa member o Nearly All In. Next. defendant’s, and concerning which somewhat by _ Mr, Bickux a County Treasurer Shoecraft testified (Witness was shown a paper with sar. Tuesday, —The-documents-referred-to}+ord’s name_written dbf it about 30 Rome and of the Orient, and have connint of warranta for Mr. Lord’s times, and was asked if he could in a salary which witness testified he paid . "Minute and a half tell which of the after they had been endorsed by Mr. words ifany dua \ hina Pd seh Lord, Mr. Shoecraft could not state He said he wanted about five minutes. lengthy argument against the notion, . Pert sahara bbs Loh contending that the warrants could nor f OUt one name he thought was written signature of Mr. Lord. When the Gen“from the top. That bese the mira erel hal spoken fifteen minutes or . ’? ™Y idea of it. { ars pads over, saying among other thinys that another Beper with Lor 8 ee RULE OOGN wie A ‘flimsy pretext . WTitten many times. in penoit on it to bolster upa rotten cause,” Judge and asked to pick out Mr. Lord's writ Walling siid he did not care to hear. ‘98 The prosecution objected to ee more argument in that line. General . 'e8timony unless = of lcd: Kittrell professed much. indignation at Maa, property a BS is file ; hus having his oratory Fquelched. Mr. . “M&8srs. “Johnson an pitas s Line! Johnson talked abont as long as the . 'fo™m the room and swore to the ‘he General had, and like the former . '"4tter, sae i Mr. Searls of counsel quoted -much—law. “His honor over 8 a whois rPitiind oe ruled the objection tothe admissio:, cf . *!¢ ORLA IAS sages ae es the papers in evidence.: LO looks most like oe Y . Mr. Johnson moved’to strike out the . Writing. I have ay caine Af (oc any alleged pencil signatures inthe Teleof them. being in ~ wiesind en grah Company’s receipt book, at sie at any rate good imita ace at, testified to by Thomas Nivens. Overwould not like to express iny SPIN: If it should turn out that defendant rated. wrote them ail, or that he wrote part and Mr, Johnson wrote part I should be surprised. He.moved to strike out Mr. Beatty’s testimony as to his cpinion that alle t been out : FOS pesint lea . Re-direct: When I got the letter of the State or county since the i : : lect ranted from Mr. Lord by mail I received from election. Gr ft ; him through express $80) in money. himan BOE An attachment for Jobe Baia: {Another effort was made to introduce a defaulting witness, was—issued at re: , : t of the District Attorney the letter in evidence, but the objecsibel scat i is ba tion of the defense was sustained. } : The witness was on.account-of sickAn Attorney and Notary Public of} ness in his family excused by the Nevada City, was sworn: Identified court for not more promptly respondin acknowlegment which witness said ing to the subpeena. he saw Mr. Lord sign May 19, 1888. : i ifle flidavit and an usHe identified an eitidevit an Was recalled shortly before three <ignee’s bond take before him by Mr. : . , Lord, and both of which he said he}? clock and was on the stand during hey : the remainder of the afternoon. He testified us on the former trial eX pressing his belief that the writing ‘on a Janitor of the Courthouse was sworn: . number of the hallots is Mr. Lord’s, Witness testified that on the morning JOHN I, CALDWELL GEORGE C, HICKOX HUGH M’CAULEY Hotel Arrivals. Sheriff’s office about 7 o’clock and} Nationau Excuanag, June 11th—F. saw that gentlemen tl.ere. Mr. Lord . M. Schmidt, Mrs. Stranahan, W. 8. went to breakfast. Saw: candleyrease Woods, H. C.Hyde, Mra. Pond, Geo. terworth and wife, San Francisco; N, C, Miller, French Corral; Fred Senner, Builington Hill; Dan Webster, Wheatlund; Wm. Tippin, Rough and Ready; W. Rowe and wife, Downieville ; T. Muloney, Washington; Miss Georgie Farley, San Juan; F. Guswold, W. E. Everson, Sacramento; T. J. Corrigan, Mooney Flat; Wm. Muarphy, New York; J. L. Waggoner, Dutch Flat; H, Calanon, Cherckee; Geo. McAdam, Virginia City; Grass (hey went up three or four times. Che key to the door up there wus Cross-examined: First told T. 8. een Sheriff. Made no memorandum Union, June 1llth—C. H. Robbins, before. Don’t remember whether at Philadelphia; T. W. Carson, H. E. he former. tris] I said anything about Darby, Lyman Welch,J, Doychert,San heir going up stairs. Franci-co; Paul Schoen and wife, Miss Re-direst: Don’t remember telling Schoen, Oakland; F. 8. Snell, You Bet; G. E. Brand: and wife, M. T. Hubbard and son, Sacramento; Dan MATTHIEU SCHRAMM, Buckley, S. F, Anderson, E. F. Anots, warrants, etc., brought to the] 4. H. Wilcox, Benicia; J. T. Cline, rict Attorney. [Identified a number. Valley, 2; city, 8, ay An Indolent ‘Organ, . he introduction in evidence of the When the liver ig indolent, ag it must necessarily be when it fails to secrete the bil» in sufficient quantities to meet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach BitRICHARD DILLON ters, The healthful stimulus to activiVas sworn: Hestated that while he . tY imparted by this incomparable ained.] To Mr. Johnson: I had no order Of he.court to make the pictures, Defense moved to strike out.gll tesa with. upon the tongue; indigestion, . and Cross-examined; I did not see the . *ick. headache consequent upon 8:0n of.the bile from its proper channel. Inregularity of the bowels is always and painlessly reformed by the corrective indicated, which is infinitely to be preferred, both because GEORGE Cc, HICKOX, isco, Was sworn, Witness was still on the stand when fever and ague, and rheumatism. +90 Cow and Calf For sale. ame on a number of the bullots was Affternoun Session, Mr. Hickox was temporarily withrawn fiom the stand and JOHN KULHMAN, Engnire of George A, Gray. j13-3t AMana With a Light Team ‘And support for one month, is offerletter from him. He identified a. in¥ Company, 813 Market 8t., San Buckien’s arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ion offered the letter in evidence, vat it was not properly identified us Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands bottle ut Carr Bros, funded. rive 25 . said that although be had heretofore jagle by Carr Brow, Pe" POX Hor not tolerate it, and he would not give > 3 reasons for his rulings. Witness was The Lord Trivial Drags shown some ballots with Mr: Lord’s PROVING THE PE NMANSHIP, . the Grand Jury that found the indictment, and saw the ballots there. I think Tam familiar with Lord’s handThe Prosecution’s Testimony . writing. Saw Mr. Lord write while the Grand Jury was in session, but it wis from a distance and I don’t know what he was writing. Defense moved EXPERT HICKO)<( SWORN. . tostrike out all of ‘witness’ testimony. es Denied. A minute and a half 1s enough ‘ time for me to examine those ballota, Expert Myde to Go ‘on the Stand pee observer. I am somewhat of anexpert in handwriting. I a —_ think I could tell genuine signatures of At the opening of Conrt Wednesday . Mr. Lord’s from false ones. Ivolun-. of my, Currington, who never fails to morning Mr. Johnson of counsel for . ‘ered the information I gave Mr. awaken the keenest interest and enthe defense in the case of the People Nilon. Have seen writing three or thusiasm of his audience. Ail who vs. Lord moved to atrikia out certain . four times that I thought was Mr-. leave the hall go away convinced that exemplars of writing alleged to be . /ord’s. My judgment is influenced as to which of them he had seen Mr, . Lhe prosecution objected to his answerLotd eign Gendrad Kittrell made aj i gon the ground that he is not an exhave been cashed unless they bore the by Mr. Lord. It was nineteen. lines THE DRUMMER BOY. Three Entertainments by the Here of Shiloh. The Drammer Boy of Shiloh will next week give three entertsinments at the Theater in this city, under the auspices of the Grand Army Veterans of Chattanooya Post. Each entertainment will be replete with magnificent panoramic views, iNustrative, on Thursday even’g, of the battle of Shiloh, supplemented by vivid descriptions of the actual scenes of that conflict, and with realistic imitations of the sounds of battle. On Saturday evening the wonders of art, literature and the scenery. of the world will -be reproduced on canvas, vivified almost by spectacular illumination, and made entrancing by the appropriate and eloquent lectures r f the span of distance has vanished, that they have gazed ugon the ruins . and art and architecture of Greeee-and heard those long mute voices spenk again their stories, side by side, and asa solemn refrain to that which is of the modern world. At a ladies’ anid children’s matinee on Saturday afternoon there will be a special program containing much of special interest to the young, z The Orange as Medicine. The American Grocer says: While the orange was so highly esteemed by the ancients for its medicinal qualities, it is surprising how little attention the present generation gives to the many Virtues inclo:ed in this little golden ball of fruit. A prominent physician onee remarked that were his. patients to eat an orange or two every morning they would.regnire but little medical attenticn; for throughout the entire range ofdruits that have attracted the attention of the medical profession ar 4 means of alleviating many of the ills of mankind, there has been found none that has so many diversi!'ed uses as the luscious orange, particularly in cases of iow fevers and malarial complaint, and itshould more largely take the place of unpleasant drugs +0 extensively used, tothe great disgust of the patient. .No fruit compores in cheapness with the beautiful and luscious orange, and particularly so now that our country is raising the finest orangesin the world, the fruit selling ata price within the reach of the most moderate purse. Tue night rolls on uniil stépped by the brake of day. A Goon housekeeper’s motto—never beat.a carpet when it’sdown. ——_—— You don’t know how mitch beiter you will feel if youtake Hood’s Sursaparilla, It will overcome. that tired eeling, purify your blood, pive you a good appetite,and make you bright, active, and strong. Be sure to yet Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggista: ; : Pasturage At the Sutton Ranch. Enquire on the premises or of George QO. Gaylord: (tf Bercuam’s Pits act like magicona weak stomach. 2 Pears’ is the purest and best Soay ever made, Tae Roots Sarsaparila \QO Poses OoeDarlar The Chief Rearnn for the. marvelions sue Gens of toou's Narsapariiia is found in the fact that this ai actually ish all that is claimea for it. its real merit has won P for Hood's Sarsaparilla Merit Wirs ® popularity and sale greater than that of any other biood purifier, Is cures Scrofula, ali Humors, Dyspepsia, ete. Prepared only by U. 1, Hood & Ce., Lowell, Masa, vith the medicinal virtues of plant: suman system, forming the ONLY PER. . ! ?ECT REMEDY sromptly on the Cleanse ti System Effectuatly, PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Ev: druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. sf ‘ Te tele. eet ‘ <a bg Purchaser of ONE DOLLAK’S worth o Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of : 2alifornit, so laxative and nutritious, . one chancein my CUSTOMERY’ snown to. be most beneficial to the . Dollur’s worth of goode bousth at thi CIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS bg ibe Coie ot Certificates who are unable to parti raed ipate personally will -please send their name endo t ce! Nevada City, California." “Y® ACK Of each, not later th Hy Separating Minerais. a stable. effective dry metho for separating the denser minerals from sand. A ‘piece of cardboard about two feet long is bent in the form of a shoot or trough (it must not be allowed to break), and} and Miss Lizzie Murphy of Chi rokee. held in this form by elastic bands at either end ; this must then be held, or fixed, at an angle sufficiently inclined to allow the sand to travel slowly down the shoot on being gently tapped. A small quantity of the sand to be treated is now placed at the head of the trough, whith is then tapped with the finger. When the trough is tapped, the sand travels slowly down, and in dcing so the denser grains lag behind, forming a dark mass in the-rear of the Stream; this dark mass increases as the sand flows on, and must be collected and placed in a receptacle just the moment before the last tip would cause it to fall off the trough. When \ a sufficient quantity of this denser sand has been thus collected, it should be placed in the lid of a cardboard box Absolutely Pure. {about twelve inches by six inches), THs POWDER NEVER VARIRKS, A MARvel of puri y, strength and wholesomeand gently shaken to and fro at a ness. More economical than the hepa : Rf nds, and cannot he sold in com on slightly inclined angle, ain ar bewith the muititure of low-teet, short weight, i i t Own . alum or phosphate powders. only in ing at the same time gen y w hte phos BARING TOW nGR ty upon with the breath. The finer quartz] pa NY, 106 Wall street, New York grains will thus be blown away, and hardly any but the denser grains will remain, " Nagarty one hundred year ago when To Capitalists the population of this country was only 4,000,000, a Captain Sialay of Vir-] ~ < ginia predicted that in 1890 the United] A Rare Opportunity. States would: have a population of 64,000,000. For this prediction the I DAMRE TO eyare ye IRE been . MABRIED. CO., Sole Ageuta for the Pacific Coast. F A F : uceable possession of the mine and there time has justified his prophecy in a feng valid or equitable cluim against the . Zt stock, @ ¢ is $8000 worth of ore on the wonderful manner. dump and the mine is opened to produce : . : with one furnace $20,000 per month Three A™MAN calls-his dog Coal, -because quarters is profit and there is ore enough in the first day he had him he bitumen. Will moat all sxponase ct ot gaa om ——— 80 of ore on the cums. A furnave builder_is Liaut ‘housekeeping a y . ready to put u mace and take his pay z frequently when guicksilver is mate. I am also the follows a matrimonial match. . rightful owner of the Rrandy City Mine, 1000 shares of Eureka Lake stock and ‘over $100,000 in the hands of Goldetein, which 1 . shall recover. This is notan advertis. ment A ra trial of Hood’s Suarsaparilla to sell the mine, but to overcome influence or scrofula, salt rheum, or any affec-. which is opposing me, Address tion caused by impure blood, or low stata of the system, will, be sufficient M. LLERBACH, to convince any one of the superior and peculiarcurative powers of this 609 Sacramento St. S.IF. medicine. Buyit: of your druggist. 100 Doses One Dollar, Room 4, MONDY Tuikas crerer. 7 ne Lateat: Hows . Value and'importaties in you that waiteset . FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. you in business which wit! bring you in 5 kes 4 more money right away than anything else . Ohcice New Orleans Molasses and Sunin this worid. Any one can do the wor and : live at home, Either ‘sox—all agen Some-} beam Syrup on tap in any quantity thing new, that. just coins money-for-—al;-} workers. We. will Sere you; cae not ~ALSO— needed, 8 is one of the genaine, import: . § ant chances of a lifetime. Those who are pew Columbia River Salmon, Michigen White Fish um bitious and enterprising will not dela Y ’ Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & co Ditkled Henin Augusta, Maine, ts rick Codfiah, — .A variety of Smoked Meat, Eastern Lard in bulk, Calitornin Ch: ese, Flour, Feed, Veyetables, and other Goods too numerous to mention, YO can live at home, and make more money at work for us, than at anything else me Wore, <a “het not]needed; you are started free. Both sexes i all ages, gt one can do the work, Large Call and Examine my Goods éarnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and get prices, and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing tosend your address and find out s, H. DANIELS, EOONOMY STORE.. BROAD 8T ~ THE HES? OHANGE YET Its Equal Never Before Offered in Nevada County. K. CASPER, : THE GLOTHIER, Has been in San Francisco, and, fr SPOT OASET, ha taken. advantage of the market in the selection of a Very Large Stock of Goods, which he now Proposes to give the People of Nevada County the benetit of in the way of Prices Never Heard Of Before_! SH EBED:: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HA TS, 15c each. _ .An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard of in thia section, : CHILDREN'S SAIL flannel, only $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE 1S NO NEED OF CHILDREN GOING RAGCED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VEST, $1. : ROY’S SCHOOL KNEE PAN CS, 4 to 13 vears, 87 per pair. CHILDREN’S KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 5to 8 years, 75c. CHILDREN’S PEBBLE, BOX-TOK, SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5to 8 vears: 75c. PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOKS, 8 toll years, $1 50. itwillpay youto layin asupply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the Prices here offered. Have You Ever Had Such a Chance Before ? MEN’S REST SPBING BOTTOW OVERALLS, 90¢ 4 pair. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITs, $6.50; @ bargain for $10, MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; &@ bargain for $12. The Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-MADE PA NTS, at $5.50; Cont at tailorshop, MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain, Good enough to wear on a visit to President Harrison, at the W hite House, ‘ OR SUITS, from 4to 10 yearsof age, made of blue @@Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see your Uncle K. Casper, where you can make money on your investments. These Prices aro Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Oan Buy The Goods For, All Goods in my Store will be sold at the same ratio, up to July 4, 1889. WF Tv Cosh Price in Gold Coin Wil Bs Give “Away st Prize $20; 2d Prize $10. { Goods the following certificate will be THIS CERTIFICATE OF PURCHASE entitles the holder, Mr. » to PREMIUM PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, EXPLANATICN.—One of these cert heates Will begivento the Purchaser of every One Pe edly Fake) T) re. Certificates will be issued up to and includog July 4. 188), s ed 1s follows: A)l Certificates will be folded tightly ant placed ina box. A ng child h int d to ‘act gently yei . will draw from the lox two Certificates ra 7 ed paities p » who resenting Frist and Second Prizes, All interested ure invited to be present July 6, 1889, at8 o'clock Pp. x., at K, CASPER’S an July 5, 1889, to K, CA PER, emt First Prize $20, Cold Coin; 24 $10, Gold Coin To be given to the lucky holder of the Certificate bearing the name of re. Casper. sf i. sta’ : 2 and all are delighted with ane seu: . Desler in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, ChilLd ’@and Boy's Clothing Wevada City, Cal. Rememb r the Store of K, CASPER, where you get your Bargains, Lovuvurs, Ky, New Yorn, N.Y CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, — Ir you want a fine torn-ont go Mr. Carus-Wilson has devised an. *® Henry Lane’s livery and a At Nevada City, Tunell, by Rev. Father Tanham, Thames Moroney of Rirchville THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Captain was generally ridiculed, but withowe delay or circumlocution. I have BASEBALI! At Watt Park, on Sunday, Jane 16th, 1889, At 2 o'clock P. M., Between the L, HYMANS, of Grass. Valley, And the LEVENSONS, of Sacramento. Busses leave Nevada City at 1 o'clock for Watt Park: Admittance, 25 cents. Ladies free. i. Hyman c& Go. —OF THE— re ha Francisco Opposition Stores, —_or— Nevada City and Srass Valley, ——HAVE. . JOPENED A—— : Merchant Taulorine House IN GRASS VALLEY, And Have the Largest First-Class Establishment liver Opened in Nevada County. . Important Notice . ! x ~“We-have concluded to send one of our tailors on the Ridge and have secured Mr. Dan Smith, (formerly. of Commercial St.,' Nevada City, but now engaged in our Merchant Tailoring Establishment at Grass Valley,) to represent us in that section. ~* ; He will be in EUREKA on the sith, and in BLOOM. FIELD ‘a few days later with a full line cf samples, and we will say to the people on the Ridge that they can rest assured of obtaining a perfect fit in the shape of a suit, and from $5 to $10 cheaper than an other tailoring es. tablishment on the Pacific Coast. We now employ ro Tailors, and 4 Tailoresses and claim to have the largest Establishment in Nevada County. o Since we have opened our merchant tailoring establishment in Grass Valle we have opened it in a first-class manner, employing nothing but first-clas cutters, cout, pants and vest mnakers, These mechanica we had to get from first-class tailoring establishments in San Francisco, and guarantee them work all the year round before uld (e induced to come to Grass Valley, : 4 they co This class of mechanics is very hard to get for the reason that there is always plenty of work in San Francisco all the year round without coming to the country. They are good mechanics and we pay them gond wages. When you have a suit nade in our Grass Valley establishment you are treated different here than in any other tailoring entaitlahmnante on the Pacific Coanst,and can always yet a suit mae here from $5 to $10 cheaper than in any other house on the Pacific Coast, for these reasons: In the firat place werent a 4 ore ‘occupying two floora, each 75 feet long, and our tailorin workshops connecting with the building is 30 feet long. A store like thia in Sin Franciaeo on Market or Kearny street would command & rental of from $1,500 to $2,000 per month. We don’t pay this rent, 60 our Customers have the benfit of it, But instead of this we have a lease for a long term of veara at and another reason is that we don’t pay any commission to dr these are the reasona why we can make you a suit 80 much cheaper than any other merchant tailoring establishment on the Pacific Coast. And when you have a suit made in our establishment you will see that it will always re mains in shape and never gets out of shape like tho+e made in other shops. We will guarantee a perfect fit and good work or no sale, And no suit will be sent (1. 0. D. We give yous chance to try on the varment and gee that dt is satiefactory, and if it is not, send it back to us at our expenre, But when you have # suit made.in San Francisco it comes C. O, D., and you have to tuke it, titor no fit. But if you patronize home you always bave something tovfall buck on. : In all Qu: Depaen's--Merchan Tailoring, Ready Made Clothing, and Boots. and Shoes, You will find that We Carry More Than Any Four Stores in the County. We can show you three suits to other dealers one. We invite yon all to visit our establishments in Nevada City and Grass Valley, and you will have your round trip fare hetween Nevada City and Grass Valley paid free of charge, And we will guarantee you that we will sell you goods cheaper in every department than any other store in the county, and everybody knows that we are the ones that brought prices down in Nevada county. And we have already offered $1,000 two years ago in the Transcript as a challenge to any house in the county to prove we are not the ones who bronght prices duwn in Nevada county~ and none of them came to time. Strictly one price—rich and poor treated alike. Country orders tilled with promptness and satisfaction guaranteed. L. HYMAN & CO. 75 Main Street, ___ Grass Valley, Branch Store, Front 8t,, Truckee, +e PE ce gi ose Trae ~NEVADA CITY, CAL,! National Hotel Building, .

site the my line “Ver Beices: --10 cents @ quarter 10 cents & quurter 10 cents 10 cety & quarter a Quarter ¥ quarter 4a Quarter &@ quarter her deu}rs fur teu est in the han the 50 Cents cents 50 cents 50 cenis Rs /e 0 Etc 2 18 Usual 8 cents Etc, ces lower ise where, is of the etition in S. rice from uf paying nea . peli ; ancy. Al) ow rat prices Nee, i kell “ceut Flor Oaps. Comet, aud . ; BlackP kinds, 1 8 wd UD nen called Gane for 10 nts. Boss oked hunethe little ; eshest apd les. be bough ‘riday. auf Smoo biirely ge DUKBIN. mination. \TION OF teach in yunty will use, NevaJuly 9, FANY. tendefit, R. R. D. 38. 712, SIT’: nect with riving in cting with Passenger M.; and OITY, dog with Cramento ting with ussenger and 6:30 anager, rK, da UVity 0 000 nsacted, LYABLK pAmto. LANGE ) prin. ‘TAIN of the ounmty SLOEY~ sIDENT \SHIER, . Seu'y ORGAN AN, B, be ). Mnille {AT 1 debts elf. \EY. er an The Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1889, Smaii Potato Business. There is to be a echool election:at. Grass -Valley soon, Mid the Bourd of Education have ordered the Clerk “to advertise the election jn the three locul papers, provided the said papers will publish the same for $6 in the aggregate.”” That is about as small’ a piece of business as any set of public officers ever engaged in, and the ewspaper publishers should sit down on the gentlemen, whea they formally make tle proposition, with an emphasis that will not be forgotten. If the schools were impoverished or were maintained by public charity, it would be quite a different matter, Advertising space in papers having the circulation of the Grass Valley papers i+ just as much a merchantable commodity as are the goods or labor which, constitute the stock in trade of any member of the Board. The Papers are expensive-institutions to ran, but 1 they should quit the town of Gris: Valley might as well go out of business. They are not, any more than is the public school system, objects o charity, but they are entitled to fair and decent prices for their services, the’ same as is any gentleman on that Board. Nonewspaper man would evel think of asking a member of the Board who happened to bea laboring mar to work for him ata dollar a day wher the standard dnd prevailing price for such labor was three dqilars a day, 1 to sell him for five dollars a suit o! clothes the standard price of which was fifteen dollars. The Board shoulc rescind. the order—to the clerk concerning advertising, and never again be guilty of sucha proceeding. The “Cnhions” Contempt Case. When the Superior Court convened Wednesday morning andthe minut + of Tuesday had teen reed, ex-chiel Justice Niles Searls arose and asked that himeelf and A. B. Dibble he entered as attorneys of. record for the ac‘cused in the comtempt case of Charles H. Mitchell, editor of the Grass Valles Union, and W. E. Hutchinson, the latter being engaged in reporting ‘the Lord care for. the Union and ~the Telegraph. Judge Searls moved that consideration of the case be continued till next Monday morning, Judge Walling promptly granted the motion. ‘and the case went over. Mr; Mitchel, Was not in court. Postal Order Chan ge. Postmaster Clarke has received 1» new schedule from the Postal Depuartment at Washington affecting postal orders on foreign countries, All orders upon countries under the . saw Mr. Lord sign. dominion of Great Britain, exceptiny Canada, are limited to $50 (or under) Algeria and Belgium, $96.75 each, All ether countries with which we have postal order arrangements, to-wit: p Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Canada, Hawatian Islands and Japan, are limited to $100 each and three orders in one day, : The new schedule goes into effect June 24, wr OOO An Eminent Optician. Prof. Frank, the wéll known optician from New York who has been spending the past seven weeks in Grass Valley, is making arrangements to 1emain -at this city for a limited time. No man in the business has t higher recommendations. Prof. Granville Foster and H. 8. Spalding of the Tidings are among the Grass Valley: . ans who have hud work done by him, and they endorse him in the strongest of terms, Full particalars as to his coming will be given later, W. D. Long about what I saw on the —— AO ‘ Case Continued. 20th, In the Superior Court of Yuba county on Monday morning, the order citing Photographer of Nevada City, sworn : . derson, Ren Juan; James Bradbury, the North Bloomfield mine to show . Made some photographs of parts of bal. Forest City; Wm. Edwards, Bridge ; cause why the officers of the Court . ! should not be allowed to inspect the gallery by the Connty Clerk and Dis. Washington; L, Voss, Mill; Grass mine, was continued until’, uly Ist. . ! 2 2Ge-+ Licensed to Wed. t John Robbins on Wednesday after-. Photographs. The objection was susnoon obtuined a license to marry Miss . & Mary Olive. Tbey are Neyeda City parties. { ; Am Elegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrnpof Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. . Mannfactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal, For sale hy all leadng drnggists. Carr Bros., Nevada City. tf ——-r-0@0 + — Merchant Tealloring. \ e pirat The writing expert from San FranF, M. Schmidt, merchant teilor,} ¢ having purchased the business at Ne; ‘ ‘ it is safe and more efficacious, to blue Hone ity pspusacade peep tig tide _ ee ae pill, calomel and drenching purgatives riedman, is preparing to fi ~) as onthe form His ER PPORING LIA . oF ovary ola 8. It cures and ders in that line. A fine stock of iinbelief that the writing of Mr. Lord’s ze ne prevenie ‘ ported and domestic goods on hand. n Perfect fit and workmanship guaran-. done by Mr. Lord. . teed, F. M. Scumipr, Broad 8t., below National Hotel. June 8-1w d A Woman’. Discovery “Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with: 3 Francisco. 6t stood its severet testa, but her vital letter and said it was from Mr. Lord. 3 organs were undermined and de: tli . He had sent it to Mr, Nilon during the seemed imminent. For three months . first trial ot this case. The prosecushe voughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Co *somption and was eo munch reliev>d . tl ; ne Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Erup’ by the first dove that she slept ull . to Mr, Lord 8 handwriting, and the ob-. ~ Plously jection was sustained. The District tions, and positively cures Piles, or night, one botile having niiraen eured her, Her name i> Mrs. Luther red. Itis guaranteed to , pri ; Attorney desired to muke som state. "° P#Y Tequired. d'Uo., of shelby, N.'C.-Get tres . ment in the premises, but bit hone . i¥8 Pefortsatiatuction. or money re. of Nov. £0, 1888, he came into the on the spittoon, matting and zine; al-. ¢, Hickox, D, Noonan, Mrs, D. F, so saw on a chair what he thought Cole, Miss Emma Hunt, Jno. W> Butwere some spots of sealing wax. Saw Lord and Holland go-up stairs to the upper j1il on the forenoon of the 20th. missing that day from its usual place. Ford about these things hefore the recount. It was the day the EdwardsShurtleff trial was finished. Had no charge of that key sinve Mr. Lord hus of the events. Have seen Mr. Lord Valley, 2; city, 17, and Mr. Holland go in the upper jail of photographs. Lefense objected -to timony as to the pictures. Over-fuled. acted as guard of the Boston Ravine . #!terative, speedily evinces itselfina ballots when they were locked in the . Jeparture of the uncomfortable sensavault one night, they were not tamper. !9ns8 in the right side; the nausea ; fur ballots. Only the box they were rep-. inactivity of the liver and the diverresented tg be in. Who had just arrived. from French . 4 an opportunity to build up a perCorral Was sworn: He stated he knew . manent business in the country. We defendant’s writing and had received. Will furnish the capital. The J. DewThe. defense objected on the ground Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum THE EIGH TH DAY, . in the trial permitted counsel to fia fault with rulings he should hereafte — Slowly Aé\long. name onthem. He thought the writ: ing on all of them was Mr. Lord's. Cross-examined: Wasa member o Nearly All In. Next. defendant’s, and concerning which somewhat by _ Mr, Bickux a County Treasurer Shoecraft testified (Witness was shown a paper with sar. Tuesday, —The-documents-referred-to}+ord’s name_written dbf it about 30 Rome and of the Orient, and have connint of warranta for Mr. Lord’s times, and was asked if he could in a salary which witness testified he paid . "Minute and a half tell which of the after they had been endorsed by Mr. words ifany dua \ hina Pd seh Lord, Mr. Shoecraft could not state He said he wanted about five minutes. lengthy argument against the notion, . Pert sahara bbs Loh contending that the warrants could nor f OUt one name he thought was written signature of Mr. Lord. When the Gen“from the top. That bese the mira erel hal spoken fifteen minutes or . ’? ™Y idea of it. { ars pads over, saying among other thinys that another Beper with Lor 8 ee RULE OOGN wie A ‘flimsy pretext . WTitten many times. in penoit on it to bolster upa rotten cause,” Judge and asked to pick out Mr. Lord's writ Walling siid he did not care to hear. ‘98 The prosecution objected to ee more argument in that line. General . 'e8timony unless = of lcd: Kittrell professed much. indignation at Maa, property a BS is file ; hus having his oratory Fquelched. Mr. . “M&8srs. “Johnson an pitas s Line! Johnson talked abont as long as the . 'fo™m the room and swore to the ‘he General had, and like the former . '"4tter, sae i Mr. Searls of counsel quoted -much—law. “His honor over 8 a whois rPitiind oe ruled the objection tothe admissio:, cf . *!¢ ORLA IAS sages ae es the papers in evidence.: LO looks most like oe Y . Mr. Johnson moved’to strike out the . Writing. I have ay caine Af (oc any alleged pencil signatures inthe Teleof them. being in ~ wiesind en grah Company’s receipt book, at sie at any rate good imita ace at, testified to by Thomas Nivens. Overwould not like to express iny SPIN: If it should turn out that defendant rated. wrote them ail, or that he wrote part and Mr, Johnson wrote part I should be surprised. He.moved to strike out Mr. Beatty’s testimony as to his cpinion that alle t been out : FOS pesint lea . Re-direct: When I got the letter of the State or county since the i : : lect ranted from Mr. Lord by mail I received from election. Gr ft ; him through express $80) in money. himan BOE An attachment for Jobe Baia: {Another effort was made to introduce a defaulting witness, was—issued at re: , : t of the District Attorney the letter in evidence, but the objecsibel scat i is ba tion of the defense was sustained. } : The witness was on.account-of sickAn Attorney and Notary Public of} ness in his family excused by the Nevada City, was sworn: Identified court for not more promptly respondin acknowlegment which witness said ing to the subpeena. he saw Mr. Lord sign May 19, 1888. : i ifle flidavit and an usHe identified an eitidevit an Was recalled shortly before three <ignee’s bond take before him by Mr. : . , Lord, and both of which he said he}? clock and was on the stand during hey : the remainder of the afternoon. He testified us on the former trial eX pressing his belief that the writing ‘on a Janitor of the Courthouse was sworn: . number of the hallots is Mr. Lord’s, Witness testified that on the morning JOHN I, CALDWELL GEORGE C, HICKOX HUGH M’CAULEY Hotel Arrivals. Sheriff’s office about 7 o’clock and} Nationau Excuanag, June 11th—F. saw that gentlemen tl.ere. Mr. Lord . M. Schmidt, Mrs. Stranahan, W. 8. went to breakfast. Saw: candleyrease Woods, H. C.Hyde, Mra. Pond, Geo. terworth and wife, San Francisco; N, C, Miller, French Corral; Fred Senner, Builington Hill; Dan Webster, Wheatlund; Wm. Tippin, Rough and Ready; W. Rowe and wife, Downieville ; T. Muloney, Washington; Miss Georgie Farley, San Juan; F. Guswold, W. E. Everson, Sacramento; T. J. Corrigan, Mooney Flat; Wm. Muarphy, New York; J. L. Waggoner, Dutch Flat; H, Calanon, Cherckee; Geo. McAdam, Virginia City; Grass (hey went up three or four times. Che key to the door up there wus Cross-examined: First told T. 8. een Sheriff. Made no memorandum Union, June 1llth—C. H. Robbins, before. Don’t remember whether at Philadelphia; T. W. Carson, H. E. he former. tris] I said anything about Darby, Lyman Welch,J, Doychert,San heir going up stairs. Franci-co; Paul Schoen and wife, Miss Re-direst: Don’t remember telling Schoen, Oakland; F. 8. Snell, You Bet; G. E. Brand: and wife, M. T. Hubbard and son, Sacramento; Dan MATTHIEU SCHRAMM, Buckley, S. F, Anderson, E. F. Anots, warrants, etc., brought to the] 4. H. Wilcox, Benicia; J. T. Cline, rict Attorney. [Identified a number. Valley, 2; city, 8, ay An Indolent ‘Organ, . he introduction in evidence of the When the liver ig indolent, ag it must necessarily be when it fails to secrete the bil» in sufficient quantities to meet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach BitRICHARD DILLON ters, The healthful stimulus to activiVas sworn: Hestated that while he . tY imparted by this incomparable ained.] To Mr. Johnson: I had no order Of he.court to make the pictures, Defense moved to strike out.gll tesa with. upon the tongue; indigestion, . and Cross-examined; I did not see the . *ick. headache consequent upon 8:0n of.the bile from its proper channel. Inregularity of the bowels is always and painlessly reformed by the corrective indicated, which is infinitely to be preferred, both because GEORGE Cc, HICKOX, isco, Was sworn, Witness was still on the stand when fever and ague, and rheumatism. +90 Cow and Calf For sale. ame on a number of the bullots was Affternoun Session, Mr. Hickox was temporarily withrawn fiom the stand and JOHN KULHMAN, Engnire of George A, Gray. j13-3t AMana With a Light Team

‘And support for one month, is offerletter from him. He identified a. in¥ Company, 813 Market 8t., San Buckien’s arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ion offered the letter in evidence, vat it was not properly identified us Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands bottle ut Carr Bros, funded. rive 25 . said that although be had heretofore jagle by Carr Brow, Pe" POX Hor not tolerate it, and he would not give > 3 reasons for his rulings. Witness was The Lord Trivial Drags shown some ballots with Mr: Lord’s PROVING THE PE NMANSHIP, . the Grand Jury that found the indictment, and saw the ballots there. I think Tam familiar with Lord’s handThe Prosecution’s Testimony . writing. Saw Mr. Lord write while the Grand Jury was in session, but it wis from a distance and I don’t know what he was writing. Defense moved EXPERT HICKO)<( SWORN. . tostrike out all of ‘witness’ testimony. es Denied. A minute and a half 1s enough ‘ time for me to examine those ballota, Expert Myde to Go ‘on the Stand pee observer. I am somewhat of anexpert in handwriting. I a —_ think I could tell genuine signatures of At the opening of Conrt Wednesday . Mr. Lord’s from false ones. Ivolun-. of my, Currington, who never fails to morning Mr. Johnson of counsel for . ‘ered the information I gave Mr. awaken the keenest interest and enthe defense in the case of the People Nilon. Have seen writing three or thusiasm of his audience. Ail who vs. Lord moved to atrikia out certain . four times that I thought was Mr-. leave the hall go away convinced that exemplars of writing alleged to be . /ord’s. My judgment is influenced as to which of them he had seen Mr, . Lhe prosecution objected to his answerLotd eign Gendrad Kittrell made aj i gon the ground that he is not an exhave been cashed unless they bore the by Mr. Lord. It was nineteen. lines THE DRUMMER BOY. Three Entertainments by the Here of Shiloh. The Drammer Boy of Shiloh will next week give three entertsinments at the Theater in this city, under the auspices of the Grand Army Veterans of Chattanooya Post. Each entertainment will be replete with magnificent panoramic views, iNustrative, on Thursday even’g, of the battle of Shiloh, supplemented by vivid descriptions of the actual scenes of that conflict, and with realistic imitations of the sounds of battle. On Saturday evening the wonders of art, literature and the scenery. of the world will -be reproduced on canvas, vivified almost by spectacular illumination, and made entrancing by the appropriate and eloquent lectures r f the span of distance has vanished, that they have gazed ugon the ruins . and art and architecture of Greeee-and heard those long mute voices spenk again their stories, side by side, and asa solemn refrain to that which is of the modern world. At a ladies’ anid children’s matinee on Saturday afternoon there will be a special program containing much of special interest to the young, z The Orange as Medicine. The American Grocer says: While the orange was so highly esteemed by the ancients for its medicinal qualities, it is surprising how little attention the present generation gives to the many Virtues inclo:ed in this little golden ball of fruit. A prominent physician onee remarked that were his. patients to eat an orange or two every morning they would.regnire but little medical attenticn; for throughout the entire range ofdruits that have attracted the attention of the medical profession ar 4 means of alleviating many of the ills of mankind, there has been found none that has so many diversi!'ed uses as the luscious orange, particularly in cases of iow fevers and malarial complaint, and itshould more largely take the place of unpleasant drugs +0 extensively used, tothe great disgust of the patient. .No fruit compores in cheapness with the beautiful and luscious orange, and particularly so now that our country is raising the finest orangesin the world, the fruit selling ata price within the reach of the most moderate purse. Tue night rolls on uniil stépped by the brake of day. A Goon housekeeper’s motto—never beat.a carpet when it’sdown. ——_—— You don’t know how mitch beiter you will feel if youtake Hood’s Sursaparilla, It will overcome. that tired eeling, purify your blood, pive you a good appetite,and make you bright, active, and strong. Be sure to yet Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggista: ; : Pasturage At the Sutton Ranch. Enquire on the premises or of George QO. Gaylord: (tf Bercuam’s Pits act like magicona weak stomach. 2 Pears’ is the purest and best Soay ever made, Tae Roots Sarsaparila \QO Poses OoeDarlar The Chief Rearnn for the. marvelions sue Gens of toou's Narsapariiia is found in the fact that this ai actually ish all that is claimea for it. its real merit has won P for Hood's Sarsaparilla Merit Wirs ® popularity and sale greater than that of any other biood purifier, Is cures Scrofula, ali Humors, Dyspepsia, ete. Prepared only by U. 1, Hood & Ce., Lowell, Masa, vith the medicinal virtues of plant: suman system, forming the ONLY PER. . ! ?ECT REMEDY sromptly on the Cleanse ti System Effectuatly, PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Ev: druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. sf ‘ Te tele. eet ‘ <a bg Purchaser of ONE DOLLAK’S worth o Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of : 2alifornit, so laxative and nutritious, . one chancein my CUSTOMERY’ snown to. be most beneficial to the . Dollur’s worth of goode bousth at thi CIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS bg ibe Coie ot Certificates who are unable to parti raed ipate personally will -please send their name endo t ce! Nevada City, California." “Y® ACK Of each, not later th Hy Separating Minerais. a stable. effective dry metho for separating the denser minerals from sand. A ‘piece of cardboard about two feet long is bent in the form of a shoot or trough (it must not be allowed to break), and} and Miss Lizzie Murphy of Chi rokee. held in this form by elastic bands at either end ; this must then be held, or fixed, at an angle sufficiently inclined to allow the sand to travel slowly down the shoot on being gently tapped. A small quantity of the sand to be treated is now placed at the head of the trough, whith is then tapped with the finger. When the trough is tapped, the sand travels slowly down, and in dcing so the denser grains lag behind, forming a dark mass in the-rear of the Stream; this dark mass increases as the sand flows on, and must be collected and placed in a receptacle just the moment before the last tip would cause it to fall off the trough. When \ a sufficient quantity of this denser sand has been thus collected, it should be placed in the lid of a cardboard box Absolutely Pure. {about twelve inches by six inches), THs POWDER NEVER VARIRKS, A MARvel of puri y, strength and wholesomeand gently shaken to and fro at a ness. More economical than the hepa : Rf nds, and cannot he sold in com on slightly inclined angle, ain ar bewith the muititure of low-teet, short weight, i i t Own . alum or phosphate powders. only in ing at the same time gen y w hte phos BARING TOW nGR ty upon with the breath. The finer quartz] pa NY, 106 Wall street, New York grains will thus be blown away, and hardly any but the denser grains will remain, " Nagarty one hundred year ago when To Capitalists the population of this country was only 4,000,000, a Captain Sialay of Vir-] ~ < ginia predicted that in 1890 the United] A Rare Opportunity. States would: have a population of 64,000,000. For this prediction the I DAMRE TO eyare ye IRE been . MABRIED. CO., Sole Ageuta for the Pacific Coast. F A F : uceable possession of the mine and there time has justified his prophecy in a feng valid or equitable cluim against the . Zt stock, @ ¢ is $8000 worth of ore on the wonderful manner. dump and the mine is opened to produce : . : with one furnace $20,000 per month Three A™MAN calls-his dog Coal, -because quarters is profit and there is ore enough in the first day he had him he bitumen. Will moat all sxponase ct ot gaa om ——— 80 of ore on the cums. A furnave builder_is Liaut ‘housekeeping a y . ready to put u mace and take his pay z frequently when guicksilver is mate. I am also the follows a matrimonial match. . rightful owner of the Rrandy City Mine, 1000 shares of Eureka Lake stock and ‘over $100,000 in the hands of Goldetein, which 1 . shall recover. This is notan advertis. ment A ra trial of Hood’s Suarsaparilla to sell the mine, but to overcome influence or scrofula, salt rheum, or any affec-. which is opposing me, Address tion caused by impure blood, or low stata of the system, will, be sufficient M. LLERBACH, to convince any one of the superior and peculiarcurative powers of this 609 Sacramento St. S.IF. medicine. Buyit: of your druggist. 100 Doses One Dollar, Room 4, MONDY Tuikas crerer. 7 ne Lateat: Hows . Value and'importaties in you that waiteset . FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. you in business which wit! bring you in 5 kes 4 more money right away than anything else . Ohcice New Orleans Molasses and Sunin this worid. Any one can do the wor and : live at home, Either ‘sox—all agen Some-} beam Syrup on tap in any quantity thing new, that. just coins money-for-—al;-} workers. We. will Sere you; cae not ~ALSO— needed, 8 is one of the genaine, import: . § ant chances of a lifetime. Those who are pew Columbia River Salmon, Michigen White Fish um bitious and enterprising will not dela Y ’ Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & co Ditkled Henin Augusta, Maine, ts rick Codfiah, — .A variety of Smoked Meat, Eastern Lard in bulk, Calitornin Ch: ese, Flour, Feed, Veyetables, and other Goods too numerous to mention, YO can live at home, and make more money at work for us, than at anything else me Wore, <a “het not]needed; you are started free. Both sexes i all ages, gt one can do the work, Large Call and Examine my Goods éarnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and get prices, and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing tosend your address and find out s, H. DANIELS, EOONOMY STORE.... BROAD 8T ~ THE HES? OHANGE YET Its Equal Never Before Offered in Nevada County. K. CASPER, : THE GLOTHIER, Has been in San Francisco, and, fr SPOT OASET, ha taken. advantage of the market in the selection of a Very Large Stock of Goods, which he now Proposes to give the People of Nevada County the benetit of in the way of Prices Never Heard Of Before_! SH EBED:: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HA TS, 15c each. _ .An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard of in thia section, : CHILDREN'S SAIL flannel, only $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE 1S NO NEED OF CHILDREN GOING RAGCED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VEST, $1. : ROY’S SCHOOL KNEE PAN CS, 4 to 13 vears, 87 per pair. CHILDREN’S KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 5to 8 years, 75c. CHILDREN’S PEBBLE, BOX-TOK, SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5to 8 vears: 75c. PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOKS, 8 toll years, $1 50. itwillpay youto layin asupply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the Prices here offered. Have You Ever Had Such a Chance Before ? MEN’S REST SPBING BOTTOW OVERALLS, 90¢ 4 pair. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITs, $6.50; @ bargain for $10, MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; &@ bargain for $12. The Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-MADE PA NTS, at $5.50; Cont at tailorshop, MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain, Good enough to wear on a visit to President Harrison, at the W hite House, ‘ OR SUITS, from 4to 10 yearsof age, made of blue @@Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see your Uncle K. Casper, where you can make money on your investments. These Prices aro Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Oan Buy The Goods For, All Goods in my Store will be sold at the same ratio, up to July 4, 1889. WF Tv Cosh Price in Gold Coin Wil Bs Give “Away st Prize $20; 2d Prize $10. { Goods the following certificate will be THIS CERTIFICATE OF PURCHASE entitles the holder, Mr. » to PREMIUM PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, EXPLANATICN.—One of these cert heates Will begivento the Purchaser of every One Pe edly Fake) T) re. Certificates will be issued up to and includog July 4. 188), s ed 1s follows: A)l Certificates will be folded tightly ant placed ina box. A ng child h int d to ‘act gently yei . will draw from the lox two Certificates ra 7 ed paities p » who resenting Frist and Second Prizes, All interested ure invited to be present July 6, 1889, at8 o'clock Pp. x., at K, CASPER’S an July 5, 1889, to K, CA PER, emt First Prize $20, Cold Coin; 24 $10, Gold Coin To be given to the lucky holder of the Certificate bearing the name of re. Casper. sf i. sta’ : 2 and all are delighted with ane seu: . Desler in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, ChilLd ’@and Boy's Clothing Wevada City, Cal. Rememb r the Store of K, CASPER, where you get your Bargains, Lovuvurs, Ky, New Yorn, N.Y CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, — Ir you want a fine torn-ont go Mr. Carus-Wilson has devised an. *® Henry Lane’s livery and a At Nevada City, Tunell, by Rev. Father Tanham, Thames Moroney of Rirchville THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Captain was generally ridiculed, but withowe delay or circumlocution. I have BASEBALI! At Watt Park, on Sunday, Jane 16th, 1889, At 2 o'clock P. M., Between the L, HYMANS, of Grass. Valley, And the LEVENSONS, of Sacramento. Busses leave Nevada City at 1 o'clock for Watt Park: Admittance, 25 cents. Ladies free. i. Hyman c& Go.. —OF THE— re ha Francisco Opposition Stores, —_or— Nevada City and Srass Valley, ——HAVE. . JOPENED A—— : Merchant Taulorine House IN GRASS VALLEY, And Have the Largest First-Class Establishment liver Opened in Nevada County. . Important Notice . ! x ~“We-have concluded to send one of our tailors on the Ridge and have secured Mr. Dan Smith, (formerly. of Commercial St.,' Nevada City, but now engaged in our Merchant Tailoring Establishment at Grass Valley,) to represent us in that section. ~* ; He will be in EUREKA on the sith, and in BLOOM. FIELD ‘a few days later with a full line cf samples, and we will say to the people on the Ridge that they can rest assured of obtaining a perfect fit in the shape of a suit, and from $5 to $10 cheaper than an other tailoring es. tablishment on the Pacific Coast. We now employ ro Tailors, and 4 Tailoresses and claim to have the largest Establishment in Nevada County. o Since we have opened our merchant tailoring establishment in Grass Valle we have opened it in a first-class manner, employing nothing but first-clas cutters, cout, pants and vest mnakers, These mechanica we had to get from first-class tailoring establishments in San Francisco, and guarantee them work all the year round before uld (e induced to come to Grass Valley, : 4 they co This class of mechanics is very hard to get for the reason that there is always plenty of work in San Francisco all the year round without coming to the country. They are good mechanics and we pay them gond wages. When you have a suit nade in our Grass Valley establishment you are treated different here than in any other tailoring entaitlahmnante on the Pacific Coanst,and can always yet a suit mae here from $5 to $10 cheaper than in any other house on the Pacific Coast, for these reasons: In the firat place werent a 4 ore ‘occupying two floora, each 75 feet long, and our tailorin workshops connecting with the building is 30 feet long. A store like thia in Sin Franciaeo on Market or Kearny street would command & rental of from $1,500 to $2,000 per month. We don’t pay this rent, 60 our Customers have the benfit of it, But instead of this we have a lease for a long term of veara at and another reason is that we don’t pay any commission to dr these are the reasona why we can make you a suit 80 much cheaper than any other merchant tailoring establishment on the Pacific Coast. And when you have a suit made in our establishment you will see that it will always re mains in shape and never gets out of shape like tho+e made in other shops. We will guarantee a perfect fit and good work or no sale, And no suit will be sent (1. 0. D. We give yous chance to try on the varment and gee that dt is satiefactory, and if it is not, send it back to us at our expenre, But when you have # suit made.in San Francisco it comes C. O, D., and you have to tuke it, titor no fit. But if you patronize home you always bave something tovfall buck on. : In all Qu: Depaen's--Merchan Tailoring, Ready Made Clothing, and Boots. and Shoes, You will find that We Carry More Than Any Four Stores in the County. We can show you three suits to other dealers one. We invite yon all to visit our establishments in Nevada City and Grass Valley, and you will have your round trip fare hetween Nevada City and Grass Valley paid free of charge, And we will guarantee you that we will sell you goods cheaper in every department than any other store in the county, and everybody knows that we are the ones that brought prices down in Nevada county. And we have already offered $1,000 two years ago in the Transcript as a challenge to any house in the county to prove we are not the ones who bronght prices duwn in Nevada county~ and none of them came to time. Strictly one price—rich and poor treated alike. Country orders tilled with promptness and satisfaction guaranteed. L. HYMAN & CO. 75 Main Street, ___ Grass Valley, Branch Store, Front 8t,, Truckee, +e PE ce gi ose Trae ~NEVADA CITY, CAL,! National Hotel Building, .