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May 25, 1887 (4 pages)

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IS POWDER NEVER VARIES A, Marvel of purity, sera and lesomen Male encnamical an the and cannot be sold in non ane the multitude of low test, sho wi LF phase! hate powders. seid On Cane : ROYAL aKING POWDER CoO., 106 Wall street, New York Mexican Mustang Liniment “. Mana few Ways ago. ° > eouRms Lambago, Sprains, . Mt " Barns, Stitches, Hoot Ail, Backache, WwW Bruises, Sores, Saddle Bunions, Spavin Galls, Corns, Cracks. . Piles. THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY for everybody exactly what is Ono of the reasons for the great . Mustang Liniment is found in . liieigals komt joke on ——,”" said ‘a “You know, the rich old chap,’ ‘What is it?’? “He Was out at a dinner party the other night, and it was very swell. There were six knives and six forks; you know, at each plate. After the soup the hostess observed that —— was noteating. ‘You are not eating, Mr. ——.‘) she said. .‘{De'}} you not like ——9) «y' do,” said he, ‘but to, tell you the truth; I’m waiting tc: see what knife to begin with,)’. Well, I don’t see much of a joke against the man, I’m sure; but it is'a kind of re}flection, I suppose, upon his breeding. because he’srich. I can't see that there was anything against him except that he did not take any knife that it was comfortable for him to.eat with. .A.man of sense does ‘not waste his time fussing around to find out what the latest fad will be in eating, A man knows what a big knife is for anda little knife, but he does not need to be ashamed of not being acquainted with the little erratic fads which are being constantly introduced for fashion or witeet, it used to. be vulgar to serve a lot of vegetables all at one time; it then became vulgar not to do it. It used to be fashionable to pile your plate with a mixture of eatables; then it became the worst ‘of taste. There is only one absolute rnle of eating and drinking that all people need to observe—cleanliness—and the little extra kinks of fashion amount to nothing, -and are’not worth a man’s while to follow and study. Good breeding consists as much in arranging thinzs for the comfort of your guests as. it does in kKnowing how to eat your dinnef'in a simple and cleanly. way.—San Francisco Chronicle. A Great Sporting Preserve. The greatest game preserve in the world will be held by the Cheat Mountain Sportsmen's club, a majority of the members of which are gentlemen of this city. —Compared-with it, Tuxedo park is a@ mere bagatelle. The preserve lies in the heart of the wildest region in the mountains of West Virginia. It covers an area of 60 miles, and within its limits there is not a settlement. . Bear, deer, wild turkey and other game abound, while the cool mountain streams are filled with the speckled beauties that make the heart of the angler leap with joy. The tract‘of land embraces 50,000 acres, and will be increased by 20,000. acres. It is fifty miles from the railroad,~ but. is reached by °a good macadamizéd road. None but ithe most intrepid hunters have traversed its solitary wilds, while only the merry moonshiner has. resided within its confines. The bear and deer have had full swing, and the hardy hunters will find great sport during the hunting season in peppering buckshot into this noble game, while there are just cnough rattlesnakes loitering on the hills to add the spice.of danger to the fun. During the year the preserves will be . Plentifully stocked with English pheas ants imported from the old country, and wild boars will also be turned loose there. ; applicability. Everybody 8 medicine. Lamberman needs it in case of acjeusewife needs it for general family Canaler needs {t for‘his teams and his M ¢ jo Min ; [aby . = 2 needs it ays on his work er needs it in case of emergency. weeds it—can’t get along withee Steamboat man or _ Booed itin Hberal aflvatan fancier needs ace eee is Lis best reliance. H es wer needs it—it will save of dollars and a world of troubie. The Railroad man needs it and will need Soe A ie Iie te 2 round of accidents and i r : ; i i i il bl Always in the Stable wanted. “3 1 THE UNFORTUNATE. DR. GIBBOW'S D1 DISPENSARY, Neo. 623 Kearmey Street, Corner Commercial..... San Francisco ‘ —— Established in 1854 for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal D: such as Gonorraee, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, point Wanenos. potency, ete. Skin Dis"eases of Fears’ standing wna Pe ap sue Legs sucDr. Dr. Gibbon basthe pleasthet be has returned a the principal Hospitals of Eu: Lowel Foeaeaenmeg 4 practice at the Disi 623 Kearney San Francisco, EF Sen old patients and those requirin. services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. itary vice, or depraved This soli sexual indulgence, is is practiced by the youth both sexes to almost uniimitea extelineing tae with unerring certainty the train of morbid symptoms unless pire sci eunse seohion ary ae 1 ge pe dark s nder the nin i th the head, rin: in the vn the ge ig of ae and. {3 of memory, hectic en, pimples and various eruptions about , quen! ft relief be not obtained, oar soamicts’ should apply immediateer in : or’by oe and have a ctiocted S is new and scientific mode , Which never fails of ¢ manicks and radical cure. “yoo MARRIED MEN, ipod there who contemplate marri; i undér any of these fear not the sacred upon e relief. Ss pip 08 AT HOME. e, who malem, nor delay to obby addreraing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, se han cont of time the the medicine of the country, with hen othe: ce fall, ie tie B WwW! a m™m. ig TEN DOLLARS RS in éoln in a reg. ery on Post copa Rp ; Velie, 0., 2 age o: ici ea yet, delivered by express toany gas DR, J. Ya GIBBON, 1 8 pkearney. x Commercial, San Francisco, vie ising Ageney. a distance may be CURED AT . . ai zs For Hopéache, Bi Pilionscors. Ls Liver ap om arsesig” j SOLD BY pELGGISTS. j i THE CENTURY, for 1887. E CENTURY IS AN ILLUSTRATED Monthly Magarin, having.a recular eireuiation of about two hundred thousand copies, often reaching and sometimes exceeding two hundred and ‘twenty-five thousand. Chief pon igens its many attractions this . year isa serial which has been in active . preparation for nay years. It is a-history pe our own country in its most ‘critical time as set forth in J OF LINCOLN, His Confidential Secretaries, C. Nicolay & Col. 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ARPAD HARASZTHY & COMPANY, The Only Producers of Natural Sparkling: Wines ALSO GROWERS:AND DISTILLERS OF California Wines and. ‘Brandies. 530 Washington Street rites The above Ci eta dun and Table Wimes will be seld at Factory Prices by * e. FT. JACKSON, ' AGENT FOR NEVADA CITY. GILMORE’S AROMATIC. WINE. ‘FORMER PRICE $1.00. NOW SELLING AT 50 CENTS A BOTTLE AT VINTOGN’SEBUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Don’t Fail to Try This eee hee oe [8-26-1m] Nevada County Carriage an Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. GEO. F. JACOBS, ‘Manager Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. Columbus Buggies, : Carriages, : Phaetons, . xv IN FULL VARIETY. NEVADA. DRUG STORE, Cornor Bread and Pine Streets,....... whidavasetestes . +s Nevada City SMe tear oY) } t THE PEOPLE'S CYCLOPRDINS: N PR bee ot . TO LAY OUT AND . Ay ogtend Qrohard sree oOo Sez the city of evafeet; est 145 feet to Went + the: je south vo gt east 43 feet ‘2, east 285 feet to. the of Branagan’s enclosure; 170 eet to notth li nine inance shall take effect and bein force irom and after its passage and due esas Cc. MILLS, President. W.G, Ricuais, Ci Clerk. . INSOLVENT NOTICE. Treva SUPERIOR Ours County of ev: ‘ada, State of California. — the Matter of BRIDGET LYONS, an In-. solvent ie feist an insolvent rome havfora arge from Saped edt that, the acts ice to all creditors who appear before the Co f, on DAY pe MAY, 1887, atthe eo of ten o'clock, A , and show ¢ cause, ifan they have, why "ie said Ly Lyons hould not be ed f Fa m such casés made and provided. It is further ordered, that notice of said a; plication be given to the Rpts by ma and by pic oe for Fram succ ve weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, » newspaper pores = said ee ty. M. NG, Superior Judge. “Rites masa Apt G. eatty, €lerh. Gaylord & Searls, ‘Atty’ ‘8 for Insolvent. ap8 Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. OTICE IS HEREBY ph eK THAT IN pein of an order of the 8uperior Court of the county of ae State fe hae gear made on the a day of al 3 D. 1887, in the matter of a estate aria Johnson, aes ‘eee sth Ra gt the administrator of the estate of Maria ee Soconnetes will sella at fie sale, tothe highest bidder, for cash, bids in writing ‘to sented to me at the office of Gaylord & Searls, Nevada City, subject to confirmation by said pe gp pl Court, we r ond on Saturday, the 2ist d eA of May, A. D. at 10 o’clock A. M., at the office of Gay-, lord & Searls, Nevada clty, in in the said county of Nevada, all th right title, interest and estate of the said M Johnson at time of her death and all the ebt, title and interest that the said estate has, by op. eration of law or otherwise, acquired Other than or in addition to that of the said Maria Johnson at the time of her death, in and to all that certain se piece or arcel of land situate, lying and being inthe city.of Nevada, county of Neyada, State of California, and mepane and described as follows, towit: All and singular all that certain parce) of a or ed lot lying and being in the cit; pate a “y yg er and State oreenia an ng aportion of lot No. 12 fa Mock No. “0, of the city of Nevada, as designated on the age jal Las of the said city of Nevada, made b Bi djaw ad in the year 1869, said land rth porpaunted tion of said lot 12, pioek 20, oot a oe as follows, to-wit: the north by the Washington road, on y east by the cross street leading into eae street, on the south by the ee of said lot 12, owned by Mrs. Seott,and on the west by Manzanita ravine. Terms and conditions of sale: day of sale. € subject to £8 BS -sale by the ‘Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. ELIJAH BOOTH, Administrator of estate of Maria Johnson, deceased. May 5th, 1887. Insolvent Notice. N_ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE = county of Nevada, State of California. in the metter of Wm. J. Ugden, an. insolvent debtor. William J. Ogden, an ingolvent — having applied to this Court for a discharge from his debts, It is hereby ordered, that the Clerk ofthis Court give notice toall creditors who have proved their debta begin eon before this Court, at the Courtroom thereof, on the eighth day of June, 1887, atthe hour of 10 o'clock Ade, and show cause, if any they have, why ‘the said Wm. J. Ogden should not. be discha: ~S ed from all his debts, in accordance wit = statutes in such cases made and_ provid: It by be pg hy ordered — PP aagors vd — cation ven creditors’ mat and by spubiieation for “thirty days in evada D: on @ newspaper published in said, bagasse mys m6 Notice to to Creditors. Now EET Ge ee ee “ty of the estate of By ae to Ad wad 2 Bae mre § of, and all — — e said. d, to em © necessary tubs Soe a eRe ae this noti d administrator, ce, to the at Ria residence on Brand ai street, near € Cottage, Nevada City, Nevada rout, Oe Californi: Png men of the’ estate” of Hien ated f ‘Nevada City rap SA prc ere Hk ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Masonic Hall Assoation will be held at Masonic Hall on Saturday, May 21, 1887, At8 o'clock P. M., forthe purpose of sleet three Trustees of said Association, an transacting such ed business as may om ge come befor e i K. CASPER Secretary. ALLING. ‘ Judge Sy the Supsrior anak.” 8 : ght . S Wweakening of About twenty years. ago I discovered little sore on my cheek, and the docto) pronounced it cancer. I have tried number of physicians, but without eiving any permanent. benefit. Among he number were one or two. specialists, he medicine they applied was like fire to the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw a statement in the paper telling what 8. . 8. had done for others similarly affiict ed. I procured someat once. Before I had used the second bottle the neigh : could notice that my cancer was healin: up. My general health had been bad fo: oor three years—Ehad a hacking w stouter than I had been for several, yéars. My cancer has healed over all bat little spot about the size of a half dime, Mrs. NANCY.J. McCONAUGHEY, Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind, Feb. 16, 1885. =
Swift’s Specific is entirely vegetable,’ and seems to cure cancers by forcing ont. e impurities from the ‘blood. Treatise ‘on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ‘free. HE SWIFT SPECIFIC. CO., DRAWER 3, ATLANTA, GA. NOTIOE TO OONTRAOTORS. OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT sealed pro Nevade will be received by e Count; ot ° "clock dg’ , at the office of the Coun said’ coun ity, for rebuilding t Sierk 0 ae the county road between Cherokee and Columbia Hill Also separate proposals will ee received or filling the cu eee the bridge, on the beve named roa in accordanee with “he plans and snertitedisase to be seen at “he office of rate ¢ County Clerk of 1 of said ‘counHi also at A este re; Columbia ill, and at Welle, F gand ¢ ‘0.’8_ Express Office at North Bloomfie: The Board reserve the: naht to-reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors. F. G. BEATTY, Clerk. Sacramento Bank. —— fl Garde? OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE City. Corner J and Fifth fae . , Sae= ramento, coneneee Capital, $500, aid be! capital, $200, me loans ry real ents uly ea and. ordin ite, Faas term ae ens Term and o: ay erable received; and dividends paid in anuJary and July. ‘Money loaned upon real estate cay: This Bank does exclusiy a savings bank business. Pia est ttc: ‘urnished upon application to W. P. COLEMAN, President, vada u . debts outstanding to the hour of 2 ae le, doceaned.” It appearing.to the Judge of sald Court by the verified petition presented and filed ay Willem: Pott id the administrator of the iam Kistle, deceased, prayeg to sell the whole of the real ite Fan order estate, _— it is m necessary t to sell the whole of the real Sento to pay the ainst said estate and the ent eerie sod charges of the adminisais is therefore ordered by the Judge of-said nd oe reons interested in the said efore the said eid oad Court ay, the 2a Gay 9 of May, A. 1. 1887, at 100 dover yeh day at thec Courtroom of said Su jor Court, in the eity and counte of @euperta State aforesaid, to show cause an order should not be granted to the sata sbniniewees & eg ypele of hye 1 estate of or be estate Fal ext or publie preg te to said administradebts State fornia. tthe estate of William Kisshall deem best, forthe payment of the of the same. And that a copy of this order be aprhed at least four successive weeks in the Daily “‘Transe righ e er a B ogg printed and pub lished. in said city. and county of Nevada, te'‘of California. J: M. WALLING, eepttice Judge. Done in open Court this 18t: Be of April, A. D. 1887. ALFRED D. Mason, Atty for Administrator. Final Pr Proof. bare Brares pag OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, May 19, 1887. iO WHOM IT MAY CON HN Notice is hg ven that Morris M Green, ose Post 0 ce address is Nevada City, evade County, California, has filed his notice of intention to offer fou al proof in supan aS aot -4 0 40 c' 4 No. 16 North e 8 East, Mount Diablo Meridian, einbisnok ix Homestead Application No, 5U30, and names the following as his witnesses Joseph Semment.N eyes City, he 0, Merasa ce, David Housel, do o > ° M. Smith, A. R. Lord, do do ‘And that the = day of Hie; 1887; at 10 o’clock A. M,, hasbeen. fixed as. the. time, and Nevada City, Nevada County, asthe glace, before the Hon. Su rer Judge. mail SELDEN HETZEL, Regiater. -Oopartnership Notice. State of California, Cou County of Nevada, ss. E THE UNDERSIGNED, do’ hereb carey that. we are partners, transactinga pn og mercandise business at’ North Bloomfield, Nevada County, State of Califor nia, under the firm name-of O’Connor & Morrison; that the namegsin full of all the members of such partnefship are Joseph H. oO" ‘Connor and Angus R. Morrison, an a the p of our respective resid a opposite our.respective names hereto Pov do. vs In witness whereof we have hereunto, this 19th boon of May, 1887, set our hands. Nam Residence. Joseph i ‘O’Connor, North Bloomfield. Angus R. Morrison, North Bloomfield Texnawrindies before James Marriott,Justice of the Peace, Nevada County, California, May 19th, 1887. Indorsed. Filed in the office of the County Cierk ef Nevada County, State of California, this -—_ m Say ot May, 1887. , County Clerk. ma2l EATT Final Proof, UNITED STATES ao fue Sacramento, Cal., May 14 TO, WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby + iba that Joseph Lish, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada Joun Salltgria, hes filed his notice of intention to na enw in Varcciy of . his claim to re) op NE. ont at 8.34 of Ye of Townstien Ke li North, "Range 9 dian, embraced in Homestead Application. No. 4517, filed in said office, and names the following as his. witnesses: E.A. Wetmore, Nevada City = " Sone vagte't George Kohler, do ode pil La Rosa, bad = a obs, do do And that he 2th ig June, 1887, at. 10 insanity YOUNG MEN Suffering from any of the above s: me igh cua: cotpats as: atonce. The pe gare ped, Witality restored, and life be be. soph mn a pleasure instead of a burden. There are many. ‘MiDDLE-AGED MEN Who ere'troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by or burning sensation, and the A ye in @ manner they cannot account for. Ropy sedimentin the urine, ete. Many. die of this difficulty. ignorant of'the cause, which is the second e of seminal weakness. Cures Guaranteed in all Such Cases. * Consultation Free. Thorough examina tion and advice, including chemical analysis and microscopic exam: on of the urine, $5. An honest opinion given in every case. el ‘The Splloning medicines supplied atithe ces D Assessment _ Notice. VADA COUNTY M! MINING COMPANY. Nie Location of principal place of business be City, ¢ forais. Location of works ere eli, that at at a meetin; tt of the yo held on wad Rs ce re John. Gala. vada City, Calton een na ‘tnpald on the rith day Say o A. will be delinguent and aayeciond ey 28 at public auction: and unless pa: a is made before, will oes Ce on Thu the 30th day of June, 1 pay the delta uent assessmen’ vot Toad with costs of t advertising and ccuenebeae sale. By — of bay Board of Trustees. . E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the Law Omes of John Caldwell Broad Street, Nevada City, California mid ‘Final Proof. United 8 States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., April 20; 1887. yonee 18 HERESY GIVEN THAT e H. Willi George ams, whose postoffice Sey fat Place, Nevada county, notice of iy rt thi ‘atin 0 . mest poems Township . X East, Mount nt Diath eee etek in ber rg ger Applivation fo i ; of Luthony. then ; Thomas C. R. Boyte, re Bolt eRe Solider Assessment Notice, Crton ot peta San of works, Nevada: oa ee INTNG COR COMPANY. LOCA-. lace of business, of. Pe ete 2 at Fea D 7 =. Age, Aer : ofp IMME Peace, . eeeioete, bem Sir. Astley Cooper Vital Restorative. pid Fo & bo’ bottle, oF tony times the quantiSAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Sent to any one applyi by letter, stati pp pede reg be x a4 Strict secrecy 4 r 5 teansagtion aS oe Celebrated ated Kidney Remedy, pane Bottom Complaints siete an aed “dicet, et, e Laatoerhose, ete For fale by all drug: @, or6 The othe Engin Banaction Liver and Kok Bor sale by e best in in the marhag! sale by a I draggin: price 50 cents ase cromeonet DISPENSARY, No. 11 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal, Academy of Our Lady of the HOLY ROSARY. Weoedland A yee ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED under the fhe‘ the Sisters of nt of wae one in the id ip “he healt strane ogee ad ballding is large and well ike ppdeee prrnees andng e ria "no effort or ex h fe eet a ail requirements that 1 ™m. sh ener . comfort o health an with mt pursuing rae hie tans max lintenatins and 7 leagenr tae S74 hee pu ils A A complete Phi Ghemionl apparatus is furnis i aciencen. for the use of. Tikes sito Draw go Drawing. ania, Musle and irate Yobine: EXPENSES VER TERM — PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Boa DING Being Wahine Bedding, Sees Pe te am ans § iish, Germany EXTRA CHARGES. Piano, with ne yd instrument one ances Che Vee re eee 00 Be seN tas pibnan ans eer , BRB des.t she First oN. Pp. BHOWN, ds @. CALEENG, .Ep, R. HAMILTON, Cashier. agli-6m . o’clock, A. has been fixed as the time, and Seuwie ne as the place, before the Honorable, the be? Antg Judge. mal7 HETZEL, Register. EDICAL Gold Medal, Paris, 1873. dj Bax ER's Breakfast Cocoa. Warranted absolute. ure Cocoa mixed rch, Arrowroot or Sues a therefore refore far more nomical, costing leas than bee Cent a Cup. It is delicious, noyrishin; strehgthening, e: sah i and oak sdmisably ted ed invalids a as for persons in Sold by all Grocers. W. “BAKER, & CO, Doncuester, -Mass, TRE Frue Concentrator. Offers $1,000 Challenge te any Machine. Feduced to $575. Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best.Established 1860. USED BY THE BEST PENMEN, NOTED FOR SUPERIORITY OF METAL UNIFORMITY AND DURABILITY.: 20 samples.for trial, post paid, 10 cents. IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO., 763 and 755 Broadway, New York. ASTHMA ‘#3. poste as oF er lnatemtly 'y relievesthe yon ttack, and iuisures Kos ae ie Rtoept o Sake ing by inhalapratt ate, direct and ie in, tert} i the result ‘in all poet cases, trial ons ces th most skeptical. “vole foe and and 0 of any mp. Free for of Nevada, State o mm "ee mee. ed nea . eeu PROBES, Plaintiff, Minn JAMES. RICHARDS ee The People of the State of Ca ilosein ad Eraeti ng to James Richards Roberts, Defendig are Many ae uired to a) n action brough you b y the. above . S et cee viva sien te ree Summons. THE SUPERIOR tt of C f California,— . an of’ service) a fh gpooon sarvien tity Sou SUPERIOR R COURT, COUNTY OF . 9 East, Mount Diablo Meri. it is. asily di. down OF THE}, ia, wl be th e ated ag follows eieauee ve centa will at once be credited as per of 0 superior, t co , ins eve volume, quality of Bang riety of Bagg omer in finis the most attractive, o: lodges, societies, ete. UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, SKILLED BEST MA INSTRUCTION BOOKS —— FRE * CHICAGO, ILLINO Has attained astandardof excellence which ment that in= genius, skill hey ls aaict can proThese excellent, Organs are @ celebrated for ih, pg mek ble organs for homes, mrentat 8 Shaeteet ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, _ COMBINED, MAKE THIS The. Popular Organ. AND PIANO STOOLS. Gemeiagaes and Price Lists.on application OHIOAGO OOTTAGE ORGAN 00., ise, Va»beauty them ‘ira WORKMEN, TERIAL, IS. HS Ay hnttoh BEST is the money in the world. cabinet or parlor 2 lor of a taillionaine, ready money right Piano bined can buy. orte, wi ade ties ever. In this shed very neat bu plain, that the abe Neaeek to take dust or dirt. golde and 12 full stops, on the balance. No dummies. Contains bellished % with handsome and exquisite fret work Organ i any other styles, and is the octave coupler, that bay » cannon teat y the Organ; i wooden coup saan: an an afters tow months’ use. THE LATEST STYLE, SWEETEST TONE. Dimensions: Length 43 inches; height, inches; depth 22 inches. NEW STYLE NOW READY. FOR 1887. Organ dc more cularly to its music, yet the case is finaser can see for himself that tion walnut built from pine pest og but solid walnut, built plain, so as not n tongue reeds of one-half octave each, The two knee stops throw Orgau. Elegantly finished and emdvs see? eB will be seen we offer an instrument having . every requisite of the:most perfect parlor n a handsome solid walnut case. OCTAVE COUPLER The Octave Coupler differs from those in tion ef = ‘e in reed Onene Me las ce tent ided” id getti : Sah ge oan ae iat ops cd i io coupler ‘stops een er is te coatenien eat of renders an op worth] BEATTY'S Best ‘Parlor Organs. loadin style. It is beyond doubt the very best for the DESCRIPTION OF BEATTY'S BEST. Solid Black Walnut. It is a magnificent suitable forthe parbuilt from the very choicest of materials the deans affords or after an upbellows com—a new scientific plan—so as to render all the sweetest melodies possible from the Golden Tongue Reeds, patented, while at the same time doing away with 80 many stops to confuse the performer, yet at the same time bringing out rave music than hed light, so 18 full sets of Equal toa nels us it , and couples full five. move thus doubling the ye pcb pet ee at era third vette ht h coup! 80 that @ ca! Soceupiet tei ether or se separately A wauncen It is made o: f seroiag oop) ial : is an Taratoetie Tupherenent a on, 6 it pernicious 35-cent wooden cou genne fovea oie Seeiat Sau ae orca ; e ich w swell an diserre ] the ent action. Te endif stop action to be found in . in the a ween Daniel F. soln Washington, New Jersey. Rescue WILL LEAVE ae 748 FOLLOWS :— Leaving B00 $:00 F Dame. p40 Nevada Suenty f RR. Mevada. City, +ON AND AFTER— SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 1886, A. M. DAILY—Connecting with Passenger arriving in San Francisco at Arriving: ARRIVE AT P. M. DAILY—Connecting with Passenger leaving San Branieisco at 7.80 . JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager. ANOTHER CHANCE for PUZZL THE NSPITE OF. ITs Tia plicated ch MORE oF Contest, just Buccess. By it H ended hae:pr 8,000 energetic, workers 7 She ean Grant Punt ne gu ah ads (12 o'clock), 50 cents or tet dag co received will ndeas here, writin thisty iyidens, as ont remuat ni spe Berane after ng wil acommon fund . Plait tothe peayor Of auld a! ltt te fina i be aviged wie sldaction i iby't major pat Sepa ple as stclmouy now ox content in in fuck, besos eee, Judge's Second Prize Offering In Behalf of the Grant Monument Fund. aracter,tie JupGRr’s Grand ® proved.a great ant Pun os intel previously firsts contest tn whieh ih vary at stand Riper chance with to a eee the na jar to ing men in America be E WORKERS LESs: COMenlisted over Bigent material) pontoon: conformance. 1887, of the he contest. appropri-