May 29, 1889 (4 pages)

eet eat ~ MRS ¥ i 7 i ¥ jector for the more successful treatee 0. ‘Sold by Carr a the eee eer The Daily Transcript. Bo. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City; Cal . -,. SIRCULATES 12 of Gevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, " Spencevilie San Juan, French Cor* fal, Sweetland; North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Grani ie, Truckée, and every other town of Nevada county: also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea.” ~ " “WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1889. A Rascally Practice. It is said that unprincipled parties fishing in some of the lakes in the eastern part of this county have been using ‘“‘cocculus indicus,’’ vulgarly _ known as the “fish berry.’’ This fisherman’s gid is a large seed. It grows in the. Bast Indian Islands, and has been used by the natives in capturing ’ fish for many years. The seed is a narcotic, and when the fish eats it, it renders them crazy at first, and then stupifies them. The seed is concealed in dough, and the greedy fish suspect nothing. When the fish are. in the crazy stagethey jump out of the water} or float at the top, and are readily j captured. Some authorities claim that the “‘fish-berry”’ is extremely poisonous, but fisherman who have used it many tinves say it does not render the flesh of the finny ones unwholesome It is against the law to use cocculus indicus, but this does not prevent unprincipled people from frequently using it. Motel Arrivals. Nationat Excuange, May 27th:—W P. Whitney, Erie, Pa. ; Mrs,.W. Glover, Mrs. Proser, Anthony House; John German, San Juan; Wm. Cunning ham, Graniteville; M. Pullein;Quake: Hill; H.-E, Blevin, Miss,Laura Blevin, Mrs. Blevin, You Bet; Alex. P. Murgotten, H. W. Belshaw, J. Bamberger, A. P. Mathews-H. E. Tuttle, San Francisco; J. H. Stewart and wife, T. C. Bishop, L. L. Gaffney and wife, Downieville; Charlie Smith, Smartsville; Grass Valley, 3; city, 13. Union, May 27th—Wm. Hammell, F. M. Ellis, Scott’s Flat; M. T. Hubbard and son,.M. Berollati, Sacramento; J. H. Cammett,' Robt. Holmes, E H. Colley, W. B. Howard, J: H. Keller,and wife, San Fraricisco; G.W. Mayberry, Central House; John Conlan, Smartsville; H. Watson, Delh: Mine; W. H. Stanley, Bloomfield; J. H:-Beéoth; Auburn ; city, Ti " Ahead of All. Many of the San Francisco papers pronounce ‘the Everiing Bulletin ar old fogy sheet. The people of ‘the " PATRIOTIC EXERCISES. Closing of the Pubif¢e Schools at san Juan. a Norts San Jvax, May 25th, 1889. Epitor Transcrirt — The public schools of North San Juan closed yésterday with the customary exercires, It the afternoon the primary school, largely attended by the parents of the children to witness the entertdinment given by the children in the way of speaking, singing and recitations. The schoolroom was guily dressed with flowers, ferns and pictures. The exercises Were interesting, showing the improvement the children had mede during the past year under the management of Mrs. Herrod. . In the evening the scholars of the grammar school, Mr. Curlin, teecher, had their exercises, The schoolroom was decorated with pictures of Lincoln, Grant and Garfield. There was suspended in front of the platform'a large American flag. The walls o! the room were crowned with beautifu( wreaths mad: of flowers and ferns From the ceiling weresuspended large bell-shaped bunches of flowers of: al! kinds; and on “the blackboards on every side of the room were mottoes, quotations from Lincoln and Grant, trite sayings expressive of their devotion to and love of country. The room was packed to overflowing with the’ parents of the boys and girls attending the school, and many persons from other towns on the Ridge were there. The exercises were interesting and were in most cases warmly applanded by the audience. Patriotic songs, speeches and dialogues com memorative of the centennial yea) since Washinyton’s first inauguration is the first President of our Republi: were rendered by the scholars. Thr soul-in=piring songs,” Hail Columbia,’ ‘Columbia’ the. Gem. of the.Qcean,” andsongs: that -weré prevalent dufing the rebellion, stirred the hearts ut the audience in a manner to bring bick strongly to their recollection the durk days our country was struggling to maintain its unity. The program wa: @ lengthy one, occupying about two and one half hours time in its performance. The singing was excellent. and the speeches by the boys and gir!showed how well they have been disciplined by their teacher to hom cur people are much indebted for the very excellent entertainment afforded thein. It would require too much of tie space “of your piper “to .give vou the natwes of the scholars who participated in the entertaininent ‘and thei: selections. Suffice it to say tuey: al. did well. A Looker On. Repartee and Kejoiner,. interior do not view the Bulletin in that light. Since the recent change in the railroad time table the evening papers—Bulletin, Post and Réport— arrive here at the sathe time as the . ' Call, Chronicle and Examiner and . {t other papers published on the same morning, the evening papers contain. 1 ing the news of twelve hours later. . stances. The Bulletin isthe only evening paper that sends a 5 o’clock edition to its interior readers. The Post and Report . . think the two -o’clock edition is late it would seem that the Post and Report are the old fogies, letin. and not the Bul. They Were schoolmates. : Dr. F. R. Waggoner of this city and dothing to sey. and random rejoiner can be easily iiwho wished to be sareastic at the exenough for the country. In this case . pense of Ambrose Bierce, charged hin with thinking that he was wiser than antagonist ‘‘a bleur-eyed liar and low down yellow cur,”’ he replied as folCargon Appeal: ‘Lhere is a class of uf editors who believe that whenever t newspaper, hits the: or at them, hey must talk back. Frequently hey_do so_when reaily they have Silence is much beter than—neise—under these circumThe difference between real repartee ustrated. A few day's ago some one he Almighty. instead of calling bi+ ows: “IT never claimed to ba wiser than the late Dr. Cronin of Chicago were. God, but in justice to myself, I wi.l ‘fellow students at the Missouri Medical College in St. Louis, and were the warmest kind of personal friends. Dr. Waggoner was then taking a second and special course of study, having graduated from another number of years previously, and Dr. Cronin was working to earn the diploma he _ subsequently received. Dr. Waggoner says that Dr. Cronin ‘was a man among men—was thoughtful, conservative, quick to learn, bright of intellect, and in every way anoble fellow. calitinintiieieienen NeAgLy ‘everbody needs a yuod medicine ai this season, to purify. the blood and build up the system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most popular and succegsful spring medicine and blood purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired’ feeling. The New Discovery. You have heard your friends ana neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one ofits staunch friends, -because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. Jf yuu have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaran e ed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at CarrBros Drugstore. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous cure for Catarrb, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Inment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by. Carr Bros. d6-6m ~Oe Cure for Wiles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ‘say that I never would have created you.”’ TNothing rongh and rude in the above, but the ripple of cultivated laughter which went-up-in-San-Francollege a} cisco when people read the Examine: must have conveyed the in'ellige: g to somebody that-he had been thra-i through with a—fine; delicate weapon which he Was probably unable te classify. It would be hard’ to excel such a brilljant piece of repartee as that; it was just a trifle better than Bierce’s reply to a would-be poet,who said: “People who read your poetry soon forget the name of the author.” “People who read yours,’’ was the reply, ‘‘soon forget their own.” The same brilliant writer once gave as a toast ata putlic dinner: “The poor, whom we respect—and avold.”’ oe He alludes to hell as ‘‘Lower Sacramento,”’ and speaks of ‘‘the Archbishop Alamany and the starch Bishop Kipp.’* A Scrap of faper Saves Her Life. It was jnst an ordinary scrap o wapping paper, but’ it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she wa: incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. Ona piece of wrapping paps she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery and. got a sample bottle ;jt helped her she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought®anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and ir now strong, healthy, rosy, plump weighing 140 pounds. For fuller parti culars send stamp to W. H. Cole Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ef this wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Rev. Sam Jones is “shaking” uy Danville, Va. SJACOBS QJ], For Strains and Pains. like'perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts di-ectly upon affected, absorbing the ‘tu ,allaying the intense itching und ng @ permanent cure. 50 NEW AND STRONG FACTS. Caneand Crutch. CanaiPalton 0 .June29.' Sullered with strained back for two walked igh cane and crutch. was cured by St. = BRANDERBERGER. Strained Back Amanda. . ate, June, ne utered strained back weeks, pain 5 in in one y: OU which cured me. Mm pone 5 » Washington, . June 26, '88. Wor 15 Fence of pi for Sfteen years with strained , no trouble with it mow, two years ogo was Mo retara. Address tie Dr. Bosanko Medby Bt Jacobs Oil AT Devocists AND DeaLens. ———— He scemed al ~ HERE TO'LEARN. Traveling Juceg. Antonio Mercenurio d’Estado de Guerrero Yyuala, Mexico, accom panied hy Guillomo Holea, professor oi languages, San Franci-co, ere said to have last week paid wu hurried visit to Mrs. William Herrod, teacher, was} some of the mines at this city and Grass Valley. They were traveling in cognito,.and came and went without being identified by, the general public. They weiew hey here on their way from a trip to the State of Nevada. Signor Mercenario isa high official in the Mexican Government and stands close to President Diaz. Like Spaniards of nobility, he is accomplished and éxceedingly polite and affable in every manner. He is making tais trip in his own interest principally, and incidentally forthe berefit of a circle of financial friends. He is working silver mines and the richest qnicksilver mines in Mexico, situated 120 ‘niles in the interior from Acapulco. He is reducin; his ore by the old style called the patio precess, which takes from 12 i 15 days to separate the metal from thé rock. His mine is 9¢0 feet de p,--being the deepest in that section, thongh there are a number of other mines from 40 to 30) feet deep. The r0ch is taken out by hand in rawhide sacks. The object of S'gnor Mercenario’s visit 1s to study the American method of 1edncing ores, und‘he will take witl, him from San Francisco everything necessary for a 20-stamp mill. If the natives permit him to continue its existence he will enlarge it to meet the femands of his mining interests. He is absolutely full of life and push, and is more than pleased with the Cabfornis and Nevada style of reducring ores; where the silver can be sep: trated from the rock in five hours, -irstead of 12 or 15 days’ by the patio proces-. When Captain Muathewsoi vf Virginia City told him the Comstockers could get silver ont of rock in five hours he came ne ir falling out ot the bugzy, and would not gpeak another word to the Captain until Le »bserved tie stamps at the Nevada mill and heard their timnder. Hi considered that he had been jiusulted. He wasalso greatly pleased with the ponderous inachinery of the Union anc Combination ‘shafts and the operations came h'm when he saw Prifexso: Fieldiwg ttirn out 100 assays of ore ina couple of hLonrs—imitters which are now too common on the Comstock tc excite comment. A Fortanate. Drugzist. Mr. Edwin W. Joy for ma-y years and now a Prosperous druggist on the corner cf Stockton and Market st-eeis.in San Francisco, prubably never dreamed of rivaling'in wealth the mecicine kings of the country. Dut Various rumors hav-ng been floating zroun? to the effect that he has stru_X it big, an Czaminer rcp. rer was ‘4, actailed to unearih tio cause, and efter much dificalty unraveled tho following etoryIt seers thatabout reven years ago an Erglish physician, a g-eat studekt of botanz, leca’ed in this city. His] ractice was not cxte sive, and yet the fow cases taat ‘ame toh Uttlecatten‘ion. [is ruceess seemed to be in the treatment of liver and kidnc y Clrorders, and vitiated Licol In fact Lis cbility with these common co o, end Lis quiet modest inethods a <li-kept sectet was as mntch a mystery as himsclf. After lis de Pirtaure about a year later Br, Jcy cetermincd to fathom the secret, and copying all the prescriptions he had filled for tke crratic doctor he began a systematic analysis, Ih his exam’ ination he ciseuvere} running all through the prescrip ions for liver and Lidney troubles, vitiated blood and s‘omach Ciscrdurs a couple of vegetable extra ts indigenous to California, 6o simple and so well Lnown under homely every day names to very shocl boy as to entirely dissipate the suspicion that they were the active principles involved. So certain, however was Mr, Joy that ho had discuvered the secret, that he embodied the new elements in a preparation of Sarsaparilla-to disguise the taste, and put it befone his custom: rs under the modest name of Joy’s Vegetable Sirsaparilla. Iumediat:ly.the same marvelous stories came back of its astonishing effecta, and the mystery was solved, and the talk it has created has alresdy caused it to step into prominence, and orders pour in daily from all over the coast. And thus another California industry lcaps into combines the ju‘ve of the Blue Figs of talifornia, so laxative and nutritious, vith the medicinal virtues of plants ‘nown to be most beneficial to the uman system, forming the ONLY PER‘ECT REMEDY to act gently yei wromptly on the SIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS —AND TO— Jleanse the System Effectaally, i — 50 THAT — 2?URE BLOOD, REFRESaiNG SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using ii ind all are delighted with it. Ask you: lruggist for SYKUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CC. Saw Francisco, Cac. Lovuisvicie, Ky. New Yorx, MN. 4 PRIVATE BUARDING HOUSE. MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Steatjas) Lodging at Reasonable Kates. ie The Table will be suppliéd Abell. -+-with the best ofevervthing. Health and Pleasure Seekers from abroad will find this-one of the best places ‘in town to stop at. This House contaius as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city Day Board $5 a week. A Distinguished Mexican Miner Me Saysthe Jalied Hydraulickers at the C.& C., but his marvel over-]. AH THERE. «2 Wilt Stay There. Ah There, a Chinaman of much information and influence, has jastreturned from atrip to San Francisco and Marysville. He says the twenty-three Mongolians (all but Mine) who are serving five-hundred diy termsin the Yaba county jail for contempt.of Judge Keyser’s antihydraulicking injunctions, will pay no part whatever of the fines imposed upon them, but will give Yuba connty a chance to baukrupt itself supporting them. Ah Tiere says the authorities in charge of the jl afe not wiving the prixoners juite (hat class of treatment which he believes eyery human being entitled to. He says they don’t expect to have their beefsteaks swimming in drawn gilt-edge butter, nor do they demand*iced cream of thick consistency for their breakfast gem and ‘trawberres; but they do think, especially as they have appealed to the Supreme Court from the decision imp isoning them, and are ir a fair Way t» get a response liberating them, they should be treated somewhat diffrentlythin hogs usnally are. wi a 282 22 3 Baked F aoe se set eee ee 44.5 sa RceeEere iy thee BPO “OCSsse Sa = em HES o-8-3 43 a ha sR ESSER 45 £g32238 Feece a5 4 355 725-586 227 2285582389 Fea9 es = nes ogogre me 2> 2S2seq° EF fae B°Ssbes55 Fa i.) 82,35 POTS Sy2r5 on. 2 9 Sb5gne ‘ 5) ss Zo @ Fo 83 23 S3So8 a 2s S #5 3 <8 >z ies pEres 8 aH eos 2 Bs>,e2tbeasPre = B56 22 hoe eos Pereritiaa Sdeo“SeecGay “Equalization Notice. HE BOARDUOFCITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from 8 to W o'clock each eveuins commencing Mondsy, June 34. 1889, and contining in ses€ion One week: = Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors fir Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair. ANU FACTCRER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleoching the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, BAN FRANCISCO, UAL, EDUCATIONAL. THE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton Colleze and late instructor in Lanrelt Hull Collese, Sun Mateo, is p.iepured togive : z {nstruction in the Natural Sciences, Olas i2s and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Princeton College ;— Prof. aed .eConte, University of California ; Dr. John Gambie, Laurel Hall Col ese. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. [m4] Nevada City, Cal. 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Address THE HISTORY 00., 723 Market st., three of them being from the Omega bacco pa = tablished in former years. fe) U ~ MILLINERY NOTICE, one We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, Who has just returned from the’ East, and whose reputation asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so well esinthe way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Lowest @ THE BEE HIVE, GRASS VALLEY. ~SAM’L YEO, Prop’. 100 pieces French Chellies at 5 cts. per yard. : 75 pieces Piques at 8 cents per yd. 33 pieces All Wool Dress Goods, 25 cents—worth 50 cents. 72 pieces of Lawns at 214 ets. 65 pieces of French Sateens at 12!¢ cents—regular 25 cent goods. 3 Stacks of Cualicos, 16, 18 and 20 yards for $1. (2@F-Our Carpet Department-and Wall: Paper up stairs—at Half. the of goods. (0@" Sainples sent-free to the moantains. Apply to the Champion of Cheapness, ‘SAM’L YEO, 14, 16 and 18 Mill, St. Grass Valley. No More High Prices —AT THE— Pioneer Book and Music Store, Finest Line of Stationery in-tne City. New Goods Constantly Arriving. E ALSO KEEP A FINE LINE ©ROf quet Seta, Hammocks, Children’s Carriages, Combs and Brushes, Harmonicas, MUSIG BOXES,’ WHISKS, RAZORS, CHILDREN’S BROOMS, ‘POCKET KNIVES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, ETC., ETC. ALL AT REASONABLE RATES! QF A Diseount of 10 per cent. allowed on all purchases (except echoolbooks) of $200 and upward for the next 30 days. H. H. LENNIE & CO., Successors to G. W. Welch. Miners Wanted. Able bodied Men to work by the day or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE,North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. Mining Contract. SEALED PAG PSA L ed by the un ign s Sinking an Mciine Shaft » 200 Feet, ¢ At the Manzanita Mine. WILL BE RECEIVfor Specifications to be seen at the Mine, We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty All of which will .be sold at the MRS. LESTER & CRAWPORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. price usually charged for same quality . Most needed by the family, ihe fwould wt death pay the face of thi Ribbons and Trimming Prices, MANHATTAN Insurans3 Company. Leal Assets, $12,000,000. The history of the past has prover bevond a question that an endowmen’ policy in a life in-urance-company i a much BETTER INVESTMENT Than a savings bunk; BLliai, becans it is very much safer—as the law of the State of New York requires every lite insurance company to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Egnalstoits liabilities, dolar for dollar; SECOND, in case of déith whil making these small deposita, the tile insurance company will pay, just when Full Amount Of the sum in: ured, amounting to 10, 20, or even 30 times as inucl: as hus been deposited; or en the * Return Premium Plan of the Manuarran, they would do even more than this, for thes polhey, and in ad tition all the deposits (premiums) paid, while the sivingbank vould only return the amounts actually deposited with interest * Who would not purchase a valuible piece of propertvy—a farm, for exuinpie —wort:, $10,000. if he conld have twenty vears to pay for it. in small suis of $200 per annum with inferest on deferred payments, and without any tax on it? the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent. of the $10.00)--.1 snm ‘ —THE— Leading : Variety : Store Of Nevada City, ALEX, DURBIN, Proprictor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American ‘Tea Store. Everything in my line _ Cheaper Than Ever Befure. Look at some of tha Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockéy Club (hey West). . ..10 cents vur Poet . Re . 8 for a quarter La Kose (Key West). a iv cents otulen hisses es. s,e+ 8 for a quarter souvenir’ key West) ee fu cents Washinctonu brs Levan 10 cents Juy-Eye-see . ..8 for a quarter (uarantee .B fora quarter Wait rur Me. c Veclataesss G0 © QURiter A. Vurbin’s Choice...6 fora quarter Ariadne § fora quarter My teu cent Cizars are sold by other dealers for 1244 cenls; uy 3Y4 cent cigars for tea cents; my dS ceut cigars ure the vest in the market, All brands by the box lower than the lowese . Tobaccos. : Star per plug. 0 cece. OO Cents Climax, per plug. vas 50 ceuts Sawlog, per plug. ve pee deees s 60.Comts New Wriukle, plug .-50 cenis Aud all otiuer kinds iu propertion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade ut 35 Cents a-pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At fiom 10 tow percent icss thun is usualdy charged in otaer stures. * Soda. Crackers. _** “The best, pervex. .:. .,-++.85 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is large aid new. Prices lower than tue sume Can be buiizht fur elsewuere. Pocket Knives. : Tleadin tais tue. «y euiery is of the best brauds, uad Lchalleuse competition in Prices, , Gombs and Brushes. I Carryarhive stuck rangiusin price from 3 todd cents euch. Waoatis tue use of paying lancyprices fur such tulips wheu 1 seli equally youd vues sor lers mnguey? Stationery. Writing material, piats und fancy. All the Tatest styles tn piperties, _ Alsy. slates, tubie B, te, '. Prices duwun ty bedrock. Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that will astonish you Fur iastance, t sell 2-cent cologue fur zucents, acd dU-ceut Florida water fur 40 cents. % Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced thes: alusust to cust, aud I hous ht taem very low, Ladies’ and Gent'eman’s Blacking. The best domestic an imported kinds. J make « Bpectaity-of Shue-dressings aud up deise,l otver deuiers. ‘Walking Sticks. . tomoveltics inti stine:—A good vane fur id rents, Anu elesuntoue for 2 cents. Boss (genuine hickory, Canes, Witu crooked handles, only $1, : Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thétsand kinds suco°us please the ttle folk+ most. Fi -¢ Volice Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lishters. 26 cetiis. . Tai almost givins them away. Candies, Everybody knows I] keep the freshest and finestintown > F.uit: and Vegetables. Allkiatsiitisessiior Cerode bough cheaper from me than «lsewhere, Fish, Fresh fish every Tiiursxd ty and Friday. All perso if indsbted co Cae tican of Smoo Gaol s arses passweltsiacastatsiv sé tle with me. 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DTI tBIN. not much greater thantht paid annually for taxes on preperty in hand, ot the same cost, and especialy if he could have the further conditions specially stated in the: vontruct, 1st, that if he dies while making these payments—eyvyen alier oie only has een tude -: No Further Payments Shall be Requ’red, And the full tide in fee simple to the entire farm shall at once be given to the family; and 2d, that if at wny time after three years during the twenty vearshe shall be umible to -contiune the payments avd from sickness or ny misfortune, thit then he contd disvontinue any further payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farin as he had paid for; thas, if onefourth of the payments had been made, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half of the payments had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete.,* and at the same time the farm be entirely free from all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not even tu be reachea by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living t the end of the twenty years and the annu . payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simpie 18 Fecured, Now, the Mannarran Lire IxsurANCE Company offers all this and wore, for instead of offering LAND on these terms, which is often eaien up by legal expenises and’ fees in case or the death of the purchaser, or »wallOwed up by a mortyage yiven to sé. cure deferred paywents, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiry destiiuie, or dependent,ait offers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of : First-class Secu ities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and con ditions. as above—the cost per year varying st different apes, but otherwise subs antialiy the seme terms as above stated, Winie the stm to be paid at the end of the twenty years wil be increased by dividends and compounded interest Tor the full term, thus makipy the investment a very PROFIFABLEsand ADVANTAGEOUS one. Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt reply if addvesx-ed to Bids will be opened on Monday, May 27th, 1889, at 12M. S. WHEELER, Supt. L. P. FISHER-— Ne wepaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX-} CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STRERT, BAN FRANCISCO, N B. ADVERTISEMENTS Solicited for all newspapers published on the‘Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, . Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpa} riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand, the Aus: . tralfan ‘Colonies, the Eastern States and Europe, Files of nearly everv newspaper published . on the Pacific Coast are kept econubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours. HE NEVAvaA DAILY Tea SCRIPT may e , m6-3t San Francisco, Cal. MR. ROBERT BRENHAM; National Exchange Hotel, Nevada <ity. Cal. NEW LODGING HOUSE, No. iM Turk Street, . Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco at7:45 2. MT. 11:45 P.M. Ptitycconnecting with Teachers’ Seni-Anunuil Examination, MHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF upplicunts fur Certincates to teaeh—-iv the Vubpiie seavols of Nevada County wili be held at Wasaingtun Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning ‘a uceduy, July v9, isso. ° A. J. TIFFANY, i County Superintendent. Nevada City, May 0th, 188), ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF— NEVADA CITY, CAL., Manufae urers of 5 ANG tn MACHINERY OF ALL -KINDS, Milling, Hoisting and. Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds, Agentsin Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE— Giving the L rgest Dercentage Of Power of any Water Wheel: Made ESF Mining men and others invited tocall and rispect our establishment and-its facilities for turning out first-class work, MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City yN GRR Nevada Count & TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Suaday, May 12. LEAVING NEVADA GIT‘: 10:45 A. M pally, connect with Iverlund arriving in 3 é Uverland Pusssnzer leaving San Franciseo at 6:3) PB. ool.s and —_— Mrs. C. Zz. Beardman, . formerly of this eity, would ree i specttully’ inform her friends aud the pubie eevxerally thet . I T) she has vpened a Lodcinz. QDaily, e nnecting with House at the aboveomentioned . 3 20 Fr. M. Local from Gacrameste vainallsend you free, somethin place, which is conveniently located for! @&d Overlana raing from East. people visiting the city, for business or . Pleagure, and she is prepared to fur i . . Daily ; connecting with . B . Trooms by the day, wee oF mouthe dees’ 4:07 A.M. 4 in this-worid, {1 MRS. C.2. BOARDMAN, . ” Over band arch yagi 3.0 Fruucisvo at 11:45 ubility reyuired, “et Particular ut ention of gentlemen called ft. Merchant ‘alg D. SMITH,’ Commercial Stroet, Nevada City, S now. better prepared than ever to make to order on shoi* notice and in the moat satisfactory manner DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, And all of which will be done in the Highest Style of the Art. Perfect Fit and First-class Workmanship Guaranteed. PRICES the LOWEST. (08F"Sovn to arrive, the largest and finest stock of meéstic Npriig & Summer Goods, ~ Includiag Suitings, Vestings, Pants Goods, etu., in all the most Fashionable Patterns. D. SMITH, Commercial Street . New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, EAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL known and popular Bakery of Mrs. John Hurst, on; COMMEROIAL STREET. intend to keep on hand at all timesa good Variety of 4S BABS. PIES, CAKE, Ete., And Fai try Made to order on short notice o1 most reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line _promp ly attended to. ‘Wedding Cakes By strict attention to bueiness, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I hope to merit a lberal patsonage. To Capitalists . A Rare Opportunity. ° IT DFSIRE TOSTART UP THE ALTOONA Quicksiiver Mine and want to get money without delay or cireumlocution, I have peaceable pussession of the mine and there 8 nO validur equitubie cliim against the stuck, . The e is 98200 worth of ore on the dump and the inine is vpened.to produce witu on€ furnice $20,000 per month rhreequarters is profit aud there is wre enough in *siglit to run several furnaces. About $5000 will meet ali expenses and put $25,000 worth fure on the auinp. A firuace builder is ready to put oP a lurn ice aid take his pay whet quicksilver is maie, I am also the cightful owuer of tae Brandy City Mine, $14.0) la the bhundsof Goidstein, which I sHull recover, This is notan advertis. ment ty selithe meine, but to -overcume influence whichis opposing me. Address M. ZELLERBACH, . 609 Sacramento St, S. F. Room 4. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp National Ex change Kotel, JAMES HENNESSY,‘2 PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of éforses, Carringes and Buggies To be found in this part of the state. Teams with elegant Bugyies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms : Proprietor The horses are free from vice, of good style and Capable cpl LIE as fast-as any gentle mun Cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPT. FURNISHED : A Liberal Reward. OST, ON THE ROAD BET\, ZEN NEVAdu City and Quaker Hill. a pocket-book coutuinins sume papers iu an envelope, a bank buvk und gVinmouney The name of Mrs. H. BK. Whitue\ appears on the Papers and bank-buvk Aliberal reward will be paid forthe return of 41) orany portion of h preperty to MK3. 4. B. Wi LE NEY, Red Dog Nevada cuuuty, Cal. May l—im, Nevada and Grass Valley ’Bus Line. TIME TABLE: TNTIL fursher notice the ’Bug will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the followhig hours : Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and ¥ o'clock A. M.,dud 1, 3:45 aud 6:30 P.M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:40 P, M, Pure frum hotel wo hotel 25 cents for the ruund trip WETTERAU& CARSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all those discases commonly called Female Complaints with which’ all women are alllcted, and for these cases isa positive cure. Lt wil! purify and enrich your blood, sive strenzth aud steudiness to your nerves, and iuvigerate your entire system, giving yuu rey Cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do uot delay but get it atonce aud be cured us thousauds ulready have. We will send free tu any uddress a bouk containing much useful information for the ladies, “ailmore’s Aromatic Wine is giving bet er satisfaction than any medicine I have suldin twenty years. It is all it is represented to be. W. Ty JOYNER, DruggistDelaware, Ohio,” . REWARDED are those who read thisund then act; they will fiud honorable eget ll not take meut that will ‘hem from thelr homes and families. The prolits ure large and sure for every indus(lous person, many have made and are now muking several hundred dollars a month. It is easy for any on #0 and op> t wards perday, who is willing to work. Ki T sex, young or old; capital bot needed; Westurt you, fvery thing new. No special ou, reader, can doit as Well us anyone, Write to-usat once for full particulars, which. we mail free, Address * ttinson % Co, Portland, Maine, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, Overland Pussenger caving San Francisco at3:00 P, M, and 6:30 1 M, t MONEY TO BE MaDE, CUT THIS out and return to us, and of great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will bring you in nore money right away than anything else ny one can do the work and ive ut home, Kither sex—all ages, Somehing new, that just coins money for all een on Sle at ti fice ¥ r workera, We 1 start you; capital uot oon ° eattue officeo -L P Fisher . Proprietor. , JOUN F. KIDDER, General Manager, . B¢eded. This fs one f the genaine, import. \ Ra earn . E,W. BROWN, Superintenaent aut chances of a lif e@. Those who are Yo can live i“ noms, pnd make more Rue alee econ l Gren eathe ee ee vit Ad Pa money at work for us, than at ; : is : Tne nennnreeneecen . GRAN OW ree, Address.’ i anything else Ta "the ‘world, -Cepent nes Spencerian Stee] Pens WE WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE . AUSTRIA Matae. > : Mlases pl p ihe ohn oe og T, he i 1 ¥¥. -mnu in your county, 3No experience Stes, ; i) foe suc nie sure from Gret on Costly outfit . Are the . Best. Foare, Satdey nent position for a The ‘TRANSCRIPT is the rms free. er not delay. Costs you . — ausy, Konted! biusiiess, Mone ace’ a : nothing tosend your address and fd ee tee! Dusiticks, Money advanee ad . . if you are wise you will deep apenas Ut . Established 1860, fret od ia eae ete ,,urezeat man . Best Advertising medium in HM. HALLETT & CO., Portland, Me Sala Anat ee Ne ‘USED BY THE BEST PENmEN portals. Centennial M'NG00., Clocinattio Northern-Central Californi AND PANTS, Foreign and Do, { WUshares of Enreku Lake stock and over —~ 8. N. ian for North . pose of vines them a tive ins He say the sim surpas adapte: due tir % giganti AS Mrs. the old manuf: Market town 1 husban vious te and wh at Unio She-sti vicinity visiting Ata _Encam; P. Brow O, Ped followin ensuing Bo EB ata White; * Géo, A. installat evening, It is. Urmy, « who use dist Chi ried soor of Waln Miss Un in the 4 Universi Mr. an whist pa: of Mr. visiting won by ] Charles of Maing Missouri ; P. F. § A. Stidge torneys . of Win. died last county. sidents o: Westerfie Last public Miss Dv ‘pupils a} near Seb residents and they A adéop health an somethin; rilla creat assists the lates the Hood’s §: by druggi The re of Milo Le held Frid attendanc B.S. R ™ Cc, There wv Lodge, N o’clock W: full atten Visiting b C. ( I. J. Rox Buc The bes Bruises, § «Fever Sor Chilblain: tions, anc no pay rec give perfe funded. Bale by C: Newe: Legg & largest an ever brou; will he so! goods we here, When Ba Wher shi When she When she

eet eat ~ MRS ¥ i 7 i ¥ jector for the more successful treatee 0. ‘Sold by Carr a the eee eer The Daily Transcript. Bo. 82 Commercial street, Nevada City; Cal . -,. SIRCULATES 12 of Gevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, " Spencevilie San Juan, French Cor* fal, Sweetland; North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Grani ie, Truckée, and every other town of Nevada county: also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea.” ~ " “WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1889. A Rascally Practice. It is said that unprincipled parties fishing in some of the lakes in the eastern part of this county have been using ‘“‘cocculus indicus,’’ vulgarly _ known as the “fish berry.’’ This fisherman’s gid is a large seed. It grows in the. Bast Indian Islands, and has been used by the natives in capturing ’ fish for many years. The seed is a narcotic, and when the fish eats it, it renders them crazy at first, and then stupifies them. The seed is concealed in dough, and the greedy fish suspect nothing. When the fish are. in the crazy stagethey jump out of the water} or float at the top, and are readily j captured. Some authorities claim that the “‘fish-berry”’ is extremely poisonous, but fisherman who have used it many tinves say it does not render the flesh of the finny ones unwholesome It is against the law to use cocculus indicus, but this does not prevent unprincipled people from frequently using it. Motel Arrivals. Nationat Excuange, May 27th:—W P. Whitney, Erie, Pa. ; Mrs,.W. Glover, Mrs. Proser, Anthony House; John German, San Juan; Wm. Cunning ham, Graniteville; M. Pullein;Quake: Hill; H.-E, Blevin, Miss,Laura Blevin, Mrs. Blevin, You Bet; Alex. P. Murgotten, H. W. Belshaw, J. Bamberger, A. P. Mathews-H. E. Tuttle, San Francisco; J. H. Stewart and wife, T. C. Bishop, L. L. Gaffney and wife, Downieville; Charlie Smith, Smartsville; Grass Valley, 3; city, 13. Union, May 27th—Wm. Hammell, F. M. Ellis, Scott’s Flat; M. T. Hubbard and son,.M. Berollati, Sacramento; J. H. Cammett,' Robt. Holmes, E H. Colley, W. B. Howard, J: H. Keller,and wife, San Fraricisco; G.W. Mayberry, Central House; John Conlan, Smartsville; H. Watson, Delh: Mine; W. H. Stanley, Bloomfield; J. H:-Beéoth; Auburn ; city, Ti " Ahead of All. Many of the San Francisco papers pronounce ‘the Everiing Bulletin ar old fogy sheet. The people of ‘the " PATRIOTIC EXERCISES. Closing of the Pubif¢e Schools at san Juan. a Norts San Jvax, May 25th, 1889. Epitor Transcrirt — The public schools of North San Juan closed yésterday with the customary exercires, It the afternoon the primary school, largely attended by the parents of the children to witness the entertdinment given by the children in the way of speaking, singing and recitations. The schoolroom was guily dressed with flowers, ferns and pictures. The exercises Were interesting, showing the improvement the children had mede during the past year under the management of Mrs. Herrod. . In the evening the scholars of the grammar school, Mr. Curlin, teecher, had their exercises, The schoolroom was decorated with pictures of Lincoln, Grant and Garfield. There was suspended in front of the platform'a large American flag. The walls o! the room were crowned with beautifu( wreaths mad: of flowers and ferns From the ceiling weresuspended large bell-shaped bunches of flowers of: al! kinds; and on “the blackboards on every side of the room were mottoes, quotations from Lincoln and Grant, trite sayings expressive of their devotion to and love of country. The room was packed to overflowing with the’ parents of the boys and girls attending the school, and many persons from other towns on the Ridge were there. The exercises were interesting and were in most cases warmly applanded by the audience. Patriotic songs, speeches and dialogues com memorative of the centennial yea) since Washinyton’s first inauguration is the first President of our Republi: were rendered by the scholars. Thr soul-in=piring songs,” Hail Columbia,’ ‘Columbia’ the. Gem. of the.Qcean,” andsongs: that -weré prevalent dufing the rebellion, stirred the hearts ut the audience in a manner to bring bick strongly to their recollection the durk days our country was struggling to maintain its unity. The program wa: @ lengthy one, occupying about two and one half hours time in its performance. The singing was excellent. and the speeches by the boys and gir!showed how well they have been disciplined by their teacher to hom cur people are much indebted for the very excellent entertainment afforded thein. It would require too much of tie space “of your piper “to .give vou the natwes of the scholars who participated in the entertaininent ‘and thei: selections. Suffice it to say tuey: al. did well. A Looker On. Repartee and Kejoiner,. interior do not view the Bulletin in that light. Since the recent change in the railroad time table the evening papers—Bulletin, Post and Réport— arrive here at the sathe time as the . ' Call, Chronicle and Examiner and . {t other papers published on the same morning, the evening papers contain. 1 ing the news of twelve hours later. . stances. The Bulletin isthe only evening paper that sends a 5 o’clock edition to its interior readers. The Post and Report . . think the two -o’clock edition is late it would seem that the Post and Report are the old fogies, letin. and not the Bul. They Were schoolmates. : Dr. F. R. Waggoner of this city and dothing to sey. and random rejoiner can be easily iiwho wished to be sareastic at the exenough for the country. In this case . pense of Ambrose Bierce, charged hin with thinking that he was wiser than antagonist ‘‘a bleur-eyed liar and low down yellow cur,”’ he replied as folCargon Appeal: ‘Lhere is a class of uf editors who believe that whenever t newspaper, hits the: or at them, hey must talk back. Frequently hey_do so_when reaily they have Silence is much beter than—neise—under these circumThe difference between real repartee ustrated. A few day's ago some one he Almighty. instead of calling bi+ ows: “IT never claimed to ba wiser than the late Dr. Cronin of Chicago were. God, but in justice to myself, I wi.l ‘fellow students at the Missouri Medical College in St. Louis, and were the warmest kind of personal friends. Dr. Waggoner was then taking a second and special course of study, having graduated from another number of years previously, and Dr. Cronin was working to earn the diploma he _ subsequently received. Dr. Waggoner says that Dr. Cronin ‘was a man among men—was thoughtful, conservative, quick to learn, bright of intellect, and in every way anoble fellow. calitinintiieieienen NeAgLy ‘everbody needs a yuod medicine ai this season, to purify. the blood and build up the system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most popular and succegsful spring medicine and blood purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired’ feeling. The New Discovery. You have heard your friends ana neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one ofits staunch friends, -because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. Jf yuu have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaran e ed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at CarrBros Drugstore. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous cure for Catarrb, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Inment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by. Carr Bros. d6-6m ~Oe Cure for Wiles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ‘say that I never would have created you.”’ TNothing rongh and rude in the above, but the ripple of cultivated laughter which went-up-in-San-Francollege a} cisco when people read the Examine: must have conveyed the in'ellige: g to somebody that-he had been thra-i through with a—fine; delicate weapon which he Was probably unable te classify. It would be hard’ to excel such a brilljant piece of repartee as that; it was just a trifle better than Bierce’s reply to a would-be poet,who said: “People who read your poetry soon forget the name of the author.” “People who read yours,’’ was the reply, ‘‘soon forget their own.” The same brilliant writer once gave as a toast ata putlic dinner: “The poor, whom we respect—and avold.”’ oe He alludes to hell as ‘‘Lower Sacramento,”’ and speaks of ‘‘the Archbishop Alamany and the starch Bishop Kipp.’* A Scrap of faper Saves Her Life. It was jnst an ordinary scrap o wapping paper, but’ it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she wa: incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. Ona piece of wrapping paps she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery and. got a sample bottle ;jt helped her she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought®anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and ir now strong, healthy, rosy, plump weighing 140 pounds. For fuller parti culars send stamp to W. H. Cole Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ef this wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Rev. Sam Jones is “shaking” uy Danville, Va. SJACOBS QJ], For Strains and Pains. like'perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts di-ectly upon affected, absorbing the ‘tu ,allaying the intense itching und ng @ permanent cure. 50 NEW AND STRONG FACTS. Caneand Crutch. CanaiPalton 0 .June29.' Sullered with strained back for two walked igh cane and crutch. was cured by St. = BRANDERBERGER. Strained Back Amanda. . ate, June, ne utered strained back weeks, pain 5 in in one y: OU which cured me. Mm pone 5 » Washington, . June 26, '88. Wor 15 Fence of pi for Sfteen years with strained , no trouble with it mow, two years ogo was Mo retara. Address tie Dr. Bosanko Medby Bt Jacobs Oil AT Devocists AND DeaLens. ———— He scemed al ~ HERE TO'LEARN. Traveling Juceg. Antonio Mercenurio d’Estado de Guerrero Yyuala, Mexico, accom panied hy Guillomo Holea, professor oi languages, San Franci-co, ere said to have last week paid wu hurried visit to Mrs. William Herrod, teacher, was} some of the mines at this city and Grass Valley. They were traveling in cognito,.and came and went without being identified by, the general public. They weiew hey here on their way from a trip to the State of Nevada. Signor Mercenario isa high official in the Mexican Government and stands close to President Diaz. Like Spaniards of nobility, he is accomplished and éxceedingly polite and affable in every manner. He is making tais trip in his own interest principally, and incidentally forthe berefit of a circle of financial friends. He is working silver mines and the richest qnicksilver mines in Mexico, situated 120 ‘niles in the interior from Acapulco. He is reducin; his ore by the old style called the patio precess, which takes from 12 i 15 days to separate the metal from thé rock. His mine is 9¢0 feet de p,--being the deepest in that section, thongh there are a number of other mines from 40 to 30) feet deep. The r0ch is taken out by hand in rawhide sacks. The object of S'gnor Mercenario’s visit 1s to study the American method of 1edncing ores, und‘he will take witl, him from San Francisco everything necessary for a 20-stamp mill. If the natives permit him to continue its existence he will enlarge it to meet the femands of his mining interests. He is absolutely full of life and push, and is more than pleased with the Cabfornis and Nevada style of reducring ores; where the silver can be sep: trated from the rock in five hours, -irstead of 12 or 15 days’ by the patio proces-. When Captain Muathewsoi vf Virginia City told him the Comstockers could get silver ont of rock in five hours he came ne ir falling out ot the bugzy, and would not gpeak another word to the Captain until Le »bserved tie stamps at the Nevada mill and heard their timnder. Hi considered that he had been jiusulted. He wasalso greatly pleased with the ponderous inachinery of the Union anc Combination ‘shafts and the operations came h'm when he saw Prifexso: Fieldiwg ttirn out 100 assays of ore ina couple of hLonrs—imitters which are now too common on the Comstock tc excite comment. A Fortanate. Drugzist. Mr. Edwin W. Joy for ma-y years and now a Prosperous druggist on the corner cf Stockton and Market st-eeis.in San Francisco, prubably never dreamed of rivaling'in wealth the mecicine kings of the country. Dut Various rumors hav-ng been floating zroun? to the effect that he has stru_X it big, an Czaminer rcp. rer was ‘4, actailed to unearih tio cause, and efter much dificalty unraveled tho following etoryIt seers thatabout reven years ago an Erglish physician, a g-eat studekt of botanz, leca’ed in this city. His] ractice was not cxte sive, and yet the fow cases taat ‘ame toh Uttlecatten‘ion. [is ruceess seemed to be in the treatment of liver and kidnc y Clrorders, and vitiated Licol In fact Lis cbility with these common co o, end Lis quiet modest inethods a <li-kept sectet was as mntch a mystery as himsclf. After lis de Pirtaure about a year later Br, Jcy cetermincd to fathom the secret, and copying all the prescriptions he had filled for tke crratic doctor he began a systematic analysis, Ih his exam’ ination he ciseuvere} running all through the prescrip ions for liver and Lidney troubles, vitiated blood and s‘omach Ciscrdurs a couple of vegetable extra ts indigenous to California, 6o simple and so well Lnown under homely every day names to very shocl boy as to entirely dissipate the suspicion that they were the active principles involved. So certain, however was Mr, Joy that ho had discuvered the secret, that he embodied the new elements in a preparation of Sarsaparilla-to disguise the taste, and put it befone his custom: rs under the modest name of Joy’s Vegetable Sirsaparilla. Iumediat:ly.the same marvelous stories came back of its astonishing effecta, and the mystery was solved, and the talk it has created has alresdy caused it to step into prominence, and orders pour in daily from all over the coast. And thus another California industry lcaps into combines the ju‘ve of the Blue Figs of talifornia, so laxative and nutritious, vith the medicinal virtues of plants ‘nown to be most beneficial to the uman system, forming the ONLY PER‘ECT REMEDY to act gently yei wromptly on the SIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS —AND TO— Jleanse the System Effectaally, i — 50 THAT — 2?URE BLOOD, REFRESaiNG SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using ii ind all are delighted with it. Ask you: lruggist for SYKUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CC. Saw Francisco, Cac. Lovuisvicie, Ky. New Yorx, MN. 4 PRIVATE BUARDING HOUSE. MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Steatjas) Lodging at Reasonable Kates. ie The Table will be suppliéd Abell. -+-with the best ofevervthing. Health and Pleasure Seekers from abroad will find this-one of the best places ‘in town to stop at. This House contaius as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city Day Board $5 a week. A Distinguished Mexican Miner Me Saysthe Jalied Hydraulickers at the C.& C., but his marvel over-]. AH THERE. «2 Wilt Stay There. Ah There, a Chinaman of much information and influence, has jastreturned from atrip to San Francisco and Marysville. He says the twenty-three Mongolians (all but Mine) who are serving five-hundred diy termsin the Yaba county jail for contempt.of Judge Keyser’s antihydraulicking injunctions, will pay no part whatever of the fines imposed upon them, but will give Yuba connty a chance to baukrupt itself supporting them. Ah Tiere says the authorities in charge of the jl afe not wiving the prixoners juite (hat class of treatment which he believes eyery human being entitled to. He says they don’t expect to have their beefsteaks swimming in drawn gilt-edge butter, nor do they demand*iced cream of thick consistency for their breakfast gem and ‘trawberres; but they do think, especially as they have appealed to the Supreme Court from the decision imp isoning them, and are ir a fair Way t» get a response liberating them, they should be treated somewhat diffrentlythin hogs usnally are. wi a 282 22 3 Baked F aoe se set eee ee 44.5 sa RceeEere iy thee BPO “OCSsse Sa = em HES o-8-3 43 a ha sR ESSER 45 £g32238 Feece a5 4 355 725-586 227 2285582389 Fea9 es = nes ogogre me 2> 2S2seq° EF fae B°Ssbes55 Fa i.) 82,35 POTS Sy2r5 on. 2 9 Sb5gne ‘ 5) ss Zo @ Fo 83 23 S3So8 a 2s S #5 3 <8 >z ies pEres 8 aH eos 2 Bs>,e2tbeasPre = B56 22 hoe eos Pereritiaa Sdeo“SeecGay “Equalization Notice. HE BOARDUOFCITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from 8 to W o'clock each eveuins commencing Mondsy, June 34. 1889, and contining in ses€ion One week: = Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors fir Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair. ANU FACTCRER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleoching the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, BAN FRANCISCO, UAL, EDUCATIONAL. THE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton Colleze and late instructor in Lanrelt Hull Collese, Sun Mateo, is p.iepured togive : z {nstruction in the Natural Sciences, Olas i2s and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Princeton College ;— Prof. aed .eConte, University of California ; Dr. John Gambie, Laurel Hall Col ese. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. [m4] Nevada City, Cal. 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Address THE HISTORY 00., 723 Market st., three of them being from the Omega bacco pa = tablished in former years. fe) U ~ MILLINERY NOTICE, one We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, Who has just returned from the’ East, and whose reputation asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so well esinthe way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Lowest @ THE BEE HIVE, GRASS VALLEY. ~SAM’L YEO, Prop’. 100 pieces French Chellies at 5 cts. per yard. : 75 pieces Piques at 8 cents per yd. 33 pieces All Wool Dress Goods, 25 cents—worth 50 cents. 72 pieces of Lawns at 214 ets. 65 pieces of French Sateens at 12!¢ cents—regular 25 cent goods. 3 Stacks of Cualicos, 16, 18 and 20 yards for $1. (2@F-Our Carpet Department-and Wall: Paper up stairs—at Half. the of goods. (0@" Sainples sent-free to the moantains. Apply to the Champion of Cheapness, ‘SAM’L YEO, 14, 16 and 18 Mill, St. Grass Valley.

No More High Prices —AT THE— Pioneer Book and Music Store, Finest Line of Stationery in-tne City. New Goods Constantly Arriving. E ALSO KEEP A FINE LINE ©ROf quet Seta, Hammocks, Children’s Carriages, Combs and Brushes, Harmonicas, MUSIG BOXES,’ WHISKS, RAZORS, CHILDREN’S BROOMS, ‘POCKET KNIVES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, ETC., ETC. ALL AT REASONABLE RATES! QF A Diseount of 10 per cent. allowed on all purchases (except echoolbooks) of $200 and upward for the next 30 days. H. H. LENNIE & CO., Successors to G. W. Welch. Miners Wanted. Able bodied Men to work by the day or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE,North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. Mining Contract. SEALED PAG PSA L ed by the un ign s Sinking an Mciine Shaft » 200 Feet, ¢ At the Manzanita Mine. WILL BE RECEIVfor Specifications to be seen at the Mine, We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty All of which will .be sold at the MRS. LESTER & CRAWPORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. price usually charged for same quality . Most needed by the family, ihe fwould wt death pay the face of thi Ribbons and Trimming Prices, MANHATTAN Insurans3 Company. Leal Assets, $12,000,000. The history of the past has prover bevond a question that an endowmen’ policy in a life in-urance-company i a much BETTER INVESTMENT Than a savings bunk; BLliai, becans it is very much safer—as the law of the State of New York requires every lite insurance company to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Egnalstoits liabilities, dolar for dollar; SECOND, in case of déith whil making these small deposita, the tile insurance company will pay, just when Full Amount Of the sum in: ured, amounting to 10, 20, or even 30 times as inucl: as hus been deposited; or en the * Return Premium Plan of the Manuarran, they would do even more than this, for thes polhey, and in ad tition all the deposits (premiums) paid, while the sivingbank vould only return the amounts actually deposited with interest * Who would not purchase a valuible piece of propertvy—a farm, for exuinpie —wort:, $10,000. if he conld have twenty vears to pay for it. in small suis of $200 per annum with inferest on deferred payments, and without any tax on it? the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent. of the $10.00)--.1 snm ‘ —THE— Leading : Variety : Store Of Nevada City, ALEX, DURBIN, Proprictor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American ‘Tea Store. Everything in my line _ Cheaper Than Ever Befure. Look at some of tha Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockéy Club (hey West).. . ...10 cents vur Poet . Re .. 8 for a quarter La Kose (Key West). a iv cents otulen hisses es. s,e+ 8 for a quarter souvenir’ key West) ee fu cents Washinctonu brs Levan 10 cents Juy-Eye-see . ...8 for a quarter (uarantee .B fora quarter Wait rur Me. c Veclataesss G0 © QURiter A. Vurbin’s Choice......6 fora quarter Ariadne § fora quarter My teu cent Cizars are sold by other dealers for 1244 cenls; uy 3Y4 cent cigars for tea cents; my dS ceut cigars ure the vest in the market, All brands by the box lower than the lowese . Tobaccos. : Star per plug. 0 cece.. OO Cents Climax, per plug. vas 50 ceuts Sawlog, per plug. ve pee deees s 60.Comts New Wriukle, plug .-50 cenis Aud all otiuer kinds iu propertion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade ut 35 Cents a-pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At fiom 10 tow percent icss thun is usualdy charged in otaer stures. * Soda. Crackers. _** “The best, pervex. .:. .,-++.85 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is large aid new. Prices lower than tue sume Can be buiizht fur elsewuere. Pocket Knives. : Tleadin tais tue. «y euiery is of the best brauds, uad Lchalleuse competition in Prices, , Gombs and Brushes. I Carryarhive stuck rangiusin price from 3 todd cents euch. Waoatis tue use of paying lancyprices fur such tulips wheu 1 seli equally youd vues sor lers mnguey? Stationery. Writing material, piats und fancy. All the Tatest styles tn piperties, _ Alsy. slates, tubie B, te, '. Prices duwun ty bedrock. Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that will astonish you Fur iastance, t sell 2-cent cologue fur zucents, acd dU-ceut Florida water fur 40 cents. % Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced thes: alusust to cust, aud I hous ht taem very low, Ladies’ and Gent'eman’s Blacking. The best domestic an imported kinds. J make « Bpectaity-of Shue-dressings aud up deise,l otver deuiers. ‘Walking Sticks. . tomoveltics inti stine:—A good vane fur id rents, Anu elesuntoue for 2 cents. Boss (genuine hickory, Canes, Witu crooked handles, only $1, : Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thétsand kinds suco°us please the ttle folk+ most. Fi -¢ Volice Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lishters. 26 cetiis. . Tai almost givins them away. Candies, Everybody knows I] keep the freshest and finestintown > F.uit: and Vegetables. Allkiatsiitisessiior Cerode bough cheaper from me than «lsewhere, Fish, Fresh fish every Tiiursxd ty and Friday. All perso if indsbted co Cae tican of Smoo Gaol s arses passweltsiacastatsiv sé tle with me. A. DTI tBIN. not much greater thantht paid annually for taxes on preperty in hand, ot the same cost, and especialy if he could have the further conditions specially stated in the: vontruct, 1st, that if he dies while making these payments—eyvyen alier oie only has een tude -: No Further Payments Shall be Requ’red, And the full tide in fee simple to the entire farm shall at once be given to the family; and 2d, that if at wny time after three years during the twenty vearshe shall be umible to -contiune the payments avd from sickness or ny misfortune, thit then he contd disvontinue any further payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farin as he had paid for; thas, if onefourth of the payments had been made, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half of the payments had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete.,* and at the same time the farm be entirely free from all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not even tu be reachea by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living t the end of the twenty years and the annu . payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simpie 18 Fecured, Now, the Mannarran Lire IxsurANCE Company offers all this and wore, for instead of offering LAND on these terms, which is often eaien up by legal expenises and’ fees in case or the death of the purchaser, or »wallOwed up by a mortyage yiven to sé. cure deferred paywents, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiry destiiuie, or dependent,ait offers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of : First-class Secu ities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and con ditions. as above—the cost per year varying st different apes, but otherwise subs antialiy the seme terms as above stated, Winie the stm to be paid at the end of the twenty years wil be increased by dividends and compounded interest Tor the full term, thus makipy the investment a very PROFIFABLEsand ADVANTAGEOUS one. Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt reply if addvesx-ed to Bids will be opened on Monday, May 27th, 1889, at 12M. S. WHEELER, Supt. L. P. FISHER-— Ne wepaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX-} CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STRERT, BAN FRANCISCO, N B. ADVERTISEMENTS Solicited for all newspapers published on the‘Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, . Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpa} riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand, the Aus: . tralfan ‘Colonies, the Eastern States and Europe, Files of nearly everv newspaper published . on the Pacific Coast are kept econubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours. HE NEVAvaA DAILY Tea SCRIPT may e , m6-3t San Francisco, Cal. MR. ROBERT BRENHAM; National Exchange Hotel, Nevada <ity. Cal. NEW LODGING HOUSE, No. iM Turk Street, . Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco at7:45 2. MT. 11:45 P.M. Ptitycconnecting with Teachers’ Seni-Anunuil Examination, MHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF upplicunts fur Certincates to teaeh—-iv the Vubpiie seavols of Nevada County wili be held at Wasaingtun Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning ‘a uceduy, July v9, isso. ° A. J. TIFFANY, i County Superintendent. Nevada City, May 0th, 188), ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF— NEVADA CITY, CAL., Manufae urers of 5 ANG tn MACHINERY OF ALL -KINDS, Milling, Hoisting and. Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds, Agentsin Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE— Giving the L rgest Dercentage Of Power of any Water Wheel: Made ESF Mining men and others invited tocall and rispect our establishment and-its facilities for turning out first-class work, MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City yN GRR Nevada Count & TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Suaday, May 12. LEAVING NEVADA GIT‘: 10:45 A. M pally, connect with Iverlund arriving in 3 é Uverland Pusssnzer leaving San Franciseo at 6:3) PB. ool.s and —_— Mrs. C. Zz. Beardman, . formerly of this eity, would ree i specttully’ inform her friends aud the pubie eevxerally thet . I T) she has vpened a Lodcinz. QDaily, e nnecting with House at the aboveomentioned . 3 20 Fr. M. Local from Gacrameste vainallsend you free, somethin place, which is conveniently located for! @&d Overlana raing from East. people visiting the city, for business or . Pleagure, and she is prepared to fur i . . Daily ; connecting with . B . Trooms by the day, wee oF mouthe dees’ 4:07 A.M. 4 in this-worid, {1 MRS. C.2. BOARDMAN, . ” Over band arch yagi 3.0 Fruucisvo at 11:45 ubility reyuired, “et Particular ut ention of gentlemen called ft. Merchant ‘alg D. SMITH,’ Commercial Stroet, Nevada City, S now. better prepared than ever to make to order on shoi* notice and in the moat satisfactory manner DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, And all of which will be done in the Highest Style of the Art. Perfect Fit and First-class Workmanship Guaranteed. PRICES the LOWEST. (08F"Sovn to arrive, the largest and finest stock of meéstic Npriig & Summer Goods, ~ Includiag Suitings, Vestings, Pants Goods, etu., in all the most Fashionable Patterns. D. SMITH, Commercial Street . New York Bakery. G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, EAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL known and popular Bakery of Mrs. John Hurst, on; COMMEROIAL STREET. intend to keep on hand at all timesa good Variety of 4S BABS. PIES, CAKE, Ete., And Fai try Made to order on short notice o1 most reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line _promp ly attended to. ‘Wedding Cakes By strict attention to bueiness, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I hope to merit a lberal patsonage. To Capitalists . A Rare Opportunity. ° IT DFSIRE TOSTART UP THE ALTOONA Quicksiiver Mine and want to get money without delay or cireumlocution, I have peaceable pussession of the mine and there 8 nO validur equitubie cliim against the stuck, . The e is 98200 worth of ore on the dump and the inine is vpened.to produce witu on€ furnice $20,000 per month rhreequarters is profit aud there is wre enough in *siglit to run several furnaces. About $5000 will meet ali expenses and put $25,000 worth fure on the auinp. A firuace builder is ready to put oP a lurn ice aid take his pay whet quicksilver is maie, I am also the cightful owuer of tae Brandy City Mine, $14.0) la the bhundsof Goidstein, which I sHull recover, This is notan advertis. ment ty selithe meine, but to -overcume influence whichis opposing me. Address M. ZELLERBACH, . 609 Sacramento St, S. F. Room 4. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp National Ex change Kotel, JAMES HENNESSY,‘2 PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of éforses, Carringes and Buggies To be found in this part of the state. Teams with elegant Bugyies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms : Proprietor The horses are free from vice, of good style and Capable cpl LIE as fast-as any gentle mun Cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPT. FURNISHED : A Liberal Reward. OST, ON THE ROAD BET\, ZEN NEVAdu City and Quaker Hill. a pocket-book coutuinins sume papers iu an envelope, a bank buvk und gVinmouney The name of Mrs. H. BK. Whitue\ appears on the Papers and bank-buvk Aliberal reward will be paid forthe return of 41) orany portion of h preperty to MK3. 4. B. Wi LE NEY, Red Dog Nevada cuuuty, Cal. May l—im, Nevada and Grass Valley ’Bus Line. TIME TABLE: TNTIL fursher notice the ’Bug will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the followhig hours : Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and ¥ o'clock A. M.,dud 1, 3:45 aud 6:30 P.M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:40 P, M, Pure frum hotel wo hotel 25 cents for the ruund trip WETTERAU& CARSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all those discases commonly called Female Complaints with which’ all women are alllcted, and for these cases isa positive cure. Lt wil! purify and enrich your blood, sive strenzth aud steudiness to your nerves, and iuvigerate your entire system, giving yuu rey Cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do uot delay but get it atonce aud be cured us thousauds ulready have. We will send free tu any uddress a bouk containing much useful information for the ladies, “ailmore’s Aromatic Wine is giving bet er satisfaction than any medicine I have suldin twenty years. It is all it is represented to be. W. Ty JOYNER, DruggistDelaware, Ohio,” . REWARDED are those who read thisund then act; they will fiud honorable eget ll not take meut that will ‘hem from thelr homes and families. The prolits ure large and sure for every indus(lous person, many have made and are now muking several hundred dollars a month. It is easy for any on #0 and op> t wards perday, who is willing to work. Ki T sex, young or old; capital bot needed; Westurt you, fvery thing new. No special ou, reader, can doit as Well us anyone, Write to-usat once for full particulars, which. we mail free, Address * ttinson % Co, Portland, Maine, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, Overland Pussenger caving San Francisco at3:00 P, M, and 6:30 1 M, t MONEY TO BE MaDE, CUT THIS out and return to us, and of great value and importance to you, that will start you in business which will bring you in nore money right away than anything else ny one can do the work and ive ut home, Kither sex—all ages, Somehing new, that just coins money for all een on Sle at ti fice ¥ r workera, We 1 start you; capital uot oon ° eattue officeo -L P Fisher . Proprietor. , JOUN F. KIDDER, General Manager, . B¢eded. This fs one f the genaine, import. \ Ra earn . E,W. BROWN, Superintenaent aut chances of a lif e@. Those who are Yo can live i“ noms, pnd make more Rue alee econ l Gren eathe ee ee vit Ad Pa money at work for us, than at ; : is : Tne nennnreeneecen . 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