April 1, 1890 (4 pages)

unty of ‘TY op iQ, Beng DITcy ‘at: I in gy Uberigy tof Ca} 1885, by wer thy m day ter tie Served bot thig dement ult, ae MPlaint judy. Buin uf tfren, Mt. per e: That the Sy a, Shy Biven OL thie heresy, h said © date That d,. Aj} © Cah Crency ule if you Cou ai tiil @ 8) 1 from 2D pe; f suit. d, do 6 Sey] of Ne A.D iy, erk F NTU, . 1. THAT Offiee 8 thag 545.97 Vein, ‘idth, Dis esiyit @n ship labo 09 ag ound low buth aH ier 56 NEVADA LODGE, NO. !3 F.& A. M. HVA DA AILY TRANSCRIPT. ‘ = ob VOL. LIX.=No. 9104 wide a . : . . : NEVADA OITyY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1890. fistablished Sept. 6; 1860, by N. P. Browt &_0o. ‘1 bie indy) OrAnseript. La OO PREMIUMS. #9 e WO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WIrscn0 NIE . ' yielding large and quick returns. : fine sear a = = =, NK L We have a soil and climate admirBao gine ee . <r = ree Te ‘ 3 cio at, ably adapted to the sucéessful culture eee meron jie es weser PUBLISHED _Every Day Excepting Monday —_BY— SROWN & CALKINS. _B. Brown, 1. §. CALKINS, Editor UF PICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Com xi mercinl Bt. Nevada City, Ca feKAMS OF SUBSCRIPTION’ sear, paynbte tm udvance, $6. peo, We have -se!-=4—the NEVADA CITY SOCIETY DIRECTORY. weneeeeeeaeaenanrn—aeer esr eee" MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall é nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, free ® at 7:30 o’clock, H, J. WHITE, C. P. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. _ COURT GARFIELD, NO. 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Meets at Pythian Castle B/®RY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 0’CL’K, R, B, TREMAIN, C. RB. RICHARD. TREMAIN, R, 8.” NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, NO, 118, Order of Ohosen Friends. —— Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hal. and Third Monday Eveniug of each month at 7:30 o’elock. MRS. C. A. GOYNE, C: C. E, F. ROSENTHAL, 8. ‘ NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A.M. — STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN_ EACH MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, ‘Native Bons-of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle VERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 o'CLK, : _._ EJ, OTT, President. W. T, MORGAN, &. 8. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 43, Qhampions of the Red Cross. _, Meets at Hibernia Hall . EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING] : JOHN WERRY, Com. W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. ~ Meets at Masonic Hall. tated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each month. — Visiting Brethien in good standing are cordially invited. J JOHN T. MORGAN, Master. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. : Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 7:80 o'clock, J. A. RAPP, 8. K. CG, GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. R, NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, i ‘Knights Templar. Meets at Masonic Hall FIR81 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 7¢ o'clock. DAVID E. MORGAN, C. I. J, ROLFE, kh, LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Evening of Each Month, at 7;800’clock, MISS LIZZIE KEENAN, P, SERAPH ©. SUKEFORTH, R. 8: NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meets at Pythian Castle * ist and 8d Thursday Evening of Month, At 7:80 o'clock. J. W. ROBINSON, Com. J. C. DICKERMAN, Sec. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO, 30, » Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Every Alternate Thursday Evening commenci withthe First bursdav Evenng in the year, i A, J. KIDD, President. JOHN C, NILON K. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, « Wyoming Tribe, No. 49. _° + Meets at Odd Fellows’ Halil, EVERY 4H UKRSDAY EVE’G, at7:300'¢lock. >” "HARRY DANIELS, 8+ 6£0. M. HUGHES) C,/of R. £@Ponemah Council, D. of P, meets at same place every Second. fhursday Evenioe ging Mary Simg, P.; Mins Nettie HackMILO LODGE, NO. 48, ‘Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Gaatle EVERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:80 O'CLOCK WM. FINLEY, C. ©. B. 8. BECTOR, K. of R. and 8. "NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, Tadepeudent Qrder of Good Templars, . Meets at Oddfellows Hall EVERY FRIDAY EVEN’G at 7:30 o'clock. J. M. WALLING, CG, T. ED, MORGAN, Rig PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, ~ Order Bons of St. George. Mects at Pythian Castle, Every saturd fourth Saturday of ge I tice of7'0 > clock. Business’M’g’r. —+5-Cents. . that exist in the food weeat and the slowing valuable P. \ ‘Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Reslizing the importance cf a good wateh : Waltham” as iu _imost reliable . timemarket These watclte: ‘ world-wide reputation which the; y solely on their merits. The es to Le of bolid goida i respectively and if no¢ just as represented may be returned as our expense and we will refund the moaey paid We are prepared to make the most liberal propo: seen by the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents’. A geritleman’s solid gold hunti case. watch ow, ” : Valtham” movement, n-winding and a “. setting, with DAILY TR IRIPT end Dain Bulletin, one year, $36. tch, DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 334.40 Subscriber pays express chirges on watch from San Francisco Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Waltham” movement, stem-wineltng sveni-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builetin one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletiv, one year, $26,90. SuvSeriber to pay eXprese charges on Wa.ch from San Fran: Solid Silver Watches. Solid to silver. hunting case watch Walthain” movement, stem-wiading and stemsetting,a thoroughly reliable time-keeper, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and’ Daily Bulletin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIP’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15.90; Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisco. ~ _ Same watch, ope face, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT, and Daily Bulletin, one year, $15; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $12.90. Subscriber to pay «xprees charges on watch from San Francisco. Nickle Watch. A nandsome nick!e stemi-winding watgh, open face, good movement, with DAILY TRA SCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT anu Weekly Builetin, one year, 38.90. Subscriberto pay express chaiyes on watch frou San Francisco, rs Bicycles. iw The Bicyele we Save selected as a premium— the “apalig’—while not the most expensive is a first-class article in every respe It if handsome-and substantially made asily and isa prime favorite, It is standard finish with" nickle tritumings, and vill be sent complete with saddle-bag, tools, etc. Will ve sent with DALLY TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletiu, one. year, for $29; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26:9( for a 36.1ch wheel, Pri ’ 2 Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought-iron velocipede, with Lell, ete.,_ complete, seni-with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one “year, $12.50; with DA{L¥Y TRANSCRIP? and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40, Type Writers. Thisisa type-writing age. Everybg@dy has one whohas writing ‘to do; or should”haye one. Hereis your opportunity. The Suy type-writer i3 a perfect instrument, simple in "Qnstruction, easily Worked, fieatly mounted andxed, with instructions for use, which can he le minutes, with oe TRANSCRIPT 5 id. Daily Bulletin, one year, $17; with DA TRANSCRIPT’ and* Weekly Hutletih, onc year, $15. Subscribergpays express, * ee : Cane. _ Neither too large nor too smal, but just the rightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ear $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCKICT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays express. ! Telescope. A very useful artiele thatanyone living in tne country or tpayeling, will appreciate, Our premium telescopeis a good, strong instrument, with an object-glusd $ inches in Aiameter, 3 draws, 5 inches long when closed; Jeather cased, and willbe sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT. and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay expresa charges. Microscope: A most interesting instrument and of yroxt use to the student. This is no toy, but a powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things drink, It stands 6inches f diameters, and wil besent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one-year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Balictin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges Musical {nstrumerts. In making our selections of . musical. instruments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get a good article—one that we need not hesi tate to send to aperformer whois a connoisseur. We have made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruments in connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedentiy liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that has become very fashionabladaring th few years It is readily learned by anyone having a good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment for the voice insinging. We will send a handrome nicklé-tim, call-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY 'TKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIVT und Weekly Bulletia,; one year, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges. = B Flat. Cornet. Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, music rack, case and instruction book; omplete—a fine sclo instrument—with DAILY TRANSCKIP? and Daily Butietin, one ear, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eokly Bulletin. $14.60, Subscriber pays ex~ press charges. Flute. The flute is one of chesweetest and casiest mu~ sical instruments to learn. Itharmonizes with the piano ‘and J! other instruments. For o remium we have selected a fine .cocoa-wood, 6Quyed, cork ointed flute with tuning slide, and willsend it with DALLY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one yéar, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. Pianos, Amimature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finished just the thing for children to learn to play on; makes good music, Sent with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Paily Buletin, one year, $11.50; with DaiLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays express, : Croquet. A beautiful croquet cet for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one sear, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one vear, $8. Subveriber pays express. % Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing a good. gun for a premium—one that wecan recommend? and feel assured that our selection will bé-qll that -you canask. Ourpremium gun is "well made and hands.mely finished, [t shocts strong and accurately, andis a reliable gun in every particular, 1tis the very best gun ever offered a8 a newspaper prentium andis weil worth working for; © tine magnificent double : bteech-loader* with twist barrels, bacs-action, side snap, rubber butt, Nos. 10 and 12 ghtize; as desired, and will besent.with DAIbY TFRANSCRIPT and_ Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSCKI1T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19 Stha-cr-ber pays express, ! Samé gun as above, with pis '-gr be adf«d .0 above pr'ves $1.59 to GF We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semiremlums 2t.the following prices, ‘payable in advance : PICK OUTZYOUR COMBINATION. sitions on these watches as premiums, ag will be+ Jick edia ten -} DAILY TRANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one the San Francisco Weekly Bulletin, and any of be fol+ Pa] = LLPURIS yr dyetny with DATLY . Minch head, with sticks TRANSCRIPT and Daily tin, oné your, $1 with -DAH-LY TRANED aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. O37F pays express >; ~—tilitary Brum. 2 ecrded, hammered brass drum, #, With DAILY TRANSCRIPT and », One year, $10.50; with DAILY iPTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, 3.00, Subseriber pays express. 5“ Hiffes, The Winchester maintains its placeas the best repeating rifle made and is too well known to heed further description, We will send a 44 cal on barrel Winchester ri with DAILY GILT andl Caily Buletia, one year, e2z.79; with DAILY TRANSUCRL-F and Weekty Bulletin, one year, $20.75. Above is center fie rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1 40 less, Sab seriber payS expressFlobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting al. Flobert neise less cartrid yes, juss the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY 'THKANSCRIPT and Patly Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletiv, One year, $9.25. Subscriber pa) s express, Revolvers. Wo ‘have decided"to offer a strong, serviceable revolver for a premium ‘and have -selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,’ in any size from 22to 85 cal. It will be .sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAIGY 'TKANSCREIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays express, Fishing. Tackle Our premium fishing rodis a 15 foot Calcutta baialioo with lance wood tip and double ferrules. It is & yoo able rod’and wilbe sent with line, reel, ete,, cx ete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year. §11; with DAILY TRA) hLieT and Weekly Bulletin, one your, $9. Sabseriber pays xpre-s, noe ient, fhis.isa very usetul prem un and will be appreciated Ly all who xo hunting, fishing or camping out. Itisa first-class a tet, «ater—proof and made of 8 oz. duck; siz ox7 feet, wand wiil be sent with poles, pins, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCHIPL gnd Dai Bulletin, one year, $12,450; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $10.60. Subscribor pays the express. Hammock, A hammock isa premium that appeals to all Whether stung from the trees ina lawn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a hammock is picturesque and guygestive of blissful comfort. A complete and elegant 13-foot hammock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, Subscriber pays express me fennis. Awong,outgoor games lawatennig ig becoming thefavorite, Ibgivesauttigiept. exercise without being violent; keeps the attention fixed and ipterest sustained throughout the game, Being a game in which ladies excel, you can secure the good will of your lady atquaintances andadd to your popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organwing aclub. A first-class tennis outfit, complete, will be sent with DAILY. TRANSURIPT and Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY 4ORIPT and Weekly Butletin, one year, ubseriber pays ex press. Base Ball. Gur base bail outfit consists of two lease balls, three assorted bats, two paira of gloyés, mask, etc., complete, and wiil bu sent with DAILY TRANSCKIET and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12; with DAILY TRANSURI’T and Weekly Bulletin one yeay, $10. Subscriber pays express. Daily TRAD $17, 8 Hanging Lamp. Anelegant hanging lamp with 14-inch ‘shade, and from 42 to 66 inches extension, made of polished brass cfa rich gold color—a highly orname and serviceable lamp ~sent with DAILY TR CREE ad Bulletin, one year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11.50,. Subscriber pays express, Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; .caryies ink enough in ine holder tc lust for wecks or months; will be sent with DAILY TRANSCR!PY and Daily Huletin, one year, $10 25; with DAILY RANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, 38.25, ~ Standard Rain Guage. proved by the signal serylee at Waghington, with full di ions for use will be sent . with DAILY TRANSCHIPT and Daily Bulletin, oue year, $10.76; with DALY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subseri er pays express. Photographic Outht, Amateur photouraphy is a most celightful and popular recreati With the ay ved -apparatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making a good picture and will secn possess hundreds-of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso Jight it cun easily be catyied when walking or riding, Everybody should have ene, for it will prove a source of amusement to all and of profit to many. A complete photographic’ outfit, consisting of view caniera for nmiking 3}x 49 pictures, with quick w. rking jens, 6 rapid dry plates,.2 Jppanned iron trays, 2packayesoi 8. P. A, Developer, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame, 6 sheets of ferro-prussiate paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clasp and patent drying frame with full instructions for making photographs will be sent with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one yoar, $11; with DAILY TRAN SCRIFT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from Ban Francisco. Nots—Additions] materialafor amateur photographers, may be had. Sam © Partridge, 629 Commercial Street, Francisco, C Standard Atlas. The: Rand-McNally Standard Atlas of«the World—a ffbrary in itself—furnished in gue large volume of 192 pages, elegantly ilfustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamp appropriately and. handsomely . designed, retail price $4.60,iwill be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $11; with year, $9., Subsgeriber pays © tpress. Guizots History of France. Guizov's “‘History.of France” is a standard work in6 vols., substantidily boundin cloth, profusely iliustrated with fine engravings. “Ib wil be sent with DAILY FRANSCRIPT and Daily . Bulletin one year, $13.00; with DAILY TRANSOUIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $1) 50. Subscriber pays express. Sewing Machines. « A higharm sewing machine—one of the beg,, machines inthe market; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Buileti one year, #30; with DATUY TRANSCRIP P -an Weekly Bulletin, que year, 27. 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' ¥ Coast. the ap ews gas brran te fe ri ws coutersin 6 fe fiwel é hours in ad¥ance Of the mornin The y edargest and bést weekly pu Send al’ ders ; :. 5 ae # hs 4 H, WATERS, Seoetary. ‘The Bulletin isthe leading evening jourmuign circulation and influence onthe Pacific it ig distit.zuished for the brillianey of its editorig! matter, accuracy and Completeness ofits localnews, reviews of current literature and ews, While itis the recognized authority in ul! finaneiui and Rullctio isthe only newspaperin California that publishts in : Owing to the difference’ in tine between sau Francisco and the the world’snews of exeh duy is furnished by the Bul Weekly Bulletin is a handsome 12 pres. ve colsmn paper, issued every Wednésdar meth ja Mishedin the Wren = ‘BROW DN & CALIZINNE. art, and extent of foreigu trade cirelés._The Daily extenso the decisions of] £§ pupeis, with f PER, Wrru Z IN RED, A BTRICYLY ViGEeTaaLe R PAYLTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE. Bing Breparetouty by gow, SA. 2G-FAC-SIMILE OF FRONT OF WRAP ces EEE Tho majority of the iils of the human Sody arise ffoin a diseased Liver. Sim. mons Liver Regulator has been-the means of restoring more people to health ané aappiness «by giving them a healthy Liver than any othe: ageney on earth. SEE THAT YOU GET T~ .GENUINB DR. HR. Mm. HUNT, Physician, ()* FH AT VINTON’S DRUG HORE, NEVADA CITY, P,F, SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law VW Int, PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United states Courts. OFFICK—Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Neva da City { CALKINS NP, PROWN ROWAN &€ OCALKIENS, Book, Newsnaner and Job Printers, JUBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY. JAILY TRANSCKIPY, the leading paperin Northern California, It was estublished September th, 186i, by ¥ P.B v Co . W. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law JLLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS of the State of California, xud of the United States. OMce in the Tilley Block, corner of Piny ind Broad streets, Nevada City, Cal ifwecs’ XX. BY asoxn, Counselor at Law and Notary Publio, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. ¥AJILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPERIOR vv Supreme, District and Cire uilCourts af the U. 5. Otfice—Thomas Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada y. zZ BR LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELI, UALPWHIEL & LITTLE, ay s _ Attormcys and Counselors at Law. \ JiLL PRACTIGHAIN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFIC E—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs. GEO, L, KLUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, VV LE Peaction IN ALL THE COURTS of the pf Oy Oifice in Morgui & Roberts’ Block. LURTIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANu A JEWELBR read street, Nevadu Clty. UNION MARKET, JOMMERCIAL STREST. NFP VADA CITY ( (OLLEY 5R68.,. . Proprietors DEALERS #*e Beet, Porik, Miution, Veal, hic., At the lowest rates We also keep on hand a chnice sro zx of BACON AND LARD J, i. CALMOWELE, Attomey at Law, Notary Public, = AND CONVEYANCFR. ¢ ¥FFICE—South side Broad Street J site Union Street, Nevada City. Wi.1 practice in all the Courts of the State; and the Courts of the United “tates within the State of California, : oppoCMOs, 8. LOND Attcrney and Counselor at Law. Bere thomas Lnilding, corner Broad and Pine streets Nevads Cir. : FRED SEARLS, At orney and Counselor at Law. VA LLL PRACTICE [8 ALLTHE COUPT * ¥ . state and Federai. 4 Offee—Opposite Corrt House, JAMES A, STIDGER. Attornucy and Counselor at Law And Notary Pabliic Will practice in the Courts of Nevada engantys: SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, GRASS VADLEY>-. ., CALIFORNIA ATE DEFUT £c COUNTY SURVEYOR OF 4 San, Bernardine county, Correspond enceSolicited. Surveys df QuurterSections ete., made in sceordance with U.8, Lan Laws. Office tp stairs in Coke Buildiag opposite Weiss, Hato Bank, Main atreet. epigenee—A joining Watt Park. FP. @, Hox AZ. ? yeu ‘Big G hasylven untyes wal gutistection in the exre of GonorrLes and Geet, I prescribe itand fee! safe in recommend. Ing it to all sufferers, Ad, baie sen LD. jocatur, til, PRICE, $1.00, Sold by DraggiateW.D. VaANZUN, soic Agent : ° oe —— typ What: We .Have and What We Have Not. Everything taken into consideration, California is the most favored State-in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, but other States have greater_ones, Andit may aso He réiharked with éqiy.l truth that when we come to view all the points that suggest themselves, Nevada is the most favored county in the State. : WHAT WR PAVE, We ities. We havé quarries of fine building stone. We have cheap provisions and family supplies. We have stores representing all lines of trade. —. : Wo hayethe reputation of making the best of wines. : Wehave-the deepest gold quartz mines in the world_— We have delightful picturesque scenery, We have the best of society and social organizations. Wehave well capitalized and accommodating” banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights, : We have the best of and telegraph facilities. \We have prosperous churches ‘with fine church buildings. + .We have the best hotels with all inodern improvements. We have one of the best systems of free sehools*in the State. We have roses in bloom out of doors every month in the year. S We have the richest and best pay ing gold-mines in the world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in the year, We have the best soil and climate fur fruit-growing in the State. We have the best local water supplics and syetemsin the Biate. We have vegetables: growing in the round every month in the year. We have a section where malaria is never known-and cannot exist.’ — We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in the world, We continual. cool breezes drives and mail, express = have mer, We have an excellent Iecal wnarket for all kinddof farm and garden products. ¢ We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising avd industrious. We have an abundance of water for irrig.ting, donicstic and, indostrial purposes, We have large deposits of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of youd quariz mines that giveemployment toa large force of men. We have extensive deposits of the finest quality of kaolfu for the manufacture of pottery. : We have numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion. We have a soil and climate that will raise to periection anything that can begaised north of the orange belt, Wotiave a climate that gives better shipping and keeping qualities to our fruits than those of lowef allitudes. We bave cheap fuel, Cheap timber and cheap water, the threé greatnecessities for profitable manufacturing. We haye a perfect system of natural drainage that leaves no opportunity . filth. —We-have salisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses and private families from $4 to $6 per week, : We have some of the most exteusive gold-bearing gravel channels that in the near future will become rich drift Hmines. We have the most perfect climate in Aimeriva for persons affected with congurption, bronchial troubles or =aathma, We have a pure, slightly rarified atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden with the perfuineef vast forests ofpine eprhoniaing Us, ue lave secres of people who came here broken dewn in health, who are now entirely recovered and will testify to their recovery, f We liye a‘climate and location absolutely fiealthy, in whieh a pian can live and enjoy perfect health both summer and winter,i We have numerous large and prosperous lodges, b:#ides many’ social and benevolent sogieties, and the brightest local papers in the Btate. We have mild winters With occasional frosty mornings when the thermometes will go near the’ freezing point, with comparatively slight snowfall. : . We haye more nataral advantages and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing-olher counties iu .this Tiavored section, and the most flatter ing opportunities for investments have admirable railroad faciltempering the warmest days in Bam-/ tions, and positively cre for stagnant pools or accumulated! variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. NOT, WHAT WE HAVE We have aot any pools of stagnant water, We have not had afailare in crops in-years. We have not eyclonés, hurricanes, or high winds. We have not ever known oa case ol sun-_stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic within the remembrance of man. We have not unreasonable laws to oppress the working man and harass capital, We have notmarshes to breed mosquitoes and those pests.are almost unknown, : We have not a residént that is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and: prospects. * We have not a drone in the whole hive of busy yorkers for the’ lipbuilding of our mountain county : We have notthe sticky ‘dog days” ofthe lowlands and cannot have then on account-of our elevation, : We haye net three nights in sumsleeping with an extra blanket, We-have not — business enough for doctors and undertakers to -properly support those already located here, We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary a climate that is invigorating and bracing. We have'not had a day in summer When the. sun was s0hot that the} farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort. We have not known of asingle case of malaria in the county unless brought here from some other locality, and that was soou cured. We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders indigenous to leas fortunate counties situated in the lowlands. We-have not disturbing labor agitations to hazard investment in enterprises; the good feeling between lie employed and the employers in this county being proyerbial. We have not ever advised a working man tocgome here tolocate with only available meang sufficient to yet him here, batdo advise allwho have a little money laid by to come here where conpetitivn in labor and business is not as great und where the opportunities for making money with small capital are greater. <Witen you are constipated with loss of appetite, headache, take Dr. J. U1, McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pellets. They are-pleasantto take and will cure you. 25 certs u vial. es o-tpel The Trustect of Santa ifxed the liquor license tax ‘ul $704 Kosa have quarter. F oo oe Iv never tailed to cure ~. vapepeia and Liver Compaint, “Pake Sinimion Liver Repotaor” + 2@-~ Denver eapitulista have fovested $20,000 iu Lolirints, steosyachriar smi Lake --eo sone [Lt is absurd io suffer fret fivpege in whea Simmons Liver Ucyaloor with oure yeu 2=eebest Nth te Bente Mise fable worrks bors at Lhe Bruises, Sores, bitadl Pri Ve Hida Mund rape Uleers, all r { bis Father. © thapyps G ever Ohilblains, Corus, and ail “kin heres, iiles, or no pay reguued, “Mis gitusnteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re funded. Prive 24.cente por om Ko gale by Carr Bros, oes 5 Crovr, wHoorind Govan and Byonchitis * immediately relieved — by Sold by Carr Bros. —+ 2@re —~ ‘Tun Rev. George oH. Thayer, of 3vurbon, Ind., suys: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure,” Sold by Garr Bros ee Tuw San Franciveo Eyening Post is the leading evening paper of 8an Fran ciscd, « tf Shilohi’s Cure, Nevada County N. G.R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 39. Takes Bifect Sanday, November 17. at 12 o'clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA GITY : ‘45 A M Daily, connect with e , + local arriving in San rancisco at 6:45 P, M, 12:46 P, Mee ions eine drriving San Francisco at 10:45 P. M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, . 10:20 A. M. ?*"”: §:52 P.M. Daily, ccnnecting with Loca: Joaying San Francisco at 7:20 4. M, and Overland trains from the East. : a8 JOHN F, KIDDWR, General Manager. of flowers, shrubs and fruits of every . mer _lo warm to be uncomfortable . UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, -CAL THE LOADING BheTul, OF NEVADA CITY ... .CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel, The house contains 100 reoms~, each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there belng no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied-with thd best in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. Free 'Bus to and from the Depot #TAGHS LEAVE THK HOUSE FOR ALL yarts of the upper county, Grass Valley and Marysville daily, The beat of Wines, Liquors and Cl urnished at the Bar oe E.L, CRAIG, . JOHN:M, FULWEILER, _ Fulweiler & Craig, Offic: 430° Kearney Street, Kare MRS, J. NAFFZIQER. .Proprietross . ’ j g#National Exchange, NEVADA UITY, CAL, REOTOR BEOS.. .Pronrietors. fhe Only First-class Business Hotel in tha City. ras Massive flre-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so preyalentin large hotels fet me eet awe at AS Situated In the very centre of the city, with Express, Post Ol¥ oe and General Stage OMe for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel {0 minutes later than any other when depa-tin ay ati peThe Table of the ant feature withthe proprietors, and is guarteedwupdérior to any in the city, The Rooms are neatanddesirable, and in clude a sumber of handsome sults, The experienced management will apare neither pains or expense to suatain the reptitation which the National Exchange nop so justy enjoys of being the leading an a best hotel in the mountains, N. BE. OHAPMAN. » NEVADA OITY. CAL SAN FRANCISUO, V ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED STAT Ko COURTS, Orr «& CoO., No. 26 Main Street, NIE VADA CITY, ifuy droid deust, Gold nai Silver ttare. Acids and Crueibles for Sale, May 1587, A. Wi TKe, Fashionable Bout aud Shoe Maker, . ROAD STREET, TWO DOUKS BPELUW. 2) Vout Olflce, Neviuein City, FINK BOOTH Aid) Hebe A ore IALL A, REP aA. GAO DN PHATLY, { 8 5 hee a if \ Wuick Fide; Cheap rales Faster: aud Beropean Gites, BY TUR GakaT 1 ONTIS(EN TAI Ald: HALL MOD THe SJUTHERN PACIITS CURMPANY, (Pacirie SyseTEM. ) Daily Es presse frains make promp! Connections with fie several Railway Lines in the Hast, AND AT‘iow .York “and New Orleans With Steamer Lings to \ EUROPEAN. PORTS. PULLMAN PALAQE SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Sleeping Care Attached lo Overland Express Trains, additional charge for Berths in : Tourist Sleeping Cars. Na Tickets Bold, Bleeping Car Berths secured und other information given upon applicw tion at the Company's offices where passengers calling in person can gecure clivice. of routes, étc, A.N. TOWME, ‘t, H, GOODMAN General Manager, Gen. Pass & Th’ Agt R, GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. Ban Francisco Cal, ‘RAILROAD LANDS. For lands in Central and Northern California, Oregon, Nevada and Uteh, apply to or address, : W. H. MILLS, Lani Agent,0, P, B. BK. Sau Francisco, For Landsin Southern Oalifornie, apply to oraddress JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents, P. kK. R., 8un Francisco YO can live at home, and make more money at work for us, than at anything else in the world, Capital not needed; you are started free. Both sexes dllages. Any one can dothe work, Large eacnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and terins free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing tosend your address and find out if you are wise you will do sy atonce. _~ Late’ H. HALLETT & ©O,, Portien 3 S . CUT THIS MONEY 70,32 outan. turn to us, and we willsend you free; something of great value and impo: ce to you, that will start you in busi “whieh will bring you ‘in more mone ht-away than anythin in this worid,: one can do the wor live athome. Either sex—ail ages. Bo thing new, that just coins money for ali workers. @ wil! start you; capital not Ri . This is one of the genaine, importsake ances of a lifetime. Those who are elue gE, H, BROWN, Superinteadest LOCAL ANFSTHETIOS IF DESIRED, Otfice a Residence, Sacramento ut ART SCHOOL. Thursday and Saturday AT 7 AVM, JANSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIB jine reach Nevada Cily at noon, tnstead ofat 7:50 P.M.—by prilroad . Tussday All orders strictly attended to and charges easovable. . KW. J, ST RATGHT will receive puptle { oF Tiosday and Friday of eacn week tthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, where he will tench the different branches of il. Water Color aad Pastel Painting. be ciidinents of & Cc , TURE with pe noi Ores ING ee a ‘ay by practical appiHeation, Af Systcmatic Diawing and Shading rijou Drawing and Portralt Work, Mechauigal, Arehitectaral and Machinery Piawihw all eftigiently nud satisfactorily Vuphit, Hone Mutual. insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL. . * $400,00n PRING Ai OFFIOK 210 Sansome o., Sou Franctseo Fire Insurance Only -_—— J. ¥. HouguHton, Préaident, J.1.N, Bamvagn, Vice President, CARLES H, Stony, Secretary KR. H. MaGiLy, General Ageu fusks accepted on all clusses of destrable property inthis county at rates as low assole vengy and a fair profit will admit of, guarpntaslug 4 prompt and liberal response to all just claims for loss, 4 Grass Valley Branch. ¥or Nevada County DAYID.WA1T, JOHN 0, COLEMAN, GEO W, HILI, Manager ED, SAMPSON, Special Agent. _ MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada ofty, opp National &x Pl _~ thange Hotel at JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor} ‘PE PROPRIETOR OF T Stable has the largest lotate paren Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Haste @leeee a cheeinat ued f 2 sho . the most re: able terms a ee The horseware free from vice, of geod etyle man Cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on handj CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PRO MITL am and enterprising will not dela Grand outfit f Address TRUE & C Anguste, Maing” ‘ g yORNISHED mi ational Kxchenge-ts-a—— Drawing and Painting, and Gapable.of going as fast as any gentle * . ; ‘ 4 ij i ; { i} ¥ i at. . fe: E ¥ 4 0 5 ra 5 ' i e € i ae ‘ an Ff : fe . ‘. ; j iF bs 7

unty of ‘TY op iQ, Beng DITcy ‘at: I in gy Uberigy tof Ca} 1885, by wer thy m day ter tie Served bot thig dement ult, ae MPlaint judy. Buin uf tfren, Mt. per e: That the Sy a, Shy Biven OL thie heresy, h said © date That d,. Aj} © Cah Crency ule if you Cou ai tiil @ 8) 1 from 2D pe; f suit. d, do 6 Sey] of Ne A.D iy, erk F NTU, . 1. THAT Offiee 8 thag 545.97 Vein, ‘idth, Dis esiyit @n ship labo 09 ag ound low buth aH ier 56 NEVADA LODGE, NO. !3 F.& A. M. HVA DA AILY TRANSCRIPT. ‘ = ob VOL. LIX.=No. 9104 wide a . : . . : NEVADA OITyY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1890. fistablished Sept. 6; 1860, by N. P. Browt &_0o. ‘1 bie indy) OrAnseript. La OO PREMIUMS. #9 e WO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WIrscn0 NIE . ' yielding large and quick returns. : fine sear a = = =, NK L We have a soil and climate admirBao gine ee . <r = ree Te ‘ 3 cio at, ably adapted to the sucéessful culture eee meron jie es weser PUBLISHED _Every Day Excepting Monday —_BY— SROWN & CALKINS. _B. Brown, 1. §. CALKINS, Editor UF PICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Com xi mercinl Bt. Nevada City, Ca feKAMS OF SUBSCRIPTION’ sear, paynbte tm udvance, $6. peo, We have -se!-=4—the NEVADA CITY SOCIETY DIRECTORY. weneeeeeeaeaenanrn—aeer esr eee" MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall é nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, free ® at 7:30 o’clock, H, J. WHITE, C. P. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. _ COURT GARFIELD, NO. 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Meets at Pythian Castle B/®RY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 0’CL’K, R, B, TREMAIN, C. RB. RICHARD. TREMAIN, R, 8.” NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, NO, 118, Order of Ohosen Friends. —— Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hal. and Third Monday Eveniug of each month at 7:30 o’elock. MRS. C. A. GOYNE, C: C. E, F. ROSENTHAL, 8. ‘ NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A.M. — STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN_ EACH MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, ‘Native Bons-of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle VERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 o'CLK, : _._ EJ, OTT, President. W. T, MORGAN, &. 8. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 43, Qhampions of the Red Cross. _, Meets at Hibernia Hall . EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING] : JOHN WERRY, Com. W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. ~ Meets at Masonic Hall. tated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each month. — Visiting Brethien in good standing are cordially invited. J JOHN T. MORGAN, Master. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. : Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 7:80 o'clock, J. A. RAPP, 8. K. CG, GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. R, NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, i ‘Knights Templar. Meets at Masonic Hall FIR81 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 7¢ o'clock. DAVID E. MORGAN, C. I. J, ROLFE, kh, LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Evening of Each Month, at 7;800’clock, MISS LIZZIE KEENAN, P, SERAPH ©. SUKEFORTH, R. 8: NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meets at Pythian Castle * ist and 8d Thursday Evening of Month, At 7:80 o'clock. J. W. ROBINSON, Com. J. C. DICKERMAN, Sec. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO, 30, » Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Every Alternate Thursday Evening commenci withthe First bursdav Evenng in the year, i A, J. KIDD, President.. JOHN C, NILON K. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, « Wyoming Tribe, No. 49. _° + Meets at Odd Fellows’ Halil, EVERY 4H UKRSDAY EVE’G, at7:300'¢lock. >” "HARRY DANIELS, 8+ 6£0. M. HUGHES) C,/of R. £@Ponemah Council, D. of P, meets at same place every Second. fhursday Evenioe ging Mary Simg, P.; Mins Nettie HackMILO LODGE, NO. 48, ‘Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Gaatle EVERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:80 O'CLOCK WM. FINLEY, C. ©. B. 8. BECTOR, K. of R. and 8. "NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, Tadepeudent Qrder of Good Templars, . Meets at Oddfellows Hall EVERY FRIDAY EVEN’G at 7:30 o'clock. J. M. WALLING, CG, T. ED, MORGAN, Rig PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, ~ Order Bons of St. George. Mects at Pythian Castle, Every saturd fourth Saturday of ge I tice of7'0 > clock. Business’M’g’r. —+5-Cents. . that exist in the food weeat and the slowing valuable P. \ ‘Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Reslizing the importance cf a good wateh : Waltham” as iu _imost reliable . timemarket These watclte: ‘ world-wide reputation which the; y solely on their merits. The es to Le of bolid goida i respectively and if no¢ just as represented may be returned as our expense and we will refund the moaey paid We are prepared to make the most liberal propo: seen by the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents’. A geritleman’s solid gold hunti case. watch ow, ” : Valtham” movement, n-winding and a “. setting, with DAILY TR IRIPT end Dain Bulletin, one year, $36. tch, DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 334.40 Subscriber pays express chirges on watch from San Francisco Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Waltham” movement, stem-wineltng sveni-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builetin one year, $20; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletiv, one year, $26,90. SuvSeriber to pay eXprese charges on Wa.ch from San Fran: Solid Silver Watches. Solid to silver. hunting case watch Walthain” movement, stem-wiading and stemsetting,a thoroughly reliable time-keeper, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and’ Daily Bulletin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIP’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15.90; Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisco. ~ _ Same watch, ope face, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT, and Daily Bulletin, one year, $15; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $12.90. Subscriber to pay «xprees charges on watch from San Francisco. Nickle Watch. A nandsome nick!e stemi-winding watgh, open face, good movement, with DAILY TRA SCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT anu Weekly Builetin, one year, 38.90. Subscriberto pay express chaiyes on watch frou San Francisco, rs Bicycles. iw The Bicyele we Save selected as a premium— the “apalig’—while not the most expensive is a first-class article in every respe It if handsome-and substantially made asily and isa prime favorite, It is standard finish with" nickle tritumings, and vill be sent complete with saddle-bag, tools, etc. Will ve sent with DALLY TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletiu, one. year, for $29; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26:9( for a 36.1ch wheel, Pri ’ 2 Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought-iron velocipede, with Lell, ete.,_ complete, seni-with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one “year, $12.50; with DA{L¥Y TRANSCRIP? and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40, Type Writers. Thisisa type-writing age. Everybg@dy has one whohas writing ‘to do; or should”haye one. Hereis your opportunity. The Suy type-writer i3 a perfect instrument, simple in "Qnstruction, easily Worked, fieatly mounted andxed, with instructions for use, which can he le minutes, with oe TRANSCRIPT 5 id. Daily Bulletin, one year, $17; with DA TRANSCRIPT’ and* Weekly Hutletih, onc year, $15. Subscribergpays express, * ee : Cane. _ Neither too large nor too smal, but just the rightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ear $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCKICT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays express. ! Telescope. A very useful artiele thatanyone living in tne country or tpayeling, will appreciate, Our premium telescopeis a good, strong instrument, with an object-glusd $ inches in Aiameter, 3 draws, 5 inches long when closed; Jeather cased, and willbe sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT. and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Weckly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay expresa charges. Microscope: A most interesting instrument and of yroxt use to the student. This is no toy, but a powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things drink, It stands 6inches f diameters, and wil besent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one-year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Balictin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges Musical {nstrumerts. In making our selections of . musical. instruments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to get a good article—one that we need not hesi tate to send to aperformer whois a connoisseur. We have made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruments in connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedentiy liberal terms Banjo. Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that has become very fashionabladaring th few years It is readily learned by anyone having a good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment for the voice insinging. We will send a handrome nicklé-tim, call-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY 'TKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIVT und Weekly Bulletia,; one year, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges. = B Flat. Cornet. Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, music rack, case and instruction book; omplete—a fine sclo instrument—with DAILY TRANSCKIP? and Daily Butietin, one ear, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eokly Bulletin. $14.60, Subscriber pays ex~ press charges. Flute. The flute is one of chesweetest and casiest mu~ sical instruments to learn. Itharmonizes with the piano ‘and J! other instruments. For o remium we have selected a fine .cocoa-wood, 6Quyed, cork ointed flute with tuning slide, and willsend it with DALLY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one yéar, $10.76, Subscriber pays ex press charges. Pianos, Amimature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finished just the thing for children to learn to play on; makes good music, Sent with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Paily Buletin, one year, $11.50; with DaiLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays express, : Croquet. A beautiful croquet cet for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one sear, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one vear, $8. Subveriber pays express. % Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing a good. gun for a premium—one that wecan recommend? and feel assured that our selection will bé-qll that -you canask. Ourpremium gun is "well made and hands.mely finished, [t shocts strong and accurately, andis a reliable gun in every particular, 1tis the very best gun ever offered a8 a newspaper prentium andis weil worth working for; © tine magnificent double : bteech-loader* with twist barrels, bacs-action, side snap, rubber butt, Nos. 10 and 12 ghtize; as desired, and will besent.with DAIbY TFRANSCRIPT and_ Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSCKI1T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19 Stha-cr-ber pays express, ! Samé gun as above, with pis '-gr be adf«d .0 above pr'ves $1.59 to GF We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semiremlums 2t.the following prices, ‘payable in advance : PICK OUTZYOUR COMBINATION. sitions on these watches as premiums, ag will be+ Jick edia ten -} DAILY TRANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one the San Francisco Weekly Bulletin, and any of be fol+ Pa] = LLPURIS yr dyetny with DATLY . Minch head, with sticks TRANSCRIPT and Daily tin, oné your, $1 with -DAH-LY TRANED aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. O37F pays express >; ~—tilitary Brum. 2 ecrded, hammered brass drum, #, With DAILY TRANSCRIPT and », One year, $10.50; with DAILY iPTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, 3.00, Subseriber pays express. 5“ Hiffes, The Winchester maintains its placeas the best repeating rifle made and is too well known to heed further description, We will send a 44 cal on barrel Winchester ri with DAILY GILT andl Caily Buletia, one year, e2z.79; with DAILY TRANSUCRL-F and Weekty Bulletin, one year, $20.75. Above is center fie rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1 40 less, Sab seriber payS expressFlobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting al. Flobert neise less cartrid yes, juss the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY 'THKANSCRIPT and Patly Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletiv, One year, $9.25. Subscriber pa) s express, Revolvers. Wo ‘have decided"to offer a strong, serviceable revolver for a premium ‘and have -selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,’ in any size from 22to 85 cal. It will be .sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAIGY 'TKANSCREIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays express, Fishing. Tackle Our premium fishing rodis a 15 foot Calcutta baialioo with lance wood tip and double ferrules. It is & yoo able rod’and wilbe sent with line, reel, ete,, cx ete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year. §11; with DAILY TRA) hLieT and Weekly Bulletin, one your, $9. Sabseriber pays xpre-s, noe ient, fhis.isa very usetul prem un and will be appreciated Ly all who xo hunting, fishing or camping out. Itisa first-class a tet, «ater—proof and made of 8 oz. duck; siz ox7 feet, wand wiil be sent with poles, pins, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCHIPL gnd Dai Bulletin, one year, $12,450; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletin, one year, $10.60. Subscribor pays the express. Hammock, A hammock isa premium that appeals to all Whether stung from the trees ina lawn or from the postsofa shady verandah, a hammock is picturesque and guygestive of blissful comfort. A complete and elegant 13-foot hammock, with 6}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Weesly Bulletin, one year, Subscriber pays express me fennis. Awong,outgoor games lawatennig ig becoming thefavorite, Ibgivesauttigiept. exercise without being violent; keeps the attention fixed and ipterest sustained throughout the game, Being a game in which ladies excel, you can secure the good will of your lady atquaintances andadd to your popularity by gettingaset of tennis and organwing aclub. A first-class tennis outfit, complete, will be sent with DAILY. TRANSURIPT and Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY 4ORIPT and Weekly Butletin, one year, ubseriber pays ex press. Base Ball. Gur base bail outfit consists of two lease balls, three assorted bats, two paira of gloyés, mask, etc., complete, and wiil bu sent with DAILY TRANSCKIET and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12; with DAILY TRANSURI’T and Weekly Bulletin one yeay, $10. Subscriber pays express. Daily TRAD $17, 8 Hanging Lamp. Anelegant hanging lamp with 14-inch ‘shade, and from 42 to 66 inches extension, made of polished brass cfa rich gold color—a highly orname and serviceable lamp ~sent with DAILY TR CREE ad Bulletin, one year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11.50,. Subscriber pays express, Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; .caryies ink enough in ine holder tc lust for wecks or months; will be sent with DAILY TRANSCR!PY and Daily Huletin, one year, $10 25; with DAILY RANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, 38.25, ~ Standard Rain Guage. proved by the signal serylee at Waghington, with full di ions for use will be sent . with DAILY TRANSCHIPT and Daily Bulletin, oue year, $10.76; with DALY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subseri er pays express. Photographic Outht, Amateur photouraphy is a most celightful and popular recreati With the ay ved -apparatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making a good picture and will secn possess hundreds-of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso Jight it cun easily be catyied when walking or riding, Everybody should have ene, for it will prove a source of amusement to all and of profit to many. A complete photographic’ outfit, consisting of view caniera for nmiking 3}x 49 pictures, with quick w. rking jens, 6 rapid dry plates,.2 Jppanned iron trays, 2packayesoi 8. P. A, Developer, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame, 6 sheets of ferro-prussiate paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clasp and patent drying frame with full instructions for making photographs will be sent with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one yoar, $11; with DAILY TRAN SCRIFT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from Ban Francisco. Nots—Additions] materialafor amateur photographers, may be had. Sam © Partridge, 629 Commercial Street, Francisco, C Standard Atlas. 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Bing Breparetouty by gow, SA. 2G-FAC-SIMILE OF FRONT OF WRAP ces EEE Tho majority of the iils of the human Sody arise ffoin a diseased Liver. Sim. mons Liver Regulator has been-the means of restoring more people to health ané aappiness «by giving them a healthy Liver than any othe: ageney on earth. SEE THAT YOU GET T~ .GENUINB DR. HR. Mm. HUNT, Physician, ()* FH AT VINTON’S DRUG HORE, NEVADA CITY, P,F, SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law VW Int, PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United states Courts.

OFFICK—Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Neva da City { CALKINS NP, PROWN ROWAN &€ OCALKIENS, Book, Newsnaner and Job Printers, JUBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY. JAILY TRANSCKIPY, the leading paperin Northern California, It was estublished September th, 186i, by ¥ P.B v Co . W. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law JLLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS of the State of California, xud of the United States. OMce in the Tilley Block, corner of Piny ind Broad streets, Nevada City, Cal ifwecs’ XX. BY asoxn, Counselor at Law and Notary Publio, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. ¥AJILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPERIOR vv Supreme, District and Cire uilCourts af the U. 5. Otfice—Thomas Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada y. zZ BR LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELI, UALPWHIEL & LITTLE, ay s _ Attormcys and Counselors at Law. \ JiLL PRACTIGHAIN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFIC E—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs. GEO, L, KLUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, VV LE Peaction IN ALL THE COURTS of the pf Oy Oifice in Morgui & Roberts’ Block. LURTIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANu A JEWELBR read street, Nevadu Clty. UNION MARKET, JOMMERCIAL STREST. NFP VADA CITY ( (OLLEY 5R68.,. . Proprietors DEALERS #*e Beet, Porik, Miution, Veal, hic., At the lowest rates We also keep on hand a chnice sro zx of BACON AND LARD J, i. CALMOWELE, Attomey at Law, Notary Public, = AND CONVEYANCFR. ¢ ¥FFICE—South side Broad Street J site Union Street, Nevada City. Wi.1 practice in all the Courts of the State; and the Courts of the United “tates within the State of California, : oppoCMOs, 8. LOND Attcrney and Counselor at Law. Bere thomas Lnilding, corner Broad and Pine streets Nevads Cir. : FRED SEARLS, At orney and Counselor at Law. VA LLL PRACTICE [8 ALLTHE COUPT * ¥ . state and Federai. 4 Offee—Opposite Corrt House, JAMES A, STIDGER. Attornucy and Counselor at Law And Notary Pabliic Will practice in the Courts of Nevada engantys: SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, GRASS VADLEY>-. ., CALIFORNIA ATE DEFUT £c COUNTY SURVEYOR OF 4 San, Bernardine county, Correspond enceSolicited. Surveys df QuurterSections ete., made in sceordance with U.8, Lan Laws. Office tp stairs in Coke Buildiag opposite Weiss, Hato Bank, Main atreet. epigenee—A joining Watt Park. FP. @, Hox AZ. ? yeu ‘Big G hasylven untyes wal gutistection in the exre of GonorrLes and Geet, I prescribe itand fee! safe in recommend. Ing it to all sufferers, Ad, baie sen LD. jocatur, til, PRICE, $1.00, Sold by DraggiateW.D. VaANZUN, soic Agent : ° oe —— typ What: We .Have and What We Have Not. Everything taken into consideration, California is the most favored State-in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, but other States have greater_ones, Andit may aso He réiharked with éqiy.l truth that when we come to view all the points that suggest themselves, Nevada is the most favored county in the State. : WHAT WR PAVE, We ities. We havé quarries of fine building stone. We have cheap provisions and family supplies. We have stores representing all lines of trade. —. : Wo hayethe reputation of making the best of wines. : Wehave-the deepest gold quartz mines in the world_— We have delightful picturesque scenery, We have the best of society and social organizations. Wehave well capitalized and accommodating” banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights, : We have the best of and telegraph facilities. \We have prosperous churches ‘with fine church buildings. + .We have the best hotels with all inodern improvements. We have one of the best systems of free sehools*in the State. We have roses in bloom out of doors every month in the year. S We have the richest and best pay ing gold-mines in the world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in the year, We have the best soil and climate fur fruit-growing in the State. We have the best local water supplics and syetemsin the Biate. We have vegetables: growing in the round every month in the year. We have a section where malaria is never known-and cannot exist.’ — We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in the world, We continual. cool breezes drives and mail, express = have mer, We have an excellent Iecal wnarket for all kinddof farm and garden products. ¢ We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising avd industrious. We have an abundance of water for irrig.ting, donicstic and, indostrial purposes, We have large deposits of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of youd quariz mines that giveemployment toa large force of men. We have extensive deposits of the finest quality of kaolfu for the manufacture of pottery. : We have numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion. We have a soil and climate that will raise to periection anything that can begaised north of the orange belt, Wotiave a climate that gives better shipping and keeping qualities to our fruits than those of lowef allitudes. We bave cheap fuel, Cheap timber and cheap water, the threé greatnecessities for profitable manufacturing. We haye a perfect system of natural drainage that leaves no opportunity . filth. —We-have salisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses and private families from $4 to $6 per week, : We have some of the most exteusive gold-bearing gravel channels that in the near future will become rich drift Hmines. We have the most perfect climate in Aimeriva for persons affected with congurption, bronchial troubles or =aathma, We have a pure, slightly rarified atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden with the perfuineef vast forests ofpine eprhoniaing Us, ue lave secres of people who came here broken dewn in health, who are now entirely recovered and will testify to their recovery, f We liye a‘climate and location absolutely fiealthy, in whieh a pian can live and enjoy perfect health both summer and winter,i We have numerous large and prosperous lodges, b:#ides many’ social and benevolent sogieties, and the brightest local papers in the Btate. We have mild winters With occasional frosty mornings when the thermometes will go near the’ freezing point, with comparatively slight snowfall. : . We haye more nataral advantages and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing-olher counties iu .this Tiavored section, and the most flatter ing opportunities for investments have admirable railroad faciltempering the warmest days in Bam-/ tions, and positively cre for stagnant pools or accumulated! variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. NOT, WHAT WE HAVE We have aot any pools of stagnant water, We have not had afailare in crops in-years. We have not eyclonés, hurricanes, or high winds. We have not ever known oa case ol sun-_stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic within the remembrance of man. We have not unreasonable laws to oppress the working man and harass capital, We have notmarshes to breed mosquitoes and those pests.are almost unknown, : We have not a residént that is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and: prospects. * We have not a drone in the whole hive of busy yorkers for the’ lipbuilding of our mountain county : We have notthe sticky ‘dog days” ofthe lowlands and cannot have then on account-of our elevation, : We haye net three nights in sumsleeping with an extra blanket, We-have not — business enough for doctors and undertakers to -properly support those already located here, We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary a climate that is invigorating and bracing. We have'not had a day in summer When the. sun was s0hot that the} farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort. We have not known of asingle case of malaria in the county unless brought here from some other locality, and that was soou cured. We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders indigenous to leas fortunate counties situated in the lowlands. We-have not disturbing labor agitations to hazard investment in enterprises; the good feeling between lie employed and the employers in this county being proyerbial. We have not ever advised a working man tocgome here tolocate with only available meang sufficient to yet him here, batdo advise allwho have a little money laid by to come here where conpetitivn in labor and business is not as great und where the opportunities for making money with small capital are greater. <Witen you are constipated with loss of appetite, headache, take Dr. J. U1, McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pellets. They are-pleasantto take and will cure you. 25 certs u vial. es o-tpel The Trustect of Santa ifxed the liquor license tax ‘ul $704 Kosa have quarter. F oo oe Iv never tailed to cure ~. vapepeia and Liver Compaint, “Pake Sinimion Liver Repotaor” + 2@-~ Denver eapitulista have fovested $20,000 iu Lolirints, steosyachriar smi Lake --eo sone [Lt is absurd io suffer fret fivpege in whea Simmons Liver Ucyaloor with oure yeu 2=eebest Nth te Bente Mise fable worrks bors at Lhe Bruises, Sores, bitadl Pri Ve Hida Mund rape Uleers, all r { bis Father. © thapyps G ever Ohilblains, Corus, and ail “kin heres, iiles, or no pay reguued, “Mis gitusnteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re funded. Prive 24.cente por om Ko gale by Carr Bros, oes 5 Crovr, wHoorind Govan and Byonchitis * immediately relieved — by Sold by Carr Bros. —+ 2@re —~ ‘Tun Rev. George oH. Thayer, of 3vurbon, Ind., suys: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure,” Sold by Garr Bros ee Tuw San Franciveo Eyening Post is the leading evening paper of 8an Fran ciscd, « tf Shilohi’s Cure, Nevada County N. G.R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 39. Takes Bifect Sanday, November 17. at 12 o'clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA GITY : ‘45 A M Daily, connect with e , + local arriving in San rancisco at 6:45 P, M, 12:46 P, Mee ions eine drriving San Francisco at 10:45 P. M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, . 10:20 A. M. ?*"”: §:52 P.M. Daily, ccnnecting with Loca: Joaying San Francisco at 7:20 4. M, and Overland trains from the East. : a8 JOHN F, KIDDWR, General Manager. of flowers, shrubs and fruits of every . mer _lo warm to be uncomfortable . UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, -CAL THE LOADING BheTul, OF NEVADA CITY ...... .CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel, The house contains 100 reoms~, each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there belng no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied-with thd best in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. Free 'Bus to and from the Depot #TAGHS LEAVE THK HOUSE FOR ALL yarts of the upper county, Grass Valley and Marysville daily, The beat of Wines, Liquors and Cl urnished at the Bar oe E.L, CRAIG, . JOHN:M, FULWEILER, _ Fulweiler & Craig, Offic: 430° Kearney Street, Kare MRS, J. NAFFZIQER. ..Proprietross . ’ j g#National Exchange, NEVADA UITY, CAL, REOTOR BEOS... .Pronrietors. fhe Only First-class Business Hotel in tha City. ras Massive flre-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so preyalentin large hotels fet me eet awe at AS Situated In the very centre of the city, with Express, Post Ol¥ oe and General Stage OMe for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel {0 minutes later than any other when depa-tin ay ati peThe Table of the ant feature withthe proprietors, and is guarteedwupdérior to any in the city, The Rooms are neatanddesirable, and in clude a sumber of handsome sults, The experienced management will apare neither pains or expense to suatain the reptitation which the National Exchange nop so justy enjoys of being the leading an a best hotel in the mountains, N. BE. OHAPMAN. » NEVADA OITY. CAL SAN FRANCISUO, V ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED STAT Ko COURTS, Orr «& CoO., No. 26 Main Street, NIE VADA CITY, ifuy droid deust, Gold nai Silver ttare. Acids and Crueibles for Sale, May 1587, A. Wi TKe, Fashionable Bout aud Shoe Maker, . ROAD STREET, TWO DOUKS BPELUW. 2) Vout Olflce, Neviuein City, FINK BOOTH Aid) Hebe A ore IALL A, REP aA. GAO DN PHATLY, { 8 5 hee a if \ Wuick Fide; Cheap rales Faster: aud Beropean Gites, BY TUR GakaT 1 ONTIS(EN TAI Ald: HALL MOD THe SJUTHERN PACIITS CURMPANY, (Pacirie SyseTEM. ) Daily Es presse frains make promp! Connections with fie several Railway Lines in the Hast, AND AT‘iow .York “and New Orleans With Steamer Lings to \ EUROPEAN. PORTS. PULLMAN PALAQE SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Sleeping Care Attached lo Overland Express Trains, additional charge for Berths in : Tourist Sleeping Cars. Na Tickets Bold, Bleeping Car Berths secured und other information given upon applicw tion at the Company's offices where passengers calling in person can gecure clivice. of routes, étc, A.N. TOWME, ‘t, H, GOODMAN General Manager, Gen. Pass & Th’ Agt R, GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. Ban Francisco Cal, ‘RAILROAD LANDS. For lands in Central and Northern California, Oregon, Nevada and Uteh, apply to or address, : W. H. MILLS, Lani Agent,0, P, B. BK. Sau Francisco, For Landsin Southern Oalifornie, apply to oraddress JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents, P. kK. R., 8un Francisco YO can live at home, and make more money at work for us, than at anything else in the world, Capital not needed; you are started free. Both sexes dllages. Any one can dothe work, Large eacnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and terins free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing tosend your address and find out if you are wise you will do sy atonce. _~ Late’ H. HALLETT & ©O,, Portien 3 S . CUT THIS MONEY 70,32 outan. turn to us, and we willsend you free; something of great value and impo: ce to you, that will start you in busi “whieh will bring you ‘in more mone ht-away than anythin in this worid,: one can do the wor live athome. Either sex—ail ages. Bo thing new, that just coins money for ali workers. @ wil! start you; capital not Ri . This is one of the genaine, importsake ances of a lifetime. Those who are elue gE, H, BROWN, Superinteadest LOCAL ANFSTHETIOS IF DESIRED, Otfice a Residence, Sacramento ut ART SCHOOL. Thursday and Saturday AT 7 AVM, JANSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIB jine reach Nevada Cily at noon, tnstead ofat 7:50 P.M.—by prilroad . Tussday All orders strictly attended to and charges easovable. . KW. J, ST RATGHT will receive puptle { oF Tiosday and Friday of eacn week tthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, where he will tench the different branches of il. Water Color aad Pastel Painting. be ciidinents of & Cc , TURE with pe noi Ores ING ee a ‘ay by practical appiHeation, Af Systcmatic Diawing and Shading rijou Drawing and Portralt Work, Mechauigal, Arehitectaral and Machinery Piawihw all eftigiently nud satisfactorily Vuphit, Hone Mutual. insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL. . * $400,00n PRING Ai OFFIOK 210 Sansome o., Sou Franctseo Fire Insurance Only -_—— J. ¥. HouguHton, Préaident, J.1.N, Bamvagn, Vice President, CARLES H, Stony, Secretary KR. H. MaGiLy, General Ageu fusks accepted on all clusses of destrable property inthis county at rates as low assole vengy and a fair profit will admit of, guarpntaslug 4 prompt and liberal response to all just claims for loss, 4 Grass Valley Branch. ¥or Nevada County DAYID.WA1T, JOHN 0, COLEMAN, GEO W, HILI, Manager ED, SAMPSON, Special Agent. _ MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada ofty, opp National &x Pl _~ thange Hotel at JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor} ‘PE PROPRIETOR OF T Stable has the largest lotate paren Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Haste @leeee a cheeinat ued f 2 sho . the most re: able terms a ee The horseware free from vice, of geod etyle man Cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on handj CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PRO MITL am and enterprising will not dela Grand outfit f Address TRUE & C Anguste, Maing” ‘ g yORNISHED mi ational Kxchenge-ts-a—— Drawing and Painting, and Gapable.of going as fast as any gentle * . ; ‘ 4 ij i ; { i} ¥ i at. . fe: E ¥ 4 0 5 ra 5 ' i e € i ae ‘ an Ff : fe . ‘. ; j iF bs 7