April 17, 1891 (4 pages)

ere ‘PRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1891. Some Unreasonable Cuts. Dealers say that the. recent reductions made by the Supervisors on the _ maaximom rates to be paid by the county for stationery are ia maoy in. tances so great that the goo‘scann: t be laid down here for the money. The tax-payers of the ceuuty do not -gsk the Supervirors to squeeze prices onany supplies so low that a reasonable profit cannot be made, aud ifthe statements in relation to the amended echedule for stationery are true the Supervisors should reconsider their action. When the county cannot alford to pay a decent price for what it Leeds, itbetter go out of businers. Economy is a godd,thing, but stinginse ie detestable. I: is safe to say that the Supervisors would not willfully permit themselves to carry ~ @vomony to the extent that it. would constitute stinginess. a New tulthg. . A press dispatch fron: Washington says it willbe of interest to mining companies on. the Pacific Coast to learn that Commissioner Carter has given instructions tothe mineral division of the Land Office to disregard “. Jocal state laws in the matter of miner», ‘wl holdings by com panies incorporsted ‘under the laws ofother states, In California and. other coast states,’ in order that foreign_ mining cempanies might obtain mining -property, a certified copy of the charter has been required to be filed. The Land Office has been following this custom and required a certified copy of their certificate. Now it is-only necessary to show that it has beea duly incorporated under the laws of any Stute. Costiy Presemis to Boys. The enterprising nanagera.of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, Aikell & Harrison, propose’ to distribute safety bicycles, double-birreled breech-loading shot-guns, photographic’ outfit, and fishing outfits to the boys of America. Any boy who ‘wants to know how to get one of these presents shoul send his address at once to Harry A. Ely;Manager of the Subscription Department of Frank Leslie’s. Tilustrated Newspaper, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Frauk Leslie's Hiustrated--Newapapor _ thia week is crowded with,beautifal illustrations and interesting reading matter. Get it at-your news stand: Price'10 cents. Printed in English. aad German. _ Bae Lert . county, ve ais Mahal Brown, the y< young mother who was sent to the county jail ten days. ago for stealing a breastpin from her so-called mother, was today released from the county jail, ber term having expired. She was to have been released at three o’clock, but previous to that hour she was permitted to go so as to escape her mother who was waiting for her. The girl asserts tha: the old woman encourages her ta tead an immoral life and lives upon her earnings. The girl appeared very influences. . Miss Brown’s baby is.still with the ‘Grass Valley family that adopted it recently . Cenfessed the Crime, The Union says: Henry Willis, who was sent to State Prison for eighteen Ben Fat, at Willow Valley, tld the atory of his crime to Sheriff Dunster as he was being conveyed to State Prison, and announced his intention to dress up in utyle on the stolen money after he had served out histime. I: found upon him when he was arrested, and nene of the money taken has yet been recovered. Miners in ad Luck, Yesterday's. Marysville says: About fifty men who have been employed in the Wheaten mine at Smarteville are clamoring for the wages due them. H.B, Wheaton, the proprietor, has gone to San Franbut many of the men are anxious to gell their checks at 50 cente on the dollar. Mr, Wheaton was formerly President of the Excelsior Water and : Mining Company. — The O14 Election Law, The new election law does not go into effect till July ist, and the elec. tion tobe held here May 4th will be . @eondacted according to the old law. The polls will be open’ from sunrise till 5 p. mu. Going te Sacramento. Curly Bears will go to Sacramento on connection with Sunset Parlor. . -s.-‘Persons who lead a life of exposure "gre subjectto rheumatism, neuralgix . and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Vole oegh Oil Liniment; it he banish pain “The Daily Transcript. . . eee eeprom months, for rebbing the old Chinam in ) is supposed be has the money buried in, ‘*asafe place as buta few dollars wére. Appeal . 4 cisco to raise the money, if. possible, . The Grand Officers of the: order of. ~>-the 25th instant toes‘ablish a Cave in’ RICHARD BASSETT’S ISLAND. Queer Consequences of Its Not Being om Government Maps. ‘Richard, Bassett is the modern Robin. en Crane, i ee ee sip oo the United States ee re county authorities say Mr. vote or exercise the rights of ¢ On the other, hand, however, he has no taxes to pay or jury duty to perform. When. Bassett movéd to this island it He cleared the ground, leayig only a le few choice forest monarciis to afford him gardens. known ot laa apy hetocte personal. matters he is reticent. But when he comes in contact with his fellightful companion. Heis well educated, takes numerous. papers: and. magazines and has an excellent library. He is supposed to be about fifty years of age, Bothering Congressional Orators. Many congressmen are inclined to be nettled by interruptions. “Only the other day Gen. Grosvenor, of Ohio, was speaking, when he was interrupted twoor three times by his colleague, Mr. Outhwaite. Finally the latter broke’ in once more, ‘paying, ‘‘The burden of your speech”— “The burden of my speech just now,” retorted Grosvenor, ‘‘are the interruptions which you ‘persist in taking.” After several interruptions from Senator .Edmunds, which-Senator Casserly took good humoredly, the-latter finally turned to Edmunds and said, ‘‘Now, will my friend. permit. me to.ask hima question?” “Certainly.” ‘‘Then I ask my friend why not allow me to go on?"’, “Yes, or go off,” retorted nds, But Casserly had.the best of it; and from that day to this Mr. Edmunds has made it a rule not to interrupt others, Judge Thurman did not like to be interrupted,Onve he was thundering away when Senator Cameron (the elder) suddenly interrupted with @ motion for an. executive session. oe am a thousand times o dle of a mph pe 5 sc di ry -. “Jt will give the senator mi aa reflect on the rest of it; "said © smilingly, and the neat reply softened the old Roman, and an executive session was ordered amid general good humor. The chronic interrupter of the present congress is Mr. Kerr; of Iowa, A-Democratic member pewnes irritably waved Kerr aside, exclaiming “You would have eet the sermon on the mount i; soa had; bem Winnipeg’s Practical Joker. Richard Burden is a facetious citizen of Winnipeg who goes throngh life having fun with his face. He can twist his} features into the semblances of age, RICHARD BURDEN, ever to some worthy charity, for he is “just mptly turns i sen re a demon. 1d some time ago, when he jumped togenarian New Yorker went to northern Michigan to skate and eae sae found to moi mache ean hans of threescore-and-ten. ains,” and it is also the site of the most . _ Wooton wt sientific ate f-. jows, which is seldom, he proves) a de-1 -yr5. FAR ABOVE THE SEA. The New Sclontifie Station on the Sum. garg aac s chained pars mit of Mont Blanc. iin Blane ia the wacuiacths ohana . manner of violent wiedicines _ in of . injury upon the sensitive lining ¢ a. a and intestines, ' kidneys ‘appeals to the rational—not . only appeals, but is awarded 9 just . plait,” “dyspepsia and kidney troubles Chained te tne Rock. (aadlagaeal? while vu'tares gnawed his en-— “Bo ate many people chained . the rock of prejadice while ail apparently immovable in ‘the belief’ keop desing with drastic medicines. 609 Eleventh St., she sad: Unless the action of these is ful and excessive, they are ‘not fied. They. would di. trust.a reme:y. of gentle action, however effective. of the time. sie city, benefit. recognized, the stomach, the’ bowels am sound and well. valuation. . Constipation, liver comcoughs, colds yield to its action. 80 also do malaria Sold at 50 cents by © Carr Bros. anal iy “senting Best. Once bought—always sought. In the decline of li ife, : infirmities be-_ HE™ MILLIONS: OF A MISER. A California Physician One of the Heirs A to & Estate, “American heirs toa vast fortune in eeNT } ud refreshing to the taste, and acts connected. :outly yet promptly the Kidneys. set us. to which our youth and matarity were strangers, our kidneys and ‘liver are sabject to derangement, but ‘nothing equals Dr. J. H, McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm as a regulator ; ofthese organs. For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ medicine, be for rent on the lst of May. Terms . Bros. —$10 per month. Apply at-TraneoriPT office: > peace in your household. Liver Compiain (—Biliousness. Thechief symptome:of this disease are depression of spirits, foul coated tongue, bad fasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry ekin, with blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow eyer, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, faictness, d‘zziness and irregular bowels. This complaint in all of its forms can be & pre cored by taking Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as directed, ard Siingering spell of sickness will often be warded off by their use.’ Sold “at 2% cents a box by Carr Bros. ‘ty’s Citrus Belt For Sale. rated. a Good Barns and Dwelline House, For full particulars apply to her d at, Mr, E.R. Sayler, of been afflicted with Lung trouble for i Have been under the . OR vare Of thé Best phYsicians of this} ~ and have used all kinds of -. medicine for my disease without any Last! winter I was recom‘. mended to try Dr. Bodanko’s Cough ‘land Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the medicine on earth for chronic and consumption.” TWENTY YEARS’ covemine. sntionis Gonsuraption Cure.’ This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably, cure . the worst cases.of cough, croup, ahd bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia without a parallel in the history of Bince its first discovery it has been sold ona guarantee, a fest which no other medicine can stand. If you, havea cough we.earnestly ask Tay “Lily White’ flour and keep tf. A BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. A Valuable Ranch in Nevada Coun380 ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be irri: A Large assortment of FRUIT AND NUT TREES, —_} Will sel STOCK, CROP AND wombat “MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired. ~~~ 86" French Corral, Nevada County. T0 THE Pua. HAV. OPENED A SHOP ON PINE STREET, near Broad, and will do, Fine eter 3 Tang ‘Cured with pr. Bosnnkors Cough) os w Bt Porfoct_ Fit. Guaranteed Prices to Suit the Times. Call and Eramin’ my New Spring & Simmer Stylés. LARSEN & DULAC. . REMOVAL. eee nee One a soth thie rod aud reaults when ve of Figs is takon; it is pleasani AVING REFITTED GRAPH GALLE RY on iver and Bowels, cleanses the sy: em effectually, dispels colds, head iches and fevers and cures habitus. \ Pine Street, Swart’s Photograph Rooms.it. 2 THE -PHOTO(County Record coun ~ Nevada County ‘Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., Titles Examined and Insured JOHN A. RAPP, 11. consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. For sale—6000 acres of Jand of*the California Iron and Steel Company, the southern portion of Neva a county: and ont ela on the best lands of placer situated in 286 Nea of land ‘gituated in Pleasant’ that infringe our patents. » Tat hacking ge can be so . Youtotryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . valley. e \ Walehiy ered by Shileh’s Cure. We and $1. If ‘your lungs art sore, vada Gity. lot ‘on East Broad street, Ne Meee iia b Carr B chest or: back lame, nse Shiloh’s guaran y Uarr Dros. Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Cc AUTION sneseGenes for Bent, Suton’s, Cough ac Consumption pearl The residence, % aber ocenpied by. Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It te havinw scans to deo motion that Judge Caldwell, on Brodd street, will {¢4res Consumption. Sold. by Carr oe ae ties in Nevada Jounty are making Pelton Buckets, as also Buokets that infringe upon our patents, notice is hereby given that all Pelton Wheels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that both maker and users of such wheels purohased of other than ourselves or our duly authorized agents, will ‘be held liable therefor, as also for the use ‘of Buckets Pelton: Water Wheel Co.; 121-123 Main St, San Francisoo. Dealers in TRENBERTH BROS., {@ROOERIES, PROVISIONS, Fish VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., Broke Street, above Pine St., Nevada City {IF VAERE I8 A samt ‘at or throug our branches on pec nh ‘AD Extraordinary (fr) “New Heme” Sewing Machine ITHIN 1,000: MILES tk, bbl — cisco, West, at, i Nie STREET, SAN ate GALA. THE “NEW HOME” SEWING ua-. . OHINE OOMPANY, Ohas. E. Naylor MARK} onatipation ers aaakys Boe a I = inform the public that I am now General Manager. n 50c an tles by ait druggists . Ready For Business! MANUFACTURERS OF THE ™~ CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. v ) eee : For City Marshal, Nera itl, FRANCIBCO, . CAL, Photographs in all the Latest Styles. = al NEW YORK, W.¥. ~ J. Ss HOLBROOK O14 Picturescopied and énlarged. * 3 he Gaara Franch Gare, . ’ joan gwantyPhotorravhee, . Yuzu aceiatiainds Gaon Warranted «A PHRODITINE” oione7 emer. ae . For City Marshal. Ia Bou om & 25 New Store New Goods! EO. TOMPKINS ° THOS KIDD Wehr trina secede Seeycmee_°t Dealer in . For City Marshal, ces, ‘My atock is fresh and om Tt wiil .} amine my stor THOMAS ry w "sold staud, Groceries and Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Grain, Etc, I buy for cash and sell at the lowest living pay you to call and exGoods delivered free of charge. IDD, next door to ture ‘Annual Meeting. not fro: ra begy permanentiy cured I of the Nevada Coun W. D. VINTONs-"« Gity Nevada, ' , 0. oaylora, Ase’ Bocrstaty. NEVADA vILY TRANSCRIPT . (Regular Price $6 a Year) Wire THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY, OALL (Regular Price $1,.2& a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! OFFER. NO. 2s! A _ THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT: . ( Regular Price $6 a Year)* THE SAN PRANGISOO I DAILY ‘OALL vi Aero ae. 3 NO. Sra * EB Annual ie one, of a ee sepvement Association wi be held at their THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. at the Citizens Bank in Nevade Oty : ie age 43 Sencar cram of Nine Diroctote “® Sansone Street, San Francisco, Cal. for the transaction of such other busiFOR SALEBY neat rv may properly come before the meetPRESTON, ee Both for $9.00 a Year! . To take advantage of any one ot the Combinations ou Mas Pari vane Gh, Ye! iz 4 May 4th, 1891 5 i JAMES G. NEAGLE FILL ae _ candidate. for re-election as al of Neyada City. Election — For City Treasurer. SAMUEL L. CLUTTER . By GEN, HOWARD Sea tecioan coe, Cum’ a We Aan ~Afianta, 0 ac been new and very superior Sherman. Made fro: Paar 4 Getieral’s uni. aig cha a will contain about 600 acheyrens nil contain, about, Ay eg sath i find jeer WSldue oie’ A nay a io ‘a is in youn. rl pec 0g roe vee oh Hig Bn General Sherman FLETCHER JOHNSON, E es “75 oF orn GREAT WAR HEroer, died honored and beloved. by Reon a and by nm, who will rend with fen Hi is grand war rec. : un: in the Army of the pore _ bag pao Mempbis, Vicks s, Knoxville, tad in the immortal aes be ose grandeur and With Desi urpaneed he book wilt Steel Plate Portrait of General ® photograph taken just pri neha & and cbowing hin im his ieee 7 end, The ‘book avery patriotic STAGENTS WANTED. : op neents. The in-. ore An ek Wiis be a cenaitee for ry oipe of}. ; Treasurer. lection May 4. LIFE OF ission: Ren ethan be given foram . atled rea P sttgn arf a Fr; fine =e * p S wf * ; THE HANDSOMEST LOT. " LATEST SPRING STYLES : WOOLS & cee 4 : Ever Brqpght to this Market, : = oe ie Ladies call and see them whether yo wish to buy or not, = . ‘ : . Mrs, LESTER & GRAWFORD, : The Grete Wonder in the History of the buy . : To fin everything Bon tired for your Family i and Rangenele anil under orie roof. = Largest Siore in n GRASS VALLEY . . : fons of Goods in nach Oar . : (25 Rollsof New Garpets just rec'd, -= Fine 3-ply Carpets, 75. cs, per yard, Sewn Free, = =" Fine Brussels, 62 1-2 cls, per yard, Sewn Fie, : Largest Stock ‘of Wall Paper-in-the County, + ts 1000 pes of New Dress Goods, from 10 cls b $250 zs FINE MILLINERY, HATS “ano Bonnar, = ‘Expert Milliners in charge of Donanomar te Bus Fare paid to. customers buying liberally of the je GREAT BARGAINS we are now offering. ~ Samples sent Free everywhere. ae SAWIL: SEO, ; Preprictor of the Beehive, Grass Valley. ge NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. . 4 ~~ 1.CARRY A FINE stock: OF New No. 9High-Arm Whaelar & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, _ Which I Will Bell. For Cash or on Easy Inst Istallnens at t Low Prices, The Best Sewlng Machines Made, Made. "Call and0See Them ~ WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUYSOR.NOT. Thos. Shurtlere; Pa STORD elie co TO THE ~ Pha Sloe of Thonas Shut . “46 YOU WANT TO BUY THE'BEST © os ba Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Bi“AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Fresh Fish, Crabs, ey -mupuousmomnperearan > * eS Ss +

ere ‘PRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1891. Some Unreasonable Cuts. Dealers say that the. recent reductions made by the Supervisors on the _ maaximom rates to be paid by the county for stationery are ia maoy in. tances so great that the goo‘scann: t be laid down here for the money. The tax-payers of the ceuuty do not -gsk the Supervirors to squeeze prices onany supplies so low that a reasonable profit cannot be made, aud ifthe statements in relation to the amended echedule for stationery are true the Supervisors should reconsider their action. When the county cannot alford to pay a decent price for what it Leeds, itbetter go out of businers. Economy is a godd,thing, but stinginse ie detestable. I: is safe to say that the Supervisors would not willfully permit themselves to carry ~ @vomony to the extent that it. would constitute stinginess. a New tulthg. . A press dispatch fron: Washington says it willbe of interest to mining companies on. the Pacific Coast to learn that Commissioner Carter has given instructions tothe mineral division of the Land Office to disregard “. Jocal state laws in the matter of miner», ‘wl holdings by com panies incorporsted ‘under the laws ofother states, In California and. other coast states,’ in order that foreign_ mining cempanies might obtain mining -property, a certified copy of the charter has been required to be filed. The Land Office has been following this custom and required a certified copy of their certificate. Now it is-only necessary to show that it has beea duly incorporated under the laws of any Stute. Costiy Presemis to Boys. The enterprising nanagera.of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, Aikell & Harrison, propose’ to distribute safety bicycles, double-birreled breech-loading shot-guns, photographic’ outfit, and fishing outfits to the boys of America. Any boy who ‘wants to know how to get one of these presents shoul send his address at once to Harry A. Ely;Manager of the Subscription Department of Frank Leslie’s. Tilustrated Newspaper, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Frauk Leslie's Hiustrated--Newapapor _ thia week is crowded with,beautifal illustrations and interesting reading matter. Get it at-your news stand: Price'10 cents. Printed in English. aad German. _ Bae Lert . county, ve ais Mahal Brown, the y< young mother who was sent to the county jail ten days. ago for stealing a breastpin from her so-called mother, was today released from the county jail, ber term having expired. She was to have been released at three o’clock, but previous to that hour she was permitted to go so as to escape her mother who was waiting for her. The girl asserts tha: the old woman encourages her ta tead an immoral life and lives upon her earnings. The girl appeared very influences. . Miss Brown’s baby is.still with the ‘Grass Valley family that adopted it recently . Cenfessed the Crime, The Union says: Henry Willis, who was sent to State Prison for eighteen Ben Fat, at Willow Valley, tld the atory of his crime to Sheriff Dunster as he was being conveyed to State Prison, and announced his intention to dress up in utyle on the stolen money after he had served out histime. I: found upon him when he was arrested, and nene of the money taken has yet been recovered. Miners in ad Luck, Yesterday's. Marysville says: About fifty men who have been employed in the Wheaten mine at Smarteville are clamoring for the wages due them. H.B, Wheaton, the proprietor, has gone to San Franbut many of the men are anxious to gell their checks at 50 cente on the dollar. Mr, Wheaton was formerly President of the Excelsior Water and : Mining Company. — The O14 Election Law, The new election law does not go into effect till July ist, and the elec. tion tobe held here May 4th will be . @eondacted according to the old law. The polls will be open’ from sunrise till 5 p. mu. Going te Sacramento. Curly Bears will go to Sacramento on connection with Sunset Parlor. . -s.-‘Persons who lead a life of exposure "gre subjectto rheumatism, neuralgix . and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Vole oegh Oil Liniment; it he banish pain “The Daily Transcript. . . eee eeprom months, for rebbing the old Chinam in ) is supposed be has the money buried in, ‘*asafe place as buta few dollars wére. Appeal . 4 cisco to raise the money, if. possible, . The Grand Officers of the: order of. ~>-the 25th instant toes‘ablish a Cave in’ RICHARD BASSETT’S ISLAND. Queer Consequences of Its Not Being om Government Maps. ‘Richard, Bassett is the modern Robin. en Crane, i ee ee sip oo the United States ee re county authorities say Mr. vote or exercise the rights of ¢ On the other, hand, however, he has no taxes to pay or jury duty to perform. When. Bassett movéd to this island it He cleared the ground, leayig only a le few choice forest monarciis to afford him gardens. known ot laa apy hetocte personal. matters he is reticent. But when he comes in contact with his fellightful companion. Heis well educated, takes numerous. papers: and. magazines and has an excellent library. He is supposed to be about fifty years of age, Bothering Congressional Orators. Many congressmen are inclined to be nettled by interruptions. “Only the other day Gen. Grosvenor, of Ohio, was speaking, when he was interrupted twoor three times by his colleague, Mr. Outhwaite. Finally the latter broke’ in once more, ‘paying, ‘‘The burden of your speech”— “The burden of my speech just now,” retorted Grosvenor, ‘‘are the interruptions which you ‘persist in taking.” After several interruptions from Senator .Edmunds, which-Senator Casserly took good humoredly, the-latter finally turned to Edmunds and said, ‘‘Now, will my friend. permit. me to.ask hima question?” “Certainly.” ‘‘Then I ask my friend why not allow me to go on?"’, “Yes, or go off,” retorted nds, But Casserly had.the best of it; and from that day to this Mr. Edmunds has made it a rule not to interrupt others, Judge Thurman did not like to be interrupted,Onve he was thundering away when Senator Cameron (the elder) suddenly interrupted with @ motion for an. executive session. oe am a thousand times o dle of a mph pe 5 sc di ry -. “Jt will give the senator mi aa reflect on the rest of it; "said © smilingly, and the neat reply softened the old Roman, and an executive session was ordered amid general good humor. The chronic interrupter of the present congress is Mr. Kerr; of Iowa, A-Democratic member pewnes irritably waved Kerr aside, exclaiming “You would have eet the sermon on the mount i; soa had; bem Winnipeg’s Practical Joker. Richard Burden is a facetious citizen of Winnipeg who goes throngh life having fun with his face. He can twist his} features into the semblances of age, RICHARD BURDEN, ever to some worthy charity, for he is “just mptly turns i sen re a demon. 1d some time ago, when he jumped togenarian New Yorker went to northern Michigan to skate and eae sae found to moi mache ean hans of threescore-and-ten. ains,” and it is also the site of the most . _ Wooton wt sientific ate f-. jows, which is seldom, he proves) a de-1 -yr5. FAR ABOVE THE SEA. The New Sclontifie Station on the Sum. garg aac s chained pars mit of Mont Blanc. iin Blane ia the wacuiacths ohana . manner of violent wiedicines _ in of . injury upon the sensitive lining ¢ a. a and intestines, ' kidneys ‘appeals to the rational—not . only appeals, but is awarded 9 just . plait,” “dyspepsia and kidney troubles Chained te tne Rock. (aadlagaeal? while vu'tares gnawed his en-— “Bo ate many people chained . the rock of prejadice while ail apparently immovable in ‘the belief’ keop desing with drastic medicines. 609 Eleventh St., she sad: Unless the action of these is ful and excessive, they are ‘not fied. They. would di. trust.a reme:y. of gentle action, however effective. of the time. sie city, benefit. recognized, the stomach, the’ bowels am sound and well. valuation. . Constipation, liver comcoughs, colds yield to its action. 80 also do malaria Sold at 50 cents by © Carr Bros. anal iy “senting Best. Once bought—always sought. In the decline of li ife, : infirmities be-_ HE™ MILLIONS: OF A MISER. A California Physician One of the Heirs A to & Estate, “American heirs toa vast fortune in eeNT } ud refreshing to the taste, and acts connected. :outly yet promptly the Kidneys. set us. to which our youth and matarity were strangers, our kidneys and ‘liver are sabject to derangement, but ‘nothing equals Dr. J. H, McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm as a regulator ; ofthese organs. For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ medicine, be for rent on the lst of May. Terms . Bros. —$10 per month. Apply at-TraneoriPT office: > peace in your household. Liver Compiain (—Biliousness. Thechief symptome:of this disease are depression of spirits, foul coated tongue, bad fasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry ekin, with blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow eyer, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, faictness, d‘zziness and irregular bowels. This complaint in all of its forms can be & pre cored by taking Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as directed, ard Siingering spell of sickness will often be warded off by their use.’ Sold “at 2% cents a box by Carr Bros. ‘ty’s Citrus Belt For Sale. rated. a Good Barns and Dwelline House, For full particulars apply to her d at, Mr, E.R. Sayler, of been afflicted with Lung trouble for i Have been under the . OR vare Of thé Best phYsicians of this} ~ and have used all kinds of -. medicine for my disease without any Last! winter I was recom‘. mended to try Dr. Bodanko’s Cough ‘land Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the medicine on earth for chronic and consumption.” TWENTY YEARS’ covemine. sntionis Gonsuraption Cure.’

This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably, cure . the worst cases.of cough, croup, ahd bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia without a parallel in the history of Bince its first discovery it has been sold ona guarantee, a fest which no other medicine can stand. If you, havea cough we.earnestly ask Tay “Lily White’ flour and keep tf. A BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. A Valuable Ranch in Nevada Coun380 ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be irri: A Large assortment of FRUIT AND NUT TREES, —_} Will sel STOCK, CROP AND wombat “MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired. ~~~ 86" French Corral, Nevada County. T0 THE Pua. HAV. OPENED A SHOP ON PINE STREET, near Broad, and will do, Fine eter 3 Tang ‘Cured with pr. Bosnnkors Cough) os w Bt Porfoct_ Fit. Guaranteed Prices to Suit the Times. Call and Eramin’ my New Spring & Simmer Stylés. LARSEN & DULAC. . REMOVAL.. eee nee One a soth thie rod aud reaults when ve of Figs is takon; it is pleasani AVING REFITTED GRAPH GALLE RY on iver and Bowels, cleanses the sy: em effectually, dispels colds, head iches and fevers and cures habitus. \ Pine Street, Swart’s Photograph Rooms.it. 2 THE -PHOTO(County Record coun ~ Nevada County ‘Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., Titles Examined and Insured JOHN A. RAPP, 11. consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. For sale—6000 acres of Jand of*the California Iron and Steel Company, the southern portion of Neva a county: and ont ela on the best lands of placer situated in 286 Nea of land ‘gituated in Pleasant’ that infringe our patents. » Tat hacking ge can be so . Youtotryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . valley. e \ Walehiy ered by Shileh’s Cure. We and $1. If ‘your lungs art sore, vada Gity. lot ‘on East Broad street, Ne Meee iia b Carr B chest or: back lame, nse Shiloh’s guaran y Uarr Dros. Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Cc AUTION sneseGenes for Bent, Suton’s, Cough ac Consumption pearl The residence, % aber ocenpied by. Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It te havinw scans to deo motion that Judge Caldwell, on Brodd street, will {¢4res Consumption. Sold. by Carr oe ae ties in Nevada Jounty are making Pelton Buckets, as also Buokets that infringe upon our patents, notice is hereby given that all Pelton Wheels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that both maker and users of such wheels purohased of other than ourselves or our duly authorized agents, will ‘be held liable therefor, as also for the use ‘of Buckets Pelton: Water Wheel Co.; 121-123 Main St, San Francisoo. Dealers in TRENBERTH BROS., {@ROOERIES, PROVISIONS, Fish VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., Broke Street, above Pine St., Nevada City {IF VAERE I8 A samt ‘at or throug our branches on pec nh ‘AD Extraordinary (fr) “New Heme” Sewing Machine ITHIN 1,000: MILES tk, bbl — cisco, West, at, i Nie STREET, SAN ate GALA. THE “NEW HOME” SEWING ua-. . OHINE OOMPANY, Ohas. E. Naylor MARK} onatipation ers aaakys Boe a I = inform the public that I am now General Manager. n 50c an tles by ait druggists . Ready For Business! MANUFACTURERS OF THE ™~ CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. v ) eee : For City Marshal, Nera itl, FRANCIBCO, . CAL, Photographs in all the Latest Styles. = al NEW YORK, W.¥. ~ J. Ss HOLBROOK O14 Picturescopied and énlarged. * 3 he Gaara Franch Gare, . ’ joan gwantyPhotorravhee, . Yuzu aceiatiainds Gaon Warranted «A PHRODITINE” oione7 emer. ae . For City Marshal. Ia Bou om & 25 New Store New Goods! EO. TOMPKINS ° THOS KIDD Wehr trina secede Seeycmee_°t Dealer in . For City Marshal, ces, ‘My atock is fresh and om Tt wiil .} amine my stor THOMAS ry w "sold staud, Groceries and Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Grain, Etc, I buy for cash and sell at the lowest living pay you to call and exGoods delivered free of charge. IDD, next door to ture ‘Annual Meeting. not fro: ra begy permanentiy cured I of the Nevada Coun W. D. VINTONs-"« Gity Nevada, ' , 0. oaylora, Ase’ Bocrstaty. NEVADA vILY TRANSCRIPT . (Regular Price $6 a Year) Wire THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY, OALL (Regular Price $1,.2& a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! OFFER. NO. 2s! A _ THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT: . ( Regular Price $6 a Year)* THE SAN PRANGISOO I DAILY ‘OALL vi Aero ae. 3 NO. Sra * EB Annual ie one, of a ee sepvement Association wi be held at their THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. at the Citizens Bank in Nevade Oty : ie age 43 Sencar cram of Nine Diroctote “® Sansone Street, San Francisco, Cal. for the transaction of such other busiFOR SALEBY neat rv may properly come before the meetPRESTON, ee Both for $9.00 a Year! . To take advantage of any one ot the Combinations ou Mas Pari vane Gh, Ye! iz 4 May 4th, 1891 5 i JAMES G. NEAGLE FILL ae _ candidate. for re-election as al of Neyada City. Election — For City Treasurer. SAMUEL L. CLUTTER . By GEN, HOWARD Sea tecioan coe, Cum’ a We Aan ~Afianta, 0 ac been new and very superior Sherman. Made fro: Paar 4 Getieral’s uni. aig cha a will contain about 600 acheyrens nil contain, about, Ay eg sath i find jeer WSldue oie’ A nay a io ‘a is in youn. rl pec 0g roe vee oh Hig Bn General Sherman FLETCHER JOHNSON, E es “75 oF orn GREAT WAR HEroer, died honored and beloved. by Reon a and by nm, who will rend with fen Hi is grand war rec. : un: in the Army of the pore _ bag pao Mempbis, Vicks s, Knoxville, tad in the immortal aes be ose grandeur and With Desi urpaneed he book wilt Steel Plate Portrait of General ® photograph taken just pri neha & and cbowing hin im his ieee 7 end, The ‘book avery patriotic STAGENTS WANTED. : op neents. The in-. ore An ek Wiis be a cenaitee for ry oipe of}. ; Treasurer. lection May 4. LIFE OF ission: Ren ethan be given foram . atled rea P sttgn arf a Fr; fine =e * p S wf * ; THE HANDSOMEST LOT. " LATEST SPRING STYLES : WOOLS & cee 4 : Ever Brqpght to this Market, : = oe ie Ladies call and see them whether yo wish to buy or not, = . ‘ : . Mrs, LESTER & GRAWFORD, : The Grete Wonder in the History of the buy . : To fin everything Bon tired for your Family i and Rangenele anil under orie roof. = Largest Siore in n GRASS VALLEY . . : fons of Goods in nach Oar . : (25 Rollsof New Garpets just rec'd, -= Fine 3-ply Carpets, 75. cs, per yard, Sewn Free, = =" Fine Brussels, 62 1-2 cls, per yard, Sewn Fie, : Largest Stock ‘of Wall Paper-in-the County, + ts 1000 pes of New Dress Goods, from 10 cls b $250 zs FINE MILLINERY, HATS “ano Bonnar, = ‘Expert Milliners in charge of Donanomar te Bus Fare paid to. customers buying liberally of the je GREAT BARGAINS we are now offering. ~ Samples sent Free everywhere. ae SAWIL: SEO, ; Preprictor of the Beehive, Grass Valley. ge NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. . 4 ~~ 1.CARRY A FINE stock: OF New No. 9High-Arm Whaelar & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, _ Which I Will Bell. For Cash or on Easy Inst Istallnens at t Low Prices, The Best Sewlng Machines Made, Made. "Call and0See Them ~ WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUYSOR.NOT. Thos. Shurtlere; Pa STORD elie co TO THE ~ Pha Sloe of Thonas Shut . “46 YOU WANT TO BUY THE'BEST © os ba Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Bi“AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Fresh Fish, Crabs, ey -mupuousmomnperearan > * eS Ss +