April 21, 1893 (4 pages)

PS ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. SSE z Cy FRIDAY EWNG. APRIL 21. ‘93. SE ———————————_—_—_—_ Self-Denial Week. The annual week of special prayer arid self-denial in behalf of the extension of the American field work will be observed by the Salvation Army and their friends commencing Saturday, April 22d, and ending Saturday, April 29th. This will prove to be a blessing to every one who participates and will help to spread the gospel and relieve distress among theusands of our own American people. ‘ : Special meetings at the Barracks will ° be held Saturday night and all day Sunday for the benefit of the fund. Printed matter may be obtained from the officers of the Army. In the Swim. Nevada City was well represented in the musical tine-at the County Institute at Grass Valley yesterday: The Telegraph says the Institute was opened with a quartette by Miss Naffziger, Miss Meek, Messrs. Martin and Werry, Miss Sims pianist, showed that city capable of producing vecal music second to none. ® The quartette was well rendered and they will likely be called on again. Mr. John Werry,: our effiGient County Recorder, favered the audience with a}*_ Mr. Werry }. has a fine voice and will always be listvery pleasing vocal solo. ened to with pleasure. Teachers Institute. The County Teachers Institute, which has-been in session at Grass Valley this week, has proven a very interesting schoolmarms and schoolmasters, and has doubtless been _“instractive as well as entertaining te all _ofthem and likewise to the numerous . outside spectators who have been present every day. Contrary to the usual rule the weather has been pleasant and in this respect the Institute has been a success this year. Next week the teachers will return to their regular work. convention of the Peculiar Death. ee a Aman from Camptorville, who was stopping at San Juan for medical treatment, was found dead in his room on “Tuesday morning. ~“Landiord German of }the National Hotel went to the man’s room te assist him in dressing, and was surprised te find him up and dressed and standing by the bedside, but stone dead. He was leaning against the bed in such @ way as to support his body. The dead man was buried by the Odd Fellows. at Camptonville. The members of the American Legien ef Honor had an enjoyable time last evening. A literary and musical program was rendered and a nice collation served. John Heyer was elected as the delegate to the Grand Council, and L. 8. Calkins alternate. — Rebsksks. Next Wednesday evening Neva Rebekah Degree Lodge will give an entertainment and banquet, the expense: of the latter being borne by the male members of the lodge. = Stay of Execution. “Ta the Superior Court this morning, in the case of the Electrical Engineering Company vs. George Sleep, a stay of execution for twenty days was. granted. Wardner Burned Out. Spokane, Wash., April 20.—A brief dispatch from Wardner, a town of 1000 inhabitants in the Coedr d’Alene mining district, reports that the town “was destroyed by fire. No particulars aregiven Wardner suffered severly from fire in the winter of 1889 and 1890, ~~. —o regulate the bowels. Full of Peril. Are those disorders which, beginning with an apparently trivial “inactivity of ,, the kidneys or bladder, terminates in Bright’s disease, diabetes and cystitis. The turst two not only interrupt the functions of the renal organs, but destroy their structure with as much certainly as tubercular consumption does that of the lungs. Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters is an excellent diuretic, promoting the activity of these organs without ever exciting them, thus averting the deadly maladies in which their inaction is so prone to culminate. The removal from the blood of impurities which the kidneys should, but do net, when inactive, secrete, is another beneficent effect of this incomparable medicated stimulant in all cases, too, a fine restorative of vigor and aid to digestion, remedies malarial disease, and banishes liver complaint and and depurent. The Bitters is, constipation. a Detays. are dangerous, Take Simmons Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, biliousness, and all diseases of the liver. Situation Waated. a A young woman wants a place to do housework. Understands housekeeping s end is a good cook. Address, stating Sac aal7-lw Miss Florence Denton, mento, Cal, P, O. Garden and Grass Seeds, Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plazs Btore, have just received the larges: stock of Eastern garden and grass seed. to be-found this side of Sacramento _ The whole stock is fresh, bas-been test d and is guaranteed to be first-class in _ every particular. Any one winting any of the above seeds should apply jmmediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at " ‘the Plass Store, Nevada City. Country BYQPY fll+ Foreclesure. Suit has been brought in the Superior Court by Hugh McLeod against John D. Lemley and Hester A. Lemley to foreclose a mortgage given to secure a note fer $500. pe; Took Place Today. The funeral of the léte Mrs. John Kuhlman took place today from the family residence at French Corral. MARRIED. At Nevada City, April 20, 1893, *Mr. Paul Ehmann of. Spenceville to Miss Rose Schmidt of San Francisce. At North Bioomfield, April 19, 1893, by Rev. ©. ¥. McNeill, Miss Jesne Knotwell to J. B. McKinney. HOTEL ARBIVALS. Union Arrivais: P. Carey, Bloomfield, C. Purdy, Oakland, J. H. McCauley, Reno, Nevada,” J. A. Graham, Hanford, G. W. Kramer, Forbestown, R. F. Williamson, -” Charles Rody, Sacramento, T. L. Abbott, bid F. B: Williams, Smartsaville L. Q. Reberts, = F. James, ad E. C. Allis, San Francisco, C. J, Chadwick, Haaford, James S. Tomer, Grass Valley, J. Smith, aid Peter Bander, Truckee, J. Davis, Dixon. National Exchange. W. F. Luther, Pacific Grove, John Dower, Virginia City, Peter Sass, i Chas. H. Richards, Pike City, B. F. Derickson, Forest City, 8. E. sie, Smartsvile, J. B. Tally, a A. D. Bristel, Sacramento, W. F. Geary, he Sam B. Slight,W. L. Cole, wd A. P. Erickson; Washington, Ed. Fiske, a Luke Voice, = J: B. McKinney & w., Eloomfield; Jay Ostrom, as Wm. Schwartz, Pleasant Valley, 8. Hollub, San Francisco, R. McMurray, , ies J.8. McBride, *‘ Mrs. H. Spaulding & c., Wm. Bedford, Napa City, Mrs, Chynoweth, ‘ ‘ Henry German, San Juan, ; Chas. Stokes, Grass Valley, Alf. Tregidgo, Downiev te, Furnsiture For Saietities to suit. store. {a20-tf] L. B. JOHNSON. best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf Hires’ Root Beer. NEVADA THEATRE. — Wednesday Evening, April 26th, 1893 cee oe Miss Crrie 8S. America’s Favorite Eatertainer —AND— _ Impersonator. cents. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect isto strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. ’s Pill Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism.They are taken with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all climates, they are put up in bottles as well as boxes. “J have used Ayer’s Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excellent purgative, having a good effect on the liver. —It isthe best pill used.” Prepared og ee ape 8 tee te. The household furniture of L. B. Johnson will-be sold at private sale, m quanInquire at the premises or of the undersigned at Turner's hardware . find our cigars getting inferior from year GARDEN Seeps,all tresh and of the very Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street RUDOLPH, _ . “Tiekets-50.cents. Reserved Seats 75 To enjoy life take Simmons Liver regulator to stimulate digestion and Ayer'sPills Are better known and more general. ly used than any other cathartic. FACTS, FASHION, Pads, Fakes and Faneies About Cigars and Tobacco. Written and Compled by “GIFF,” the N. 8. of Md. The four hundredth antiiversary of the discovery of tobacco will occur in the second week.of November next. After Columbus had taken possession of San Salvador he sailed off and diseovered the island of Cuba. An exploring party which he dispatched. into the interior reported _on their return that they had found the natives ‘‘carrying lighted firebrands wherewith they kindled one end of small rolls of dried herbs, while they put the other end between the lips, sucking the smoke through the roll, and then puffing it out through the mouth and nostrils.” From that time the use of the weed has spread over the world. Statesmen, philosophers, poets, divines and undivines have sung its praises, and been inspired by its use. Since the time when James I. issued his ‘‘Counterblast against Tobacco” the weed has been widely disclaimed against. The pulpit has denounced it, physicians gave prated against the danger to health from its use, temperance societies have pictured its demoralizing effects, but in spite of all their efforts it has been fowad impossible to stop the use of tobacco. . played by the average smoker about Keymakes it saleable, regardless of quality. . There are no end to brands and titles. The nomenclature of styles, sizes and shapes are mostly high-sounding and would fill a large volume. There are Cayados, Prensados, Trabucos, Londros, Regalias, Princessas, Crevas, Caballere:, Flor Finos, Esparteros, Cazadores, Rothschild, Liberadores, Perfectos, Conquistadore, Key West, etc., ete. The amuunt of ignerance disWest cigars is appalling. The idea prevails with them that Key West isaforeign country, when our geography points it as part of Florida, U.S. A. Another fancy is that Key West cigars are made of imported or Havaua tolacco, when the fact is they are covered with a Florida wrapper and filled with a domestic tiller from Pennsylvania, Obio and other States. A few are made of Havana but no greater per tent. of Havana is used in Key Wiggt than any other part of the Union. But the name ‘‘Key West” has a foreign click to it that catches the public ear“and tle public are hoodwinked, and mistake name for quality. Smokers differ in fancy and notions about their cigars, their. shape and color. There are degrees in cigars as in wine. In the kingdom of tobacco as in the eminevitable rivalry between the blonde . and the brunette, the dark and the light, nettes are considered strong the blondes are not always mild. The true smoker It is likely to continue to soothe the nervous system of man whether used in-the shape of a fragrant cigar or in the pipe, “tipped with amber, mellow, rich and ripe.” The world, particularly the United States, has derived from it a profitablé source of revenue. The internal revenue reports for the month of July, 1892, here given, show the enormous amount consumed in this . country. : = ? Product of the United States for the month of July, 1892: Cigars (numbers)... .399, 118,000 Cigarettes (numbers) .. 242,611,000 Manufactured tobacco (Ibs.). 20,780,684 Snuff (Ibs.). 2. -. 831,138 The revenue collections on the product . foots up the snug sum of $2,686,412.55. . If we add to the above the number of imported cigars sold, and the July production as an average for the twelve of cigars to be about 6,000,000,000. The use of cigars grows rapidly and has assumed dimensions that far exceed the production ef good-tobacco; hence we to year. Few smokers realize how com‘plex and great the labor of -making--thefine cigar really is. From the Virginia Stoga to the heavy Henry Clay, from Abajo to the veriest Cabbagina each passes through its own process, of manufacturé and has its own characteristics. The finest and most valuable cigar tobacco in the world is grown on the island of Cuba. The district of Vuelta Abajos takes first rank, then those of the Partidos and Vuelta Arriba. Tobacco grown in certain sections of the country has distinct characteristics and special qualities which cannot be duplicated in other sections. For cigar-making the finest and most delicately flavored leaves are used. The highest grades of Cuban cigars are the [egitimas, Vengeras and Regalias, but being exceedingly high in price are not found in commerce. They are contracted for and used by the nobility of Europe. A good domestic cigar is preferable to a cheap imported cigar. There is just as poor tobacco raised in Cuba as in this country, but there they raise good tobacco in proportionately larger quantities. In Havana tebacco you can pick out 50 different kinds ranging from the’ vilest eabbage leaf to the most fragrant tobaccos in the world, A cigar that is usually sold over the counter in this country at two-for a quarter will cost in Havana $35 per thousand and is really a poor cigar, and falls far below the “bit” cigar. To get a good cigar iy Havana from $60 to $90 per thousand must be paid, and are sold here at three for a half and 25 cents apiece” Whatare concome to this country. They areaheavy, dark cigar, and burn with a dark ash: tobacco. bacco used in the goods. rapidly growing demand. of cigars is a peculiar thing, idea, workmen, and proper treatment after gets into his hands. to produce a goud cigar and that is make it of good tobacco. favor aud bring fortunes to the manip lators. expert. Spotted goods is another fad which Very Dose Effective a smoker depends also upon the manner . the fragrant Legitimas of the finest Vuelta} sidered good cigars in Cuba do : not Such a cigar is not relished by Americans, and when he says he wants a strong cigar he means that he wants a dark cigar, but mild, ° Only about 10 per cent of the cigars manufactured jn this country have Havana filling in them, yet nearly every smoker who pays ten cents for a cigar believes he is getting imported A large per cent. of persons whosmoke five cent cigars are hambugged into the belief that there is Havana toThis countsy is growing better tobacco every year, but not in quantities to keep pace with the The principle of the manufacture requires more judgment and man=ipulation to produce a good cigar than nine-tenths of the people have any The great point in making a good cigar is good judgment in selecting tobacco, care in its preparation for the Manufacturers who make hand work upon the Cuban principle are agreed that there is but one way Dopes, flavors, colorings, sauces, st¢,,‘ are frauds and fakes, but in many instances meet with Fashion in cigars are as changeable and fleeting as in wearing apparel. At the present day light colors seem to Bie the fad, for fad alone it is, the darker. .California, you ean obtain those which eolors being of finer flavor and richer} aroma, as is well known to every tubacco raging just-new, but when smokers learn that the beautiful spots are produced by the use of acid they will conclude that health is more valuable than beauty and return to the rich, brown, well-cured wrapper. The name ef # cigar oftimes will pay little heed to looks or style oi}: cigars, but will be careful to select one which is not wet or dry. The felicity of in which he lights his cigar. The fire must not: be held beneath but in front of the eigar, and care must be taken to light it’ evenly and uot scorch the, wrapper. The connoisseur must be very careful when cigars show little yellow or white spots, as these spots appear in vonseing and the cigar is horrid. Another point to be observed is, pay close attention to quality of goods and let looks, names, etc., take care of themselves. The use and effect of tobacco has ever been a subject for discussion and dissen‘tion. It is generally conceded that the excessive use of tobacco is injurious, but used in moderation is beneficial. A few facts from the opinions of eminent _physicians which were pablished in the London Laneet are here given to show the concensus of opinion of these whe ought to know its effects: 1, ‘The more common effects are due to carbonic acid and ammonia. ~ = 2. The effects are but transitory. “3. All the resulting evils are fanctional. 4. Produces disturbances in blood, ‘stomach, heart, organs of sense, Drain, . sympathetic system and mucous membrane of mouth and bronchi. 5. In the main it is a luxury that any Nation is better without, and to the mind conveys the idea ef physical detriment. 6. As a luxury it is one of the least cohol, is more harmful than tea, less so than sugar and is antidotal te gluttony. 7. It is a remedy in certain cases for evils that lie deeper than its own. 8. Smoking, when done at proper times, facilitates digestion. The sense of relief obtained by a cigar after a heavy meal is well knewm to smekers. 9. While the abuse of tobacco weak— ens the system and leads to emaciation, used intelligently it exerts a favorable influence upon nutrition. Dr. Hammond by observation upon himself found a gain in weiget with the use of tobacco. He remarks: ‘‘Tobacco, when food is sufficient to preserve the weight, increases it; when insufficient, and the body is losing, tobacco restrains the loss,” % Boerhaave of Holland, over 200 years ago, referred to tobacco as being antidotal to hunger. It seems that the power to undergo severe exertion and fatigue, either mental or physical, is aided by tobacco. There is no disputing the fact that inany people are slaves to tobacco. Rev, Der. Lanahan of NewYork@pn being asked if he was a candidate for Bishop said he was ineligible because he used the weed, and declared he would rather smoke than be a Bishop. The weed is known to be a great disinfectant and preventive against disease and contagion. When the yellow fever was raging at Jacksonville,’ Florida, a few years ago, cigar-inakers or profuse users of tobacco were not strigken down @ th the epidemic and there has never been a case recorded where a cigar-maker or twbacco manufacturer has been attacked or succumbed to epidemic dis— ease. These facts lead us to acknowledge that nicotine is a deadly poison, but if it will protect us agains) oct ion we recommend its use. Situations of loneliness are always rendered more tolerable by its use, and it is the constant come panion ef those who lead lives of solitude. 1t. A feeling of unrest or discontent, “. made oi ill-defined longings, of imaginary disappointments and unpleasant an ticipations, commonly knewn as ennui, is responsible for much pnhappiness. ‘Ths unfortunate condition of mind is removed by the soothing influence of a cigar, and the moroseness and gloom is quickly dispelled. As much of every it . day is filled up with eare, our. de; of cunfort in this life will depend upon our ability to bear it uncomplainingly. That tobaeco assiste us to do tus, that it enables us to look upon life to. more complacently, must be the conclusion of every one who has experienced its iuflnence. That it evabies us to toil with less fatigue is equally true, The readiest writers generally use tobacco and cannot u-jaccomplish the same amount of work ip the same time without it. : lu the various brands of cigars manuactured by William Giffin at his factory oy Broad street, near Tine, Nevada City, will givé corafort and delight as des -ribed in this artiele, He has had a life loug experience in the manufacture of baceo, isa competent workman, give you'an honest cigar, and has never ac quired the art i and flat ery for worth and merit. Bury your prejudice against meritorious good made at home, quit chasing the ‘rainbow shadow” of Key West and Dowt— You Know From Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md mony to the t virt : , fives Fhe at ues of Simmons pire of love, among cigars as among) with it, as occasion ded, women, there is always theeternal and . Zest, 2nd regard It as the sreatess med the strong and the mild; but—inthe. [AD Be i ee . wy smoking world as elsewhere, if the bruLAGE t ('\ ( (i liY., sending toSan Francisco, . SON’S world-famed fOILET quence-ef unequal drying or acid-spray-. harmful; is innocuous compared with al. tine ci_ars, is a thorengh jndge’ of tohumbug tern goods that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion ‘and the like. It is the “that fullness; also Constipation, and those-Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. — “It affords me pleasure to add my testive had experience r aay So ¢ @ medicine es unive commendation. To saye you the trouble i expense of ave bought a BETTIE HAR#IARTICLES. Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ (CREME. The SKIN FOOD and TISSUE BUILDZK preserves the complexion. Preyevts wrinkles, withering, drying, aging of the skin. Her Face Bleach removes freckles. tan. moth patches, callowness,— yel-] low skin. Her HAIR VIGOR absolutely prevents hair falling out, makesit fine and glossy, cures all scalp humor, MRS. HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures torpid liver, malaria headaches, nervous diseases, costiven: ss, ail female troubles Only genuine vegetable rc medy. Boy wees M188 A; ds STRANAHA ~ Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any special or complicated biemish of the face and form, write MKS. NETTIE HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Francisco Val. _Superfluous hair permanently remoy ed, y-maro. . omole e line of MRs. Te-Proaty’s Small Bor At S Cents. —_——" House 856 F0t Yor Pale THE RESIDENCE OF WM. OSBORNE, ON ARISTOCRACY HILL, Is offered for sale with or without farniture, ata bargain. For further particulars enguire on the premises, . ce WILLIAM OSBORNE. Nevada City, April 10,1803. Summons. In the Superior Court of thé County of Nevida, state of California. Mrs. M. Williams, John R. Jones, John P. Jones, Jobn O, Evans and William P, Jones, Plaintiffs, vs. John M. Williams, Mrs. D. M. Jones, D. M. Jones and George T. Jones, Defendants. Py Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Califoruia, and the Complaint filed in said County of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said superior Court. She Peeple of the State of Califo: nia send greeting to John M Williams, Mrs. D. M. Jones, DM Jones and George T. Jones, Defendunts; You are hereby required to appear uan action brought against you by tie ab ve-mamed Plaintiffs in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the Complaint filed therein, within ten davs (exclusive of the ay of#ervice) after the service ou yeu of this ~ummons, if served within this County;,or, if served elsewhere, within thirty ays; or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said Complaint. For cause of action Plaintiffs allege that Plainti?s and Defendants are in possession, as tenants in common and mining Co-partners, of those certain gravel mining claims, kn wn as the “Waukesha Mine,” situated at Relief Hill, Nevada County, California; thatthey haveexpended on said claims over and above the amount received from the working thereof the sum of $4651.61, and that you have refused to join with them in the working of said claims or to pay your share on account of expenditures aforesaid; Plaint: ffs demand judgmen against you for to the respective rights of-the purties as afuresaid, or if partition cannot be obtained without matcrial injury to those rights, thep for a sale of the said premises and after the paymeut of said co-partnership and the balance due them from you that the proceeds of the sale thereof be divided between the parties hereto according to their respective rights. That the cost of these proceedings be paid out of the procecds aforesaid. Ail of which will more fully appenr in the Complaint on file herein, to whieh reference is her: by made. And you are hereby notified thst if voy fail ¢ appear aud uepswer thy sid Complaint as ve required, the seid Plaintiffs wal apply to the Court for t manded in their Complaint. : Given under my hand and Seal of the said Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State ot California, this I4th day of e relief deApril, in the year of our Lord one thoug .nd eight hundred and ninety three, J. J. Gppan¥, Clerk. J C, NiLon, Deputy Cle. laintiffs. al6 ‘sICK By J. M. Walling, Att. for P Bick-headaches are the outward indications xt derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, is the only oowel regulating preparation of Bearsaparilla, it is seen why it is the only appropriate a It is notonly sppropriste; i$ i989 Absolute eure, After # ps 8 of it an occasional dose at intervals will prevent return, Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, Ban Fran. cisco, writes: “1 have been troubled with sttacks of sick-headache for the last three reara frm one to three times a week. Some tme ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vege able Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the secondday after 1 began using it.” Most modern, most effective, $1: 6 for FOR S4LE]BY ' and get your cigars of the Native Son o Wifi CARRLBROS. sepresent Vertised above, as thousands can testify. a partition of said real property according . ~ w. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE aci'hre. inaction of the Liver that Best Calf Shoo in the world for the price. : ; i shoes 1d everywhere. causes Indigestion, and } Ae og sobs Sear: them. It is a duty you owe yourself to'get the best value for . Boonomized in your tiene he 4 rohasing W, L. DougliasShoes,whioh the best value at the prides adSar Take No Substitate. 29 Bewnrre of frged. Hone seuuine writhoms Tae it when you bas. — a W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by JUN DELKREDGH, Broad. Street. FURNITURE —AND— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. JAYVING purchased Geo. Tracy's stock of ¥.o rni ure and Bedding af &Great Sacrifice, lum enabied tose!l goosat prices that will a-ouish the public. For he next thi ty -da;s-bwiit offer Gre t— Bargains in. order to ’make room for my Spring sfock, which will commence to arrive in a few Guys. aS eS =—€ri1 and exsmine-my~ goods—before= pur: " chasing elsewhere Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to. Goods. sold at the lowest prices in the eounty for »POT CASH. Just Out—WORLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLDERS. Call and examine them. Fao business transucted on business prin ciples. : :Tpholstéring and all kinds of Repairing .doné on short notice. . Kemembe> the place—Commercial Street. next door to Tea Store, Nevada City: CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC HARTWAN & DULAC Merchant Tailors, AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON I] Union street, in the City Hotel building. where they will be pleased to see their’ friencts: some haridsome. SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have.a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and Domestie, from which to choose. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed, Agents for the F. Thomas Dye Works, Sap Francisce. Agents fer the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HAKMONY GRAVEL, MINING COMPANY aré requested ta present them in duplicate on or before the first of each month, and payment will be ~ made on the second Saturday. Present all bills at the office of the Secre.ary, at A. Isoard’s store. ‘ West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. {28 J. f. MeCALL, Supt. (GARS: AND TOBOCO. Gus, J, & od Wi Schmidt AVING Sgr rsses the stock a tr.de of L, Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the pub hz generally that they will keep on hand all grudes of CIGARS, TOBACCO, TIPES, Etc., which they will sell at the lowest rates. Three Houses For Sale, (UI offer for sale the following proper e Bargain: Two Houses on Piety Dill, One House opposite M, £. Chureh, FOR RENT. ‘A Stable, with two stalls, near Sus— pension Bridge, For particulars apply immediately to MRs, L. W. DREYFUSS, FOR CITY MARSHAL. DANA B, GETCHELL {s hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. FOR CITY MAKSHAI ‘ £0. FOMPIINS Is her: by announced as @ candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, ‘ Commencing at to o'clock A. M. They are now making-up— -Auetion Cale. ——O Ou Wedalay, April 26th, — I will sell on the premises, situated on NEVADA STREET, known as the Tower Residence, now occupied * by George Tracy, the following line of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Three Fine Bed Room Sets, Spring Beds, Mattresses. One Grand Arion Piano. ake One Fine Walnut Hall Stand, Extension Tables, Par-' lor Furniture, Carpets, Corn’ces, Lace Curtains, Pastels, Pictures, Hirrors, Dining Room. and Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware, Silver Ware, Grand Side Board. Two: Fine-Clecks, New Sewing Michine, New No. 7 z Cooking Range, Floor Mats, Fancy Chairs,eteGEO. TRAGY Auctioneer. , ee New Harness f James Cairns Has returnedto Nevada City, and will in about a week Se eee stent open in the Buldigg text to Hemnessy’s Stable, ON BROAD STREET, 2A x ai > @ for sale ata LOWER RATE than the same quality of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State. BARGAINS IN RUGS AND CARPETS ‘ j $ ee . i A! ‘ fi : EFuRNITUOURE Always on Hand: Llaueee S&& Shea-~w, Main Street, . Have the Largest and Most Complete Stockfot § Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Mattings and Wall Parer Which They Are Selling at€Prices Unheard ot Before. own : Their New Srrine.Stock HasfArrived:and Readv for Insnection? 00 Having purchased George Tracy’s Stock of Furniture at a sacrifi ill gi purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this ‘ine, p nn ee AGENT FOR Masta Mineral Hires Root Beer For sale by the Dozen or Gross! : ATA SPE CIA PRICE. . WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR ‘Geela” Commercial See, With the LARGEST STOCK OF: ™ SADDLES, pe : — ROBES, WHIPS, Eye, Se /Ever Brought to Nevada Counity, and they will be offered a eth care Nove Publi Te Mont FRI — He Se ~-p tel the § poss mitt that San noti deni obey man men Inlo Foi ek} bm a — Le le

PS ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. SSE z Cy FRIDAY EWNG. APRIL 21. ‘93. SE ———————————_—_—_—_ Self-Denial Week. The annual week of special prayer arid self-denial in behalf of the extension of the American field work will be observed by the Salvation Army and their friends commencing Saturday, April 22d, and ending Saturday, April 29th. This will prove to be a blessing to every one who participates and will help to spread the gospel and relieve distress among theusands of our own American people. ‘ : Special meetings at the Barracks will ° be held Saturday night and all day Sunday for the benefit of the fund. Printed matter may be obtained from the officers of the Army. In the Swim. Nevada City was well represented in the musical tine-at the County Institute at Grass Valley yesterday: The Telegraph says the Institute was opened with a quartette by Miss Naffziger, Miss Meek, Messrs. Martin and Werry, Miss Sims pianist, showed that city capable of producing vecal music second to none. ® The quartette was well rendered and they will likely be called on again. Mr. John Werry,: our effiGient County Recorder, favered the audience with a}*_ Mr. Werry }. has a fine voice and will always be listvery pleasing vocal solo. ened to with pleasure. Teachers Institute. The County Teachers Institute, which has-been in session at Grass Valley this week, has proven a very interesting schoolmarms and schoolmasters, and has doubtless been _“instractive as well as entertaining te all _ofthem and likewise to the numerous . outside spectators who have been present every day. Contrary to the usual rule the weather has been pleasant and in this respect the Institute has been a success this year. Next week the teachers will return to their regular work. convention of the Peculiar Death. ee a Aman from Camptorville, who was stopping at San Juan for medical treatment, was found dead in his room on “Tuesday morning. ~“Landiord German of }the National Hotel went to the man’s room te assist him in dressing, and was surprised te find him up and dressed and standing by the bedside, but stone dead. He was leaning against the bed in such @ way as to support his body. The dead man was buried by the Odd Fellows. at Camptonville. The members of the American Legien ef Honor had an enjoyable time last evening. A literary and musical program was rendered and a nice collation served. John Heyer was elected as the delegate to the Grand Council, and L. 8. Calkins alternate. — Rebsksks. Next Wednesday evening Neva Rebekah Degree Lodge will give an entertainment and banquet, the expense: of the latter being borne by the male members of the lodge. = Stay of Execution. “Ta the Superior Court this morning, in the case of the Electrical Engineering Company vs. George Sleep, a stay of execution for twenty days was. granted. Wardner Burned Out. Spokane, Wash., April 20.—A brief dispatch from Wardner, a town of 1000 inhabitants in the Coedr d’Alene mining district, reports that the town “was destroyed by fire. No particulars aregiven Wardner suffered severly from fire in the winter of 1889 and 1890, ~~.. —o regulate the bowels. Full of Peril. Are those disorders which, beginning with an apparently trivial “inactivity of ,, the kidneys or bladder, terminates in Bright’s disease, diabetes and cystitis. The turst two not only interrupt the functions of the renal organs, but destroy their structure with as much certainly as tubercular consumption does that of the lungs. Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters is an excellent diuretic, promoting the activity of these organs without ever exciting them, thus averting the deadly maladies in which their inaction is so prone to culminate. The removal from the blood of impurities which the kidneys should, but do net, when inactive, secrete, is another beneficent effect of this incomparable medicated stimulant in all cases, too, a fine restorative of vigor and aid to digestion, remedies malarial disease, and banishes liver complaint and and depurent. The Bitters is, constipation. a Detays. are dangerous, Take Simmons Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, biliousness, and all diseases of the liver. Situation Waated. a A young woman wants a place to do housework. Understands housekeeping s end is a good cook. Address, stating Sac aal7-lw Miss Florence Denton, mento, Cal, P, O. Garden and Grass Seeds, Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plazs Btore, have just received the larges: stock of Eastern garden and grass seed. to be-found this side of Sacramento _ The whole stock is fresh, bas-been test d and is guaranteed to be first-class in _ every particular. Any one winting any of the above seeds should apply jmmediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at " ‘the Plass Store, Nevada City. Country BYQPY fll+ Foreclesure. Suit has been brought in the Superior Court by Hugh McLeod against John D. Lemley and Hester A. Lemley to foreclose a mortgage given to secure a note fer $500. pe; Took Place Today. The funeral of the léte Mrs. John Kuhlman took place today from the family residence at French Corral. MARRIED. At Nevada City, April 20, 1893, *Mr. Paul Ehmann of. Spenceville to Miss Rose Schmidt of San Francisce. At North Bioomfield, April 19, 1893, by Rev. ©. ¥. McNeill, Miss Jesne Knotwell to J. B. McKinney. HOTEL ARBIVALS. Union Arrivais: P. Carey, Bloomfield, C. Purdy, Oakland, J. H. McCauley, Reno, Nevada,” J. A. Graham, Hanford, G. W. Kramer, Forbestown, R. F. Williamson, -” Charles Rody, Sacramento, T. L. Abbott, bid F. B: Williams, Smartsaville L. Q. Reberts, = F. James, ad E. C. Allis, San Francisco, C. J, Chadwick, Haaford, James S. Tomer, Grass Valley, J. Smith, aid Peter Bander, Truckee, J. Davis, Dixon. National Exchange. W. F. Luther, Pacific Grove, John Dower, Virginia City, Peter Sass, i Chas. H. Richards, Pike City, B. F. Derickson, Forest City, 8. E. sie, Smartsvile, J. B. Tally, a A. D. Bristel, Sacramento, W. F. Geary, he Sam B. Slight,W. L. Cole, wd A. P. Erickson; Washington, Ed. Fiske, a Luke Voice, = J: B. McKinney & w., Eloomfield; Jay Ostrom, as Wm. Schwartz, Pleasant Valley, 8. Hollub, San Francisco, R. McMurray, , ies J.8. McBride, *‘ Mrs. H. Spaulding & c., Wm. Bedford, Napa City, Mrs, Chynoweth, ‘ ‘ Henry German, San Juan, ; Chas. Stokes, Grass Valley, Alf. Tregidgo, Downiev te, Furnsiture For Saietities to suit. store. {a20-tf] L. B. JOHNSON. best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf Hires’ Root Beer. NEVADA THEATRE. — Wednesday Evening, April 26th, 1893 cee oe Miss Crrie 8S. America’s Favorite Eatertainer —AND— _ Impersonator. cents. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect isto strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. ’s Pill Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism.They are taken with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all climates, they are put up in bottles as well as boxes. “J have used Ayer’s Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excellent purgative, having a good effect on the liver. —It isthe best pill used.” Prepared og ee ape 8 tee te. The household furniture of L. B. Johnson will-be sold at private sale, m quanInquire at the premises or of the undersigned at Turner's hardware . find our cigars getting inferior from year GARDEN Seeps,all tresh and of the very Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street RUDOLPH, _ . “Tiekets-50.cents. Reserved Seats 75 To enjoy life take Simmons Liver regulator to stimulate digestion and Ayer'sPills Are better known and more general. ly used than any other cathartic. FACTS, FASHION, Pads, Fakes and Faneies About Cigars and Tobacco. Written and Compled by “GIFF,” the N. 8. of Md. The four hundredth antiiversary of the discovery of tobacco will occur in the second week.of November next. After Columbus had taken possession of San Salvador he sailed off and diseovered the island of Cuba. An exploring party which he dispatched. into the interior reported _on their return that they had found the natives ‘‘carrying lighted firebrands wherewith they kindled one end of small rolls of dried herbs, while they put the other end between the lips, sucking the smoke through the roll, and then puffing it out through the mouth and nostrils.” From that time the use of the weed has spread over the world. Statesmen, philosophers, poets, divines and undivines have sung its praises, and been inspired by its use. Since the time when James I. issued his ‘‘Counterblast against Tobacco” the weed has been widely disclaimed against. The pulpit has denounced it, physicians gave prated against the danger to health from its use, temperance societies have pictured its demoralizing effects, but in spite of all their efforts it has been fowad impossible to stop the use of tobacco. . played by the average smoker about Keymakes it saleable, regardless of quality. . There are no end to brands and titles. The nomenclature of styles, sizes and shapes are mostly high-sounding and would fill a large volume. There are Cayados, Prensados, Trabucos, Londros, Regalias, Princessas, Crevas, Caballere:, Flor Finos, Esparteros, Cazadores, Rothschild, Liberadores, Perfectos, Conquistadore, Key West, etc., ete. The amuunt of ignerance disWest cigars is appalling. The idea prevails with them that Key West isaforeign country, when our geography points it as part of Florida, U.S. A. Another fancy is that Key West cigars are made of imported or Havaua tolacco, when the fact is they are covered with a Florida wrapper and filled with a domestic tiller from Pennsylvania, Obio and other States. A few are made of Havana but no greater per tent. of Havana is used in Key Wiggt than any other part of the Union. But the name ‘‘Key West” has a foreign click to it that catches the public ear“and tle public are hoodwinked, and mistake name for quality. Smokers differ in fancy and notions about their cigars, their. shape and color. There are degrees in cigars as in wine. In the kingdom of tobacco as in the eminevitable rivalry between the blonde . and the brunette, the dark and the light, nettes are considered strong the blondes are not always mild. The true smoker It is likely to continue to soothe the nervous system of man whether used in-the shape of a fragrant cigar or in the pipe, “tipped with amber, mellow, rich and ripe.” The world, particularly the United States, has derived from it a profitablé source of revenue. The internal revenue reports for the month of July, 1892, here given, show the enormous amount consumed in this . country. : = ? Product of the United States for the month of July, 1892: Cigars (numbers)..... .399, 118,000 Cigarettes (numbers) .... 242,611,000 Manufactured tobacco (Ibs.). 20,780,684 Snuff (Ibs.). 2.. -. 831,138 The revenue collections on the product . foots up the snug sum of $2,686,412.55. . If we add to the above the number of imported cigars sold, and the July production as an average for the twelve of cigars to be about 6,000,000,000. The use of cigars grows rapidly and has assumed dimensions that far exceed the production ef good-tobacco; hence we to year. Few smokers realize how com‘plex and great the labor of -making--thefine cigar really is. From the Virginia Stoga to the heavy Henry Clay, from Abajo to the veriest Cabbagina each passes through its own process, of manufacturé and has its own characteristics. The finest and most valuable cigar tobacco in the world is grown on the island of Cuba. The district of Vuelta Abajos takes first rank, then those of the Partidos and Vuelta Arriba. Tobacco grown in certain sections of the country has distinct characteristics and special qualities which cannot be duplicated in other sections. For cigar-making the finest and most delicately flavored leaves are used. The highest grades of Cuban cigars are the [egitimas, Vengeras and Regalias, but being exceedingly high in price are not found in commerce. They are contracted for and used by the nobility of Europe. A good domestic cigar is preferable to a cheap imported cigar. There is just as poor tobacco raised in Cuba as in this country, but there they raise good tobacco in proportionately larger quantities. In Havana tebacco you can pick out 50 different kinds ranging from the’ vilest eabbage leaf to the most fragrant tobaccos in the world, A cigar that is usually sold over the counter in this country at two-for a quarter will cost in Havana $35 per thousand and is really a poor cigar, and falls far below the “bit” cigar. To get a good cigar iy Havana from $60 to $90 per thousand must be paid, and are sold here at three for a half and 25 cents apiece” Whatare concome to this country. They areaheavy, dark cigar, and burn with a dark ash: tobacco. bacco used in the goods. rapidly growing demand. of cigars is a peculiar thing, idea, workmen, and proper treatment after gets into his hands. to produce a goud cigar and that is make it of good tobacco. favor aud bring fortunes to the manip lators. expert. Spotted goods is another fad which Very Dose Effective a smoker depends also upon the manner . the fragrant Legitimas of the finest Vuelta} sidered good cigars in Cuba do : not Such a cigar is not relished by Americans, and when he says he wants a strong cigar he means that he wants a dark cigar, but mild, ° Only about 10 per cent of the cigars manufactured jn this country have Havana filling in them, yet nearly every smoker who pays ten cents for a cigar believes he is getting imported A large per cent. of persons whosmoke five cent cigars are hambugged into the belief that there is Havana toThis countsy is growing better tobacco every year, but not in quantities to keep pace with the The principle of the manufacture requires more judgment and man=ipulation to produce a good cigar than nine-tenths of the people have any The great point in making a good cigar is good judgment in selecting tobacco, care in its preparation for the Manufacturers who make hand work upon the Cuban principle are agreed that there is but one way Dopes, flavors, colorings, sauces, st¢,,‘ are frauds and fakes, but in many instances meet with Fashion in cigars are as changeable and fleeting as in wearing apparel. At the present day light colors seem to Bie the fad, for fad alone it is, the darker. .California, you ean obtain those which eolors being of finer flavor and richer} aroma, as is well known to every tubacco raging just-new, but when smokers learn that the beautiful spots are produced by the use of acid they will conclude that health is more valuable than beauty and return to the rich, brown, well-cured wrapper. The name ef # cigar oftimes will pay little heed to looks or style oi}: cigars, but will be careful to select one which is not wet or dry. The felicity of in which he lights his cigar. The fire must not: be held beneath but in front of the eigar, and care must be taken to light it’ evenly and uot scorch the, wrapper. The connoisseur must be very careful when cigars show little yellow or white spots, as these spots appear in vonseing and the cigar is horrid. Another point to be observed is, pay close attention to quality of goods and let looks, names, etc., take care of themselves. The use and effect of tobacco has ever been a subject for discussion and dissen‘tion. It is generally conceded that the excessive use of tobacco is injurious, but

used in moderation is beneficial. A few facts from the opinions of eminent _physicians which were pablished in the London Laneet are here given to show the concensus of opinion of these whe ought to know its effects: 1, ‘The more common effects are due to carbonic acid and ammonia. ~ = 2. The effects are but transitory. “3. All the resulting evils are fanctional. 4. Produces disturbances in blood, ‘stomach, heart, organs of sense, Drain, . sympathetic system and mucous membrane of mouth and bronchi. 5. In the main it is a luxury that any Nation is better without, and to the mind conveys the idea ef physical detriment. 6. As a luxury it is one of the least cohol, is more harmful than tea, less so than sugar and is antidotal te gluttony. 7. It is a remedy in certain cases for evils that lie deeper than its own. 8. Smoking, when done at proper times, facilitates digestion. The sense of relief obtained by a cigar after a heavy meal is well knewm to smekers. 9. While the abuse of tobacco weak— ens the system and leads to emaciation, used intelligently it exerts a favorable influence upon nutrition. Dr. Hammond by observation upon himself found a gain in weiget with the use of tobacco. He remarks: ‘‘Tobacco, when food is sufficient to preserve the weight, increases it; when insufficient, and the body is losing, tobacco restrains the loss,” % Boerhaave of Holland, over 200 years ago, referred to tobacco as being antidotal to hunger. It seems that the power to undergo severe exertion and fatigue, either mental or physical, is aided by tobacco. There is no disputing the fact that inany people are slaves to tobacco. Rev, Der. Lanahan of NewYork@pn being asked if he was a candidate for Bishop said he was ineligible because he used the weed, and declared he would rather smoke than be a Bishop. The weed is known to be a great disinfectant and preventive against disease and contagion. When the yellow fever was raging at Jacksonville,’ Florida, a few years ago, cigar-inakers or profuse users of tobacco were not strigken down @ th the epidemic and there has never been a case recorded where a cigar-maker or twbacco manufacturer has been attacked or succumbed to epidemic dis— ease. These facts lead us to acknowledge that nicotine is a deadly poison, but if it will protect us agains) oct ion we recommend its use. Situations of loneliness are always rendered more tolerable by its use, and it is the constant come panion ef those who lead lives of solitude. 1t. A feeling of unrest or discontent, “. made oi ill-defined longings, of imaginary disappointments and unpleasant an ticipations, commonly knewn as ennui, is responsible for much pnhappiness. ‘Ths unfortunate condition of mind is removed by the soothing influence of a cigar, and the moroseness and gloom is quickly dispelled. As much of every it . day is filled up with eare, our. de; of cunfort in this life will depend upon our ability to bear it uncomplainingly. That tobaeco assiste us to do tus, that it enables us to look upon life to. more complacently, must be the conclusion of every one who has experienced its iuflnence. That it evabies us to toil with less fatigue is equally true, The readiest writers generally use tobacco and cannot u-jaccomplish the same amount of work ip the same time without it. : lu the various brands of cigars manuactured by William Giffin at his factory oy Broad street, near Tine, Nevada City, will givé corafort and delight as des -ribed in this artiele, He has had a life loug experience in the manufacture of baceo, isa competent workman, give you'an honest cigar, and has never ac quired the art i and flat ery for worth and merit. Bury your prejudice against meritorious good made at home, quit chasing the ‘rainbow shadow” of Key West and Dowt— You Know From Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md mony to the t virt : , fives Fhe at ues of Simmons pire of love, among cigars as among) with it, as occasion ded, women, there is always theeternal and . Zest, 2nd regard It as the sreatess med the strong and the mild; but—inthe. [AD Be i ee . wy smoking world as elsewhere, if the bruLAGE t ('\ ( (i liY., sending toSan Francisco, . SON’S world-famed fOILET quence-ef unequal drying or acid-spray-. harmful; is innocuous compared with al. tine ci_ars, is a thorengh jndge’ of tohumbug tern goods that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion ‘and the like. It is the “that fullness; also Constipation, and those-Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. — “It affords me pleasure to add my testive had experience r aay So ¢ @ medicine es unive commendation. To saye you the trouble i expense of ave bought a BETTIE HAR#IARTICLES. Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ (CREME. The SKIN FOOD and TISSUE BUILDZK preserves the complexion. Preyevts wrinkles, withering, drying, aging of the skin. Her Face Bleach removes freckles. tan. moth patches, callowness,— yel-] low skin. Her HAIR VIGOR absolutely prevents hair falling out, makesit fine and glossy, cures all scalp humor, MRS. HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures torpid liver, malaria headaches, nervous diseases, costiven: ss, ail female troubles Only genuine vegetable rc medy. Boy wees M188 A; ds STRANAHA ~ Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any special or complicated biemish of the face and form, write MKS. NETTIE HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Francisco Val. _Superfluous hair permanently remoy ed, y-maro. . omole e line of MRs. Te-Proaty’s Small Bor At S Cents. —_——" House 856 F0t Yor Pale THE RESIDENCE OF WM. OSBORNE, ON ARISTOCRACY HILL, Is offered for sale with or without farniture, ata bargain. For further particulars enguire on the premises, . ce WILLIAM OSBORNE. Nevada City, April 10,1803. Summons. In the Superior Court of thé County of Nevida, state of California. Mrs. M. Williams, John R. Jones, John P. Jones, Jobn O, Evans and William P, Jones, Plaintiffs, vs. John M. Williams, Mrs. D. M. Jones, D. M. Jones and George T. Jones, Defendants. Py Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Califoruia, and the Complaint filed in said County of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said superior Court. She Peeple of the State of Califo: nia send greeting to John M Williams, Mrs. D. M. Jones, DM Jones and George T. Jones, Defendunts; You are hereby required to appear uan action brought against you by tie ab ve-mamed Plaintiffs in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer the Complaint filed therein, within ten davs (exclusive of the ay of#ervice) after the service ou yeu of this ~ummons, if served within this County;,or, if served elsewhere, within thirty ays; or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said Complaint. For cause of action Plaintiffs allege that Plainti?s and Defendants are in possession, as tenants in common and mining Co-partners, of those certain gravel mining claims, kn wn as the “Waukesha Mine,” situated at Relief Hill, Nevada County, California; thatthey haveexpended on said claims over and above the amount received from the working thereof the sum of $4651.61, and that you have refused to join with them in the working of said claims or to pay your share on account of expenditures aforesaid; Plaint: ffs demand judgmen against you for to the respective rights of-the purties as afuresaid, or if partition cannot be obtained without matcrial injury to those rights, thep for a sale of the said premises and after the paymeut of said co-partnership and the balance due them from you that the proceeds of the sale thereof be divided between the parties hereto according to their respective rights. That the cost of these proceedings be paid out of the procecds aforesaid. Ail of which will more fully appenr in the Complaint on file herein, to whieh reference is her: by made. And you are hereby notified thst if voy fail ¢ appear aud uepswer thy sid Complaint as ve required, the seid Plaintiffs wal apply to the Court for t manded in their Complaint. : Given under my hand and Seal of the said Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State ot California, this I4th day of e relief deApril, in the year of our Lord one thoug .nd eight hundred and ninety three, J. J. Gppan¥, Clerk. J C, NiLon, Deputy Cle. laintiffs. al6 ‘sICK By J. M. Walling, Att. for P Bick-headaches are the outward indications xt derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, is the only oowel regulating preparation of Bearsaparilla, it is seen why it is the only appropriate a It is notonly sppropriste; i$ i989 Absolute eure, After # ps 8 of it an occasional dose at intervals will prevent return, Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, Ban Fran. cisco, writes: “1 have been troubled with sttacks of sick-headache for the last three reara frm one to three times a week. Some tme ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vege able Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the secondday after 1 began using it.” Most modern, most effective, $1: 6 for FOR S4LE]BY ' and get your cigars of the Native Son o Wifi CARRLBROS. sepresent Vertised above, as thousands can testify. a partition of said real property according . ~ w. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE aci'hre. inaction of the Liver that Best Calf Shoo in the world for the price. : ; i shoes 1d everywhere. causes Indigestion, and } Ae og sobs Sear: them. It is a duty you owe yourself to'get the best value for . Boonomized in your tiene he 4 rohasing W, L. DougliasShoes,whioh the best value at the prides adSar Take No Substitate. 29 Bewnrre of frged. Hone seuuine writhoms Tae it when you bas. — a W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by JUN DELKREDGH, Broad. Street. FURNITURE —AND— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. JAYVING purchased Geo. Tracy's stock of ¥.o rni ure and Bedding af &Great Sacrifice, lum enabied tose!l goosat prices that will a-ouish the public. For he next thi ty -da;s-bwiit offer Gre t— Bargains in. order to ’make room for my Spring sfock, which will commence to arrive in a few Guys. aS eS =—€ri1 and exsmine-my~ goods—before= pur: " chasing elsewhere Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to. Goods. sold at the lowest prices in the eounty for »POT CASH. Just Out—WORLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLDERS. Call and examine them. Fao business transucted on business prin ciples. : :Tpholstéring and all kinds of Repairing .doné on short notice. . Kemembe> the place—Commercial Street. next door to Tea Store, Nevada City: CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC HARTWAN & DULAC Merchant Tailors, AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON I] Union street, in the City Hotel building. where they will be pleased to see their’ friencts: some haridsome. SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have.a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and Domestie, from which to choose. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed, Agents for the F. Thomas Dye Works, Sap Francisce. Agents fer the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HAKMONY GRAVEL, MINING COMPANY aré requested ta present them in duplicate on or before the first of each month, and payment will be ~ made on the second Saturday. Present all bills at the office of the Secre.ary, at A. Isoard’s store. ‘ West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. {28 J. f. MeCALL, Supt. (GARS: AND TOBOCO. Gus, J, & od Wi Schmidt AVING Sgr rsses the stock a tr.de of L, Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their friends and the pub hz generally that they will keep on hand all grudes of CIGARS, TOBACCO, TIPES, Etc., which they will sell at the lowest rates. Three Houses For Sale, (UI offer for sale the following proper e Bargain: Two Houses on Piety Dill, One House opposite M, £. Chureh, FOR RENT. ‘A Stable, with two stalls, near Sus— pension Bridge, For particulars apply immediately to MRs, L. W. DREYFUSS, FOR CITY MARSHAL. DANA B, GETCHELL {s hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. FOR CITY MAKSHAI ‘ £0. FOMPIINS Is her: by announced as @ candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, ‘ Commencing at to o'clock A. M. They are now making-up— -Auetion Cale. ——O Ou Wedalay, April 26th, — I will sell on the premises, situated on NEVADA STREET, known as the Tower Residence, now occupied * by George Tracy, the following line of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Three Fine Bed Room Sets, Spring Beds, Mattresses. One Grand Arion Piano. ake One Fine Walnut Hall Stand, Extension Tables, Par-' lor Furniture, Carpets, Corn’ces, Lace Curtains, Pastels, Pictures, Hirrors, Dining Room. and Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware, Silver Ware, Grand Side Board. Two: Fine-Clecks, New Sewing Michine, New No. 7 z Cooking Range, Floor Mats, Fancy Chairs,eteGEO. TRAGY Auctioneer. , ee New Harness f James Cairns Has returnedto Nevada City, and will in about a week Se eee stent open in the Buldigg text to Hemnessy’s Stable, ON BROAD STREET, 2A x ai > @ for sale ata LOWER RATE than the same quality of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State. BARGAINS IN RUGS AND CARPETS ‘ j $ ee . i A! ‘ fi : EFuRNITUOURE Always on Hand: Llaueee S&& Shea-~w, Main Street, . Have the Largest and Most Complete Stockfot § Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Mattings and Wall Parer Which They Are Selling at€Prices Unheard ot Before. own : Their New Srrine.Stock HasfArrived:and Readv for Insnection? 00 Having purchased George Tracy’s Stock of Furniture at a sacrifi ill gi purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this ‘ine, p nn ee AGENT FOR Masta Mineral Hires Root Beer For sale by the Dozen or Gross! : ATA SPE CIA PRICE. . WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR ‘Geela” Commercial See, With the LARGEST STOCK OF: ™ SADDLES, pe : — ROBES, WHIPS, Eye, Se /Ever Brought to Nevada Counity, and they will be offered a eth care Nove Publi Te Mont FRI — He Se ~-p tel the § poss mitt that San noti deni obey man men Inlo Foi ek} bm a — Le le