August 18, 1891 (4 pages)

. > > “4 od . mioms . Liberal ard entrance ; $10 ne mile and re ef $50. olds. 5-8 of a » $50; maidens added ; second $25 entrance ; id repeat. 51) a mile and re$50. ‘One'mile. $5 nt. nd repeat. $25 } entrance ; $10 . B toshter and 3 a & to fill by the the right to tret eats. 2 money paid in. ntest for the enone-third to the xcept when con: e, and to accom: ent, y the tace will sreat of, the paray preceding the yrs, which imust. at were owned in ye for sale on the "s office, Nevada ? resident. Se Beet pe me +. ates anaes eat naapeinns “THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Ev: Sing Except Sundays ped Legal Ho! ae Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Canta a Month; $6.a Year. . TUESDAY EVENING, AUG.18, 1891. Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Government Food Repor PERSONAL MENTION. Boclal and Other Notes About People Old and Young, = E. D. Dean Jr. went to Maybert today. J. R. Douglass of Forest City went to San Francisco last night, Gs O. M. Eastinan and Chas. Saxe came down today from Maybert. Miss George Farley was here last night en route from North San Juan to Fresno. Assessor Meek of Yuba county was in town this morning en route from the lower country to his home in Camp: tonville, : Mrs. P, T, Langan and Misses Mary and Maggie McNamara arrived here this morning from Virginia City and went to Camptonville. Mra. Annie Larkin of Forest City started for San Francisco yesterday, bui on reaching this yity was recalled by telegraph to her home, Miss E. Pheby of ‘Oakland and H. B. Pallam of San Francisco, who have been visiting at the Mountain House, went below on last night’s train. a THE GIRL QUESTION. Thoughts Suggested by Perusing the Wanderings of ‘‘Rejected:’* Eprror Transoripr-It is with trepida tion superiidaced by superlative realiza_tion of my innate inappetency to obtund the érudite mangonizer of the queen’. English ycleped ‘‘Rejected,” that I project myself inte the arena of controversy against the inimicitious shrimp. ~ Let this illutative and idioeratic miskin divest his fulminations of that which is re° crementitious in his vocabulary. and if there is anything reamnent I will cogitate over the advisability of figuring out wha inthe devil the fellow is driving at anyway: Dupe. 2 —_ = Tue confidence of people who have tried Heod’s Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, is remarkable. It hascured many, who have failed to derive any good what-4 ever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low atate of the aystem itis unsurpassed. ba THE WINDSOR. Baths! Baths! : ‘The finest Bath in the State can be had at the Windsor Barbershop. Genuine Poreelain Bathtubs. Cc. E. Winp. PRE Re ie acs The Home Benefit Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, a SR EE PE ETN Bathal,y > eoees%#e#e Look Sharp. }F you find your meats poorly seasoned pastry tasteless-tea or coffee badexamine the kitchen. ¥ou know SCHILLING’S BEST are the. most reliable of all culinary supplies—yeu intend to use thembut a child, seryant or other person may buy from the grecer and got insist on having this brand, Thenmember of your family to-know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no. substitute. ScHILLING's BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than: poores-goods, but they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest. We guarantee itnow test it yourself at once. Schilling’s BestLOOK SHARP for this brand. See 2 It will save’ muclr } Tor Utsan Hoos Waraa et Our d's . © shades: TA RACES ———s A Splendid String of Fast Horses? Between 80 and 90-Entries For Next Month’s Contest§ at Glenbrook. ? The Directors of the Nevada County Fair Association met at Grass Valley this afternoon and opened the entries for the .j races to take place at Glenbrook Park on Tuesday, September Ist. Upwards of eighty horses, including some of the fast&8%t on the coast, were named. . The running, events are particularly well filled; and while the entries are not so numerous in some of the trotting contests, special trots for liberal purses will be arranged 80 as to make this part of the program equally attractive. Following is the list of entries, the horses specified being preceded in each instance by the names of the parties entering them : TUESDAY. ‘Running. District, % of a mile and repeat. $25 gentrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : : : B. A. Penhall J. Benoit Killgarifi Eli Benoit Annie Rooney Trotting. 2:26 class. $600. John Irving 3. K. Trefry C. F. Taylor Sidney J. Vidette Trotting. District. 2 years old ana under. $200: Oliver Sirard....:.MeLis Henry Thompson Robert Kemp WEDNESDAY. Running. Nevada County N. G. R. R. 3take.District. Mileand repeat. $2 entrance, $15 forfeit, $250 added : B. A. Penhall . Benoit. .. -. 22. Killgarit .+..-Annie Roone, J, H. Smitham Glenbrook John Skewes Emma D. ‘Running. National Hotel Stake. Free for all 2 year olds. _§ of a mile. $_5 ea trance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Maiden: wlewed 5 pounda : = 3. I. Short Northern Stables of Chico Jones & Dunlap U. T. Boots Running. Free for all. 1} miles. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $:00 added : Wild Oat “Elmwood Stock-Farm C. D. Boyden. 2! Trotting. 2:40 class, $4.0: A i es : fT. C. Snider THURSDAY, Nevada City Stake Free $25 entrance, $1i Running. for all, 14 miles. forfeit, $200 added: James Muse...-.+: Wild Oat. orthern Stables : Pacing. Free for all. 2:30 sash eee Bay Stallion Trotting 3 year olds. $300: J, M. Smith, J, Cochran Coronado FRIDAY. Running. Grass Valley.Stake. Free for all, 1 mile and repeat. $50 _entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added-+James M Northern 8 John Skewes.. wet BER: Pot Jones & Dunlap . Elmwood Stock Farm ” oe es North Banner Stake. Free for all. 2 of a mile and repeat. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : Canny Scot Lalu Johnson C. D. Boydem.2. sen. -¥s! Protting, Free for all. 2:30 clase, $800. Running. District. Saddle Horse Stake. Free for all. 5-8 of a mile and repeat. $.5 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : P. Rile ‘ James Watt. .-. 050.02 605 20 eee SATURDAY. Running. South Yuba Stake. Free for all, 6-8 ofa mile and repeat, $20 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : — Killgariff Harding Free for all. © 1 1-16 miles. Running. . $265 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added ; .Wild Oats Mi “pee J. H. Smitham:.;.. J. H. Smithaus . George W. Irving.. Pores General . " AN OLD, OLD STORY. A Thing That Frequently Happens In Newspaper Offices. This, says the Marysville Appeal, is the way some merchants argue when they are asked to encourage their home paper by running a small advertisement : “No, I don’t want an advertisement in the paper. I cannot afford to advertise largely ; my business won't stand it. As for a small announcement of two or three inches it wouldn’t be worth a tinker’s malediction. It would be money thrown away, No one would ever see it. If I was in a kind of business that would warrant me in taking a column, it might pay, but these small cards are never rexd. I’m sorry, but I guess I’) have to do without altogether.” Time rolls on and this same merchant finds that his name is mixed up in some little affair which he imagines would not look well in print. Or it may goncern some outside matter that he thinks would jeopardize his trade in a certain locality. He flies to the newspaper office and asks that the item in question be suppressed. This is about the conversation that will take place ; Editor—Yes, I believe such an item was-handed in, but it is only a line or two; we did not go into details at all. Merclfant—A line or two, why it. wil! go all over the country. Editor—Well, of course I'd like to accommodate you, Mr. Anomaly, and I will instruct the foreman to run the thing away down in one corner among the patent medicine locals. And then there is only a line or two you know. Merchant—Oh, that won’t make any difference. Every, one will see it and it will be known all over the country. Editor—Surely you are mistaken, my friend. You objected to patronizing us 10t long ago on the ground that a two or shree-inch_ advertisement would never be ioticed, and this is only a line or two. jood evening. I’m very sorry, but I zuess I will have to. let the thing go in. Jall again. HERE AND THERE. \ Brief Record of Various Matters of F Lecal Interest. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8S. G. W., will be held this svening. Every member requested to be present; The forest fire that has been. burning ‘ov—-three—days —hetween thia city and 3anner. mountain is still creating con* iderable-smoke. : In the case of A. D. Masonvs. P. Hall, lefendant has appealed to the Superior ourt. from._the verdict reudered for jaintiff by the jury in. Justice Mulloy’s Court. = : Ex-Supervisor Brophy of North San Juan is in. town, He is considerably daaimed as a result of having been thrown irom a saddle-horse recently, but he is still worth a field full of dead men, Teamsters and stage men ask the CRanscriPT to call the attention of the zroper authorities to the fact that the wagon road between the city limits and she top of Sugar Loaf gap is covered with stones that should be raked off. THE CARNIVAL. Program of the Business Men’s Carnival Wednesday Evening, General Parade of command at 8 P. M. Song by full chorus. Drill of Command with Banners. Song by. Methodist Choir. Drill by a corps of twenty-four young ladies, Capt. Geo. A, Gray commanding. Instrumental selection by Mrs. A. Locklin. i Tableau. : com Song by Choir. = The Command will reassemble and Messrs. Judge Walling, E. Bond and-L. 3. Calkins willeach take a part of the Command and advertf&e the different business houses represented. Admission—Adults 25 cents, children under 12, 10 cents. Ice Cream and cake will be served at the lowest figures. : The proceeds to be used for the benetit of the Methodist Church. ee Will Not Wrestle. Tidings: Richard Hodge declines to sign the articles of agreement for a wrestling match, best two in three, with Manuel Scoble; to take place under the auspices of the Navada City Athletic Club for a purse of $50. He says he still has a lame shoulder 4s an effect of the last match and he has come to the conclusion that ‘‘there is nothing in it,” He will not wrestle again. % b> a ' & Fierce Firer : The worst forest fire naw raging in the county is between Columbia. Hill. and . . Cherokee. It has burned flumes belonging to the Milton and Badger Hill companigs, also considerable fencing. Yesterday it was mainly confined to the Kilroy place. _—_—_——_-~Gee— . _ A Bridge Burned. A short bridge across a ravine about a uarter of a mile the other side of the Pasion bridge has been burned by the forest fire that has been raging along the South Yuba for several days. Men were today engaged in putting in a new bridge. : Fd HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. Mrs. J. Harrisand 4¢., Sacramen Miss O’Du Milieu, Colfax, i W. W. Van Eman, San Fran Né Me er, © “ Ne eeby, “ 8. Gallavotti and w., J. A. Btidger, San J MissG, Farley, ‘* A. G. Dennett Jr., Bloomfield, “ EAH . j oe Forest City, Wateon Bayles, “ Wan. Buck, Moores Flats, ‘ow : W. A, Porter, Virginia City, J. Rathburn, st ’ Mra. P. F. Landon, ‘ Mrs. McNamara, ‘ _ Misa McNamara, ‘ . aged, of either sex. TWO LUCKY MEN. One Will Make the Tour of Europe and the Other Takes a Vacation. Tallant & Co.’s banking house on the corner of California and Battery streets recently drew from tha Louisiana State Lottery’ Company $15,000, being the one-fortieth share of ticket 14,398, which in the June drawing drew the grand prize of $600,000. An Examiner reporter called yesterday at the bank to ascertain the name of the lucky winner, but the paying-teller, who was all smiles when. the question was asked, replied : ‘All business of any kind transacted with this bank is strictly confidential. Wenever talk about anything we do here.” iS And stlll he smiled, and as he smiled the smile it stronger grew. This engendered the suspicion that the paying teller himself was the lucky winner, but further inqtiry elsewhere elicited the fact that the lucky person was a young business man on California street, the father of seven children. He declined to allow his name to be used, but said: “I am going to take my wife and babies to Paris next week, and we shall do the tour of Europe. For that purpose I have set aside $5,000 of my winnings. With the remaining $10,000 I have paid off my homestead mortgage of $2,500, leaving me $7,500 to invest in real estate. This lucky atrike has placed me beyond the reach of want. Business was against. me this year, but now we are happy, thanks to an investment of one dollar. ~I have been buying coupons in the Louisiana State Lottery for the past three years, and the biggest winning outside of the present that I ever made.was one of $10. “T thought that the thing wasn’t conducted on the square, but my wife induced me to keep up my investment of dollar a month, and the result -has proved that am.” Horace Stevens, Manager of the Sierra Lumber Company, is another of the lucky ones whose name has come to light since the June drawing. He drew the offtfortieth part of the third prize of $100,000. His share is $2,500. A reporter called at his office, 320 Sansome street, yesterday, but found that Mr. Stevens had gone to the mountains for asix weeks’ vacation. ‘He has been dabbling for a long time in the Louisiana State Lottery,” said a friend of. his, ‘and he told me he had made a small winning in the Louisiana State Lottery. A small winning? IfI had it it would put me on my feet.”— San Francisco Examiner (Cal.) July 23 ‘Ihe Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million—Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain healthy and beautiful she should take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts tone and flush to the ‘skin, strength, vigor and pure blood; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the For sale by Carr Bros. j THe great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures sick headache. THE circulation of the blood—quickened and enriched—bears life and energy to every portion of the body; appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repose. This can be secured by taking Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Sarsaparilla. For sale by Carr. Bros. The Laws of California Require The Home Benerir Lire Association to . _=. pay its losses in full. —— A DISORDERED condition of the stomach or malaria in the system will produce sick headache. You can remove this trouble by taking Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, 25 cents per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. 18s Ick Cream Sopa, 10 cents a glass, at Catr Brothers. : a a APE I¥ you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liv ery Stable. ~* tf oe Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria ! BORN. At Nevada City, Aut 18th, te the wife of Chas. L. Miller of trench Corral, a soa. DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of . The effects of 1S.S.S. ie of them are : worse than the diseases they pretend to for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in And it is the medicine that entirely harmless, ard yet it is the mostpotent blood purifier ever Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, Atlanta, Ga. W. D. LONG, . Attorney and Counselor at Law. —_ 2 : —OFFIOE— : she is better adapted for business than I cure. There is butone permanent cure . , permanently destroy of . . Itis a purely vegetable remedy, . ! Corner of Broad and Pine Ste., up stairs, i OFFICAL DRAWING — OF THE— Louisiana State Lottery, Single Number, Class a” Drawing at New Orleans, Louisiana, on Tuasday. August (1, 1891. LL GENUINE LOUISIANA STATR uottery Tickets «re issued at New Orteaus, signed by Paul Conrad, president, and ajree to pay all prizes in New Orleans, where the company holds its char er from the State, aud where buth the pur haser of a ticket ard the company are equally protected by the laws of the State aud United et.tes. Tickets signed with fi titious name+, dited and issued fr m other cities in the name of the Louliians state Lottery Company, promising ‘oO pay prizes in other places than New Orleans, are not Louisiana st te Luttery Cic.~ts at all, butare counterfeits aud cheats intended to deceive an: defraud the uawary. fKemember tuat ONS DULLAR Ia the rice of theswmaliest or fraction of a icket issued in any siugle number drawing Anythingin our name offered at » less price is cither a counterfeit or awindle Rememoner further, when exa'aining tosee ifyour ticket has drawua prize, Dever tu accept anything bat our v sial drawings, which are copyright @ under the act of Cougress an‘ cannot be reprinted correctiy under penalty of the law, —— » No. Prize. No. Prize. No. Prize. é 200 35119 200 68978 200 200 3122 500 200 35147 200 69175 (390 300 35179 200 69338 300 $4821 30 * 69340 30) 200 35456 200 69693 20 200 30580 3.0 6970). 300 200 35794 ~ 200 69782 3" 200 35835 206 786 40 3.0 38930 200 69792 500 300 36000 200 70091 200 30) S6131 30) 70077 304 800 36139 50) 70039 1000 300 36152 200 70100 300 20+ 36177 20 705 168 xOU 20.) 36255 1.00 70 86 200 20) 36510 a0 705.18 20 2.0 34.69 10 0 706is 20 200 36596 200 70839 200 ~¥00 36909 200 1000 36910 200 71106 300 200 36033 200 71111 = 20u 500 Zh121 50 37147 200 7iz74 LO 200 37280 300 71301 20u 3254 200 37373 20 714.8 30v 3430 200 37570 300 71470 20u 3490. 500 37608 200 7184 3607 300 37628 20) 71851 3879 300 37639 200 3038 20) 37651 300 72019 37747 300 72266 4000 200 378J2 3.0 72284 4027 300 72579 4320 200 38165 300 72656 4324 2) 38277 510 7285 4567. 200 38346 300 4651 200 28413 500-73201 4880 200 38541 2u0 7434 73410 310 75000 80> 73525 200° 745.2 200 73632 4079 200 39077 5265 20) 39106 5276 1:00-39107 5.430 200 39142 5525 200. 3.1822 00 73640 5084 200 39 60 5 0 72661 6940 300 39741 300 5981 300 39778 100) 74027 ee FA008 200 74091 20> 74108 1000 74172 20) 741 5 6032 20 40054 6 53 20) 40983 6133 200 40189 6177 200 40304 6270 50) 4 397 200 74526 6294 3 0 40194 30) 74243 6343 20) 4 1437 20) 74154 6641 200 4 672 200 74938 6731 200 40368 200 74602 6873 300 74039 6974 300 41049 200 74748 4146) 200 74821 500 41551 200 3333 300 4133 600 75987 7509 3800 75375 7638 209 42094 3°'0 75478 7644 10000 42359 300 75521 7765 500 47556 300 75548 7947 00 42915 500 75798 743 300 42952 200 75364 7657 40.) 48072 100) 76051 8060 200 43521 300 76057 8243 209 4367) 60) 76334 8277 200 4.5683 300 76428 8595 500 43370 200 76704 8624 200 96728 8700 300 44023 2.0 8322 800 44150 300 77095 44207 BW 7/019 9262 200 44223 209 7/037 9590 200 44453 300 77201 9674 200 44409 8 0 77448 98538 200 44672 200 77612 9869 80 77704 9925 50) 45102 290 77842 46187 20 $00 45418 5000 78153 500 45613 201 74484 20) 40824 £500 73/49 800 45542 20) Toil 300 45120 400 10270 600 4575 300 79051 10295 800 70075 10344 1000 46°09 200 Julds 10418 200_ 46001 800 79208 10446 500 46159 = 2200-79353 10743 200 44256 200 7H0p1 10768 20) 46403 200 79742 46574 200 7076) 11025 £00 46643 600 70U27 11097 300 46064 300 11233 200 46670 800 80367 11330 50) 46774 300 s0s74 11837 800 80710 11505 2:0 47035 200 80765 1154% 30) 47083 500 sO77L 11557 8 0 47400 $0u 80369 1144 20) 47420 20+ 80900 11855 2.0 47540 200 11909 200 47608 T1949 20 1lgus 800 48094 48150 12253 200 45179 12465 800 48154 12567 #00 48582 200 31704 12769 200 48648 = 200-8170 12806 =. 200 486354 30) 12847 200 48776 60) 82059 200° 48546 500 s2ld5 200 48019 200 82284 ~~ 48920 $00 82.8) 200 82824 200 49011 L 2M) 82476 200 4y407_, 200 82307 200 497 11 200 82045 10000 49810 20) #2908 300 . S205 80.) 50025 200 2u0 50 48 400 83222 50201 200 83018 800 50493 = =—:1000 Ba60d 646 600 Sdy2s 200 s3u37° 20 50777 200 6:0 5y989 300 84190 gaz 7036 10021 10100 10114 10177 10267 200 sizl2 200 81305 SES ". 17249 SRESESES SEES r 17068 17114 17448 17460 17480 17522 175.9 17750 18004 13028 18147 18317 18339 18579 19035 19346 19478 196119 19620 19738 20460 20496 20723 20733 — 20982 21268 21097 21716 21973 21989 22068 22086 22290 22367 22372 22465 22518 22568 22677 22707 22705 22767 22966 2291 we o 1000 57082 50.1) 57108 200 57178 200 57212 00 57298 200 57333 200 67832 200 20 58030 58193 300 53383 20) 58406 300 48508 200 58906 200 201 59316 800 5.1330 59422 200 59500 20» 69707 23267 23364 238473 48505 23359 238.43 23807 20) 91258 2 0 91455 200 91636 200 69833 200 91777 300° ~ 91899 200 69035 209 ~. 60081 200 92063 800 6)139 200 92104 30) 601860 200 92101 200 60286 500 92213 200. 60349 200 922738 200 60627 30.) 92373 200 60641 +00 92420 200 60600 100000 92427 300 6,96 200 92504 200 60744 200 92554 60755 30) 92631 200 0702 200. 92888 24310 500 60821 20) 26328---—-2-0 60845 BIO 99106 24337 —-200 93157 20303 200 61066 20) 93216 26611 200 61123 2.0 93373 26052 201) 61455 = 200 93500 26804 200 61544 2 0 93475 : 61767 — = 800 93495 200 61816 300 93695 200 61440 20 500 61902 2500) €4242 200 61929 500 04372 62019 3 0 $4465 HON 62032 200 $4805 1000 6 093 300 94671 200 62208 500 94675 200 62238 200 94818 62319 500 94848 200 62398 200 94923 200 62521 300 94904 2624 800 62612 200 29633 20.) 62923200 95030 29708 300 aes Post 2980 2) 63020 500 95147 20°87 200 6313L 500 95254 300 63393 30) 95296 63412 “HOT MALTY AT 200 63944 1000: 63826 R471 200 63835 30472 300 63878 3546. 200 30667 200° 64090 $0698 200 64291 d0i15 20) 64452 30812 200 64322 64957 51262 200 31283 80 65360 31342 200 65424 20 31424 500 65435 $1642 800 65515 31653 200 65538 3 745 200 65323 31801 500 65849 $1863 500 65858 #5935 32006 30) 65992 32199 200 3 212 20) 66090 2.0 12245 200 GBIG6L 300 97004 12424 200 66372 20 97007 5” 12423 200 66446 500 97103 30 12472 200 #6561 200 87114 200 22620 800 66616 2074 200 6u8N0 ‘ 66974 43010 200 $0043 200 67276 890 33140 (W Gi 201L 200 93103 30) $4318 : 200 93183 3g0u 34420 200 93313 30u 24309 24394 24749 479824035 25099 29120 45127 * 2160 ‘ol7k 2383 524 25451 2532 26127 7021 47222 . 27755 27808 38684 ~ 2867 24448 24084 29177 20541 30286 600 95531 20 £00 96225 20K 20) 96301 200 200 96331 2K B00 98878 204 340 96568 201 96958 200 20) 97627 20 200 97812 800 97973 300 33476 b.481 A3507 336u5 33718 0 34792 30) 338.6 430938 «©1090 63272 “~~ 63902 34058 600 63352 04402 vOU 63494 34405 201) 63614 $4436 x0) 636.8 34622 200 6649 34809. 200 68747 200, 63025 500 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. One hundred numbers fiom 16,599to 15, sp jaululte, bein. 60 numbers ou each slue, ofthe number drawiug the capital prise of $800,.00, 9600. Oue buu ired numbers from 60,600 to 60,70) inclusive, bela. 60 uumbers vu ech side oi the number drawing the cap tal prise cf $100,000, $200. z ue Lun ired numbers fror 22,468 to 22,2 0 94453 50u 200 98717 <0 * B00 05H YOO 300 90076 200 te) ). 568 iuclusive, being 60 numbers von enc side of the number drawing the capital prize : ion hhodret end nimety-nina numbers en ting wita 49, peine tuetwu lact sgures ofthe number drawing the capitel prize of ,000, $100. Nine hundred and ninety-nine uu ending with 50, boing the 7") last enperd ufthe number drawing the secund tal priae of § $100, . a We, the un leaus, Le., wiilpa, drawn in ters. AEA ERE wo dent Et National Bank PIERKK .ANaU ; mrss State National Bank. Ee * Preal eu N. O, Natidnal Bank. at Usion Nationa) Bank. ane vale Racers © oy Ay vibe ea wo meiemediiod 3 473". spon Th re ; sugerees ge g SESEE! SSEREES 2.0 95331 300 200 95401 200 20.) 95403 200 500 95415 500 95424 B00 20) 95513 100 200 95524 300 200 95681 20) 2.0 95724 200 95759 20 300 95955 200 8 0 96061 300 30) 96202 200 500 96506 300 200 $7224 20v 344) \ 2 200 93460 300 200 98435 600 200 98830 500 98900 500U 300 99018 200 300 99184 200 20) 903871 2.10 800 99659 200 200 99728 300 20) 99790 5.0 ngle Nu pes To call and examine our goods na that As Vommisaloners, wTauatecc ene ea Ye 2818 draws New Cm ag 9 Nery retin RL Son tae 092 draws fou th capital prise, $5,000, sola in see yobs be ashi . C Giatatoogs a tiéat ake isa enn. Nos. draw each 10,600. Pee Pe — The work of ding the official list te every correspon t begins imm after the drawing and continues day an night unt] completed. 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Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia. “2 nave been troubled with dyspepsia. distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating 1 had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though [ had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good, it gave me an appetite, and my tood relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, ail-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that . am happy to recommend it." G@. A, Paag, Watertown, Mass, “1 had dyspepsia many years, and de spaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cured ithe.” Mus, J. 8, BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass, Hood's Sarsaparilia . Bold by druggists. gl; six for 96. Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothocaries, Lowell, Mass, ’ as Scolkool the High School. with Stationery. we must 1 GIVEN 7 Prizes Cashed in Full Without Dedue. sbankersof New Or-. So low have we marked down the pri th 4 Louisiane State Lotteries which may be oe profits. We guarantee every artic invitation ». be sent. I had but litte appetite, and what I did eatMRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber iB Elder Flower Cream S not a cosmetic in the sense in which that term is arly used, but permanently beautifies. It creates a soft, smooth, clear velvety skin, and by daily use gradually makes the complexion several shades whiter.’ It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and —— sunburn and freckles, and blackheads will never come while you use it. It cleahses the face far better thau soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and thus prevents the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness and smoothness of skin that you had when a little girl. Ev lady, young or old, ought to use it, as it ives a yes eee : to any lady, an permanently. It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and is as harmless as dew and as ishing to the skin as dew is to the flower. $s ay all ists and hair-dressers, or at Gervaise Graham’s establishment, 103 Post Street, San Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face orfigure. Ladies at adistance treated by ~ letter. Send stamp for little book ‘‘How to be Beautiful.” SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free to any lady on receipt of ten cents in stamps to pay postage and packing. Lady agents wanted. : : MRS. CRAHAM'S é FACE BLBA CE. Cures the worst cases of Freckles, Sunep oyna gs “sore E WE an am . . Harmless and effective. No a3): on Lady agents wanted. THE DRUGGIST in this town who first orders a bill of my preparations will have hin name added 0 thin edvertiaement. LEGS & SHAW, MAIN STREET... .-NBVADA CITY 4 Dealers im HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass: Ware, [Wood andiWillow Ware, Rfinminmg * Suwn>lies. FAMOUS “SUPERIOR” RANGE. OLIVER CHIT LED PLOW, OLAUSs OUTLERY AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POW (00 Doses One Dollar DER WORKS. ee cOU S=T sg There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine —AND— Soda water! Ww EY ? Because J. M. FOLEY knows just how to make is it to suit the taste. THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in Northern California. Nos. 13, 1§ and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, 1@-Do You Know THAT OUR . School Season commences ShHPrrtnnMeBuaR TZ ? I have made arrangements to carry a complete line of L-Oooles —ANDScekrool Supplies, Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and all orders can be fillei at once. + 8 Special attention given to furn‘shing School Districts WHAITH FOR PRicws. ww. DD. VINTON, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ONE DOLLAR Is a hundred cents, and you have a right toexpect that value for it. To give you more no legitimate business man can and make money, and we realize that to do it ve value received. We might tell you our goods are AWAY ; With quick sales we can afford small as good as represented. We extend a cordial TO EVERY ONE and prices even if they don’t wish to buy for we cam thus convince you ofthe great bargains we are offering. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. .

. > > “4 od . mioms . Liberal ard entrance ; $10 ne mile and re ef $50. olds. 5-8 of a » $50; maidens added ; second $25 entrance ; id repeat. 51) a mile and re$50. ‘One'mile. $5 nt. nd repeat. $25 } entrance ; $10 . B toshter and 3 a & to fill by the the right to tret eats. 2 money paid in. ntest for the enone-third to the xcept when con: e, and to accom: ent, y the tace will sreat of, the paray preceding the yrs, which imust. at were owned in ye for sale on the "s office, Nevada ? resident. Se Beet pe me +. ates anaes eat naapeinns “THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Ev: Sing Except Sundays ped Legal Ho! ae Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Canta a Month; $6.a Year. . TUESDAY EVENING, AUG.18, 1891. Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Government Food Repor PERSONAL MENTION. Boclal and Other Notes About People Old and Young, = E. D. Dean Jr. went to Maybert today. J. R. Douglass of Forest City went to San Francisco last night, Gs O. M. Eastinan and Chas. Saxe came down today from Maybert. Miss George Farley was here last night en route from North San Juan to Fresno. Assessor Meek of Yuba county was in town this morning en route from the lower country to his home in Camp: tonville, : Mrs. P, T, Langan and Misses Mary and Maggie McNamara arrived here this morning from Virginia City and went to Camptonville. Mra. Annie Larkin of Forest City started for San Francisco yesterday, bui on reaching this yity was recalled by telegraph to her home, Miss E. Pheby of ‘Oakland and H. B. Pallam of San Francisco, who have been visiting at the Mountain House, went below on last night’s train. a THE GIRL QUESTION. Thoughts Suggested by Perusing the Wanderings of ‘‘Rejected:’* Eprror Transoripr-It is with trepida tion superiidaced by superlative realiza_tion of my innate inappetency to obtund the érudite mangonizer of the queen’. English ycleped ‘‘Rejected,” that I project myself inte the arena of controversy against the inimicitious shrimp. ~ Let this illutative and idioeratic miskin divest his fulminations of that which is re° crementitious in his vocabulary. and if there is anything reamnent I will cogitate over the advisability of figuring out wha inthe devil the fellow is driving at anyway: Dupe. 2 —_ = Tue confidence of people who have tried Heod’s Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, is remarkable. It hascured many, who have failed to derive any good what-4 ever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low atate of the aystem itis unsurpassed. ba THE WINDSOR. Baths! Baths! : ‘The finest Bath in the State can be had at the Windsor Barbershop. Genuine Poreelain Bathtubs. Cc. E. Winp. PRE Re ie acs The Home Benefit Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, a SR EE PE ETN Bathal,y > eoees%#e#e Look Sharp. }F you find your meats poorly seasoned pastry tasteless-tea or coffee badexamine the kitchen. ¥ou know SCHILLING’S BEST are the. most reliable of all culinary supplies—yeu intend to use thembut a child, seryant or other person may buy from the grecer and got insist on having this brand, Thenmember of your family to-know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no. substitute. ScHILLING's BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than: poores-goods, but they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest. We guarantee itnow test it yourself at once. Schilling’s BestLOOK SHARP for this brand. See 2 It will save’ muclr } Tor Utsan Hoos Waraa et Our d's . © shades: TA RACES ———s A Splendid String of Fast Horses? Between 80 and 90-Entries For Next Month’s Contest§ at Glenbrook. ? The Directors of the Nevada County Fair Association met at Grass Valley this afternoon and opened the entries for the .j races to take place at Glenbrook Park on Tuesday, September Ist. Upwards of eighty horses, including some of the fast&8%t on the coast, were named. . The running, events are particularly well filled; and while the entries are not so numerous in some of the trotting contests, special trots for liberal purses will be arranged 80 as to make this part of the program equally attractive. Following is the list of entries, the horses specified being preceded in each instance by the names of the parties entering them : TUESDAY. ‘Running. District, % of a mile and repeat. $25 gentrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : : : B. A. Penhall J. Benoit Killgarifi Eli Benoit Annie Rooney Trotting. 2:26 class. $600. John Irving 3. K. Trefry C. F. Taylor Sidney J. Vidette Trotting. District. 2 years old ana under. $200: Oliver Sirard........:..MeLis Henry Thompson Robert Kemp WEDNESDAY. Running. Nevada County N. G. R. R. 3take.District. Mileand repeat. $2 entrance, $15 forfeit, $250 added : B. A. Penhall . Benoit. .... -. 22.. Killgarit .+...-Annie Roone, J, H. Smitham Glenbrook John Skewes Emma D. ‘Running. National Hotel Stake. Free for all 2 year olds. _§ of a mile. $_5 ea trance, $10 forfeit, $150 added. Maiden: wlewed 5 pounda : = 3. I. Short Northern Stables of Chico Jones & Dunlap U. T. Boots Running. Free for all. 1} miles. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $:00 added : Wild Oat “Elmwood Stock-Farm C. D. Boyden. 2! Trotting. 2:40 class, $4.0: A i es : fT. C. Snider THURSDAY, Nevada City Stake Free $25 entrance, $1i Running. for all, 14 miles. forfeit, $200 added: James Muse......-.+: Wild Oat. orthern Stables : Pacing. Free for all. 2:30 sash eee Bay Stallion Trotting 3 year olds. $300: J, M. Smith, J, Cochran Coronado FRIDAY. Running. Grass Valley.Stake. Free for all, 1 mile and repeat. $50 _entrance, $25 forfeit, $300 added-+James M Northern 8 John Skewes.... wet BER: Pot Jones & Dunlap . Elmwood Stock Farm ” oe es North Banner Stake. Free for all. 2 of a mile and repeat. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : Canny Scot Lalu Johnson C. D. Boydem..2. sen. -¥s! Protting, Free for all. 2:30 clase, $800. Running. District. Saddle Horse Stake. Free for all. 5-8 of a mile and repeat. $.5 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : P. Rile ‘ James Watt.. .-. 050.02 605 20 eee SATURDAY. Running. South Yuba Stake. Free for all, 6-8 ofa mile and repeat, $20 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added : — Killgariff Harding Free for all. © 1 1-16 miles. Running. . $265 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added ; ..Wild Oats Mi “pee J. H. Smitham:.;.... J. H. Smithaus . George W. Irving.... Pores General . " AN OLD, OLD STORY. A Thing That Frequently Happens In Newspaper Offices. This, says the Marysville Appeal, is the way some merchants argue when they are asked to encourage their home paper by running a small advertisement : “No, I don’t want an advertisement in the paper. I cannot afford to advertise largely ; my business won't stand it. As for a small announcement of two or three inches it wouldn’t be worth a tinker’s malediction. It would be money thrown away, No one would ever see it. If I was in a kind of business that would warrant me in taking a column, it might pay, but these small cards are never rexd. I’m sorry, but I guess I’) have to do without altogether.” Time rolls on and this same merchant finds that his name is mixed up in some little affair which he imagines would not look well in print. Or it may goncern some outside matter that he thinks would jeopardize his trade in a certain locality. He flies to the newspaper office and asks that the item in question be suppressed. This is about the conversation that will take place ; Editor—Yes, I believe such an item was-handed in, but it is only a line or two; we did not go into details at all. Merclfant—A line or two, why it. wil! go all over the country. Editor—Well, of course I'd like to accommodate you, Mr. Anomaly, and I will instruct the foreman to run the thing away down in one corner among the patent medicine locals. And then there is only a line or two you know. Merchant—Oh, that won’t make any difference. Every, one will see it and it will be known all over the country. Editor—Surely you are mistaken, my friend. You objected to patronizing us 10t long ago on the ground that a two or shree-inch_ advertisement would never be ioticed, and this is only a line or two. jood evening. I’m very sorry, but I zuess I will have to. let the thing go in. Jall again. HERE AND THERE. \ Brief Record of Various Matters of F Lecal Interest. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8S. G. W., will be held this svening. Every member requested to be present; The forest fire that has been. burning ‘ov—-three—days —hetween thia city and 3anner. mountain is still creating con* iderable-smoke. : In the case of A. D. Masonvs. P. Hall, lefendant has appealed to the Superior ourt. from._the verdict reudered for jaintiff by the jury in. Justice Mulloy’s Court. = : Ex-Supervisor Brophy of North San Juan is in. town, He is considerably daaimed as a result of having been thrown irom a saddle-horse recently, but he is still worth a field full of dead men, Teamsters and stage men ask the CRanscriPT to call the attention of the zroper authorities to the fact that the wagon road between the city limits and she top of Sugar Loaf gap is covered with stones that should be raked off. THE CARNIVAL. Program of the Business Men’s Carnival Wednesday Evening, General Parade of command at 8 P. M. Song by full chorus. Drill of Command with Banners. Song by. Methodist Choir. Drill by a corps of twenty-four young ladies, Capt. Geo. A, Gray commanding. Instrumental selection by Mrs. A. Locklin. i Tableau. : com Song by Choir. = The Command will reassemble and Messrs. Judge Walling, E. Bond and-L. 3. Calkins willeach take a part of the Command and advertf&e the different business houses represented. Admission—Adults 25 cents, children under 12, 10 cents. Ice Cream and cake will be served at the lowest figures. : The proceeds to be used for the benetit of the Methodist Church. ee Will Not Wrestle. Tidings: Richard Hodge declines to sign the articles of agreement for a wrestling match, best two in three, with Manuel Scoble; to take place under the auspices of the Navada City Athletic Club for a purse of $50. He says he still has a lame shoulder 4s an effect of the last match and he has come to the conclusion that ‘‘there is nothing in it,” He will not wrestle again. % b> a ' & Fierce Firer : The worst forest fire naw raging in the county is between Columbia. Hill. and . . Cherokee. It has burned flumes belonging to the Milton and Badger Hill companigs, also considerable fencing. Yesterday it was mainly confined to the Kilroy place. _—_—_——_-~Gee— . _ A Bridge Burned. A short bridge across a ravine about a uarter of a mile the other side of the Pasion bridge has been burned by the forest fire that has been raging along the South Yuba for several days. Men were today engaged in putting in a new bridge. : Fd HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. Mrs. J. Harrisand 4¢., Sacramen Miss O’Du Milieu, Colfax, i W. W. Van Eman, San Fran Né Me er, © “ Ne eeby, “ 8. Gallavotti and w., J. A. Btidger, San J MissG, Farley, ‘* A. G. Dennett Jr., Bloomfield, “ EAH . j oe Forest City, Wateon Bayles, “ Wan. Buck, Moores Flats, ‘ow : W. A, Porter, Virginia City, J. Rathburn, st ’ Mra. P. F. Landon, ‘ Mrs. McNamara, ‘ _ Misa McNamara, ‘ . aged, of either sex. TWO LUCKY MEN. One Will Make the Tour of Europe and the Other Takes a Vacation. Tallant & Co.’s banking house on the corner of California and Battery streets recently drew from tha Louisiana State Lottery’ Company $15,000, being the one-fortieth share of ticket 14,398, which in the June drawing drew the grand prize of $600,000. An Examiner reporter called yesterday at the bank to ascertain the name of the lucky winner, but the paying-teller, who was all smiles when. the question was asked, replied : ‘All business of any kind transacted with this bank is strictly confidential. Wenever talk about anything we do here.” iS And stlll he smiled, and as he smiled the smile it stronger grew. This engendered the suspicion that the paying teller himself was the lucky winner, but further inqtiry elsewhere elicited the fact that the lucky person was a young business man on California street, the father of seven children. He declined to allow his name to be used, but said: “I am going to take my wife and babies to Paris next week, and we shall do the tour of Europe. For that purpose I have set aside $5,000 of my winnings. With the remaining $10,000 I have paid off my homestead mortgage of $2,500, leaving me $7,500 to invest in real estate. This lucky atrike has placed me beyond the reach of want. Business was against. me this year, but now we are happy, thanks to an investment of one dollar. ~I have been buying coupons in the Louisiana State Lottery for the past three years, and the biggest winning outside of the present that I ever made.was one of $10. “T thought that the thing wasn’t conducted on the square, but my wife induced me to keep up my investment of dollar a month, and the result -has proved that am.” Horace Stevens, Manager of the Sierra Lumber Company, is another of the lucky ones whose name has come to light since the June drawing. He drew the offtfortieth part of the third prize of $100,000. His share is $2,500. A reporter called at his office, 320 Sansome street, yesterday, but found that Mr. Stevens had gone to the mountains for asix weeks’ vacation. ‘He has been dabbling for a long time in the Louisiana State Lottery,” said a friend of. his, ‘and he told me he had made a small winning in the Louisiana State Lottery. A small winning? IfI had it it would put me on my feet.”— San Francisco Examiner (Cal.) July 23 ‘Ihe Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million—Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain healthy and beautiful she should take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts tone and flush to the ‘skin, strength, vigor and pure blood; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the For sale by Carr Bros. j THe great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Cures sick headache. THE circulation of the blood—quickened and enriched—bears life and energy to every portion of the body; appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repose. This can be secured by taking Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Sarsaparilla. For sale by Carr. Bros. The Laws of California Require The Home Benerir Lire Association to . _=. pay its losses in full. —— A DISORDERED condition of the stomach or malaria in the system will produce sick headache. You can remove this trouble by taking Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, 25 cents per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. 18s Ick Cream Sopa, 10 cents a glass, at Catr Brothers. : a a APE I¥ you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Liv ery Stable. ~* tf oe Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria ! BORN. At Nevada City, Aut 18th, te the wife of Chas. L. Miller of trench Corral, a soa. DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of . The effects of 1S.S.S. ie of them are : worse than the diseases they pretend to for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in And it is the medicine that entirely harmless, ard yet it is the mostpotent blood purifier ever Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, Atlanta, Ga. W. D. LONG, . Attorney and Counselor at Law. —_ 2 : —OFFIOE— : she is better adapted for business than I cure. There is butone permanent cure . , permanently destroy of . . Itis a purely vegetable remedy, . ! Corner of Broad and Pine Ste., up stairs, i OFFICAL DRAWING — OF THE— Louisiana State Lottery, Single Number, Class a” Drawing at New Orleans, Louisiana, on Tuasday. August (1, 1891. LL GENUINE LOUISIANA STATR uottery Tickets «re issued at New Orteaus, signed by Paul Conrad, president, and ajree to pay all prizes in New Orleans, where the company holds its char er from the State, aud where buth the pur haser of a ticket ard the company are equally protected by the laws of the State aud United et.tes. Tickets signed with fi titious name+, dited and issued fr m other cities in the name of the Louliians state Lottery Company, promising ‘oO pay prizes in other places than New Orleans, are not Louisiana st te Luttery Cic.~ts at all, butare counterfeits aud cheats intended to deceive an: defraud the uawary. fKemember tuat ONS DULLAR Ia the rice of theswmaliest or fraction of a icket issued in any siugle number drawing Anythingin our name offered at » less price is cither a counterfeit or awindle Rememoner further, when exa'aining tosee ifyour ticket has drawua prize, Dever tu accept anything bat our v sial drawings, which are copyright @ under the act of Cougress an‘ cannot be reprinted correctiy under penalty of the law, —— » No. Prize. No. Prize. No. Prize. é 200 35119 200 68978 200 200 3122 500 200 35147 200 69175 (390 300 35179 200 69338 300 $4821 30 * 69340 30) 200 35456 200 69693 20 200 30580 3.0 6970). 300 200 35794 ~ 200 69782 3" 200 35835 206 786 40 3.0 38930 200 69792 500 300 36000 200 70091 200 30) S6131 30) 70077 304 800 36139 50) 70039 1000 300 36152 200 70100 300 20+ 36177 20 705 168 xOU 20.) 36255 1.00 70 86 200 20) 36510 a0 705.18 20 2.0 34.69 10 0 706is 20 200 36596 200 70839 200 ~¥00 36909 200 1000 36910 200 71106 300 200 36033 200 71111 = 20u 500 Zh121 50 37147 200 7iz74 LO 200 37280 300 71301 20u 3254 200 37373 20 714.8 30v 3430 200 37570 300 71470 20u

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One hundred numbers fiom 16,599to 15, sp jaululte, bein. 60 numbers ou each slue, ofthe number drawiug the capital prise of $800,.00, 9600. Oue buu ired numbers from 60,600 to 60,70) inclusive, bela. 60 uumbers vu ech side oi the number drawing the cap tal prise cf $100,000, $200. z ue Lun ired numbers fror 22,468 to 22,2 0 94453 50u 200 98717 <0 * B00 05H YOO 300 90076 200 te) ). 568 iuclusive, being 60 numbers von enc side of the number drawing the capital prize : ion hhodret end nimety-nina numbers en ting wita 49, peine tuetwu lact sgures ofthe number drawing the capitel prize of ,000, $100. Nine hundred and ninety-nine uu ending with 50, boing the 7") last enperd ufthe number drawing the secund tal priae of § $100, . a We, the un leaus, Le., wiilpa, drawn in ters. AEA ERE wo dent Et National Bank PIERKK .ANaU ; mrss State National Bank. Ee * Preal eu N. O, Natidnal Bank. at Usion Nationa) Bank. ane vale Racers © oy Ay vibe ea wo meiemediiod 3 473". spon Th re ; sugerees ge g SESEE! SSEREES 2.0 95331 300 200 95401 200 20.) 95403 200 500 95415 500 95424 B00 20) 95513 100 200 95524 300 200 95681 20) 2.0 95724 200 95759 20 300 95955 200 8 0 96061 300 30) 96202 200 500 96506 300 200 $7224 20v 344) \ 2 200 93460 300 200 98435 600 200 98830 500 98900 500U 300 99018 200 300 99184 200 20) 903871 2.10 800 99659 200 200 99728 300 20) 99790 5.0 ngle Nu pes To call and examine our goods na that As Vommisaloners, wTauatecc ene ea Ye 2818 draws New Cm ag 9 Nery retin RL Son tae 092 draws fou th capital prise, $5,000, sola in see yobs be ashi . C Giatatoogs a tiéat ake isa enn. Nos. draw each 10,600. Pee Pe — The work of ding the official list te every correspon t begins imm after the drawing and continues day an night unt] completed. Should any of our ms experience any delay in receiving it, itis owing to their mame being among the last on the list. . The Policy of The Home Benerrr Lire Association is wonderfully brief, simple. and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. — ote ~ Sehilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale hy W. D. Vinton. tf Ick Corp -Sopa Water, with pure Fruit Juices, at Carr Broa’. vf ee eee Sopa Warer, better than ever, at Carr Bros’. tf Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia. “2 nave been troubled with dyspepsia. distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating 1 had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though [ had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good, it gave me an appetite, and my tood relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, ail-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that . am happy to recommend it." G@. A, Paag, Watertown, Mass, “1 had dyspepsia many years, and de spaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cured ithe.” Mus, J. 8, BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass, Hood's Sarsaparilia . Bold by druggists. gl; six for 96. Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothocaries, Lowell, Mass, ’ as Scolkool the High School. with Stationery. we must 1 GIVEN 7 Prizes Cashed in Full Without Dedue. sbankersof New Or-. So low have we marked down the pri th 4 Louisiane State Lotteries which may be oe profits. We guarantee every artic invitation ». be sent. I had but litte appetite, and what I did eatMRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber iB Elder Flower Cream S not a cosmetic in the sense in which that term is arly used, but permanently beautifies. It creates a soft, smooth, clear velvety skin, and by daily use gradually makes the complexion several shades whiter.’ It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and —— sunburn and freckles, and blackheads will never come while you use it. It cleahses the face far better thau soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and thus prevents the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness and smoothness of skin that you had when a little girl. Ev lady, young or old, ought to use it, as it ives a yes eee : to any lady, an permanently. It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and is as harmless as dew and as ishing to the skin as dew is to the flower. $s ay all ists and hair-dressers, or at Gervaise Graham’s establishment, 103 Post Street, San Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face orfigure. Ladies at adistance treated by ~ letter. Send stamp for little book ‘‘How to be Beautiful.” SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free to any lady on receipt of ten cents in stamps to pay postage and packing. Lady agents wanted. : : MRS. CRAHAM'S é FACE BLBA CE. Cures the worst cases of Freckles, Sunep oyna gs “sore E WE an am . . Harmless and effective. No a3): on Lady agents wanted. THE DRUGGIST in this town who first orders a bill of my preparations will have hin name added 0 thin edvertiaement. LEGS & SHAW, MAIN STREET..... .-NBVADA CITY 4 Dealers im HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass: Ware, [Wood andiWillow Ware, Rfinminmg * Suwn>lies. FAMOUS “SUPERIOR” RANGE. OLIVER CHIT LED PLOW, OLAUSs OUTLERY AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POW (00 Doses One Dollar DER WORKS. ee cOU S=T sg There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine —AND— Soda water! Ww EY ? Because J. M. FOLEY knows just how to make is it to suit the taste. THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in Northern California. Nos. 13, 1§ and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, 1@-Do You Know THAT OUR . School Season commences ShHPrrtnnMeBuaR TZ ? I have made arrangements to carry a complete line of L-Oooles —ANDScekrool Supplies, Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and all orders can be fillei at once. + 8 Special attention given to furn‘shing School Districts WHAITH FOR PRicws. ww.. DD. VINTON, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ONE DOLLAR Is a hundred cents, and you have a right toexpect that value for it. To give you more no legitimate business man can and make money, and we realize that to do it ve value received. We might tell you our goods are AWAY ; With quick sales we can afford small as good as represented. We extend a cordial TO EVERY ONE and prices even if they don’t wish to buy for we cam thus convince you ofthe great bargains we are offering. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. .