December 3, 1889 (4 pages)

a ‘ : ne Mevade Valley, wh ag 5 Spence’ one San Joan, aay. * Fe ‘ devi a county? minke at ‘oe * Coffee, E. H. Khulman, C. L. Miller, ome “Fue Daly Seonsrp. to. te Commer set, Neva Cir, Cal fac cnageo eae TUESDAY. DEOEMBER 3. 1884 Motel Arrivais. Nagionan Exeranoz, Nov. 30—A. -‘H. Bell, A. Kendrick, Colfax; George J: B. Miller, French Corral; William Glovér, Anthony House ; N. Godfrey Columbia Hill; Miss Maggie Kellher, Lowell Hill; Antone La Costa, Bloom. field; A. Meyer, Cherokee; Mrs. 8. A. Eddy, Hanford; H. B. Loomis, Stockton; F. M. Pridgeon, Dennis Mulebahey, Lake Cit¥; Geo. W. King, Geo. W. Ingels, 8. L. Phillips, A. Andrews, Sacramento; Chas. Schearman, San Juan; Harry T. Creswell, J. Levy, San Francisco; V. E. Adstin, H. Austin, Miss Lillie Hocking, Willow Val ley. December i—B. H. Preston, Sacramento; Geo. W. Eddy and wife, Los Angeles; R. Stevenson, Victor Fernbach, Chas. Walters, C. J. Noble, San Francisco; C. R. Spencer and wife, San Jose; M. C. Hogan, Miss: H. E Isbester, San Juan; W. 8. Bigelow, Columbia Hill; H. V. Reardan, Oro ville; A. E. Baugh, Bloomfield; G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat; G. Gomez, Derbec. Umion, November 30—Joseph Rinsido, Grass Valley ; J. Ww. Lofkin, Mt. Whitney, You Bet; J. O. Chien, Washington ; James Black, Mt. Eden, W. H. Carroll, San Francisco; F. M. Wiseman, C. Dunnighton, H. Johnson, Sacramento; Miss Emma Danuser, San Juan; A. Frandy, Edwards’ Bridge. December 1—W. Hammell, Scott’s Flat; Fred Westerfield; Marysville ; 8, P. French, Sutter City; Mrs. J. Williams,/Miss McMurtry, San Francisco. Sandy Anderson’s Burial Place. Ex-District Attorney Beng has received from R. G. Anderson of Woodstock, Virginia,.a letter asking where the writer’s father, ‘‘Sandy’”’ Anderson; is buried. The deceased was a lawyer whose home was this city and he was able and successful in his profession. He was oneof the. passen-. gers on the ill-fated steamer Pear! which blew up on the Sacramento river in 1855, and Tom Henry, an inmate formany years past of the Neveda'county hogpits), recovered the body from the water. It is. supposed Mr. Anderson was buried at Sacramento, but Mr, Long has not yet been able to definitely ascertain as to that’ point He may be able to a all the facts when he sees Hen Ne Love ‘Like tn the O14 Loves” M.H. Spaulding, pg, of Northampton, . Judge Searle is the very man to set GRASS Vi “VALLEY. News Netes and Cc Comments From the Tewn'’s Papers. 7 {Telegraph of Saturday. On Monday the Crowr Point mine will'start work on sinking their shaft 100 feet deeper. “The work is to be done by contract. At their meeting last ‘night Quartz Parlor No. 58, N. B, G. W., decided to give‘a social hop on New Year's night. Acommittee consisting of W. F. Prick, Joseph Philips, Henry Campbell, A. Clinch and Angus McKay was appointed for makidg necessary arrangements. The Nevada City papers are still ab-. been sorbed with the game of whist. They talic it all day long, dream of it at night and the taste of itis their food and drink, Itisa happy community that s enterta nedse thoroughly by a so easily obtained pleasure. Of whist in Nevada City it can be said that ‘Age cannot wither it, nor custom siale its infinite variety,”’ We should like to have heard Judge Searle’ speech at the Native Daughters’ lemon social: in Nevade City,~A grand array of noble and brave men must have pa-sed before the vision, of the orator, foron his *‘old stampingground” in the by-gone d ys were men who were men in every «ct and thought and grand men. It took a brave man to start away from ‘‘h me” to come tu California, in those’ early times, anv the weak ones who started never g-4 here. Wesuppose that among the young mien of the present day, in California, there are just as good men as ever were any of the pioneers ; bnt they have not been seyyregated ont. The California excitement of 1848-49 culled Eastern communities, and yave thir coart a population that for vigor, endurance and vapacity the world has never reen surpassed, It mukes ur sick end it makes us swear when we read in the Bret Hare kind of writings of the ignorance and stupidity of the early inhabitants of the mining regions. And, strange tusay, the California newspapers of the present days publish stories about the eatly miners, ‘which storiés go to tech that the early miners were all either rough cutthroats or unsophisticated fools. right those stage impreksions abou! the old timers. His speech before the daughters of those old timers must have been most interesting and elo quent, [Tidings of Saturday. . Mrs, T. Lanyon. of Virginia City, Nev., is seriously ill st the Wisconsin Hotel of this city. Her brother, T, J. Hart of San Frnnciseo, arrived to-day and her husband will be here to-morrow. .John Van Slyke and family of. Dallas, Texas, will arrive here next week. on a visit to the genfleman’s brothers, Merers. Theodore and B. A. Van Slyke John Van Slyke. will be remmebered by the old timers among our farmers. Tax Collector Shoecraft col $21,000 in Grass Valiey “uuring brief stay ending this evening, This amount is considerably less than he W. . lord Richards of the New York Hotel, @ narrow gauge railread from Marys. nual revenue of the road $60,000, anv ; Massachuretts, writes as follows to the ‘expected to receive, -NextMonday} Marysville Appeal: “Why cannot} is settlement day and he will turn over some ofyour guns be turned to boom . $27,000 or $33,000, leaving $10),000 to up some of the old diggings en the. be paid in taxes at bis office next HERE AND THERE. — A Brief Record of Various Mattere of Lecal Iimterest. ~ The lamber companies of Truckee have contri $500 to the Placer Citras Fair fand. One’ of the Chinese bbpdcdadicbocnle tow in the Yuba county jail has been . " yery sick, and fos-some tin.e was not expected t6live. Heis now improv ing. . . Vato a prize cow owned by Landhas been bora twin calves. One has a white tail and the other’s is black. The ca! ves look so much alike they have been christened Howard and Harry, after the Douglass buys. A Mean Trick. The Reno Gazette t-lis this on the ex-rector of Trinity Church of, thie City: Parson Davis of Carson was on the war path yesterduy all day, aud it is not safe-even now to mention turkey to him. It seems the good old man had provided-a turkey—big.and fat, and a hen—to eat on Thankagiv. } ing Day. He hung the fowl in his woodshed, where some miserable sneakthief found and appropriated it to his own use. The turkey bung in the sume woodshed which his soi Sam built and then nailed himself ap iv several years ago. It wae not misseu oy the parson dotil it was time to prepare the bird tor dinner yesterday. iduests had been invited to partake of . the flesh, and when they began to assemble the parson was nearly frantic, for he had been down town and gone the round of the markets, but not a tarkey could he find. The old gentleman made all sorts of excuses for the dinner without the turkey, which hiyursts reluctantly accepted, and mad: a dinner on cranberry sauce and mince pie—but minus the turkey. Death of James Nickiess. James Nickless, a miner, died of consumption about 6 o’clock Sunday evening at bis home on Adams street, and the funeral will take place at 2 o’elock Tuesday afternoon, from the Congregational Church, beibg unde the auspices of Oustomah Lodge o! Odd Fellows to which “he. belonged Phe deceased formerly worked at the Mountaineer mine, but had been iil for nearly two years. He leaves a widow, tive daughters and one gon. The oldest of his children is aged but sixteen years. Mr. Nickless was ar industrious man and a good citizen, Brown's Valtey Hallroad. A survey and estimate of :he cost of ville to the Oregon House, a distance } of 2644 miles, has been completed by . . eo Thomas W. Reece, civil engineer, who x made a report to the subscribirs ata meeting lield at Marysville on Friday evening. Phé report made the total estimated cost of tite 10ad fully equipp «© for business at $247,000, and fhe an Chee wot eves “YO0j000s — PETy~Breee™ stated to the meeting that he was confident that the road wonld he built. The dwelling tioned of A. Niyens at the bead of East Broad street war. ‘dren, but we have found that most of “. wife of Kalph Fininger, Yuba bars and ctecks? : All of the old bars and diggings will yield: fair pay to work over again, The old Yuba _has gold enough on its banks and bars to buy up all the cities in the State, and call back to Yuba county all of the oldearly miners. They were not afraid of work or water, and had the push ‘and vim needed, I shall come back to my old bar-when I get well enough, and bring a number of good men with me—'49 to 1856.”’ Advertised . Letters. _ The following is a 5 Het of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevads City, California, for the week ending Nov. D egY 1889. Any. one calling poh these letters will please atk for adletters: na. Jno, Hews Jno. Kelton, J. H. Mansfiel: McClean, 7, Preston, Jno. FOREIGN. Martin, Alfred : . Thomas, Joseph Carvin RB. Crarge, P, M. Died at Sacramento. Saturday’s Bee says: On Tuesday * last a man arrived at the International Hotel ahd registered as C. W. Osborn, _. Truckee, He appeared to be ill, and, after being shown to his room, became -worse. His condition became alarming last night and he was taken to the County Hospital. He grew steadily worse, however, and” died this morning. Deceased was about 40 years of age anda cook by occupation. It is believed that death resulted from an abscess on the brain. Eee ‘Ie you don’t go and see Vinton's holiday goods you will make « mistake. tf, Aw oman’s Miscovery ‘Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in thie county. Disease fastened its clutches » upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and der th seemed imminent. Yor three months she coughed incessantly and could not ~ gleep. She bought ofusa mite of . botdes of Dr. King’s New Discovery Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved by the fitst dose that she slept all night, one bottle at Carr Bros, * Iy you tool all broke’ wp ond out of r Liver with one bottle having miraculously cured her, Her name is Mrs. Luther Luts,” ‘Thus write W. C. Hamrick ~ & Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a free Simmons i entered by a burglar at an early how: Sunday morning.” The contents of # trunk weré' ransacked and a search for plunder was made in several room, but so far as is known the only thing taken was three or four ‘dol: lars that. George Nivens had in. his panis pocket.The miirander war heard moving around, but those who} heard him thought i it was some member of the family. month. It is rumored among the parties interested that Grove L. Johnson of Sac. zamento is anthority for the statement that the American faction of the A. O. F. in thi« city can recover the paraphernalia, funds, title, ete., of Cowt Pride of Grace Valley; th.t the suid faction is by law entitled to the same Members of the «faction are. reticent and mysterious when questioned on the probability.of a suit to recover, On Monday the firm of Coleman & Glasson will become Coleman, Glasson & Co, T.W.¢*Bud’’) Carson and TJ. Michel! will comprise the “Co,” [Union of Sundey. Many of the miners at work in the mines in this v-cinity ride to un) from their work in omnibnsses, The ee a veyances run-reyulariy tothe IRduhe, North Star and Omaha mines, The Hartery mine has not turned out any bonanza quartz for some daye, which is owing to the ledge being stripped preparatory to the taking out of more quartz, which ondoubtedly will be found as rich as before. A French Corral man who came by “. the way of Bridgeport yesterday, sew four deer together, who observing that he did not have a shooting iron stood together aiid’ looked at him as he passed along the ruad. The work of opening out the drain tunnel on the Norambagua mine is going shead without intermission. It is a tedious job. owing to the tunnel being badly caved, which will necessitate the driving of several hundred feet of new tunnel before the lode is reached. Better Than Ever Gefore. The hig Gre of lest October bit but they quickly rallied, heir. pluck and enterprise, aud the ‘extensive assortment of gvods, See their new advertisement. Meuntain Pivitop Medivivas: U.R. K. of P, evening of this week. The Baiatalt, —— “I use Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral freely in my practice, abd recommend it in cases of heaton. . Cough among children, having it more certain . ¢, Henry ‘e li to cure the troublesome disease than . stable. saul aie fk any other medicine I know of.”’—8o . ; says Dr, Bartlett of Concord, Mass. been 22.74 inches. ‘Their Business Booming. Probably no one ne thing has caused such @ general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away. to their customers of so many free tria » tor Consumption. os enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and. all threat and lung ly cared a free, * 7 lel bale ros, $1. Ever n Francinco ames hs ie pos nd Sed, A. Wetviee, tou ys prever, Bt oss, Ceantanatie Bi &. Lie Weisenburger. Brothers of the Plaga Grocery and Feedstore a heavy blow, thanke to now again im the field with a bigger atid better stock than they ever carried before.’ Their new building ir splendidly arranged for accommodatir £ Captain George Ai. A. Gray hed issued a rallying proclamation to the Sir Knights of Mountain Division, No, 16, He proposes to bring the organization up again to ‘its oldtime standard of excellence’ in drill, und desires that the members turn. out in fall numbers at the meeting to be A™ held at Armory Hall on Wednesday — GLASS The rainfall at “this city for the 48 hours énding at 9 o'clock ‘Monday morning was 1.14 inches, and the ” storm continued duritg Monday, The total fall for the season to date: has ‘ly you want @ fine turi-ont go bed [ILOVWT PRICES A pextist may pull teeth for chilbis patients are groan people. that & near t. Chilblains, Corns, and all laniget ¥. Bimonde, the Executor of the Last Peet poy wh pets »~ tions, and positively cures: , oF wiil of Lc Mg een ry ping for an ge no pay required. It is par mae oq] Ser of sale of Bil the apPay* "i dinnia dar toes 4 ae ‘give perfect satisfuction, or money re{fie th lon ira the ia ‘Court to stop and listen to a tale of woe. sale by Cart Bros. Hur Coutt on Me onduy, the Six dey of Jan. Tax buckwheat crop this year takes the cake over all forinet seasons. It wins by a mere scratch, however. ‘Tie Childish Miss resents a kiss and runs the other way, but when at last Pt Bruisos, Sores, Uleers, Salt KheumPepe should never be any sur-. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands eot than a toilet set in a plush case. ‘Vinten has-all the latest styles.’ ff. Order to Show Cadse. HE SUPERIOR R COURT in AND FOR “ihe County of Nevada, State of CaliforBuctien’s Agnten Saive. The best Salve in t in the world for Cuts, n the poomeer of the Estate of JACOB adinttsa™ anid day, day, ‘atthe Court Koom iy pay Supeor Court, at the Court House rot Nevada, to show cause why ted to the seid Ex eouter to sell sugmue: —_ —— e@atate Of said deveased al necessary. *ehnd that-e copy-of this order be published at least four successive weeks iott the NeNoruuxa nicer for « Christmas pres-. d ould not-be AL RENE cs Beecuam’s Prius eure bilious and some year bave poet it’s different, they say. «2 = Everrrung that is nice in the world grows on the other side of the barbed wire fence, Tue washerwoman’s mottc—Let us soap for the best. Ir 7 is: not alone ‘the carriage-cleaner that sponges for a living. cd ‘fs the ‘popular belief that pugilists ‘shoald travel ‘in a box-car, . lt seems strange that a live eheotsié light wire should be so dea Jly. aaennnettidimmiiiteebaminiedeabatitinn' : pag : At. Downleville, Noy. at the residence of J. £. Ber: Berry Or Rev, ete. Darling, Wm. Young and {es Elizabeth Penman, ovth of Mountain ine Sierra county. At the residence of the bride’s parents ia Downieville,.ec. 1, by Rey. Darling, John At Moore’s Flat Dec. ist, b: Kiuney, Justice of the Peace, John Mean Baldwin Moore’s Flat. —_—X—XaKX—XKXEE DIED. ton. street, San Francisco, Beloved wife of Hyman W. At 1720 ig! =Ov. 2vth, Rose 39 years, 5 months and 9 Hyman ed" days. lone “At. San Francisco Noy. 23th, Eliza, beloved a native «f Bordeaux, France, aged 57 years and 3 mon! Attois eity, Dee. 1, James Nickless, aged 61 years, 5 months and 17 days; a native of Gounty Cornwall, England. {The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church at 2 o’¢lock Tuesday afterncon under the auspices of Oustomah lodge, No. 16, 1. 0.0 sta ‘Tike Magic,” Ti attest produced by Ayer’s Onercy § fee me Colds, Coughs, Croup, ona 6 Sore Throat are, in. most Cases, im‘mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. It strengthens, the . ‘yotal organs, allays irritation, and pre. vents the inroads.of Consumption; in every stage of that dread disease, Ayer’s Cherry Pecx. toral relieves coughSing and induces refreshing rest. er’s Cherry Pectoral 9 they ‘y' and have the best sagnad for en “Carley, “T have ts in my oy . always fou io which ‘complaint m, *—~ Capt. 8 gry a ex wigan of over th croup, to baye.be ied Bub, a years in A iy as J . cines nd teat nee mendi beat recom rin: ali one of ne Festa wx ¥ n uality ‘popu! 5 being faring aval now than i twenty-five: years ago, when i success was considered ware ri ad B. 8. Drake, M. D., Beliot, Kans. “My little sister, four years ‘of age ¢ * ill from bronchitis that we ted ven up hope of her recovety. Sur fa a ly ly physician, ‘e skilfal man ce, pronounced ‘it_usea to give her hn gg oy pred 0 more medicine ; sezing fat ne all it yee Doe. do, eels we must prepare for the aby ‘As a last resort, we determined to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and I can wey yer, (Rd \ aan — most happy results. r takin doses she seemed te breathe eas igo cunte a week, was out of danger. continued giving the Pectoral until satiefied she was entirel [ast This has given boa encanta? fai “4 the preparation, re confidently to my customers.”—O, OQ, » Fort ng onda Ind. per, For Colds and Coughs, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY, ~* or. J. ©, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Price $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. itdPROF. F. FRANK, ~THENew :-: York :-; Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY rrected on the best scientific princi\sroen from the very best e materia hyiy inany couutry. Lames Ste of the B ARILIFICIAL HUMAN Eves siwaye on ay hs CONSULTATION FREE. “Om by Bigg Strest, two doors ahove No . Engine House, _— Hamiiton’s residence. ECONOMY GROCERY STORE, . , WNTe Nienct Eas —AND IN— Good G Goods. TWill Convince You. 3 Wy aati os sae THE Bust OF. oe Geraparil = Fancy. Canned. Goods. In Yemily supp ppiy notes fonnd in a ‘fretclass, : REMEMBER THE PLACE: nerv vada Daily Transcript, a newspy per no ous ills. se ublished in Nevada c y prior m2 sald 6th day of may tt : J. M. WALLING, ‘ ‘Buperior Judge. Michell of Neveda City and Miss’ Rose . ness. More economica Gardner. ‘ ag -of Nevada City and Miss Miriam Edwards of} P. CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. Give usa Trial and We Groceries, Flour, Feed, “Dated December 24, 1889. l yore Offer. rtd ” . ‘New. Home’ Sewing Machine — afm MILES OF SAN ‘FRANal., North, South, Hast or W 4 BA ee y o or through this office, or an our branches ou this Coes). wv which is not giving entire — absolute taction in every lespec' wiil put it in is area repair free of c Ad Fy (excepting only break¢ or damage caused by on handlip cf) ifdelivered at our store, N aaa STREET, SAN oHANCISCO, CALA THE “NEW, HOME” SEWING MAOHINE. OOMPANY, Chas. 5, Navlor, General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Popular NEW HOME. . LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING MACHINE the leader of the age in practical improvements and ons work atiachments, of which it possesses. the latest and best. POWDER Absolutely Pure, puis POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity; strength and wholesomeand cannot he sold in competition the multitude of )ow-test, short weight, wders. ‘Bold onl ‘one: NY, 106 Wall street, New + HE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Holiday, . . Attractions ! This-week we place on sale our immense, line of Gentlemen S: Handkerchiefs, Showing the Grandest Array of Quaisies and Sites in Silk and Linen, ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See Thein' = Te Ex. WEED. EME, Odd Fsilows, Building. Broad ih. N evada Cc ty ee . se i FOR THE NEXT + 80 DAYS. -oFrHOLIDAY PRESENTS, A BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & hie . ho pieces, 's8 inches wide, ALL worn SuITiNGs: all shades, at 75 cents. a yard, . . 10. pieces, 48 inches wide, ALL WOOL rRidoret at 62 Ys cents. 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20 cents a yard, 20 pieces BLACK: and COLORED. CASHMERES from 50 cents to $1 00 per yard. _ BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS GOODS reducéd to half-price. 100 DOZEN Ladies’ and Gents’ SILK’ HANDKERCHIEFS which will also be sold at Half Price. ' I also have on hand a good assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS which will be sold at a low, price, TABLE LINENS; NAPKINS, BLANKETS, COM. FORTS, KID GLOVES, ETC., all of which “will be sold at HALF-PRICE.,"Call Early and select vour. Presents while the Assortment is ~~ Large and Complete. # ! sent on genemen: A. eaten tea a tor H. H. LENNIE AND COMPANY EXHIBIT THEIR STOCK. show Books small and of Gra matte rm nd fall line of Beatlonery ; Boer: ave matior ang Gay, M4 h » e 0 bert asa Fi Win Boca Bae LENE & CAKE ON BROAD STREET. NEVADAGT! eke, Penh bes and Pencils, Scrap utensils is ee. end Jewelry foF all sorte ones a Esme oath oo » there's. no dnt ~ Leok:gut for our 0 2 Orders from the Country promptly attended to, Sampled ‘. guarantee it 18-carats fine, DON’ 1 SKIP TT DON'T FORGET IT! DON'T MISS\IT is NOW is Arriving :: and :: Being’:; Unpacked ! WE WILL HAVE IT ON DISPLAY Beginning Saturday, Nov. 30. _ IT WILL INCLUDE Everything :; Desirable :: Ps iGfts Christmas WE WILL BEAT THE RECORD WHEN IT ‘COMES TO PRICES. Full Pesiculyes Later. ne Cor. Pine and Cotametcial Streets, ,; + it, al ant Vi tr “li WEDNESDAY, 0 OCTOBER 16TH. Ldsbeingtt “DY e Rime: on .exhibition the’ most éxtensive. and HANDSOMEST Display of TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Ever seen in this market. The very latest ‘in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VEN DET?o es © hd rae we ee j i ‘Ee Hats and Bonnets trimmed ‘wy one of'/San Franvisco’s midst Exverienced and Stylish . on MRR LRSTER CRANFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY THE PLAcH. TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PSEA, Tnwstie Se Brand,BROAD SIREET; ~ ABOVE: PINE, NEVADA TITY: Offer tothe public'the. t and + most Beautiful Stock of IMPOR ED and HOME-MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this, ; county, IGota and Silver Watches, Chains, ' Ladies! Sets, Bra Breastpins, Shawl. Pins; Rings, Bangles, beautifully set in Diamonds, Emeralds, as, uoise, Garnets, Amethysts, S arts = ther Precious eon : apPhines Q ~ Fine Sold Silver and Plated Wa, : Of Late Styles, Just Received, Everything i in our Store ore. Watrndhed dl Tt Ee We make "cae Made e Jewelry. a “Spe We will sell our Bi i Bee oad Beauifal Stock. Ch is isthe ONL ak sy Speolaslon Jive ty: ieee wrapped al _ 3a bioaelt the alter he gates New : Year ! annual: hPdaaress z Our Holiday Stock * mn , The ne he fir It will out of deep, the dis and wi 800 fe The si will b Feder: Ore in’ ise of under intend Aceo the Fo consist and‘all Second Placer Wa. I day sy thereot A Kane Ther Sam Y Grass ‘ the ga attentic prices ticular: his ney THor Hood's rheums _ purify of the! disease strengt atrial, Nor Pricda’ quest. . « gifts, rT with th you hi Behe

a ‘ : ne Mevade Valley, wh ag 5 Spence’ one San Joan, aay. * Fe ‘ devi a county? minke at ‘oe * Coffee, E. H. Khulman, C. L. Miller, ome “Fue Daly Seonsrp. to. te Commer set, Neva Cir, Cal fac cnageo eae TUESDAY. DEOEMBER 3. 1884 Motel Arrivais. Nagionan Exeranoz, Nov. 30—A. -‘H. Bell, A. Kendrick, Colfax; George J: B. Miller, French Corral; William Glovér, Anthony House ; N. Godfrey Columbia Hill; Miss Maggie Kellher, Lowell Hill; Antone La Costa, Bloom. field; A. Meyer, Cherokee; Mrs. 8. A. Eddy, Hanford; H. B. Loomis, Stockton; F. M. Pridgeon, Dennis Mulebahey, Lake Cit¥; Geo. W. King, Geo. W. Ingels, 8. L. Phillips, A. Andrews, Sacramento; Chas. Schearman, San Juan; Harry T. Creswell, J. Levy, San Francisco; V. E. Adstin, H. Austin, Miss Lillie Hocking, Willow Val ley. December i—B. H. Preston, Sacramento; Geo. W. Eddy and wife, Los Angeles; R. Stevenson, Victor Fernbach, Chas. Walters, C. J. Noble, San Francisco; C. R. Spencer and wife, San Jose; M. C. Hogan, Miss: H. E Isbester, San Juan; W. 8. Bigelow, Columbia Hill; H. V. Reardan, Oro ville; A. E. Baugh, Bloomfield; G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat; G. Gomez, Derbec. Umion, November 30—Joseph Rinsido, Grass Valley ; J. Ww. Lofkin, Mt. Whitney, You Bet; J. O. Chien, Washington ; James Black, Mt. Eden, W. H. Carroll, San Francisco; F. M. Wiseman, C. Dunnighton, H. Johnson, Sacramento; Miss Emma Danuser, San Juan; A. Frandy, Edwards’ Bridge. December 1—W. Hammell, Scott’s Flat; Fred Westerfield; Marysville ; 8, P. French, Sutter City; Mrs. J. Williams,/Miss McMurtry, San Francisco. Sandy Anderson’s Burial Place. Ex-District Attorney Beng has received from R. G. Anderson of Woodstock, Virginia,.a letter asking where the writer’s father, ‘‘Sandy’”’ Anderson; is buried. The deceased was a lawyer whose home was this city and he was able and successful in his profession. He was oneof the. passen-. gers on the ill-fated steamer Pear! which blew up on the Sacramento river in 1855, and Tom Henry, an inmate formany years past of the Neveda'county hogpits), recovered the body from the water. It is. supposed Mr. Anderson was buried at Sacramento, but Mr, Long has not yet been able to definitely ascertain as to that’ point He may be able to a all the facts when he sees Hen Ne Love ‘Like tn the O14 Loves” M.H. Spaulding, pg, of Northampton, . Judge Searle is the very man to set GRASS Vi “VALLEY. News Netes and Cc Comments From the Tewn'’s Papers. 7 {Telegraph of Saturday. On Monday the Crowr Point mine will'start work on sinking their shaft 100 feet deeper. “The work is to be done by contract. At their meeting last ‘night Quartz Parlor No. 58, N. B, G. W., decided to give‘a social hop on New Year's night. Acommittee consisting of W. F. Prick, Joseph Philips, Henry Campbell, A. Clinch and Angus McKay was appointed for makidg necessary arrangements. The Nevada City papers are still ab-. been sorbed with the game of whist. They talic it all day long, dream of it at night and the taste of itis their food and drink, Itisa happy community that s enterta nedse thoroughly by a so easily obtained pleasure. Of whist in Nevada City it can be said that ‘Age cannot wither it, nor custom siale its infinite variety,”’ We should like to have heard Judge Searle’ speech at the Native Daughters’ lemon social: in Nevade City,~A grand array of noble and brave men must have pa-sed before the vision, of the orator, foron his *‘old stampingground” in the by-gone d ys were men who were men in every «ct and thought and grand men. It took a brave man to start away from ‘‘h me” to come tu California, in those’ early times, anv the weak ones who started never g-4 here. Wesuppose that among the young mien of the present day, in California, there are just as good men as ever were any of the pioneers ; bnt they have not been seyyregated ont. The California excitement of 1848-49 culled Eastern communities, and yave thir coart a population that for vigor, endurance and vapacity the world has never reen surpassed, It mukes ur sick end it makes us swear when we read in the Bret Hare kind of writings of the ignorance and stupidity of the early inhabitants of the mining regions. And, strange tusay, the California newspapers of the present days publish stories about the eatly miners, ‘which storiés go to tech that the early miners were all either rough cutthroats or unsophisticated fools. right those stage impreksions abou! the old timers. His speech before the daughters of those old timers must have been most interesting and elo quent, [Tidings of Saturday. . Mrs, T. Lanyon. of Virginia City, Nev., is seriously ill st the Wisconsin Hotel of this city. Her brother, T, J. Hart of San Frnnciseo, arrived to-day and her husband will be here to-morrow. .John Van Slyke and family of. Dallas, Texas, will arrive here next week. on a visit to the genfleman’s brothers, Merers. Theodore and B. A. Van Slyke John Van Slyke. will be remmebered by the old timers among our farmers. Tax Collector Shoecraft col $21,000 in Grass Valiey “uuring brief stay ending this evening, This amount is considerably less than he W. . lord Richards of the New York Hotel, @ narrow gauge railread from Marys. nual revenue of the road $60,000, anv ; Massachuretts, writes as follows to the ‘expected to receive, -NextMonday} Marysville Appeal: “Why cannot} is settlement day and he will turn over some ofyour guns be turned to boom . $27,000 or $33,000, leaving $10),000 to up some of the old diggings en the. be paid in taxes at bis office next HERE AND THERE. — A Brief Record of Various Mattere of Lecal Iimterest. ~ The lamber companies of Truckee have contri $500 to the Placer Citras Fair fand. One’ of the Chinese bbpdcdadicbocnle tow in the Yuba county jail has been . " yery sick, and fos-some tin.e was not expected t6live. Heis now improv ing. . . Vato a prize cow owned by Landhas been bora twin calves. One has a white tail and the other’s is black. The ca! ves look so much alike they have been christened Howard and Harry, after the Douglass buys. A Mean Trick. The Reno Gazette t-lis this on the ex-rector of Trinity Church of, thie City: Parson Davis of Carson was on the war path yesterduy all day, aud it is not safe-even now to mention turkey to him. It seems the good old man had provided-a turkey—big.and fat, and a hen—to eat on Thankagiv. } ing Day. He hung the fowl in his woodshed, where some miserable sneakthief found and appropriated it to his own use. The turkey bung in the sume woodshed which his soi Sam built and then nailed himself ap iv several years ago. It wae not misseu oy the parson dotil it was time to prepare the bird tor dinner yesterday. iduests had been invited to partake of . the flesh, and when they began to assemble the parson was nearly frantic, for he had been down town and gone the round of the markets, but not a tarkey could he find. The old gentleman made all sorts of excuses for the dinner without the turkey, which hiyursts reluctantly accepted, and mad: a dinner on cranberry sauce and mince pie—but minus the turkey. Death of James Nickiess. James Nickless, a miner, died of consumption about 6 o’clock Sunday evening at bis home on Adams street, and the funeral will take place at 2 o’elock Tuesday afternoon, from the Congregational Church, beibg unde the auspices of Oustomah Lodge o! Odd Fellows to which “he. belonged Phe deceased formerly worked at the Mountaineer mine, but had been iil for nearly two years. He leaves a widow, tive daughters and one gon. The oldest of his children is aged but sixteen years. Mr. Nickless was ar industrious man and a good citizen, Brown's Valtey Hallroad. A survey and estimate of :he cost of ville to the Oregon House, a distance } of 2644 miles, has been completed by . . eo Thomas W. Reece, civil engineer, who x made a report to the subscribirs ata meeting lield at Marysville on Friday evening. Phé report made the total estimated cost of tite 10ad fully equipp «© for business at $247,000, and fhe an Chee wot eves “YO0j000s — PETy~Breee™ stated to the meeting that he was confident that the road wonld he built. The dwelling tioned of A. Niyens at the bead of East Broad street war. ‘dren, but we have found that most of “. wife of Kalph Fininger, Yuba bars and ctecks? : All of the old bars and diggings will yield: fair pay to work over again, The old Yuba _has gold enough on its banks and bars to buy up all the cities in the State, and call back to Yuba county all of the oldearly miners. They were not afraid of work or water, and had the push ‘and vim needed, I shall come back to my old bar-when I get well enough, and bring a number of good men with me—'49 to 1856.”’ Advertised . Letters. _ The following is a 5 Het of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevads City, California, for the week ending Nov. D egY 1889.. Any. one calling poh these letters will please atk for adletters: na. Jno, Hews Jno. Kelton, J. H. Mansfiel: McClean, 7, Preston, Jno. FOREIGN. Martin, Alfred : . Thomas, Joseph Carvin RB. Crarge, P, M. Died at Sacramento. Saturday’s Bee says: On Tuesday * last a man arrived at the International Hotel ahd registered as C. W. Osborn, _. Truckee, He appeared to be ill, and, after being shown to his room, became -worse. His condition became alarming last night and he was taken to the County Hospital. He grew steadily worse, however, and” died this morning. Deceased was about 40 years of age anda cook by occupation. It is believed that death resulted from an abscess on the brain. Eee ‘Ie you don’t go and see Vinton's holiday goods you will make « mistake. tf, Aw oman’s Miscovery ‘Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in thie county. Disease fastened its clutches » upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and der th seemed imminent. Yor three months she coughed incessantly and could not ~ gleep. She bought ofusa mite of . botdes of Dr. King’s New Discovery Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved by the fitst dose that she slept all night, one bottle at Carr Bros, * Iy you tool all broke’ wp ond out of r Liver with one bottle having miraculously cured her, Her name is Mrs. Luther Luts,” ‘Thus write W. C. Hamrick ~ & Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a free Simmons i entered by a burglar at an early how: Sunday morning.” The contents of # trunk weré' ransacked and a search for plunder was made in several room, but so far as is known the only thing taken was three or four ‘dol: lars that. George Nivens had in. his panis pocket.The miirander war heard moving around, but those who} heard him thought i it was some member of the family. month. It is rumored among the parties interested that Grove L. Johnson of Sac. zamento is anthority for the statement that the American faction of the A. O. F. in thi« city can recover the paraphernalia, funds, title, ete., of Cowt Pride of Grace Valley; th.t the suid faction is by law entitled to the same Members of the «faction are. reticent and mysterious when questioned on the probability.of a suit to recover, On Monday the firm of Coleman & Glasson will become Coleman, Glasson & Co, T.W.¢*Bud’’) Carson and TJ. Michel! will comprise the “Co,” [Union of Sundey. Many of the miners at work in the mines in this v-cinity ride to un) from their work in omnibnsses, The ee a veyances run-reyulariy tothe IRduhe, North Star and Omaha mines, The Hartery mine has not turned out any bonanza quartz for some daye, which is owing to the ledge being stripped preparatory to the taking out of more quartz, which ondoubtedly will be found as rich as before. A French Corral man who came by “. the way of Bridgeport yesterday, sew four deer together, who observing that he did not have a shooting iron stood together aiid’ looked at him as he passed along the ruad. The work of opening out the drain tunnel on the Norambagua mine is going shead without intermission. It is a tedious job. owing to the tunnel being badly caved, which will necessitate the driving of several hundred feet of new tunnel before the lode is reached. Better Than Ever Gefore. The hig Gre of lest October bit but they quickly rallied, heir. pluck and enterprise, aud the ‘extensive assortment of gvods, See their new advertisement. Meuntain Pivitop Medivivas: U.R. K. of P, evening of this week. The Baiatalt, —— “I use Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral freely in my practice, abd recommend it in cases of heaton. . Cough among children, having it more certain . ¢, Henry ‘e li to cure the troublesome disease than . stable. saul aie fk any other medicine I know of.”’—8o . ; says Dr, Bartlett of Concord, Mass. been 22.74 inches. ‘Their Business Booming. Probably no one ne thing has caused such @ general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away. to their customers of so many free tria » tor Consumption. os enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and. all threat and lung ly cared a free, * 7 lel bale ros, $1. Ever n Francinco ames hs ie pos nd Sed, A. Wetviee, tou ys prever, Bt oss, Ceantanatie Bi &. Lie Weisenburger. Brothers of the Plaga Grocery and Feedstore a heavy blow, thanke to now again im the field with a bigger atid better stock than they ever carried before.’ Their new building ir splendidly arranged for accommodatir £

Captain George Ai. A. Gray hed issued a rallying proclamation to the Sir Knights of Mountain Division, No, 16, He proposes to bring the organization up again to ‘its oldtime standard of excellence’ in drill, und desires that the members turn. out in fall numbers at the meeting to be A™ held at Armory Hall on Wednesday — GLASS The rainfall at “this city for the 48 hours énding at 9 o'clock ‘Monday morning was 1.14 inches, and the ” storm continued duritg Monday, The total fall for the season to date: has ‘ly you want @ fine turi-ont go bed [ILOVWT PRICES A pextist may pull teeth for chilbis patients are groan people. that & near t. Chilblains, Corns, and all laniget ¥. Bimonde, the Executor of the Last Peet poy wh pets »~ tions, and positively cures: , oF wiil of Lc Mg een ry ping for an ge no pay required. It is par mae oq] Ser of sale of Bil the apPay* "i dinnia dar toes 4 ae ‘give perfect satisfuction, or money re{fie th lon ira the ia ‘Court to stop and listen to a tale of woe. sale by Cart Bros. Hur Coutt on Me onduy, the Six dey of Jan. Tax buckwheat crop this year takes the cake over all forinet seasons. It wins by a mere scratch, however. ‘Tie Childish Miss resents a kiss and runs the other way, but when at last Pt Bruisos, Sores, Uleers, Salt KheumPepe should never be any sur-. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands eot than a toilet set in a plush case. ‘Vinten has-all the latest styles.’ ff. Order to Show Cadse. HE SUPERIOR R COURT in AND FOR “ihe County of Nevada, State of CaliforBuctien’s Agnten Saive. The best Salve in t in the world for Cuts, n the poomeer of the Estate of JACOB adinttsa™ anid day, day, ‘atthe Court Koom iy pay Supeor Court, at the Court House rot Nevada, to show cause why ted to the seid Ex eouter to sell sugmue: —_ —— e@atate Of said deveased al necessary. *ehnd that-e copy-of this order be published at least four successive weeks iott the NeNoruuxa nicer for « Christmas pres-. d ould not-be AL RENE cs Beecuam’s Prius eure bilious and some year bave poet it’s different, they say. «2 = Everrrung that is nice in the world grows on the other side of the barbed wire fence, Tue washerwoman’s mottc—Let us soap for the best. Ir 7 is: not alone ‘the carriage-cleaner that sponges for a living. cd ‘fs the ‘popular belief that pugilists ‘shoald travel ‘in a box-car, . lt seems strange that a live eheotsié light wire should be so dea Jly. aaennnettidimmiiiteebaminiedeabatitinn' : pag : At. Downleville, Noy. at the residence of J. £. Ber: Berry Or Rev, ete. Darling, Wm. Young and {es Elizabeth Penman, ovth of Mountain ine Sierra county. At the residence of the bride’s parents ia Downieville,.ec. 1, by Rey. Darling, John At Moore’s Flat Dec. ist, b: Kiuney, Justice of the Peace, John Mean Baldwin Moore’s Flat. —_—X—XaKX—XKXEE DIED. ton. street, San Francisco, Beloved wife of Hyman W. At 1720 ig! =Ov. 2vth, Rose 39 years, 5 months and 9 Hyman ed" days. lone “At. San Francisco Noy. 23th, Eliza, beloved a native «f Bordeaux, France, aged 57 years and 3 mon! Attois eity, Dee. 1, James Nickless, aged 61 years, 5 months and 17 days; a native of Gounty Cornwall, England. {The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church at 2 o’¢lock Tuesday afterncon under the auspices of Oustomah lodge, No. 16, 1. 0.0 sta ‘Tike Magic,” Ti attest produced by Ayer’s Onercy § fee me Colds, Coughs, Croup, ona 6 Sore Throat are, in. most Cases, im‘mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. It strengthens, the . ‘yotal organs, allays irritation, and pre. vents the inroads.of Consumption; in every stage of that dread disease, Ayer’s Cherry Pecx. toral relieves coughSing and induces refreshing rest. er’s Cherry Pectoral 9 they ‘y' and have the best sagnad for en “Carley, “T have ts in my oy . always fou io which ‘complaint m, *—~ Capt. 8 gry a ex wigan of over th croup, to baye.be ied Bub, a years in A iy as J . cines nd teat nee mendi beat recom rin: ali one of ne Festa wx ¥ n uality ‘popu! 5 being faring aval now than i twenty-five: years ago, when i success was considered ware ri ad B. 8. Drake, M. D., Beliot, Kans. “My little sister, four years ‘of age ¢ * ill from bronchitis that we ted ven up hope of her recovety. Sur fa a ly ly physician, ‘e skilfal man ce, pronounced ‘it_usea to give her hn gg oy pred 0 more medicine ; sezing fat ne all it yee Doe. do, eels we must prepare for the aby ‘As a last resort, we determined to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and I can wey yer, (Rd \ aan — most happy results. r takin doses she seemed te breathe eas igo cunte a week, was out of danger. continued giving the Pectoral until satiefied she was entirel [ast This has given boa encanta? fai “4 the preparation, re confidently to my customers.”—O, OQ, » Fort ng onda Ind. per, For Colds and Coughs, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY, ~* or. J. ©, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Price $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. itdPROF. F. FRANK, ~THENew :-: York :-; Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY rrected on the best scientific princi\sroen from the very best e materia hyiy inany couutry. Lames Ste of the B ARILIFICIAL HUMAN Eves siwaye on ay hs CONSULTATION FREE. “Om by Bigg Strest, two doors ahove No . Engine House, _— Hamiiton’s residence. ECONOMY GROCERY STORE, . , WNTe Nienct Eas —AND IN— Good G Goods. TWill Convince You. 3 Wy aati os sae THE Bust OF. oe Geraparil = Fancy. Canned. Goods. In Yemily supp ppiy notes fonnd in a ‘fretclass, : REMEMBER THE PLACE: nerv vada Daily Transcript, a newspy per no ous ills. se ublished in Nevada c y prior m2 sald 6th day of may tt : J. M. WALLING, ‘ ‘Buperior Judge. Michell of Neveda City and Miss’ Rose . ness. More economica Gardner. ‘ ag -of Nevada City and Miss Miriam Edwards of} P. CO. Sole Agents for thePacific Coast. Give usa Trial and We Groceries, Flour, Feed, “Dated December 24, 1889. l yore Offer. rtd ” . ‘New. Home’ Sewing Machine — afm MILES OF SAN ‘FRANal., North, South, Hast or W 4 BA ee y o or through this office, or an our branches ou this Coes). wv which is not giving entire — absolute taction in every lespec' wiil put it in is area repair free of c Ad Fy (excepting only break¢ or damage caused by on handlip cf) ifdelivered at our store, N aaa STREET, SAN oHANCISCO, CALA THE “NEW, HOME” SEWING MAOHINE. OOMPANY, Chas. 5, Navlor, General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Popular NEW HOME. . LIGHT-RUNNING SEWING MACHINE the leader of the age in practical improvements and ons work atiachments, of which it possesses. the latest and best. POWDER Absolutely Pure, puis POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity; strength and wholesomeand cannot he sold in competition the multitude of )ow-test, short weight, wders. ‘Bold onl ‘one: NY, 106 Wall street, New + HE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Holiday, . . Attractions ! This-week we place on sale our immense, line of Gentlemen S: Handkerchiefs, Showing the Grandest Array of Quaisies and Sites in Silk and Linen, ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See Thein' = Te Ex. WEED. EME, Odd Fsilows, Building. Broad ih. N evada Cc ty ee . se i FOR THE NEXT + 80 DAYS. -oFrHOLIDAY PRESENTS, A BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & hie . ho pieces, 's8 inches wide, ALL worn SuITiNGs: all shades, at 75 cents. a yard, . . 10. pieces, 48 inches wide, ALL WOOL rRidoret at 62 Ys cents. 50 pieces HENRIETTA CLOTHS, at 20 cents a yard, 20 pieces BLACK: and COLORED. CASHMERES from 50 cents to $1 00 per yard. _ BLACK ALPACAS and FANCY DRESS GOODS reducéd to half-price. 100 DOZEN Ladies’ and Gents’ SILK’ HANDKERCHIEFS which will also be sold at Half Price. ' I also have on hand a good assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS which will be sold at a low, price, TABLE LINENS; NAPKINS, BLANKETS, COM. FORTS, KID GLOVES, ETC., all of which “will be sold at HALF-PRICE.,"Call Early and select vour. Presents while the Assortment is ~~ Large and Complete. # ! sent on genemen: A. eaten tea a tor H. H. LENNIE AND COMPANY EXHIBIT THEIR STOCK.. show Books small and of Gra matte rm nd fall line of Beatlonery ; Boer: ave matior ang Gay, M4 h » e 0 bert asa Fi Win Boca Bae LENE & CAKE ON BROAD STREET. NEVADAGT! eke, Penh bes and Pencils, Scrap utensils is ee. end Jewelry foF all sorte ones a Esme oath oo » there's. no dnt ~ Leok:gut for our 0 2 Orders from the Country promptly attended to, Sampled ‘. guarantee it 18-carats fine, DON’ 1 SKIP TT DON'T FORGET IT! DON'T MISS\IT is NOW is Arriving :: and :: Being’:; Unpacked ! WE WILL HAVE IT ON DISPLAY Beginning Saturday, Nov. 30. _ IT WILL INCLUDE Everything :; Desirable :: Ps iGfts Christmas WE WILL BEAT THE RECORD WHEN IT ‘COMES TO PRICES. Full Pesiculyes Later.. ne Cor. Pine and Cotametcial Streets, ,; + it, al ant Vi tr “li WEDNESDAY, 0 OCTOBER 16TH. Ldsbeingtt “DY e Rime: on .exhibition the’ most éxtensive. and HANDSOMEST Display of TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Ever seen in this market. The very latest ‘in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VEN DET?o es © hd rae we ee j i ‘Ee Hats and Bonnets trimmed ‘wy one of'/San Franvisco’s midst Exverienced and Stylish . on MRR LRSTER CRANFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY THE PLAcH. TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PSEA, Tnwstie Se Brand,BROAD SIREET; ~ ABOVE: PINE, NEVADA TITY: Offer tothe public'the. t and + most Beautiful Stock of IMPOR ED and HOME-MADE JEWELRY ever brought to this, ; county, IGota and Silver Watches, Chains, ' Ladies! Sets, Bra Breastpins, Shawl. Pins; Rings, Bangles, beautifully set in Diamonds, Emeralds, as, uoise, Garnets, Amethysts, S arts = ther Precious eon : apPhines Q ~ Fine Sold Silver and Plated Wa, : Of Late Styles, Just Received, Everything i in our Store ore. Watrndhed dl Tt Ee We make "cae Made e Jewelry. a “Spe We will sell our Bi i Bee oad Beauifal Stock. Ch is isthe ONL ak sy Speolaslon Jive ty: ieee wrapped al _ 3a bioaelt the alter he gates New : Year ! annual: hPdaaress z Our Holiday Stock * mn , The ne he fir It will out of deep, the dis and wi 800 fe The si will b Feder: Ore in’ ise of under intend Aceo the Fo consist and‘all Second Placer Wa. I day sy thereot A Kane Ther Sam Y Grass ‘ the ga attentic prices ticular: his ney THor Hood's rheums _ purify of the! disease strengt atrial, Nor Pricda’ quest. . « gifts, rT with th you hi Behe