January 13, 1893 (4 pages)

THE DAILY: TRANSCRIPT. meveaa City, Nevada County, Calif, Published” Every Evening Except .Sundays and Legal Holidays, NOT 80 HIGH APTER ALLL The World's Fair ales For Rooms in Chicago, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. Lm FRIDAY EVW’NG JAN. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening atrength.— TEST UnirEep Foop Rerokrr, e Roya Bakixe Powver Co. 106° Wall St. N. Y. STILL °ER BOOMING IT: Srares GoverNnMEN \. Tho Virginia Eulerprise Stil Doiag Good Work for the Centennial Here is the: latest amusing squib from that paper: A letter from Nevada City, California, asks: 93. “When do you. Ceutennial mine What has been bothering a good many people who are looking forward to a trip to the World’s Fair has been the conun. drum of how much tribute they will be obliged to pay each day for a few feet of room. to sléep in. —With-a-very natiral belief, founded in many cases upon sad, sad experience with Chicago landlords, most prospective sojourners have placed the figures at topnotch prices—say $20 a square inch for a hall bedroom and $10 for-a,cot on the roof, ; Indeed, some are bothering themselves more on the question of how to obtain the money te live in Chicago for afew days than how to obfain the coin which will be Chicago. ; _That they consider a secondary matter in comparison with the all-important one ~. of how one was to stay in the Windy city three hours without gettiug b:oke. But iflate accounts are to be believed extortionate rates at-least for rooms will . not be the rule at the exposition. ‘The bureau of public comfort has recently is: sued-a bulletin in which they state that . the average daily rates proposed to be . charged for rooms without board ‘near the grounds or near. the exposition grounds: Single room, single bed, one person, $1.36; double room, double bed, one person, $2.12; double ‘room, double bed, two persons, $2.70; double room, two double beds, two’ persons, $3.50; double room, two double beds, three persons, -$4.15;double room, “two double beds, four persons, $5.50, . PERSUNAL MENTION. ~Recessaryto pay the fare to and froni. ingly serious character, the Legislature folks propose starting in to work your Gravel? Yon have one of the finest and moat extensive gravel gold depo. its eve: fouud-in this section: Your mine is well] , developed, and all you have'to do is to "Wash out your dividends.” The corres. . pondent is responsively informed that Sovial and Other Notes About Poople Old and Young, Ww. Avery is over from Truckee. _H, Frengh is over from French Corral. J. H. English came down from Columbia Hill today, : SS ee SENATOR. STANFORD. Recevery Is Doubtful. _ A San Francisco paper says that every few days it has been said that the Sena}.tor would leave for Washington ‘‘next week.” The date of his departure was finally and definitely-fixedYor Decensber 31st. He had another relapse, however, and his physicians: peremptorily forbade his departure. It 1s doubtful now if _he ever crosses the Sierras. ~ He is’ a very, very sick man. He moves about with thé greatest difficulty, his hearing is almost entirely gone, and his closest and oldest friends, people-helding social and business relations with him, and to. whom he has always been accessible, are no longer admitted into his presence, In ease his illuess should assume an alarm: will prolong its session in order that the ruling party may be able to fill any vacancy without the aid of the Governor. If the Senator should continue in his present eondition, and should it appear that it willbe impossible for him to again occupy his seat, he will resign after the adjourninent of” the Legislature and have a say in the appointment of his ;Buceessor. In view of his serious, not to say alarming,” condition the possibilities are being discussed by certain politicians, ‘and legislators are being canvassed’ with a.yiew to seeing how they will stand in the eVent ofa second vacancy in the United States Senate. Lhe serious nature of Stanford's illness hasalready had the effect of weakening Huntington's hostility to ‘Stanford's friends and Staiiford’s condition, and. the dangers that now threaten the railroad company’ will probably end the inter-> nevine strife of the two factions, ples; and--eruptious~ from-‘which many The most effective remedy is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It expels the poisons harmeaves the skin clean and clear, He Is Suid To Bo a Very Sick Mao—Bis Tue continual succession of boils, pimsuffer, indicates an impure state of blood ---been-restored to perfect health by its ____We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for -* tion and Cougha, that it cured his wife the company—nearly all Comstockers— . know what they have got, and with the advent of Spring will utilize the situation properly. There’s nothing in bucking against deep andw and frozen water. All bills are paid leaviug over $1,000 in the treésury—more than enough to build the long string of sluices required and inaugurate gravel gold-washing -prosperity, : A_Fsot-Ball Team. The Nevada City Athletic Club has organized a foot-ball team and will introduce the sport to the people of Grass Valley and Nevada Civy, at Watt Park, February 22d, by G. ass Valley playing-a game with the team. Foot-ball is all the rage now and has ball games. It is an exciting outdoor sport which will interest and hold an audience till the sun goes down. Fitteen thousand people witnessed the game in San Francisco whjch was played by the Stanford and Berkeley University team, and there is reason to believe that & game between our local team will diaw a very large audience. @ Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. ‘ ‘Cupidene,” for the resteration o Manheod, Sleeplessness, Tired , Feeling ' Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered. Millions of people have use. The sale of this medicine in England, France and Germany is unparalleled. Since its introduction into the United States tens of thousands of people have been relieved. Carr Bros. and W. D. Vinton have just received a large stock of ‘Cupidene.” ‘Try jit, all ye who are afflicted. tf Guaranteed Cure. Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with @ Cough, Cold or’ any Lung, Throat or Chest treuble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. -know that iDr. King’s New Discovery sould ‘be relied on. “It never disappoints Trial bottles ftee at Carr Bros’; Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. it Should Bein Every ‘House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa.,\says he will not be withont Dr. King’s (New Discovery for Consumpwho was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of “ La Grippe,”” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it, Free Trial Rottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Daye. of 40," e Kentucky Bourbon, . a tine whiskey for family use. . Meyerfeld, Mitchell & , als eee tow” Paci City mining district has a fine reputation atreet, San . Fran= ja23-ly Baking Coast, 116 Krout In all the Hotels, the leading Clubs phe oeling og Monee. Baking Powder holds its supremacy. See roars of Tartar Powder, Free from supplanted base. rilla is always fully substantiated by enarticle in the Maryeville Democrat o: in town, ~ on a visit to Mrs. McCauley. P. Flynn and R. T. Gales came down from Sierra City yesterday on their way below. Jacob Weiasbein of Grass. Valley—has gone to New York. 3 James McCrandle, who has been a very sick man, is getting along finely now. F. Joubert of Camptonville arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. ‘C. F. Kempter of Chicago arrived here last evening on a visit. W. Arpin of Sacramento is here spending a few days. ee Mrs. A. Lind of Washington who has been to San Francisco‘ on a visit arrived here last evening on her way home. Frank Costello, who has been on the gick list, will be all right again in a few days.Sacramento Record-Union: Frank T. Nilon, ex-District Attorney of Nevada county, and one of the brightest lawyers of that section, is a visitor to the Capital City. THE ADVERTISING of Hood's Sarsaprdorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment's hesitation. For a general family cathartic we confidently recommend. Hoop's Pits. A Savage Attack. The San Francisco Chronicle Thursday makes a very savage attack upon Governor Markham. It claims that while Markham is Governor in name Dan Burns is the power behind the throne. We think there must be some mistake somewhere, for Governor Markham has surely got backbone enough to agt upon his own judgment on all matters appertaining to his office. The basis uf the Chronicle's remarks are founded upon the fact that Registrar Brown of San Francisco has been called upon to hand in his resignation, and further that Gov. Markham intends appointing Dan T. Cole of Sierra county, and Paris Kilborn Harbor Commissioners, personal friends J. C. Marten of North Bloomfield is Miss Kate Carey of Cherokee—is here ee Epwerth League Report, This organization completed its firat year on QOvtober 1, 1892. During the thirteen months ending December Ist, it gave three successful a: cials, three pri«. vate banquets, and one picnic, besides thirty-one busiuew meetings, the average attendance at each of which was twentyeight. It began life with’ ame. bership of 38, whieh has inereased-to-85; besides 10 who were transferred or withdrew, making a total of 95.on the roll for the year. The financial transactions have been as follows 3. oe Receipts: To socials $57.95; to dues and other sources $63.28; total 121.23. “Expenditures: By advertising $10.05; by topic cards $8; by costs toward church repairs $10.75; by costs toward pastor's salary $10; by 100 hymnals $30; by gas and fuel $24; by incidentals $22.93;. by balance on hand $5.50; total $121.23. : The gospel meetings which are held every Sunday evening are largely attended and very interesting. The officers fer the year are: President, Mrs. ©. M. Bean; Ist Vice, Miss Jennie Scott; 2d Vice, Miss Stella Lehr; 3d. Vice, Miss Mamie Harris; 4th Vice, Mr. Lee Shoecraft; Secretary, J. E Me. Millan; Treasurer, Miss E. Black; Pianoist, Miss W. Martyn. : J. E. McMiuan, Sec. To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver Regulator. Ore Great Reductions, Owing to dull times after the holidays’ Mrs. Lester & Crawford have determined to make things lively, eo far as their business is concerned. In addition to their magnificent stock they have just added a let of elegant goods; of the latest styles, and are offering them for sale at extraordinary low rates. Ladies before’ makiag your purchases of anything ia the millinery, dry goods or household Fae, ge and see Mrs. Lester & Crawford. é From Marysville. {Liver Regulator,—J. N. FALLING IN LVR What a Lady Who Has Been Theo Hs to Say About It. Clara Belle has been writing lately of how women fall in love. In her most recent article she has probably approached very near to the truth. Why do women fall in love?, she asks, Many a happy and Many an unhappy wife: looka -back=aad-wonders. — Nine: times out_of ten they fell in love wher the man who made love most to their taste came along. Also a git] falls in love about the time she makes up ‘her mind she ought to, and with the man who happens along. This is something half of them will not ,Confegs, but the same half will knc w it is true; Many a girl does not know she is in love till he asks her to be his wife. Then she has to . , say-something. To say **No” will be to give him up. She decides ‘she does not want to give him up, and that makes her think she loves him, So she says *‘Yes,’ A ‘big percentage of girls fall in love’ with the first min who makes love to them. Ifa woman escapes the tirst man many times, and so stands a chance of finally getting the mght man. Yoii see, when the first man makes love it isa new sensation to the girl, Her heart beats and /her head gees around. Sho thinks it is the man, but it isn’t. “It is go around aud her heart beat, and think: ing it is the man, decides she is in love with him. Pooh! She isn’t! “If something happens. and ‘she does not finally . marry him she will find her heart beats and her head goes around the next tine she is made love to. Then she begins to think. Then, if she decides that she likes to have her head go around and her “heart beat and is sure that it is lovemaking and not any. particular man that makes things go that way, she goesin for the sensation merely and becomes a wicked flirt. The wicked flirt is just: the girl who stands the best chance of come. Presently she gets tired of everything, aud her head won’t go areuud any more, and as for her heart she wonders if it evér—will_beat_ or ever did beat. She thinks life is all over and there isn’t any fraud so big as “love.” ‘Then, all of a sudden; something happena quite different, and if the long ceurse of flirting has not made her desperately fond. of taking risks, she settles things very quickly, “marries the man she really loves, and is as likely to be happy aud as likely to be unhappy as the other woman. But consider what a lot more fun she: had. 1 oe Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have thy means at hand for contending success. gency medicine, it has no equal, and lea.!ing physicians everywhere recommend it. Tue healthy people you meet have healthy _livera, They take Simmons Liver Regulator. roto ————-~ee. Death of Mra. Daniel Breen. Mrs. Daniel Breen, one of the oldest residents of Birchville, died at that place lastnight. Mrs. Breen was «noble lady, and her death is sadly deplored. Trustees Sale. ee Attention is called to the Trustees sale of the property of the firm of O’Connor & Morrison, consisting of real estate and personal property of various kinds at North Blocmfield. The advertisement will be found in another column. 2@c% My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Thompson, Pastor M. E> Church; Leigh, Neb, HOTEL AKRIVALS. National Exchange. Miss K. C. Cross, San Francisco, 8. M. Engs, “ H. J. Darling, as Ben, Schiff, “ 8. Cook, ae M. Allby, Ke 8. Bloom, be (es J. Hogan, Davenport, Wash., ~ J. L. Tuckée, Sacramento, : H. Thompson,C. F. Remhster, Chi she is very apt to get off safely a good . the lovemaking. She, feeling her head . lessly through the natural channel, and’). abies. ing when “it does . ceived, Provipg yourself with a bottle of . : fully with a sudden cold. As an emer. SS rt creases hte cornet BOSTON RAVINE. Movement to Incorporate the . Proposed Boundaries. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in Boston Ravine Wednesday night for the purpose of taking measures te be incorporated in the town of Grass Valley. Jas, Bennallack was chosen chairman, Kenna secretary. It was proposed and carried to run the lines as follows: Comuinencing at the corpuration line near Chas. Nettle’s reaidence on Chappel street, and ranning south, taking ia the Boy's Cu.avents-and continuing tu Briggs’ place, mear_Watt Park, then running east. to the junction of the North Star and Allison Ranch roads; continuing to Kmpire street, tak-ing-in—l,J._Barry’s residence—and—the Boston Kavine school house; thence along Empire street to a point above Auburn atreet, so as to take in residences on Auburn street; then running north to Race “street, as far as corporation linea. Don'r almost kill yourself by violent purgatives, ‘Lake Simmons Liver Regulator, a mild laxative. ——_§ 6 An Enormous License. Mexrcep, Jan, 12—The . oard of Supervisors yesterday pasa d the license ordinance fixing a license of $3,0U0 a quarter, payable in’advance, on saloons and places where liquor is sold or given away in connection with any article. ‘The liquor any opposition, as the matter has been tested before. = Funeral of Josie Weiss. The funeral of Josie Weiss, who oom. mitted suicide—yesterday morning;—took sent to her parents at San Francisco yesterday moruing, and no answer Was reK. of P. Attention. The regular weekly meeting of~ Milo Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A tuil attendance is_requestéd., Cuas, Bennets, C. C, Wm: Kelleher, treasyrer smi Joseph: eighth day of Tabt July when he had a dealers say they do not intend. to make . ; place this afternioon. A telegram was . JRFFERIS INDICTED. The Grand Jory Finds Two Counts Against —— Sacramento, Jan, jury made a partial report of Superior Judge Catlin todxy. . Indictments were found against three persons, the most important of which the public have boon waiting for with-much}———— interest, This was the indictment against George B. Jetferis; locomotive engineer, now in ja:l on suspicien’of having killed Misa C./Q. Ayres, the Brighton railroad station agent. The grand jury finds two counts against him. “The first charges him with the murder of Miss Ayres. The second indictment is for bigamy for having married Miss Ayers on the ALFRED H, TICKELL, M.D. oe : & — 4 ¥ :d i —OFFICE— % 12.—The— grand . Pine Street, next Carr Bros.J —RESIDENCZ— National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sry a Before my. annua’ stoct Mre. Elizabeth ~~ Baltimore, Md. Rescued from Death store will be sold at _ wife ‘residing in Oakland. on Native Daughters. The following officers of Laurel Parlor were installed last evening by D. D. GP; Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, and Mrs. (, J.Naffaiger, D. D.: Mrs. J. M. Walling, P._P.; Mrs. W.-Holines, —P.; “Miss Mamie Beckman, Ist Vice Pres.; Miss Amelia Hook, 2d Vice Pres. ; Mrs. W. Floyd, 3d Vice Pres.; Mrs. Belle Douglas, R. 8.; Miss Minnie Brand, F. Sec. ; Miss Annie Schmidtburg, Miss Ellen Black and Mrs. F, E. Brown, Trustees; Miss Nellie Hubbard, Treasurer; Mre. Mattie Hedden, Marshal; Mrs. Arthur Meyers, I.S.; Miss Maggie Organ, O. S. OO Fine Sample Room, Landlord Northway, of the Union Hotel, is titting up a fine sample room in the front part of his building, When tinished it will be a very attractive place. Mr. Northway is contemplating other improvements for the convenience and comfort of his guests. : eee ~ Memputs women property-holders B Po ergy eae ~ or 4 7, x some twenty-five in all, and to each, even to the two black wemen among the namber, the greatest reapect was shown by men. : +92 An Eastern pateiit-medicine manu‘acturer recently sent West a train of nine cara loaded with 690 gross of his mediB. 8; Recroxr, K; of R. a3. tf ity at a treme:dous pace. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner === — the quantity of my CANDIES which are going sell is pure, wholesome and delicious and my confectionery is jumping into popu arciné, or 99,350-bottles, x, f > UNDERHANDED } Usually describes questionable business metheds. Tiere’s nothing underhanded, however, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I'm never behinil hand either. T always anticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal of my CANDIES. It looks as though 1893 was to open very sweet, judging from into. consumption. “Everything 1 Commorcial St., Nevada City “What are wild waves The Death of Vivian Stevens.farmer, who has been a resident at this city for the past twenty years or more, died’ at the Dunn residence on Selby Flat this morning at 9 o'clock, of pneumonia, Hig age was 45 years, 5 thontl:s and 18 days. He leavee a wife and five children, The funeral will take place ou Sunday under the auspices of the Order of St. George, of which he was a member. ° Hanoy for travellers is Simmons Liver Regulator in powder. « It cau be carried n the pocket. More of Them Coming. We learn from good authegaty th at several capitalists and mining experts will arrive here next week to examine two well known mines in this district, with a view of purchasing. The Nevada with mining men abroad and we are badly misteken if some Mmportant. sales do not take place in the near future, Desire to See Them Prosper. We extract the following fiom a long The Derbec drift mine, located only two miles north ef the bydraulic mine of the Bloomfield Mining Company, bas been worked continuously and profitably during twelve years past, and no person, court or officer residing in the valley has ever interfered with them. To the contrary, we all desire to see them continue and hope they may be success ful and make muney, because they are engaged in a legitimate class of mifing and deing no harm to the streams an 40 Years the Standard. Vivian Stevens, a miner, and Lately ajand the people down there have not seen .down there bought a large drove of beef ‘Frank AWtiér came up from Marysville on Thursday and he informs us that a cold fog is prevailing in that section, the sun this year, Mr. Aumer while cattle, as fiue, he says, as any that ever came to this market. Dangerously fl. We rogret to learn that: Mrs. George W. Dunster, wife of :our. ex-Sheriff, is very low, and there is no hope. of: her recovery. This will be sad uews to the hosts of friends of thie well-knowa lady. Tue first through train frm the Kast over the ‘:reat Northern entered Seattle Saturday, at midnight. ee —-~ee New Harness Shop. Joseph Jenkins has returned to this city, and is about opening a new harneas shop at the stand formerly occupied by James (airns, on Broad street. Jve is a good workman, steady and upright, and will undoubtedly do a good-business in his line, Only Four Deys More Till the great guess'ng csntest at L. Hyman & Co.'s closes. ‘Those eut of town may send iu their guesses by mgil, and we will attend to thei. 2. One Less. One of the new saloons recently opencd in this sity has thrown up the sponge. There are pleaty of them ‘left to supply all the demands in the.spirituous line, Tux mystery _has been solved at last; Our teeth no longer need decay, All troubles of the mouth are By SOZOVONT they're swept away! And young and old may smile secure _Joha C Mars M. ly, “ C. Seaman & w., Grass Valley, Thos. Wayman, Pike City, — G. Cooper, a J, Heaman, Oakland, Unien Arrivals. H. Calanan,, San Juan; T. al an, E os ¥. Griswold, Sacramento, i. Wedicigh, “ P. Harris, Grass Valle W. P. Carl'n, ses J. Armstrong, Sanu Francisco, J. T. Garner, Williams, Colusa Co., P. Flynn, Sierra City, R. T. Gates, * M. Reihbler, San Jose, W. Avery, Truckee, J. L. Powers, * N. Smith, Colfax, J. Johnson, Marysville, UR GIFT To fvey One of Our Readors-—“A Yard By special-errangement with the publishere, we areenabied to make every one of our readers a present of one of these exquisite Oil Pictures 36 inches long, a companion to “A Yard of Roses” which all have seew* sid admired. This oxquisite pietlrey “A Yard of Pansies,” was painted by the same noted artist whe did the “Roses” The reproduction & coat’ Of = fow conte, forming « beautiful ornament for your ora superb Christmas gift, worth at least £5. Send your name and address to the pud lidver, W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, 15 East I4th St, New York, with three two-cent stamps to pay for the packing, mailing ete., and mention that you area reader of the Darcy and you} wi.l receive by return mail one of these With lips aud teeth so brightand pure of Pansies.” : Neer ats EL ec ma —= NA7Filliemm Gi (NATIVE SOV OF MARYLAY® ) NEVADA CITY, Sister the whole day long ?” “TMPERIALS!” hw Cigar A AS ORE AAD cere amon m= 5 ere oo No. 18 Se a cere wow rd saying Bs ER? a oe CALIFORNIA. IS THE LIFE TRACY'S: FURNITURE; + STORE Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, ° valuable W of Art, i If you want to save money in buying Furniture, on TRACY, If you want to sell your Furniture, call on TRACY. If you have any Goods or Real Estate you want sold at Auction, callon TRACY, ~ ss Yaar If you want a first-class Wheeler & Wi'son, Latest proved, No.9, Sewing Machine, call on TRACY, UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING, , (F FRADE. call Im=. All Said She Could Not Live a Month Now Alive and Well— Thanks to Hood's Sarsaparilla. “TT praise Hood's Sarsaparilla, for itis won< derful medicine. I suffered 10 years with ° Neuralgia and Dyspepsia and fainting spells. Sometimes I would be almost stiff with cold perspiration. I spent much money for medical atlendance, but. I_did not get t benefit until my daughter told me about Hood's Sarsaparilla, and T bogan to take it, I weighed less than 100 Ibs. and was A Picture of Misery Every one who saw me thought I could not live & month, But 1 improved at once after beginning with Hood's Sarsaparilla, and have gradually tained until Lam now per. fectly cured. eat well, sleep well, and am im perfect health. f{ owe all to UST GO AT ONCE . oS B. H MILLER. Tnstead of being dead, T am alive and wei a . ’ eee 243 lbe.?? Mra Eviz TH M » 19 a = Kast Barney Street, Raltnora, “oc i . Odd I cllows Building, : = Broad Street, Nevada City. _— . £2 Remember I have.-the finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they : ‘HOOD'S PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi jon, Bili Price % centa, SS eres = taking every article ‘n ‘my 4 sale will-enc FALL AND From Friday, Janu WINTER CLOTHING ary 6, until January 7th, when the. he stock consistsc of nothing else. than fine tailor-made». AD CLOTH SUITS and CHIN. : CHILLA COATS and VESTS, etc. Our goods were bought last dal ‘or cash, and were marked down at such low cash prices that n> firm or store onthe—-Pacifie Coust: could of can undersel. us. From now on until the 17th of January we Propose€ to-give you to per ecent— discount on all our lowest cash price goods, which: are marked in plain figures. Cash Cys omers and Cred i Customers—are reated-alike in our estab ishment, Recoll-ct that the ro per cent discount is madeoaly on the.goods we have just mentioned; and eve ry purchaser who buys $5 worth of zo0ods will have-a chance in the guessing j ir until the 17th of January when the nearest guesser will get a~ $40 suit 4 tailor-made clothes, For every $5 worth you are entiled to a guess.and the award’ will be made by a committee offours— Now whit else do you’ want for New ° Year? Please reply, = “We never carry other and so make sales are generally goods over from one season to the. two clearing sales every year, These made-in January and July and our ‘ustomers always have the benefit of these sdles. &. Eiyiman c& CGo., SAN FRAN€ETSCO OPPOSITION STORE, » NEVADA ‘CITY; And the RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSIT Ol STORE, D and 2d Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL 5 As Miss Power Will Re. main THIS WEEK ON. ly Ladies in want ot Stylish HATS -will do Well to Ca!l Now. _ NO CHARGE FOR TRIMMING HATS © « DURING THAIS WEEK. en 5 ae i

THE DAILY: TRANSCRIPT. meveaa City, Nevada County, Calif, Published” Every Evening Except .Sundays and Legal Holidays, NOT 80 HIGH APTER ALLL The World's Fair ales For Rooms in Chicago, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. Lm FRIDAY EVW’NG JAN. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening atrength.— TEST UnirEep Foop Rerokrr, e Roya Bakixe Powver Co. 106° Wall St. N. Y. STILL °ER BOOMING IT: Srares GoverNnMEN \. Tho Virginia Eulerprise Stil Doiag Good Work for the Centennial Here is the: latest amusing squib from that paper: A letter from Nevada City, California, asks: 93. “When do you. Ceutennial mine What has been bothering a good many people who are looking forward to a trip to the World’s Fair has been the conun. drum of how much tribute they will be obliged to pay each day for a few feet of room. to sléep in. —With-a-very natiral belief, founded in many cases upon sad, sad experience with Chicago landlords, most prospective sojourners have placed the figures at topnotch prices—say $20 a square inch for a hall bedroom and $10 for-a,cot on the roof, ; Indeed, some are bothering themselves more on the question of how to obtain the money te live in Chicago for afew days than how to obfain the coin which will be Chicago. ; _That they consider a secondary matter in comparison with the all-important one ~. of how one was to stay in the Windy city three hours without gettiug b:oke. But iflate accounts are to be believed extortionate rates at-least for rooms will . not be the rule at the exposition. ‘The bureau of public comfort has recently is: sued-a bulletin in which they state that . the average daily rates proposed to be . charged for rooms without board ‘near the grounds or near. the exposition grounds: Single room, single bed, one person, $1.36; double room, double bed, one person, $2.12; double ‘room, double bed, two persons, $2.70; double room, two double beds, two’ persons, $3.50; double room, two double beds, three persons, -$4.15;double room, “two double beds, four persons, $5.50, . PERSUNAL MENTION. ~Recessaryto pay the fare to and froni. ingly serious character, the Legislature folks propose starting in to work your Gravel? Yon have one of the finest and moat extensive gravel gold depo. its eve: fouud-in this section: Your mine is well] , developed, and all you have'to do is to "Wash out your dividends.” The corres. . pondent is responsively informed that Sovial and Other Notes About Poople Old and Young, Ww. Avery is over from Truckee. _H, Frengh is over from French Corral. J. H. English came down from Columbia Hill today, : SS ee SENATOR. STANFORD. Recevery Is Doubtful. _ A San Francisco paper says that every few days it has been said that the Sena}.tor would leave for Washington ‘‘next week.” The date of his departure was finally and definitely-fixedYor Decensber 31st. He had another relapse, however, and his physicians: peremptorily forbade his departure. It 1s doubtful now if _he ever crosses the Sierras. ~ He is’ a very, very sick man. He moves about with thé greatest difficulty, his hearing is almost entirely gone, and his closest and oldest friends, people-helding social and business relations with him, and to. whom he has always been accessible, are no longer admitted into his presence, In ease his illuess should assume an alarm: will prolong its session in order that the ruling party may be able to fill any vacancy without the aid of the Governor. If the Senator should continue in his present eondition, and should it appear that it willbe impossible for him to again occupy his seat, he will resign after the adjourninent of” the Legislature and have a say in the appointment of his ;Buceessor. In view of his serious, not to say alarming,” condition the possibilities are being discussed by certain politicians, ‘and legislators are being canvassed’ with a.yiew to seeing how they will stand in the eVent ofa second vacancy in the United States Senate. Lhe serious nature of Stanford's illness hasalready had the effect of weakening Huntington's hostility to ‘Stanford's friends and Staiiford’s condition, and. the dangers that now threaten the railroad company’ will probably end the inter-> nevine strife of the two factions, ples; and--eruptious~ from-‘which many The most effective remedy is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It expels the poisons harmeaves the skin clean and clear, He Is Suid To Bo a Very Sick Mao—Bis Tue continual succession of boils, pimsuffer, indicates an impure state of blood ---been-restored to perfect health by its ____We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for -* tion and Cougha, that it cured his wife the company—nearly all Comstockers— . know what they have got, and with the advent of Spring will utilize the situation properly. There’s nothing in bucking against deep andw and frozen water. All bills are paid leaviug over $1,000 in the treésury—more than enough to build the long string of sluices required and inaugurate gravel gold-washing -prosperity, : A_Fsot-Ball Team. The Nevada City Athletic Club has organized a foot-ball team and will introduce the sport to the people of Grass Valley and Nevada Civy, at Watt Park, February 22d, by G. ass Valley playing-a game with the team. Foot-ball is all the rage now and has ball games. It is an exciting outdoor sport which will interest and hold an audience till the sun goes down. Fitteen thousand people witnessed the game in San Francisco whjch was played by the Stanford and Berkeley University team, and there is reason to believe that & game between our local team will diaw a very large audience. @ Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. ‘ ‘Cupidene,” for the resteration o Manheod, Sleeplessness, Tired , Feeling ' Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered. Millions of people have use. The sale of this medicine in England, France and Germany is unparalleled. Since its introduction into the United States tens of thousands of people have been relieved. Carr Bros. and W. D. Vinton have just received a large stock of ‘Cupidene.” ‘Try jit, all ye who are afflicted. tf Guaranteed Cure. Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with @ Cough, Cold or’ any Lung, Throat or Chest treuble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. -know that iDr. King’s New Discovery sould ‘be relied on. “It never disappoints Trial bottles ftee at Carr Bros’; Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. it Should Bein Every ‘House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa.,\says he will not be withont Dr. King’s (New Discovery for Consumpwho was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of “ La Grippe,”” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it, Free Trial Rottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Daye. of 40," e Kentucky Bourbon, . a tine whiskey for family use. . Meyerfeld, Mitchell & , als eee tow” Paci City mining district has a fine reputation atreet, San . Fran= ja23-ly Baking Coast, 116 Krout In all the Hotels, the leading Clubs phe oeling og Monee. Baking Powder holds its supremacy. See roars of Tartar Powder, Free from supplanted base. rilla is always fully substantiated by enarticle in the Maryeville Democrat o: in town, ~ on a visit to Mrs. McCauley. P. Flynn and R. T. Gales came down from Sierra City yesterday on their way below. Jacob Weiasbein of Grass. Valley—has gone to New York. 3 James McCrandle, who has been a very sick man, is getting along finely now. F. Joubert of Camptonville arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. ‘C. F. Kempter of Chicago arrived here last evening on a visit. W. Arpin of Sacramento is here spending a few days. ee Mrs. A. Lind of Washington who has been to San Francisco‘ on a visit arrived here last evening on her way home. Frank Costello, who has been on the gick list, will be all right again in a few days.Sacramento Record-Union: Frank T. Nilon, ex-District Attorney of Nevada county, and one of the brightest lawyers of that section, is a visitor to the Capital City. THE ADVERTISING of Hood's Sarsaprdorsements which in the financial world would be accepted without a moment's hesitation. For a general family cathartic we confidently recommend. Hoop's Pits. A Savage Attack. The San Francisco Chronicle Thursday makes a very savage attack upon Governor Markham. It claims that while Markham is Governor in name Dan Burns is the power behind the throne. We think there must be some mistake somewhere, for Governor Markham has surely got backbone enough to agt upon his own judgment on all matters appertaining to his office. The basis uf the Chronicle's remarks are founded upon the fact that Registrar Brown of San Francisco has been called upon to hand in his resignation, and further that Gov. Markham intends appointing Dan T. Cole of Sierra county, and Paris Kilborn Harbor Commissioners, personal friends J. C. Marten of North Bloomfield is Miss Kate Carey of Cherokee—is here ee Epwerth League Report, This organization completed its firat year on QOvtober 1, 1892. During the thirteen months ending December Ist, it gave three successful a: cials, three pri«. vate banquets, and one picnic, besides thirty-one busiuew meetings, the average attendance at each of which was twentyeight. It began life with’ ame. bership of 38, whieh has inereased-to-85; besides 10 who were transferred or withdrew, making a total of 95.on the roll for the year. The financial transactions have been as follows 3. oe Receipts: To socials $57.95; to dues and other sources $63.28; total 121.23. “Expenditures: By advertising $10.05; by topic cards $8; by costs toward church repairs $10.75; by costs toward pastor's salary $10; by 100 hymnals $30; by gas and fuel $24; by incidentals $22.93;. by balance on hand $5.50; total $121.23. : The gospel meetings which are held every Sunday evening are largely attended and very interesting. The officers fer the year are: President, Mrs. ©. M. Bean; Ist Vice, Miss Jennie Scott; 2d Vice, Miss Stella Lehr; 3d. Vice, Miss Mamie Harris; 4th Vice, Mr. Lee Shoecraft; Secretary, J. E Me. Millan; Treasurer, Miss E. Black; Pianoist, Miss W. Martyn. : J. E. McMiuan, Sec. To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver Regulator. Ore Great Reductions, Owing to dull times after the holidays’ Mrs. Lester & Crawford have determined to make things lively, eo far as their business is concerned. In addition to their magnificent stock they have just added a let of elegant goods; of the latest styles, and are offering them for sale at extraordinary low rates. Ladies before’ makiag your purchases of anything ia the millinery, dry goods or household Fae, ge and see Mrs. Lester & Crawford. é From Marysville. {Liver Regulator,—J. N. FALLING IN LVR What a Lady Who Has Been Theo Hs to Say About It. Clara Belle has been writing lately of how women fall in love. In her most recent article she has probably approached very near to the truth. Why do women fall in love?, she asks, Many a happy and Many an unhappy wife: looka -back=aad-wonders. — Nine: times out_of ten they fell in love wher the man who made love most to their taste came along. Also a git] falls in love about the time she makes up ‘her mind she ought to, and with the man who happens along. This is something half of them will not ,Confegs, but the same half will knc w it is true; Many a girl does not know she is in love till he asks her to be his wife. Then she has to . , say-something. To say **No” will be to give him up. She decides ‘she does not want to give him up, and that makes her think she loves him, So she says *‘Yes,’ A ‘big percentage of girls fall in love’ with the first min who makes love to them. Ifa woman escapes the tirst man many times, and so stands a chance of finally getting the mght man. Yoii see, when the first man makes love it isa new sensation to the girl, Her heart beats and /her head gees around. Sho thinks it is the man, but it isn’t. “It is go around aud her heart beat, and think: ing it is the man, decides she is in love with him. Pooh! She isn’t! “If something happens. and ‘she does not finally . marry him she will find her heart beats and her head goes around the next tine she is made love to. Then she begins to think. Then, if she decides that she likes to have her head go around and her “heart beat and is sure that it is lovemaking and not any. particular man that makes things go that way, she goesin for the sensation merely and becomes a wicked flirt. The wicked flirt is just: the girl who stands the best chance of come. Presently she gets tired of everything, aud her head won’t go areuud any more, and as for her heart she wonders if it evér—will_beat_ or ever did beat. She thinks life is all over and there isn’t any fraud so big as “love.” ‘Then, all of a sudden; something happena quite different, and if the long ceurse of flirting has not made her desperately fond. of taking risks, she settles things very quickly, “marries the man she really loves, and is as likely to be happy aud as likely to be unhappy as the other woman. But consider what a lot more fun she: had. 1 oe Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have thy means at hand for contending success. gency medicine, it has no equal, and lea.!ing physicians everywhere recommend it. Tue healthy people you meet have healthy _livera, They take Simmons Liver Regulator. roto ————-~ee. Death of Mra. Daniel Breen. Mrs. Daniel Breen, one of the oldest residents of Birchville, died at that place lastnight. Mrs. Breen was «noble lady, and her death is sadly deplored. Trustees Sale. ee Attention is called to the Trustees sale of the property of the firm of O’Connor & Morrison, consisting of real estate and personal property of various kinds at North Blocmfield. The advertisement will be found in another column. 2@c% My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Thompson, Pastor M. E> Church; Leigh, Neb, HOTEL AKRIVALS. National Exchange. Miss K. C. Cross, San Francisco, 8. M. Engs, “ H. J. Darling, as Ben, Schiff, “

8. Cook, ae M. Allby, Ke 8. Bloom, be (es J. Hogan, Davenport, Wash., ~ J. L. Tuckée, Sacramento, : H. Thompson,C. F. Remhster, Chi she is very apt to get off safely a good . the lovemaking. She, feeling her head . lessly through the natural channel, and’). abies. ing when “it does . ceived, Provipg yourself with a bottle of . : fully with a sudden cold. As an emer. SS rt creases hte cornet BOSTON RAVINE. Movement to Incorporate the . Proposed Boundaries. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in Boston Ravine Wednesday night for the purpose of taking measures te be incorporated in the town of Grass Valley. Jas, Bennallack was chosen chairman, Kenna secretary. It was proposed and carried to run the lines as follows: Comuinencing at the corpuration line near Chas. Nettle’s reaidence on Chappel street, and ranning south, taking ia the Boy's Cu.avents-and continuing tu Briggs’ place, mear_Watt Park, then running east. to the junction of the North Star and Allison Ranch roads; continuing to Kmpire street, tak-ing-in—l,J._Barry’s residence—and—the Boston Kavine school house; thence along Empire street to a point above Auburn atreet, so as to take in residences on Auburn street; then running north to Race “street, as far as corporation linea. Don'r almost kill yourself by violent purgatives, ‘Lake Simmons Liver Regulator, a mild laxative. ——_§ 6 An Enormous License. Mexrcep, Jan, 12—The . oard of Supervisors yesterday pasa d the license ordinance fixing a license of $3,0U0 a quarter, payable in’advance, on saloons and places where liquor is sold or given away in connection with any article. ‘The liquor any opposition, as the matter has been tested before. = Funeral of Josie Weiss. The funeral of Josie Weiss, who oom. mitted suicide—yesterday morning;—took sent to her parents at San Francisco yesterday moruing, and no answer Was reK. of P. Attention. The regular weekly meeting of~ Milo Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A tuil attendance is_requestéd., Cuas, Bennets, C. C, Wm: Kelleher, treasyrer smi Joseph: eighth day of Tabt July when he had a dealers say they do not intend. to make . ; place this afternioon. A telegram was . JRFFERIS INDICTED. The Grand Jory Finds Two Counts Against —— Sacramento, Jan, jury made a partial report of Superior Judge Catlin todxy. . Indictments were found against three persons, the most important of which the public have boon waiting for with-much}———— interest, This was the indictment against George B. Jetferis; locomotive engineer, now in ja:l on suspicien’of having killed Misa C./Q. Ayres, the Brighton railroad station agent. The grand jury finds two counts against him. “The first charges him with the murder of Miss Ayres. The second indictment is for bigamy for having married Miss Ayers on the ALFRED H, TICKELL, M.D. oe : & — 4 ¥ :d i —OFFICE— % 12.—The— grand . Pine Street, next Carr Bros.J —RESIDENCZ— National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sry a Before my. annua’ stoct Mre. Elizabeth ~~ Baltimore, Md. Rescued from Death store will be sold at _ wife ‘residing in Oakland. on Native Daughters. The following officers of Laurel Parlor were installed last evening by D. D. GP; Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, and Mrs. (, J.Naffaiger, D. D.: Mrs. J. M. Walling, P._P.; Mrs.. W.-Holines, —P.; “Miss Mamie Beckman, Ist Vice Pres.; Miss Amelia Hook, 2d Vice Pres. ; Mrs. W. Floyd, 3d Vice Pres.; Mrs. Belle Douglas, R. 8.; Miss Minnie Brand, F. Sec. ; Miss Annie Schmidtburg, Miss Ellen Black and Mrs. F, E. Brown, Trustees; Miss Nellie Hubbard, Treasurer; Mre. Mattie Hedden, Marshal; Mrs. Arthur Meyers, I.S.; Miss Maggie Organ, O. S. OO Fine Sample Room, Landlord Northway, of the Union Hotel, is titting up a fine sample room in the front part of his building, When tinished it will be a very attractive place. Mr. Northway is contemplating other improvements for the convenience and comfort of his guests. : eee ~ Memputs women property-holders B Po ergy eae ~ or 4 7, x some twenty-five in all, and to each, even to the two black wemen among the namber, the greatest reapect was shown by men. : +92 An Eastern pateiit-medicine manu‘acturer recently sent West a train of nine cara loaded with 690 gross of his mediB. 8; Recroxr, K; of R. a3. tf ity at a treme:dous pace. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner === — the quantity of my CANDIES which are going sell is pure, wholesome and delicious and my confectionery is jumping into popu arciné, or 99,350-bottles, x, f > UNDERHANDED } Usually describes questionable business metheds. Tiere’s nothing underhanded, however, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I'm never behinil hand either. T always anticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal of my CANDIES. It looks as though 1893 was to open very sweet, judging from into. consumption. “Everything 1 Commorcial St., Nevada City “What are wild waves The Death of Vivian Stevens.farmer, who has been a resident at this city for the past twenty years or more, died’ at the Dunn residence on Selby Flat this morning at 9 o'clock, of pneumonia, Hig age was 45 years, 5 thontl:s and 18 days. He leavee a wife and five children, The funeral will take place ou Sunday under the auspices of the Order of St. George, of which he was a member. ° Hanoy for travellers is Simmons Liver Regulator in powder. « It cau be carried n the pocket. More of Them Coming. We learn from good authegaty th at several capitalists and mining experts will arrive here next week to examine two well known mines in this district, with a view of purchasing. The Nevada with mining men abroad and we are badly misteken if some Mmportant. sales do not take place in the near future, Desire to See Them Prosper. We extract the following fiom a long The Derbec drift mine, located only two miles north ef the bydraulic mine of the Bloomfield Mining Company, bas been worked continuously and profitably during twelve years past, and no person, court or officer residing in the valley has ever interfered with them. To the contrary, we all desire to see them continue and hope they may be success ful and make muney, because they are engaged in a legitimate class of mifing and deing no harm to the streams an 40 Years the Standard. Vivian Stevens, a miner, and Lately ajand the people down there have not seen .down there bought a large drove of beef ‘Frank AWtiér came up from Marysville on Thursday and he informs us that a cold fog is prevailing in that section, the sun this year, Mr. Aumer while cattle, as fiue, he says, as any that ever came to this market. Dangerously fl. We rogret to learn that: Mrs. George W. Dunster, wife of :our. ex-Sheriff, is very low, and there is no hope. of: her recovery. This will be sad uews to the hosts of friends of thie well-knowa lady. Tue first through train frm the Kast over the ‘:reat Northern entered Seattle Saturday, at midnight. ee —-~ee New Harness Shop. Joseph Jenkins has returned to this city, and is about opening a new harneas shop at the stand formerly occupied by James (airns, on Broad street. Jve is a good workman, steady and upright, and will undoubtedly do a good-business in his line, Only Four Deys More Till the great guess'ng csntest at L. Hyman & Co.'s closes. ‘Those eut of town may send iu their guesses by mgil, and we will attend to thei. 2. One Less. One of the new saloons recently opencd in this sity has thrown up the sponge. There are pleaty of them ‘left to supply all the demands in the.spirituous line, Tux mystery _has been solved at last; Our teeth no longer need decay, All troubles of the mouth are By SOZOVONT they're swept away! And young and old may smile secure _Joha C Mars M. ly, “ C. Seaman & w., Grass Valley, Thos. Wayman, Pike City, — G. Cooper, a J, Heaman, Oakland, Unien Arrivals. H. Calanan,, San Juan; T. al an, E os ¥. Griswold, Sacramento, i. Wedicigh, “ P. Harris, Grass Valle W. P. Carl'n, ses J. Armstrong, Sanu Francisco, J. T. Garner, Williams, Colusa Co., P. Flynn, Sierra City, R. T. Gates, * M. Reihbler, San Jose, W. Avery, Truckee, J. L. Powers, * N. Smith, Colfax, J. 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All Said She Could Not Live a Month Now Alive and Well— Thanks to Hood's Sarsaparilla. “TT praise Hood's Sarsaparilla, for itis won< derful medicine. I suffered 10 years with ° Neuralgia and Dyspepsia and fainting spells. Sometimes I would be almost stiff with cold perspiration. I spent much money for medical atlendance, but. I_did not get t benefit until my daughter told me about Hood's Sarsaparilla, and T bogan to take it, I weighed less than 100 Ibs. and was A Picture of Misery Every one who saw me thought I could not live & month, But 1 improved at once after beginning with Hood's Sarsaparilla, and have gradually tained until Lam now per. fectly cured. eat well, sleep well, and am im perfect health. f{ owe all to UST GO AT ONCE . oS B. H MILLER. Tnstead of being dead, T am alive and wei a . ’ eee 243 lbe.?? Mra Eviz TH M » 19 a = Kast Barney Street, Raltnora, “oc i . Odd I cllows Building, : = Broad Street, Nevada City. _— . £2 Remember I have.-the finest lines of CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they : ‘HOOD'S PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi jon, Bili Price % centa, SS eres = taking every article ‘n ‘my 4 sale will-enc FALL AND From Friday, Janu WINTER CLOTHING ary 6, until January 7th, when the. he stock consistsc of nothing else. than fine tailor-made».. AD CLOTH SUITS and CHIN. : CHILLA COATS and VESTS, etc. Our goods were bought last dal ‘or cash, and were marked down at such low cash prices that n> firm or store onthe—-Pacifie Coust: could of can undersel. us. From now on until the 17th of January we Propose€ to-give you to per ecent— discount on all our lowest cash price goods, which: are marked in plain figures. Cash Cys omers and Cred i Customers—are reated-alike in our estab ishment, Recoll-ct that the ro per cent discount is madeoaly on the.goods we have just mentioned; and eve ry purchaser who buys $5 worth of zo0ods will have-a chance in the guessing j ir until the 17th of January when the nearest guesser will get a~ $40 suit 4 tailor-made clothes, For every $5 worth you are entiled to a guess.and the award’ will be made by a committee offours— Now whit else do you’ want for New ° Year? Please reply, = “We never carry other and so make sales are generally goods over from one season to the. two clearing sales every year, These made-in January and July and our ‘ustomers always have the benefit of these sdles. &. Eiyiman c& CGo., SAN FRAN€ETSCO OPPOSITION STORE, » NEVADA ‘CITY; And the RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSIT Ol STORE, D and 2d Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL 5 As Miss Power Will Re. main THIS WEEK ON. ly Ladies in want ot Stylish HATS -will do Well to Ca!l Now. _ NO CHARGE FOR TRIMMING HATS © « DURING THAIS WEEK. en 5 ae i