January 14, 1891 (4 pages)

As ty; hecnS. 1G OF idated ill be 0 Sancisco, 'y 13, 1é pur»serve action before one on clock tary. No. 10, ship l7 , ase and scribed cation. ches in tandin n Sout 1 which tunnel t, North eet toa ‘8. C. L, ocation Extenree ten i> East mound ;.2orner flume, x from ut North d South mn Locauth line 8 or 600 marked of §anF East t set in 6”, the ; thence feet to ning. ng 18,77 distant. tension ) feet to 1 to conorner of g. var, 17 orner ta 11 EB. M, cht Con cing a buth weat 1d Quarta ses ee, ne ee . retell + ~* ) i . wee “a nday , evening it, was reportotis ‘Sacramento that United States Senator ‘George: Hearst, formerly of thiscity, had died about noon. A telegram receivedat.this office Tuesday alternoon stated that the Senator is still alive and his condition is slightly improved, THE LATEST, © By Telegraph . Sacramento, Jan, 18, 3:48P. M.—A special dispatch to the Bee just received from Washington says that Senator Hearst passed a quiet night and is somewhat improved to-day. EEE eas The Melancholy Days.? _In-good truth, the the melangboly. days] stove nave come to many, In medical ethics it is said, there is no poison without its antidote, and in like manner-there is_no pain, mental or physicul, without its relief. The melancholy part ht are-those_wherein the coming of pain is feared, or pain really experienced. The balmy and delightful a'r tu the healthful, seems filled with chill and moisture to the ailing, the sure provocatives of rheumatic aches and neuralgic throbs; indeed all aches and pains are thus influenced, But the ocvasion should’ be full of hore, and‘the cencern of the sufferer only as to thé surest and best relief: There is no question abeut this. The : dispute is settled by a large majority. St. Jacobs Oil is not a relief only ; it is asure cure; prompt and permatent. It is not a promise; it is a true performance, always. ‘Firemen Attention. The acute eof Nevada Fire-Des partment are requested to meet ee ag Hall of Pennsylvania Engine Co., 2, at 7:30 o’clock P. m. on josh seb January ‘14, 1o receive their brother . Firemen from Grass Valley who are coming to attend the Banquet. By order of ~ [It} Tue Commirrer. A Freese-sup on the Ridg-. The cold) weather of--the last few days has shut down all the quartz _mille on the Bun Juan ridge. The water freezes onthe plates so that -amalgamation-is-impesnible: ne. Ter Masenic Plecting. _ Antated meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M,, willbe held Wedeemisy evéfing. ee Waar a change is wrought in peo ple who suffer from rheumatism when they take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The acidity of tha blood is neutralized, the blood is purified, the aching joints and limbs rest éasily and quietly, and a fecling of serene health is Imp arted, Faminy mac«erel . fat and nice, 3 for "SB cents, at. Bmith’ 8. city 4b A Sure care for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as ‘well as Blind, Bleeding and protrudy aa) ingYyield at once to Dr, et Pile Remdey, which acts directly the pirts affected, absorbs . ci) alldys itching and effects a permanen, eure, 60c; Druggists or mail ; treatise ree, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Obio, Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly, — ese oe@e@ 00 Aid to Workmen A HARD worker sleeps hard. In the morning he wants some thing to freshen him, The best thing fs a cup of strong, rich and fragrant coffee. It stimulates his appetite strengthens his nerves ~ sends his blood coursing through his veins. He feels stronger more like work, «It puts him in a good humor with himself and with: his ; family.’ But-it can’t be made from trash-only from the very choicest coffee, And for this nothing excels _-. + Schilling’s Best-— SucH a cup of coffee is true economy for the workingman.It strengthéns him in his nl -in his ‘home. Insipid, sloppy coffee is vith maths coded no good ‘Fesult for its cost. : : SCHILLING'S BEST coats more than poorer coffes<but it will do more-do It better it cheaper. Try It and. see, Member this brand, Be sure you get it. © . live in your pious little . fcr poarygeseo Marge ". busted aud trying to SIDE BY SIDE, Mining Imvestments Compared With Other Business. A New York correspondent writes as follows: Wher an eld Californian whoknows every inch ef ‘the dear old ground, who has mined in every district, fished in every mountain stream, shot OVer acres of murety and upland, fiuds himself anchored there, with long scope and cant get the mud hook up, strain as he may, it just makes his Heart year to pick up @ California paper and read of big strikes and successful mining all over the country, and especially do the said bowels rumble rebelliously when he thinks of old Califortvia. 'To have to atay here and endure all this rattle, rushing, crowding'and struggle, which visions of the successful and quiet life you fortunates enjoy far away from this wear and tear, is decidedly rough. A man who has never exchanged all that for this rattle and bang can’t appreciate his good foftune in being spared the infliction of “high civilization,” which consiets in being obliged to wear a stove-pipe hat; a high collar that eaws his ears, and gloves, no soft hats, and turn down collar;and to admit you smoke a pipe on the sly is a confession to cause a loss of caste. “Do you won-der that an old Californian retires into up feelings by letting off a few cuss words? You: would do it yourself. The. time was when New York had a good deal of business with and faith in California, The daddies of the present generation shipped goeds and invested in mines, but the present stock is ignorant of the geography band resources of California. They know nothing of it, all they know is Wall Street. If you go to them about a-mine-they hold up their hands in -holy horror aad begin to tell you how much money their daddies lost in raines, but never mention. how much they made on the yellow soap and pickles they ‘shipped or how much they madeon some other mine. Ifa man loses a dollarina mie it ia the bigyest dollar that ever was, and they never cease to squeal over it, but they -ge-into.Wall Streetand get cleaned out root and branch, but that is all right, whereas, the chances in mines are ten to Ons Over wh investinent in Wall Street. I havein my mind this moment two men to whein I presented a legitimate proposition, and only arked them to put up a small installment on a working bond, but they couldn’t think ef such an investment, too much risk and uucertainty ;~ They had “their legitimate business and could not depart fromit. The legitimate . business was dealing in sbares in Wall Street. I said, “There are no panics in mining, ‘tis a legitimate business, and the percentage of success is many degrees above even merchandizing and a hundred per cent over Wall Street.” They declared mining tobe.a fraud. I said, “Suppose. that belief was. universal and everybody guit it, where would you fellows get your money to gamble on? You don’t want to do it, but You want 'tother fellow to do it for yous-Well-wait-and “see how you will come out on your theory when the next panic on Wall Street knocks you sky. high.” Sure enough, it was uot inany days before a panic did come and’ it so happened that these very two men got it heavy. One dropped an even $490,000 and the other over a million. It was only a day or two since that I encountered one of them iran elevated car going home, aud vould not resist rubbiag it in‘a little. I said, ‘How about legitimate business on Wall Street versus mining?” He got up, parted his coat tail and said, ‘‘Just kick me, will you. Whyin sheol didn’t you make me put a little money into’ that scheme? Why! I have lost enough to buy half a dozen mines,” “Oh yes, of course, but then that would pot have been your idea of legitimate have lost your money: more effectually .”” No, it is ‘of very littie use to talk mines and mining to these pig heads. They fall back on tradition’ of how much mong sémebody fost, and talk of the of worthless mining stock ‘. they fell heir to from their daddes, but whefyou-ask-how about the cords and cords of worthless railroad shares and bonds they found in the tin box they are mum. It is exasperating to try to talk to such narrow minded, bigoted fools, New York is no market for mines. It matters little how good they may be, the prejudice is déep'seated and it is labor lost to undertake to get a dollar towards the best and also safest business of the day. If one-effort in ten succeeds that one success Govers all the previous losses probably, and pats the individual ahead. _ We fellows who have been there know all this, but we waste our lives and time herein this kind of mission_,ary-work,.and. California miners must fall back oa home capital and home enterprise. There ia no help from this quarter. We have a country that] store is unrivaled, anda business far ahead of Wall street, so let us thank: the Lord that we are not doomed to live always in this Gold*blooded, bigoted country. You fellows, especially who 8, should be thankful. You are free panics, and a slump ef ten per cent on railroad stocks don’t keep you eau nights and walking the floor, All the i money endugh to get don’t have much prot inf iv; i 2 be z z ie es dark~corner and retisves his pent}business, you certainly could not} to raise that, Your sympathies should go out, too, to us poor fellows who are waiting te get the money. for what we have sold. To make asale of anything is difficult enough, to get the money after you have, isa trial of patierceand endurance. These people can owe you money ‘and come nearer not paying it than any community that lever met. They are a cheeky lot, you bet. ; oO. New York, Dec. 31, 1890. ; PERSONAL L MENTION. Secial and Uther Notes tvour Peepie Gid and Yeung. Fred Searls has gone to the Bay on legal business. Harvey Cooper is home again from a visit, to the cow counties. Ex-Sheriff E. O. Tompkins has returned from a trip to San Francisco. HH. L. Martin and wife of Chicago have gone to Sierra City to visit relatives. ‘The eléven-year-old daughter ot J. Dower is dangerously . ill with diphtheria. De R_MeKiitisa-and WL Mae Hey of North Bloomfield wore in town Tuesday. 2 Henry Lane and wife of this city went to Marysville Tuesday to attend the Citrus Fair. A. L. Weodruff of Columnbis “Hill is critically ill. “Hiason and daughter came up ‘from Oakland. Monday night. W. A. Hanley of the Rainbow mine has returned from San Francisco. He is now connected with anoil company at the latter city. Mr. and Mre 8. C. Giffords and son who have been visiting Mrs. Gifford’s parents, Mr.and-Mrs. A; Isoard; left Monday afternoon for Rumeey. Thos, R. Davis, who recently fell down: the shaft of the Manhattan: mine a distance of 80 feet, is improying. His wounds are healing up nicely. aa If Yeu Bad a Friend ee About to visit some-section of country where malarial disease,either in the form of chills and fever or bilious remittent was particularly rife, what would be about the best advice you could give him? We will tell you—to carry. along, or -procure—onarriving, that potent medicinal safeguard, Hoatetter’a Stomach Bitters, known throughout malaria plagued regions, here and in other countries, ‘as the surest means of disarming the miasmatic scourge, and robbing ‘it of its fell destructive influence. Not. only does it fortify the-system by increasing its stamina, but overcomes irregularity of digestion, the liver and the bowels, and counteracts the unfavorable. effects of over-exertion, bodily and mental exposure in rough weather, ‘or occupation: too-sedentary or laborious, loss of appetite and excessive nervousness, The functions of alimentation, bilious secretion’ and sleep have init a most powerful and reliable auxiliary. Pubiic Taste Hams and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city are man: nfacturing.and. selling. the. choicest . used, every piece ia carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by & secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand, tf, _ Cottey Buos, Suitom’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, ‘Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld-by Carr Bros. Soxs to ‘relieve. 1 There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. cure as does Simmons Liver -Regulator. Ong dollar a year ‘will cover your doctor's bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” flour’ and keep peace in your. household, tf. Diszage lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble» constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or suddun changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial.and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength tu your entire body. The New ‘Wlscovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it, You may yourself be on of themany who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonuerful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Ur. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. if you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orCheat trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ite fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Satiles Free at Carr Drug Bros, i eee : PRR c0 will freely take Dr, J. HH. like cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal ‘afi ‘disease of the throat or lungs quicker then any other remedy, ; Muckien’s aruica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Outs == . e . ere ; ao sale by aes ve Youwill geldom need « doctor if down to $25 and it would be a strain . . undoubtedly; prove to be-one-ol, the hams and bacon ever offered here by . anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are No cure-all or untried remedy will . ‘ McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm; un-. HIERE AND THERE. A Mrief Record of Varieus Bato ter ef Lecal Iaterest. Pay for your paper. All the roads are in a very bad condition. Water pipes are in danger these cold nights. : There are indications of another storm, Nevada City i is the héalthiest place in California, All peraons indebted to the TraxSCRIPT are requested to come ‘forward and pay their bills. A big load of turkeys wére brought to town Tuesday. 15 cents per pound was the price charged. John Oliver, a native of England, wag naturalized Tuesday on the teatimony of A. B. Brady and J. J. G@reany. Parents who allow their sons to be out at a late hour of the night do not know the places they frequent. The places are N. G. Owing to the continued absence of City Assessor Davis the City Trustees J.C. Abbott and CO. E. Ashburn are candidates for the place. Tidings: Grass Valley -has-now-= reading room and reataurant; semething which the town has long felt the want of; the ladies of the W. C. T. have-overcome-—all-obstactes--———-}Courtland Monroe, who has been serving 100 days in the county jail for stealing a violin from the Union Hotel at this city, was released Tuesday, his term having expired. ‘Tuesday’s Grass Valley Union says: There is no danger of a water famine here on account of the freezing weathér as the town reservoiré are supplied with water coniing from the head ef Deer creek. \ Waters, Martin & Co. have order‘ ed a complete boisting*rig for their quartz mine at Canada Hill,. When the mine is well opened up. it will, best in the district. A -special_train-for the benefit of the thirty Grass Valley firemen who wish to attend the banquet to be given at the National Hote! Wednesday evening by Pennsylvania Engine Uo., No 2, of thiecity, will leave Grass Valley at 7:30 o'clock sharp, and returning, leave Nevada City at 12 o’clock, The Methodist peoplo are having prayer meetings every evening at the parlors-of their church, They are well attended; but-not-by-the class of, abounds with them), give the prayer meetings.a very wide berth. If some}. ef the people who regard themaelves as almost sinless would attend these meetings perhaps the wholesale. sinnera might be inveigled into going, and thereby be saved from everlasting damnation. PRACTIOAL TESTS. © An Astonishing “Omfer—Some ef the Replies. Francisco pay pers of recent date eontsined the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of J vi oe Ria Ml Ae Py Thia offer so startlingly asserted the emfGency of the remedy that many apes ana the letters of the parties, n of whom responded, aré probably the mest @onvincing attestajions that any remedy ever received, The following is a sample ef those received: — T have been subject to bilious headaches fe Naoussa nh li and wayne joy: ave feainaiee sete iucne ‘ ¢ from E nee ae aang ted etmy owe Lake Superior White fish for family use, at Smith’s. 4t Suiton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr Liver Cempilaint—Billeusness. The chief symptoms of. this disease are depression of spirits, feul coated tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry skin, with blotches and ¢ruptions, sallow complexion and veliow eyer, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, faintness, dizziness and irregular bowels. This complaint in allof its forms can be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills as directed, and a lingering spell.of sickness will often be warded off by their use. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. Cuipren who are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr, J, H. McLean's Liquid Vermifuge, It killaand expels . — wornas, ‘ Schilling?e Bes. Eat, drink—sbout them think. Taz Rev. Geo, H,. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shileh’s Cenetmption cure,”’ Sold by Carr Sete! Arrrivais. oe Sgn sors $5 3<M<E balsrb ae propose to declare—hia office vacant. . . use of Hall's Catarrh Oure. people who ought to be there. Sin-. ‘hers, all sizea and grades (and this city A J jh Phillips, @ danghte Nationa, Horst, Jan. 13, QUICK FIGURING. A Mevada City scheelmaster’s Way ef Deing It. = ‘Local Matbnmatician” says in your paper that he has used a method of preving multiplication for years, and he has found it te be of great practical utility, His methed is te cast out 9’s in multiplicand ~ and multiplier and rake the excess of 9's in the product of the remainders equal to the excess of 9's in the product. His methed he has explained very clearly, but it is met a positive proof, for a‘ mistake of any multiple of 9 will not be detected. Hereis a proof that can be used very often and is positive: 756 347 — 5292 3024 2268 : 262332 7 equals 4 plus 3and the product of 4 added tothe product of 3 must be equal tothe product of 7. 3024 plus 2268 equals 5292. ~ Here we have proved that we have multiplied by 7, 4and 3 sens by one operation. Tf my multiplier ‘is #6, 73,” or any number the sum of whose digits is 10, I have to add the twe partial promultiplicand with a cipher annexed, I can feel positive there is no mistake. By practice one will see very quickly whether the proof cam be used. The long division. There are a number of ether iain’ used by rapid mathumaticians which would be used very often if well. understood. Shall we sive you--a few next time? XxX. a Stats or Ouro, Crry oF i vaaaer in Lucas County. : Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he isthe senior partner of the firm of F, J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that ‘cannot be cured by the Faanx J, Ouuney scrainin Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Curé is tukew intern: ally and acte directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, tree. F. J. Cuunnxy & Co.,, Teledo, 0. @@" Sold by Seer 750, r for “Lily White” Ask your flour and see t SLERPLese nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Bold by Carr Bros. Tuat hacking “cough can be so quickly cured by Shileh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Mold hy Carr Bros, men nN At 0th Ver" iy Jan. 10, to the wifeot OrOar atison, a sot, Grass Valley, Jan. n, to the wife of ducts, andifthesum is equal tothe; above proof is also equally good e : at you get it. tht THE MINING INDUSTRY. @ur Cetimty Leads All Others in Mineral Preduction. The statistics ef thé production of . gold aad silver in the United States are interesti The average value of the ann dof gold fiom 1792 to 1889, inclusive; is nearly $19,000,000; that of silver nearly $10,000,000. The variations, however, are considerable. Thus the prodpct in 1847 was only $889,085 of gold, and $939,085 of silver, whereas the corresponding figures last year were $32,800,000 and $64,645,000. The greatest amount produced im one year was, of gold, $65,000,000, in 1853, and of silver, $64,645,000 in 1889. ‘The sum total of the production of these metals from 1792 te 1889, inclusive, is $1,888,861,000 of gold, and $927, 290,000 of silver, These figures will give an idea of the magnitude of the mining industry of the United States, especially when one considera that the vast sums given above represent only gold and silver. From copper, iron, coal, sinc and lead an enormous amount has also been realized. The United States today leada all other countries in the valve and quantity of mineral production, and from present indication it—will continue ‘to do #0 fore many TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Rasanke’s Cough ayrap. Mra. M. Pilcher, a most estimable Tady, has been a ruardent ol Springfield, Ill., for thirty, years. Her present realdence i is at No. 1107 Bast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E.R. Sayler, of No. 600 Eleventh St.,.shesaid; ‘I have been.afflicted with Lung trouble for ghe past twenty yeara, coughing most of the time. Have been tinder the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without any benetit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheetfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and-well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity ‘as the best medicine on earth for, chronic ceughs, colds and consumption.” Sold at50 cents by Carr Bros. fa Schiiling'’s Best. Once ‘bought—always sought. years to come. . ———__E EEE On Taeredeg pence ‘hare will be held a regular meeting of Young ‘ge ‘Inatitute, No. 30, Sehiilingts meet. ‘Trial will tell how they excel. Shileh’s Concumption Oare. This is beyond “question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the ‘history of medicine. Since its firat discovery it has been sold on a guarantes, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and 1. If your lunge are sere, chest or back lame, Porous Plaster. Bold by Carr Bros. Heapaocne, indigestion, and. all disordera of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulater surely, cures. = PIONEER CANDY FACTORY AND Westaurant. om mercial St. opposite Transcript , Printine Office, — LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, — We make Choice OAN DI S&S EVERY DAYi Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convinoet youcthat we keep the best in this city. MARRIED. In New Almaden, Jan. 8, by the Rev. J. D t, Wm. Drew, Jr., formerly of Grass Valley and Migs Garrie A. Odgers. DID. Atthia sity J6n, as Waa Bhs we 7) son 0: y. age 2 years, 6 At. and 17 days. S JACOBS Ol], CURES PERMANENTLY SOIATICA. LUMBAGO. AE pee 410 Kearney 8t., San Francisco, Cal. April 28, 1890. here a Ye. Teen adlcted . 108 N, Ogden, Mich., May 17, 1990, “My brother—Rev. Samuel Porter, was cured by 8t. Jacobs Saag a Sasobe il, E. J. Iumava, iT (8 THE BEST. Notice to Mining Contractors. er, pe construction of the Grase Valley oo poly for particulars ta BURNS, Buverintendent, J18-2w Nevada City, Cal. Stockholders’ Meeting. There will be Bele a ite office in the Natie: Fatt Broad Nevada City, at 7 PF, i A CRAWFORD, Beaemiaty: _ Nevada Pi Dec. 81, 1990. ph Ie ng end ad Money on pane B's will be received up to and including February iene 1891, at 12 o'clock noon, nnel Company header, 7}4x8 bred we have each ef us, a personal k mat according to the Dwr STAGE CO, ANNUAL . MARS the Stook holders of tho Downie eville af paid Thy eee fe gk a Famaary 12th, 1091 for the urpose of elect: . ‘9s repo ing rg ay ot "Directere for the coming i Meals at ali Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and ceoked to order in any style desired. Don't forget the place. LEDDY & CO., Opposite Dally Transcript OMoe. Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank and its Agenoy at Grass Valley, showing ite Financial conditien on the morning of January }st, 1891. RESOURC RS. Ban mises Beal! stave teken for ame. Cou ty Warrants. o Loanson Real Estate.... Loanson Stooks, Beni we from Bank. Paid up Canit serve Fund,, naivides Due nes Due Deposivars Dividends Uapaid Wethe watloraigned do solemn’ e of the matters contained in the forebr ng statement, and that the same io & rue and correct report of the financialcondition ofthe Citizens Bank and its Agency 7 Greet a iea fi on the morning of Januasate d bel Phat th “ dots Nee om elief; an a © ange bee in Named ed are al im the custody of the ssid respondek a {ta proper officers and cor e furthermore solemnly swear that the’ yarnaiion, 64 will appear from the foregoPRESTON, President. JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. 8u wihet and sworn to before me this 2a Janney, iene . RED 9 Notary Public. New Store! . ~ Goods THOMAS KIDD, sorin Wines, . Liquors, _ prices. vine ta freak and omplete, amine my steck. et ne ne Ones i 3 THOMAS KIDD, Groceries Provisions, "1 pay forjonshjand sellatthelewestliving. 2 Oars will: ‘pay yeu to call and ox{ees a (HAW main et., Nevada ony, Are the Leading Nevada County HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, TINWARB, STOVES, . ‘Crockery, Glass Wae, Wood . Flour, Feat Grain, &c. and Willow Ware. ~Mintag Supple, ote,The famous “Baparioe Range.” The ‘Oliver’ Chilled Plow. Big line of Fine Cutlery. ct next. door tind use Bhiloh’s. winnie kee the California Powder POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of a.l in leavening strength —U. 8, Government Repost, Aug 17 1898, NRVADA OITYDancing Academy, At Odd Fcliews’? Hail. : Saturday Kvening at fo’ Cluck. termnoon at? e'e Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasosot the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. the practice of his profession, Francisce. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets (uwvapa city) W. D. VINTON, ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINE ilet Articles of al! k rescriptions by a competent! Druggist au Pp: eg mnarantod IL. ia RTA IO SHO TE a J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, and Pine Streets, Nevada 0 ity. Ex-Superior Judge of Nevada County, lor Sale by. the Ez Don't Fail to Try It. John Michell. a _ +.» Proprigtor. DA SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EY: CHBILOREN'S CLASS, _very Satu rday AF Office, 14 Grant Avenue, San Fine Perfumery, peasy Boaps, Brushes . T OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad é weaae’ ee ee ———— LIBRARY exh hens ot oo Sa area s la eoeht bate werent Ge te = oaefiees GO, Mage lag (TH avtnut oo 100 teeter tad The Daily Transcript Judge's Library, ONE YEAR [Por 6.50 it ava Camptor Chora Liniment. For Catarrh C, C, LINIMENT Has No Peer —Trv it: . indorsed by the Medical Faculty. _Prescribed b + San Francisco's Leadin# PhyHas returned from Kuropo, and rowunr ed . gjojans, OAKLAND, February 7th,{1890, Thisies to-cortityjthat we have used the OC, @. Linkment in our family, and have found itto be the bost and moat effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases Of any that, we bave tried. We can unhesitatingly recq@~nmend it as a most powerful and useful remedy. K, R, DILLE, Pastor ofthe Firat M,.&. Church, eee Fer all chrente cases in connootien with is Cleansing the blood and toning upthe entire syatem. For Habitual Constipation, (ndigestion, 8 mar 5 ha ue noe aera ae pus up by Syrest: in EW "eS ONE GO, 1@ #1 13 2 evan oCereful attention given ‘to somponding, tlos $0; small bottles 26 cents, Sent postase paid on receipt of peice. br He C:C: Lintment-Co: ~ 2! Bush Street,.S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Ww. EX. BOND, General Manager and Seoretarv. fading Grocers ! ‘LILY WHITE,” The Best Family Flour in the Market. ot. Made at. Gridley, by the . CENTRAL MILLING CO. Clothing satisfied customers. aos logy fc an Odd Fellows’ ise BEGIN THE GOODS for the 4anD " FURNISHIN G Goons. ‘We do most ‘assuredly, and. we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well BH MILLER, Buildings Broad Street NEW YEAReS With a firm resolve to ‘i your trading ae re YOU Ci in get the LATES T. STYLE Least. iMoneyWe sai you andidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of & fe o, CU Seae a babes ocr sores

As ty; hecnS. 1G OF idated ill be 0 Sancisco, 'y 13, 1é pur»serve action before one on clock tary. No. 10, ship l7 , ase and scribed cation. ches in tandin n Sout 1 which tunnel t, North eet toa ‘8. C. L, ocation Extenree ten i> East mound ;.2orner flume, x from ut North d South mn Locauth line 8 or 600 marked of §anF East t set in 6”, the ; thence feet to ning. ng 18,77 distant. tension ) feet to 1 to conorner of g. var, 17 orner ta 11 EB. M, cht Con cing a buth weat 1d Quarta ses ee, ne ee . retell + ~* ) i . wee “a nday , evening it, was reportotis ‘Sacramento that United States Senator ‘George: Hearst, formerly of thiscity, had died about noon. A telegram receivedat.this office Tuesday alternoon stated that the Senator is still alive and his condition is slightly improved, THE LATEST, © By Telegraph . Sacramento, Jan, 18, 3:48P. M.—A special dispatch to the Bee just received from Washington says that Senator Hearst passed a quiet night and is somewhat improved to-day. EEE eas The Melancholy Days.? _In-good truth, the the melangboly. days] stove nave come to many, In medical ethics it is said, there is no poison without its antidote, and in like manner-there is_no pain, mental or physicul, without its relief. The melancholy part ht are-those_wherein the coming of pain is feared, or pain really experienced. The balmy and delightful a'r tu the healthful, seems filled with chill and moisture to the ailing, the sure provocatives of rheumatic aches and neuralgic throbs; indeed all aches and pains are thus influenced, But the ocvasion should’ be full of hore, and‘the cencern of the sufferer only as to thé surest and best relief: There is no question abeut this. The : dispute is settled by a large majority. St. Jacobs Oil is not a relief only ; it is asure cure; prompt and permatent. It is not a promise; it is a true performance, always. ‘Firemen Attention. The acute eof Nevada Fire-Des partment are requested to meet ee ag Hall of Pennsylvania Engine Co., 2, at 7:30 o’clock P. m. on josh seb January ‘14, 1o receive their brother . Firemen from Grass Valley who are coming to attend the Banquet. By order of ~ [It} Tue Commirrer. A Freese-sup on the Ridg-. The cold) weather of--the last few days has shut down all the quartz _mille on the Bun Juan ridge. The water freezes onthe plates so that -amalgamation-is-impesnible: ne. Ter Masenic Plecting. _ Antated meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M,, willbe held Wedeemisy evéfing. ee Waar a change is wrought in peo ple who suffer from rheumatism when they take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The acidity of tha blood is neutralized, the blood is purified, the aching joints and limbs rest éasily and quietly, and a fecling of serene health is Imp arted, Faminy mac«erel . fat and nice, 3 for "SB cents, at. Bmith’ 8. city 4b A Sure care for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as ‘well as Blind, Bleeding and protrudy aa) ingYyield at once to Dr, et Pile Remdey, which acts directly the pirts affected, absorbs .. ci) alldys itching and effects a permanen, eure, 60c; Druggists or mail ; treatise ree, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Obio, Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly, — ese oe@e@ 00 Aid to Workmen A HARD worker sleeps hard. In the morning he wants some thing to freshen him, The best thing fs a cup of strong, rich and fragrant coffee. It stimulates his appetite strengthens his nerves ~ sends his blood coursing through his veins. He feels stronger more like work, «It puts him in a good humor with himself and with: his ; family.’ But-it can’t be made from trash-only from the very choicest coffee, And for this nothing excels _-. + Schilling’s Best-— SucH a cup of coffee is true economy for the workingman.It strengthéns him in his nl -in his ‘home. Insipid, sloppy coffee is vith maths coded no good ‘Fesult for its cost. : : SCHILLING'S BEST coats more than poorer coffes<but it will do more-do It better it cheaper. Try It and. see, Member this brand, Be sure you get it. © . live in your pious little . fcr poarygeseo Marge ". busted aud trying to SIDE BY SIDE, Mining Imvestments Compared With Other Business. A New York correspondent writes as follows: Wher an eld Californian whoknows every inch ef ‘the dear old ground, who has mined in every district, fished in every mountain stream, shot OVer acres of murety and upland, fiuds himself anchored there, with long scope and cant get the mud hook up, strain as he may, it just makes his Heart year to pick up @ California paper and read of big strikes and successful mining all over the country, and especially do the said bowels rumble rebelliously when he thinks of old Califortvia. 'To have to atay here and endure all this rattle, rushing, crowding'and struggle, which visions of the successful and quiet life you fortunates enjoy far away from this wear and tear, is decidedly rough. A man who has never exchanged all that for this rattle and bang can’t appreciate his good foftune in being spared the infliction of “high civilization,” which consiets in being obliged to wear a stove-pipe hat; a high collar that eaws his ears, and gloves, no soft hats, and turn down collar;and to admit you smoke a pipe on the sly is a confession to cause a loss of caste. “Do you won-der that an old Californian retires into up feelings by letting off a few cuss words? You: would do it yourself. The. time was when New York had a good deal of business with and faith in California, The daddies of the present generation shipped goeds and invested in mines, but the present stock is ignorant of the geography band resources of California. They know nothing of it, all they know is Wall Street. If you go to them about a-mine-they hold up their hands in -holy horror aad begin to tell you how much money their daddies lost in raines, but never mention. how much they made on the yellow soap and pickles they ‘shipped or how much they madeon some other mine. Ifa man loses a dollarina mie it ia the bigyest dollar that ever was, and they never cease to squeal over it, but they -ge-into.Wall Streetand get cleaned out root and branch, but that is all right, whereas, the chances in mines are ten to Ons Over wh investinent in Wall Street. I havein my mind this moment two men to whein I presented a legitimate proposition, and only arked them to put up a small installment on a working bond, but they couldn’t think ef such an investment, too much risk and uucertainty ;~ They had “their legitimate business and could not depart fromit. The legitimate . business was dealing in sbares in Wall Street. I said, “There are no panics in mining, ‘tis a legitimate business, and the percentage of success is many degrees above even merchandizing and a hundred per cent over Wall Street.” They declared mining tobe.a fraud. I said, “Suppose. that belief was. universal and everybody guit it, where would you fellows get your money to gamble on? You don’t want to do it, but You want 'tother fellow to do it for yous-Well-wait-and “see how you will come out on your theory when the next panic on Wall Street knocks you sky. high.” Sure enough, it was uot inany days before a panic did come and’ it so happened that these very two men got it heavy. One dropped an even $490,000 and the other over a million. It was only a day or two since that I encountered one of them iran elevated car going home, aud vould not resist rubbiag it in‘a little. I said, ‘How about legitimate business on Wall Street versus mining?” He got up, parted his coat tail and said, ‘‘Just kick me, will you. Whyin sheol didn’t you make me put a little money into’ that scheme? Why! I have lost enough to buy half a dozen mines,” “Oh yes, of course, but then that would pot have been your idea of legitimate have lost your money: more effectually .”” No, it is ‘of very littie use to talk mines and mining to these pig heads. They fall back on tradition’ of how much mong sémebody fost, and talk of the of worthless mining stock ‘. they fell heir to from their daddes, but whefyou-ask-how about the cords and cords of worthless railroad shares and bonds they found in the tin box they are mum. It is exasperating to try to talk to such narrow minded, bigoted fools, New York is no market for mines. It matters little how good they may be, the prejudice is déep'seated and it is labor lost to undertake to get a dollar towards the best and also safest business of the day. If one-effort in ten succeeds that one success Govers all the previous losses probably, and pats the individual ahead. _ We fellows who have been there know all this, but we waste our lives and time herein this kind of mission_,ary-work,.and. California miners must fall back oa home capital and home enterprise. There ia no help from this quarter. We have a country that] store is unrivaled, anda business far ahead of Wall street, so let us thank: the Lord that we are not doomed to live always in this Gold*blooded, bigoted country. You fellows, especially who 8, should be thankful. You are free panics, and a slump ef ten per cent on railroad stocks don’t keep you eau nights and walking the floor, All the i money endugh to get don’t have much prot inf iv; i 2 be z z ie es dark~corner and retisves his pent}business, you certainly could not} to raise that, Your sympathies should go out, too, to us poor fellows who are waiting te get the money. for what we have sold. To make asale of anything is difficult enough, to get the money after you have, isa trial of patierceand endurance. These people can owe you money ‘and come nearer not paying it than any community that lever met. They are a cheeky lot, you bet. ; oO. New York, Dec. 31, 1890. ; PERSONAL L MENTION. Secial and Uther Notes tvour Peepie Gid and Yeung. Fred Searls has gone to the Bay on legal business. Harvey Cooper is home again from a visit, to the cow counties. Ex-Sheriff E. O. Tompkins has returned from a trip to San Francisco. HH. L. Martin and wife of Chicago have gone to Sierra City to visit relatives. ‘The eléven-year-old daughter ot J. Dower is dangerously . ill with diphtheria. De R_MeKiitisa-and WL Mae Hey of North Bloomfield wore in town Tuesday. 2 Henry Lane and wife of this city went to Marysville Tuesday to attend the Citrus Fair. A. L. Weodruff of Columnbis “Hill is critically ill. “Hiason and daughter came up ‘from Oakland. Monday night. W. A. Hanley of the Rainbow mine has returned from San Francisco. He is now connected with anoil company at the latter city. Mr. and Mre 8. C. Giffords and son who have been visiting Mrs. Gifford’s parents, Mr.and-Mrs. A; Isoard; left Monday afternoon for Rumeey. Thos, R. Davis, who recently fell down: the shaft of the Manhattan: mine a distance of 80 feet, is improying. His wounds are healing up nicely. aa If Yeu Bad a Friend ee About to visit some-section of country where malarial disease,either in the form of chills and fever or bilious remittent was particularly rife, what would be about the best advice you could give him? We will tell you—to carry. along, or -procure—onarriving, that potent medicinal safeguard, Hoatetter’a Stomach Bitters, known throughout malaria plagued regions, here and in other countries, ‘as the surest means of disarming the miasmatic scourge, and robbing ‘it of its fell destructive influence. Not. only does it fortify the-system by increasing its stamina, but overcomes irregularity of digestion, the liver and the bowels, and counteracts the unfavorable. effects of over-exertion, bodily and mental exposure in rough weather, ‘or occupation: too-sedentary or laborious, loss of appetite and excessive nervousness, The functions of alimentation, bilious secretion’ and sleep have init a most powerful and reliable auxiliary. Pubiic Taste Hams and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city are man: nfacturing.and. selling. the. choicest . used, every piece ia carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by & secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand, tf, _ Cottey Buos, Suitom’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, ‘Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld-by Carr Bros. Soxs to ‘relieve. 1 There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. cure as does Simmons Liver -Regulator. Ong dollar a year ‘will cover your doctor's bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” flour’ and keep peace in your. household, tf. Diszage lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble» constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or suddun changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial.and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength tu your entire body. The New ‘Wlscovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it, You may yourself be on of themany who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonuerful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Ur. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. if you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orCheat trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ite fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Satiles Free at Carr Drug Bros, i eee : PRR c0 will freely take Dr, J. HH. like cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal ‘afi ‘disease of the throat or lungs quicker then any other remedy, ; Muckien’s aruica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Outs == . e . ere ; ao sale by aes ve Youwill geldom need « doctor if down to $25 and it would be a strain . . undoubtedly; prove to be-one-ol, the hams and bacon ever offered here by . anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are No cure-all or untried remedy will . ‘ McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm; un-. HIERE AND THERE. A Mrief Record of Varieus Bato ter ef Lecal Iaterest. Pay for your paper. All the roads are in a very bad condition. Water pipes are in danger these cold nights. : There are indications of another storm, Nevada City i is the héalthiest place in California, All peraons indebted to the TraxSCRIPT are requested to come ‘forward and pay their bills. A big load of turkeys wére brought to town Tuesday. 15 cents per pound was the price charged. John Oliver, a native of England, wag naturalized Tuesday on the teatimony of A. B. Brady and J. J. G@reany. Parents who allow their sons to be out at a late hour of the night do not know the places they frequent. The places are N. G. Owing to the continued absence of City Assessor Davis the City Trustees J.C. Abbott and CO. E. Ashburn are candidates for the place. Tidings: Grass Valley -has-now-= reading room and reataurant; semething which the town has long felt the want of; the ladies of the W. C. T. have-overcome-—all-obstactes--———-}Courtland Monroe, who has been serving 100 days in the county jail for stealing a violin from the Union Hotel at this city, was released Tuesday, his term having expired. ‘Tuesday’s Grass Valley Union says: There is no danger of a water famine

here on account of the freezing weathér as the town reservoiré are supplied with water coniing from the head ef Deer creek. \ Waters, Martin & Co. have order‘ ed a complete boisting*rig for their quartz mine at Canada Hill,. When the mine is well opened up. it will, best in the district. A -special_train-for the benefit of the thirty Grass Valley firemen who wish to attend the banquet to be given at the National Hote! Wednesday evening by Pennsylvania Engine Uo., No 2, of thiecity, will leave Grass Valley at 7:30 o'clock sharp, and returning, leave Nevada City at 12 o’clock, The Methodist peoplo are having prayer meetings every evening at the parlors-of their church, They are well attended; but-not-by-the class of, abounds with them), give the prayer meetings.a very wide berth. If some}. ef the people who regard themaelves as almost sinless would attend these meetings perhaps the wholesale. sinnera might be inveigled into going, and thereby be saved from everlasting damnation. PRACTIOAL TESTS. © An Astonishing “Omfer—Some ef the Replies. Francisco pay pers of recent date eontsined the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of J vi oe Ria Ml Ae Py Thia offer so startlingly asserted the emfGency of the remedy that many apes ana the letters of the parties, n of whom responded, aré probably the mest @onvincing attestajions that any remedy ever received, The following is a sample ef those received: — T have been subject to bilious headaches fe Naoussa nh li and wayne joy: ave feainaiee sete iucne ‘ ¢ from E nee ae aang ted etmy owe Lake Superior White fish for family use, at Smith’s. 4t Suiton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr Liver Cempilaint—Billeusness. The chief symptoms of. this disease are depression of spirits, feul coated tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry skin, with blotches and ¢ruptions, sallow complexion and veliow eyer, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, faintness, dizziness and irregular bowels. This complaint in allof its forms can be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills as directed, and a lingering spell.of sickness will often be warded off by their use. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. Cuipren who are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr, J, H. McLean's Liquid Vermifuge, It killaand expels . — wornas, ‘ Schilling?e Bes. Eat, drink—sbout them think. Taz Rev. Geo, H,. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shileh’s Cenetmption cure,”’ Sold by Carr Sete! Arrrivais. oe Sgn sors $5 3<M<E balsrb ae propose to declare—hia office vacant. . . use of Hall's Catarrh Oure. people who ought to be there. Sin-. ‘hers, all sizea and grades (and this city A J jh Phillips, @ danghte Nationa, Horst, Jan. 13, QUICK FIGURING. A Mevada City scheelmaster’s Way ef Deing It. = ‘Local Matbnmatician” says in your paper that he has used a method of preving multiplication for years, and he has found it te be of great practical utility, His methed is te cast out 9’s in multiplicand ~ and multiplier and rake the excess of 9's in the product of the remainders equal to the excess of 9's in the product. His methed he has explained very clearly, but it is met a positive proof, for a‘ mistake of any multiple of 9 will not be detected. Hereis a proof that can be used very often and is positive: 756 347 — 5292 3024 2268 : 262332 7 equals 4 plus 3and the product of 4 added tothe product of 3 must be equal tothe product of 7. 3024 plus 2268 equals 5292. ~ Here we have proved that we have multiplied by 7, 4and 3 sens by one operation. Tf my multiplier ‘is #6, 73,” or any number the sum of whose digits is 10, I have to add the twe partial promultiplicand with a cipher annexed, I can feel positive there is no mistake. By practice one will see very quickly whether the proof cam be used. The long division. There are a number of ether iain’ used by rapid mathumaticians which would be used very often if well. understood. Shall we sive you--a few next time? XxX. a Stats or Ouro, Crry oF i vaaaer in Lucas County. : Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he isthe senior partner of the firm of F, J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that ‘cannot be cured by the Faanx J, Ouuney scrainin Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Curé is tukew intern: ally and acte directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, tree. F. J. Cuunnxy & Co.,, Teledo, 0. @@" Sold by Seer 750, r for “Lily White” Ask your flour and see t SLERPLese nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Bold by Carr Bros. Tuat hacking “cough can be so quickly cured by Shileh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Mold hy Carr Bros, men nN At 0th Ver" iy Jan. 10, to the wifeot OrOar atison, a sot, Grass Valley, Jan. n, to the wife of ducts, andifthesum is equal tothe; above proof is also equally good e : at you get it. tht THE MINING INDUSTRY. @ur Cetimty Leads All Others in Mineral Preduction. The statistics ef thé production of . gold aad silver in the United States are interesti The average value of the ann dof gold fiom 1792 to 1889, inclusive; is nearly $19,000,000; that of silver nearly $10,000,000. The variations, however, are considerable. Thus the prodpct in 1847 was only $889,085 of gold, and $939,085 of silver, whereas the corresponding figures last year were $32,800,000 and $64,645,000. The greatest amount produced im one year was, of gold, $65,000,000, in 1853, and of silver, $64,645,000 in 1889. ‘The sum total of the production of these metals from 1792 te 1889, inclusive, is $1,888,861,000 of gold, and $927, 290,000 of silver, These figures will give an idea of the magnitude of the mining industry of the United States, especially when one considera that the vast sums given above represent only gold and silver. From copper, iron, coal, sinc and lead an enormous amount has also been realized. The United States today leada all other countries in the valve and quantity of mineral production, and from present indication it—will continue ‘to do #0 fore many TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Rasanke’s Cough ayrap. Mra. M. Pilcher, a most estimable Tady, has been a ruardent ol Springfield, Ill., for thirty, years. Her present realdence i is at No. 1107 Bast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E.R. Sayler, of No. 600 Eleventh St.,.shesaid; ‘I have been.afflicted with Lung trouble for ghe past twenty yeara, coughing most of the time. Have been tinder the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without any benetit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheetfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and-well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity ‘as the best medicine on earth for, chronic ceughs, colds and consumption.” Sold at50 cents by Carr Bros. fa Schiiling'’s Best. Once ‘bought—always sought. years to come. . ———__E EEE On Taeredeg pence ‘hare will be held a regular meeting of Young ‘ge ‘Inatitute, No. 30, Sehiilingts meet. ‘Trial will tell how they excel. Shileh’s Concumption Oare. This is beyond “question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the ‘history of medicine. Since its firat discovery it has been sold on a guarantes, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and 1. If your lunge are sere, chest or back lame, Porous Plaster. Bold by Carr Bros. Heapaocne, indigestion, and. all disordera of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulater surely, cures. = PIONEER CANDY FACTORY AND Westaurant. om mercial St. opposite Transcript , Printine Office, — LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, — We make Choice OAN DI S&S EVERY DAYi Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convinoet youcthat we keep the best in this city. MARRIED. In New Almaden, Jan. 8, by the Rev. J. D t, Wm. Drew, Jr., formerly of Grass Valley and Migs Garrie A. Odgers. DID. Atthia sity J6n, as Waa Bhs we 7) son 0: y. age 2 years, 6 At. and 17 days. S JACOBS Ol], CURES PERMANENTLY SOIATICA. LUMBAGO. AE pee 410 Kearney 8t., San Francisco, Cal. April 28, 1890. here a Ye. Teen adlcted . 108 N, Ogden, Mich., May 17, 1990, “My brother—Rev. Samuel Porter, was cured by 8t. Jacobs Saag a Sasobe il, E. J. Iumava, iT (8 THE BEST. Notice to Mining Contractors. er, pe construction of the Grase Valley oo poly for particulars ta BURNS, Buverintendent, J18-2w Nevada City, Cal. Stockholders’ Meeting. There will be Bele a ite office in the Natie: Fatt Broad Nevada City, at 7 PF, i A CRAWFORD, Beaemiaty: _ Nevada Pi Dec. 81, 1990. ph Ie ng end ad Money on pane B's will be received up to and including February iene 1891, at 12 o'clock noon, nnel Company header, 7}4x8 bred we have each ef us, a personal k mat according to the Dwr STAGE CO, ANNUAL . MARS the Stook holders of tho Downie eville af paid Thy eee fe gk a Famaary 12th, 1091 for the urpose of elect: . ‘9s repo ing rg ay ot "Directere for the coming i Meals at ali Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and ceoked to order in any style desired. Don't forget the place. LEDDY & CO., Opposite Dally Transcript OMoe. Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank and its Agenoy at Grass Valley, showing ite Financial conditien on the morning of January }st, 1891. RESOURC RS. Ban mises Beal! stave teken for ame. Cou ty Warrants.. o Loanson Real Estate....... Loanson Stooks, Beni we from Bank. Paid up Canit serve Fund,, naivides Due nes Due Deposivars Dividends Uapaid Wethe watloraigned do solemn’ e of the matters contained in the forebr ng statement, and that the same io & rue and correct report of the financialcondition ofthe Citizens Bank and its Agency 7 Greet a iea fi on the morning of Januasate d bel Phat th “ dots Nee om elief; an a © ange bee in Named ed are al im the custody of the ssid respondek a {ta proper officers and cor e furthermore solemnly swear that the’ yarnaiion, 64 will appear from the foregoPRESTON, President. JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. 8u wihet and sworn to before me this 2a Janney, iene . RED 9 Notary Public. New Store! . ~ Goods THOMAS KIDD, sorin Wines, . Liquors, _ prices. vine ta freak and omplete, amine my steck. et ne ne Ones i 3 THOMAS KIDD, Groceries Provisions, "1 pay forjonshjand sellatthelewestliving. 2 Oars will: ‘pay yeu to call and ox{ees a (HAW main et., Nevada ony, Are the Leading Nevada County HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, TINWARB, STOVES, . ‘Crockery, Glass Wae, Wood . Flour, Feat Grain, &c. and Willow Ware. ~Mintag Supple, ote,The famous “Baparioe Range.” The ‘Oliver’ Chilled Plow. Big line of Fine Cutlery. ct next. door tind use Bhiloh’s. winnie kee the California Powder POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of a.l in leavening strength —U. 8, Government Repost, Aug 17 1898, NRVADA OITYDancing Academy, At Odd Fcliews’? Hail. : Saturday Kvening at fo’ Cluck. termnoon at? e'e Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasosot the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. the practice of his profession, Francisce. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets (uwvapa city) W. D. VINTON, ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINE ilet Articles of al! k rescriptions by a competent! Druggist au Pp: eg mnarantod IL. ia RTA IO SHO TE a J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, and Pine Streets, Nevada 0 ity. Ex-Superior Judge of Nevada County, lor Sale by. the Ez Don't Fail to Try It. John Michell.. a _ +.» Proprigtor. DA SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EY: CHBILOREN'S CLASS, _very Satu rday AF Office, 14 Grant Avenue, San Fine Perfumery, peasy Boaps, Brushes . T OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad é weaae’ ee ee ———— LIBRARY exh hens ot oo Sa area s la eoeht bate werent Ge te = oaefiees GO, Mage lag (TH avtnut oo 100 teeter tad The Daily Transcript Judge's Library, ONE YEAR [Por 6.50 it ava Camptor Chora Liniment. For Catarrh C, C, LINIMENT Has No Peer —Trv it: . indorsed by the Medical Faculty. _Prescribed b + San Francisco's Leadin# PhyHas returned from Kuropo, and rowunr ed . gjojans, OAKLAND, February 7th,{1890, Thisies to-cortityjthat we have used the OC, @. Linkment in our family, and have found itto be the bost and moat effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases Of any that, we bave tried. We can unhesitatingly recq@~nmend it as a most powerful and useful remedy. K, R, DILLE, Pastor ofthe Firat M,.&. Church, eee Fer all chrente cases in connootien with is Cleansing the blood and toning upthe entire syatem. For Habitual Constipation, (ndigestion, 8 mar 5 ha ue noe aera ae pus up by Syrest: in EW "eS ONE GO, 1@ #1 13 2 evan oCereful attention given ‘to somponding, tlos $0; small bottles 26 cents, Sent postase paid on receipt of peice. br He C:C: Lintment-Co: ~ 2! Bush Street,.S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Ww. EX. BOND, General Manager and Seoretarv. fading Grocers ! ‘LILY WHITE,” The Best Family Flour in the Market. ot. Made at. Gridley, by the . CENTRAL MILLING CO. Clothing satisfied customers. aos logy fc an Odd Fellows’ ise BEGIN THE GOODS for the 4anD " FURNISHIN G Goons. ‘We do most ‘assuredly, and. we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well BH MILLER, Buildings Broad Street NEW YEAReS With a firm resolve to ‘i your trading ae re YOU Ci in get the LATES T. STYLE Least. iMoneyWe sai you andidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of & fe o, CU Seae a babes ocr sores