January 18, 1892 (4 pages)

or le ey ' & NER SON PSRNSSRNS ESR?steward _at_the County Hospital. He THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, ciVeha, County, Calir, a . /A Brief Record of Various Matters of Loca Published phar Evening Except Su: : days and Legal Holidays, Established Sept, 6, 1860. TexMs—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month ; $6 a Year. : MONDAY EV'NG, JAN. 18 From the weakening effects of changing ‘Weather, by hard work, or from a long ilhess, you need a good tonic and blood burifier like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. -{f you have never tried this Peculiar medicine, do 80 now. It will give you strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. ° “Thave been in poor health for several years, suffering with iridigestion, restlessness in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very ‘Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I eould rest well ~all-night and teet refreshed’ when I woke up. 4 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilia-ts all itis recommended to be.’ Mrs. H. D. _ Winans, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich. “I have used Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, -~-{t-being in my ‘opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” WM. G. Wurrrn, or ganist, St. Mary's Churchi, ‘Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much penefit from Hood’s Sursaparilla as a tonic after a tracted attack of pneumonia,” REv. ADA NOW A. _ Hood's’ Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. -g1; six for g5; Prépared by ©.1. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowgll, Mass. {O00 Doses One Dollar COMPANY “(” Tho Old Oficers Re-eloctod Saturday Night) CY Besrses was called into use. ‘There —Distinguished Visitors, The. biennial election of officers of _ Company. ” (Nevada, Light Guard), N.G. C.).wita lela Saturday evening. aud résulted in the.election of the follow-. &4 by law has been done, before the Ist ing: Geo, A. Nihell, Captain; P. F. Simonds, First Lieutenant;H. W. Rich, Second Lieutenant. ; Major W. A. Gett acted as in8pector not knowing the game laws had expired) of election. General T; W. Sheehan, Cal. J. W. Guthrie and Lieutenant-Coloney . Ed. H. McKee came up with him from Sacramento and attended the meeting. After the business of the evening had been transacted a collation was served in the Armory and a good social time had. There were speeches by the visiting officers and members of the local Company, and one of the best of these speeches was that of Col. Guthrie,to whom was assigned the subject of ‘‘The Ladies,”” a subject that he is peculiarly fitted to do justice to, as all of his comrades know. Company ‘‘O” has seventy-five men ori the roll and is in a prosperous condition. The ‘‘boys” are proceeding well with their arrangements for attending “the World’s Fair next year. Death of Cornelius Kalagher. Cornelius Kalagher, after an illness of several months, died in. this city this. _ morning ‘at. 10 e’clock. For the past seven years he had been the faithful was quiet, unassuming and an upright man. The funeral will take place from St. Canice Catholic (hurch on Weddnesday afternutn at two o'clook. aw-grel “quvgq of1s0ddo ‘900148 peoig ‘LaaNs] ‘py “qAe8sep 10} TeF10 seo]100g & uOyT, «S80]199q OYy,,, 48 “voy jo0q 40 e—yo0g jo OUgxT 8, 31qory—yurp eouvsoduiey ouy yy’ “UL prey 3,u0q American Legion of Honor. Owing to the absence of many. members of the order, the installation and . banquet which was to have taken place this week has been Postponed until the first Thursday in February, Mrs. C. D. Lock.iin, Mrs. Amevia Branp, rs) “ A. Boumenrnan, ( “°™: Miss Lina Locxitn, Card of Thanks. Mrs.-C. W. Beedle desires to return her sincere thanks to the many friends who so kindly rendered her assistance during the sickness of her deceased husband. lt It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not-be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for ‘Consumpthon and Conghs, that it-cured his wife whe was threatened with Pn nia after an attack of “‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, --Pa., <elaims Dr. King’s New Discovery hasdone him more good than anything he ever used fot Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. * “Absolutely Puro. . A Cream of Tartar-Baking Powder.—. _ Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. 8. Government: Food banal ‘jeach district. Is it not about time for . Plaint-is-more-defined and realy none has ® mure easily explainable origin when it. for la grippe, j2 HERE AND THERE, Interest, Who is the best man. in Nevada City God’s footstool: build a nice home. fire department than has Nevada City. you cannot trust—to the keeping of another. If you do not advertise in the TRANSCRIPT you cannot expect to doa good business. There are thousands of robins in the woods between Ray’s rinch and French Corral. Hunters, this is a fact. J. H. Neff of Placer county has got back to his old position as a member of the Board of State Prison Directors. “Every man in this county should assist the miner in his fight for fair play and a chance to make a living fer his family. How much~do-you Suppose you would have left if the devil really had all that is coming to him. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Every. member requested: to be present. ~ : It. is believed here that John F, Kidder of Grass Valley will be‘ the chairman of the Miners’ Convention. A big beom has—been started in San Francisco in his favor. © There were so many funerals at Grass Valley yesterday that one of the Nevada were no funerals here, and the hearse could be easily spared.,. Mine-owners should not overlook the fact that the law requires the filing of an affidavit that the annual work requirday of February. The woods were full of hunters yesterday. Those first in the field (the birds met with good success. Up to this writing no dead birds have been received at this office. i Yesterday morning the visiting military officer3;.escorted by several members of Company‘* C,” made the ascent of Sugar Louf Mountain to obtain a bird’s-eye view of tle Queen City of the Sierras, Be There was a very large audienve_at the Methodist Church last evening, not\far from five hundred people being in at> tendance. Rev. Mr. Chisholni’’is the most popular divine that has filled that pulpit for many years past. JamesO’Brien, of Smartsville, just over the line of Nevada county, received ™many prizes for the oranges he exhibited at the Auburn Citrus Fair last week. The oranges he raises on his place are first-class, for he always takes great pains in the cultivation of the fruit. Whynot declare-the-read -between Shurtleff’s store and ‘the residencé of Mrs. C. W. Beedle impassable? It is the most horrible piece of road in Nevada county, ard it would ouly, cost about $90 to put it in shape. If the road district is so poor that it cannot be repaired, it ought to be fenced in at once. At one place there is a hele large enough to take in a small team. Placer county is still in the lead. It secured the State.Citrus Fair this year, and now the energetic citizens of that county have formed a World’s Fair Association and appointed a. board cf directors comprising leading citizens of Nevada county to reach out for something, as well as form a World’s -Fair Association ? : The Transcrrer is indebted to W. DeWitt Tisdale, president of the National Bank at \an Jose, fer a vopy of the special edition of the Mercury of 40 pages. It is the most interesting paper of the kind ever published in California outside of San Francisco, and had we time and space to spare we would only be too pleased to give lengthy quotations fromthe paper of the rapid progress of that section of the State. at this city, continues to be seriously ill with the grip and his parishioners and other friends are much alarmed about him. It is hoped the good man will be spared for many more years of usefulness here on earth, ———— Taken for a Crank, A senii-fiendish delight often seems to possess people of strong nerves in sneering at those with weak ones. The irritability of the nervous hypochondriac is ridicuted as natural ill temper. The very genuine and distressing symptoms from which he suffers are made light of.* ‘‘He” or “she. is a crank!’* is the cheerful sort of sympathy with which the nervous inthoughtless, At the same time no comis chronie,. Imperfect ‘digestion and as-}. similation ate always’ aceompanied by nervous debility and anxiety. ~ Build’ up . b¢4l foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt the powders of assimilation and diges'ion . *94 satisfactory results are ebthined by with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and. "ing teat old reliable remedy, » Ded. H. nervous symptoms, sick headaches and a as y s Volcanic Oil Liniment. For generally feeble condition of the system are remedied. Remember ‘that fearful ravages are produced by lq grippe among weakly, nervous people. Hostetter’s Stomach ‘Bitters cures it, and prevents . 4 Improvement Amedietitn, Enquire malaria, rheuma ‘ism and kidney’ comyo _ Grorax C. Gartoagp. plaint. = The snow at the San Jose mine is four » 1892. feet deep. SAR Siar ——= Nevada City is the place in which to ; All Run Down Very few cities can boast of a better Your good name is the one thing that at this city, left today for San Francisco, which place they will make their future home. In a Critical Condition. his money. he a Rev. Father Tanham, the Catholic priest A Safe Investment. valid meets from the unfeeling and the . If you have go immédiately to J. J. Jackt 2 _—S——— een ~nemipeeecsseetat = PERSONAL MENTION and Young, today. over from French Corral today. I. J. Rolfe packed his carpet-sack teday and left for San Francisco. T. G. Smith, an old-time resident of San Juan, was in town today. Miss Cora Lord of San Francisco is visiting friends in Grass Valley. B. J. Watson went to San Francisco yesterday afternoon: Mrs. Fenton arrived here yesterday from French Corral on a visit to friends, Ben. Pellow of Washingten was in town Saturday on his way below. R. W, Wark of Pike City arrived here Sunday of his way below. J. Campbell of Sacramento was in town Saturday evening. ; Robt. Ash of San Francisco was in town Sunday. Major McBride of San Juan is here on his way below. = B. H. Miller is still on the sick list He-is not able to leave his room. sh 20 Che Allan .went.to.Sen-Francisse ‘today to‘attend the Miners’ Convention as a spectator, . I. J. Rolfe was over to San Juan and installed the officers of the Royal Chaptér, Washington ‘Hotel at Washington is in town. C. J. Schuster of San Francisco was in town Saturday on his way to Sierra county. * Gev. A. M. Dobbie of Bloomfield arrived here Saturday evening on his way below. . Sherman Marsh and Will J. Dennis went to Los Angeles Sunday mornins on a visit to relatives for a ‘month. T. J. Marhew of San Francisco arrived here Sunday evening to rethain a few days. D. T. Cole of the Mountain House was in town Sunday on his way to San Francisco to attend the Miners’-Convention. M. L. Elliott. J. G, Mather of North Bloomfield was} ©. J. Brand. in town Sunday on his way to San. . H. M. Place. Francisco. : E. A. Wiltsee. J. E. Cu npion of Forest City was in A. Burrows. town Sunday on his way to San FranGeo. A: Hare. cisco, . W. F. Englebright. J. A. Rapp, who has been to San} R. McMurray. isco on busi » returned home C. D. Eastin. yesterday. P. Foley. Deputy Revenue Collector ‘Cole, who has been up o Truckee for a few days, returned home last evening. Mrs. Lillie Hart,~who has been at the Central House visiting. her sister, Mra. C. Galbraith, returned home. Saturday. N. ©. Miller of French Co; left for San Francisco today te attenth the Miners’ Convention, = > Col. E. D. Boyle, superintendent of the Alta mine at Gold Hill, arrived in this city this morning on his way to San Juan. a Chas. E. Mulloy was able to make his appearance on the streets this afternoon after about ten days’ wrestling with the grip. as a cigar-maker at W. Giffin’s, left this morning for Tacoma to be catcher in the baseball league there. Miss K. Kalagher, who formerly resided in this city but now living in San Francisco, arrived on Saturday last on a telegraph call on account of her brether’s illness, T. F. Morris and wife of the Mountain House, who have been spending a week Warren Spencer arrived here Sunday from San Francisco to visit, his many . frinds at the county seat. He says that the San Jo e miue will be reopened about the first of May. Trutu lies always where men do not seek it. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption. — It ig guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when store. son’s Bechive Grocery Store and get some of-that fine Whiskey. It isa sure eure] § a ee Re Two Good Miich Cows id For sale by the Hevada County Land Bane, At Sierra City, January 10th, to thel agreeable to the ad tle in their evada City, can give you, bet. Wife of S. Gillham, son. . setion, "See tale tex Chee lace ented. At Downieville, January 1th, to the saad toi teas : wife of A. J. Meroux, a son. : : a ag ‘Gok aca ot fae Eransizco, Jen. Vi, te the Wile In ths bey Jan. 18, C Kalagher, aged 2. W.N. Brandon of Omega is in town. a. Nevada City is the healthiest place on Thomas Martin and J. B. Miller were. most as well represented, Most of the E. T. Worthley Propretor of the. _ B. Kasderka, who has been employed : THE MINERS’ CONVENTION. Social and Ofer Notes Alot Peale Od! The DelaesAssaing Fm Al Pa of — . . Cireat Preparations in the Navy Depart: The State. Geo. Graves, manager of the Bridge-. in San Francisco Wednesday, will have meat. port toll road, is a very sick man. full delegations from Nevada and all the ; J. F. Goding of You Bet was in town . other mining ceunties, and nearly all the —— other counties of the State will be alNevada county contingent whe are not already at the Bay left en this noon’s Hon. Niles Searls of this city, whe had been selected by the Executive Committee of the San Fra Miners’ Associatiott as the person whom they would nominate for permanent Chairman of the convention, will be unable to attend. He is suffering from a neuralgic inflammation of the eyes, and although he has-been im proving rapidly during the past few days he is as yet compelled to keep his eyes bandaged or else remain in_a darkened room. He has given his proxy te EK. J. Rector and accompanies it with a written request to the credential committee to admit that gentleman as a delegate. Hon. J. M. Walling of this city will most hkely be the permanent Chairman of the convention. He is in every way qualified for the place and weuld be found equal to any emergency. will represent Nevada county: » J. M. Walling. J.8. McBride. A. B. Dibble. E. J. Rector: D. T. Hughes. A. Tregidgo. L. 8. Calkins. P. Campbell. G. D. McLean. . N. ©. Miller, D. R: McKillican. A. M., Dobbie. H. C. Callahan. Geo. KE. Turner, J. G. Mather. G T. C. Hocking. Edward Coleman. Geo. A. Nihell. Geo. Fletcher. Edwin Tilley. J. 8. Goodwin. Joseph Weissbein. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything ‘that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited, and. when Syrup of Figs. was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and rehing tothe taste and prompt ani to-cleanse the system gent’y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the-more pop+. ular it becomes: HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. A. M. Dobbie, Bloomtield, have fought the miners at every turn. A = -s Quitiey, rgntines ue ips of propriety ought to cause thein to E. W. Ephrian, "e ecline the honor, but some people do net J. Benhayan, “ jared what propriety is. These men will T. J. Mahew, + go to the convention tor mischief, and the . kee 3s friends of mining should sit down on Bloomtield,J. E. Cumpion, Forest City, R. H. Wark, Pike City, J, 8. McBride, San Juan; W. R. Campbell, Sacramento, C, H. Chadsey, os Lieut. Col, E. H. McKee, ‘ + The Miners’. Convention to assemble smen-who}-—Ohas:-Grimer a 4et al. Motion -for change of venue . ed it was brought to light that the sailors on hand. Hearst writers charged Martin Kelly with stealing tire engines from that city, ~Kelley-is-said-to-tiave a gout cause; chinery of San Francisco will reverse the suit from a blow-toa drawing card. to the Miners’ Convention are certainly prejudiced against the miners. They C. H. Briot and w., Chicago Park, them heavily if they attempt any foolishE. B. Covey, Camptenville, ness. D.T, Cole, Mountain House, to injure you. we delight to tell. WAR. INEVITABLE [By Telegraph to the Transcript ] WashIncrTon, Jan. 20. There is great excitement in the Navy Departiitnt, and every preparation is now being made for war with Chile. Information has reached: here that Chile has been buying an immense @inount of war material in Europe. Supertor Court. t The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Gold Q. M. Co, Decree quieting titleThe People vs. George Vincent, arraignment. _Given_until Monday next to plead. The People vs, James Feeney . and Manuel Scoble. Arraignment fixed. for Trial re-set for i. bruary 8th, Conrad Grissel vs, Boston Mining Co. Deimurrer to company overruled by. stipulation between counsel, In the matter of the astate of M, to set apart property exempt from. executien postponed one ‘week. In the matter of the estate of J. M. Traverse, deceased: Letters of administration issued to public administrator. , Boyd E. Dilley vs. his creditors. Discharge of insolvent granted. In the matter of the estate of Wm. Kemp, deceased, Order that letters testamentary issue to Harriet Sarah. Theodore Wilhelm ys, 0. N. Burnham granted to San Francisco coufity. Jury ordered to be in attendance on January 23d not requiied until Vebruary 8th. ——_—_—_—_—_—————— The United States and Chile. What will result from the present trouble between the United States and Chile is hard to determine. For some months past trouble has /been brewing and getting more serious. The straw that broke the camel's back was the attack on the sailors of the United States cruiser Baltimore by a Chilean mob. At the investigation that has just been finishwere not to blame in any manner whatever, —~e Oe Won’t Make Much. The Examiner has a $75,000 libel suit but it issafe to wager that the Examiner's connections with the Democratic he ————-~e0What the Placer Herald Says. a Some of the delegates from Sacramento , Roan hi et THE man you have wronged is not apt ————+_ 6G o> — Tue truth about other people is what ‘Tus world would bea mighty pleasGeorge Fletcher et al. vs. Maryland . ’ Byrne, Jr., deceased. Hearing* motion . reliable. ‘ROYAL BAKING POWDER . Prof. Hanks Shows Wa . The Great Economy in its Use. . I purchased: samples of the Royal Baking Powder, which I examined chemically and compared with a number of others bought at the same time. . I detected in it no impurity or adulteration. It is uniform, pure, t * I find one pound of the Royal to contain 200 cubic inches more available Carbonic Acid gas . en en a bd tJ Chemist, Assayrr and Geologist, State of California. than the best of the others, ee AN INSULE Miners’ Convention, The Placer county mining men called aconvention of miners to meet in San Francisco on Wednesday next, Thoy asked all the counties in the State to send delegates. ‘The response has exceeded the expectations of the Placer county men and even the miners themselves. The convention was called. in the interest of miners and miners alone. To the astonishment of the people at large who are interested in mining, such counties as Sacramento and Colusa have elected delegates to attend the convention for the sole purpose of creating dissension and attempt to thwart the purpose for which the cenvention was called. We sincerely hope that the anti-mining, crank delegates, such ay McClatchy of the Sacramento Bee and Green of the Colusa Sun, will get so badly sat upon that their names will not be heard of again until the resurrection day, Ty all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ray We Me, DEBILTy For these complaints take Simmons aiver Regulatog,; It keeps the stomach tlearand prevents any of the above poisons ‘rom getting in the system, or, if therg uready it will drive them out, no matte: iow Strongly rooted or long-standing, and rou will again have goo! health and be wappy. Have you a pain in the side, back o1 mder the shoulder-blade? It is not rheu natism but dyspepsia. 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VIATON: Knw?S CONSTANTLY ON HAND ™* mplete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded, > Proprietor, BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— ries, Envelopes, Inks,’ Pens, Pencils, Sorap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, .Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete., Ete., Etc. All of which will be sold at “Low Prices, Notice for Proving Will, 1% the “Superior Gourt in and for the County Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of John Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 8th day of January, 1892, notice is hereb given that ‘Thurs. day, the 21st day of anuary, 1892, at 10 o'clock a, m. of said day, at the Court ‘Room of said Court, at the Court House in the vity ore Perna of Nevada, has appointed as time and for ) yp ype of said John Ri of John T. Morgan for the 8 to him of Letters Testamentary when and where an‘ ae6 senha the same. ae eee Dated January 8th, 1892. 1M. SQUIRT, Tov, Pte Ca, Embryo Congressman. John F, Davis of Calaveras county wants to be the Republican nominee for Congress this Fall. There are lots of men in this district secking the same honor. From the Sublime To the ridiculous is buta step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is but a jump if you use Cephaline ‘for headache. For sale by Carr Bros, or W, D. Vinton, . ae er area . Ir you want a very fine turnout of any -kind goto Henry Lane's Feed and Liyery Stable. tf bran Hasqurae Tall. AT ARMORY HALL, FRIDAY BVENING, FEBRUARY 5th, °92 GIVEN BY JOHN MICHELL thask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, — Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawford, M. M. Barth and John Micholl. Masks and costumes may be procured at Lester & Crawford's, Dr. C. w. Chapman, DEN Tisr, SPYRO OUNV cys ye CAL, Office with Dr, N> F.Chapma:, Sacramento stree 020-tf, Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Ledies-in-}DMP int tint Worse Than California. Thieves in California have been known to become so hardened as to steal the sacred utensils from the ve.try of a church, but it is doubtful : if they have ever went so far as to atop a funeral procession and reb the miuister and undertaker, as was uone in Hilladale county, Michigan, a few days ago. Tn vain the eyes are filled with light: In vain the cheek with beauty glows, Unless the teech are pureand white, Unless the breath is like the rose; And SOZODONT alone supplies These beauties that we all so prize. Girl Wantea To wait on table at a hotel. Apply at this office, j6-tf LESG & SHAW, MAIN STRER?,,. toossNEVADA CITY Dealers in FURNITURE, BEDS, House ‘Furnishing Goods, Ete, Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING &@~ Picture Frames Made to order J. M. 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or le ey ' & NER SON PSRNSSRNS ESR?steward _at_the County Hospital. He THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, ciVeha, County, Calir, a . /A Brief Record of Various Matters of Loca Published phar Evening Except Su: : days and Legal Holidays, Established Sept, 6, 1860. TexMs—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month ; $6 a Year. : MONDAY EV'NG, JAN. 18 From the weakening effects of changing ‘Weather, by hard work, or from a long ilhess, you need a good tonic and blood burifier like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. -{f you have never tried this Peculiar medicine, do 80 now. It will give you strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. ° “Thave been in poor health for several years, suffering with iridigestion, restlessness in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very ‘Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I eould rest well ~all-night and teet refreshed’ when I woke up. 4 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilia-ts all itis recommended to be.’ Mrs. H. D. _ Winans, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich. “I have used Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, -~-{t-being in my ‘opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” WM. G. Wurrrn, or ganist, St. Mary's Churchi, ‘Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much penefit from Hood’s Sursaparilla as a tonic after a tracted attack of pneumonia,” REv. ADA NOW A. _ Hood's’ Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. -g1; six for g5; Prépared by ©.1. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowgll, Mass. {O00 Doses One Dollar COMPANY “(” Tho Old Oficers Re-eloctod Saturday Night) CY Besrses was called into use. ‘There —Distinguished Visitors, The. biennial election of officers of _ Company. ” (Nevada, Light Guard), N.G. C.).wita lela Saturday evening. aud résulted in the.election of the follow-. &4 by law has been done, before the Ist ing: Geo, A. Nihell, Captain; P. F. Simonds, First Lieutenant;H. W. Rich, Second Lieutenant. ; Major W. A. Gett acted as in8pector not knowing the game laws had expired) of election. General T; W. Sheehan, Cal. J. W. Guthrie and Lieutenant-Coloney . Ed. H. McKee came up with him from Sacramento and attended the meeting. After the business of the evening had been transacted a collation was served in the Armory and a good social time had. There were speeches by the visiting officers and members of the local Company, and one of the best of these speeches was that of Col. Guthrie,to whom was assigned the subject of ‘‘The Ladies,”” a subject that he is peculiarly fitted to do justice to, as all of his comrades know. Company ‘‘O” has seventy-five men ori the roll and is in a prosperous condition. The ‘‘boys” are proceeding well with their arrangements for attending “the World’s Fair next year. Death of Cornelius Kalagher. Cornelius Kalagher, after an illness of several months, died in. this city this. _ morning ‘at. 10 e’clock. For the past seven years he had been the faithful was quiet, unassuming and an upright man. The funeral will take place from St. Canice Catholic (hurch on Weddnesday afternutn at two o'clook. aw-grel “quvgq of1s0ddo ‘900148 peoig ‘LaaNs] ‘py “qAe8sep 10} TeF10 seo]100g & uOyT, «S80]199q OYy,,, 48 “voy jo0q 40 e—yo0g jo OUgxT 8, 31qory—yurp eouvsoduiey ouy yy’ “UL prey 3,u0q American Legion of Honor. Owing to the absence of many. members of the order, the installation and . banquet which was to have taken place this week has been Postponed until the first Thursday in February, Mrs. C. D. Lock.iin, Mrs. Amevia Branp, rs) “ A. Boumenrnan, ( “°™: Miss Lina Locxitn, Card of Thanks. Mrs.-C. W. Beedle desires to return her sincere thanks to the many friends who so kindly rendered her assistance during the sickness of her deceased husband. lt It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not-be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for ‘Consumpthon and Conghs, that it-cured his wife whe was threatened with Pn nia after an attack of “‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, --Pa., <elaims Dr. King’s New Discovery hasdone him more good than anything he ever used fot Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. * “Absolutely Puro. . A Cream of Tartar-Baking Powder.—. _ Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. 8. Government: Food banal ‘jeach district. Is it not about time for . Plaint-is-more-defined and realy none has ® mure easily explainable origin when it. for la grippe, j2 HERE AND THERE, Interest, Who is the best man. in Nevada City God’s footstool: build a nice home. fire department than has Nevada City. you cannot trust—to the keeping of another. If you do not advertise in the TRANSCRIPT you cannot expect to doa good business. There are thousands of robins in the woods between Ray’s rinch and French Corral. Hunters, this is a fact. J. H. Neff of Placer county has got back to his old position as a member of the Board of State Prison Directors. “Every man in this county should assist the miner in his fight for fair play and a chance to make a living fer his family. How much~do-you Suppose you would have left if the devil really had all that is coming to him. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp.. Every. member requested: to be present. ~ : It. is believed here that John F, Kidder of Grass Valley will be‘ the chairman of the Miners’ Convention. A big beom has—been started in San Francisco in his favor. © There were so many funerals at Grass Valley yesterday that one of the Nevada were no funerals here, and the hearse could be easily spared.,. Mine-owners should not overlook the fact that the law requires the filing of an affidavit that the annual work requirday of February. The woods were full of hunters yesterday. Those first in the field (the birds met with good success. Up to this writing no dead birds have been received at this office. i Yesterday morning the visiting military officer3;.escorted by several members of Company‘* C,” made the ascent of Sugar Louf Mountain to obtain a bird’s-eye view of tle Queen City of the Sierras, Be There was a very large audienve_at the Methodist Church last evening, not\far from five hundred people being in at> tendance. Rev. Mr. Chisholni’’is the most popular divine that has filled that pulpit for many years past. JamesO’Brien, of Smartsville, just over the line of Nevada county, received ™many prizes for the oranges he exhibited at the Auburn Citrus Fair last week. The oranges he raises on his place are first-class, for he always takes great pains in the cultivation of the fruit. Whynot declare-the-read -between Shurtleff’s store and ‘the residencé of Mrs. C. W. Beedle impassable? It is the most horrible piece of road in Nevada county, ard it would ouly, cost about $90 to put it in shape. If the road district is so poor that it cannot be repaired, it ought to be fenced in at once. At one place there is a hele large enough to take in a small team. Placer county is still in the lead. It secured the State.Citrus Fair this year, and now the energetic citizens of that county have formed a World’s Fair Association and appointed a. board cf directors comprising leading citizens of Nevada county to reach out for something, as well as form a World’s -Fair Association ? : The Transcrrer is indebted to W. DeWitt Tisdale, president of the National Bank at \an Jose, fer a vopy of the special edition of the Mercury of 40 pages. It is the most interesting paper of the kind ever published in California outside of San Francisco, and had we time and space to spare we would only be too pleased to give lengthy quotations fromthe paper of the rapid progress of that section of the State. at this city, continues to be seriously ill with the grip and his parishioners and other friends are much alarmed about him. It is hoped the good man will be spared for many more years of usefulness here on earth, ———— Taken for a Crank, A senii-fiendish delight often seems to possess people of strong nerves in sneering at those with weak ones. The irritability of the nervous hypochondriac is ridicuted as natural ill temper. The very genuine and distressing symptoms from which he suffers are made light of.* ‘‘He” or “she. is a crank!’* is the cheerful sort of sympathy with which the nervous inthoughtless, At the same time no comis chronie,. Imperfect ‘digestion and as-}. similation ate always’ aceompanied by nervous debility and anxiety. ~ Build’ up . b¢4l foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt the powders of assimilation and diges'ion . *94 satisfactory results are ebthined by with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and. "ing teat old reliable remedy, » Ded. H. nervous symptoms, sick headaches and a as y s Volcanic Oil Liniment. For generally feeble condition of the system are remedied. Remember ‘that fearful ravages are produced by lq grippe among weakly, nervous people. Hostetter’s Stomach ‘Bitters cures it, and prevents . 4 Improvement Amedietitn, Enquire malaria, rheuma ‘ism and kidney’ comyo _ Grorax C. Gartoagp. plaint. = The snow at the San Jose mine is four » 1892. feet deep. SAR Siar ——= Nevada City is the place in which to ; All Run Down Very few cities can boast of a better Your good name is the one thing that at this city, left today for San Francisco, which place they will make their future home. In a Critical Condition. his money. he a Rev. Father Tanham, the Catholic priest A Safe Investment. valid meets from the unfeeling and the . If you have go immédiately to J. J. Jackt 2 _—S——— een ~nemipeeecsseetat = PERSONAL MENTION and Young, today. over from French Corral today. I. J. Rolfe packed his carpet-sack teday and left for San Francisco. T. G. Smith, an old-time resident of San Juan, was in town today. Miss Cora Lord of San Francisco is visiting friends in Grass Valley. B. J. Watson went to San Francisco yesterday afternoon: Mrs. Fenton arrived here yesterday from French Corral on a visit to friends, Ben. Pellow of Washingten was in town Saturday on his way below. R. W, Wark of Pike City arrived here Sunday of his way below. J. Campbell of Sacramento was in town Saturday evening. ; Robt. Ash of San Francisco was in town Sunday. Major McBride of San Juan is here on his way below. = B. H. Miller is still on the sick list He-is not able to leave his room. sh 20 Che Allan .went..to.Sen-Francisse ‘today to‘attend the Miners’ Convention as a spectator, . I. J. Rolfe was over to San Juan and installed the officers of the Royal Chaptér, Washington ‘Hotel at Washington is in town. C. J. Schuster of San Francisco was in town Saturday on his way to Sierra county. * Gev. A. M. Dobbie of Bloomfield arrived here Saturday evening on his way below. . Sherman Marsh and Will J. Dennis went to Los Angeles Sunday mornins on a visit to relatives for a ‘month. T. J. Marhew of San Francisco arrived here Sunday evening to rethain a few days. D. T. Cole of the Mountain House was in town Sunday on his way to San Francisco to attend the Miners’-Convention. M. L. Elliott. J. G, Mather of North Bloomfield was} ©. J. Brand. in town Sunday on his way to San. . H. M. Place. Francisco. : E. A. Wiltsee. J. E. Cu npion of Forest City was in A. Burrows. town Sunday on his way to San FranGeo. A: Hare. cisco, . W. F. Englebright. J. A. Rapp, who has been to San} R. McMurray. isco on busi » returned home C. D. Eastin. yesterday. P. Foley. Deputy Revenue Collector ‘Cole, who has been up o Truckee for a few days, returned home last evening. Mrs. Lillie Hart,~who has been at the Central House visiting. her sister, Mra. C. Galbraith, returned home. Saturday. N. ©. Miller of French Co; left for San Francisco today te attenth the Miners’ Convention, = > Col. E. D. Boyle, superintendent of the Alta mine at Gold Hill, arrived in this city this morning on his way to San Juan. a Chas. E. Mulloy was able to make his appearance on the streets this afternoon after about ten days’ wrestling with the grip. as a cigar-maker at W. Giffin’s, left this morning for Tacoma to be catcher in the baseball league there. Miss K. Kalagher, who formerly resided in this city but now living in San Francisco, arrived on Saturday last on a telegraph call on account of her brether’s illness, T. F. Morris and wife of the Mountain House, who have been spending a week Warren Spencer arrived here Sunday from San Francisco to visit, his many . frinds at the county seat. He says that the San Jo e miue will be reopened about the first of May. Trutu lies always where men do not seek it. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption. — It ig guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when store. son’s Bechive Grocery Store and get some of-that fine Whiskey. It isa sure eure] § a ee Re Two Good Miich Cows id For sale by the Hevada County Land Bane, At Sierra City, January 10th, to thel agreeable to the ad tle in their evada City, can give you, bet. Wife of S. Gillham, son. . setion, "See tale tex Chee lace ented. At Downieville, January 1th, to the saad toi teas : wife of A. J. Meroux, a son. : : a ag ‘Gok aca ot fae Eransizco, Jen. Vi, te the Wile In ths bey Jan. 18, C Kalagher, aged 2. W.N. Brandon of Omega is in town. a. Nevada City is the healthiest place on Thomas Martin and J. B. Miller were. most as well represented, Most of the E. T. Worthley Propretor of the. _ B. Kasderka, who has been employed : THE MINERS’ CONVENTION. Social and Ofer Notes Alot Peale Od! The DelaesAssaing Fm Al Pa of — . . Cireat Preparations in the Navy Depart: The State. Geo. Graves, manager of the Bridge-. in San Francisco Wednesday, will have meat. port toll road, is a very sick man. full delegations from Nevada and all the ; J. F. Goding of You Bet was in town . other mining ceunties, and nearly all the —— other counties of the State will be alNevada county contingent whe are not already at the Bay left en this noon’s Hon. Niles Searls of this city, whe had been selected by the Executive Committee of the San Fra Miners’ Associatiott as the person whom they would nominate for permanent Chairman of the convention, will be unable to attend. He is suffering from a neuralgic inflammation of the eyes, and although he has-been im proving rapidly during the past few days he is as yet compelled to keep his eyes bandaged or else remain in_a darkened room. He has given his proxy te EK. J. Rector and accompanies it with a written request to the credential committee to admit that gentleman as a delegate. Hon. J. M. Walling of this city will most hkely be the permanent Chairman of the convention. He is in every way qualified for the place and weuld be found equal to any emergency. will represent Nevada county: » J. M. Walling. J.8. McBride. A. B. Dibble. E. J. Rector: D. T. Hughes. A. Tregidgo. L. 8. Calkins. P. Campbell. G. D. McLean. . N. ©. Miller, D. R: McKillican. A. M., Dobbie. H. C. Callahan. Geo. KE. 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T. C. Hocking. Edward Coleman. Geo. A. Nihell. Geo. Fletcher. Edwin Tilley. J. 8. Goodwin. Joseph Weissbein. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything ‘that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited, and. when Syrup of Figs. was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and rehing tothe taste and prompt ani to-cleanse the system gent’y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the-more pop+. ular it becomes: HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. A. M. Dobbie, Bloomtield, have fought the miners at every turn. A = -s Quitiey, rgntines ue ips of propriety ought to cause thein to E. W. Ephrian, "e ecline the honor, but some people do net J. Benhayan, “ jared what propriety is. These men will T. J. Mahew, + go to the convention tor mischief, and the . kee 3s friends of mining should sit down on Bloomtield,J. E. Cumpion, Forest City, R. H. Wark, Pike City, J, 8. McBride, San Juan; W. R. Campbell, Sacramento, C, H. Chadsey, os Lieut. Col, E. H. McKee, ‘ + The Miners’. Convention to assemble smen-who}-—Ohas:-Grimer a 4et al. Motion -for change of venue . ed it was brought to light that the sailors on hand. Hearst writers charged Martin Kelly with stealing tire engines from that city, ~Kelley-is-said-to-tiave a gout cause; chinery of San Francisco will reverse the suit from a blow-toa drawing card. to the Miners’ Convention are certainly prejudiced against the miners. They C. H. Briot and w., Chicago Park, them heavily if they attempt any foolishE. B. Covey, Camptenville, ness. D.T, Cole, Mountain House, to injure you. we delight to tell. WAR. INEVITABLE [By Telegraph to the Transcript ] WashIncrTon, Jan. 20. There is great excitement in the Navy Departiitnt, and every preparation is now being made for war with Chile. Information has reached: here that Chile has been buying an immense @inount of war material in Europe. Supertor Court. t The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Gold Q. M. Co, Decree quieting titleThe People vs. George Vincent, arraignment. _Given_until Monday next to plead. The People vs, James Feeney . and Manuel Scoble. Arraignment fixed. for Trial re-set for i. bruary 8th, Conrad Grissel vs, Boston Mining Co. Deimurrer to company overruled by. stipulation between counsel, In the matter of the astate of M, to set apart property exempt from. executien postponed one ‘week. In the matter of the estate of J. M. Traverse, deceased: Letters of administration issued to public administrator. , Boyd E. Dilley vs. his creditors. Discharge of insolvent granted. In the matter of the estate of Wm. Kemp, deceased, Order that letters testamentary issue to Harriet Sarah. Theodore Wilhelm ys, 0. N. Burnham granted to San Francisco coufity. Jury ordered to be in attendance on January 23d not requiied until Vebruary 8th. ——_—_—_—_—_—————— The United States and Chile. What will result from the present trouble between the United States and Chile is hard to determine. For some months past trouble has /been brewing and getting more serious. The straw that broke the camel's back was the attack on the sailors of the United States cruiser Baltimore by a Chilean mob. At the investigation that has just been finishwere not to blame in any manner whatever, —~e Oe Won’t Make Much. The Examiner has a $75,000 libel suit but it issafe to wager that the Examiner's connections with the Democratic he ————-~e0What the Placer Herald Says. a Some of the delegates from Sacramento , Roan hi et THE man you have wronged is not apt ————+_ 6G o> — Tue truth about other people is what ‘Tus world would bea mighty pleasGeorge Fletcher et al. vs. Maryland . ’ Byrne, Jr., deceased. Hearing* motion . reliable. ‘ROYAL BAKING POWDER . Prof. Hanks Shows Wa . The Great Economy in its Use. . I purchased: samples of the Royal Baking Powder, which I examined chemically and compared with a number of others bought at the same time. . I detected in it no impurity or adulteration. It is uniform, pure, t * I find one pound of the Royal to contain 200 cubic inches more available Carbonic Acid gas . en en a bd tJ Chemist, Assayrr and Geologist, State of California. than the best of the others, ee AN INSULE Miners’ Convention, The Placer county mining men called aconvention of miners to meet in San Francisco on Wednesday next, Thoy asked all the counties in the State to send delegates. ‘The response has exceeded the expectations of the Placer county men and even the miners themselves. The convention was called. in the interest of miners and miners alone. To the astonishment of the people at large who are interested in mining, such counties as Sacramento and Colusa have elected delegates to attend the convention for the sole purpose of creating dissension and attempt to thwart the purpose for which the cenvention was called. We sincerely hope that the anti-mining, crank delegates, such ay McClatchy of the Sacramento Bee and Green of the Colusa Sun, will get so badly sat upon that their names will not be heard of again until the resurrection day, Ty all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ray We Me, DEBILTy For these complaints take Simmons aiver Regulatog,; It keeps the stomach tlearand prevents any of the above poisons ‘rom getting in the system, or, if therg uready it will drive them out, no matte: iow Strongly rooted or long-standing, and rou will again have goo! health and be wappy. Have you a pain in the side, back o1 mder the shoulder-blade? It is not rheu natism but dyspepsia. Take Simmom diver Regulator, A 7 Does your heart throb violently afte: musual exertion or excitement? it is not art discase, but indigestion. Take Simmons Liver Regulator, “Asa maticr of conceived duty to humanity ) vish to bear my testimony to the unfailing virtues 4 Simmons Liver Regitaw:, If people could nly know what a sp! 1 medicine it is, there vould be many a p! i : Anti-mining” Cranks Who Will Be In The: 50 cents, Children 25 cents, Col. J. W. Guthrie, ' bi Maj. W. A. Gett, #6 Gen. T. W. Sheehan, as W. P. Clerkin, Pike City, ° Warren Sp » San Francisco, a Balderdash, [ostapasienemeenmmemsnransmsmeieeree te —— Ee Guaranteed Cure. ee Probibitionist, published afterward? Ifnot, we recommend Hood’s THE man whe hesitates usually saves . #t Seattle, Washington (strange place for ys. nad Tnoreniors gos —— such a paper),comes out with the name of . *24 8° tones the stomach and bowels that . General John Bidwell, of Chico, as the the food is property digested and assimila’ , a right man to lead the Prohibitionist forces mem in the National campaign of 1892. The paper is quite strong in its. argument for Ese General Bidwell’s candidacy, which ean be but an empty honor. ant place if it were easy to conceal our own faults as to detect the faults of others. eee ———_—________ Can You Kat Heartily, with relish and without distress The Latost. Weare exclusive agents for the celebrated ‘* CLAUS ” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND ‘SOISSORS. Come and get a pair, take them ; re * To allay si subdue inflammation, A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium habits can be given without the patient's . knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least. degree ; manufactured by the Emer son ape Co.; San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada . frou a band of horses, ity tf a description of them : St0x headache is the bane of many lives; Odd ts Ber A RE COLT, tour on at his Office on Commercial street, First hi tore. Large size 5c. and $1.00. Habits. The East India ‘cure for these awful we Dp. J.-H. McLean's Little t years and 13 days,class dentistry in all ite branches.at low . "°°°"*"?We authorize our advertised druggist . isfactory return them and get a new pair. used for any affection of Throat, Lungs . to. sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for or Chest, such as Consumption, InflamConsumption, Coughs and Colds, upon mation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, . this condition. -1f you are afllicted with Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc. Itis. a Cough, Cold or any Lang, Throat or pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly . Chest trouble, and will use this remedy safe, and can always be depended upon . as directed, giving it a fair trial, and exTrial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug . perience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded, Have You the Grip or Symptoms of It . We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug . " harmless, == NO QUESTIONS ASKED. in the nursery. It is 4 gentle laxative, COLTS Lost. gi : > are. O8@ GRAY HORSE COLT, th ver and Kindney Pillets. They are old in Spring. Heanded ry on at He Aber the brand. ; Dr. J. F, Shaw has returned from Plu£1 will give a liberal Reward ‘ found . te anyone notifying me or will ° mas and Sierrs counties and can be f iret . ™fertintion that will lead to trol ome and try them. If not perfectly satLEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. Ooo Something Fancy. Simons Liver Regulator is invaluable oe Steward Offered. —— Ban Nevada City, the latter part of November last, three colts estrayed The following is old hy i ah Branded with One SMALL COLT, ish color, two . been sia Sut ory not remem: ait A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, . . @ Also a complete stock of the the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson. d5-tf withouta patient ané Nany an interfina! socior’s bill saved, [ con ider it infallible in malarial infection, Thad, fo many years, been x perfect physical wreck from s ombination of complaints, all the outgrowth o nalaria in my system, and, even vider the skillfu tands of Lr, B Page ort Jones, of this city, I hac Jespaired of ever being. a well woman again Simmons Liver Regulator was recommended te ne, { tried it: it helped me, and itis the only ching that sver did me any good, I persevered ir ts use and Iam now in ‘perfect health, —] know your medicine cured me and . alwavs keepitana “eliable ‘stand by’ in iny family.”"—Mus, Magy Rav Camden Ale : Nevada Drag and Stationery Stor Odd Fellows Fui'ding, . Broad Street, NEVADA CiTy, W. D. VIATON: Knw?S CONSTANTLY ON HAND ™* mplete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded, > Proprietor, BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— ries, Envelopes, Inks,’ Pens, Pencils, Sorap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, .Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete., Ete., Etc. All of which will be sold at “Low Prices, Notice for Proving Will, 1% the “Superior Gourt in and for the County Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of John Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 8th day of January, 1892, notice is hereb given that ‘Thurs. day, the 21st day of anuary, 1892, at 10 o'clock a, m. of said day, at the Court ‘Room of said Court, at the Court House in the vity ore Perna of Nevada, has appointed as time and for ) yp ype of said John Ri of John T. Morgan for the 8 to him of Letters Testamentary when and where an‘ ae6 senha the same. ae eee Dated January 8th, 1892. 1M. SQUIRT, Tov, Pte Ca, Embryo Congressman. John F, Davis of Calaveras county wants to be the Republican nominee for Congress this Fall. There are lots of men in this district secking the same honor. From the Sublime To the ridiculous is buta step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is but a jump if you use Cephaline ‘for headache. For sale by Carr Bros, or W, D. Vinton, . ae er area . Ir you want a very fine turnout of any -kind goto Henry Lane's Feed and Liyery Stable. tf bran Hasqurae Tall. AT ARMORY HALL, FRIDAY BVENING, FEBRUARY 5th, °92 GIVEN BY JOHN MICHELL thask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, — Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawford, M. M. Barth and John Micholl. Masks and costumes may be procured at Lester & Crawford's, Dr. C. w. Chapman, DEN Tisr, SPYRO OUNV cys ye CAL, Office with Dr, N> F.Chapma:, Sacramento stree 020-tf, Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Ledies-in-}DMP int tint Worse Than California. Thieves in California have been known to become so hardened as to steal the sacred utensils from the ve.try of a church, but it is doubtful : if they have ever went so far as to atop a funeral procession and reb the miuister and undertaker, as was uone in Hilladale county, Michigan, a few days ago. Tn vain the eyes are filled with light: In vain the cheek with beauty glows, Unless the teech are pureand white, Unless the breath is like the rose; And SOZODONT alone supplies These beauties that we all so prize. Girl Wantea To wait on table at a hotel. Apply at this office, j6-tf LESG & SHAW, MAIN STRER?,,.. toossNEVADA CITY Dealers in FURNITURE, BEDS, House ‘Furnishing Goods, Ete, Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING &@~ Picture Frames Made to order J. M. 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