January 24, 1891 (4 pages)

No He __hot fragrant coffee ‘made from : ¥ ee en et An Che Daily Transcript. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1891. Hiuss Will Recover. é Says-yesterduy’s Oakland Times: John Huss, who attempted suicide in a Berkeley barn last Wednesday, was somewhat improved yesterday, falling arleep late in the afterucon. During all of Wednesday night and Thureday he raved incessantly. The physiciahs think that he will now recoyer. : ¢ —~-0 eo New Mining Incorporation. There have been filed with the Secretary of State-articlesof inedrporation of the West Harmony Gravelmining Company of Nevada City. Capital stock, $2,009,000: Directors— RC. Walrath, A. Tecard, Bod. Watson, W. W. Stow and Harry P. Stow. a ee A Father’s Petition. Robert Watt has petitioned the @ Alameda Superior-Cotrt-for eters of guardianship in the matter of the estate of William Watt,a minor. The petition shows that the minor was the-recipient—of—a-legexey from his uncle, David’ Watt, amounting to ~ $1000. “The petitioner is the-tatter-of the minor. Schiliing’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. \ Ser eg gargs ee SpecrAL attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek pianos, je29 Fresh Frozen @ysters. Six bits per large can at Gro. O. GAYLoRD’s,__— j tf lence dag pean \ No neep to take those big cathartic pills. .Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are mori agreeable and effective. Did It Ever OCCUR to you how dependent you aré of your morning cup of coffee. If poor-you feel the need of a “‘nip’’ before getting to work.—-But if rich and fragrantAh. That’s very different.” The right. kind — of_ coffee_.is the best morning “‘bracer.”? -It steadies the nefves.-and -invigorates the whole man. The head and muscles feel betterwork betterafter a cup of Pagree to-go to that-extremeS&S FROM WASHINGTON. Abont Great Political Problems That Vex the Natien. Wasuineton; Jan. 19,1891 . Eprror Trarscriptr—The present situa'iou in both Senate and House thus: Ee ee Fo ek ee es ee a ee Everybody ‘is asking everybody else . and the answers usnully depend on the personal -desire of the speaker. The Republicans in the Senite are again Apparently working together in the attempt to force a vote upon the Federal Election, bill, as a party measure, by tiring the Democrats out in a continuous-session ; lasted day and ni-zht since Friday morning, with the exception of a Sunday recess, and the question as to whether the bill will ever be voted upon seems as far from being ans wered as ever. One thing favorable to the final passage of the bill is the fact .that the Republicans who voted with the Democrats for free coinage are now--voting with their party on questions affecting the election bill. The Democrats say that the bill can never be passed unless the cloture rule is adopted, and there are still a number of Republican Senators who will not Inthe meantime the. fight go-s on, and all absent Republicans have received urgent telegrams requesting their immediate presence nie. But after all. the subject about which the most questions are asked is about the free*coinage bill, which was adopted by the Senate as aa substitute for the Republican caucus financial bill. It-has been referred to the Hotse committee on Coinage, a majority of which is known to oppose free coinage. Will this committee ‘Make an adverse réport upon the bill, or will it be.pigeon-holed and no report made at all? From the beet obtaiaable iiforumtionlb believe the -committee wil report the bill, because it meinbers know that if itis not reported a motion will be made on the flooof the House (o discharge the commiitee from its further consideration and the sucue.s Whica attsnded a similar move in regard to the investigation of the Conyressivnal proves how easy it canbe dcne when @ ts jvist; vi tic ilouse-sy wills it Bat utier it iareported—t+e-the—Heuse will Sp aker heud alow it tu be yoted-apot? “Liaise a very important qnestioin second only to.a Presidential veto. Mr. Reed is personally opposed to free coinage, and [ bel.eve will do allio his power to defeat in one silve: pouols, —avay-or inother a vote-baing taken ap. on it, although it is oily fair to state that some of hrsclosest friends say that he will not resort to any extraordinary.methods-to defeat the bill. It is now-stated by thosa who ought to know, that Mr. Harrison will veto “. the free coinage bill if it goes to him _sSchilling’s—Best--— THs coffee in richness of flavor is fit for millionaires. Its great strength makes it economical for the masses. It {s sold only in airtight bags which preserve its flavor. You cannot buy it in bulk. So notice carefully the brand. SCHILLING’s REST ts the best value to the consumer that Nature affords. The brand is our personal guarantee of this. See that you get it. Accept no other. Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts. acti Your grocer has them. Sold SBES!. only ialtight packages. Test their strength and-flavor. x00 (ata erence Sa — Don’r sufletfrom Dyspepsia ~ Take Simmons Liver —Regulater._It—always cures. 0 Qe. nici A Safe imvestment Is one, which is, guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure'a retarn of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised “Druggist a—botile of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Disorders Which Affect the Kid. meys Are among the’ most formidable known. . Diabeies, Bright’s discase, gravel and other complaints of the urinary organs are not orcinari!y cured in -severe cases, but they may be averted by timely meé'ation, A useful stimulant of (iowa ay ele. Las ever been fers oo Tht i Stomacl: notonly 2 . ~ when th: “ereasés thetr power, By tscru ss. t the kidney: 1). Me) tele ne cine hasthy 5). cab 3b: tats pelling from the. -blood impurities . which it is the peculiar office ui Lucse organs to eliminate and pass off. The Bitters is also a purifier and strenghtener of the bowels, an invigorattofthe stomach, and a matchless remedy for biliousness and fever and ague. It countéracts a tendency to premature decay, and sustains and comforts the aged and infirm, — asit pas edthe Senate but that he has expressed his willingness to. sign a bill providing for free coinage under certain restrictions, Just what these restrictions are no one seems to know, which gives the first statement a fishy lock. It now looks as if some big fish might becaugtitin the drag net of tite House committee that is inve-tigating the silver pool charges The commit ee was informed at its first meeting, helu Saturday, that Senator Stewart had stated that be had personal knowledge of Senators speculating in silver; it was also informed that an official of the House had stated that he knew of Congressmen who would get into trouble if the investigation wag rushed. These two gentlemen and others whose names have been furnished the, committee, will be invited to tell what they know about silver pools, and if they tell there’s squally times ahead for some people. Mr. Wananiaker’s postal telegraph scheme is not making much progress in the House cunimittee on Postoffices. It barely escaped being permanently pigeon-holed a day or two ago, the vote on a motion to indefinitely postpone its consideration being 7 to 7. In fact this vote is taken to mean its practical’ abandonment, which — after all would be no loss to the people at large. The Democrats in the House have adopted a policy of delay, which will be kept uuntil the Senate disposes of the election bill. They wish to be in a position to antagonize the electioe bill, if it shculd poss the Senate, when it returns to the House for action on the Senate amendments with the regular-appropriatien bills, and they will succeed, if the Republicans fail in’ the efforts they are making to get a quorum of their Own members in the House. Senator Teller has again denied that any combination was made by him and the other Republicins who voted for free coinage with the Democrats to secure the:passage of the bill. . . Forty-Nriver. = ———E PRACTICAL TESTS. : Replies. . ‘The San Francisco papers of recent date eontained the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of Joy's ‘egetable Sarsaparilia.to yeovent tisk Rn ach Ri will give *} the a were Zz who a our bottle free if they will aarce that after been cured that will admi* may in a nutsh-ll be summel up ‘Thésessiun has now: HERE AND THERE. A @rief Record of Various Netter of Lecal Interest. Business is improving in this: city, every day. These evenings are just too pleasant for anything—for sparking. , Several outside parties are talking of opening business places here. The storerooms in the Transcript Block are to be nicely fitted up. Coin is getting to be more plentyful here than ‘it has been. for a long time. Everything is going along well at the Harmony gravel mine. Itis a big property. : d The mining prospect—here ‘is really better than it bas been at any time for the past ten years. Everybody and his uncles and his cousins and his aunts is predicting a mining boom here. The streets are dusty. At this time last year the snow was a}out four feet deep on a dead-level. The prayer meetings at the Methodist Church have been largely attended during the past week. Another new grocery store is t Iked' of. There are enough here now for the presétit population :” The National Exchange Hotel is the place-of resort for mining men—especially in the evening. “In the Superior Court today the mining suit of Frank Dulinaine ag .inst Felix Cassidy was argued. If you want a nice harness for about one-half the price all other dealers charge, goto James Cairns. The masquerade ball is going to be a big success. The best class of people intend going in costume. Those people who have unreceipted Transcript bills had better call at the office and have them receipted. Parsoa Chisholm will go afier the old sinners:to-moryvow evening. For several Sunday evenings be hag raked down the young sinful people. Nivens & Sharp expect to strike the rich ledge in their tunnel in the course of a few weeks. They demonstrated by sinking a shaft where it exists. Ladies, go and see those new and beautiful gouds that have just been received at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, If you* want to get the news you must-read the -Tanscrter, ~fhat-is what people of-a properly—cultivated mind say. ; Daved Housel this morning brought to town a bouquet of wild buttercups and manzanita blossoms which he gathered near Cement Hill. W.G.-Rivhards -awi-family-have removed to town to spend the winter months. They sre located inthe rooins over Mr, Richards’ store. There will be services at the Epis-. copal Church at 11 o'clock tumorrow, morning, Rector Wilcox preaching on the text, “The Invisible World ’’, It is evident from the dispatches received from Washington that our old-time fellew townsman, Senator George Hearst, is fast approaching his earthly career. : Reports are cui rent that there will be acouple more of elopements before long. The‘parients” are keeping ‘a heagle’s heye’on the would-like-to, runaway couples. -~ George C. Gaylord has received tending a mine at Junction City, Trinity county, a deerskin of mammoth proportions anda man-root. 4 James Sullivan, “the old-time hydraulicker of Moore’s Flat and Litile York townspip who died at the county hospital day before yesterday, was buried this morning from the Catholic Church. The stock of the Federal Loan quartz mine which was put upon the market is being taken up very rapidly by the people here. In a very few days the amount offered for sale will be disposed of. : At the Grass Valley skating rink night before last. Oscar Coflin of that town defeated Jehn D. Biack, of this city in a mile race fer $40 a side. Black “was beaten one lap in 5:7. Betting was evenup and, $200 or more changed hands. Now that there is a fine prospect of many rich mining developments here, we shall soen expect to see on the streets some of the best mining men on the coast. ‘They always flock to da ces from which favorable mining reports emanate. More letters have been received here lately enquiriag about the mining situation in this vicinity%tban at -any time ever known by the oldest inhabitant. -Itshows that people abroad read the TRaNscairr and want to be more fully posted about the flattering prospects of the place, Some of our merchants have comimenced dusting their stores in erder to make them look neat~and clean. Good idea, \Perhapsthe next departure they may possibly take will be te advertise in the local papers, and let the people know that sre in business and want a share of the trade. The notice of the death of ‘Dancing Charlie,” whose real name was'G, W. Craft and who labored under the delu“. sion that he had selved the problem of pperpetual motion, is published in another celumn. The old fellow left here not long ago saying he was going to Washington, D, C., to obtain a patent. At Gold Run in Placer county he got hurt by a Central Pacific train, and it was the hurts that caused his death. Many years practice have givenC, “. A. Snow & Co. Solicitors of Patents. at Washington, D. C., unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for “all claswess of inventions. They makea specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowance of many patents tthat had been previously rejected. Their advertisement in another’ column © be of interest to investors, patentees, mai turers, and all who have to do with patents, from J. L. Holland who is-superin. : THE BRUNSWICK MINE. Assessment Ne. Landthe Reasen For It. AssessmentNo.‘1 of 2 cents a share has been levied by the Brunswick Mining Company of New York whose quartz claim is lecated at Grass Valley. A circular just issued by the vice president explains the necessity for the assessment. The development thus far has been so satisfacte-y that an assessment.-was deemed wise to provide funds for pushing the work further so that sufficient’ accumulation of ore could be obtained to keep the mill running‘after it has beén started. Superintendent Fitzgerald’s last letter to the head office says: Week onding: December 18th, employed six miners, two engineers at $3 per day. Work in mine is being pushed as fast as possible, all indications show we are going te have a goed mine. I have.extended east drift 15 feet and west 5 feet; east drift is being run on three eight-hour shifts, and west by ten-hour; quartz in both drifts is: bighly mineralized, showing as good as that assayed. Two ledges are coming together in east drift and that in west is.incrensing in size, being about eighteen inches” now, that in east is about 2 feet. I hever—was more impressed with the fact ef having a good mine as since started drift, for the best rock-cressed the shaft and 1 did not expect t» get it for atleast 30 feet; expecially as it was a hanging wall ledge, and it might have proyed }@ stringer, but there is no-doubt of ith. being the true fissure ledge; and ‘holds out. I-may yet it better as we get ip, and expect to find the good rock of the same character that ig in the floor of the level above, if so, I will take out considerable milling quartz, [I suppose yeu know that running drifts is only proving the ledge, and for taking out ore enough for the mill it is necessary to stope; to do that, raises have to be made and stopes run from them; all this is necessary: befere you can get ore enough to mill. You must do all this dead work before you have a mine open. Buy if the ore turns out as well as it is now you can afford to wait for all that work, for it will make your mine ten times more Valuable than it is now. son todoubt it. : i wee no rea2O@e Sunday's services. The subject at the Methodist Church tomorrow moruing will be, ‘Christ's fdeal-of His Church,” and in the eves ning “The Goddess Diana.” Theres will” bs” preacliing “at the Congregational Oburch tomorrow inorning. In the evening the pastor, Rev. J. Sims,-willdeliver a-lecture on “The Result of Burning the Candle at Both Ends, as Displayed—in the Fate of the Hawaiian King.” A Prospereus Club. The Nevada City Athletic Clubwhose headquarters are on Commer, cial street, has nearly twenty members and is prospering tin every way. A representative of each of the local papers has been elected to honorary membership. : EEE Sehilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like. perspiration, causing intense itching-when warm. This form as well as Blind; Bleeding and protruding, yield at onte.to Dr,*Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which avts directly on the parts affected, absorbs—tumorst allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave &umons Liver Regulator handy. Wury will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief, Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Sold by Carr Bros, @@ The Daily Tkanscrirr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern California,.— Prices the lowest. Heapaocue, indigestion, and all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. GBuctien’s armica Salve. The bést Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiens, and--positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Pubilte Taste flames and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by PERSONAL MENTION. i) dina Seciaiand Other Natee About Peopie Old and Young. E. Ott left last night for Alaska, where he will be engaged in mining. week from Truckee at which place he was engaged in the lumber business. M. T. Hubbard, representing one of the leading Sacramento wholesale houses, was here today. 8. B. Malarin of Santa Clara and W. L. Record of Santa Rosa arrived here last. night. Geo. E. Brand, formerly of this: city and now a resident of Fairhaven, Washington, was dangerously ill for several weeks. He is now in a fair way to recovery. 2 The Same @1a Fight. A Sacramento correspondent says in yesterday’s Oakland Tribune: The old, old fight between the river far mers and the hydraulic miners was renewed yesterday on the bill to repeal the act declaring the Klamath rivera navigable atream. Jn the Senate the mining mengwho are in the majority on the Commifttee on Mines, reported iu favor of the bill. Senators Ostrom and Dray, the river men, presented a minority report against-it. Still, the straggleis not apt to assume the bitterness of former session and as the bill has passed the Assembly it will probably become a law and hydraulicking ‘will be resumed on the Klamath water shed. Diverce ‘Granted. In the divorce case of Emma MeAulay vs. Thomas McAulay, on.trial before Judge Caldwell yesterday, the plaintiff, the defendant, their daughter and Will Dunster were examined as witnesses.: The argument of attorneys, which terminated at 9 o'clock in the evening, was followed by the plaintiff being granted a decree of divorce and the custody of the three youngest children. The property was ordered divided. Tue really bad thing about these counterfeit silver dollars is their resemblance to the greasy looking original. RE ere MARRIED.At the home of the brides parents, at Grass Valley, Jan, 22, by Rev. A Needham, Wm. P, Martin to Misa A nnie Terrill, a BORN. At Grass Valley, Janu. 23, to the wifé of Wm. Wicks, a son. SS eee DieD. Atthe Placer County Hospital, Jan. 10, @. W. Craft, a wative of Tilnois,; “aged 66 years. Metel Arrrivats, ~ Nationau Horen, Jan. 23. F. H. Bell, San Franciseo, ~ Heory Jacobs, . do W. T. Hobson, do C. J. Jones, do E. J. Bulley, do Chas. King, Washington, W.L. Record, Santa Barbara, S. B. Malarin, Santa Clara, M. F. Hubbard, Sacramento, John Hammond, Marysville, D. F. Buckley, San Juan, Geo. McCabe, do W. C.:Fredinburr, Ormonde, J. _H. Speers, Smartsville, ~~ A Nasa injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. ‘Price 80 cents. Sold by Carr Bros. ———— --0 e@ee— No-cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Siinmuns Liver Regulator. oe. TWENTY YEARS’? COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill., for thirty years. Her present residence is at No. 1107 East Capital Ave. In conversation with her.druggiat, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh 8t., shesaid: ‘‘I-have been afflicted.-with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of thé time. “Have been under the care of the best physiciang.of-this city, and have used all kinds. of medicine formy disease without any benefit. Lact winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully 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 at 50 cents by Carr Bros. pas an Ue har ae ae Oh, What a Ceugh. Will you heed the warning. signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Sbioh’s Cure will, Cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a million a secret process that beats all others. . bottles were sold the past year. It Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. eae Cottey Bres, Suiton’s cure will immediately relieve ‘Croup, Whooping Congh and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. ° The Leading Musi¢e Reuse. Call at er write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, We. have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15. cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid, iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years. = j. 20-tf j “1, . relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers de not be without it. For lame back, side: or chest, use Shiloh’s: Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. ee Liver Compliaint—Biliousness. The chief#ymptoms of this’ disease’ are depression of spirits; foul coated able breath, dry skin, with blotches and eruptions, saltow*coniplexion and vellow eye#, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, fairtness, dizziness and irregular bowels; This complaint in all of 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 tes cents a box by Carr Bros; : Levi Nickelson arrived home this} The}. , bad tasfing mouth, disagree-. ' : peneee be —— eg Itgives Iustantaneous Relief fn Cases of : BURGLARY AT SPENCEVILLE. Personal and Other News Frem Graes Valley Papers. 4 ,From Yesterday's Telegraph. . From Rev. D. D. Bowman, who has -eeen on a trip to Smartsville and Spenceville, we learn that tle store ef Woehler & Pietzsch of the latter place ‘was robbed Wednesday and $300'in money and valuables taken. The robbers cracked open the safe. Tracks were traced as far as Smartsville but the officers could not gain any clue as to the law breakers. Edward Coleman, superintegdent of the Idaho mine, is confined to his home through illness. Nothing serious, Soees Miss‘ Addie Larimer has returned from an extended visit to Mexico, where she has been visiting relatives. . From Yesterday's Tidings. . Miss hou Holland of North Columbia and Miss Bessie Oates of Nevada City are visiting Grass Valley friends, Supt. Tilley reports everything lovelv at the Peabody with a fine ledge in the bottom drift. -_Some—veryrich specimens— were taken out of the Empire mine last night, but we could not learn their value, \ The water has been pumped out of the Pennsylvania mine and the drifts are being cleared of debris preparatory: to developing . ‘ . ¥rom Today's Union. ~ Ed. Brockington returned from San Francisco on Tuesday, where he went to receive treatment at the German Hospital. He received no encouragement as to permanent benefit from treatmerit: there. CQO oe en Absalom was one of the first men on record to be ‘‘Held up’ while going through the woods, ealbeg eee Iv asinall satchel made of elephant’s hide cost $400, whatmight -a whole trunk cost? SkKNESS comes~ Uninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength, The most successful of all known remedies for weakness, the originof all disease, ia Dr. J. Ho MeLean’s Strengthening Oordial and Blood Puritier. : a eee Tux Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘'Both myself and wife owe eur lives te Shileh’s Consumption cure.’ Seld by Carr Bros. =o That Centain Meroury; assmercury— will surely dostrey the sense cf sme! and completely derange the whole sysiem when entering it through the mucous surfaces. ‘Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s-Uatarrn Cure, nanufactured by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,. contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In «buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure vou get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. -J. Cheney & Cor" Soe (OF Bold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. SchLiliing’s Best. Once bought—always sought. SJACOBS Ol], IT executive cuameer. . S Annapolis, Wd., Jan. 6, ’90. ‘“F have often used ST. JACOBS OIL, and find tt a.good Liniment.’’ ELIHU E., JACKSON, THE Cov. ef Md. BEST. Notice‘of Proving Will, N the Superior Court, in and for the coun] ty of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of.the Estate of A. L. Woodruff deceased. Pursuant to anOrder of said Superior Court,made on the 24th day of Jan uary, 1891,notice is hereby given that Satur day, the 7th day ef February, 1891, at ten o’clock A. M. of said day, at the Court room of seid Court, at the Court Housein the. city and county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will ofsaid A. L. Woodruff, deceased, and for hearing the application of Nancy P, Woodruff for the issuance to her of letters testamenatary when and whereany person interested may Appear and contest the same. Dated January 24, 1891, ‘ J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney. Notice to Minin ing Contractors. BPs will be received up to and including February 12th, 1891, at 12 o’clock noon, forthe construction of the Grass Valle Railway and Tunnel Company header 7!4x8 feet.Apply for particulars to F. N. BURNS, Snuverintendent, Nevada City, Cal: DR. ABERNETHY'S (ireen Ginger Be andy ~ » An Elegent Substitute for Essence or Extract of Ginger, 13-2w Endorsed of Physicians, Dentists, Apothecaries and the Public, Cramps, Colic, Pains in the Stom cha, Diarrhoea, E ‘te. a, Urchase only DR. ABERNETHY’S, hay-e ing upon the label J OS. N. SOUTHER MAN’F'G CO. gam Francisce. @@ For sale by ali Drugguat and Win Boware of Ointments fer CatarrhOFF FOR DUTCM FLAT. The Curley Bears? Gathering at ‘that Town. About a score of Curley Bears of Cave No. 1 left-here on this roon's train fer Dutch Flat where they will tonight institute a new cave and attend a ball given in their honor by the Native Sons of Dutch Flat. The,travelérs were uniformed in linen dusters in order that they might advertise to the outside world the salubrity of Nevada City’s climate. Many Curly Bears from Auburn and other points in Placer county will join the procession at Colfax, and a number of Truckee Natives will be on hand tonight to take the degree. tomorrow evening’s train. Fe MLE Say aaa Tue Texas Siftings says’ The actress who is ‘‘wedded to her art’ gets adivorce as soon as the right man comes along. _ Or @Pix doesn’t produce the best types of men, bat in a printing-offics the best types of men often produce pi. is no object it is very evident he does mot know what-an object is, eo An India-rubber stomach is more “mwonico’s refrigerator, ~~ eww] One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sure to relieve. There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Neyada Cityans will reach home on. WHEN @ man tells you that money . 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No He __hot fragrant coffee ‘made from : ¥ ee en et An Che Daily Transcript. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1891. Hiuss Will Recover. é Says-yesterduy’s Oakland Times: John Huss, who attempted suicide in a Berkeley barn last Wednesday, was somewhat improved yesterday, falling arleep late in the afterucon. During all of Wednesday night and Thureday he raved incessantly. The physiciahs think that he will now recoyer. : ¢ —~-0 eo New Mining Incorporation. There have been filed with the Secretary of State-articlesof inedrporation of the West Harmony Gravelmining Company of Nevada City. Capital stock, $2,009,000: Directors— RC. Walrath, A. Tecard, Bod. Watson, W. W. Stow and Harry P. Stow. a ee A Father’s Petition. Robert Watt has petitioned the @ Alameda Superior-Cotrt-for eters of guardianship in the matter of the estate of William Watt,a minor. The petition shows that the minor was the-recipient—of—a-legexey from his uncle, David’ Watt, amounting to ~ $1000. “The petitioner is the-tatter-of the minor. Schiliing’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. \ Ser eg gargs ee SpecrAL attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek pianos, je29 Fresh Frozen @ysters. Six bits per large can at Gro. O. GAYLoRD’s,__— j tf lence dag pean \ No neep to take those big cathartic pills. .Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are mori agreeable and effective. Did It Ever OCCUR to you how dependent you aré of your morning cup of coffee. If poor-you feel the need of a “‘nip’’ before getting to work.—-But if rich and fragrantAh. That’s very different.” The right. kind — of_ coffee_.is the best morning “‘bracer.”? -It steadies the nefves.-and -invigorates the whole man. The head and muscles feel betterwork betterafter a cup of Pagree to-go to that-extremeS&S FROM WASHINGTON. Abont Great Political Problems That Vex the Natien. Wasuineton; Jan. 19,1891 . Eprror Trarscriptr—The present situa'iou in both Senate and House thus: Ee ee Fo ek ee es ee a ee Everybody ‘is asking everybody else . and the answers usnully depend on the personal -desire of the speaker. The Republicans in the Senite are again Apparently working together in the attempt to force a vote upon the Federal Election, bill, as a party measure, by tiring the Democrats out in a continuous-session ; lasted day and ni-zht since Friday morning, with the exception of a Sunday recess, and the question as to whether the bill will ever be voted upon seems as far from being ans wered as ever. One thing favorable to the final passage of the bill is the fact .that the Republicans who voted with the Democrats for free coinage are now--voting with their party on questions affecting the election bill. The Democrats say that the bill can never be passed unless the cloture rule is adopted, and there are still a number of Republican Senators who will not Inthe meantime the. fight go-s on, and all absent Republicans have received urgent telegrams requesting their immediate presence nie. But after all. the subject about which the most questions are asked is about the free*coinage bill, which was adopted by the Senate as aa substitute for the Republican caucus financial bill. It-has been referred to the Hotse committee on Coinage, a majority of which is known to oppose free coinage. Will this committee ‘Make an adverse réport upon the bill, or will it be.pigeon-holed and no report made at all? From the beet obtaiaable iiforumtionlb believe the -committee wil report the bill, because it meinbers know that if itis not reported a motion will be made on the flooof the House (o discharge the commiitee from its further consideration and the sucue.s Whica attsnded a similar move in regard to the investigation of the Conyressivnal proves how easy it canbe dcne when @ ts jvist; vi tic ilouse-sy wills it Bat utier it iareported—t+e-the—Heuse will Sp aker heud alow it tu be yoted-apot? “Liaise a very important qnestioin second only to.a Presidential veto.. Mr. Reed is personally opposed to free coinage, and [ bel.eve will do allio his power to defeat in one silve: pouols, —avay-or inother a vote-baing taken ap. on it, although it is oily fair to state that some of hrsclosest friends say that he will not resort to any extraordinary.methods-to defeat the bill. It is now-stated by thosa who ought to know, that Mr. Harrison will veto “. the free coinage bill if it goes to him _sSchilling’s—Best--— THs coffee in richness of flavor is fit for millionaires. Its great strength makes it economical for the masses. It {s sold only in airtight bags which preserve its flavor. You cannot buy it in bulk. So notice carefully the brand. SCHILLING’s REST ts the best value to the consumer that Nature affords. The brand is our personal guarantee of this. See that you get it. Accept no other. Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts. acti Your grocer has them. Sold SBES!. only ialtight packages. Test their strength and-flavor. x00 (ata erence Sa — Don’r sufletfrom Dyspepsia ~ Take Simmons Liver —Regulater._It—always cures. 0 Qe. nici A Safe imvestment Is one, which is, guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure'a retarn of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised “Druggist a—botile of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Disorders Which Affect the Kid. meys Are among the’ most formidable known. . Diabeies, Bright’s discase, gravel and other complaints of the urinary organs are not orcinari!y cured in -severe cases, but they may be averted by timely meé'ation, A useful stimulant of (iowa ay ele. Las ever been fers oo Tht i Stomacl: notonly 2 . ~ when th: “ereasés thetr power, By tscru ss. t the kidney: 1). Me) tele ne cine hasthy 5). cab 3b: tats pelling from the. -blood impurities . which it is the peculiar office ui Lucse organs to eliminate and pass off. The Bitters is also a purifier and strenghtener of the bowels, an invigorattofthe stomach, and a matchless remedy for biliousness and fever and ague. It countéracts a tendency to premature decay, and sustains and comforts the aged and infirm, — asit pas edthe Senate but that he has expressed his willingness to. sign a bill providing for free coinage under certain restrictions, Just what these restrictions are no one seems to know, which gives the first statement a fishy lock. It now looks as if some big fish might becaugtitin the drag net of tite House committee that is inve-tigating the silver pool charges The commit ee was informed at its first meeting, helu Saturday, that Senator Stewart had stated that be had personal knowledge of Senators speculating in silver; it was also informed that an official of the House had stated that he knew of Congressmen who would get into trouble if the investigation wag rushed. These two gentlemen and others whose names have been furnished the, committee, will be invited to tell what they know about silver pools, and if they tell there’s squally times ahead for some people. Mr. Wananiaker’s postal telegraph scheme is not making much progress in the House cunimittee on Postoffices. It barely escaped being permanently pigeon-holed a day or two ago, the vote on a motion to indefinitely postpone its consideration being 7 to 7. In fact this vote is taken to mean its practical’ abandonment, which — after all would be no loss to the people at large. The Democrats in the House have adopted a policy of delay, which will be kept uuntil the Senate disposes of the election bill. They wish to be in a position to antagonize the electioe bill, if it shculd poss the Senate, when it returns to the House for action on the Senate amendments with the regular-appropriatien bills, and they will succeed, if the Republicans fail in’ the efforts they are making to get a quorum of their Own members in the House. Senator Teller has again denied that any combination was made by him and the other Republicins who voted for free coinage with the Democrats to secure the:passage of the bill. . . Forty-Nriver. = ———E PRACTICAL TESTS. : Replies. . ‘The San Francisco papers of recent date eontained the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of Joy's ‘egetable Sarsaparilia.to yeovent tisk Rn ach Ri will give *} the a were Zz who a our bottle free if they will aarce that after been cured that will admi* may in a nutsh-ll be summel up ‘Thésessiun has now: HERE AND THERE. A @rief Record of Various Netter of Lecal Interest. Business is improving in this: city, every day. These evenings are just too pleasant for anything—for sparking. , Several outside parties are talking of opening business places here. The storerooms in the Transcript Block are to be nicely fitted up. Coin is getting to be more plentyful here than ‘it has been. for a long time. Everything is going along well at the Harmony gravel mine. Itis a big property. : d The mining prospect—here ‘is really better than it bas been at any time for the past ten years. Everybody and his uncles and his cousins and his aunts is predicting a mining boom here.. The streets are dusty. At this time last year the snow was a}out four feet deep on a dead-level. The prayer meetings at the Methodist Church have been largely attended during the past week. Another new grocery store is t Iked' of. There are enough here now for the presétit population :” The National Exchange Hotel is the place-of resort for mining men—especially in the evening. “In the Superior Court today the mining suit of Frank Dulinaine ag .inst Felix Cassidy was argued. If you want a nice harness for about one-half the price all other dealers charge, goto James Cairns. The masquerade ball is going to be a big success.. The best class of people intend going in costume. Those people who have unreceipted Transcript bills had better call at the office and have them receipted. Parsoa Chisholm will go afier the old sinners:to-moryvow evening. For several Sunday evenings be hag raked down the young sinful people. Nivens & Sharp expect to strike the rich ledge in their tunnel in the course of a few weeks. They demonstrated by sinking a shaft where it exists. Ladies, go and see those new and beautiful gouds that have just been received at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, If you* want to get the news you must-read the -Tanscrter, ~fhat-is what people of-a properly—cultivated mind say. ; Daved Housel this morning brought to town a bouquet of wild buttercups and manzanita blossoms which he gathered near Cement Hill. W.G.-Rivhards -awi-family-have removed to town to spend the winter months. They sre located inthe rooins over Mr, Richards’ store. There will be services at the Epis-. copal Church at 11 o'clock tumorrow, morning, Rector Wilcox preaching on the text, “The Invisible World ’’, It is evident from the dispatches received from Washington that our old-time fellew townsman, Senator George Hearst, is fast approaching his earthly career. : Reports are cui rent that there will be acouple more of elopements before long. The‘parients” are keeping ‘a heagle’s heye’on the would-like-to, runaway couples. -~ George C. Gaylord has received tending a mine at Junction City, Trinity county, a deerskin of mammoth proportions anda man-root. 4 James Sullivan, “the old-time hydraulicker of Moore’s Flat and Litile York townspip who died at the county hospital day before yesterday, was buried this morning from the Catholic Church. The stock of the Federal Loan quartz mine which was put upon the market is being taken up very rapidly by the people here. In a very few days the amount offered for sale will be disposed of. : At the Grass Valley skating rink night before last. Oscar Coflin of that town defeated Jehn D. Biack, of this city in a mile race fer $40 a side. Black “was beaten one lap in 5:7. Betting was evenup and, $200 or more changed hands. Now that there is a fine prospect of many rich mining developments here, we shall soen expect to see on the streets some of the best mining men on the coast. ‘They always flock to da ces from which favorable mining reports emanate. More letters have been received here lately enquiriag about the mining situation in this vicinity%tban at -any time ever known by the oldest inhabitant. -Itshows that people abroad read the TRaNscairr and want to be more fully posted about the flattering prospects of the place, Some of our merchants have comimenced dusting their stores in erder to make them look neat~and clean. Good idea, \Perhapsthe next departure they may possibly take will be te advertise in the local papers, and let the people know that sre in business and want a share of the trade. The notice of the death of ‘Dancing Charlie,” whose real name was'G, W. Craft and who labored under the delu“. sion that he had selved the problem of pperpetual motion, is published in another celumn. The old fellow left here not long ago saying he was going to Washington, D, C., to obtain a patent. At Gold Run in Placer county he got hurt by a Central Pacific train, and it was the hurts that caused his death. Many years practice have givenC, “. A. Snow & Co. Solicitors of Patents. at Washington, D. C., unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for “all claswess of inventions. They makea specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowance of many patents tthat had been previously rejected. Their advertisement in another’ column © be of interest to investors, patentees, mai turers, and all who have to do with patents, from J. L. Holland who is-superin. : THE BRUNSWICK MINE. Assessment Ne. Landthe Reasen For It. AssessmentNo.‘1 of 2 cents a share has been levied by the Brunswick Mining Company of New York whose quartz claim is lecated at Grass Valley. A circular just issued by the vice president explains the necessity for the assessment. The development thus far has been so satisfacte-y that an assessment.-was deemed wise to provide funds for pushing the work further so that sufficient’ accumulation of ore could be obtained to keep the mill running‘after it has beén started. Superintendent Fitzgerald’s last letter to the head office says: Week onding: December 18th, employed six miners, two engineers at $3 per day. Work in mine is being pushed as fast as possible, all indications show we are going te have a goed mine. I have.extended east drift 15 feet and west 5 feet; east drift is being run on three eight-hour shifts, and west by ten-hour; quartz in both drifts is: bighly mineralized, showing as good as that assayed. Two ledges are coming together in east drift and that in west is.incrensing in size, being about eighteen inches” now, that in east is about 2 feet. I hever—was more impressed with the fact ef having a good mine as since started drift, for the best rock-cressed the shaft and 1 did not expect t» get it for atleast 30 feet; expecially as it was a hanging wall ledge, and it might have proyed }@ stringer, but there is no-doubt of ith. being the true fissure ledge; and ‘holds out. I-may yet it better as we get ip, and expect to find the good rock of the same character that ig in the floor of the level above, if so, I will take out considerable milling quartz, [I suppose yeu know that running drifts is only proving the ledge, and for taking out ore enough for the mill it is necessary to stope; to do that, raises have to be made and stopes run from them; all this is necessary: befere you can get ore enough to mill. You must do all this dead work before you have a mine open. Buy if the ore turns out as well as it is now you can afford to wait for all that work, for it will make your mine ten times more Valuable than it is now. son todoubt it. : i wee no rea2O@e Sunday's services. The subject at the Methodist Church tomorrow moruing will be, ‘Christ's fdeal-of His Church,” and in the eves ning “The Goddess Diana.”

Theres will” bs” preacliing “at the Congregational Oburch tomorrow inorning. In the evening the pastor, Rev. J. Sims,-willdeliver a-lecture on “The Result of Burning the Candle at Both Ends, as Displayed—in the Fate of the Hawaiian King.” A Prospereus Club. The Nevada City Athletic Clubwhose headquarters are on Commer, cial street, has nearly twenty members and is prospering tin every way. A representative of each of the local papers has been elected to honorary membership. : EEE Sehilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like. perspiration, causing intense itching-when warm. This form as well as Blind; Bleeding and protruding, yield at onte.to Dr,*Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which avts directly on the parts affected, absorbs—tumorst allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave &umons Liver Regulator handy. Wury will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief, Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Sold by Carr Bros, @@ The Daily Tkanscrirr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern California,.— Prices the lowest. Heapaocue, indigestion, and all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. GBuctien’s armica Salve. The bést Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiens, and--positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Pubilte Taste flames and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by PERSONAL MENTION. i) dina Seciaiand Other Natee About Peopie Old and Young. E. Ott left last night for Alaska, where he will be engaged in mining. week from Truckee at which place he was engaged in the lumber business. M. T. Hubbard, representing one of the leading Sacramento wholesale houses, was here today. 8. B. Malarin of Santa Clara and W. L. Record of Santa Rosa arrived here last. night. Geo. E. Brand, formerly of this: city and now a resident of Fairhaven, Washington, was dangerously ill for several weeks. He is now in a fair way to recovery. 2 The Same @1a Fight. A Sacramento correspondent says in yesterday’s Oakland Tribune: The old, old fight between the river far mers and the hydraulic miners was renewed yesterday on the bill to repeal the act declaring the Klamath rivera navigable atream. Jn the Senate the mining mengwho are in the majority on the Commifttee on Mines, reported iu favor of the bill. Senators Ostrom and Dray, the river men, presented a minority report against-it. Still, the straggleis not apt to assume the bitterness of former session and as the bill has passed the Assembly it will probably become a law and hydraulicking ‘will be resumed on the Klamath water shed. Diverce ‘Granted. In the divorce case of Emma MeAulay vs. Thomas McAulay, on.trial before Judge Caldwell yesterday, the plaintiff, the defendant, their daughter and Will Dunster were examined as witnesses.: The argument of attorneys, which terminated at 9 o'clock in the evening, was followed by the plaintiff being granted a decree of divorce and the custody of the three youngest children. The property was ordered divided. Tue really bad thing about these counterfeit silver dollars is their resemblance to the greasy looking original. RE ere MARRIED.At the home of the brides parents, at Grass Valley, Jan, 22, by Rev. A Needham, Wm. P, Martin to Misa A nnie Terrill, a BORN. At Grass Valley, Janu. 23, to the wifé of Wm. Wicks, a son. SS eee DieD. Atthe Placer County Hospital, Jan. 10, @. W. Craft, a wative of Tilnois,; “aged 66 years. Metel Arrrivats, ~ Nationau Horen, Jan. 23. F. H. Bell, San Franciseo, ~ Heory Jacobs, . do W. T. Hobson, do C. J. Jones, do E. J. Bulley, do Chas. King, Washington, W.L. Record, Santa Barbara, S. B. Malarin, Santa Clara, M. F. Hubbard, Sacramento, John Hammond, Marysville, D. F. Buckley, San Juan, Geo. McCabe, do W. C.:Fredinburr, Ormonde, J. _H. Speers, Smartsville, ~~ A Nasa injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. ‘Price 80 cents. Sold by Carr Bros. ———— --0 e@ee— No-cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Siinmuns Liver Regulator. oe. TWENTY YEARS’? COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill., for thirty years. Her present residence is at No. 1107 East Capital Ave. In conversation with her.druggiat, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh 8t., shesaid: ‘‘I-have been afflicted.-with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of thé time. “Have been under the care of the best physiciang.of-this city, and have used all kinds. of medicine formy disease without any benefit. Lact winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully 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 at 50 cents by Carr Bros. pas an Ue har ae ae Oh, What a Ceugh. Will you heed the warning. signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Sbioh’s Cure will, Cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a million a secret process that beats all others. . bottles were sold the past year. It Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. eae Cottey Bres, Suiton’s cure will immediately relieve ‘Croup, Whooping Congh and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. ° The Leading Musi¢e Reuse. Call at er write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, We. have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15. cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid, iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years. = j. 20-tf j “1, . relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers de not be without it. For lame back, side: or chest, use Shiloh’s: Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. ee Liver Compliaint—Biliousness. The chief#ymptoms of this’ disease’ are depression of spirits; foul coated able breath, dry skin, with blotches and eruptions, saltow*coniplexion and vellow eye#, tired, aching shoulders, dull pain in right side, fairtness, dizziness and irregular bowels; This complaint in all of 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 tes cents a box by Carr Bros; : Levi Nickelson arrived home this} The}. , bad tasfing mouth, disagree-. ' : peneee be —— eg Itgives Iustantaneous Relief fn Cases of : BURGLARY AT SPENCEVILLE. Personal and Other News Frem Graes Valley Papers. 4 ,From Yesterday's Telegraph. . From Rev. D. D. Bowman, who has -eeen on a trip to Smartsville and Spenceville, we learn that tle store ef Woehler & Pietzsch of the latter place ‘was robbed Wednesday and $300'in money and valuables taken. The robbers cracked open the safe. Tracks were traced as far as Smartsville but the officers could not gain any clue as to the law breakers. Edward Coleman, superintegdent of the Idaho mine, is confined to his home through illness. Nothing serious, Soees Miss‘ Addie Larimer has returned from an extended visit to Mexico, where she has been visiting relatives. . From Yesterday's Tidings. . Miss hou Holland of North Columbia and Miss Bessie Oates of Nevada City are visiting Grass Valley friends, Supt. Tilley reports everything lovelv at the Peabody with a fine ledge in the bottom drift. -_Some—veryrich specimens— were taken out of the Empire mine last night, but we could not learn their value, \ The water has been pumped out of the Pennsylvania mine and the drifts are being cleared of debris preparatory: to developing . ‘ . ¥rom Today's Union. ~ Ed. Brockington returned from San Francisco on Tuesday, where he went to receive treatment at the German Hospital. He received no encouragement as to permanent benefit from treatmerit: there. CQO oe en Absalom was one of the first men on record to be ‘‘Held up’ while going through the woods, ealbeg eee Iv asinall satchel made of elephant’s hide cost $400, whatmight -a whole trunk cost? SkKNESS comes~ Uninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength, The most successful of all known remedies for weakness, the originof all disease, ia Dr. J. Ho MeLean’s Strengthening Oordial and Blood Puritier. : a eee Tux Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘'Both myself and wife owe eur lives te Shileh’s Consumption cure.’ Seld by Carr Bros. =o That Centain Meroury; assmercury— will surely dostrey the sense cf sme! and completely derange the whole sysiem when entering it through the mucous surfaces. ‘Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s-Uatarrn Cure, nanufactured by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,. contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In «buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure vou get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. -J. Cheney & Cor" Soe (OF Bold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. SchLiliing’s Best. Once bought—always sought. SJACOBS Ol], IT executive cuameer. . S Annapolis, Wd., Jan. 6, ’90. ‘“F have often used ST. JACOBS OIL, and find tt a.good Liniment.’’ ELIHU E., JACKSON, THE Cov. ef Md. BEST. Notice‘of Proving Will, N the Superior Court, in and for the coun] ty of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of.the Estate of A. L. Woodruff deceased. Pursuant to anOrder of said Superior Court,made on the 24th day of Jan uary, 1891,notice is hereby given that Satur day, the 7th day ef February, 1891, at ten o’clock A. M. of said day, at the Court room of seid Court, at the Court Housein the. city and county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will ofsaid A. L. Woodruff, deceased, and for hearing the application of Nancy P, Woodruff for the issuance to her of letters testamenatary when and whereany person interested may Appear and contest the same. Dated January 24, 1891, ‘ J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney. Notice to Minin ing Contractors. BPs will be received up to and including February 12th, 1891, at 12 o’clock noon, forthe construction of the Grass Valle Railway and Tunnel Company header 7!4x8 feet.Apply for particulars to F. N. BURNS, Snuverintendent, Nevada City, Cal: DR. ABERNETHY'S (ireen Ginger Be andy ~ » An Elegent Substitute for Essence or Extract of Ginger, 13-2w Endorsed of Physicians, Dentists, Apothecaries and the Public, Cramps, Colic, Pains in the Stom cha, Diarrhoea, E ‘te. a, Urchase only DR. ABERNETHY’S, hay-e ing upon the label J OS. N. SOUTHER MAN’F'G CO. gam Francisce. @@ For sale by ali Drugguat and Win Boware of Ointments fer CatarrhOFF FOR DUTCM FLAT. The Curley Bears? Gathering at ‘that Town. About a score of Curley Bears of Cave No. 1 left-here on this roon's train fer Dutch Flat where they will tonight institute a new cave and attend a ball given in their honor by the Native Sons of Dutch Flat. The,travelérs were uniformed in linen dusters in order that they might advertise to the outside world the salubrity of Nevada City’s climate. Many Curly Bears from Auburn and other points in Placer county will join the procession at Colfax, and a number of Truckee Natives will be on hand tonight to take the degree. tomorrow evening’s train. Fe MLE Say aaa Tue Texas Siftings says’ The actress who is ‘‘wedded to her art’ gets adivorce as soon as the right man comes along. _ Or @Pix doesn’t produce the best types of men, bat in a printing-offics the best types of men often produce pi. is no object it is very evident he does mot know what-an object is, eo An India-rubber stomach is more “mwonico’s refrigerator, ~~ eww] One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sure to relieve. There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Neyada Cityans will reach home on. WHEN @ man tells you that money . 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