January 9, 1893 (4 pages)

ne fern ot Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. F Txkws—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. MO-D<¥-EWNG. JAN. 9, DEPRICE’S el *93. “ MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leadin Chats and the homes, Dr. Price’sC Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pare Cream of Tartar Powder.” Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard. ~o Look oa the First hg fr == Reading Matier, = EEE THE CHTRUS Falk At the: Mechavies Pa Pavilion Will Be a Grand One, The Citrus Fair at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco, will unquestionably be the grandest ever seen on the coast. The lower floor of the exhibition has been arranged tegive the best effect with a west view. The great triple arch of Placer county in the citrus display stands in front of the main entrance. The central arch will be on the line of the main -aisle, and through it the promenaders will walktoan inspection of the citrus exhibit, The Placer county folk call theirs the Gateway, County, hence their position in the fair. The: 'ageh will reach to a level witli the top of the gallery rails. It will be covered with oranges and lemons, interspersed with electric lights. The Smartaville (Yuba county) model of the California bnilding at the World’s Fair will be a beautiful piece of architecture. Its interior will be made hospitable with some of the~ good things from Smartaville. .It-is the first on the right Of the’ center aisle goirg west. Yuba’s windmill. has acap of prunes and the’ taill will be gilded peanuts, : The Plain TrathIs good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla= there is nu need of embellishment or wensationalism, Simply what Hood's Sar saparilla docs, ban! tells the story of its merit, Hoop’s Pints are re easy, yet efficient, What the Amador Record Says. . The Nevada City Daily Transcrirt is thirty-three years old, but is just_as _ac-. tive a newspaper today as it was in the days of old, in the days of gold, i in the days of forty-nine. N. P. Brown, the . senior proprietor, is its present editor, and althongh he has loug been in harness and is reckoned as one .of the : pioneer journatists of California, he has lost none of the “‘anap” that xeeps the TRANSCRIPT in the front rank of the interior Presa of the State. Ma3 Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. **Cupidene,” for the restoration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling, Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the greatest and. most effective remedy ever discovered, " Millions of people have been restored ‘to perfect health by ite use. , The sale of: tuis medicine in. Eugland, France and’ Germany is unparalleled. Since its’ introduction “into the United States tens of thousands of people have been rélieved. Carr Bros. and ‘W. D. Vinton have just received ‘a large stock of ‘‘Cupidetie.””« ‘fry “it, ‘all Fy who are ‘afflicted. Guilénetood Cure. Weeuthetide-onr ad advertised. druggist to séll’ Dr. King’s New. Discovery for Consumption, Coyghs and Colds, upon this condition, . A you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest treuble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and ‘have. your ‘money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not Khow that Dr. King's New Discovery eoould be relied on: It never disappoints Trial ‘bottles free at Carr Bros’, Dru Store. Large size 500, and $1.00. Notice, All persons are vautioned against ‘accopting orders purporting to be given by the undersigned, as I do not give orders. and will not be responsible for the same. #8-3¢ Wattacs J, Win.tams. fae It Bhould Bein Kvery House. J. B. ‘Wilecn, 371 Clay 8t., Sharpeburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s Mew DiicoVery fdr Consumpoo and Coughs, that it cured bis wale . who wes threatened with Pneumonia ~ after am attack of ‘* La Grippe,” wheu ce il no physicians her tio Robert a Geiionten, Pe dai Dr cna hel beomtes baietin more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it, Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store large bottles, 50c. besangiow —— Daye of 49, Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for THE DAILY “TRANSCRIPT. "BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Basiness Transacted af at the Regular’ Term Commencing January 2d, Continuation of Saturday's proceedings : John F. Hook, Chief Engineerof the Nevada City Fire Department, appeared and asked the Board to approve of au appropriation for an annual volunteer fire department touruament, The Board approved the same. The following demands were allowed on the GENERAL FUND, J. R. Vineyard, salary as bug commissioner, $100. Peter Donuelly, impecunious witness fees, $6.50. George M. Bennett; painting bridge at Lime Kiln, $50: ; W. Monk, Wehihitng chaingang, $65. H.-S. Crocker Co., county election supplies, $725.48. Further applicatious for the position. of janitor of the Court House was received from Peter Graham and David moe: The petitions were filed. The appoint nent of a janitor wus laid over till the April term. The Board ordered that Supérvisor Buffington be appointed to act as chairman of the-Hoard during the abseuce of Chairuian Parazett, and. to act asa com: Ordered that hereafter all county offi cers buying supplies approve such bills before coming before the loard, The Board visited the County Hospital and found everything i in a neat and exeellent condition, The following resolutions were adopted by the Board: . WuHerEas, the ever-increasing commerce of the worlddemands~ increased facilities tor the interchange of commodities. And Wireeas, the waterways, paberid and artiticial, by which transit for trade is secured, are the great arteries through which transportation is’ most economi: cally obtained, serving alike ag a stimulant and regulator in the movement of the world’s products, And Wuerras, the trade of the Pacific Coast, the islands of the West and the Orient, is greatly hampered by the long and tedious voyage to the Atlantic seaboard-by way of the Cape, And WHEREAS, the early construction. of the Nicaraugua Canal, nader American. auspices will inure alike to the materia) Prosperity and resources of -our commoncountry, And Wuereas considerations of patriotism and national. security alike demand the control of the stupendous work when completed, by the government and people of ths United States. ‘It is therefore reaolved that our Sena. tors and Representatives in Congress be urgently requested to lend all their energies it favor of a Bill for the early oonstruction of a ship canal across the Iethmus of Nicaraugua under the auspices of and subject to the control of the Government of the United States. Resolved, That at copie: hereby: certified by the clerk under the seal of this Board ‘be forwarded to “Hoi. Charles N. Fel: ton, United States Senator, and Hon. A. Caminetti, Member of ‘Congress from this District. TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS. The following were selected by the Board to serve as jurors: TRIAL JURORS, NEVADA TOWNSHI,, ' 8. Allison, Charles E. Ashbun, J, Arbogast, Nat. Bailey, Jeremiah Blake, M. Brophy, D. 8. Baker, A. Baruh, ‘Samuel Barr, W; Barton, N. P. Brown, J. B. Byrne, Geo, A. Church, A. G. Carpenter, Samuel Clutter, K. Casper, Harvey Cooper, Janses Colley, D, D. Carter, J, ©. Diekerman, John Dunnicliff, Alex. Durbin, W. Ewderlem, John Evans, E. Eagye, Samuel J, Eddy, J. P. Ebaugh, Alex. Gault, D, B. Getchell, Philip Henry Grover, Geo. A. Gray, ©. MoClintock, J. M. Hadley, Israel Hosken, A. Hartung, J. B. Hitchcock, James Kinkead, Aug. Lademan, Henry Lane, D. W. Lord, 8.'S. Luey, Ed. Muller, Chas. Mosher, Thos. Mooney, F. T, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. E. J. Cummins, J. Glasson. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, Joba F. Schroeder, F. A: Horton and Isaac Fleming. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Richard Neville and Peter Graham, MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP. _ James Sheritt. bs LETTLEYORK TOWNSHIP, = John Husgey. The tee books of Recorder Brady were to Jan. 1, 1893. PERSONAL MENTION. Suvial and Other Notes About People i and Young. Fred ‘Zeitler has gone to the Bay. H. French is over from French Corral. Hon. -C.-W.-Crossarrived hereon Saturday evening. P. Taubphaus came up from the Bay Saturday evening. S. C. Bivens came down from North Bloomfield on Saturday, J. E. and James Quick, of Badger Hill, were here Saturday. Prof. Martin returned from San Tose Saturday evening. Frawk Mills has returned to San Franciscu. —ppilding:. . stre-Kaward-Beophy.of-Franch Corral: is here ou a visit, Me Cooley ot the (:erman Mine. is in town, J. G, Mather is down from North Blooinfield, Miss Rosetta Hagerty came down from Moore's t lat today. Mra. Nellie Parker, sister of Mrs. Fred EK. Brown, went to Oakland yes. terday to reside, R.McMurray and Major J.-8.-MeBride arrived here from San Francisco on Saturday. They left for the Delhi mine today. oe Jas. P. Daley of Berkeley and Chas. Scherman of Sacramento arrived “here last evening on their way te North San Juan. Mrs. R. Montgomery of Sacramento, who has been visiting her parents at éxwurined, found correct, and settled up. i INTERVIEWS With Some of the Leading Clizeas of te City of Marysville. an Appeal reporter asked a number of Marysville prominent citizens what legis‘lation they thought was particularly needed for this-part of the State. The ‘majority of the had not given the matter any thought and others were of the Mayor Rideout happened to be the first pagpoken te and he said: “I do not think just now of any legislation that is necded particularly by this section of the State. “As to measures of géneral interest, a constitutional amendment repealing the tax on mortgages is much needed. This provision of the new constitution was, of course, intended to aid the borrower by compelling the party making a loan secured by a mortgage on real estate to pay the taxes on the amount of the loan, that amount being deducted from the asuetsment of the property securing the loan. “The mortgage tax has so far failed of its purpose that it has not only made it more difficult fur the borrower to obtain a loan on his land, but has actually, to some extent, meréased the rate of interest by ‘turning to other States ties capital . Col. Edwards Woodraff, in ‘aipwer to what legislation is needed: for this part of Yuba county, replied: “The waters of the Yuba river are now. flowing down surcharged with mountain mud, so thick that you can almost cut it with a knife, and that no faith can possi bly be given to the honesty of hydraulic mining or of hydraulic mining promises, and that therefore the existence of the navigable rivers and the great Sacramento Valley is not possible with the continued existence of hydraulic mining in any form or shape. The‘ latter has been tried in every way and fdrm of rehabilitation and has proven the deadly enemy and déstroyer of our rivers and valleys. It cannot be otherwise. The legislation needed in this instance is a punitive clause in our reny ene North San Juan, arrived here yesterday on her way home. : Miss Annie K. Hagtman of San Fran‘cisco, who has been here on a three weeks visit to her sister, Mrs, M. Rosenberg, returned tu her home yeaterday. Myers Preston, whe has been here spending the holidays with hisfather, Senator—E.-M._Preston, returned to Berkeley today. Miss M. E. G, Morton, teacher of the high school at this city, who has been spending the hoijdays with her*parents at Sacramento, here last evening. ; W. T. Morgan, Grand Trustee of the Native Sons, leaves today for Humboldt county to make official visits to parlors in that section of the State. Will Waters will accompany him, Marcus M. Baruh, one of Nevada City’s favorite sons, has resigned his potion in the famous “Raphael. clothing establishment. i Miss Virgie Deal arrived here last evening and went to French Corral by private conveyanve this morning. She has been granted a leave of absence by’ the San Francisco School Directors, in order that she may complete her contract with the French Corral school. eee eSuperior Court. » The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of 8. E. Storey, decased. Order of sale of real estate. Estate of Geo. H. Abbe, Sanakiats Postponed one week, Estate of Wim. Kemp, deceased. Set. tlement of final account and. distribution of estate. Robert Bell vs, L. Hironimous. Postpening hearing demurerr one week, Helbrook ve, Harrington. Postpened one week, Allie Brown vs. E. C. Brown. Dem. urer over-ruled. 15 days to answer, People . vs. P. Fitzsimmons. Submitted ae Co or J, Uit, JA Rapp, 3B. 8. Rector, M. Rosenberg, T. U, Randall, E. W. Towle, Joseph Thomas, G. . Turner, A. D, Sutton, A. J. Stiles, B. C. Waite, L. Hirdchmaa, W. Floyd, M. M. Green. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, a Bangs Nt Dh Bente; ti: woud EVREKA TOWNSHIP, Geo. Abraham, G.W. Brown, Moses Bates and Hugh Dundon. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, George Baker, A. 8, Bigelow, W. M. Black, Thomas Brock, Owen Buckley and L. Bushell, ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, C. C, Bitner, 8S, A, Winn, G. B. ‘Hubie, John Mill, H. W. R. Crouch, Peter Martell and T. C. Bourne. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. __ A.J. Wood, J. H. Reader, Richard Neville, A. R. Dahlberg, Jehn: German, W. P. Miller and John Hnephe. MEADOW LAKE TOWNsuIP, J. Graham. : P. Blue, GRAND JURORS. NEVADA TOWNSUIR, } A. Blimenthal, W. J. Britlaad, W. B. Englebright, W. Giffin, Chas. Grimes, KE. P. Hagar, At Invard, A. J. Lord, J. Pp en B. H. diiller, C, E. Mulloy, H. C. Mills, W. H. Martia, F. O, Leutje, J. M, Murphy, C. J. -laffziger, J. A, Ae G. Chewy dS. Goodwin and bid bans te jury.” Margaret Kenny vs. John Lynn. Order granting 10 days additional time in which to prepare statement on motion for a new Nearly Lust in the Snow. Sacramento Record-Union: Joseph H. Kerr of Elk Grove was in this city Thursday, and being in a reminsicent mood, he told a thrilling story of how he was lost in the now over in Nevada county between Christmas and New Year 1862. He started ou; from Canada Hill to hunt along Little Deer Creek, and brought up in eight feet of snow at Red Dog: — ~—+ 290 New Bills. Senator Wilson of Tehama will introduce a billia the Legislature next week to pre: ent usury, It provides that no one cau lend money or enter into « contract where more than 5 per cong. interest is charged. It also declares a misdemancr}' the bompounding of interest. in wach ence, Senator Mathews of Los. Angeles will make an earnestendeavor to repeal the -} mortgage tax. In his opinion the burden does not fall on the right shoulders, so he is eatin A have the whole thing abolCovaus and colds kept off by tating Simmons i to regulate the re d A Consultation. Valley Saturday to hold. consal A. . with Dr. Jones in the caso of Northway, H,.A. Noyes, I. J. Rolfe, W. rm ais occ a: fd. Rowe, Geo. A. Shaw, Antone Tam,itime., 8 8 3 = H. D. Towle and John Webber. . dn aa Shear i NG@TON TOWNSHIP. t Pah es WwW. &. Dibble eg Grass Valley has been appointed » watchman by Speaker ees wn. _ {Gould of the Assembly, at » salary of John T, Cline and James Condon. 14 per day, cee o iw ba) aM 8, making illegal hydraulic mining a misdemeanor punishment by a heavy fine and imprisonment, This is all the legisla tion needed by this part of Yuba county, and the sooner we have it the better wil: it be for the whole State. aes “Otherwise, I would advise againstany. further legi lation for the State at large, and would recommend to the present Leg: United States Senator, and has prepared « te the people providing that the Leyislature shall sit only once in ten years and that its session shall be only thirty days, it shall at once adjourn. 2f i¢ only had zen would gladly imitate the action of to him would be the millenium: ‘Now Loid, let thy servants depart in peace’, fouling of our rivers by sawmill men, miners or private citizens; and a law’ pro"perier Court of another district, should also be passed. “The law permitting accounts to outlaw in two years should be amended tu extend the law tu eight or ten years, or it should be repealed, As the law now stands it favors the dishonest and dive honor able persons no guod. Why suffer with Gpisepetic; biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. The Good Hepe Mine. Tidings: Eicouraging reports come from the Good Hope mine.at the Cabbage Patch, near Spenceville. Richard Vin. cent, Wm, Eddy and other Grass Valleyans are the principal owners. A’ new whim has just been placed on the mine and the water has been pumped out. and than that horetofore extyaahed: It shows lots of free gold, sulphurets, galena, ote. and Mr. Maltman of Nevada City hins offered the. proprietors $75 per ton for the -{ Peck en the ground. _Maltmansays: it: is the richest rock he ever worked, © The boys think they have a bunana and we hope they have. A Nugget Found Near Wheatland. W. P. Lipp, of Wheatland, while pros pecting at Nugget ravine, seven miles east of Wheatland, on Frank Hunt’: land, found a large gold nugget whic! weighed 14 ounces, 13 penny weights anu A grains. It is valued at $246. Grundy claim about two years ago found another large nugget for which he received #226. The oue found by Mr. Lipp is the largest nugget ever broughtto Wheatland from placer diggings.—Marysville Appeal, ES a a wp —"e Gramser. : “4 pappose, hc 9 en been studying up physiology, “I suppose this is called « boarding house because it helps the lumber region?” “No,” said the facétious boarder, “THs booanke we ie meen “had 5 toll you,” anid \y ‘**it’s — lown or you'll be fired." p Sark cay, Mom seeking investment.” . EES ierecen te islature that-as-soon as it has elected it, Constitutional amendment to be submitted the good sense to do this, then every citi ~ good Simeon of eld and raise his arms’ heavenward and exclain in view of what Dr. G Bi yee when seen thought of a sition in B. H. Miller's store and left for} m ce Le = “Very stringent laws should be enacted preventing, under heavy penalties, the hibiting the Superior Court of one distri.+ from interfering with the decrees of a SuThe first drift has been ran several feet} Hendrix, .while working on the same} Installation, Banguot and a General Good . Time Saturday Night. Saturday evening the installation of Officers of Neva Rebekah Degrce Lodge, No. 119, took place. ‘The following acted as grand officers: Lena S. Brown, D. D. G. M.; Lizzie Grant, 44. M.; Lena ‘Silva, GC: W.; Alice foreman, RUS.; Mra. Hothersoll, F. S.; Mrs. \iarshal Lockin, G. _T. The officers-installed are: M.J. Roberts, W. G.; Mary Miller, V. G.;[: Adeline Hothersoll, R. 8.; Lulu Clutter, F. 8.; Annie Jones, T.; Litie White, W.; J. O. Rich, O. G.; Emily Thompson, C.; Martha Rowe, I. G.; Alice Forman, R. 8. N. G.; Lena Silva, L. 3. N.G.; Maggie Richards, R. 8: V. G.; Mrs. William Martin, L. So V. G.; Alice Gray, R. A. %.; Mary Brown, L. A. 8.; Emily Hoskin, Banner Bearer ; Emma Thompson, Chaplain; Anthouy Locklin, Organist; George A. Gray, Drillmaster. E. J. Reotor was appointed master of ceremonies of the games and literary exercises which followed. The prizes offered in the games were awarded as followa: lst prize, EK. Baker, a ballet dancer; 2d, W. C. Gray, Jack-in-box. J. Lithgow of Washington Was voted the best-looking gentleman, Mr, Landsburg of Relief Hill ‘second best, and H. Mur. chie the homeliest. sisted of ; Banje trio, W. Rowe, Mra, lin, Miss E. Thompson, Recitation, Mis Lena Silva, Solo, Mra. Celia Trewhilla, Reading, Mra, A. Locklin. A tine repast was served and the young people enjoyed. themselves in dancing until a late hour. Everybody weut home more than pleased with their evening's entertainment. A. Lookx Proving yourself with a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand for contending success: fully with a sudden cold. As an emergency medicine, it has no equal, and leading physicians everywhere recommend it. oo Hearn brings happiness. Take Sim mons Liver Regulator for stumach, liver and*Kiduey troubles, & Pracky toy. A son of P. Fitzsimmons, who is on trial before the Superior Court, came over from French Corral on Saturday to let his mother, who is here, dress his fingera. It seema the lad, who is only ten yearsold, was playing with giant}. powder cartridges when one of them exploded ‘and the end of his thaimnlyand one of the fingers Was blown off, aud” the right hand otherwise injured. Just a: soon as the accident occurred the little fellow went to his father’s barn, saddled one of the horses and came to this city to have'his mother dress she wound. So anlatieseeematneeneenimemimaanemncneeenunataaren 5 twaer, garten School. _ Mrs. D. A. Crowell will open a kinder garten school at the M. E. Church, Ne vada City, Monday, January 9, at 9 o’cluck A.M. Children received between ‘the ages of 3 and 9 years. Parents wishing to place their children under my care will please confer with me at my residence, near M, £. Church, jdlw. Nevada e Omapate _ J. P. Daley, Berkeley, “The Titerary aait yrusioat-exorciver wou} H. Williamson, Federal Loan, Tue continual succession of boils, pin.ples, and eruptious from which many saparilla. It-expola the poisons harih“[amaly throtgh the-natural channel, and HOTEL: ARRIVALS, . National Exchange: E. J. Scharr, Sacramento, J. D. Sivils, J. B. Treadwell, « S. B. Slight, oe W. HH. Payne,Chas. Scherman, * “ J. L. Tucker, bi W. Powell & w, a4 GIB. Griswali San Francisco, C. W. Cross, R, ha el AJn, = G. L. paCuadhinn, ‘9 J. 3. Mebride, by J. A, Penilergast, se vere. EK. H. Barney, “ D. Harmon; ; Lh P‘Laniphaus, “ VU, Peurose, Bloomfield, Bat 5S. C. Bivens, 3. G. M, Harri, Ben, Juan, KA. Paine, = NM. J. Brock, Moupe’s ‘Plat, Wm. Glover, Anthony House, Mics L. Grant, Rough and Ready, Mre. © Brown, . Geo, Van Buskirk, Maryerilla, ©. A. Duncan, Yuba City, J. Heinman, New York, J. Ramaey, Malakoff, T.-Tierney, --*«——_— J. K. Quick, Badger Hill, Jas. Quick, \ Unton Arrivals, J. Ri Balch, Rough and Ready, J.3 ._Landala urg,-Relef-Hith “TK Cooley, Grand Valley, J. C. Noell, uh C.0. ‘Townwend, ‘ ze: “ Kogera, “f PS 5 Fletcher, we 4 Gates, as A. Muttou, “e Dan, O'Donnell, J. M. Buftington, tke, O. D. tiffany, Wadsworth, Nev., W. P. Miller, French Corral, P. Zink, Purdon’s heh Mrs. Edward Broph rench Corral. GOH, Stokes & I, ‘keley, W. C. Horner, San H Fulier, San Juan, J. R. Davi Miss E, GY orton, , Sacramento, “E. A. Jones, R. Steineggar, Jack Rabbit Mine, Tom. Mi tcheti, Federal Loan, A. L. Gorman, San Jove. suffer, ‘indicates an impure state of blood Che moat effestive remedy ts Ayer’s farleaves-the skin clean aud clear. Smmoxs Livex Reavaror fe the face f malaria—it throwa-off the bile and prevents its accumulating. Startar baking Powder.— A stated meeting g of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., will be held Monday ! evening, January 9th. There will be . installation of officers. Every member is requested to be present. a . Cream o Highest of ‘at in Beco. trength.— Laresr Unirep. Sratzs Hes ea Foop Rrroxr. Roya BAxina Powner Co. 106 Wall 8t.N. Y Usually describes f always autici wt my CANDIE Lt bens: the quantity of my CANDIES ity ata treme:.dous pace, J, M FOLEY, Confectioner AM evanoes. questionable business methods, (ny however, algout niy nude of deating With patrons aud I’m never bubiad hand either. te the public wauts and just nuw tiey are wanting & gre#t deal ks av trough 1893 was to open very. xwevt, judging fron which are going into consuln ption. “all is pure, wholesome and delicious and my vaebedy is Jninping iuth popa'arere’s nothing un erhandeds very Uhiany j No. 13 C mmereial S:,, Nevada City “What are wild waves Sister the whole day lo ‘#NEVADA CITY, saying re ny . © rT? Like a Waterfall. -ALERED, i. MOKELL, M. D. —OFFICE— Pine Street, next Carr Bros.} —RESIDENCR— 2 National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Before my annual stock : taking every article in my i . store will be sold at ACTUALCOST. = . Great Suffering + After the. Crip wt : Tremendous Rearing tn the Head — Pain in the Stoniach.“To 0. “Two years ago T had a sovery attack of Ay hhe Grip, which left me in a terribly weak gondition. Last winter I fied epother stake GC 0 DS, no stre: roaring no! in my head, like a water: oe also ‘had severe Headaches and Severe Sinking Pains fia n result is ve diaagreable effects of the Grip an from pains and aches, pare eve a Hood’s Sarsaparilla . . .) Fellows’ Building, a —~¥ recomm ma : {2 Remember I have the . finest lines of CLOTHING, EN TS' FURNISHING BOOTS AND HATS, ete. and— aa I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: Dy bad: io was al “My appelito yas at gone ane SHOES, the; ; RB. . 2 rar oh Kk _medicin witoxt Unth, Having neare so mac la, [ cone! ned sy Ail the ie a net COOK, Bt. Johnsbury, Broa . Sireet, Nevada City.$ Hoop’s PILLe do not purge, pain or gripe, , but act promptly easily and efficiently, se. . \L. HYMAN & CO. And ee Rr siege € SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, a NEVADA CITY, _ spe RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OP POSITION: _ thay aout D and 2d Sis. MARY SVILLE, CATIA ; SN S As Miss Power Will Re. y main THIS WEEK ONLe ly . Stylish HATS will do. : ms-NO‘CHARGE. . FOR 4 .) gosaDURING THIS WEEK. Havana Hand-made, Rich, Met'ow and Delicious Favor. # : Williams Giffin, (ATIVE S08 OF MARYLAND)” tt CALIFORNIA, ae 2 =D Ladies in want ot well to Call Now. i TRIMMING HATS

ne fern ot Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. F Txkws—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. MO-D<¥-EWNG. JAN. 9, DEPRICE’S el *93. “ MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the leadin Chats and the homes, Dr. Price’sC Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pare Cream of Tartar Powder.” Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard. ~o Look oa the First hg fr == Reading Matier, = EEE THE CHTRUS Falk At the: Mechavies Pa Pavilion Will Be a Grand One, The Citrus Fair at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco, will unquestionably be the grandest ever seen on the coast. The lower floor of the exhibition has been arranged tegive the best effect with a west view. The great triple arch of Placer county in the citrus display stands in front of the main entrance. The central arch will be on the line of the main -aisle, and through it the promenaders will walktoan inspection of the citrus exhibit, The Placer county folk call theirs the Gateway, County, hence their position in the fair. The: 'ageh will reach to a level witli the top of the gallery rails. It will be covered with oranges and lemons, interspersed with electric lights. The Smartaville (Yuba county) model of the California bnilding at the World’s Fair will be a beautiful piece of architecture. Its interior will be made hospitable with some of the~ good things from Smartaville. .It-is the first on the right Of the’ center aisle goirg west. Yuba’s windmill. has acap of prunes and the’ taill will be gilded peanuts, : The Plain TrathIs good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla= there is nu need of embellishment or wensationalism, Simply what Hood's Sar saparilla docs, ban! tells the story of its merit, Hoop’s Pints are re easy, yet efficient, What the Amador Record Says. . The Nevada City Daily Transcrirt is thirty-three years old, but is just_as _ac-. tive a newspaper today as it was in the days of old, in the days of gold, i in the days of forty-nine. N. P. Brown, the . senior proprietor, is its present editor, and althongh he has loug been in harness and is reckoned as one .of the : pioneer journatists of California, he has lost none of the “‘anap” that xeeps the TRANSCRIPT in the front rank of the interior Presa of the State. Ma3 Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. **Cupidene,” for the restoration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling, Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the greatest and. most effective remedy ever discovered, " Millions of people have been restored ‘to perfect health by ite use. , The sale of: tuis medicine in. Eugland, France and’ Germany is unparalleled. Since its’ introduction “into the United States tens of thousands of people have been rélieved. Carr Bros. and ‘W. D. Vinton have just received ‘a large stock of ‘‘Cupidetie.””« ‘fry “it, ‘all Fy who are ‘afflicted. Guilénetood Cure. Weeuthetide-onr ad advertised. druggist to séll’ Dr. King’s New. Discovery for Consumption, Coyghs and Colds, upon this condition, . A you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest treuble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and ‘have. your ‘money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not Khow that Dr. King's New Discovery eoould be relied on: It never disappoints Trial ‘bottles free at Carr Bros’, Dru Store. Large size 500, and $1.00. Notice, All persons are vautioned against ‘accopting orders purporting to be given by the undersigned, as I do not give orders. and will not be responsible for the same. #8-3¢ Wattacs J, Win.tams. fae It Bhould Bein Kvery House. J. B. ‘Wilecn, 371 Clay 8t., Sharpeburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s Mew DiicoVery fdr Consumpoo and Coughs, that it cured bis wale . who wes threatened with Pneumonia ~ after am attack of ‘* La Grippe,” wheu ce il no physicians her tio Robert a Geiionten, Pe dai Dr cna hel beomtes baietin more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it, Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store large bottles, 50c. besangiow —— Daye of 49, Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for THE DAILY “TRANSCRIPT. "BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Basiness Transacted af at the Regular’ Term Commencing January 2d, Continuation of Saturday's proceedings : John F. Hook, Chief Engineerof the Nevada City Fire Department, appeared and asked the Board to approve of au appropriation for an annual volunteer fire department touruament, The Board approved the same. The following demands were allowed on the GENERAL FUND, J. R. Vineyard, salary as bug commissioner, $100. Peter Donuelly, impecunious witness fees, $6.50. George M. Bennett; painting bridge at Lime Kiln, $50: ; W. Monk, Wehihitng chaingang, $65. H.-S. Crocker Co., county election supplies, $725.48. Further applicatious for the position. of janitor of the Court House was received from Peter Graham and David moe: The petitions were filed. The appoint nent of a janitor wus laid over till the April term. The Board ordered that Supérvisor Buffington be appointed to act as chairman of the-Hoard during the abseuce of Chairuian Parazett, and. to act asa com: Ordered that hereafter all county offi cers buying supplies approve such bills before coming before the loard, The Board visited the County Hospital and found everything i in a neat and exeellent condition, The following resolutions were adopted by the Board: . WuHerEas, the ever-increasing commerce of the worlddemands~ increased facilities tor the interchange of commodities. And Wireeas, the waterways, paberid and artiticial, by which transit for trade is secured, are the great arteries through which transportation is’ most economi: cally obtained, serving alike ag a stimulant and regulator in the movement of the world’s products, And Wuerras, the trade of the Pacific Coast, the islands of the West and the Orient, is greatly hampered by the long and tedious voyage to the Atlantic seaboard-by way of the Cape, And WHEREAS, the early construction. of the Nicaraugua Canal, nader American. auspices will inure alike to the materia) Prosperity and resources of -our commoncountry, And Wuereas considerations of patriotism and national. security alike demand the control of the stupendous work when completed, by the government and people of ths United States. ‘It is therefore reaolved that our Sena. tors and Representatives in Congress be urgently requested to lend all their energies it favor of a Bill for the early oonstruction of a ship canal across the Iethmus of Nicaraugua under the auspices of and subject to the control of the Government of the United States. Resolved, That at copie: hereby: certified by the clerk under the seal of this Board ‘be forwarded to “Hoi. Charles N. Fel: ton, United States Senator, and Hon. A. Caminetti, Member of ‘Congress from this District. TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS. The following were selected by the Board to serve as jurors: TRIAL JURORS, NEVADA TOWNSHI,, ' 8. Allison, Charles E. Ashbun, J, Arbogast, Nat. Bailey, Jeremiah Blake, M. Brophy, D. 8. Baker, A. Baruh, ‘Samuel Barr, W; Barton, N. P. Brown, J. B. Byrne, Geo, A. Church, A. G. Carpenter, Samuel Clutter, K. Casper, Harvey Cooper, Janses Colley, D, D. Carter, J, ©. Diekerman, John Dunnicliff, Alex. Durbin, W. Ewderlem, John Evans, E. Eagye, Samuel J, Eddy, J. P. Ebaugh, Alex. Gault, D, B. Getchell, Philip Henry Grover, Geo. A. Gray, ©. MoClintock, J. M. Hadley, Israel Hosken, A. Hartung, J. B. Hitchcock, James Kinkead, Aug. Lademan, Henry Lane, D. W. Lord, 8.'S. Luey, Ed. Muller, Chas. Mosher, Thos. Mooney, F. T, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. E. J. Cummins, J. Glasson. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, Joba F. Schroeder, F. A: Horton and Isaac Fleming. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. Richard Neville and Peter Graham, MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP.. _ James Sheritt. bs LETTLEYORK TOWNSHIP, = John Husgey. The tee books of Recorder Brady were to Jan. 1, 1893. PERSONAL MENTION. Suvial and Other Notes About People i and Young. Fred ‘Zeitler has gone to the Bay. H. French is over from French Corral. Hon. -C.-W.-Crossarrived hereon Saturday evening. P. Taubphaus came up from the Bay Saturday evening. S. C. Bivens came down from North Bloomfield on Saturday, J. E. and James Quick, of Badger Hill, were here Saturday. Prof. Martin returned from San Tose Saturday evening. Frawk Mills has returned to San Franciscu. —ppilding:. . stre-Kaward-Beophy.of-Franch Corral: is here ou a visit, Me Cooley ot the (:erman Mine. is in town, J. G, Mather is down from North Blooinfield, Miss Rosetta Hagerty came down from Moore's t lat today. Mra. Nellie Parker, sister of Mrs. Fred EK. Brown, went to Oakland yes. terday to reside, R.McMurray and Major J.-8.-MeBride arrived here from San Francisco on Saturday. They left for the Delhi mine today. oe Jas. P. Daley of Berkeley and Chas. Scherman of Sacramento arrived “here last evening on their way te North San Juan. Mrs. R. Montgomery of Sacramento, who has been visiting her parents at éxwurined, found correct, and settled up. i INTERVIEWS With Some of the Leading Clizeas of te City of Marysville. an Appeal reporter asked a number of Marysville prominent citizens what legis‘lation they thought was particularly needed for this-part of the State. The ‘majority of the had not given the matter any thought and others were of the Mayor Rideout happened to be the first pagpoken te and he said: “I do not think just now of any legislation that is necded particularly by this section of the State. “As to measures of géneral interest, a constitutional amendment repealing the tax on mortgages is much needed. This provision of the new constitution was, of course, intended to aid the borrower by compelling the party making a loan secured by a mortgage on real estate to pay the taxes on the amount of the loan, that amount being deducted from the asuetsment of the property securing the loan. “The mortgage tax has so far failed of its purpose that it has not only made it more difficult fur the borrower to obtain a loan on his land, but has actually, to some extent, meréased the rate of interest by ‘turning to other States ties capital . Col. Edwards Woodraff, in ‘aipwer to what legislation is needed: for this part of Yuba county, replied: “The waters of the Yuba river are now. flowing down surcharged with mountain mud, so thick that you can almost cut it with a knife, and that no faith can possi bly be given to the honesty of hydraulic mining or of hydraulic mining promises, and that therefore the existence of the navigable rivers and the great Sacramento Valley is not possible with the continued existence of hydraulic mining in any form or shape. The‘ latter has been tried in every way and fdrm of rehabilitation and has proven the deadly enemy and déstroyer of our rivers and valleys. It cannot be otherwise. The legislation needed in this instance is a punitive clause in our reny ene North San Juan, arrived here yesterday on her way home. : Miss Annie K. Hagtman of San Fran‘cisco, who has been here on a three weeks visit to her sister, Mrs, M. Rosenberg, returned tu her home yeaterday. Myers Preston, whe has been here spending the holidays with hisfather, Senator—E.-M._Preston, returned to Berkeley today. Miss M. E. G, Morton, teacher of the high school at this city, who has been spending the hoijdays with her*parents at Sacramento, here last evening. ; W. T. Morgan, Grand Trustee of the Native Sons, leaves today for Humboldt county to make official visits to parlors in that section of the State. Will Waters will accompany him, Marcus M. Baruh, one of Nevada City’s favorite sons, has resigned his potion in the famous “Raphael. clothing establishment. i Miss Virgie Deal arrived here last evening and went to French Corral by private conveyanve this morning. She has been granted a leave of absence by’ the San Francisco School Directors, in order that she may complete her contract with the French Corral school. eee eSuperior Court. » The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of 8. E. Storey, decased. Order of sale of real estate. Estate of Geo. H. Abbe, Sanakiats Postponed one week, Estate of Wim. Kemp, deceased. Set. tlement of final account and. distribution of estate. Robert Bell vs, L. Hironimous. Postpening hearing demurerr one week, Helbrook ve, Harrington. Postpened one week, Allie Brown vs. E. C. Brown. Dem. urer over-ruled. 15 days to answer, People . vs. P. Fitzsimmons. Submitted ae Co or J, Uit, JA Rapp, 3B. 8. Rector, M. Rosenberg, T. U, Randall, E. W. Towle, Joseph Thomas, G. . Turner, A. D, Sutton, A. J. Stiles, B. C. Waite, L. Hirdchmaa, W. Floyd, M. M. Green. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, a Bangs Nt Dh Bente; ti: woud EVREKA TOWNSHIP, Geo. Abraham, G.W. Brown, Moses Bates and Hugh Dundon. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, George Baker, A. 8, Bigelow, W. M. Black, Thomas Brock, Owen Buckley and L. Bushell, ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, C. C, Bitner, 8S, A, Winn, G. B. ‘Hubie, John Mill, H. W. R. Crouch, Peter Martell and T. C. Bourne. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. __ A.J. Wood, J. H. Reader, Richard Neville, A. R. Dahlberg, Jehn: German, W. P. Miller and John Hnephe. MEADOW LAKE TOWNsuIP, J. Graham. : P. Blue, GRAND JURORS. NEVADA TOWNSUIR, } A. Blimenthal, W. J. Britlaad, W. B. Englebright, W. Giffin, Chas. Grimes, KE. P. Hagar, At Invard, A. J. Lord, J. Pp en B. H. diiller, C, E. Mulloy, H. C. Mills, W. H. Martia, F. O, Leutje, J. M, Murphy, C. J. -laffziger, J. A, Ae G. Chewy dS. Goodwin and bid bans te jury.”

Margaret Kenny vs. John Lynn. Order granting 10 days additional time in which to prepare statement on motion for a new Nearly Lust in the Snow. Sacramento Record-Union: Joseph H. Kerr of Elk Grove was in this city Thursday, and being in a reminsicent mood, he told a thrilling story of how he was lost in the now over in Nevada county between Christmas and New Year 1862. He started ou; from Canada Hill to hunt along Little Deer Creek, and brought up in eight feet of snow at Red Dog: — ~—+ 290 New Bills. Senator Wilson of Tehama will introduce a billia the Legislature next week to pre: ent usury, It provides that no one cau lend money or enter into « contract where more than 5 per cong. interest is charged. It also declares a misdemancr}' the bompounding of interest. in wach ence, Senator Mathews of Los. Angeles will make an earnestendeavor to repeal the -} mortgage tax. In his opinion the burden does not fall on the right shoulders, so he is eatin A have the whole thing abolCovaus and colds kept off by tating Simmons i to regulate the re d A Consultation. Valley Saturday to hold. consal A. . with Dr. Jones in the caso of Northway, H,.A. Noyes, I. J. Rolfe, W. rm ais occ a: fd. Rowe, Geo. A. Shaw, Antone Tam,itime., 8 8 3 = H. D. Towle and John Webber. . dn aa Shear i NG@TON TOWNSHIP. t Pah es WwW. &. Dibble eg Grass Valley has been appointed » watchman by Speaker ees wn. _ {Gould of the Assembly, at » salary of John T, Cline and James Condon. 14 per day, cee o iw ba) aM 8, making illegal hydraulic mining a misdemeanor punishment by a heavy fine and imprisonment, This is all the legisla tion needed by this part of Yuba county, and the sooner we have it the better wil: it be for the whole State. aes “Otherwise, I would advise againstany. further legi lation for the State at large, and would recommend to the present Leg: United States Senator, and has prepared « te the people providing that the Leyislature shall sit only once in ten years and that its session shall be only thirty days, it shall at once adjourn. 2f i¢ only had zen would gladly imitate the action of to him would be the millenium: ‘Now Loid, let thy servants depart in peace’, fouling of our rivers by sawmill men, miners or private citizens; and a law’ pro"perier Court of another district, should also be passed. “The law permitting accounts to outlaw in two years should be amended tu extend the law tu eight or ten years, or it should be repealed, As the law now stands it favors the dishonest and dive honor able persons no guod. Why suffer with Gpisepetic; biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. The Good Hepe Mine. Tidings: Eicouraging reports come from the Good Hope mine.at the Cabbage Patch, near Spenceville. Richard Vin. cent, Wm, Eddy and other Grass Valleyans are the principal owners. A’ new whim has just been placed on the mine and the water has been pumped out. and than that horetofore extyaahed: It shows lots of free gold, sulphurets, galena, ote. and Mr. Maltman of Nevada City hins offered the. proprietors $75 per ton for the -{ Peck en the ground. _Maltmansays: it: is the richest rock he ever worked, © The boys think they have a bunana and we hope they have. A Nugget Found Near Wheatland. W. P. Lipp, of Wheatland, while pros pecting at Nugget ravine, seven miles east of Wheatland, on Frank Hunt’: land, found a large gold nugget whic! weighed 14 ounces, 13 penny weights anu A grains. It is valued at $246. Grundy claim about two years ago found another large nugget for which he received #226. The oue found by Mr. Lipp is the largest nugget ever broughtto Wheatland from placer diggings.—Marysville Appeal, ES a a wp —"e Gramser. : “4 pappose, hc 9 en been studying up physiology, “I suppose this is called « boarding house because it helps the lumber region?” “No,” said the facétious boarder, “THs booanke we ie meen “had 5 toll you,” anid \y ‘**it’s — lown or you'll be fired." p Sark cay, Mom seeking investment.” . EES ierecen te islature that-as-soon as it has elected it, Constitutional amendment to be submitted the good sense to do this, then every citi ~ good Simeon of eld and raise his arms’ heavenward and exclain in view of what Dr. G Bi yee when seen thought of a sition in B. H. Miller's store and left for} m ce Le = “Very stringent laws should be enacted preventing, under heavy penalties, the hibiting the Superior Court of one distri.+ from interfering with the decrees of a SuThe first drift has been ran several feet} Hendrix, .while working on the same} Installation, Banguot and a General Good . Time Saturday Night. Saturday evening the installation of Officers of Neva Rebekah Degrce Lodge, No. 119, took place. ‘The following acted as grand officers: Lena S. Brown, D. D. G. M.; Lizzie Grant, 44. M.; Lena ‘Silva, GC: W.; Alice foreman, RUS.; Mra. Hothersoll, F. S.; Mrs. \iarshal Lockin, G. _T. The officers-installed are: M.J. Roberts, W. G.; Mary Miller, V. G.;[: Adeline Hothersoll, R. 8.; Lulu Clutter, F. 8.; Annie Jones, T.; Litie White, W.; J. O. Rich, O. G.; Emily Thompson, C.; Martha Rowe, I. G.; Alice Forman, R. 8. N. G.; Lena Silva, L. 3. N.G.; Maggie Richards, R. 8: V. G.; Mrs. William Martin, L. So V. G.; Alice Gray, R. A. %.; Mary Brown, L. A. 8.; Emily Hoskin, Banner Bearer ; Emma Thompson, Chaplain; Anthouy Locklin, Organist; George A. Gray, Drillmaster. E. J. Reotor was appointed master of ceremonies of the games and literary exercises which followed. The prizes offered in the games were awarded as followa: lst prize, EK. Baker, a ballet dancer; 2d, W. C. Gray, Jack-in-box. J. Lithgow of Washington Was voted the best-looking gentleman, Mr, Landsburg of Relief Hill ‘second best, and H. Mur. chie the homeliest. sisted of ; Banje trio, W. Rowe, Mra, lin, Miss E. Thompson, Recitation, Mis Lena Silva, Solo, Mra. Celia Trewhilla, Reading, Mra, A. Locklin. A tine repast was served and the young people enjoyed. themselves in dancing until a late hour. Everybody weut home more than pleased with their evening's entertainment. A. Lookx Proving yourself with a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand for contending success: fully with a sudden cold. As an emergency medicine, it has no equal, and leading physicians everywhere recommend it. oo Hearn brings happiness. Take Sim mons Liver Regulator for stumach, liver and*Kiduey troubles, & Pracky toy. A son of P. Fitzsimmons, who is on trial before the Superior Court, came over from French Corral on Saturday to let his mother, who is here, dress his fingera. It seema the lad, who is only ten yearsold, was playing with giant}. powder cartridges when one of them exploded ‘and the end of his thaimnlyand one of the fingers Was blown off, aud” the right hand otherwise injured. Just a: soon as the accident occurred the little fellow went to his father’s barn, saddled one of the horses and came to this city to have'his mother dress she wound. So anlatieseeematneeneenimemimaanemncneeenunataaren 5 twaer, garten School. _ Mrs. D. A. Crowell will open a kinder garten school at the M. E. Church, Ne vada City, Monday, January 9, at 9 o’cluck A.M. Children received between ‘the ages of 3 and 9 years. Parents wishing to place their children under my care will please confer with me at my residence, near M, £. Church, jdlw. Nevada e Omapate _ J. P. Daley, Berkeley, “The Titerary aait yrusioat-exorciver wou} H. Williamson, Federal Loan, Tue continual succession of boils, pin.ples, and eruptious from which many saparilla. It-expola the poisons harih“[amaly throtgh the-natural channel, and HOTEL: ARRIVALS, . National Exchange: E. J. Scharr, Sacramento, J. D. Sivils, J. B. Treadwell, « S. B. Slight, oe W. HH. Payne,Chas. Scherman, * “ J. L. Tucker, bi W. Powell & w, a4 GIB. Griswali San Francisco, C. W. Cross, R, ha el AJn, = G. L. paCuadhinn, ‘9 J. 3. Mebride, by J. A, Penilergast, se vere. EK. H. Barney, “ D. Harmon; ; Lh P‘Laniphaus, “ VU, Peurose, Bloomfield, Bat 5S. C. Bivens, 3. G. M, Harri, Ben, Juan, KA. Paine, = NM. J. Brock, Moupe’s ‘Plat, Wm. Glover, Anthony House, Mics L. Grant, Rough and Ready, Mre. © Brown, . Geo, Van Buskirk, Maryerilla, ©. A. Duncan, Yuba City, J. Heinman, New York, J. Ramaey, Malakoff, T.-Tierney, --*«——_— J. K. Quick, Badger Hill, Jas. Quick, \ Unton Arrivals, J. Ri Balch, Rough and Ready, J.3 ._Landala urg,-Relef-Hith “TK Cooley, Grand Valley, J. C. Noell, uh C.0. ‘Townwend, ‘ ze: “ Kogera, “f PS 5 Fletcher, we 4 Gates, as A. Muttou, “e Dan, O'Donnell, J. M. Buftington, tke, O. D. tiffany, Wadsworth, Nev., W. P. Miller, French Corral, P. Zink, Purdon’s heh Mrs. Edward Broph rench Corral. GOH, Stokes & I, ‘keley, W. C. Horner, San H Fulier, San Juan, J. R. Davi Miss E, GY orton, , Sacramento, “E. A. Jones, R. Steineggar, Jack Rabbit Mine, Tom. Mi tcheti, Federal Loan, A. L. Gorman, San Jove. suffer, ‘indicates an impure state of blood Che moat effestive remedy ts Ayer’s farleaves-the skin clean aud clear. Smmoxs Livex Reavaror fe the face f malaria—it throwa-off the bile and prevents its accumulating. Startar baking Powder.— A stated meeting g of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., will be held Monday ! evening, January 9th. There will be . installation of officers. Every member is requested to be present. a . Cream o Highest of ‘at in Beco. trength.— Laresr Unirep. Sratzs Hes ea Foop Rrroxr. Roya BAxina Powner Co. 106 Wall 8t.N. Y Usually describes f always autici wt my CANDIE Lt bens: the quantity of my CANDIES ity ata treme:.dous pace, J, M FOLEY, Confectioner AM evanoes. questionable business methods, (ny however, algout niy nude of deating With patrons aud I’m never bubiad hand either. te the public wauts and just nuw tiey are wanting & gre#t deal ks av trough 1893 was to open very. xwevt, judging fron which are going into consuln ption. “all is pure, wholesome and delicious and my vaebedy is Jninping iuth popa'arere’s nothing un erhandeds very Uhiany j No. 13 C mmereial S:,, Nevada City “What are wild waves Sister the whole day lo ‘#NEVADA CITY, saying re ny . © rT? Like a Waterfall. -ALERED, i. MOKELL, M. D. —OFFICE— Pine Street, next Carr Bros.} —RESIDENCR— 2 National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Before my annual stock : taking every article in my i . store will be sold at ACTUALCOST. = . Great Suffering + After the. Crip wt : Tremendous Rearing tn the Head — Pain in the Stoniach.“To 0. “Two years ago T had a sovery attack of Ay hhe Grip, which left me in a terribly weak gondition. Last winter I fied epother stake GC 0 DS, no stre: roaring no! in my head, like a water: oe also ‘had severe Headaches and Severe Sinking Pains fia n result is ve diaagreable effects of the Grip an from pains and aches, pare eve a Hood’s Sarsaparilla . . .) Fellows’ Building, a —~¥ recomm ma : {2 Remember I have the . finest lines of CLOTHING, EN TS' FURNISHING BOOTS AND HATS, ete. and— aa I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: Dy bad: io was al “My appelito yas at gone ane SHOES, the; ; RB. . 2 rar oh Kk _medicin witoxt Unth, Having neare so mac la, [ cone! ned sy Ail the ie a net COOK, Bt. Johnsbury, Broa . Sireet, Nevada City.$ Hoop’s PILLe do not purge, pain or gripe, , but act promptly easily and efficiently, se. . \L. HYMAN & CO. And ee Rr siege € SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, a NEVADA CITY, _ spe RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OP POSITION: _ thay aout D and 2d Sis. MARY SVILLE, CATIA ; SN S As Miss Power Will Re. y main THIS WEEK ONLe ly . Stylish HATS will do. : ms-NO‘CHARGE. . FOR 4 .) gosaDURING THIS WEEK. Havana Hand-made, Rich, Met'ow and Delicious Favor. # : Williams Giffin, (ATIVE S08 OF MARYLAND)” tt CALIFORNIA, ae 2 =D Ladies in want ot well to Call Now. i TRIMMING HATS