July 18, 1893 (4 pages)

ee oe a eae eo Non iit a RT a TUESDAY. EVENING, JULY 18, °93.: now it is a seven-colamn paper of standard “He Saye That H's Report Will Not Recon. ——--fhe-Fourth—of -Jualy—was—eelebrated_at} “the business“houses-and-was‘hung-across:the2 The Size Changed. — The Transcript has changed the form of its paper. For a long time it has been an eight-column, narrow measure, paper, but width columns, making it just two inches shorter on one side. Heretofore the size was “inconvenient in imany ways, besides requiring paper to be made expressly for it, as it was an odd size.) We did not contemplate making the change until our fast press arrived, but have been’ delayed in getting it. In about two weeks we will have our new fast press of double the capacity of our present one, and then propose to print a paper that will compare with any interior journal in the State. +2e--BLOUNT'S OPINION. mend Annexation. The Pacific Mail Steamship Peru which arrived.:at, San Francisco Saturday brings the latest 1.ews from the* Hawaiian Islands. The Kaiser's Contest With His People. Our Berlin correspondent says he has no reason to change his opinion that the next reichstag will reject the military bilL He has been traveling a good deal and ought to bein touch with the people. The ‘‘classe#’ favor the government pol* HOTEL ARRIVALS. ae National Exchange. QO. M. Eastman, Washington, E. T. Worthley, sie 5 Miss R. Yorke, Sleighville-House, 8. C. Jordan, Cisco, C. N. Bormemort, Oakland, B. 8. Plummer, Elko, T. H. Langton, sacramento, WML: WOLRS The Fru't-Cann'ny Seavon HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife knows faerie se erlicnaialte aati wal ' " _" = #"GENERAL NELSON A. MILES. The new ptesident of the Army of the Potomac is General Nelson A. Miles, the famous Indian fighter. He never studied a day at West. Point and rose to his present high position for conspicuous gallantry during the rebellion and the Indian wars of the last _ twenty-five years. fought in every battle with the Army of the Potomac except one. The feeling for annexation is not so favorable as it was a month or so ago, while there are still many enthusiastic citizens who favor the annexation of the Island to the. United States; yet they do not seem to Fepresent the majority.of the popu ation of the Islands,r Honolulu. with booming of cannon, picnic parades, literary exercises, compet tive rifle practice by the Haiwaiian Rifle Association and a grand ball in the evening. — All classes worked together harmoniously and observed the day rather as a fete day at which they could rest from their labors than as an American holiday. The natives lead their ‘‘Jauas”’ on all sides and.entered beautifully into the sport of the festivities. flags decorated the dow yards.of many of the annexionists and the American emblem proudly Hoated on many of the flagstaifs ‘oi American streets a frequent intervals. The colors of the Haiwaiian Government were visible at many points of the city. Many of the Hagwere. still flying when. the Peru departed July 7th. Mirister Blount, who is now awaiting the arrival of Hon. J. L. F. Sneed, the newly *~appoiited Minister to-retieve “him, expects to sail on the Australia which leaves Honolulu for this port on the 19th instant. In conversation with Minister Blount he ex“Cisco, CoC FGrocker,— vite president ‘required: ——The~sasesement-netied $110.0 ITS FOOT IN If AGAIN, Che San Francisco Chronicle Is Very Un‘or‘*I was one of the organizers of the association, but left it five yéars ago, bat I was returned to thé Directory six weeks ago. I do not believe there is anything the matter with the association, Charges have been made of tlree things: First, mismanage-. icy, but the ‘‘masses” do not. Here is the danger to imperialism, as we have before pointed out, The men who influence the masses, like Richter and Bebel; are keen, clever and audacious. It is well known that socialism and democracy are making giant strides in the fatherland, all the more reason why Emperor William should: be cautious, just and above all constitutional in_his acts. : : me Our correspondent. believes that the kaiser will make the unpopular bill o Then will come __tunate, ees SSeS sms = tment;—se i,_that—there is $100,000 in : death claims, and third, misappropriation Itis quite evideut that the Chronicle has . of money drawn. for certain purposes. As added to its editorial staff a than who seems . to the first, I can say there is no miamanto care not whether his articles are true or . agement; vhe Directors are anxious for aothfalse so long as they are ‘sensational. Dur-. ing but the goed of the association. As or ing the past month that. journal has pul-. the second proposition, T can say that the lished several articles which were not. only . death claims do not amount to any such false but of a libelous character. Two of. tigure. The third proposition ia very easily the —sensational—articles;_the—most—prom-. explained. ‘Ihe State_law_required_that.a inent ones being the attack upon J. B. Wright, the agent of the Southern Pacific . the Home Benefit Association, which had Railroad Company at Sacramento and the . been writing a few $10,000 polic.es, levied Home Benefit Lite Association of San Fran. an assessment-to cover the $10,000 deposit deposit be made with the Treasurer, and! of the company asserts that the Chronicle’s . When the Insurance Commissivner investiarticle watta pack of lies from the first line . gated he found but few $10,000 risks, anc to the last. Inrelation to its attack upon }that the association had stopped writing theHome Benefit L-fe Association the Ex-. these.tHe then said he would require bute aminer of yesterday contairs the following: . $5000 deposit, and the remaining $6,000 wa: The investigation into the affairs of the . placed in the death fund, reducing the next Home Benefit Life Association, demanded . a:sessinent just $6,000 The. assoejation is hy certain dissatistied policy holders, will . in just as good condition “as any insurance begin today. : , order. Only last week we met a deat. ‘The ceases of the troubles: of the associa-. claim with cash when it was not due in tion were yesterday set forth by Isaac (. pressed himself as opposed to annexation for many reasons, principally ‘of which is the . large population of coolies, of both Japanese and Chinese extraction, and the abundance of illiterate: natives. He said of the 14,000 . Voters uf the country only about 1,000 were white, principally Americans, and about one-third of the latter are citizens. The laws of the Islands permits any person t« vote without foreswearing allegiance to his native land. The laws of the Constitution \* Mr. Allen’s home in Alameda, Allen, who recently resigned the premdency, in a statement made to an Examiner reporter involved,” . 5 --+-2@e Death of David Matteson. —_w *:The fact of the matter is,” said Mr. Allen, ‘that all this commotion concerning the affairs of the company during: the past . few days has been ‘due to the consummation of negotiations which had been pending for . Jays agd, has since died. uinety days in order that the widow might save the estate of her husband, which was David Matteson of this city, who was a student at Cambridge University, and who was injured near Boston, Mass., a few He was a very F. A. Sieke, sf A. J. Rois, Bloomfield, J. Ostrom, ies Mrs. F. Cole, Mt. House, Miss Cary, sit : W. Fay, Emigrant Gap, KE. Furnas, Ediaburg, S. Shanan, San Francisco, 8. M. Wood, ‘ _ J. Jones, .‘* . A. Baugh, Forbestown, : T F. R. Rose, Stockton, _. P. Bowers, “Ad G.H. Fletcher, Grass Valley. FOR CASH. PRICE LIST —THAT— Liohining : Fruit’: dats ARE THE BEST. LEGG & SHAW, Dealers in HARDWARE, or h Cheapest and Best Grocery Store ~~ in Nevada City. law by his ipse dixit. 4s -URNITURE the tug of war on the financial question Union Arrivals. FURNITURE, —how is ve money to be raised to pay sess ti Mos P ; + CARPETS, for the incfease in the army? — ~ Mrs. Ida Marion, Prescott, : : ; There is no getting over the fact that . PHLehman, You Het, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel. ar THEIR the army is quite large enough for presgrea regen . a a 1 j ent purposes. The Grand Duke of Baden ery Feed Grass. Valley, pee THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, recently said that experience proved one. 4 KM cCarty, Dutch Flat, NEVADA CITY. obtains better results from the excellence} p, McAusland, Columbia Hill, Flour, per 100 Ibs. -+.++-.ere-e rere e $2 25 : ee aes of an army than from its quantity. ‘coe L R.-Prescott, Washington, Whaat Ser TOO they acess sees 175 ——--—+; is another fact hard to get over.—New . _T. Calanan, San Franciscu, Corn ioteg . arr eee 175 ‘ a 4 ’ t af . , per 1G ko ecs cee York Herald. Cg ee ee ata Bite, or 100 Jas 506] Wee ie DOUCLAS If Cholera Comes. ° H. Schenert, Sacramento, Bran, per 100 Ibs.--------» ------eee. nad $3 SHOE nov hie. It is well to keep in the medicine chest, Jas. Bradbury, Alleghany, Middlings, per 100 lbs--.-------1 37% Do you wear them? When next In need try a palr. or where. they may easily be found,a. Geo. Suen Whi'e Sugar, 14 Ibs «+. soa 100 Best In the world. bottle of the spirits of camphor and one as gee. iy San: Jose, Brown Sugar, 16 Ibs->--1¢o 3 rm $3.00 of the old standard remedy known as. 4; orcas” SS Sice (8 ae se 5.08, Gi 2 3. 0 the ‘Sun mixture,” the prescription pub-. es ag $4007] 4$2.50 ; . C. O. Baker, You it, Currants, 12 Ibs.1 0O f. ‘ lished by the New York Sun under off-{ pr. Barker, sé ‘ iis 1 00 $3.506 $2.00 cial direction in the time of the great} ) Frank Burnham, Fresno, tegen eae vis $2.50 FOR LADIES cholera epidemic. The medicine is not Geo. A. Carlin, San Francisco, Beans, 25 WIG oes ies see serine I ° $2.00 expensive and can be bought of any W. 8. Brainard, Sacramento, Costa Rica Coffee, 4 \ps-.--.-------1 00 $1.75druggist in country, town or city. ExA. T. Hopps, a Washing Powder, !2 papers { 90 BOY perienced weasesieg sang say that five phere, fawel EN Chocolate, 4 papers cc. 5.-<0rees 1.00 73 drops of camphor in a small glass of eaRIE ike Starch, 12 papers.) ree 100 brandy is the best medicine to give until eee on Starch (2 § i ‘ ___. Corn Star papers 109 . thearrival of _a—physician— —Por-Httie}——Fhe-A prreaching Dinner Hour SSE 5 En. eee children. there are camphor pellets suffi. . . . , : ee bi cdiegl F66 ~ eng neem i Is fraught with no pleasant anticipatioas . Green Corn, 8 cans 1 00 If you want.a fine DRESS SHOE, made fn tho latest ciently sweet to be palatable. The.use . . ’ be it pay $6 to $8, t $3, $3.50, $4.00 or of these pellets is said to be an excellent {for the unhappy mortal plagued with dyspep-. Creen Peas, 8 cans 100 re oe a A — ey ot de Aon > She te “ounce of prevention” for those acting sin. Appetite seldom, Megara’ after aud . String. Beane, 6 cane cag wear &s pee § Hryou Nish to seinornli te pon forest as nurses or otherwise exposedto con. between meals, always is his portion. Heart-. Tomatoes, 14 cans ----0) s+ 1 CO . dosoby purchasing W. L. Douglas Shocs, Name and tagion. To absorbidisagreeable odors in } burn and flatuleace subsequent to eating. a} Salnton. 2 . b. cans. 5 cans.--.--. 00 . price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy a sickroom nothing is better than cas. gnawing at the pit of the stomach before it, . Salmon, . tb. cans, 8 cans 10) . W-L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by carilla bark sprinkled upon hot coals. . i. only a few ainong the woes arising from Jelly, 6 cans .-e 109 Kor Sule by }OHN DELBRIDGE. Vor au ordinary cisiniectent rosin is 62: this truly impish complaint. Sick“héadache Sardines, 8 cans “a's oe 1 00 ae gs : Be tia eau or «cis eqn tee Gees nervousness, constipation and biliousness are . Corned Beef, 5 cans109 —Ladies’ Home Journal. its diabolical ‘offspring. Each and all of them . Condensed Milk, 5 cans100 ee are annihilated by Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. Lard, !O Ib, cans. -.--+-+nreeesereeet 1 50 A Fing Ranch For Sale cia; faa Wala The newaty “t ters, which tones the yastric organs and regu-. Lard, 5 ib. cans ae 75 a v) . ae siete ee ee : lutes the liver and the‘bowels with certainty . Kerosene, 5gatcan ..--.t--+++ 1 25 ee New London, Conn:.-who-found the two} oi ompiitade. Chills and Tver, Kidiley’. Syrup, per 5 gal keg eT EE sd SE Salter 44 caret diamonds belonging to Mrs . desl & : , yrup, per 5 gal. keg 75 PTE WETS ROW Taki ‘ seep . i ble, rheumatism.and-néuralgia are also . S EE a ee 280 : é Johnson, a wealthy woman in that city, stones : ng : eap, per box tances 2 C ; Ty ae dak peceived the $2,000 reward offered for the remedied by this medicine of rare purity and SavonS ap, perbox. 1 10 GETCHE LL >: RANCH, return of the diamonds at the office of comprehensive uses. Invalids of all kinds . Savon Soap, 4 bars. .------sese-ee 25 Ot, the Graea’ Valley Row. geo & Co. oe : a are greatly and swiftly benetired by it. Harkness Candles, pr box =. --+-. 2-50+ parvot the thancir is within-the-rorposate His money was paid to young W ais Soe a ee Geodwin’s " per box, 40 lb. box. 4 50 ak Abend LA mally by Mrs. Johnson, Dr. N. A ‘ ’s CURK es. s : eae aa Fo eof ths bee and Getael _SHILOH’S CURK, the Aare “ = San Francisco Candies, perbox. 75 . test Plenty of Hree Water. seer een ee ee Dodon oroee cast is in_ grant demand. Pocket + Butter, percoth.scasssccutessss:tissis do] ap eg = ae ; size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. . Eastern Ham perib.-18 : ee ee police force came to this city on Satur. . (dren love it. Sold by arr B ee There Are Two Water Rights day to claim the reward in behalf of the Children — a : sie geod ass Eastern Bacon,-per Ib.----. Sica 15 , pills boy. They were notified that-the reward . A wonrn’s course given in dress cutPickles per 5 Gallon Keg..-.-.-75 All patented ground, would only be paid to John in person, and they telegraphed accordingly. John, accompanied by his nother and sister, came to the city and went airect, to the store of Tiffany & Co. A few minutes after their arri+. Mrs. Jehnson, accompanied by her son. reached ‘the store, and in the presence of several wit nesses the fortunate little fellow was paid the reward.—New York Telegram ting by the Ladies Tuilor, at Mrs. Scadden’s, next to tke National Hotel. Call early and examine our work. ji0-lw er ees If you are all run down, fagyed out, tak Siramons Liver Regulator and be spry. 2 sca eg oa es Residence Leased. And Everything Else in Proportion. Plenty of Timber. All Goods Fresh and Pure. There are Two Quartz Ledges on the prémises, Must be sold immediately. . a long time, by which several wealthy New Yorkers have secured control of the associe— tion. ‘These men have had considerable exbright young man and has friends who will be sorry to learn of his untimely death. We did not learn whether his sister, Mra. + Ge + Fined One Hundred Dollars. WM. WOLF. J. B. Treadwell has leased ex-Senator : =Prsston’s residence onEast Broad street, . —— = lately vacated by the family of C. F. Burns, adopted by, the Haiwatian Government in perience with companies of the kind, and . Stow and Leroy B. Johnson reached Boston 1896 permits only such persons to vote for candidates for nobles as have a yearly in-. om $10,000 to $75,000, hence all the old : i : . Directors resigned and a new board was native whose income as a rule is less than . elected last Friday. . r wanted to increase the capital stock come of. $600 or over. Conse juently the , 2 Mr. Calkins of New $600 per annum, are debarred from an €X-. York is the new. President, W. C. Sharp.is pression of choice of nobles, but are allowed . Vice-President, Mr. Crebba, L. W. McKinto vote for Representatives of the Lower ney and F. ©. Havens are the rest of the House. Consequently the nobles if they. },ard. The last two are the only members succeed in the election of one Representa-. 4 the old -board retained, It was this tive they have a majority and can control . change that caused the resignation of Vicebefore he died or not. oo ‘‘Mapam, here is an article— Difference scarce a particle “DONT care for it, thanks, sir, None with than one ranks, sir. Fact—and everybody knows so.” “*] wixt this tooth wash and famed SOZOJohn Feldkirchner, who was convicted of selling liquor to minors, was sentenc: d by Justice Mulloy to pay a fine of $100. the Parliament. Mr. Blount says he can not see what benefit aunexation will be to the United States, with the exception of a place for a coaling station. He says the majority of the inhabitants. of the Islands are not such persons as we would want for ciiizens. Moreover we could not under our form of government make colonial laws if annexati n was desirable to-enable the planters of the Islands to handle contract labor, without which sugar raising would be unprofitable. Cheap contract labor is essential to successful cultivation in the Islands. In regard to the report that Claus Spreckels asked protection at his hands he said : “J have heard that members of the Annexation Club have threatened the life of the ex-Queen, and also that. of Mr. Spreckles, god that if I did not keep quiet I would be silenced. I had no fear of their threats and continued to do my duty as I understood it. Mr. Spreckels came to me the day after the sku'] and cross bones had been nailed to his gate, surmounted by the warning of ‘Gold and silver cannot stop lead,’ and told me what had happened. He did not appeal to me for protection, but on the contrary to after I had ivgh the protection necessary.” “Is the report true that the Provisional Government paid the demand of Mr. Spreck.els tor $95,000 which he had loaned.the Queen within six hours thereafter r’ **J am informed that Mr. Spreckels received the money demanded and that the sum was raised’ by-giving security of Goverpment lands within a few days demanded of the Provisioval.Government by him.” Minister Blount would not commit bimself as to whether he would urge a protectorate or not, but added that the facts would be made public in his report. It is believed that his report was forwarded per Steamship Peru. eae ucklen’s Arnica Salve. the Provisional Government, The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely eures Piles, or no pay required. It is yuaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:1 money refunded. Price 25 <@nte per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, ‘‘Paxe Simmons. Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please ‘without injury. President Dillingham.” “Why did you resign the Presidency, Mr. Allen?” was asked. **It was not on account of the prospective changes nor on account of things not being all right with the company. It had bee my intention for the last year to get my affairs in such shape that I could give more time to other matters,”’ said Mr, Allen. *:[ did not want the Presidency in Jann claiming to be blood-purifiers. Firs ary, but'the 500 members represented at the meeting prevailed upon me to take it for a second term, I resigned on the Ist of June, however, and have had no direct connection with the company since that time. **The affairs of the company were then in first-class shape, and if there is anything wrong now I will be one of the first to see that the Insurance ‘Commissioner makes a thorough investigation. 4, wine Honduras sarsaparilla root, th Cures Catarr the Company, is always fresh an I have no fear of the result of any examination into the company'’s affairs. The institution does not owe $1, and is perfectly solvent. It wrote $1,0C0,000 worth of policies during last year, the largest showing since,its organization. The company has now 1,500 members, and they all pay their assessments, The average age of the members is forty-seven. It is the prosperity of the company that has led the New York gentlemen to want to get hold of it, and it is the je.lousy of rival concerns that has instituted the kick against it in the hope that they may get some of the association’s business.” The ‘tkick” referred to by Mr. Allen was made in the form of an affidavit on the part of three policy holders, who expressed their . belief that the association is insolvent. These policy holders say that the company has heen contesting claims on frivolous pretenses and compromising claims ina manner that looks as if it was hard up. compounded, It is THE doses are needed, » Cures SCROFULA makes food nou ral channels. that the old members stay in simply because they have everything to lose, _ Secretary Gilliland declines to make any statement, simply saying that the company’s affairs will be submitted to the Insurance Commissioner and will be shown to be all Sarsaparil. seidup ait on So 4 &Co., Lowell, i AYER S ; 50: FOR.A CASE IT WILL _NOT CURE. Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations 4 ¢ ineipal i ; . gays; *Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy of all, because the principal ingrediATEi aio { Lave over found that would Zid ent used in it is the extract of genvariety richest in medicinal properties. Also, be. cause the vellow dock, being raised expressly for of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in existence, It ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natuAYER'S Sarsaparille gives eJasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality. * Other policy holders say that the comE F . pany’s new business does not stick, and hi $1; six botties, a, Cures others, will cure you eB LO CuRES E INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS. ° ~RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN, EAUTIFIES @ COMPLEXION. An agreeable Laxative and Negve Tonto. Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 50c. and $1.00 per package. Samples free. KO HO The Favorite TOOTH POWDEB forthe Teethand Breath, 25c. t . Captain Sweeney, U.S A.,San Diego, Cal. any good.” Price 50cts, Seld by Druggists. e Donot neglect a Cough, as there isd: anger of ite . Consumption, SHtLoH’s CURB tee BL pe niey pen Trouble. It is the au Cureand y relieves Cough: Seu Waocnig omega eno oad “ For sale at Carr Bros. ORG atthe ~~ am In England, adulterated food pr ducts that are represented to be pure are destroyed by the officials, But there is no such law here and tea is notoriously mavipulated. Substitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as MONEY I “nerve racking.” A brand of pur tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per cup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill is leas to say nothing of the deligntTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as pure as childhood” and can be drunkby children and delicate persons with impunity. It is a delight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk, Sold only in sealed packDont You Know that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and _ that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfail. ing and purely vegetable. ¥rom Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “It affords me pleasure to add my testi mony to the great virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator. I have Bas om rience with it, as occasion demanded, for man; years, and regard it as the greatest med cine of the times. So good edicine am rves upiversal commendation. Notice to Tax Payers. City Taxes for 1893 are now due and payable. Office hours at City Hall from 9 o'clock a. M. till 12, and from 2 to 5 P. M. Taxes will be delinquent after 6 p, M. Monday, August iu ages bearing this trade-mark. right. ~ ., . The last published statement of the association's affiirs showed assets $26,419.70, to offset which there are two outstanding judgments, aggregating $12,000, one se cured against the company in Fresno county and one in San Francisco. F. C. Havens, one of the Directors, ex‘plained the situation of affairs in this way: E. B, POWER, prapber, = Office—With Fred Searls, City, California. : A fornoy and Counselor af Law and Sion Nevada ROBT. J, 81M Secret: }-on Broad street, next. door Cobov: 'Treasurer's Office, Nevada City, Cal. * he Transcript has’ the comla, Sc in Northern Cali. e arshal and Tax Collector. Bookand Job ele Thy Pecarty's Small Bear D. B. GeTcHELL, At S Comtsa. on — HEAVEN EARTH: Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So let us have pure hears, beautifnl flowers, houses, birds—nay, beautiful wonien. Every APPLY TO D B. GETCHELL. Empire Liverv StableBroed st., Nevada City, opr Na onr xehange bote!. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, TFVHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIKE woman cau be loved, can be beautiful. LOLA MONTEZ CREME The SKIN FOODand TISSUt BUILLER mrkes Luidies beantifnl. Prevents -tink'es.s Keeps shinin perfeet conStable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Bugvies, Wagons av* fr Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms 2 The horres are free from vi-e, of good stile and eapable of going us iast as any gent eman cares 'o drive. dinon No matter { eieasee a what blemish disficDR, fw. E. CHAPMAN, ures face or form, Mra. Ne'tie Harri. son's articles will ; "Alig XO BS IN FTX we es Joeceem, NEVADA CITY. OAs MISS A. J. STRANAHAN isle y Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any special of complicated blemish of the face and form, write MRS. NEI TIE HARRIS /N, 26 Geary stree’, San Francis o, Cal, Superfiuous hair permanently removed, . LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESTRED, Office Residence, ‘Sacramento treet. AGENT FOR WATER. ~ Thies hoot beer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! 2 AT A SPECIAL PRICE Bechive ‘Commercial Straa nn Audit to isst favor. for th one H to the Fhe Fourt' roads, On . McGa; An: the F makin amoun F, } intend across + Grossi tend t) Truck« The -was ra The } _ was ra ' The raised Jam to $1¢ Weissl from $ Jose $500. The Wood $2.50 . The Mining and KF] to stan Mict from $ Wt from $ The the ass BLN. ~ Sec:ion ka The lowed « Mile Equali: Buffing F. M, $17.60. Mar, inquest Wu modes or not, is the ¢ was on ' Lowell mulate The} Williar dry, w year, a bridge . now is of the p their v« it. Th leave a bridge, been m of ral of the . point t localit; iirigat there i lected have a to carr time w Med want preven Sarsap pure b! Pure ae

ee oe a eae eo Non iit a RT a TUESDAY. EVENING, JULY 18, °93.: now it is a seven-colamn paper of standard “He Saye That H's Report Will Not Recon. ——--fhe-Fourth—of -Jualy—was—eelebrated_at} “the business“houses-and-was‘hung-across:the2 The Size Changed. — The Transcript has changed the form of its paper. For a long time it has been an eight-column, narrow measure, paper, but width columns, making it just two inches shorter on one side. Heretofore the size was “inconvenient in imany ways, besides requiring paper to be made expressly for it, as it was an odd size.) We did not contemplate making the change until our fast press arrived, but have been’ delayed in getting it. In about two weeks we will have our new fast press of double the capacity of our present one, and then propose to print a paper that will compare with any interior journal in the State. +2e--BLOUNT'S OPINION. mend Annexation. The Pacific Mail Steamship Peru which arrived.:at, San Francisco Saturday brings the latest 1.ews from the* Hawaiian Islands. The Kaiser's Contest With His People. Our Berlin correspondent says he has no reason to change his opinion that the next reichstag will reject the military bilL He has been traveling a good deal and ought to bein touch with the people. The ‘‘classe#’ favor the government pol* HOTEL ARRIVALS. ae National Exchange. QO. M. Eastman, Washington, E. T. Worthley, sie 5 Miss R. Yorke, Sleighville-House, 8. C. Jordan, Cisco, C. N. Bormemort, Oakland, B. 8. Plummer, Elko, T. H. Langton, sacramento, WML: WOLRS The Fru't-Cann'ny Seavon HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife knows faerie se erlicnaialte aati wal ' " _" = #"GENERAL NELSON A. MILES. The new ptesident of the Army of the Potomac is General Nelson A. Miles, the famous Indian fighter. He never studied a day at West. Point and rose to his present high position for conspicuous gallantry during the rebellion and the Indian wars of the last _ twenty-five years. fought in every battle with the Army of the Potomac except one. The feeling for annexation is not so favorable as it was a month or so ago, while there are still many enthusiastic citizens who favor the annexation of the Island to the. United States; yet they do not seem to Fepresent the majority.of the popu ation of the Islands,r Honolulu. with booming of cannon, picnic parades, literary exercises, compet tive rifle practice by the Haiwaiian Rifle Association and a grand ball in the evening. — All classes worked together harmoniously and observed the day rather as a fete day at which they could rest from their labors than as an American holiday. The natives lead their ‘‘Jauas”’ on all sides and.entered beautifully into the sport of the festivities. flags decorated the dow yards.of many of the annexionists and the American emblem proudly Hoated on many of the flagstaifs ‘oi American streets a frequent intervals. The colors of the Haiwaiian Government were visible at many points of the city. Many of the Hagwere. still flying when. the Peru departed July 7th. Mirister Blount, who is now awaiting the arrival of Hon. J. L. F. Sneed, the newly *~appoiited Minister to-retieve “him, expects to sail on the Australia which leaves Honolulu for this port on the 19th instant. In conversation with Minister Blount he ex“Cisco, CoC FGrocker,— vite president ‘required: ——The~sasesement-netied $110.0 ITS FOOT IN If AGAIN, Che San Francisco Chronicle Is Very Un‘or‘*I was one of the organizers of the association, but left it five yéars ago, bat I was returned to thé Directory six weeks ago. I do not believe there is anything the matter with the association, Charges have been made of tlree things: First, mismanage-. icy, but the ‘‘masses” do not. Here is the danger to imperialism, as we have before pointed out, The men who influence the masses, like Richter and Bebel; are keen, clever and audacious. It is well known that socialism and democracy are making giant strides in the fatherland, all the more reason why Emperor William should: be cautious, just and above all constitutional in_his acts. : : me Our correspondent. believes that the kaiser will make the unpopular bill o Then will come __tunate, ees SSeS sms = tment;—se i,_that—there is $100,000 in : death claims, and third, misappropriation Itis quite evideut that the Chronicle has . of money drawn. for certain purposes. As added to its editorial staff a than who seems . to the first, I can say there is no miamanto care not whether his articles are true or . agement; vhe Directors are anxious for aothfalse so long as they are ‘sensational. Dur-. ing but the goed of the association. As or ing the past month that. journal has pul-. the second proposition, T can say that the lished several articles which were not. only . death claims do not amount to any such false but of a libelous character. Two of. tigure. The third proposition ia very easily the —sensational—articles;_the—most—prom-. explained. ‘Ihe State_law_required_that.a inent ones being the attack upon J. B. Wright, the agent of the Southern Pacific . the Home Benefit Association, which had Railroad Company at Sacramento and the . been writing a few $10,000 polic.es, levied Home Benefit Lite Association of San Fran. an assessment-to cover the $10,000 deposit deposit be made with the Treasurer, and! of the company asserts that the Chronicle’s . When the Insurance Commissivner investiarticle watta pack of lies from the first line . gated he found but few $10,000 risks, anc to the last. Inrelation to its attack upon }that the association had stopped writing theHome Benefit L-fe Association the Ex-. these.tHe then said he would require bute aminer of yesterday contairs the following: . $5000 deposit, and the remaining $6,000 wa: The investigation into the affairs of the . placed in the death fund, reducing the next Home Benefit Life Association, demanded . a:sessinent just $6,000 The. assoejation is hy certain dissatistied policy holders, will . in just as good condition “as any insurance begin today. : , order. Only last week we met a deat. ‘The ceases of the troubles: of the associa-. claim with cash when it was not due in tion were yesterday set forth by Isaac (. pressed himself as opposed to annexation for many reasons, principally ‘of which is the . large population of coolies, of both Japanese and Chinese extraction, and the abundance of illiterate: natives. He said of the 14,000 . Voters uf the country only about 1,000 were white, principally Americans, and about one-third of the latter are citizens. The laws of the Islands permits any person t« vote without foreswearing allegiance to his native land. The laws of the Constitution \* Mr. Allen’s home in Alameda, Allen, who recently resigned the premdency, in a statement made to an Examiner reporter involved,” . 5 --+-2@e Death of David Matteson. —_w *:The fact of the matter is,” said Mr. Allen, ‘that all this commotion concerning the affairs of the company during: the past . few days has been ‘due to the consummation of negotiations which had been pending for . Jays agd, has since died. uinety days in order that the widow might save the estate of her husband, which was David Matteson of this city, who was a student at Cambridge University, and who was injured near Boston, Mass., a few He was a very F. A. Sieke, sf A. J. Rois, Bloomfield, J. Ostrom, ies Mrs. F. Cole, Mt. House, Miss Cary, sit : W. Fay, Emigrant Gap, KE. Furnas, Ediaburg, S. Shanan, San Francisco, 8. M. Wood, ‘ _ J. Jones, .‘* . A. Baugh, Forbestown, : T F. R. Rose, Stockton, _. P. Bowers, “Ad G.H. Fletcher, Grass Valley. FOR CASH. PRICE LIST —THAT— Liohining : Fruit’: dats ARE THE BEST. LEGG & SHAW, Dealers in HARDWARE, or h Cheapest and Best Grocery Store ~~ in Nevada City. law by his ipse dixit. 4s -URNITURE the tug of war on the financial question Union Arrivals. FURNITURE, —how is ve money to be raised to pay sess ti Mos P ; + CARPETS, for the incfease in the army? — ~ Mrs. Ida Marion, Prescott, : : ; There is no getting over the fact that . PHLehman, You Het, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel. ar THEIR the army is quite large enough for presgrea regen . a a 1 j ent purposes. The Grand Duke of Baden ery Feed Grass. Valley, pee THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, recently said that experience proved one. 4 KM cCarty, Dutch Flat, NEVADA CITY. obtains better results from the excellence} p, McAusland, Columbia Hill, Flour, per 100 Ibs. -+.++-.ere-e rere e $2 25 : ee aes of an army than from its quantity. ‘coe L R.-Prescott, Washington, Whaat Ser TOO they acess sees 175 ——--—+; is another fact hard to get over.—New . _T. Calanan, San Franciscu, Corn ioteg . arr eee 175 ‘ a 4 ’ t af . , per 1G ko ecs cee York Herald. Cg ee ee ata Bite, or 100 Jas 506] Wee ie DOUCLAS If Cholera Comes. ° H. Schenert, Sacramento, Bran, per 100 Ibs.--------» ------eee. nad $3 SHOE nov hie. It is well to keep in the medicine chest, Jas. Bradbury, Alleghany, Middlings, per 100 lbs--.-------1 37% Do you wear them? When next In need try a palr. or where. they may easily be found,a. Geo. Suen Whi'e Sugar, 14 Ibs «+. soa 100 Best In the world. bottle of the spirits of camphor and one as gee. iy San: Jose, Brown Sugar, 16 Ibs->--1¢o 3 rm $3.00 of the old standard remedy known as. 4; orcas” SS Sice (8 ae se 5.08, Gi 2 3. 0 the ‘Sun mixture,” the prescription pub-. es ag $4007] 4$2.50 ; . C. O. Baker, You it, Currants, 12 Ibs..1 0O f. ‘ lished by the New York Sun under off-{ pr. Barker, sé ‘ iis 1 00 $3.506 $2.00 cial direction in the time of the great} ) Frank Burnham, Fresno, tegen eae vis $2.50 FOR LADIES cholera epidemic. The medicine is not Geo. A. Carlin, San Francisco, Beans, 25 WIG oes ies see serine I ° $2.00 expensive and can be bought of any W. 8. Brainard, Sacramento, Costa Rica Coffee, 4 \ps-.--.-------1 00 $1.75druggist in country, town or city. ExA. T. Hopps, a Washing Powder, !2 papers { 90 BOY perienced weasesieg sang say that five phere, fawel EN Chocolate, 4 papers cc. 5.-<0rees 1.00 73 drops of camphor in a small glass of eaRIE ike Starch, 12 papers..) ree 100 brandy is the best medicine to give until eee on Starch (2 § i ‘ ___. Corn Star papers 109 . thearrival of _a—physician— —Por-Httie}——Fhe-A prreaching Dinner Hour SSE 5 En. eee children. there are camphor pellets suffi. . . . , : ee bi cdiegl F66 ~ eng neem i Is fraught with no pleasant anticipatioas . Green Corn, 8 cans 1 00 If you want.a fine DRESS SHOE, made fn tho latest ciently sweet to be palatable. The.use . . ’ be it pay $6 to $8, t $3, $3.50, $4.00 or of these pellets is said to be an excellent {for the unhappy mortal plagued with dyspep-. Creen Peas, 8 cans 100 re oe a A — ey ot de Aon > She te “ounce of prevention” for those acting sin. Appetite seldom, Megara’ after aud . String. Beane, 6 cane cag wear &s pee § Hryou Nish to seinornli te pon forest as nurses or otherwise exposedto con. between meals, always is his portion. Heart-. Tomatoes, 14 cans ----0) s+ 1 CO . dosoby purchasing W. L. Douglas Shocs, Name and tagion. To absorbidisagreeable odors in } burn and flatuleace subsequent to eating. a} Salnton. 2 . b. cans. 5 cans.--..--. 00 . price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy a sickroom nothing is better than cas. gnawing at the pit of the stomach before it, . Salmon, . tb. cans, 8 cans 10) . W-L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by carilla bark sprinkled upon hot coals. . i. only a few ainong the woes arising from Jelly, 6 cans .-e 109 Kor Sule by }OHN DELBRIDGE. Vor au ordinary cisiniectent rosin is 62: this truly impish complaint. Sick“héadache Sardines, 8 cans “a's oe 1 00 ae gs : Be tia eau or «cis eqn tee Gees nervousness, constipation and biliousness are . Corned Beef, 5 cans109 —Ladies’ Home Journal. its diabolical ‘offspring. Each and all of them . Condensed Milk, 5 cans100 ee are annihilated by Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. Lard, !O Ib, cans. -.--+-+nreeesereeet 1 50 A Fing Ranch For Sale cia; faa Wala The newaty “t ters, which tones the yastric organs and regu-. Lard, 5 ib. cans ae 75 a v) . ae siete ee ee : lutes the liver and the‘bowels with certainty . Kerosene, 5gatcan ...--.t--+++ 1 25 ee New London, Conn:.-who-found the two} oi ompiitade. Chills and Tver, Kidiley’. Syrup, per 5 gal keg eT EE sd SE Salter 44 caret diamonds belonging to Mrs . desl & : , yrup, per 5 gal. keg 75 PTE WETS ROW Taki ‘ seep . i ble, rheumatism.and-néuralgia are also . S EE a ee 280 : é Johnson, a wealthy woman in that city, stones : ng : eap, per box tances 2 C ; Ty ae dak peceived the $2,000 reward offered for the remedied by this medicine of rare purity and SavonS ap, perbox. 1 10 GETCHE LL >: RANCH, return of the diamonds at the office of comprehensive uses. Invalids of all kinds . Savon Soap, 4 bars. .------sese-ee 25 Ot, the Graea’ Valley Row. geo & Co. oe : a are greatly and swiftly benetired by it. Harkness Candles, pr box =. --+-. 2-50+ parvot the thancir is within-the-rorposate His money was paid to young W ais Soe a ee Geodwin’s " per box, 40 lb. box. 4 50 ak Abend LA mally by Mrs. Johnson, Dr. N. A ‘ ’s CURK es. s : eae aa Fo eof ths bee and Getael _SHILOH’S CURK, the Aare “ = San Francisco Candies, perbox. 75 . test Plenty of Hree Water. seer een ee ee Dodon oroee cast is in_ grant demand. Pocket + Butter, percoth.scasssccutessss:tissis do] ap eg = ae ; size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. . Eastern Ham perib..-18 : ee ee police force came to this city on Satur. . (dren love it. Sold by arr B ee There Are Two Water Rights day to claim the reward in behalf of the Children — a : sie geod ass Eastern Bacon,-per Ib..----. Sica 15 , pills boy. They were notified that-the reward . A wonrn’s course given in dress cutPickles per 5 Gallon Keg...-.-.-75 All patented ground, would only be paid to John in person, and they telegraphed accordingly. John, accompanied by his nother and sister, came to the city and went airect, to the store of Tiffany & Co. A few minutes after their arri+.. Mrs. Jehnson, accompanied by her son. reached ‘the store, and in the presence of several wit nesses the fortunate little fellow was paid the reward.—New York Telegram ting by the Ladies Tuilor, at Mrs. Scadden’s, next to tke National Hotel. Call early and examine our work. ji0-lw er ees If you are all run down, fagyed out, tak Siramons Liver Regulator and be spry. 2 sca eg oa es Residence Leased. And Everything Else in Proportion. Plenty of Timber. All Goods Fresh and Pure. There are Two Quartz Ledges on the prémises, Must be sold immediately. . a long time, by which several wealthy New Yorkers have secured control of the associe— tion. ‘These men have had considerable exbright young man and has friends who will be sorry to learn of his untimely death. We did not learn whether his sister, Mra. + Ge + Fined One Hundred Dollars. WM. WOLF. J. B. Treadwell has leased ex-Senator : =Prsston’s residence onEast Broad street, . —— = lately vacated by the family of C. F. Burns, adopted by, the Haiwatian Government in perience with companies of the kind, and . Stow and Leroy B. Johnson reached Boston 1896 permits only such persons to vote for candidates for nobles as have a yearly in-. om $10,000 to $75,000, hence all the old : i : . Directors resigned and a new board was native whose income as a rule is less than . elected last Friday. . r wanted to increase the capital stock come of. $600 or over. Conse juently the , 2 Mr. Calkins of New $600 per annum, are debarred from an €X-. York is the new. President, W. C. Sharp.is pression of choice of nobles, but are allowed . Vice-President, Mr. Crebba, L. W. McKinto vote for Representatives of the Lower ney and F. ©. Havens are the rest of the House. Consequently the nobles if they. },ard. The last two are the only members succeed in the election of one Representa-. 4 the old -board retained, It was this tive they have a majority and can control . change that caused the resignation of Vicebefore he died or not. oo ‘‘Mapam, here is an article— Difference scarce a particle “DONT care for it, thanks, sir, None with than one ranks, sir. Fact—and everybody knows so.” “*] wixt this tooth wash and famed SOZOJohn Feldkirchner, who was convicted of selling liquor to minors, was sentenc: d by Justice Mulloy to pay a fine of $100. the Parliament. Mr. Blount says he can not see what benefit aunexation will be to the United States, with the exception of a place for a coaling station. He says the majority of the inhabitants. of the Islands are not such persons as we would want for ciiizens. Moreover we could not under our form of government make colonial laws if annexati n was desirable to-enable the planters of the Islands to handle contract labor, without which sugar raising would be unprofitable. Cheap contract labor is essential to successful cultivation in the Islands. In regard to the report that Claus Spreckels asked protection at his hands he said : “J have heard that members of the Annexation Club have threatened the life of the ex-Queen, and also that. of Mr. Spreckles, god that if I did not keep quiet I would be silenced. I had no fear of their threats and continued to do my duty as I understood it. Mr. Spreckels came to me the day after the sku'] and cross bones had been nailed to his gate, surmounted by the warning of ‘Gold and silver cannot stop lead,’ and told me what had happened. He did not appeal to me for protection, but on the contrary to after I had ivgh the protection necessary.” “Is the report true that the Provisional Government paid the demand of Mr. Spreck.els tor $95,000 which he had loaned.the Queen within six hours thereafter r’ **J am informed that Mr. Spreckels received the money demanded and that the sum was raised’ by-giving security of Goverpment lands within a few days demanded of the Provisioval.Government by him.” Minister Blount would not commit bimself as to whether he would urge a protectorate or not, but added that the facts would be made public in his report. It is believed that his report was forwarded per Steamship Peru. eae ucklen’s Arnica Salve. the Provisional Government, The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely

eures Piles, or no pay required. It is yuaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:1 money refunded. Price 25 <@nte per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, ‘‘Paxe Simmons. Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please ‘without injury. President Dillingham.” “Why did you resign the Presidency, Mr. Allen?” was asked. **It was not on account of the prospective changes nor on account of things not being all right with the company. It had bee my intention for the last year to get my affairs in such shape that I could give more time to other matters,”’ said Mr, Allen. *:[ did not want the Presidency in Jann claiming to be blood-purifiers. Firs ary, but'the 500 members represented at the meeting prevailed upon me to take it for a second term, I resigned on the Ist of June, however, and have had no direct connection with the company since that time. **The affairs of the company were then in first-class shape, and if there is anything wrong now I will be one of the first to see that the Insurance ‘Commissioner makes a thorough investigation. 4, wine Honduras sarsaparilla root, th Cures Catarr the Company, is always fresh an I have no fear of the result of any examination into the company'’s affairs. The institution does not owe $1, and is perfectly solvent. It wrote $1,0C0,000 worth of policies during last year, the largest showing since,its organization. The company has now 1,500 members, and they all pay their assessments, The average age of the members is forty-seven. It is the prosperity of the company that has led the New York gentlemen to want to get hold of it, and it is the je.lousy of rival concerns that has instituted the kick against it in the hope that they may get some of the association’s business.” The ‘tkick” referred to by Mr. Allen was made in the form of an affidavit on the part of three policy holders, who expressed their . belief that the association is insolvent. These policy holders say that the company has heen contesting claims on frivolous pretenses and compromising claims ina manner that looks as if it was hard up. compounded, It is THE doses are needed, » Cures SCROFULA makes food nou ral channels. that the old members stay in simply because they have everything to lose, _ Secretary Gilliland declines to make any statement, simply saying that the company’s affairs will be submitted to the Insurance Commissioner and will be shown to be all Sarsaparil. seidup ait on So 4 &Co., Lowell, i AYER S ; 50: FOR.A CASE IT WILL _NOT CURE. Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations 4 ¢ ineipal i ; . gays; *Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy of all, because the principal ingrediATEi aio { Lave over found that would Zid ent used in it is the extract of genvariety richest in medicinal properties. Also, be. cause the vellow dock, being raised expressly for of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in existence, It ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natuAYER'S Sarsaparille gives eJasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality. * Other policy holders say that the comE F . pany’s new business does not stick, and hi $1; six botties, a, Cures others, will cure you eB LO CuRES E INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS. ° ~RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN, EAUTIFIES @ COMPLEXION. An agreeable Laxative and Negve Tonto. Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 50c. and $1.00 per package. Samples free. KO HO The Favorite TOOTH POWDEB forthe Teethand Breath, 25c. t . Captain Sweeney, U.S A.,San Diego, Cal. any good.” Price 50cts, Seld by Druggists. e Donot neglect a Cough, as there isd: anger of ite . Consumption, SHtLoH’s CURB tee BL pe niey pen Trouble. It is the au Cureand y relieves Cough: Seu Waocnig omega eno oad “ For sale at Carr Bros. ORG atthe ~~ am In England, adulterated food pr ducts that are represented to be pure are destroyed by the officials, But there is no such law here and tea is notoriously mavipulated. Substitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as MONEY I “nerve racking.” A brand of pur tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per cup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill is leas to say nothing of the deligntTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as pure as childhood” and can be drunkby children and delicate persons with impunity. It is a delight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk, Sold only in sealed packDont You Know that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and _ that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfail. ing and purely vegetable. ¥rom Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “It affords me pleasure to add my testi mony to the great virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator. I have Bas om rience with it, as occasion demanded, for man; years, and regard it as the greatest med cine of the times. So good edicine am rves upiversal commendation. Notice to Tax Payers. City Taxes for 1893 are now due and payable. Office hours at City Hall from 9 o'clock a. M. till 12, and from 2 to 5 P. M. Taxes will be delinquent after 6 p, M. Monday, August iu ages bearing this trade-mark. right. ~ ., . The last published statement of the association's affiirs showed assets $26,419.70, to offset which there are two outstanding judgments, aggregating $12,000, one se cured against the company in Fresno county and one in San Francisco. F. C. Havens, one of the Directors, ex‘plained the situation of affairs in this way: E. B, POWER, prapber, = Office—With Fred Searls, City, California. : A fornoy and Counselor af Law and Sion Nevada ROBT. J, 81M Secret: }-on Broad street, next. door Cobov: 'Treasurer's Office, Nevada City, Cal. * he Transcript has’ the comla, Sc in Northern Cali. e arshal and Tax Collector. Bookand Job ele Thy Pecarty's Small Bear D. B. GeTcHELL, At S Comtsa. on — HEAVEN EARTH: Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So let us have pure hears, beautifnl flowers, houses, birds—nay, beautiful wonien. Every APPLY TO D B. GETCHELL. Empire Liverv StableBroed st., Nevada City, opr Na onr xehange bote!. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, TFVHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIKE woman cau be loved, can be beautiful. LOLA MONTEZ CREME The SKIN FOODand TISSUt BUILLER mrkes Luidies beantifnl. Prevents -tink'es.s Keeps shinin perfeet conStable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Bugvies, Wagons av* fr Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms 2 The horres are free from vi-e, of good stile and eapable of going us iast as any gent eman cares 'o drive. dinon No matter { eieasee a what blemish disficDR, fw. E. CHAPMAN, ures face or form, Mra. Ne'tie Harri. son's articles will ; "Alig XO BS IN FTX we es Joeceem, NEVADA CITY. OAs MISS A. J. STRANAHAN isle y Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any special of complicated blemish of the face and form, write MRS. NEI TIE HARRIS /N, 26 Geary stree’, San Francis o, Cal, Superfiuous hair permanently removed, . LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESTRED, Office Residence, ‘Sacramento treet. AGENT FOR WATER. ~ Thies hoot beer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! 2 AT A SPECIAL PRICE Bechive ‘Commercial Straa nn Audit to isst favor. for th one H to the Fhe Fourt' roads, On . McGa; An: the F makin amoun F, } intend across + Grossi tend t) Truck« The -was ra The } _ was ra ' The raised Jam to $1¢ Weissl from $ Jose $500. The Wood $2.50 . The Mining and KF] to stan Mict from $ Wt from $ The the ass BLN. ~ Sec:ion ka The lowed « Mile Equali: Buffing F. M, $17.60. Mar, inquest Wu modes or not, is the ¢ was on ' Lowell mulate The} Williar dry, w year, a bridge . now is of the p their v« it. Th leave a bridge, been m of ral of the . point t localit; iirigat there i lected have a to carr time w Med want preven Sarsap pure b! Pure ae