June 26, 1891 (4 pages)

de stn ate Oe ee * fe a a Rt IE eer arte SRP * = o— The Long and Active Career of the Late FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1891. Colfax “‘Semtinei?? Liems. ee ‘ Last Sunday tbe house a bridge down on the American river belonging to Judge Svevens was destroyed by fire. the bridge. — Dr. Charles T. Parkes, one of the most eccUasi ER sta celebrated. surgeons _in America, -_ mae trecently at his home in Chicago. He t the foot. was a victim of the grip, from which pneumonia developed and. carried him off after a few days’ sickness. He left a Pay widow and two children, who were in The man living! Hurope when he died. Mrs, Parkes is a in the house had a hard fight to save) niece of General Palmer, the newly elected senator for Dlinois. other election last Saturday to elect a school trustee. election was held in which Kobert Scanlan and, J, Burkhardt received the same namber of votes. The. University of e ction last Saturday gave Scanlan tventy-five votes and Burkhardt} Arbor, from which he graduated shortly after the outbreak of & the civil ‘war. He = fifteen. arrested at Lewa Hull last week, for The Chicago Park citizens held anNet long since an to Bert Howe and Geo. Jonion were Dr. Parkes was born at Troy, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1842. an Englishman, moved with his family 1860. Charles was educated. at the Michigan at Ann an atew,t to burn up Indian Sam by setinr fire to his clothes while intoxicated. ‘hey were arlested and pbreught vetore Justice Macy who held them to answer in the sum of $1000 each. Ticy both furnished the bail. A vertain Colfax lady made the yemark that the whole Seiitinel ferce if tied togetier, wouldo’t*make a ygoodsized straw. We don’t know «bou' that. Weare afraid to go out when the wind blows, but if her ladyship wiil siep into ths office we will guarforty . enlisted as a private in an Illinois regiment, and was promoted to acaptaincy for gallant conduct on the field. After the close of the war he went to Chicago and studied medicine and surgery, graduating from Rush Medical college in 1867. From 1868 to 1875. he was-demonstrator of anatomy at that institution. In 1885 and 1886 he was _presidént of the Chicago Medical college, and held the chair of surgery at }* Rush college at the time of his death. As a surgeon Dr. Parkes had few t aE equals on the American continent. His antee that any one o us can em race nerves were like steel, his judgment acher to perfection if she is fat, fair and . curate and prompt, and he was invaria bly successful in operations of the most ‘few days longer, as wil be seen-by hi: ———_—_ 6 A Werdoft Caution. Saloon-keepers deal in cigars would do well to closeerly stamped bor. A dealer whe takes out # handful of cigars and lays them before the buyer to choore from, er asaloon keeper who brings *. recently at Florence, Italy, was a prom-customer-a cigar-on—a—plate or in_x . inent citizen of Chicago, and widely glass, makes bh meeli liable toa fine of. known as the president of the Peshtigo Lumber company. $100. The Last Chance. J.T; Day wilt remain here—but.1 advertisenient in anetber column The concrete work he has done in thir . ” city is not excelled by any in the State;-and thore-desiring any work.o! that kind sheuld call on him without Uviay, Mr; Day needs no recommend a lou from the preee-as te-his qualifications asa werkman ; the pavements in frent of Masonic Hall and en Broad rtreet are the best evidences of hi: wo: kmaaship. Se eel Officers Elected. 4 difficult character. A wealthy woman of California paid him a fee of $25,000 and ethers who. for performing a heroic operation. Dr. Parkes was an enthusiast in his profession. His summer vacations were mt iy oe? ape law enacted by the las in European hospitals studying park Congress in regard to the sale ol} gorgica) cases. He was a broad minded, cigars. Section 2692-of the Revised . charitable man, whose skill was as freely Statutes says that cigars must be sol] at-the disposal of those who were unable to the customer direct from the propto pay commensurate fees as the wealthy who rewarded him with princely sums. He was admitted to the bar in 1961. When the call came for-volunteers he raised a company. and was_ elected captain. Shortly afterward he was commissioned major in the Twelfth Wisconsin, and after several promotions was made brevet ~ brigadier. general NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. . ed NOTED AS A SURGEON. Dr. Parkes. His father, who was Chicago in LEE DR. CHARLES T. PARKES. Was One of Chicago’s Chief Citizens. General William E. Strong, who died The general was born at Granville, N.¥., Aug. 10, 1840. His father was.a farmer, and he went to Jefferson Prairie, Weis. in 1853, where he worked in the fields, until 5 Rien nis seventeenth MW year, when he = went to Racine GEN._W._E. STRONG. to.stndy law The following ofticera were electec March, 1865, for gallant and efficient 6803, A. O. F. of A., Wednesday “Wusleyby Court Pride of Grass Valley, No evebing: Chief Ranger; Richare Dunstan; Sub-Chief Ranger, Edwar. Treasurer, Heary Luke; Senior Woodward, [hewas Gill; Junior Woodward, Joseph McGrath; Senior Feadle, 1 eupertor Court. The following business was trausucted in the Superior Court te-day, Hon. Jehn Caldwell presiding: Péople vs. An Que. Defendart pleaded guilty to simple as-ault. Ben. tenced to pay a fine of $100 or be inm_ prisoned in the county jail for 50 daye. Chas. Bennetts, Joriah Mewten, Ja» Crase and Sydney Stocks, natives o Englind, were naturalized. — +e aie Accidcut at The Omaka. “The Telegraph of yesterday says: At an early heur this merning Richard Bartel was quite badly bart i: the Omaha mine. He was descend ing the shaft on atruck when eithe: a candlestick or a heavy woede: splinter struck bim in the calf of th: rigut leg, making a deep amd ug) wound. ; Ahew kuterprise. On the first proximo L. Godair wil! rémovefrom A. Tam’s brick buildir on Broad street opposite the Citizen’ Bank te th» adjvising building on th east, and Mr. Tam will open in th premises nev occupied by Mr. Godai aconfectionery aid ice cream estat lishment. In Bosten, alcne, in the past year, sonie fifty persons Lave been hurt o killed by acciderite in elevators, mos . of them freight elevators, of whict *there are over eleven hundred in thx! city. os Mary Anpesson, having bought ; house at Tunbridge Wells, said a fev .days ago to areporter: ‘I have nc: the slightest intention of ever actin, again. 1 have retired fer ever.” Hernnicn Scumiuinex, the greater millicnaire of Hamburg, bas decided t leave bis immense furtune to build a asylum-for unmarried women. 2 oe oTr is surprising how many goo things @ man reads in the cour. e of a: eveuing that should teach a lesron i his neighbor. + ee A cuore of twenty nalivesof Seut! Africa has gone to Lor.dom to give con corte. Tue dotting population of Chicay: is estimated at fully 150,000. A cLoupsursT at Utica, Iil., ha caused $150,000 damages. Mas. Laxorry i said to have wor $250,000 at the Derby. Cxiitip-strkiina is remarkably prevglentin E giind A reware baseball cial is makin, ateuroi lowa. wm services during the campaign in South Carolina. eral Strong took up his residence in Chicago, and became connected with the pa ae esa soap dent when he died. He was looked upon as one of the most progressive citizens. He was president of the Grant monument fund, and was a member of the ~~ ee~Bnyder;~Fonivr~Beudle,—Joh. Commercial, Chicago Literary, Union Sosy over eteeene Se ee : League and other. clubs. _ e : Be of fine physique, and had a commanding military bearing. After being mustered out in 1866 Genet ee He was a man . Im the Rame of the Prophet, figs! cry the venders of the fruit in Constantinople. Certainly a ‘‘great cry over a little.” . Scarcely less feolish is the practice of those whe fly to violent phyeicing for costiveness. They dose weaken their bowels by so doing, and disable them from acting regularly, 80 that, verily, the last condition of such people is worse than the first. Hestetter’s Stomsch Bitters is the safe themselves violently, and effective substitute for such vast expedients.” But no, let us nut call them expedients, for it is by no means expedient tonsethem. Whatis needed is a.gentle bu: thorough lax tive, which not only insures action of the bowels withont pain er weakening effects, but also promotes a healthy secretion and flow of bile inte its proper channel. Dyspepsia, debility, kidney complaints, rheumatism and malaria give in te the Bitters. Schilling’s Best, _ Buy, try—on them rely. Just try that new Tea that Shurtleff has just received. : Tuos. SHurtierr bas the exclusive agency for Beech’s Tea in Nevada City. Icz Cold Soda \ Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bres’. tf etfice Fer emt, One of the pleasantest rooms, for an officeef any kind, in the Transcript Block,* # offered for rent. Bad Blood. Impure or vitiated blood is nine tires ont of fe caused by some frnve! co yeation or indigestion that clogs up “the system, when the blood naturally becomes impregWB vated with the effete matter. 7 The old Sarsaparillas attempt : to reach this condition by attacking the blood with the drastic mineral “potash.” Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia is modern. It goes to the seat of the trouble. It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigorates the circulation, and the impurities are quickly carried off through the natural channels. Charles Lees atBoamish’s Third and Market Sts:, 8. F., writes; “I took it for vitfated blood and while on the first bottle became. convinced of its merits, for I-coul¢ feel-it was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced me -up-generally, and cvery3 thing is now working full and regular.” FOR SALE BYCARRB’' S The Gelebrated French Cure, wazame “APHRODITINE” sits PE GUARANTEE ‘& Pr ends form the erative orSof el _» from the exeessive BEF weof Stimulants, seer fam, or through na uf How a Woman Avoided Arrest. off for the time being. Remarkable Lack of Growth. three ounces from that figure. Coramissianer of the Land Office. a common school = education, and while pursuing legal studies engaged in farming, railroading and school teaching in Qilinois for several years. In 1882, after being gym admitted to the 4 bar, he went to Helena, Mon., and began, the practice of law. The town constable of New Glouto the discharge of his official duties. He had directions to arrest a young woman for non-payment of taxes. He met her on the highway, and’ after serving the warrant told her to ‘‘come along.’ She sat down in the road and told the constable if he wanted her to take her; that she would make no resistance. As the woman weighs 180 pounds and the officer but 125, the arrest. was declared A strange case-is that of the two-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har* beck, of St. Lebory, Mils., who died recently. At the time of her decease the little girl weighed twelve pounds, She weighed the same when born, and during her brief existence never varied Hon.Thomas-H. Carter, the recently appointed commissionér of the general land office, is a native of Ohio, and comes of honorable Irish ancestry. He received zines, teney, which if neglected old age and insanity. for $6.09, Lath Et A WRITTEN GUAR THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. PACIFIO BRANOH, ; FOR SALEBY. you satisfactory results, or in case of 4;8 Vegetable Joy Sarsaparilla oS tho Ce ty-six years old, Fn ween . Fer Liver Cemplaints Bros. : tf be had of Thos. Shurtleff. Residence For Bent, cilPT office, : He was elected a THOMAS H. CARTER delegate to the Fifty-first congress, but as Montana became a state before the meeting of congress, he did not take his seat as delegate. He was then nominated and elected by the Republicans as representative, and became a prominent mem ber of the house, serving with marked ability on the committees of coinage, weights and, measures, and mines and mining. His appointment as land com missioner was unsolicited and was a rec . ognition of his devotion to the interests of his adopted state. Mr. Carter. is thirThere is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder. _ Sold by Carr: The residence, now ocennied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent on the lat of May. Txrms . —$10 per month, Apply at Trane~ No rorson ‘in Beech’s tea. It can 5s SOLE .GENZ.A Safe investment, — Ie one which is guaranteed te bring failure a return of parchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised Draggist a -bettle of Dr. King’s New Viscovery for Consamption. It ix guaranteed to bring relief im every case, when used for any affection of Threat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., ete. » It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Oxx Thousind pounds of the Beec!: Tea just received by Thos. Shurtleff. Stramger: — Can you tell me what to do for this raging headache? Yes, get a bottle of Cephaline at W. D. Vinton’s or Carr Bres. It never fails, no matter what the cause may be. DEAeRs supplied with Beech’s Tea en application to Thos. Shurtleff. SS ee DR. ABERNETHY'S Green Ginger BRANDY. Cures. Oramps and Oolis “It ig composed.of the purst materials, and represents e {ull medicinal value of Analytical Chemist. — Ss i3eld by Wine Merchants and = Druggists. AC. URING CO. San Fran REMOVED ' ‘; THE LEADING Woodworker —ANB— H** REMOVED TO THE PLAZA, jJO8.N. FOUTHER M NU_—. The very best, the Diamond Brand White Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full front. . . Boston 3 Bay State 4“ 8.25.“ . * ‘ a. f) The largest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and cheaper than you can buy Wagonmaker, Boys’ Navy Flannel Blouse Suits sell now $ 1.00, formerly $1 ‘ “ “4 t DENNY & GRAY’S NEW SHOP AT) ‘, $e Of Any. Kind or HEADACH From Any Cause ' fr 3 to 30 minutes, with C U R E D Caraiaity aad Safety, ne matter of hew levg stsiiding, by using Rev, J: W, PENDLETON’S CEPHALINE CBLUBSBRATED Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded! anti Ten Cents for Trial Bottle, or One Dollar for Full size. CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPANY, Reno, Ngvapa. W. D. VINTON and OARR BROTHERS, Nevada Uity. ~ Tremendous Fall in Prices ! GRAND CLONING OUT NULL ——o——_ : ‘ ] have positively determined to REMOVE FROM NEVADA-CLTY as soon as my stock of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can. be reduced. nity for'securing Bargains. = COME EARLY BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. —_—_——-6 HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men’s Suits I sell now at $ 4.62, in other steres $ 7.50. 4 es 6.75 os 10,00, “ “ 7,00 “ 10.00; : “ wt 7.50 “ 12.00. ; “« “ 11,00 “ 16.00. # # 12,00 s 18.00. — % “ 14.00 « 20 0 i T call your special attention to my Black Diagoua! and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suita They are used for Press. , At $12.75. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerly $1.50, j It is impossible to enumierate ail Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that state ment is correct. Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, f inoy patterns like Cassimere Pants. 75 eents to $1.00. Men’s Gingham Blouses, 35 cents. Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. A Chanee to get Blankets cheap. than wholesale prices. Alse Bed Comforters in all shades. Fine Marysville White Family Blankets 9-4 for $5.25; 10-4, $7 70; 14-4, $10 each pair. Crack Proof Rubber Boots, $5.75 a pair. Snag “ 450)" “ 4.00" them elsewhere. : Men’s Mining Bip Boois, nailed, made in 8: F., $3.87 a pair, worth $5.00. Men’s Calf top sole, $4 00, Worth $5.00: i Fine Men's HAND SEWED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $6. Men’s-Lace and Button, $1.82, worth $3.00., Men’s Ercgans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men's &traw Hats, from 60 cents up. Men’s Cloth Mats, 15 cents, Boys’ hdd . Tie > ; Men’s Deunim Overalls, Riveted, 45-centea-pair. cee Flannel Undershirt and Drawefe, 35 cents eh. * Merino ha 45 ts r . And @ large assortment of other kinds. ROY’'S CLOTHING, For that reason I will sell a newly selected stock at] gy : less than San Francisco cost. Do not miss this. opportuSale Healing . Where he will be pleased to receive all his. Ladies fine Freoch Kid Button, §3-87, any other house $5.00. old customers and many Dew Ones. — He . Guarantee French Kid, hand turned, or money refunded. — : will suit you in quality of work and prices. . Ladies Fine Dongola Buttou Shoes, size 24 to 6, sell now $) 50 4toi0yre 112, aT *~ Chevoit * 4tel2yre 1-97, ag 2.50. “ Mixed Cassimere ae = 2.80, se 4.00. “ “ “ “ 3.75, “ 500 “ “ “ “ 362, “ 475. Be + Fine ‘ se 3.87, sta 5.00, Boys Knee Pants, ay cents a pair; formerly by oon: $9 “m4 All Wool ‘* () a $1.25 ” best “ $1 Qo Ci “ 1 50. Ladies’ Shogs of the very best material, No inferior Shoes kept, PB ANTE is given f wey phe meas, a4 — Poh inty:. : ; Permanent eure is n ted. ¢ cester, Me., has shown himself incapable . ¢), onsands of tentimonials from old A Younes, of overcoming a rather amusing obstacle . of both sexes, who have been on: by the use of Aphroditine. Cireularree. Address “% Sansome Street, San Francisce, Oal. W. D. VINTON = = = Nevada Gity. CGontains THOMAS SHURTLBIE, . IVIDEND NO, 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PE share on the Capital Stock of nose EE . Second door from the Gr oe ean p: BANK will become duo and payabh Tea Store reat American, oo on and after June 10th, 1891, at the eitice of fiery ee ee Ta mittens’ * ~ tee weil PS} aA Te Py. X pipe smokers, and Judges consider MASTI smoking To without a peer. Its Backa g male the 3 st aésirable 2 “carty in the pocket FOR SALE BYALL DEALERS. > PLOTHTNG WAR STIL RAGES HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S $5 00 SUITS? «cs “ “ 6 oo “ re 4“ “cr 7 reve) «s es “ “ce 8, oo . ay “ “ 9 do “ “ “ “ Tero Don't allow yourself to be humbugged by the glaring advertisements of our competitors who only lay traps to catch the unwary; but purchase your goods of CHARLES GRIMES, zs Leading Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, HEADQUARTERS FOR Honest Goods Honest Prices! NS oo Nirs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, — 0 Take pleasurein announc© ir MILLIN 1 have # fine Jot of Eustern and Maryeville Blankets of all colors . will sacrifice at less Ing that their : ER HAS ARRIVED, and ladies can at last be assured of getting STYLISH HATS. NIRS. LESTHR & CRAWFORD. DMain Street, Nevada Citv. French Kid, 2d quality 87 any other honse 82.75. ‘ Pebble GoatButton Shoes “ “ 2.00 “ 2.50. Childrqp'a Shoes, Spring Hee! Button wise $14 to 11“ 1.12 “ 1.60 a . Oe a! ito oh: 1a “ 75 5 “s =F bike Misses’ Kid.Heeled Shoes Hil" 4e a 200. All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at the same rates. : . 7 Paes are much lower than retail dealers can~ buy or, it will pay you tolay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more th: i ! nces \ one d_ more than-the—prices hereasked. De K. CASPER. otice to All Chinese Persons Within the State of California, PIONEER CANDY FACTORY,. . ee ae JURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE G (Formerly E. F. Rosenthal’s Store) islature, approved March hae at COMMERCILL Scent. NEVADA CITY Chinese persons within the State of California arehéreby directed aad commanded to appear at the office of the Bureau of LaFRUIT AND VEGETABLES bor BtALiatice within Ninety (90) Days from RECEIVED DAILY BY FREIGHT AND July 18th, 1891, and apply for the Certificate LEDDY’S VARIETY STORE —AND— Nevada County Abstract Office, Titles Examined and Insured JOHNA. RAPP, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, county. Valley. vada City Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., County Recorder 11 consecutive years) NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. _ Fer sate—6000 acres of laud of the California Iren and Steel Company, situatedin iirderng "af" the" Set "Tenis"at piscer. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY. . IT F 286 acres. of land situated in Pleasant Cyndie of all. kinds made daily. Tr H REG TON House and lot on East Broad street, Neof Residence provided for in gaid Act. EXPRESS. GEO. W. WALTa, Commissioner Bureau of Labor Statistics of A Complete stock of CIGARS, TOthe State of California, San F sise: y a g j h coe ey rancisco, wid 30th, 1891. ; jel3-Stlaw MATERIALS. —— Agents Wanted. : GENTS WANTFD —$57.00 y-and e Everythingin the Line of NOTIONS ve; wide-area AND TOYS, penses paidt» bright, active, wi P 0 ; , , widec youn men ; teachers and Mistonts meiere. ed; employ ment pleasing, refining and per eee ka one pesgiing:; our new at in wild fire.” Addré Nati she (ee ae Library Associ { 243 vag eats sy Thie i the Original rahi =f clation, 243 me AY Chi¢€13-Llaw6w esis re cs One trial of our confectionery will convince yeu that it is equal to the Commercial S > best. made anywhere. Cae ee are City, Ca Main, “Nevada . A. LARSEN, -TEEOF _Dividend Notice. ens Bank. LEADING TAILOR gy ___. Lounges, ete., etc., made Nevada County. Pine St, neariBroadfINevada ity,/All at the Lowest Living Rates $$$ THOMAS LEDPY, Propricter. /) E. DOW NE R, Proprietor, a : Having fitted up the 6 stand Upholste NIT een rerrerresit A Ne ill ertaiu all my old frien: and as many ue “J i y Sec a . With their Patconases’ gue d wes i ‘THE CHOICEST ss Liquors and Cigars Wines, JAMES KINKEAD . . GIVES NOTICE THA’ he is always Gr ae ds aliainde Stepan . —— a OAT. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF } ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed fer shippine a specialty. When You Want An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO-OR SEND To ROSE & MARWICK, Grass Walley. Piano Movine Promptly attended ee t and Carefully Performed, : FOR CASE, Thankful fer past patronage,“I respectfu ly selicit a continuance in the future, OMMEROIAL STREET Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies styles and best quality always on hand All orders by mail promptly attendec % # JOHNT. MORGAN, Cashier. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, which I Will Sell or Cash or on Kasy Installments, at Low Prices. WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. Thos. Shurtietff. PLABA STORET —)—— “GO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas Shurtlell, ‘Grosaien: Provisions, Sleds, Pest Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps, etc., received every Thursdav nicht. WEHAVEREMOVED! LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STREET... NEVADA CITY Dealers in FURNITURE, DENNY & CRAY, Horse-Shoers etecieeny 0. Blacksmiths, .car, . House Furnishing Goods, Etc. BEDS, BEDDING, TEVADA CITY,Have Removed to their Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where they will be pleased to ex and all work in their me " Jarriage and Wagon-maki ag agen-making. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING, Horse-Bhoeing a Specialty, Ordinance No. 98 NO A the Clty ae Neg peerise Revenue for Dividend Notice. The Board of Trustees of i the C gene ek as follows sn) oe meree Lee a use, Cham fone Mini One Hundred Della ores oe pn ones Yet a Divider ‘ ey Chea in the corporate limits of the City of Neve Res ode red payed re at une Sree ead. purposes, +nd a tax Bionday, June ec! eae i gad aes Doligis tar wie Nfs ou euch One Aindred of the Got peny, some a room ms 90: €purposcs, is heret tor the fiscal ye : hereby leyied . 10, 8an Ci fer book wil , Passed June 1 tein’ eee eee Bee 16 alos out he bh dy Of James Kinkead. © and Satisfaction Guaranteed. myz pate. Att st— #LEX, GAULT, Pres, KL, Seoretary. TH. Care Ule-k, Je2 ect,f room !", 4 The Best Sewlng Machines Made. &2>Call and See Them The invite July ¢ they . Paynt parad than in thit years gone shore, senior, be giv proces remail have . Army every. a gra them. ‘wh The in the Insuta It sass come ¢ $84, 97: go to . ers. brost w to the countr in divi 826 ,52¢ can bh the iny York 81, 189 wm. Ticke on Mor with re ing’s & be a pi and a Mrs. L Nrs. a recit Stevens Mary i last pu prior te Thor er, who wan at Valley; town . , gum ptic Masoni years. Telegra daté of announ “Miss A Child the base 3 o’cloch aduits i Freq househe Sprains; cases D; Oil Lini the cons For sale Unpbu! bright li, inflamm eyes. L[ ening EF; flammat and str eye sigh Carr Br i Cor ‘ ail moist cl national which i does the largely good eff disadva; is appe leaves r best mo strong c RYT don you. * In it is ur and. hav will thai DON” to be j f Standar see that: > 71 peeze

de stn ate Oe ee * fe a a Rt IE eer arte SRP * = o— The Long and Active Career of the Late FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1891. Colfax “‘Semtinei?? Liems. ee ‘ Last Sunday tbe house a bridge down on the American river belonging to Judge Svevens was destroyed by fire. the bridge. — Dr. Charles T. Parkes, one of the most eccUasi ER sta celebrated. surgeons _in America, -_ mae trecently at his home in Chicago. He t the foot. was a victim of the grip, from which pneumonia developed and. carried him off after a few days’ sickness. He left a Pay widow and two children, who were in The man living! Hurope when he died. Mrs, Parkes is a in the house had a hard fight to save) niece of General Palmer, the newly elected senator for Dlinois. other election last Saturday to elect a school trustee. election was held in which Kobert Scanlan and, J, Burkhardt received the same namber of votes. The. University of e ction last Saturday gave Scanlan tventy-five votes and Burkhardt} Arbor, from which he graduated shortly after the outbreak of & the civil ‘war. He = fifteen. arrested at Lewa Hull last week, for The Chicago Park citizens held anNet long since an to Bert Howe and Geo. Jonion were Dr. Parkes was born at Troy, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1842. an Englishman, moved with his family 1860. Charles was educated. at the Michigan at Ann an atew,t to burn up Indian Sam by setinr fire to his clothes while intoxicated. ‘hey were arlested and pbreught vetore Justice Macy who held them to answer in the sum of $1000 each. Ticy both furnished the bail. A vertain Colfax lady made the yemark that the whole Seiitinel ferce if tied togetier, wouldo’t*make a ygoodsized straw. We don’t know «bou' that. Weare afraid to go out when the wind blows, but if her ladyship wiil siep into ths office we will guarforty . enlisted as a private in an Illinois regiment, and was promoted to acaptaincy for gallant conduct on the field. After the close of the war he went to Chicago and studied medicine and surgery, graduating from Rush Medical college in 1867. From 1868 to 1875. he was-demonstrator of anatomy at that institution. In 1885 and 1886 he was _presidént of the Chicago Medical college, and held the chair of surgery at }* Rush college at the time of his death. As a surgeon Dr. Parkes had few t aE equals on the American continent. His antee that any one o us can em race nerves were like steel, his judgment acher to perfection if she is fat, fair and . curate and prompt, and he was invaria bly successful in operations of the most ‘few days longer, as wil be seen-by hi: ———_—_ 6 A Werdoft Caution. Saloon-keepers deal in cigars would do well to closeerly stamped bor. A dealer whe takes out # handful of cigars and lays them before the buyer to choore from, er asaloon keeper who brings *. recently at Florence, Italy, was a prom-customer-a cigar-on—a—plate or in_x . inent citizen of Chicago, and widely glass, makes bh meeli liable toa fine of. known as the president of the Peshtigo Lumber company. $100. The Last Chance. J.T; Day wilt remain here—but.1 advertisenient in anetber column The concrete work he has done in thir . ” city is not excelled by any in the State;-and thore-desiring any work.o! that kind sheuld call on him without Uviay, Mr; Day needs no recommend a lou from the preee-as te-his qualifications asa werkman ; the pavements in frent of Masonic Hall and en Broad rtreet are the best evidences of hi: wo: kmaaship. Se eel Officers Elected. 4 difficult character. A wealthy woman of California paid him a fee of $25,000 and ethers who. for performing a heroic operation. Dr. Parkes was an enthusiast in his profession. His summer vacations were mt iy oe? ape law enacted by the las in European hospitals studying park Congress in regard to the sale ol} gorgica) cases. He was a broad minded, cigars. Section 2692-of the Revised . charitable man, whose skill was as freely Statutes says that cigars must be sol] at-the disposal of those who were unable to the customer direct from the propto pay commensurate fees as the wealthy who rewarded him with princely sums. He was admitted to the bar in 1961. When the call came for-volunteers he raised a company. and was_ elected captain. Shortly afterward he was commissioned major in the Twelfth Wisconsin, and after several promotions was made brevet ~ brigadier. general NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. . ed NOTED AS A SURGEON. Dr. Parkes. His father, who was Chicago in LEE DR. CHARLES T. PARKES. Was One of Chicago’s Chief Citizens. General William E. Strong, who died The general was born at Granville, N.¥., Aug. 10, 1840. His father was.a farmer, and he went to Jefferson Prairie, Weis. in 1853, where he worked in the fields, until 5 Rien nis seventeenth MW year, when he = went to Racine GEN._W._E. STRONG. to.stndy law The following ofticera were electec March, 1865, for gallant and efficient 6803, A. O. F. of A., Wednesday “Wusleyby Court Pride of Grass Valley, No evebing: Chief Ranger; Richare Dunstan; Sub-Chief Ranger, Edwar. Treasurer, Heary Luke; Senior Woodward, [hewas Gill; Junior Woodward, Joseph McGrath; Senior Feadle, 1 eupertor Court. The following business was trausucted in the Superior Court te-day, Hon. Jehn Caldwell presiding: Péople vs. An Que. Defendart pleaded guilty to simple as-ault. Ben. tenced to pay a fine of $100 or be inm_ prisoned in the county jail for 50 daye. Chas. Bennetts, Joriah Mewten, Ja» Crase and Sydney Stocks, natives o Englind, were naturalized. — +e aie Accidcut at The Omaka. “The Telegraph of yesterday says: At an early heur this merning Richard Bartel was quite badly bart i: the Omaha mine. He was descend ing the shaft on atruck when eithe: a candlestick or a heavy woede: splinter struck bim in the calf of th: rigut leg, making a deep amd ug) wound. ; Ahew kuterprise. On the first proximo L. Godair wil! rémovefrom A. Tam’s brick buildir on Broad street opposite the Citizen’ Bank te th» adjvising building on th east, and Mr. Tam will open in th premises nev occupied by Mr. Godai aconfectionery aid ice cream estat lishment. In Bosten, alcne, in the past year, sonie fifty persons Lave been hurt o killed by acciderite in elevators, mos . of them freight elevators, of whict *there are over eleven hundred in thx! city. os Mary Anpesson, having bought ; house at Tunbridge Wells, said a fev .days ago to areporter: ‘I have nc: the slightest intention of ever actin, again. 1 have retired fer ever.” Hernnicn Scumiuinex, the greater millicnaire of Hamburg, bas decided t leave bis immense furtune to build a asylum-for unmarried women. 2 oe oTr is surprising how many goo things @ man reads in the cour. e of a: eveuing that should teach a lesron i his neighbor. + ee A cuore of twenty nalivesof Seut! Africa has gone to Lor.dom to give con corte. Tue dotting population of Chicay: is estimated at fully 150,000. A cLoupsursT at Utica, Iil., ha caused $150,000 damages. Mas. Laxorry i said to have wor $250,000 at the Derby. Cxiitip-strkiina is remarkably prevglentin E giind A reware baseball cial is makin, ateuroi lowa. wm services during the campaign in South Carolina. eral Strong took up his residence in Chicago, and became connected with the pa ae esa soap dent when he died. He was looked upon as one of the most progressive citizens. He was president of the Grant monument fund, and was a member of the ~~ ee~Bnyder;~Fonivr~Beudle,—Joh. Commercial, Chicago Literary, Union Sosy over eteeene Se ee : League and other. clubs. _ e : Be of fine physique, and had a commanding military bearing. After being mustered out in 1866 Genet ee He was a man . Im the Rame of the Prophet, figs! cry the venders of the fruit in Constantinople. Certainly a ‘‘great cry over a little.” . Scarcely less feolish is the practice of those whe fly to violent phyeicing for costiveness. They dose weaken their bowels by so doing, and disable them from acting regularly, 80 that, verily, the last condition of such people is worse than the first. Hestetter’s Stomsch Bitters is the safe themselves violently, and effective substitute for such vast expedients.” But no, let us nut call them expedients, for it is by no means expedient tonsethem. Whatis needed is a.gentle bu: thorough lax tive, which not only insures action of the bowels withont pain er weakening effects, but also promotes a healthy secretion and flow of bile inte its proper channel. Dyspepsia, debility, kidney complaints, rheumatism and malaria give in te the Bitters. Schilling’s Best, _ Buy, try—on them rely. Just try that new Tea that Shurtleff has just received. : Tuos. SHurtierr bas the exclusive agency for Beech’s Tea in Nevada City. Icz Cold Soda \ Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bres’. tf etfice Fer emt, One of the pleasantest rooms, for an officeef any kind, in the Transcript Block,* # offered for rent. Bad Blood. Impure or vitiated blood is nine tires ont of fe caused by some frnve! co yeation or indigestion that clogs up “the system, when the blood naturally becomes impregWB vated with the effete matter. 7 The old Sarsaparillas attempt : to reach this condition by attacking the blood with the drastic mineral “potash.” Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia is modern. It goes to the seat of the trouble. It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigorates the circulation, and the impurities are quickly carried off through the natural channels. Charles Lees atBoamish’s Third and Market Sts:, 8. F., writes; “I took it for vitfated blood and while on the first bottle became. convinced of its merits, for I-coul¢ feel-it was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced me -up-generally, and cvery3 thing is now working full and regular.” FOR SALE BYCARRB’' S The Gelebrated French Cure, wazame “APHRODITINE” sits PE GUARANTEE ‘& Pr ends form the erative orSof el _» from the exeessive BEF weof Stimulants, seer fam, or through na uf How a Woman Avoided Arrest. off for the time being. Remarkable Lack of Growth. three ounces from that figure. Coramissianer of the Land Office. a common school = education, and while pursuing legal studies engaged in farming, railroading and school teaching in Qilinois for several years. In 1882, after being gym admitted to the 4 bar, he went to Helena, Mon., and began, the practice of law. The town constable of New Glouto the discharge of his official duties. He had directions to arrest a young woman for non-payment of taxes. He met her on the highway, and’ after serving the warrant told her to ‘‘come along.’ She sat down in the road and told the constable if he wanted her to take her; that she would make no resistance. As the woman weighs 180 pounds and the officer but 125, the arrest. was declared A strange case-is that of the two-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har* beck, of St. Lebory, Mils., who died recently. At the time of her decease the little girl weighed twelve pounds, She weighed the same when born, and during her brief existence never varied Hon.Thomas-H. Carter, the recently appointed commissionér of the general land office, is a native of Ohio, and comes of honorable Irish ancestry. He received zines, teney, which if neglected old age and insanity. for $6.09, Lath Et A WRITTEN GUAR THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. PACIFIO BRANOH, ; FOR SALEBY. you satisfactory results, or in case of 4;8 Vegetable Joy Sarsaparilla oS tho Ce ty-six years old, Fn ween . Fer Liver Cemplaints Bros. : tf be had of Thos. Shurtleff. Residence For Bent, cilPT office, : He was elected a THOMAS H. CARTER delegate to the Fifty-first congress, but as Montana became a state before the meeting of congress, he did not take his seat as delegate. He was then nominated and elected by the Republicans as representative, and became a prominent mem ber of the house, serving with marked ability on the committees of coinage, weights and, measures, and mines and mining. His appointment as land com missioner was unsolicited and was a rec . ognition of his devotion to the interests of his adopted state. Mr. Carter. is thirThere is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder. _ Sold by Carr: The residence, now ocennied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent on the lat of May. Txrms . —$10 per month, Apply at Trane~ No rorson ‘in Beech’s tea. It can 5s SOLE .GENZ.A Safe investment, — Ie one which is guaranteed te bring failure a return of parchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised Draggist a -bettle of Dr. King’s New Viscovery for Consamption. It ix guaranteed to bring relief im every case, when used for any affection of Threat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., ete. » It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. Oxx Thousind pounds of the Beec!: Tea just received by Thos. Shurtleff. Stramger: — Can you tell me what to do for this raging headache? Yes, get a bottle of Cephaline at W. D. Vinton’s or Carr Bres. It never fails, no matter what the cause may be. DEAeRs supplied with Beech’s Tea en application to Thos. Shurtleff. SS ee DR. ABERNETHY'S Green Ginger BRANDY. Cures. Oramps and Oolis “It ig composed.of the purst materials, and represents e {ull medicinal value of Analytical Chemist. — Ss i3eld by Wine Merchants and = Druggists. AC. URING CO. San Fran REMOVED ' ‘; THE LEADING Woodworker —ANB— H** REMOVED TO THE PLAZA, jJO8.N. FOUTHER M NU_—. The very best, the Diamond Brand White Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full front. . . Boston 3 Bay State 4“ 8.25.“ . * ‘ a. f) The largest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and cheaper than you can buy

Wagonmaker, Boys’ Navy Flannel Blouse Suits sell now $ 1.00, formerly $1 ‘ “ “4 t DENNY & GRAY’S NEW SHOP AT) ‘, $e Of Any. Kind or HEADACH From Any Cause ' fr 3 to 30 minutes, with C U R E D Caraiaity aad Safety, ne matter of hew levg stsiiding, by using Rev, J: W, PENDLETON’S CEPHALINE CBLUBSBRATED Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded! anti Ten Cents for Trial Bottle, or One Dollar for Full size. CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPANY, Reno, Ngvapa. W. D. VINTON and OARR BROTHERS, Nevada Uity. ~ Tremendous Fall in Prices ! GRAND CLONING OUT NULL ——o——_ : ‘ ] have positively determined to REMOVE FROM NEVADA-CLTY as soon as my stock of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can. be reduced. nity for'securing Bargains. = COME EARLY BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. —_—_——-6 HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men’s Suits I sell now at $ 4.62, in other steres $ 7.50. 4 es 6.75 os 10,00, “ “ 7,00 “ 10.00; : “ wt 7.50 “ 12.00. ; “« “ 11,00 “ 16.00. # # 12,00 s 18.00. — % “ 14.00 « 20 0 i T call your special attention to my Black Diagoua! and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suita They are used for Press. , At $12.75. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerly $1.50, j It is impossible to enumierate ail Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that state ment is correct. Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, f inoy patterns like Cassimere Pants. 75 eents to $1.00. Men’s Gingham Blouses, 35 cents. Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. A Chanee to get Blankets cheap. than wholesale prices. Alse Bed Comforters in all shades. Fine Marysville White Family Blankets 9-4 for $5.25; 10-4, $7 70; 14-4, $10 each pair. Crack Proof Rubber Boots, $5.75 a pair. Snag “ 450)" “ 4.00" them elsewhere. : Men’s Mining Bip Boois, nailed, made in 8: F., $3.87 a pair, worth $5.00. Men’s Calf top sole, $4 00, Worth $5.00: i Fine Men's HAND SEWED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $6. Men’s-Lace and Button, $1.82, worth $3.00., Men’s Ercgans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men's &traw Hats, from 60 cents up. Men’s Cloth Mats, 15 cents, Boys’ hdd . Tie > ; Men’s Deunim Overalls, Riveted, 45-centea-pair. cee Flannel Undershirt and Drawefe, 35 cents eh. * Merino ha 45 ts r . And @ large assortment of other kinds. ROY’'S CLOTHING, For that reason I will sell a newly selected stock at] gy : less than San Francisco cost. Do not miss this. opportuSale Healing . Where he will be pleased to receive all his. Ladies fine Freoch Kid Button, §3-87, any other house $5.00. old customers and many Dew Ones. — He . Guarantee French Kid, hand turned, or money refunded. — : will suit you in quality of work and prices. . Ladies Fine Dongola Buttou Shoes, size 24 to 6, sell now $) 50 4toi0yre 112, aT *~ Chevoit * 4tel2yre 1-97, ag 2.50. “ Mixed Cassimere ae = 2.80, se 4.00. “ “ “ “ 3.75, “ 500 “ “ “ “ 362, “ 475. Be + Fine ‘ se 3.87, sta 5.00, Boys Knee Pants, ay cents a pair; formerly by oon: $9 “m4 All Wool ‘* () a $1.25 ” best “ $1 Qo Ci “ 1 50. Ladies’ Shogs of the very best material, No inferior Shoes kept, PB ANTE is given f wey phe meas, a4 — Poh inty:. : ; Permanent eure is n ted. ¢ cester, Me., has shown himself incapable . ¢), onsands of tentimonials from old A Younes, of overcoming a rather amusing obstacle . of both sexes, who have been on: by the use of Aphroditine. Cireularree. Address “% Sansome Street, San Francisce, Oal. W. D. VINTON = = = Nevada Gity. CGontains THOMAS SHURTLBIE, . IVIDEND NO, 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PE share on the Capital Stock of nose EE . Second door from the Gr oe ean p: BANK will become duo and payabh Tea Store reat American, oo on and after June 10th, 1891, at the eitice of fiery ee ee Ta mittens’ * ~ tee weil PS} aA Te Py. X pipe smokers, and Judges consider MASTI smoking To without a peer. Its Backa g male the 3 st aésirable 2 “carty in the pocket FOR SALE BYALL DEALERS. > PLOTHTNG WAR STIL RAGES HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S $5 00 SUITS? «cs “ “ 6 oo “ re 4“ “cr 7 reve) «s es “ “ce 8, oo . ay “ “ 9 do “ “ “ “ Tero Don't allow yourself to be humbugged by the glaring advertisements of our competitors who only lay traps to catch the unwary; but purchase your goods of CHARLES GRIMES, zs Leading Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, HEADQUARTERS FOR Honest Goods Honest Prices! NS oo Nirs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, — 0 Take pleasurein announc© ir MILLIN 1 have # fine Jot of Eustern and Maryeville Blankets of all colors . will sacrifice at less Ing that their : ER HAS ARRIVED, and ladies can at last be assured of getting STYLISH HATS. NIRS. LESTHR & CRAWFORD. DMain Street, Nevada Citv. French Kid, 2d quality 87 any other honse 82.75. ‘ Pebble GoatButton Shoes “ “ 2.00 “ 2.50. Childrqp'a Shoes, Spring Hee! Button wise $14 to 11“ 1.12 “ 1.60 a . Oe a! ito oh: 1a “ 75 5 “s =F bike Misses’ Kid.Heeled Shoes Hil" 4e a 200. All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at the same rates. : . 7 Paes are much lower than retail dealers can~ buy or, it will pay you tolay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more th: i ! nces \ one d_ more than-the—prices hereasked. De K. CASPER. otice to All Chinese Persons Within the State of California, PIONEER CANDY FACTORY,. . ee ae JURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE G (Formerly E. F. Rosenthal’s Store) islature, approved March hae at COMMERCILL Scent.. NEVADA CITY Chinese persons within the State of California arehéreby directed aad commanded to appear at the office of the Bureau of LaFRUIT AND VEGETABLES bor BtALiatice within Ninety (90) Days from RECEIVED DAILY BY FREIGHT AND July 18th, 1891, and apply for the Certificate LEDDY’S VARIETY STORE —AND— Nevada County Abstract Office, Titles Examined and Insured JOHNA. RAPP, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, county. Valley. vada City Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., County Recorder 11 consecutive years) NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. _ Fer sate—6000 acres of laud of the California Iren and Steel Company, situatedin iirderng "af" the" Set "Tenis"at piscer. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY. . IT F 286 acres. of land situated in Pleasant Cyndie of all. kinds made daily. Tr H REG TON House and lot on East Broad street, Neof Residence provided for in gaid Act. EXPRESS. GEO. W. WALTa, Commissioner Bureau of Labor Statistics of A Complete stock of CIGARS, TOthe State of California, San F sise: y a g j h coe ey rancisco, wid 30th, 1891. ; jel3-Stlaw MATERIALS. —— Agents Wanted. : GENTS WANTFD —$57.00 y-and e Everythingin the Line of NOTIONS ve; wide-area AND TOYS, penses paidt» bright, active, wi P 0 ; , , widec youn men ; teachers and Mistonts meiere. ed; employ ment pleasing, refining and per eee ka one pesgiing:; our new at in wild fire.” Addré Nati she (ee ae Library Associ { 243 vag eats sy Thie i the Original rahi =f clation, 243 me AY Chi¢€13-Llaw6w esis re cs One trial of our confectionery will convince yeu that it is equal to the Commercial S > best. made anywhere. Cae ee are City, Ca Main, “Nevada . A. LARSEN, -TEEOF _Dividend Notice. ens Bank. LEADING TAILOR gy ___. Lounges, ete., etc., made Nevada County. Pine St, neariBroadfINevada ity,/All at the Lowest Living Rates $$$ THOMAS LEDPY, Propricter. /) E. DOW NE R, Proprietor, a : Having fitted up the 6 stand Upholste NIT een rerrerresit A Ne ill ertaiu all my old frien: and as many ue “J i y Sec a . With their Patconases’ gue d wes i ‘THE CHOICEST ss Liquors and Cigars Wines, JAMES KINKEAD . . GIVES NOTICE THA’ he is always Gr ae ds aliainde Stepan . —— a OAT. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF } ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed fer shippine a specialty. When You Want An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO-OR SEND To ROSE & MARWICK, Grass Walley. Piano Movine Promptly attended ee t and Carefully Performed, : FOR CASE, Thankful fer past patronage,“I respectfu ly selicit a continuance in the future, OMMEROIAL STREET Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies styles and best quality always on hand All orders by mail promptly attendec % # JOHNT. MORGAN, Cashier. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, which I Will Sell or Cash or on Kasy Installments, at Low Prices. WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. Thos. Shurtietff. PLABA STORET —)—— “GO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas Shurtlell, ‘Grosaien: Provisions, Sleds, Pest Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps, etc., received every Thursdav nicht. WEHAVEREMOVED! LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STREET...... NEVADA CITY Dealers in FURNITURE, DENNY & CRAY, Horse-Shoers etecieeny 0. Blacksmiths, .car, . House Furnishing Goods, Etc. BEDS, BEDDING, TEVADA CITY,Have Removed to their Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where they will be pleased to ex and all work in their me " Jarriage and Wagon-maki ag agen-making. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING, Horse-Bhoeing a Specialty, Ordinance No. 98 NO A the Clty ae Neg peerise Revenue for Dividend Notice. The Board of Trustees of i the C gene ek as follows sn) oe meree Lee a use, Cham fone Mini One Hundred Della ores oe pn ones Yet a Divider ‘ ey Chea in the corporate limits of the City of Neve Res ode red payed re at une Sree ead. purposes, +nd a tax Bionday, June ec! eae i gad aes Doligis tar wie Nfs ou euch One Aindred of the Got peny, some a room ms 90: €purposcs, is heret tor the fiscal ye : hereby leyied . 10, 8an Ci fer book wil , Passed June 1 tein’ eee eee Bee 16 alos out he bh dy Of James Kinkead. © and Satisfaction Guaranteed. myz pate. Att st— #LEX, GAULT, Pres, KL, Seoretary. TH. Care Ule-k, Je2 ect,f room !", 4 The Best Sewlng Machines Made. &2>Call and See Them The invite July ¢ they . Paynt parad than in thit years gone shore, senior, be giv proces remail have . Army every. a gra them. ‘wh The in the Insuta It sass come ¢ $84, 97: go to . ers. brost w to the countr in divi 826 ,52¢ can bh the iny York 81, 189 wm. Ticke on Mor with re ing’s & be a pi and a Mrs. L Nrs. a recit Stevens Mary i last pu prior te Thor er, who wan at Valley; town . , gum ptic Masoni years. Telegra daté of announ “Miss A Child the base 3 o’cloch aduits i Freq househe Sprains; cases D; Oil Lini the cons For sale Unpbu! bright li, inflamm eyes. L[ ening EF; flammat and str eye sigh Carr Br i Cor ‘ ail moist cl national which i does the largely good eff disadva; is appe leaves r best mo strong c RYT don you. * In it is ur and. hav will thai DON” to be j f Standar see that: > 71 peeze