March 2, 1890 (4 pages)

Cl = ~— ' ? Inty of -! 'Y oF » Bend DITC it: z In -&y f berig, Of Val. BRS, by Cr the ° day er the served M4 this sMen( It, we liing ) Judy uth Gf fron L— per ‘That fe Su State riven I Utiip trein, Bid date That All Com Pence you Cota Inti sun frot L per Buit, bie bat Yo, Want to Ger v ae oF THE wkws TAKE THE YRANSCRIPT 4 «Teh est Adverts ing Medium Sierra’ Nevaca Goid Frese t co ILY TRANSCRIP CrLy, CAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 190. Established Sept. 6, 2860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. Gr Ly LIX ‘ NEVADA oie Baily Grauseript, . TOourt PRE er 7 . W0 HOUSEHOLD SAQULD BE WITHOU . ~~). 7 4 Yielding large and quick returns, ; : gs ee ae ae paceace, i : = ae \ é ADA COUNTY We have a soil and climate admirar a : age Sea / be pe ably adapted to the anccessful culture te PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday aon fe i SROWN & CALKINS. . 1. 4 CALKINS, N. P. Brown, _ Editor. orFICh—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Commercial st. Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBBCRIPTION* Vear, paynuble in adrance, 86. rer Weekes + = © 15 Cents. fi VADA CITY, SOCIETY DIRECTORY. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 “Tudependent Order of Odd Fellows, Meets at Odd Feilow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, at 7:30 o'clock. < bled WHITE, C.P. J GEO, AP ORAY, 8" COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. . : Meets at Pythian Castle EVERY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:80 O'CI?/K. -W. T, JOYCE, C. R. RICYARD TREMAIN, R. 8. ‘ NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118. Order of Chosen Friends. Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hal, First and Third Monday Evenitg of each mouth at 7:80 o'clock, MRS. G,'A, GOYNE, C. C. E. F, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A. M. STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, ae g “WILLIAM BARKER, ff. I. J, ROLFE, Secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. Meets at_ Pythian Castle : EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLK. E. J. OTT, President, W. . B’ MORGAN, R, 8. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 43, Ohampions of the Red Oross. Bestness M’g’r. Solid Gold-and-Silver Watches. Realizing the —in.portance—of--a good—witeh premium, we have selected the “Waltham” as being’the best known and most reliable titnepieves in the market. These watches have a world-wide reputation which they have yained solely on their merits, The cases we guarantee to Le of solid gold and coin silver respectively, and if nos justas represented may be returned at our expense and we will refund the mouey_ paid. We are Prepared to make the most liberal propositigns on these watches as premiums, as will be seen by the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents. A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, “Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: ‘votting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT nd Dai y Bulletin, one year, $36.50: watch, DAILY .TRANSURI-T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charged on’ watch from Yan Francisco . Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's soiid gold hun'ing case watch, ‘‘Waltham” movement, stem-winding, Seem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin obe year, $29; with vALLY—TRAASCRIPT—ai Weekly Butlefin, one year, 326,90. Su'scriber 0 pay eXprese charges on watch from San Francisco Solid Silver Watches. Solidco silver hunting case watch’ Waltham” :movemont, — stem-wi-ding and stemene & thoroughly reliable timekeeper, with NAILY TRANSOHIPT and Dally’ Builetin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and W. ekly Bulletin, one year, $15.90, Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisca, same wat.h, ope. tave, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT, and Daily Bulletio, one year, $15; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $12.90 Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from san Francisco, ; Nickle Watch. A handsome niek @ stem-winding watch, open face, * gy moveme't, with DAIL TRAKoCniPPand Daily Bulletin, one dae $11; with DAILY TRANSUKIPT ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.00. Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisco, i Bicycles. The Bioycle we . ave selected'aa a premium— the ‘‘apollo”—-while not the most expensive is a tits.-class article in every respect, It is handsome and substantially made, It/runs easily and isa prime favorite. It,is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and ‘vill be seut complete with 2-bae. 6te Wall he sent. with DAILY @RaNSCHIP’ aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly nulletin, one year, $26.90. [The above prices are fora 36.2ch wheet, — Price per! additional inch made known on application.} Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle from San Francisvo. ’ * Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought iron Fecolpeds withbell, ete., complete, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12 50; with DAILY TRANSCRI and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers. Thisisa A vatuttiaag ? age. Everybody has one whohas writing to do; or should haye one. Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is a perfect instrument, siniple in construction, castle aoskad: neat!y mounted ard boxed, with ~ Meets at Hibernia Hall EVERY WEDNESDAY. EVENING, -” '. JOHN WERRY, Com. W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13 F. & A.M. Meets at Magonic Hall, Stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each mouth. Visiting Breth.en in good standing are cordially invited, ; JOHN.T, MORGAN, Master, I, J. ROLFE, Seeretary. — 2 _— MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at : 7:30.0'clock, , ae GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K.'C. WM. T. MORGAN, 8, K. R. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. = “Meets at Masonic Hall FIRS1 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 73¢ o'clock. Davie R. MORGAN, C, I, J. ROLFR, R. . LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Wative Daughters of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle 2d.and 4th Thursday Evening of Each Month, at 7:80 o'clock. MI88S.LIZZIE KEENAN, P. SERAPH C. SUKEFORTH, R. 8. NEVADACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor. . os —-———-Meete-at Pythian Castle ——— 2x2 ist and. 8d Thursday Evening of Month, At 7:30 o’clock. 3 : J, W. ROBINSON, Com. J. ©. DICKERMAN, Sec. Bie NEVADA CITY, INSTITUTE, NO. 30, . Young Mén’s Institute. Meets at Hibernie Hall Every Alternate Thurs Evening commencin vith the aT ehote “ng Evening in the year, cy ‘ A. J. KIDD, President. JOHN C, NILOW B. 8 ‘ , IMPROVED ORDER OF,RED.MEN, Meets at ad Fellows" Hall, EVERY THURSDAY VEG, bt7:800'clock. ‘ DANIELS, 8. eno. wu. HUGH DAS ont ia &@~ Ponemah Council, D. of P, meets . at same place every Second [hursday Kvenine ow Mary Sims, P.; Migs Nettie Hack: MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle At FRIDAY BVE’G at 7:80 O'CLOCK. s WM, FINLEY, , €. B.8. RECTOR, &. of R.’end B. EVERY NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, ladependent Order of Good Templars, —— . Meets at Odd Fellows Hall VWRY FRIDAY BVEN’G at 7:20 o'clock. RD. MaRGAN, J. MW. WALLING, ¢, T. 8, ee . PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, Ne. 290, Order Bows of Bt, Geurge. Every a Meets af Pythian Castle, 2 Eaturday of ceom ete except fourth at7:@0 0 Clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited, re $16.50; with DAl instructions for use, which can be learned . ."'ten /. minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dally . Buhetin, one year, §17; with DAILY TRANoCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscribergpays express, & Cane. Neither too large nor too smail, but just the rightaize witn 14-k gold head, will be: sent with DAILY TRAN: CRIPT-and Daily Bulletin, one yeary$12.50; with “DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays express. Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living in the country or -favelivg, will Appreciate. Our premium telescope is a good, strong instrument, with an object-glass inches in diameter, 3 draws, 6 inches long when closed, leather cased and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin,,one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Microscope. *.A most interesting instrument and of great use to the student, This ino'toy, but a powerful microscope that re: eals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat and the water we drink. It stands6inches high and magnitics 50 diameters, aid wil besent with DAIL» TRANSOR. PT and Daily Buletin, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCKHIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9, Subscriber topay express charges, Musical /nstrumerts. In making our selections of 1k instru= ICK-OUT-YOUR COMBINATION. -. Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, “DAILY TRANSCult T and Weekly Bulletin, one Pg oye ta Hist class teeproot € out. se frst & “A Veit, Fate tue) ‘ 3 ped terest sustained oF We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be folHlowing valuable Preniiums at the following prices, payable in advance: Drums. A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wevkly Bulletin, one year, $20.50. Subscriber pays expresa Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, wit! sacks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIP? . and Jaily Bu letin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY cRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one yewr, 38.50. Subscriber pays express.: Rifles. The Winchester maintains ite placeas the best repeating rifle madé and is too well known to heed further description, We will gend a 44 cal octagon barrel: Winchester. rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘ily. Bulietin, one. year, $22.75; with DAELY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one Mecst $20.75. “Above is center fie rifle, We willsenda rim fire for $1 40 less. Subscriber pays express Flobert Rifles: A Flobert.rifle, shooting 22-cal., Flobert neiseless cartriages, jus. the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and UVatly Bullet n, one year, $11.25; with »AILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oné year, $0.25. Subscriber pays express, : Revolvers. We have decided to offer @ strong, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,’’. in any size from 22 to 88 cal, It will be sent. wit DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullein, one year, $11; with PAILY ThKANSCRIPT and Suoseriber pays express. Fishing Tackle Our premium fishing rod is a 16 foot Calcutta bambeo with iance woud tip and double ferrules. It is a good serviceavle rod and wil be sent with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Daily uiletia, one year, $11; with year, $9. Subscriber pays exprens, Tent. = This is a very useful prem un and will , be \apz ali who go hunting, fishing or campand made of/8 oz. duck; siz ox7 feet, ond sent with poles, pin», ¢'c., complete, with DAILY TRANSCKIP? ana Daily Buletin, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, » Hammock, f A hammock iss premium thit appeals to all: the posts ofa shady verandah; a hammock is picturesque and su:gestive of blissful comfort A plete and elegant 13-foot: h k, with 6}-feet spread, sent. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10 25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weexly Bulletin, one year, $8.25. Subscriber pays express Tennis. . Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefav rite It gives autficient exercise without being violent; keeps the attention fixed and inthroughout the game, Being .a game in which ladics: xcel, you can secure the good wall of your lady acquaintences andaedd to your opularity by wettingasct of tennis aud organ zingaclvb. A first-class vennis outfit, complete, will be sent with DAILY TRANS RiPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $17. Subscriber payr express. : Base Ball. Our base bat! outfit consists of two leazue balls, three assorted bats, two pai of loves, mask, ete., complete, aud will be sent with DaiLY TRANSCKIt T and Daily Bulletin, one year, §12; with DAILY TRANSCRI:T and Weekly Bulletin one year, $10. Subscriber pays express, Hanging Lamp. Anelecant hangling lamp with 14-inch shade, and from 42 to inches; extension, made of polished brass fa rich gold color—a highly orna— mental and servicesble lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily sulletin, one_ year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘and Weekly Bulletiv, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays express, : Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough in tne holder tc lust for-weeks or months; will be sent with DAILY TRANSCR PT and Dailv ments for premiums, we aimed in every instante togetagoou article one that we need not hesiate to send to aperformer whois a conno sseur, We have made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers thatenable us to offer these i: struments in connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms, Banjo. Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has become very fashionable during the last few years, Ic is readily learned hy anyo.e having a good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment for the voice in singing. e will send a hanarome nickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. Bulletia, one year, $9.50, Subscriber,to pay express charges. « 8 Flat Cornet. __Ahbandsome nickie b flat cornet, with full set of extra.croo}s, music rack, vase and instruction book: ompl te—a fine oeig’) insprament=-with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an ily Butietin, one ANBURIPT and Subscriber pays exy Bulletin, charges, $14) presa dy ute, The flute is one of the xweetest and easiest. musical instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano and all other instruments. For « rem uni we have Ley re a on ge yg . 1, cork joint: ute e, an ethene iewleh DAILY TRANGOMIET on. 'Deily Bulletin; one pears $13;, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75, Subscriber pays ex ress « 8. > > 6. Phanos.’ > A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegent Guishedjust the hide for children to learn to oli; ma es good music, Sentwith DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT ar ye 11 50; with OnILY TRANSCRI Battie, ¢ year, $9.50, Subscriber pays express, ‘ Croquet. A beautiful croquet et for eight players will be vent with DAILY TRANSCRI aud Daily Bulletin, one jeer, with DAILY TRAN~ SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one vear, $8. Subeoriber. pays express. rene Shot Guns, Wemade a special point of securing a good gun for’a premium— one that wecan recommend’ and feel assured that our selection will be all that you canask, Our premium gun is well made and hands mely finished. {t shocts strong scountely, andis a reliable guy in.every particular. tis thevery bestigua ever offered as a pewspaner rremiumandis weil worth workin; for, \Jtis a magnificent double breech-loader barrdls, bac .-netion, side snap, rubber butt, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will be sent with DAILY TKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one jear, $19. Sua+or.ber pays expresa. Some gun.as above, with pis '.gr $1.50 to be ad?ad \o above pr’ ‘es. é The rere i the] ading evenin; Joast. Itis y Hy Lguighed for the br the Supreme Court Owing to the di ‘ 1d-Daiiy-Bul-etin,; one-year-{ _. With DAILY TRANSCRIPT 4nd Daily “Bulletin vulletin, one year, $10 25; with . -AILY RANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage. . Approved by the signalservice at Washington, with full directions for use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ear, $10.75; with DAILY TXANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express, Photographic Outiit. Amateur photography ig a most delightful and popular recreation. With the approved ap)a— ratuof todfy anyoné can soon acquire the art of making + good picture and wilt soon seRS hundreds of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso light it can easily be carried when walking or riding, Kverybody shou d have one, for it will prove a source of amusement to gil aid of profit to many. A complete photographic outfit, consisting of view camera for makinu 8} x 4§ pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapid ury plates, 2 Japanned irou trays, 2packagesof 8. P A, Developer, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame,--6—sheets of ferro-prussiate paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Ruesel negative clasp and patent drying frame with fuil ingtructions for making photographs will be sent with DAILY TRANSGRIPT and zaily Bulletin, one yer, $11; with DALLY TRAN SUKI T and Wee ly Bulletin, one year, $890. subscriber to pay express charges from San Francisco, i Nors—Addition:] materials for amateur phohers, inay be had. Sam C. Partridge, 529 Commercial Street, Francisco, C ; Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNaliy Standard Atlas of the World—a library in itself. furnished in one large volunie of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and ‘bound ina substantial manner wits gold side retain price $4.60, will ba sent with DAILY TKANSCKIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays express. Guizots History of France. Guizo.’s “History of + rance” is a standard work in 6 vols., substantially bound in cloth, profusely iNustrated with fine engravirgs. It wii be ge t one year, $15.50; with DAILY TR -NsvkipT anv Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11,50, Subscriber pays express, ' Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine—6: e of the bes, machi.esinthe market; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRAASCK.:PT and Daily Bulletin one year swith DAILY TRaNSOKIPP. avd Weekly bulletin, one year, $27, Subscriber paye expreds Charges, © NOTE —Persohe preferring Seini-Weekly Bulletin can obtain itby paying 90 cents a year in aes oe tothe clubbing price for the Weekly Bulletin, journal in eireyletion and influence on the Pacific ancy of its edi pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art, and extent of foreign news, while itis the recognized authotity in all fwancial and ‘trade circles. The Daily Bulletin isthe only nenspeper in Caitigmls that publishes in extenso the decisions of ry erence iu time between San Francisco and the]. rincipal news centera in the Eagt, the world's news of each day is furnished by the Bul twelve hours in advance of the morni re, “ihe Weekly Bulle 8 handsome 12 pasa, lt pape @ lar 4 e Seca aanet tele Tesh onianaren te torial matter, accuracy and comt, issued every Wednesda with . Whether slung from the trees in a lawn or from} Las DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR OF ec RESTLESSNESS. . A STRICTLY veorTaeLe Tho majority of the ills of the human “ody arise from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more people to health ‘and aappiness by giving them a healthy Uiver than any other agency on earth. SEE THAT YOU GET T~ GENUINA DR. R. mM. MUNS, . Physician, pee AT VINTON’S DRUG SORE, » NEVADA CITY. : *P.F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Oounselor at Law LL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND ‘United States Courts, OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva’ daCitv L. § CALKINA __. BROWS & CALKENS. Book, Newsvantr and Joh Printers, _ URLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY “DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading par perin Northern California, It was estabgeet September th, 1861, byN.P. Br v 30 N P, BROWN W. PF. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law ILLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS of.the State of California, and of the ‘Tnited States. Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pinw ind Broad streets, Nevada City, (a) Alfred D. Mason, Jounselor at Law and Notary Publio, Succesasor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. V SETS a) District and Cire uit Courts of the U. 8. ; Office—Thomas Block corner Broad and, ine streets, Nevada :B. LITTLE, JOHN CALDWELI., CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. wis PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadanud Pine streets, up stairs. GEO. L, HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Wit PRACTICE IN ALL. THE COURTS of the State. j Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Clty. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREXT.N¥®VADA CITY (JOLLEY BROB,,... Proprietors DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., At the lowes rates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON ANN LARD ’ f J. 0. CALWUWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. 4 yrrig South side Broad Street oppo# site Union Street, Nevada “ity. Wi] practice in all the Courts of the state,. and the Courts of the United “tatea within the State of Callforila, : PHOs,.* uhh Attorney anc Counselor at aw. ( rt. Thomas .niiding, corner Broad and Pine streets Sevedea Cf FRED SEARLS, Ww ‘L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP T state and Federai, Uffice—Opposite JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Counselor at Law And Notary Pubite Will practice inthe Courta of Nevada county.» ' , Coert Ronse, SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN’ ' Surweyor, GRASS VALLEY . CALIFORNIA San Berpardine connty. Correspond@ Noticited. Surveys of Quarter Bee ons ete., made in accordance with U. 8, Land Laws. Office up stairs in Coke Building opposite Weissbeins’ Bank, Main street, esldence—Adjoining Watt Park. BP. @. Hox 242, : ¥28-ti Hig @ basaiven univer. sal gutisfuction tm the tfree-schootsin-the State. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR { ~~At-orney—and-Oounselor at—Law, 4 ; avant ~ What. WeHave . ard What We Have —— abe save “ie “Not. Everything taken into consideration, California is the most-favored. State in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, but other States have greater ones. And it may also be remarked with equal truth that when we come to view all the points that suggest themcounty in the State. _WHAT-WE HAVE, We have admirable railroad facilities. We have Quarries of fine stone, We have cheap provisions and {umily supplies. We have stofes representing all lines of trade. eee We have the reputation .of making the. best. -of--wines. . Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. : We have delightful drives and picturesque scenery. We have the hest of society and social . organizations. ; We have well capitalized and accommodating banks. : We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights. We have the-best of mail, express and telegraph facilities, We have prosperous churches-with fine church buildings. We have the best hotels with all modern. improvements. ~—We have one of the best syatens of building We have roses in bloom out-of doors évery month in the year. -We have the richest and beat paying gold mines in the world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in thé year: We have the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State. -, We have the -bestlocal water supplies and syetemsin the State, We have vegetables growing in the ground every month in the year, We have a section where malaria is never known and canhot exist. We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in‘the world. We have continual cool breezes tempering the warmest days in suimnmer. . We have an excellent local cnarket forall kindsof farm and garden produets, ; We have-over 20,000:population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. We have an abundance of water for irrigating,domestic and industriul purposes, : We have large deposits of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of yood quartz mines that give employment to a large force of men. We have extensive *deposits of the finest quality ofkaolin for the mavufacture of pottery. ‘We /Ahave numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion. We have a sil aud climate that will raise to periection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping and. keeping qualities: to our fruits than those of lower altitudes. We have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, the three great nevestities for profitable manufacturing. We have a perfect system of natural drainage that leaves no opportunity for stagnant pools or ‘accumulated filth. F We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotelg, boarding houses and 5 private faniilies ‘from $4 to .$6.per4— week, : \ We have'some of the most extentive gold-bearing gravel clannels that in the near future will become rich drift mines. We have the moat perfect elimate in sumption, bronchiul] troubles or astlima, We have a pure, slightly rarified atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden with the perfume of vast forests of pine surrounding us, : We have scores of people who came} here broken down in health, who are now entirely recovered and will teatify to their recovery. a We havea climate and location ahsolutely healthy, in whicha map can live and enjoy perfect health both summer and winter. : “4 We have mumerous lar:e and pros perous lodges, besides many social and benevolent societies, and . the brightest:local papers in the State. We have mild winters with occa signal frosty. mornings when the ther mometer will go nedr the freezing voint, with com paratively #light snowfall. . We hafe more natural advantages and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing.other counties in thia iavored section, and the most * flatter selves, Nevada is the most favored . ~ j that was soon cured. America -for-persons aftected with con-7) of flowers, shrubs and ‘fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. WHAT WR HAVE NOT, We have not any pools of, stagnant water, . We have not had a failure in-crops in years. We have not cyclones, or high winds. “We have not ever known of a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic withiw’ the remembrance of, man, We have not unseasonable laws to oppress the working man and harass capital, ; We have-not marshes to breed mosquitoes and 'those pests are almost uahur-icanes, known, : We-have not a resident that is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and _ prospects. We have not a drone in the whole hive of busy workers for: the upbuild-ing-of-our-mountain county a We have notthe sticky ‘dog days’ efthe lowlands and cannot have them on account of our elevation, : We have not three nights in sutnmer to warm to be. uncomfortable sleeping with an extra blanket. We have not’ business enough for support those already located here, We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary a climate that 's invigorating and bracing. We have nothad a day in summer when-the-sun—was-so* hot that the farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort. ‘ We have not known of asingle case of malaria in the county unless brought here from some other locality, and We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders indigenous t6 Tess-fortunate counties pituated in the lowlands, =o eet eee We, have not disturbing labor agitationsto hazard investment in enterprises; the good feeling between the employed and the employera in this eounty being proverbial, We have not ever advised a working man tocome-here tolucate with only available means sufficient to get him here, bnt do advise allwho have a little money laid by to come here where competition in labor and business is not as great and where theopportinities for making money with small capital are greater, Takes Effect Sunday, Neven.tcr 17, 12 o’clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: 5:45 A M Dally, connect with : ¢ * local arriving in sar Frauciseéo at 5:45 P.M. 12:45 P.M. Psily, connecting with * * * -OvVerlund Passenger arriving Sau Franciseo at 10:45 P.M. » ARRIVING AT NEVADA SITY. 10:20 A, M, ?*»: Dally, ecnnécting wit) 5:52 Fi M. Loen] leaving San Fran cisco at 7:804, Mo and Overlana trains from the East, JOHN F, KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintende rt HUMPHREYS’ Da, HUMPHREYS’ Srecirics are aclantifioall and carefully prepared preacriptions ; used for ihany clad eh cred ractice with success,and forover irty years used by the people, livery single Bpeinte Ye tal cure or ta isease hamed, oithese Specitios cure rte dn pec ‘ing, purgor reducin; syste: in ft 4 nd teed the sovere! gureme legate oWor! jd. tast 0 FRINCIPAL NOS. a pe. m vers; Von ’ ae © age ry eet = ole arrhea eenter ALR ei pepee aa eat ten, too P: ee ee ee Sethe aah oun tai to) yaloal Weakness , ervous . ty. sae ts tartan 1, Tse, of thefleart, Palpitation ris ee zB oe ry ae a phreys ‘edicineCo. Bol of IMPROVED BELT Frue Ore Concentrator. Price improved Melt Hrue Yan ner 6825, F. ©. B. EGON: Price Plain Belt Erte Vanner, 8515. Fs O, B.aie, The leapetvad Gon Frue Veuner has shine. ‘Vor pemphicts, moni and. urther tnforma m1 spplyto ‘Hag opportunities — for —invectments' a Room 15,Ne. 132 Market St, 8 F* doctors and undertdkera to--propertyy Attuched to Overland Express Traina, _ possible distinction.” Pears obtained the only gold medal awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competition with all the world. Aighes? ‘Exposition, 1889. ‘UNION HOTEL, YEVADA OIT’S, -« . OAL MRS, J. NAPFZIGER-. THE LEADING NUTKL OF NEVADA CITY. -.<6.++-., CALIFORNEA Te TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by tais Hotel. The house contalug airy,and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied with the best in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS UN FIRST FLOOR” SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL 1X AVELERS, TOURISTS AND-AMEGIES, Free "Bus to and ffom the Depot” _ STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL i pcb a er county, Grass Valley and Marysville daily. Psi The best of Wities, Liquers and Ui ®are furnished at the Bar, DR. M. P. HARRIB' DENTIST Dh NEVADA CITY ON . Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgan & Roberts lock corner . road and Pine Streets up stairs Dutch Flat Stage Line: Leaves Nevada City on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7T7A.M. Leaves Dutch Flat T .P. BLUE; °raprietor uick Time # Cheap Fares Eastern and European Cities. BY YHE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAUL ROUTES —OF TIk—’ SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric SysTxM.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connections with the several Kailway Lines in the Kast, —-AND AT ~ New York and New: O:leans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS, ° PULLMAN PALAOB ; SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars additional chame for Berths in’ ‘ Tourist Sleeping Cars. ‘ = : Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other ir formation giver upon applica ‘ton at the Compauy’s offices *where passen ere tage in person can secure choice of » ete, : ‘ A. N,. TOWNE, T.H. GOODMAN, Genera] Manager, Gow, Pass & Th't Agt R, GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal, . yor lands in cate and. Horshern ae lornia, Oregon, Nevada end Utah, a) or address, > “ kgs w, H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P. Ri R. Sav Francisco. For Lands in Southern Gall “ rg! Bry rok Galifornia, apply. JEROME MADDEN 4 tS. P. R, nd bak Praneioes nian a wisi MONEY TO BE MADE, CUT THIE out end return to us, and will send you free. pumetaing of great, v 4, importance to my that will g! you ‘tn business whieh will bring you in more money ip away than anything eine jp tile wossd. ny one ean do the work and live at home. Either. sex-all ages. Sometag pew that just coins money for al; wo! We will start you; cai hot needed, This is one of the genaine, im: port. ant chances of a lif @ Those who are aaa ltteer ae oly ' Auguste, Maine, -: Proprictrese} 100 roome, each of which is light and};} RAILROAD LANDS. ' y Man Cares to drive. National'Exchanga, NEVADA VITY, CAL, . —— The Only First-class Rusiness Motel tn the City. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires a0 prevalent in large hotels situated th the vere centre ofthe city, with £2 press, Post Off co@and General 8 © tor'all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hote] ‘0'ninutes liter then any other men depa, ti Eable pethe: ant feature with the propsietors, and isguarteed superior to any in the city. : The Roomsare neat ana desirable, and in sludge a sumber of handsome guites. ; _ ‘The experienced management will epare neither pains or ARPAHAs, to suetain the reputation which the National Exchange no so justy enjoys of betng the audigy an beat hotel in the mountains. Ny B ORAPMAN PanTisT NEVADA CITY...0Ah — LOCAL ANESTHETICS [f DESIRED, Office a_Residence, Sacramento st ART SCHOOL. Drawing and Painting, Tussday} Thursday and Saturday. “AT 7AM PASSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIB line reach Nevada Ciiy at of at 7:80P. M. by railroads Noo mstend All orders strictly attended to: and charges. easonable,, WR. W. J. STRAIGHT willire N ont Wesday and Vrides ef seco ene atthe Union Hotel, Nevada Gft b ; will teach the different, hranabas ot aoe Oil. Wuter Color: and: Pastel Painting. {fThe rudiments of ET TURE with pene KE Cre NS FROM eld eusy by practical application. PR systematic Drawing and Shading, Crayon Drawing hud Portrait Work, Mechanical, Architectural -and Machinery Drawing all efficiently ud. satisfactorily auht; 4 IN 3 NA "AT AN OuD STAWD -DENNEY & AITCHINGS TAKE THI8 METHOD OF F informing the eltizens of Ne vada County that they have formeda copartnership in the RM business of Horse Shoeing — —AND~— . . Wagon;Making, ‘At the Old Clancy Shop; Broad Street NEVADA CITY, : Where they are prepared todo work in their fee sree men ner to givethe very heat ef HORSE-SHOEING a. jalty,.Read sters and Freight Horses shod in the bee style oftheart aud the work werranted te ast. i <a WAGON-MAKING. _ We will gverantee to. set in le 8 wil 4 oue-third Nyptéer Abe if pd a ather shop. We will gyarantée ta all dish tompecla et tee sone toaveld We huvethe facilities for doing he etpeato, and Warrant satisfaction righ AM orders prote thy attended to. s None but ret-clags mechanics employed Empire livery Stable. . Broad at., Nevade City, opp Nationa) Bx change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, .Proprietor ‘DHE PROPRIETOR ian envias Zo be'tound fn ih part of \ Teams wiihrebepass Guseies, Widens and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and om the moat reasonable terms is \.The horses are‘free from vice, of gcodatyle and capable of ing last as any gentle ng as fi ae Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL oWOURNISHED olga iy 2 Stags OMe. REOTOR BEOS... . Proprietors. the “Watlonal Bachange:té — aa j

Cl = ~— ' ? Inty of -! 'Y oF » Bend DITC it: z In -&y f berig, Of Val. BRS, by Cr the ° day er the served M4 this sMen( It, we liing ) Judy uth Gf fron L— per ‘That fe Su State riven I Utiip trein, Bid date That All Com Pence you Cota Inti sun frot L per Buit, bie bat Yo, Want to Ger v ae oF THE wkws TAKE THE YRANSCRIPT 4 «Teh est Adverts ing Medium Sierra’ Nevaca Goid Frese t co ILY TRANSCRIP CrLy, CAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 190. Established Sept. 6, 2860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. Gr Ly LIX ‘ NEVADA oie Baily Grauseript, . TOourt PRE er 7 . W0 HOUSEHOLD SAQULD BE WITHOU . ~~). 7 4 Yielding large and quick returns, ; : gs ee ae ae paceace, i : = ae \ é ADA COUNTY We have a soil and climate admirar a : age Sea / be pe ably adapted to the anccessful culture te PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday aon fe i SROWN & CALKINS. . 1. 4 CALKINS, N. P. Brown, _ Editor. orFICh—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Commercial st. Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBBCRIPTION* Vear, paynuble in adrance, 86. rer Weekes + = © 15 Cents. fi VADA CITY, SOCIETY DIRECTORY. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 “Tudependent Order of Odd Fellows, Meets at Odd Feilow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, at 7:30 o'clock. < bled WHITE, C.P. J GEO, AP ORAY, 8" COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. . : Meets at Pythian Castle EVERY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:80 O'CI?/K. -W. T, JOYCE, C. R. RICYARD TREMAIN, R. 8. ‘ NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118. Order of Chosen Friends. Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hal, First and Third Monday Evenitg of each mouth at 7:80 o'clock, MRS. G,'A, GOYNE, C. C. E. F, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A. M. STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, ae g “WILLIAM BARKER, ff. I. J, ROLFE, Secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. Meets at_ Pythian Castle : EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLK. E. J. OTT, President, W. . B’ MORGAN, R, 8. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 43, Ohampions of the Red Oross. Bestness M’g’r. Solid Gold-and-Silver Watches. Realizing the —in.portance—of--a good—witeh premium, we have selected the “Waltham” as being’the best known and most reliable titnepieves in the market. These watches have a world-wide reputation which they have yained solely on their merits, The cases we guarantee to Le of solid gold and coin silver respectively, and if nos justas represented may be returned at our expense and we will refund the mouey_ paid. We are Prepared to make the most liberal propositigns on these watches as premiums, as will be seen by the following offers: Solid Gold Watch—Gents. A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, “Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: ‘votting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT nd Dai y Bulletin, one year, $36.50: watch, DAILY .TRANSURI-T and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charged on’ watch from Yan Francisco . Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's soiid gold hun'ing case watch, ‘‘Waltham” movement, stem-winding, Seem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin obe year, $29; with vALLY—TRAASCRIPT—ai Weekly Butlefin, one year, 326,90. Su'scriber 0 pay eXprese charges on watch from San Francisco Solid Silver Watches. Solidco silver hunting case watch’ Waltham” :movemont, — stem-wi-ding and stemene & thoroughly reliable timekeeper, with NAILY TRANSOHIPT and Dally’ Builetin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and W. ekly Bulletin, one year, $15.90, Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisca, same wat.h, ope. tave, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT, and Daily Bulletio, one year, $15; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $12.90 Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from san Francisco, ; Nickle Watch. A handsome niek @ stem-winding watch, open face, * gy moveme't, with DAIL TRAKoCniPPand Daily Bulletin, one dae $11; with DAILY TRANSUKIPT ana Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.00. Subscriber to pay express charges on watch from San Francisco, i Bicycles. The Bioycle we . ave selected'aa a premium— the ‘‘apollo”—-while not the most expensive is a tits.-class article in every respect, It is handsome and substantially made, It/runs easily and isa prime favorite. It,is standard finish with nickle trimmings, and ‘vill be seut complete with 2-bae. 6te Wall he sent. with DAILY @RaNSCHIP’ aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $29, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly nulletin, one year, $26.90. [The above prices are fora 36.2ch wheet, — Price per! additional inch made known on application.} Subscriber to pay express charges on bicycle from San Francisvo. ’ * Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought iron Fecolpeds withbell, ete., complete, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12 50; with DAILY TRANSCRI and Weekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers. Thisisa A vatuttiaag ? age. Everybody has one whohas writing to do; or should haye one. Here is your opportunity, The Sun type-writer is a perfect instrument, siniple in construction, castle aoskad: neat!y mounted ard boxed, with ~ Meets at Hibernia Hall EVERY WEDNESDAY. EVENING, -” '. JOHN WERRY, Com. W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13 F. & A.M. Meets at Magonic Hall, Stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each mouth. Visiting Breth.en in good standing are cordially invited, ; JOHN.T, MORGAN, Master, I, J. ROLFE, Seeretary. — 2 _— MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at : 7:30.0'clock, , ae GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K.'C. WM. T. MORGAN, 8, K. R. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. = “Meets at Masonic Hall FIRS1 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 73¢ o'clock. Davie R. MORGAN, C, I, J. ROLFR, R. . LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Wative Daughters of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castle 2d.and 4th Thursday Evening of Each Month, at 7:80 o'clock. MI88S.LIZZIE KEENAN, P. SERAPH C. SUKEFORTH, R. 8. NEVADACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor. . os —-———-Meete-at Pythian Castle ——— 2x2 ist and. 8d Thursday Evening of Month, At 7:30 o’clock. 3 : J, W. ROBINSON, Com. J. ©. DICKERMAN, Sec. Bie NEVADA CITY, INSTITUTE, NO. 30, . Young Mén’s Institute. Meets at Hibernie Hall Every Alternate Thurs Evening commencin vith the aT ehote “ng Evening in the year, cy ‘ A. J. KIDD, President. JOHN C, NILOW B. 8 ‘ , IMPROVED ORDER OF,RED.MEN, Meets at ad Fellows" Hall, EVERY THURSDAY VEG, bt7:800'clock. ‘ DANIELS, 8. eno. wu. HUGH DAS ont ia &@~ Ponemah Council, D. of P, meets . at same place every Second [hursday Kvenine ow Mary Sims, P.; Migs Nettie Hack: MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle At FRIDAY BVE’G at 7:80 O'CLOCK. s WM, FINLEY, , €. B.8. RECTOR, &. of R.’end B. EVERY NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, ladependent Order of Good Templars, —— . Meets at Odd Fellows Hall VWRY FRIDAY BVEN’G at 7:20 o'clock. RD. MaRGAN, J. MW. WALLING, ¢, T. 8, ee . PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, Ne. 290, Order Bows of Bt, Geurge. Every a Meets af Pythian Castle, 2 Eaturday of ceom ete except fourth at7:@0 0 Clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited, re $16.50; with DAl instructions for use, which can be learned . ."'ten /. minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dally . Buhetin, one year, §17; with DAILY TRANoCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscribergpays express, & Cane. Neither too large nor too smail, but just the rightaize witn 14-k gold head, will be: sent with DAILY TRAN: CRIPT-and Daily Bulletin, one yeary$12.50; with “DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays express. Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living in the country or -favelivg, will Appreciate. Our premium telescope is a good, strong instrument, with an object-glass inches in diameter, 3 draws, 6 inches long when closed, leather cased and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin,,one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Microscope. *.A most interesting instrument and of great use to the student, This ino'toy, but a powerful microscope that re: eals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat and the water we drink. It stands6inches high and magnitics 50 diameters, aid wil besent with DAIL» TRANSOR. PT and Daily Buletin, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCKHIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9, Subscriber topay express charges, Musical /nstrumerts. In making our selections of 1k instru= ICK-OUT-YOUR COMBINATION. -. Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, “DAILY TRANSCult T and Weekly Bulletin, one Pg oye ta Hist class teeproot € out. se frst & “A Veit, Fate tue) ‘ 3 ped terest sustained oF We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be folHlowing valuable Preniiums at the following prices, payable in advance: Drums. A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wevkly Bulletin, one year, $20.50. Subscriber pays expresa Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, wit! sacks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIP? . and Jaily Bu letin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY cRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one yewr, 38.50. Subscriber pays express.: Rifles. The Winchester maintains ite placeas the best repeating rifle madé and is too well known to heed further description, We will gend a 44 cal octagon barrel: Winchester. rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘ily. Bulietin, one. year, $22.75; with DAELY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one Mecst $20.75. “Above is center fie rifle, We willsenda rim fire for $1 40 less. Subscriber pays express Flobert Rifles: A Flobert.rifle, shooting 22-cal., Flobert neiseless cartriages, jus. the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and UVatly Bullet n, one year, $11.25; with »AILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oné year, $0.25. Subscriber pays express, : Revolvers. We have decided to offer @ strong, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, ‘ Bull Dog,’’. in any size from 22 to 88 cal, It will be sent. wit DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullein, one year, $11; with PAILY ThKANSCRIPT and Suoseriber pays express. Fishing Tackle Our premium fishing rod is a 16 foot Calcutta bambeo with iance woud tip and double ferrules. It is a good serviceavle rod and wil be sent with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRAN SCRIPT and Daily uiletia, one year, $11; with year, $9. Subscriber pays exprens, Tent. = This is a very useful prem un and will , be \apz ali who go hunting, fishing or campand made of/8 oz. duck; siz ox7 feet, ond sent with poles, pin», ¢'c., complete, with DAILY TRANSCKIP? ana Daily Buletin, one year, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, » Hammock, f A hammock iss premium thit appeals to all: the posts ofa shady verandah; a hammock is picturesque and su:gestive of blissful comfort A plete and elegant 13-foot: h k, with 6}-feet spread, sent. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10 25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weexly Bulletin, one year, $8.25. Subscriber pays express Tennis. . Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefav rite It gives autficient exercise without being violent; keeps the attention fixed and inthroughout the game, Being .a game in which ladics: xcel, you can secure the good wall of your lady acquaintences andaedd to your opularity by wettingasct of tennis aud organ zingaclvb. A first-class vennis outfit, complete, will be sent with DAILY TRANS RiPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $17. Subscriber payr express. : Base Ball. Our base bat! outfit consists of two leazue balls, three assorted bats, two pai of loves, mask, ete., complete, aud will be sent with DaiLY TRANSCKIt T and Daily Bulletin, one year, §12; with DAILY TRANSCRI:T and Weekly Bulletin one year, $10. Subscriber pays express, Hanging Lamp. Anelecant hangling lamp with 14-inch shade, and from 42 to inches; extension, made of polished brass fa rich gold color—a highly orna— mental and servicesble lamp sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily sulletin, one_ year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘and Weekly Bulletiv, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays express, : Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough in tne holder tc lust for-weeks or months; will be sent with DAILY TRANSCR PT and Dailv ments for premiums, we aimed in every instante togetagoou article one that we need not hesiate to send to aperformer whois a conno sseur, We have made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers thatenable us to offer these i: struments in connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms, Banjo. Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has become very fashionable during the last few years, Ic is readily learned hy anyo.e having a good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment for the voice in singing. e will send a hanarome nickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. Bulletia, one year, $9.50, Subscriber,to pay express charges. « 8 Flat Cornet. __Ahbandsome nickie b flat cornet, with full set of extra.croo}s, music rack, vase and instruction book: ompl te—a fine oeig’) insprament=-with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an ily Butietin, one ANBURIPT and Subscriber pays exy Bulletin, charges, $14) presa dy ute, The flute is one of the xweetest and easiest. musical instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano and all other instruments. For « rem uni we have Ley re a on ge yg . 1, cork joint: ute e, an ethene iewleh DAILY TRANGOMIET on. 'Deily Bulletin; one pears $13;, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75, Subscriber pays ex ress « 8. > > 6. Phanos.’ > A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegent Guishedjust the hide for children to learn to oli; ma es good music, Sentwith DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT ar ye 11 50; with OnILY TRANSCRI Battie, ¢ year, $9.50, Subscriber pays express, ‘ Croquet. A beautiful croquet et for eight players will be vent with DAILY TRANSCRI aud Daily Bulletin, one jeer, with DAILY TRAN~ SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one vear, $8. Subeoriber. pays express. rene Shot Guns, Wemade a special point of securing a good gun for’a premium— one that wecan recommend’ and feel assured that our selection will be all that you canask, Our premium gun is well made and hands mely finished. {t shocts strong scountely, andis a reliable guy in.every particular. tis thevery bestigua ever offered as a pewspaner rremiumandis weil worth workin; for, \Jtis a magnificent double breech-loader barrdls, bac .-netion, side snap, rubber butt, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will be sent with DAILY TKANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Bulletin, one jear, $19. Sua+or.ber pays expresa. Some gun.as above, with pis '.gr $1.50 to be ad?ad \o above pr’ ‘es. é The rere i the] ading evenin; Joast. Itis y Hy Lguighed for the br the Supreme Court Owing to the di ‘ 1d-Daiiy-Bul-etin,; one-year-{ _. With DAILY TRANSCRIPT 4nd Daily “Bulletin vulletin, one year, $10 25; with . -AILY RANSCRIPTand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage. . Approved by the signalservice at Washington, with full directions for use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one ear, $10.75; with DAILY TXANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber pays express, Photographic Outiit. Amateur photography ig a most delightful and popular recreation. With the approved ap)a— ratuof todfy anyoné can soon acquire the art of making + good picture and wilt soon seRS hundreds of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso light it can easily be carried when walking or riding, Kverybody shou d have one, for it will prove a source of amusement to gil aid of profit to many. A complete photographic outfit, consisting of view camera for makinu 8} x 4§ pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapid ury plates, 2 Japanned irou trays, 2packagesof 8. P A, Developer, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame,--6—sheets of ferro-prussiate paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Ruesel negative clasp and patent drying frame with fuil ingtructions for making photographs will be sent with DAILY TRANSGRIPT and zaily Bulletin, one yer, $11; with DALLY TRAN SUKI T and Wee ly Bulletin, one year, $890. subscriber to pay express charges from San Francisco, i Nors—Addition:] materials for amateur phohers, inay be had. Sam C. Partridge, 529 Commercial Street, Francisco, C ; Standard Atlas. The Rand-McNaliy Standard Atlas of the World—a library in itself. furnished in one large volunie of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and ‘bound ina substantial manner wits gold side retain price $4.60, will ba sent with DAILY TKANSCKIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ‘Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays express. Guizots History of France. Guizo.’s “History of + rance” is a standard work in 6 vols., substantially bound in cloth, profusely iNustrated with fine engravirgs. It wii be ge t one year, $15.50; with DAILY TR -NsvkipT anv Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11,50, Subscriber pays express, ' Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine—6: e of the bes, machi.esinthe market; warranted for five years, with DAILY TRAASCK.:PT and Daily Bulletin one year swith DAILY TRaNSOKIPP. avd Weekly bulletin, one year, $27, Subscriber paye expreds Charges, © NOTE —Persohe preferring Seini-Weekly Bulletin can obtain itby paying 90 cents a year in aes oe tothe clubbing price for the Weekly Bulletin, journal in eireyletion and influence on the Pacific ancy of its edi pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art, and extent of foreign news, while itis the recognized authotity in all fwancial and ‘trade circles. The Daily Bulletin isthe only nenspeper in Caitigmls that publishes in extenso the decisions of ry erence iu time between San Francisco and the]. rincipal news centera in the Eagt, the world's news of each day is furnished by the Bul twelve hours in advance of the morni re, “ihe Weekly Bulle 8 handsome 12 pasa, lt pape @ lar 4 e Seca aanet tele Tesh onianaren te torial matter, accuracy and comt, issued every Wednesda with . Whether slung from the trees in a lawn or from} Las DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR OF ec RESTLESSNESS. . A STRICTLY veorTaeLe Tho majority of the ills of the human “ody arise from a diseased Liver. Sim

mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more people to health ‘and aappiness by giving them a healthy Uiver than any other agency on earth. SEE THAT YOU GET T~ GENUINA DR. R. mM. MUNS, . Physician, pee AT VINTON’S DRUG SORE, » NEVADA CITY. : *P.F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Oounselor at Law LL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND ‘United States Courts, OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva’ daCitv L. § CALKINA __. BROWS & CALKENS.. Book, Newsvantr and Joh Printers, _ URLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY “DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading par perin Northern California, It was estabgeet September th, 1861, byN.P. Br v 30 N P, BROWN W. PF. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law ILLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS of.the State of California, and of the ‘Tnited States. Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pinw ind Broad streets, Nevada City, (a) Alfred D. Mason, Jounselor at Law and Notary Publio, Succesasor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. V SETS a) District and Cire uit Courts of the U. 8. ; Office—Thomas Block corner Broad and, ine streets, Nevada :B. LITTLE, JOHN CALDWELI., CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. wis PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadanud Pine streets, up stairs. GEO. L, HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Wit PRACTICE IN ALL. THE COURTS of the State. j Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Clty. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREXT..N¥®VADA CITY (JOLLEY BROB,,..... Proprietors DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., At the lowes rates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON ANN LARD ’ f J. 0. CALWUWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. 4 yrrig South side Broad Street oppo# site Union Street, Nevada “ity. Wi] practice in all the Courts of the state,. and the Courts of the United “tatea within the State of Callforila, : PHOs,.* uhh Attorney anc Counselor at aw. ( rt. Thomas .niiding, corner Broad and Pine streets Sevedea Cf FRED SEARLS, Ww ‘L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP T state and Federai, Uffice—Opposite JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Counselor at Law And Notary Pubite Will practice inthe Courta of Nevada county.» ' , Coert Ronse, SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN’ ' Surweyor, GRASS VALLEY . CALIFORNIA San Berpardine connty. Correspond@ Noticited. Surveys of Quarter Bee ons ete., made in accordance with U. 8, Land Laws. Office up stairs in Coke Building opposite Weissbeins’ Bank, Main street, esldence—Adjoining Watt Park. BP. @. Hox 242, : ¥28-ti Hig @ basaiven univer. sal gutisfuction tm the tfree-schootsin-the State. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR { ~~At-orney—and-Oounselor at—Law, 4 ; avant ~ What. WeHave . ard What We Have —— abe save “ie “Not. Everything taken into consideration, California is the most-favored. State in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, but other States have greater ones. And it may also be remarked with equal truth that when we come to view all the points that suggest themcounty in the State. _WHAT-WE HAVE, We have admirable railroad facilities. We have Quarries of fine stone, We have cheap provisions and {umily supplies. We have stofes representing all lines of trade. eee We have the reputation .of making the. best. -of--wines. . Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. : We have delightful drives and picturesque scenery. We have the hest of society and social . organizations. ; We have well capitalized and accommodating banks. : We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights. We have the-best of mail, express and telegraph facilities, We have prosperous churches-with fine church buildings. We have the best hotels with all modern. improvements. ~—We have one of the best syatens of building We have roses in bloom out-of doors évery month in the year. -We have the richest and beat paying gold mines in the world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in thé year: We have the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State. -, We have the -bestlocal water supplies and syetemsin the State, We have vegetables growing in the ground every month in the year, We have a section where malaria is never known and canhot exist. We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in‘the world. We have continual cool breezes tempering the warmest days in suimnmer. . We have an excellent local cnarket forall kindsof farm and garden produets, ; We have-over 20,000:population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. We have an abundance of water for irrigating,domestic and industriul purposes, : We have large deposits of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of yood quartz mines that give employment to a large force of men. We have extensive *deposits of the finest quality ofkaolin for the mavufacture of pottery. ‘We /Ahave numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion. We have a sil aud climate that will raise to periection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping and. keeping qualities: to our fruits than those of lower altitudes. We have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, the three great nevestities for profitable manufacturing. We have a perfect system of natural drainage that leaves no opportunity for stagnant pools or ‘accumulated filth. F We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotelg, boarding houses and 5 private faniilies ‘from $4 to .$6..per4— week, : \ We have'some of the most extentive gold-bearing gravel clannels that in the near future will become rich drift mines. We have the moat perfect elimate in sumption, bronchiul] troubles or astlima, We have a pure, slightly rarified atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden with the perfume of vast forests of pine surrounding us, : We have scores of people who came} here broken down in health, who are now entirely recovered and will teatify to their recovery. a We havea climate and location ahsolutely healthy, in whicha map can live and enjoy perfect health both summer and winter. : “4 We have mumerous lar:e and pros perous lodges, besides many social and benevolent societies, and . the brightest:local papers in the State. We have mild winters with occa signal frosty. mornings when the ther mometer will go nedr the freezing voint, with com paratively #light snowfall. . We hafe more natural advantages and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing.other counties in thia iavored section, and the most * flatter selves, Nevada is the most favored . ~ j that was soon cured. America -for-persons aftected with con-7) of flowers, shrubs and ‘fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. WHAT WR HAVE NOT, We have not any pools of, stagnant water, . We have not had a failure in-crops in years. We have not cyclones, or high winds. “We have not ever known of a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic withiw’ the remembrance of, man, We have not unseasonable laws to oppress the working man and harass capital, ; We have-not marshes to breed mosquitoes and 'those pests are almost uahur-icanes, known, : We-have not a resident that is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and _ prospects. We have not a drone in the whole hive of busy workers for: the upbuild-ing-of-our-mountain county a We have notthe sticky ‘dog days’ efthe lowlands and cannot have them on account of our elevation, : We have not three nights in sutnmer to warm to be. uncomfortable sleeping with an extra blanket. We have not’ business enough for support those already located here, We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary a climate that 's invigorating and bracing. We have nothad a day in summer when-the-sun—was-so* hot that the farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort. ‘ We have not known of asingle case of malaria in the county unless brought here from some other locality, and We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders indigenous t6 Tess-fortunate counties pituated in the lowlands, =o eet eee We, have not disturbing labor agitationsto hazard investment in enterprises; the good feeling between the employed and the employera in this eounty being proverbial, We have not ever advised a working man tocome-here tolucate with only available means sufficient to get him here, bnt do advise allwho have a little money laid by to come here where competition in labor and business is not as great and where theopportinities for making money with small capital are greater, Takes Effect Sunday, Neven.tcr 17, 12 o’clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: 5:45 A M Dally, connect with : ¢ * local arriving in sar Frauciseéo at 5:45 P.M. 12:45 P.M. Psily, connecting with * * * -OvVerlund Passenger arriving Sau Franciseo at 10:45 P.M. » ARRIVING AT NEVADA SITY. 10:20 A, M, ?*»: Dally, ecnnécting wit) 5:52 Fi M. Loen] leaving San Fran cisco at 7:804, Mo and Overlana trains from the East, JOHN F, KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintende rt HUMPHREYS’ Da, HUMPHREYS’ Srecirics are aclantifioall and carefully prepared preacriptions ; used for ihany clad eh cred ractice with success,and forover irty years used by the people, livery single Bpeinte Ye tal cure or ta isease hamed, oithese Specitios cure rte dn pec ‘ing, purgor reducin; syste: in ft 4 nd teed the sovere! gureme legate oWor! jd. tast 0 FRINCIPAL NOS. a pe. m vers; Von ’ ae © age ry eet = ole arrhea eenter ALR ei pepee aa eat ten, too P: ee ee ee Sethe aah oun tai to) yaloal Weakness , ervous . ty.. sae ts tartan 1, Tse, of thefleart, Palpitation ris ee zB oe ry ae a phreys ‘edicineCo. Bol of IMPROVED BELT Frue Ore Concentrator. Price improved Melt Hrue Yan ner 6825, F. ©. B. EGON: Price Plain Belt Erte Vanner, 8515. Fs O, B.aie, The leapetvad Gon Frue Veuner has shine. ‘Vor pemphicts, moni and. urther tnforma m1 spplyto ‘Hag opportunities — for —invectments' a Room 15,Ne. 132 Market St, 8 F* doctors and undertdkera to--propertyy Attuched to Overland Express Traina, _ possible distinction.” Pears obtained the only gold medal awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competition with all the world. Aighes? ‘Exposition, 1889. ‘UNION HOTEL, YEVADA OIT’S, -« . OAL MRS, J. NAPFZIGER-. THE LEADING NUTKL OF NEVADA CITY.. -.<6.++-., CALIFORNEA Te TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by tais Hotel. The house contalug airy,and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied with the best in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS UN FIRST FLOOR” SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL 1X AVELERS, TOURISTS AND-AMEGIES, Free "Bus to and ffom the Depot” _ STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL i pcb a er county, Grass Valley and Marysville daily. Psi The best of Wities, Liquers and Ui ®are furnished at the Bar, DR. M. P. HARRIB' DENTIST Dh NEVADA CITY ON . Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgan & Roberts lock corner . road and Pine Streets up stairs Dutch Flat Stage Line: Leaves Nevada City on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. At7T7A.M. Leaves Dutch Flat T .P. BLUE; °raprietor uick Time # Cheap Fares Eastern and European Cities. BY YHE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAUL ROUTES —OF TIk—’ SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric SysTxM.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connections with the several Kailway Lines in the Kast, —-AND AT ~ New York and New: O:leans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS, ° PULLMAN PALAOB ; SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars additional chame for Berths in’ ‘ Tourist Sleeping Cars. ‘ = : Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other ir formation giver upon applica ‘ton at the Compauy’s offices *where passen ere tage in person can secure choice of » ete, : ‘ A. N,. TOWNE, T.H. GOODMAN, Genera] Manager, Gow, Pass & Th't Agt R, GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal, . yor lands in cate and. Horshern ae lornia, Oregon, Nevada end Utah, a) or address, > “ kgs w, H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P. Ri R. Sav Francisco. For Lands in Southern Gall “ rg! Bry rok Galifornia, apply. JEROME MADDEN 4 tS. P. R, nd bak Praneioes nian a wisi MONEY TO BE MADE, CUT THIE out end return to us, and will send you free. pumetaing of great, v 4, importance to my that will g! you ‘tn business whieh will bring you in more money ip away than anything eine jp tile wossd. ny one ean do the work and live at home. Either. sex-all ages. Sometag pew that just coins money for al; wo! We will start you; cai hot needed, This is one of the genaine, im: port. ant chances of a lif @ Those who are aaa ltteer ae oly ' Auguste, Maine, -: Proprictrese} 100 roome, each of which is light and};} RAILROAD LANDS. ' y Man Cares to drive. National'Exchanga, NEVADA VITY, CAL, . —— The Only First-class Rusiness Motel tn the City. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires a0 prevalent in large hotels situated th the vere centre ofthe city, with £2 press, Post Off co@and General 8 © tor'all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hote] ‘0'ninutes liter then any other men depa, ti Eable pethe: ant feature with the propsietors, and isguarteed superior to any in the city. : The Roomsare neat ana desirable, and in sludge a sumber of handsome guites. ; _ ‘The experienced management will epare neither pains or ARPAHAs, to suetain the reputation which the National Exchange no so justy enjoys of betng the audigy an beat hotel in the mountains. Ny B ORAPMAN PanTisT NEVADA CITY.....0Ah — LOCAL ANESTHETICS [f DESIRED, Office a_Residence, Sacramento st ART SCHOOL. Drawing and Painting, Tussday} Thursday and Saturday. “AT 7AM PASSENGERS CAN, BY TAKING THIB line reach Nevada Ciiy at of at 7:80P. M. by railroads Noo mstend All orders strictly attended to: and charges. easonable,, WR. W. J. STRAIGHT willire N ont Wesday and Vrides ef seco ene atthe Union Hotel, Nevada Gft b ; will teach the different, hranabas ot aoe Oil. Wuter Color: and: Pastel Painting. {fThe rudiments of ET TURE with pene KE Cre NS FROM eld eusy by practical application. PR systematic Drawing and Shading, Crayon Drawing hud Portrait Work, Mechanical, Architectural -and Machinery Drawing all efficiently ud. satisfactorily auht; 4 IN 3 NA "AT AN OuD STAWD -DENNEY & AITCHINGS TAKE THI8 METHOD OF F informing the eltizens of Ne vada County that they have formeda copartnership in the RM business of Horse Shoeing — —AND~— . . Wagon;Making, ‘At the Old Clancy Shop; Broad Street NEVADA CITY, : Where they are prepared todo work in their fee sree men ner to givethe very heat ef HORSE-SHOEING a. jalty,.Read sters and Freight Horses shod in the bee style oftheart aud the work werranted te ast. i <a WAGON-MAKING. _ We will gverantee to. set in le 8 wil 4 oue-third Nyptéer Abe if pd a ather shop. We will gyarantée ta all dish tompecla et tee sone toaveld We huvethe facilities for doing he etpeato, and Warrant satisfaction righ AM orders prote thy attended to. s None but ret-clags mechanics employed Empire livery Stable. . Broad at., Nevade City, opp Nationa) Bx change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, .Proprietor ‘DHE PROPRIETOR ian envias Zo be'tound fn ih part of \ Teams wiihrebepass Guseies, Widens and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and om the moat reasonable terms is \.The horses are‘free from vice, of gcodatyle and capable of ing last as any gentle ng as fi ae Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL oWOURNISHED olga iy 2 Stags OMe. REOTOR BEOS..... . Proprietors. the “Watlonal Bachange:té — aa j