March 21, 1893 (4 pages)

vA G25 ’ Always on and. aper tion © ill give ck of TSH-ATS Every t » reason to believe that a correct census of __& district has not been taken, he must THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, os Published Every. Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a} Month ; $6 a Year. Ed TUESDAY EV'NG. MAR. 21, ,’93. TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. — . The New Law. in: Relation to School Census Marshals Now in Force, County Superintendent of Schools, W. J. Rogers, requests ‘the Transcriri to call the attention of School Directors to the new law in relation to.Census Marshals. Many important changes have been made. The following is a brief synopsis of the new law: . Census Marshals must be appointed on or before. the first day of April, and must take the census between the tifteenth and thirtieth days. of April. Census Marshals must report to the County Superintendent on or before the 10th day ef May. Before entering upon his duties the Census Marshal must qualify and file-his-}oath of office in the office of the Superintendent of Schools, If the Superintendent of Schools has have it corrected, and if ne essary he may appoint a Census Marshal and have the census of the district retaken. Should the Board of Education o: Board of School Trustees of any city or district refuse to ‘issue an order for the compensation of said Marshal for’ hii services, the Superintendent is authorized to issue his. requisition -therefo: against the County Fund of such city o -district without such order. He must include in his report al children who are absent attending insti tutions of learaing and whose parents o guardians are residents of the district.; also the children of Indian parents wh pay taxes and of Indian parents who ar: not living in the tribal relation ; also al orphan and half orphan children absent from” the district in orphan asylums whose guardians or surviving paren reside in “the district ; fe must ais include all native born ‘ hinese children He must not-—include in his—repor: children who are attending institution of learning, or such benevolent institu tious as deaf and dumb, blind, an orphan asylums in his district, whos: parents or guardians do not reside therein. . t DyISeS. juired vandle enses cerely closed , AS a mS. DFR. il tr ? per capita sum ; ngr-shall any order fo: . to give him permission to run his ‘mine “announce the engagement of Clement J. _ hot only one of the handsomest but one the eompen sation of -Census-Maraha . -must ‘be audited and paid as other claim upon the chool Fund of the district ar. audited and paid; provided such com pensation shall not exceed $6 per day foi time actually and necessarily employed ; and provided further that in no cax shall the compensation be computed at + such compengation be-_drawn by th. Board of. Education, until they shal: have been notified by the Superintendent that the report .of the Census Marsha has been approved by him. In case th: report should not be approved by th: Superintendent the Census Marshal shal not be entitled te receive any compensation. 8 mer tome one day, spendiug less than we made. grain, hogs, chickens, butter and vegetables, aud we laid one-half of the pi ceeds by and lived on the other half. Our farm was small, and the soil neither deep nor rich, but I cultivated it thor BL CRAIG. DRAD, y —A’ Distinguished -Ey-Nevada Cityan Pavses Away Very Unexpectedly; nn The old acquaintances of Edward L, Craig, the leading lawyer for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, were Startled last evening te learn that he had died in San Francisco Sunday night, No news had_been received here that he was ill, therefore his demise wasa shock. Death was caused from pnéumonia,Mr. “€raig came here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Craig, in early times and they lived on Ousto.uah Hill many years. I ‘eceased studied law here in the office of the late John R. McConnell, having as fellow-students Hon. Thomas P, Hawley, at present District !udge of the United States District Court of the State of Nevada, and~ Hon. ‘John Garber, now practicing Jaw at San Francisco. Mr. Craig married a Miss Hume, sister of the late Mrs. Wallace W.Williams, and subsequently moved to Auburn, where for many years he engaged in his profession and won the reputation of being one of the shrewdest attorneys in the State. He was twice elected District Attorney of Placer county. For a long time he acted as Tesident counsel at that place for the ago succeeded C'reed Haymond as general solicitor of the-Southern Pacifie Com pany, which position necessitated his weeks ago he visited Sacramento in’ thie interests of: the Southern Pacific Company and while ‘there was stricken wit() malaria, which induced the cold from which death resulted, His successor will’ not be appointed until President Huntington’s arrival from thé. Bast next—month. ‘The ~ office of general solicitor is worth $15,000, per annum, : Deceased was a brother of Lee D. Craig of San Francisco, J oseph , Craig ot Woodland, Walter Craig and Mrs, W A. McKenzie, of this city. . The remains will be taken to Auburii fer burial. removal te —San—Francis-o—Afew —~— 8 2 Qe o—— Unraltina in efforts, always reliable, Regulator. a Riou, red bloud as naturally results fron. taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persena! cheanliness results from free use of “soap and water, This great puritier thoroughly -Xpels scrofula, salt rheum and other im: purities, a PILLS are easy, yet efficient. _. “HOW PARMERS GET Ric Those Who Do Manage to Spond Less. Thaw They Make. Appeal: “The way we accumulated eur-little—pile;~said—a~wealthy—ex-tar= “was simply by We sold vaghly, applied all the manure I could Stumons Livex Recuiator alway make or get for nething, was careful to cures and prevents indigestion or dyspepsave the best grain for seed, toek good aie care of it and planted it right andin the Sco Bigelow Wants to Hydraulic. Appeal: A. S. Bigelow, Superintend entof the Eureka Lake hydraulic mine, wants the State Anti-Debris Association at Columbia Hill. He is the same person whom Judge Ellison found guilty. violating an injunction, and fined $300. Mr. Bigelow is accompanied by Major McBride, a prominent mining man of North San Juan, who galled on W. T. Phipps yesterday, The proposal made by them will be submitted to those pres : ent at the meting of the State AntiDebris Association. GARDEN Sgeps,all fresh and of tha very best varieties, at'Carr Bros. ° tf Marriage Announced. The San Francisco papers ef Men Schuster of San Francisco to Miss Lavinia Gluyas of Nevada City, whose marriage will take place in this city in & short time. Mr. * Schuster is’ a large stockholder in the Champion Mining Company, and a member of the firm of Schuster Bros., whole ale hardware merchants at the Bay. Miss Gluyas is of the most accomplished ladies in this county. It isa good match, and their happiness is assured. OA ir eer County Taxes. right time, and I always raised a crop. Sometimes it was a light one and,sometimes it was extra heavy, so that 1 averaged very fairly. ; **We never bousht anything we could get along without. When we thought we weeded an article we always considéred well-to see if we couldn’t substitute something we already had before buying it. When we did buy anything we took good care of it and made it last two or three times as leng as most people do. We found we could get along very well! without tea and coffe by using milk instead, either hot or cold, just as best jsuited us at the time. “That was quite oo a@ saving. and surplus fruits and vegetables to one groceryman of whom we bought our groceries, and at the annual settlement We sold our eggs, chickens he invariably paid us over $100 in cash.‘ ‘*‘When we loaned our first $500 out at 10 per cent, and it brought us $50 at the end of the year we thought it was like finding money. We soon had another $500 drawing interest, and then another, gnd in a few years—we' were receiving more in interest than we made off the farm. Then we eased up and worked only to’ make a living: off the land. When our pile reached $10,000, which it didin what seems to me a remarkably short time after we made our first lean, we sold the farm for a good price, moved into town, and we Mave been taking it easy ever siuce, *‘Our income is something over $1,500 Railroad Company, and about three years . . pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver} County ‘Assessor Snell gives notice in today’s TRaNsoripr that the installment of real estate taxes are now Unless this remaining one-half of the taxes is paid on or befare due and payable, April 24th, at 6 o’clock pr. m., five per cent more will be added. DPRICE’S a MOST PERFECT MADE. A Tartar Powder. Free fran a year, all from loans on real estate secured by mortgages. We never foreclose or compound interest on anyone who makes an honest effort to pay up. Everybody knows that, and therefore we always have applications for more money ¢'2n we have to loan,” Sheet and Pillow-Case Party. The Young Ladies Whist Club of this city has formulated plans for a giand sheet and pillow-case party, which is to take place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lecklin tomorrow evening. A Grapd Concert. A grand concert will be given in this city on Saturday evening next by Myrtle ocial Temple of Honor of Grass Valley. They. gave one of their concerta at Grars Valley a short time since and were greeted with an immense audience. The entertainment is said to have been grand. Chey will undoubtedly be greeted with a good house at this city. Read the pro4° Years the Standard, 4 gram to be found in today’s Trawscrirt. THE MARYSVILLE DEMOCRAT’S Unealled For Attack Upon Ex-Seuator Cross, Formerly of This County. — We republish the following, taken from the Marysvillé Democrat of Saturday, under the heading of ‘‘A Sand Lot Graduate,” just to. show how-low-down a newspaper in the valley will get. The mountain papers have had wore cause to attack in a vile manner the paid attorneys of the Auti-Debris Assoviation than the valleyites have to attack the miners’ attorneys, but have never resorted to that kind of unmanly warfare, This attack upon Sena‘ or Cross is infamous: y ‘‘Ex-Senator Cross who aptly represents the law-breaking and lawdefying element of the, hydraulic miners, tvok occasion on Thursday last to characterize men whe are his superion in every. reSpect as “irresponsible persons led by paid attorneys to misrepresent the people of the-valley,” These remarks‘were directed at the gentlemen who appeared before Governor Markham to ask him to veto the Ford mining bill, and it was said in a way that they considered’ it an insu John C. White, the well-known merchant and land-owner; of this city, took exe ‘ption te the remarks and scored the sand-lot attorney very severely, yet he did net retract the uncalled fer libel. This liired attorney of the law-break ing hydraulic miners, who has just finished & contract fully in keeping with the present occupation, that of lobbyist inthe Leyislatare-during—the past session for the railroad corporation in an effort to deceive legislators, is not the kind of man to accu;e honest men of being ‘irresponsible persons led by paid attorneys to misrepresent the people of the valley.”’” He made_a.statement other than this that is not. true, when he declared that ‘the persons he represent are honest men voimplying strictly with. the law and promises made in the Miners’ Convention, When he said the Ford bill is honest, wholesome, clean, and seeks vo do good, he followed the usual tacties of a shyster when he has a bad case and is obliged to chew wind: In fact, his arguinent did not rise to the dignity of being classed as plausible, yet he mide up ‘for this deficiency in bombast-and glittering generalities such as might*be expected of a itnan hired to defend lawbreakers and hydraulic mining outlaws. Che men preseut-who Mr. Cross ‘characterized as “irresponsible persons,” rep: resented over ten millions of dollars ot taxable property, and a number of them paid taxes only a few years ago in this county to pay the salary-of this bombastic attorney when he “was a> second-rate . school teacher-here,—‘L-hese—samemer “prelped te tight the battl sin the courts gainst this class’ of hiydrauliec miners whom he represénts, long’ before Mr. Cross had a standing in court, even as an ottice boy. -He was not heard of until he turned up in the Constitutional Convention ef 1879.a devout foll ‘wer of Dennis Kearny and the sand-1 +t gang of statesmen, and where he was a shrieker against the. saime-monopoly-he has been serving as.a.paid. attorney. daring—the session just closed. Ha is a clever gentlemen in some respects, but since h@has been promoted to tne high and honora: ‘ble position of defender of law-defying hydraulic miners and is chief lobbyist for the railway corporation he-has . forgotten consideraluc, or-else there isa whole let of points in decency and etiquette that he can learn if his brain power will permit to gr4-p it.” : eae Ren *‘Wii'sin a name?” Well, that depends. For instance, the name of ‘‘Ayer” is sufficient guarantee that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a genuine, scientific bloodpurifier, and not a sham, like so much that goes by the name of “‘sarsaparilla.’ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the standard, + 0@e oe Here in Nevada County, t The Stockton Power ‘Transmission Company has been incorporated with a capital-stock of $1,000,000. The company will generate electricity with water power on the Mokelumue river, forty-two miles from Stockton. Nevads county has natural water power that will soine day be utilized in ‘generating electric power for ‘transmission to distant points, and this water power is much nearer than is the case_at Stockton. ‘The coinpany which has for some time been working on the South Yula river, constructing a dain and ditches, with the view of establishing an electric power, plant, is still at work and we expect they will be ready for business before many months, The Best System of Fortification Is that adopted by people in precarious health who wisely fortify their systems against disease with that acceptable and effectual barrier against its inroads Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Precautionary mesures, w. en the health is but slightly impaired is, as phvsicians well know, worth any amount of medication afterward. A premonitory malarial chill, a tit of indigestion, increasing irregularity of the bowels, a warning rheu.natic twinge, inactivity of the kidneys, slight at first, bilious sallowness accompanied with furred ,tongue—these are appeals to the sense of self-pretection which no person of common. judgment will disregard. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters preserves say take it from malaria, dyspepsia, chronic constipation, rheumatisii, kidney and bladder trouble and liver complaint. Nervous invalids, persons troubled with the indrmities incident to advanced years, latiies in-delicate--health-and—convalescents. derive intinite benefit from the Bitters, eee Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Eiectric Bitters, If ‘La Grippe’ b.s left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with Sick headache, yuu will find speedy and premanent relief by taking Electric Bithis is the remedy you neéfl. Large botles cnly 50c. at Carr Bros, Drng Store Wpu's Beg Hive Grocery Store, ters. One trial will convince you that] + ~ PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old Sam Casper, the well:known ‘Truckee merchant, is in town. Judge Walling went to Vallejo yesterday to be gone a few days. G. B. Castgnéto of Sierra City arrived here today on his way below. Sam. McCullough of North San Juan arrived here today on his way below. Mrs. A. Tucker and Mrs. §. Weston, of San Francisco, are here cn a visit to friends. oe C. H. Fulweiler, E.! M. Bacheller and E. B. Casteller, traveling men-of San Francisco, are in towh. F> P. O'Connor of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening on his way to San Franciséo. Miss Gussie Wood of San Francise> arrived here yesterday on her way to Downieville. Mrs. Lizzie McKay of Wardner, Idaho, who is visiting at ‘Grass Valloy, will be given a farewell party tonight at the residence of Mra.-J,\H, Manning. Mrs. A. A. Sargent and her daughter Lizzf will leave San Francisco for the East on Thursday next. They will be absent for several months. Mrs. Carrico of Fort Jones, Siskiyou county, Steve Graves of Ashland, Oregon, and John Graves of Forbestown, sons and daughter of Mrs. Graves, are here in-attendance-upon their mother, who has been ‘seriously sick, but who is now slowly improving. EHR oS a) Superior Court. : The following business was ‘transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Robert Bell vs. S: Hierenimous. Order postponing trial ef cause till “Thursday, March 23. OOO o --—Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtt.iul summer beveraye—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, Dyeing and Cleaning Tn all its branches. Gents’ light_spring . suits and ladies’ fine party dresses _thioroughly cleaned. ~~ Satisfaction guaranthe first of April, before the spring trade opens up, T will do all work twenty-live per cent cheaper than thereaftér, M. H. Smrvru, Prop, Grass Valley Steam Dye House. Oranges ten cents a, dozen at Jacker Baby cried, r) Mother sighed, 1892. NONCE.T0 TAX PAYERS . Second Installment of Real Estate ‘Taxes Now Dae and Payable, OTICKIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN remaining one-half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable ang will be delinquent on-the 24th day of Apeil, A. D., 1893, ut 6 o'clock P.M., and unless paid prior thereto 6 per ceut. will be added. B. F. SNELL, Treasurer and Tax Collector ef Nevadi County. Cumberland Coai ! At Greatly Reduced Rates ! J. MACDONOWGH& CO, San Francisco, Delinquent Notice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND ImMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, tion * principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Location of Works, Nevada County, Cali~fornia. Notice—There are delinquenton the following described stock on account of assessment ( .8,) levied on the 16th day of rebruary, the several amounts set, opsite the nau.es of the respective shareholders as follows: No, No. Names. Certif. Shares Amount F. G. Be bof 67 2 $231.50 James McClatchy, 638 720 98,60 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the [6th day of February, 1893, 60 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be neeessary will be sold at Public Auction at the Office of the company, No. 6v Broad street, Nevada City, California, en Friday, the 7th day of April, 1898, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., Of said day o pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. GEO. ©, GAYi ORD bars hge Office—69 Broad street, Nevada City, California. meceh2l DELINQUENT NOTICE, ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL MINING M COMPANY. Location of principal ¢ of business, Nevada City, California. Tacatien of Works, Nevada City, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the iatlewing described stock on account of ascremee (No, 1 erie . the ie Led of e rueey, a0, e several amounts set opByard ‘euanes Of the respective share: olders, as follows Li. 0. No. Certif. Shares. Amount Names. Simeon Whe olor, 431 60 $1 00 Mrs. M, J. Wheeler, 396 50 1 00 Mre. M. J. W » 497 200 400 Mrs. M. J. W , 498 20 400 Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 600 200 400 Mrs. M. J. Weeeler, 502 200 400 Pearl J. Woeeler, 834 105 210 F. T. Nilon, 445 1090 20 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, mede on the Ist m4 of February, 1893, 60 many shares of eac arcel of such Stock es may necessary Pall he sold at public auction at the office of the company, under Sraqsories CBee, Comme; cial street, Nevada mo on WEDNFSspaw, the 5th of APRIL, 1898, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M,, of adid day, to pay said delinguent poseemnent areon, Ine ed _ € and ex sau a R. J. SISSON, Boag. Office under Transcript Office, g street, Nevada City, Cali teed or no charge. Between now and . _. Best Tamily-cathartie, Hoops Pita: We Hare Got the Pull and That is = How and Why We Draw the Trade, Locu}* THE CASE OF LITTLE VS. CALDWELL The Following is. the Decision of Judge Prowett in Full, The decision was filed in the S@perior Court today, and is as follows: ° After demurrer sustained the plaintiff filed the amended complaint now under review. The coriclusions at which I ar. rived on investigating the.points involved in the new. vleadings, were so at variance with the position so vehemently assumed by the plantiff that I concluded as a matter of precaution te call in other assist ance in the disposition of the matter.: 1 procured and herewith file. the opinior of Judge Catlin of the Superior Court ot Sacramento on this matter, His opinion was prepared without any previous exchange of views with me. I agree fully with him that the attempted plea that the old agreement remains in force is insufficient to aver the fact. The old agreement might possibly have been revived by appropriate agreement _to_that-effect, Accident to Henry Richards. We inadvertently left out in last evening’s Transcript an account of the accident which befel our old friend Henry Richards on. Sunday last. It appears rifle when a cartridge bursted, throwing open the breech of the gun and flying out, striking him in the right eye. His face was filled with small particles of copper, besides being seyerely powder burned, _—-——-+2@e— Stumons Liver Recuua‘ror never fails to relieve the worst attacks of indigestion. ; Foner armies er By Special Request. Doctor Freeman of San Francisco will visit Nevada City, atthe National Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, March 25th and 26th, fully prepared to treat all diseases of the Eye, Kar, and Catarrh. Spectacles properly fitted to each eye. ‘All chronic diseases, all deformities of the body, such as club feet, spinal curvature, . hip abd knee diseases. . Rupture positively cured ; no pain, no operatian. We but it could not be continued because it had_in_my opinion wholly ceased to exist. Let the demurrerbe sustained. And it appearing that the matter has probably been: as fully presented by the pleading as ‘is possible, it is ordered that the plaintiff be denied leave further to amend, and final judgment is hereby ordered in favor of the defendant for costs. J. E. Prewere, Auburn, Judge, iia ai le Tue trouble with most cough medicines is that they spoil the appetite, weaken digestion, and create _ bile. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while it gives immediate relief, assist rather than impairs the assimilative process. % ere see To prevent fevers, keep thé liver ac tive and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulater. eee Of Course You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. show beyond a doubt that CURES They HOOD'S ~ Constipation, ant alk trouble with th liver, are cured by Hoop’s. Pruus, “BRACE up” is a tantalizing admonition to-those who Teel all tired out, withou appetite and discouceg 1, But.he way’ in which Hood's. Sarsaparilly builds up the tired frame and yives 1 good appetite, is wonderful. + 20 Trusts and combinations are unpopu lar. But-here is one form-of trast against which ‘uo one has anything to say. That is the trust the public reposes in Hood's Sarsaparilla--because they kaow HOOD’S CURES, Hoop’s Pints are purely vegetable, } Of Nevada . We are drawing customers every d y PRICES, the Goods which we sell at LOW PRICES There is nothing in low prices unless the ber that you can understand our prices, FIRST-CLASS GOODS, RELIABLE, and with that knowledge. in PRICES THAT MEAN SOMEPHING. anything is a Low Prices QUALI give just that—a good article worth all we of buying cheap goods at cheap prices, thin is a species of humbug that many persist in price unless itis a good, honest article. else. We make the lowest prices qualit on everything but the day you will call, an The Fist In exceptionally Etc. now. th The new Embroideries . Highest of-all-in leavening: strength — Try Pecarty’s Small Beer We are satisfying customers every day with the QUALITY @ We want everybody to examine our stock un its merits as a collection of strict] You will find them HONEST, SERVICKABLE AND Cheap stuff is cheap stuff at any price. ‘We sell good, honest goods of all grades and nothing else. ‘You want nothing considered. $ price peta v-aidy tara Now why should we not do business together ! We agree CHAS. GRIMES,) LEADING CLOTHIER,’ Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ladies! Look Over Our Sprins Stock? can refer you to 500 cases cured, among them C, Haller, Verdi; J. W. Sadlew, Verdi ; James Hope, Empire; Nev.; and A. ©, Cooke, Truckee. Remember dates. m2ltd # rs A Million Friends, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one nillion people have found just such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for, Corgumption, Coughs. and Colds.—If you‘have never used, this Great Cough Medicine, one trial’ wil) convince you that it has wonderful cura, tive powers in all diseases of Throat Chest and Lungs. Each. bottle is guar anteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. ‘Trial bottle free at Carr Bros, Drugstore, Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. : WDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking —Powder.— . Latest Unirep Stares Foop Report, : Roya Bakine Pownrr Co, 106 Wall St. N.Y. GOVERNMENT At S Conta. Blankets We carry a full lite ef \ Marysville Blankets,--Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and also a full line of Kastern Blankets. If you want GRAY BLANKETS at $1.25 per pair, now is your time. WHITH BLANKKTS, $1.50. $2.90 Which is 1 1-4. Those Blankets County ! \ by the tremendous power of L OW quality is at the back of. it, Rememyour mind we shall make you LOW The Only Low Price that amounts to TY CONSIDERED. We ask, Some people make the mistake king they are getting a low price. This calling it economy. NOTHING is lew ou will not oonsider any d that’ we leave to your convenience, the Field . that he was shooting at a chicken with a Howells began the novel at his father’s and a life long Democrat, residing: in position of Collector ef Internal Revenue under President Cleveland, and having prominent Democrat of that city as well as many Republicans, stands a good la_comparinon te describe anything nice, a ee er The Story of a Novel. Mr. Howells’ latest novel, ‘The Coast of Bohemia,” now running throngh the pages of The Ladies’ Home Journal, was written in four different States.—Mr. home im Ohio last May; continued it in Boston in Jane; took it to the mountains of New Hampshire during the summer and worked. at it; brought. it to New York and wrote a number of chapters there in October; took it back again to Ohio im November, and. finally finished itin New York last December. And yet, despite all these changes of places of writing, the novel turns out really to be the brightest piece of werk that Howells has done foi a long time. i —2-2@eo: The Venus Show a Failure, We suggested a few days age that a Venus show be gotten up and held at the Theater for the benefit of the Nevada City Betievolent Society. It don’t seem to take, but it is no fault of ours. If we were only of the feminine instead of masculine gendér we would be in the swim to get up a big show.” As it is we are like Artemus Ward, “have nothing further to spoke ” on the subject. ne SRE eS SRE St. Paul's Example, by St. Paul's saying that charity should not vaunt itself seems to have a pracmaking a great boast last winter of her ed a great crowd ef idle men from all parts ef the country and has now a serihands, says the San Jose Mercury. Had her people performed their ‘charity quietly, as St. Paul eommanded, they . could have relieved all whe were in real. distress without enceuraging ethers to soek a help they didn’t need, Wants Office. A. brother. of ex-President Harrison Kansas City, is an applicant for the received the endorsement of nearly every shew of getting the place. arity. In Nevada City, KOLEY and CAN explain why-‘‘just as sweet as FOLEY” Out Sale of — Ve have a double Blanket which we sell tor re cheap at $5. 0 We have them from four-bits up—a big a O We have just received a full line of MEN’S FINE TO THK LADIES :—We have.just recei It will be money in your pocket. MERCHANT o Pants from $5 up. Perfect Health Restored IT DOES NOT ALWAY That paying faicy prices for GAIN DY sccures a good article; the fact may be quite otherwise, and in fact it often iu so. It’s never so at FOLEY'S, FO. confectionory ia alawys perfection itself, nd very likely the superiority of FO €Y'S FRENCH MIXED has something to do with its overgrowing sopa A BiG STORM IS COMING, g colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing . _ After Diphtheria Paralysis of ithe Throat-Numbness.and Weakness. Mrs. ©. 8. Southwick North Madison, Ohia, “My wife and three children were at tacked with diphtheria at the Same time After serious illness the greatest danger waa safely passed, but they were all left with Paralysis of the Throat, and with my wife it also affected. -her-limbs, Her arms were numb to the shouldera,.accompanied with a prickling sensation. It Was so difficult for her to Swallow, it seemed tidak Ge wall-an a spiritual “value, By . 8 if she must starve. The children were in a similar condition. Physicians were greatly . : ‘ rploxed and said it was very critical w charitable work, San Francisce attract, miy wife, as she was , spenbane more than likély to have paralysis at any time, and if so it would be very doubeful if she survived, ous problem of unemployed laber .on her Phe aha fosted Hood’s Sarsapariiia. 4 had not the slightest fal: were 80 discouraged--that we were y to anything, I got a bottle began giving it to thom, *° Words are Feeble to express the gratification we all felt at the end of a week to find an improvement. When they had finished three bottles I could — not see but they were as well as previous te their sickness, The numbness and paralysis ntirely disappeared. There was no trouble Hood’s:=«:Cures {n feating, beyond apparent fnability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think it wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©, 8, SOUTHWICK, Grocer and Notary Public, North Madison, Ohio, Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, care fully prepared trom the best ingredients, FOLLOW DY are convertable terms, Th may ee Do You Need Comforters ? assortment. We also have a-line-o Sateen Comforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain. CLOTHING And invite everybody to examine our prices, These are fresh goeds, just arrived. mime Make your little boys happy. Come and see the new line of JERSEY SUITS, and other novelties in Boy's Suits we have just laid in. ved a full line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Slippers. We invite” everybody to come and examine our stock, kL. Hyman & Go., TAILORS, “Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, First-class Stock for Customers to select from. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guaranteed. Suits from $20fup. You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghame, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your selections The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great variety. are very handsome. £ Havana (NATIVE SON OF NEVADA CITY, CALIF Ss f You have to pay Coinjfor Cigars then why not] get the best ? : : They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke. Try E:’xm. Meare Gita. MARYLAND,) ; RNIA, @ is becoming current among the lad ss, as_ pares b ei eee

vA G25 ’ Always on and. aper tion © ill give ck of TSH-ATS Every t » reason to believe that a correct census of __& district has not been taken, he must THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, os Published Every. Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a} Month ; $6 a Year. Ed TUESDAY EV'NG. MAR. 21, ,’93. TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. — . The New Law. in: Relation to School Census Marshals Now in Force, County Superintendent of Schools, W. J. Rogers, requests ‘the Transcriri to call the attention of School Directors to the new law in relation to.Census Marshals. Many important changes have been made. The following is a brief synopsis of the new law: . Census Marshals must be appointed on or before. the first day of April, and must take the census between the tifteenth and thirtieth days. of April. Census Marshals must report to the County Superintendent on or before the 10th day ef May. Before entering upon his duties the Census Marshal must qualify and file-his-}oath of office in the office of the Superintendent of Schools, If the Superintendent of Schools has have it corrected, and if ne essary he may appoint a Census Marshal and have the census of the district retaken. Should the Board of Education o: Board of School Trustees of any city or district refuse to ‘issue an order for the compensation of said Marshal for’ hii services, the Superintendent is authorized to issue his. requisition -therefo: against the County Fund of such city o -district without such order. He must include in his report al children who are absent attending insti tutions of learaing and whose parents o guardians are residents of the district.; also the children of Indian parents wh pay taxes and of Indian parents who ar: not living in the tribal relation ; also al orphan and half orphan children absent from” the district in orphan asylums whose guardians or surviving paren reside in “the district ; fe must ais include all native born ‘ hinese children He must not-—include in his—repor: children who are attending institution of learning, or such benevolent institu tious as deaf and dumb, blind, an orphan asylums in his district, whos: parents or guardians do not reside therein. . t DyISeS. juired vandle enses cerely closed , AS a mS. DFR. il tr ? per capita sum ; ngr-shall any order fo: . to give him permission to run his ‘mine “announce the engagement of Clement J. _ hot only one of the handsomest but one the eompen sation of -Census-Maraha . -must ‘be audited and paid as other claim upon the chool Fund of the district ar. audited and paid; provided such com pensation shall not exceed $6 per day foi time actually and necessarily employed ; and provided further that in no cax shall the compensation be computed at + such compengation be-_drawn by th. Board of. Education, until they shal: have been notified by the Superintendent that the report .of the Census Marsha has been approved by him. In case th: report should not be approved by th: Superintendent the Census Marshal shal not be entitled te receive any compensation. 8 mer tome one day, spendiug less than we made. grain, hogs, chickens, butter and vegetables, aud we laid one-half of the pi ceeds by and lived on the other half. Our farm was small, and the soil neither deep nor rich, but I cultivated it thor BL CRAIG. DRAD, y —A’ Distinguished -Ey-Nevada Cityan Pavses Away Very Unexpectedly; nn The old acquaintances of Edward L, Craig, the leading lawyer for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, were Startled last evening te learn that he had died in San Francisco Sunday night, No news had_been received here that he was ill, therefore his demise wasa shock. Death was caused from pnéumonia,Mr. “€raig came here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Craig, in early times and they lived on Ousto.uah Hill many years. I ‘eceased studied law here in the office of the late John R. McConnell, having as fellow-students Hon. Thomas P, Hawley, at present District !udge of the United States District Court of the State of Nevada, and~ Hon. ‘John Garber, now practicing Jaw at San Francisco. Mr. Craig married a Miss Hume, sister of the late Mrs. Wallace W.Williams, and subsequently moved to Auburn, where for many years he engaged in his profession and won the reputation of being one of the shrewdest attorneys in the State. He was twice elected District Attorney of Placer county. For a long time he acted as Tesident counsel at that place for the ago succeeded C'reed Haymond as general solicitor of the-Southern Pacifie Com pany, which position necessitated his weeks ago he visited Sacramento in’ thie interests of: the Southern Pacific Company and while ‘there was stricken wit() malaria, which induced the cold from which death resulted, His successor will’ not be appointed until President Huntington’s arrival from thé. Bast next—month. ‘The ~ office of general solicitor is worth $15,000, per annum, : Deceased was a brother of Lee D. Craig of San Francisco, J oseph , Craig ot Woodland, Walter Craig and Mrs, W A. McKenzie, of this city. . The remains will be taken to Auburii fer burial. removal te —San—Francis-o—Afew —~— 8 2 Qe o—— Unraltina in efforts, always reliable, Regulator. a Riou, red bloud as naturally results fron. taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persena! cheanliness results from free use of “soap and water, This great puritier thoroughly -Xpels scrofula, salt rheum and other im: purities, a PILLS are easy, yet efficient. _. “HOW PARMERS GET Ric Those Who Do Manage to Spond Less. Thaw They Make. Appeal: “The way we accumulated eur-little—pile;~said—a~wealthy—ex-tar= “was simply by We sold vaghly, applied all the manure I could Stumons Livex Recuiator alway make or get for nething, was careful to cures and prevents indigestion or dyspepsave the best grain for seed, toek good aie care of it and planted it right andin the Sco Bigelow Wants to Hydraulic. Appeal: A. S. Bigelow, Superintend entof the Eureka Lake hydraulic mine, wants the State Anti-Debris Association at Columbia Hill. He is the same person whom Judge Ellison found guilty. violating an injunction, and fined $300. Mr. Bigelow is accompanied by Major McBride, a prominent mining man of North San Juan, who galled on W. T. Phipps yesterday, The proposal made by them will be submitted to those pres : ent at the meting of the State AntiDebris Association. GARDEN Sgeps,all fresh and of tha very best varieties, at'Carr Bros. ° tf Marriage Announced. The San Francisco papers ef Men Schuster of San Francisco to Miss Lavinia Gluyas of Nevada City, whose marriage will take place in this city in & short time. Mr. * Schuster is’ a large stockholder in the Champion Mining Company, and a member of the firm of Schuster Bros., whole ale hardware merchants at the Bay. Miss Gluyas is of the most accomplished ladies in this county. It isa good match, and their happiness is assured. OA ir eer County Taxes. right time, and I always raised a crop. Sometimes it was a light one and,sometimes it was extra heavy, so that 1 averaged very fairly. ; **We never bousht anything we could get along without. When we thought we weeded an article we always considéred well-to see if we couldn’t substitute something we already had before buying it. When we did buy anything we took good care of it and made it last two or three times as leng as most people do. We found we could get along very well! without tea and coffe by using milk instead, either hot or cold, just as best jsuited us at the time. “That was quite oo a@ saving. and surplus fruits and vegetables to one groceryman of whom we bought our groceries, and at the annual settlement We sold our eggs, chickens he invariably paid us over $100 in cash.‘ ‘*‘When we loaned our first $500 out at 10 per cent, and it brought us $50 at the end of the year we thought it was like finding money. We soon had another $500 drawing interest, and then another, gnd in a few years—we' were receiving more in interest than we made off the farm. Then we eased up and worked only to’ make a living: off the land. When our pile reached $10,000, which it didin what seems to me a remarkably short time after we made our first lean, we sold the farm for a good price, moved into town, and we Mave been taking it easy ever siuce, *‘Our income is something over $1,500 Railroad Company, and about three years . . pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver} County ‘Assessor Snell gives notice in today’s TRaNsoripr that the installment of real estate taxes are now Unless this remaining one-half of the taxes is paid on or befare due and payable, April 24th, at 6 o’clock pr. m., five per cent more will be added. DPRICE’S a MOST PERFECT MADE. A Tartar Powder. Free fran a year, all from loans on real estate secured by mortgages. We never foreclose or compound interest on anyone who makes an honest effort to pay up. Everybody knows that, and therefore we always have applications for more money ¢'2n we have to loan,” Sheet and Pillow-Case Party. The Young Ladies Whist Club of this city has formulated plans for a giand sheet and pillow-case party, which is to take place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lecklin tomorrow evening. A Grapd Concert. A grand concert will be given in this city on Saturday evening next by Myrtle ocial Temple of Honor of Grass Valley. They. gave one of their concerta at Grars Valley a short time since and were greeted with an immense audience. The entertainment is said to have been grand. Chey will undoubtedly be greeted with a good house at this city. Read the pro4° Years the Standard, 4 gram to be found in today’s Trawscrirt. THE MARYSVILLE DEMOCRAT’S Unealled For Attack Upon Ex-Seuator Cross, Formerly of This County. — We republish the following, taken from the Marysvillé Democrat of Saturday, under the heading of ‘‘A Sand Lot Graduate,” just to. show how-low-down a newspaper in the valley will get. The mountain papers have had wore cause to attack in a vile manner the paid attorneys of the Auti-Debris Assoviation than the valleyites have to attack the miners’ attorneys, but have never resorted to that kind of unmanly warfare, This attack upon Sena‘ or Cross is infamous: y ‘‘Ex-Senator Cross who aptly represents the law-breaking and lawdefying element of the, hydraulic miners, tvok occasion on Thursday last to characterize men whe are his superion in every. reSpect as “irresponsible persons led by paid attorneys to misrepresent the people of the-valley,” These remarks‘were directed at the gentlemen who appeared before Governor Markham to ask him to veto the Ford mining bill, and it was said in a way that they considered’ it an insu John C. White, the well-known merchant and land-owner; of this city, took exe ‘ption te the remarks and scored the sand-lot attorney very severely, yet he did net retract the uncalled fer libel. This liired attorney of the law-break ing hydraulic miners, who has just finished & contract fully in keeping with the present occupation, that of lobbyist inthe Leyislatare-during—the past session for the railroad corporation in an effort to deceive legislators, is not the kind of man to accu;e honest men of being ‘irresponsible persons led by paid attorneys to misrepresent the people of the valley.”’” He made_a.statement other than this that is not. true, when he declared that ‘the persons he represent are honest men voimplying strictly with. the law and promises made in the Miners’ Convention, When he said the Ford bill is honest, wholesome, clean, and seeks vo do good, he followed the usual tacties of a shyster when he has a bad case and is obliged to chew wind: In fact, his arguinent did not rise to the dignity of being classed as plausible, yet he mide up ‘for this deficiency in bombast-and glittering generalities such as might*be expected of a itnan hired to defend lawbreakers and hydraulic mining outlaws. Che men preseut-who Mr. Cross ‘characterized as “irresponsible persons,” rep: resented over ten millions of dollars ot taxable property, and a number of them paid taxes only a few years ago in this county to pay the salary-of this bombastic attorney when he “was a> second-rate . school teacher-here,—‘L-hese—samemer “prelped te tight the battl sin the courts gainst this class’ of hiydrauliec miners whom he represénts, long’ before Mr. Cross had a standing in court, even as an ottice boy. -He was not heard of until he turned up in the Constitutional Convention ef 1879.a devout foll ‘wer of Dennis Kearny and the sand-1 +t gang of statesmen, and where he was a shrieker against the. saime-monopoly-he has been serving as.a.paid. attorney. daring—the session just closed. Ha is a clever gentlemen in some respects, but since h@has been promoted to tne high and honora: ‘ble position of defender of law-defying hydraulic miners and is chief lobbyist for the railway corporation he-has . forgotten consideraluc, or-else there isa whole let of points in decency and etiquette that he can learn if his brain power will permit to gr4-p it.” : eae Ren *‘Wii'sin a name?” Well, that depends. For instance, the name of ‘‘Ayer” is sufficient guarantee that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a genuine, scientific bloodpurifier, and not a sham, like so much that goes by the name of “‘sarsaparilla.’ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the standard, + 0@e oe Here in Nevada County, t The Stockton Power ‘Transmission Company has been incorporated with a capital-stock of $1,000,000. The company will generate electricity with water power on the Mokelumue river, forty-two miles from Stockton. Nevads county has natural water power that will soine day be utilized in ‘generating electric power for ‘transmission to distant points, and this water power is much nearer than is the case_at Stockton. ‘The coinpany which has for some time been working on the South Yula river, constructing a dain and ditches, with the view of establishing an electric power, plant, is still at work and we expect they will be ready for business before many months, The Best System of Fortification Is that adopted by people in precarious health who wisely fortify their systems against disease with that acceptable and effectual barrier against its inroads Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Precautionary mesures, w. en the health is but slightly impaired is, as phvsicians well know, worth any amount of medication afterward. A premonitory malarial chill, a tit of indigestion, increasing irregularity of the bowels, a warning rheu.natic twinge, inactivity of the kidneys, slight at first, bilious sallowness accompanied with furred ,tongue—these are appeals to the sense of self-pretection which no person of common. judgment will disregard. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters preserves say take it from malaria, dyspepsia, chronic constipation, rheumatisii, kidney and bladder trouble and liver complaint. Nervous invalids, persons troubled with the indrmities incident to advanced years, latiies in-delicate--health-and—convalescents. derive intinite benefit from the Bitters, eee Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Eiectric Bitters, If ‘La Grippe’ b.s left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with Sick headache, yuu will find speedy and premanent relief by taking Electric Bithis is the remedy you neéfl. Large botles cnly 50c. at Carr Bros, Drng Store Wpu's Beg Hive Grocery Store, ters. One trial will convince you that] + ~ PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old Sam Casper, the well:known ‘Truckee merchant, is in town. Judge Walling went to Vallejo yesterday to be gone a few days. G. B. Castgnéto of Sierra City arrived here today on his way below. Sam. McCullough of North San Juan arrived here today on his way below. Mrs. A. Tucker and Mrs. §. Weston, of San Francisco, are here cn a visit to friends. oe C. H. Fulweiler, E.! M. Bacheller and E. B. Casteller, traveling men-of San Francisco, are in towh. F> P. O'Connor of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening on his way to San Franciséo. Miss Gussie Wood of San Francise> arrived here yesterday on her way to Downieville. Mrs. Lizzie McKay of Wardner, Idaho, who is visiting at ‘Grass Valloy, will be given a farewell party tonight at the residence of Mra.-J,\H, Manning. Mrs. A. A. Sargent and her daughter Lizzf will leave San Francisco for the East on Thursday next. They will be absent for several months. Mrs. Carrico of Fort Jones, Siskiyou county, Steve Graves of Ashland, Oregon, and John Graves of Forbestown, sons and daughter of Mrs. Graves, are here in-attendance-upon their mother, who has been ‘seriously sick, but who is

now slowly improving. EHR oS a) Superior Court. : The following business was ‘transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Robert Bell vs. S: Hierenimous. Order postponing trial ef cause till “Thursday, March 23. OOO o --—Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtt.iul summer beveraye—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, Dyeing and Cleaning Tn all its branches. Gents’ light_spring . suits and ladies’ fine party dresses _thioroughly cleaned. ~~ Satisfaction guaranthe first of April, before the spring trade opens up, T will do all work twenty-live per cent cheaper than thereaftér, M. H. Smrvru, Prop, Grass Valley Steam Dye House. Oranges ten cents a, dozen at Jacker Baby cried, r) Mother sighed, 1892. NONCE.T0 TAX PAYERS . Second Installment of Real Estate ‘Taxes Now Dae and Payable, OTICKIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN remaining one-half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable ang will be delinquent on-the 24th day of Apeil, A. D., 1893, ut 6 o'clock P.M., and unless paid prior thereto 6 per ceut. will be added. B. F. SNELL, Treasurer and Tax Collector ef Nevadi County. Cumberland Coai ! At Greatly Reduced Rates ! J. MACDONOWGH& CO, San Francisco, Delinquent Notice. EVADA COUNTY LAND AND ImMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, tion * principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Location of Works, Nevada County, Cali~fornia. Notice—There are delinquenton the following described stock on account of assessment ( .8,) levied on the 16th day of rebruary, the several amounts set, opsite the nau.es of the respective shareholders as follows: No, No. Names. Certif. Shares Amount F. G. Be bof 67 2 $231.50 James McClatchy, 638 720 98,60 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the [6th day of February, 1893, 60 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be neeessary will be sold at Public Auction at the Office of the company, No. 6v Broad street, Nevada City, California, en Friday, the 7th day of April, 1898, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., Of said day o pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. GEO. ©, GAYi ORD bars hge Office—69 Broad street, Nevada City, California. meceh2l DELINQUENT NOTICE, ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL MINING M COMPANY. Location of principal ¢ of business, Nevada City, California. Tacatien of Works, Nevada City, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the iatlewing described stock on account of ascremee (No, 1 erie . the ie Led of e rueey, a0, e several amounts set opByard ‘euanes Of the respective share: olders, as follows Li. 0. No. Certif. Shares. Amount Names. Simeon Whe olor, 431 60 $1 00 Mrs. M, J. Wheeler, 396 50 1 00 Mre. M. J. W » 497 200 400 Mrs. M. J. W , 498 20 400 Mrs. M. J. Wheeler, 600 200 400 Mrs. M. J. Weeeler, 502 200 400 Pearl J. Woeeler, 834 105 210 F. T. Nilon, 445 1090 20 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, mede on the Ist m4 of February, 1893, 60 many shares of eac arcel of such Stock es may necessary Pall he sold at public auction at the office of the company, under Sraqsories CBee, Comme; cial street, Nevada mo on WEDNFSspaw, the 5th of APRIL, 1898, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M,, of adid day, to pay said delinguent poseemnent areon, Ine ed _ € and ex sau a R. J. SISSON, Boag. Office under Transcript Office, g street, Nevada City, Cali teed or no charge. Between now and . _. Best Tamily-cathartie, Hoops Pita: We Hare Got the Pull and That is = How and Why We Draw the Trade, Locu}* THE CASE OF LITTLE VS. CALDWELL The Following is. the Decision of Judge Prowett in Full, The decision was filed in the S@perior Court today, and is as follows: ° After demurrer sustained the plaintiff filed the amended complaint now under review. The coriclusions at which I ar. rived on investigating the.points involved in the new. vleadings, were so at variance with the position so vehemently assumed by the plantiff that I concluded as a matter of precaution te call in other assist ance in the disposition of the matter.: 1 procured and herewith file. the opinior of Judge Catlin of the Superior Court ot Sacramento on this matter, His opinion was prepared without any previous exchange of views with me. I agree fully with him that the attempted plea that the old agreement remains in force is insufficient to aver the fact. The old agreement might possibly have been revived by appropriate agreement _to_that-effect, Accident to Henry Richards. We inadvertently left out in last evening’s Transcript an account of the accident which befel our old friend Henry Richards on. Sunday last. It appears rifle when a cartridge bursted, throwing open the breech of the gun and flying out, striking him in the right eye. His face was filled with small particles of copper, besides being seyerely powder burned, _—-——-+2@e— Stumons Liver Recuua‘ror never fails to relieve the worst attacks of indigestion. ; Foner armies er By Special Request. Doctor Freeman of San Francisco will visit Nevada City, atthe National Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, March 25th and 26th, fully prepared to treat all diseases of the Eye, Kar, and Catarrh. Spectacles properly fitted to each eye. ‘All chronic diseases, all deformities of the body, such as club feet, spinal curvature, . hip abd knee diseases. . Rupture positively cured ; no pain, no operatian. We but it could not be continued because it had_in_my opinion wholly ceased to exist. Let the demurrerbe sustained. And it appearing that the matter has probably been: as fully presented by the pleading as ‘is possible, it is ordered that the plaintiff be denied leave further to amend, and final judgment is hereby ordered in favor of the defendant for costs. J. E. Prewere, Auburn, Judge, iia ai le Tue trouble with most cough medicines is that they spoil the appetite, weaken digestion, and create _ bile. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while it gives immediate relief, assist rather than impairs the assimilative process. % ere see To prevent fevers, keep thé liver ac tive and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulater. eee Of Course You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. show beyond a doubt that CURES They HOOD'S ~ Constipation, ant alk trouble with th liver, are cured by Hoop’s. Pruus, “BRACE up” is a tantalizing admonition to-those who Teel all tired out, withou appetite and discouceg 1, But.he way’ in which Hood's. Sarsaparilly builds up the tired frame and yives 1 good appetite, is wonderful. + 20 Trusts and combinations are unpopu lar. But-here is one form-of trast against which ‘uo one has anything to say. That is the trust the public reposes in Hood's Sarsaparilla--because they kaow HOOD’S CURES, Hoop’s Pints are purely vegetable, } Of Nevada . We are drawing customers every d y PRICES, the Goods which we sell at LOW PRICES There is nothing in low prices unless the ber that you can understand our prices, FIRST-CLASS GOODS, RELIABLE, and with that knowledge. in PRICES THAT MEAN SOMEPHING. anything is a Low Prices QUALI give just that—a good article worth all we of buying cheap goods at cheap prices, thin is a species of humbug that many persist in price unless itis a good, honest article. else. We make the lowest prices qualit on everything but the day you will call, an The Fist In exceptionally Etc. now. th The new Embroideries . Highest of-all-in leavening: strength — Try Pecarty’s Small Beer We are satisfying customers every day with the QUALITY @ We want everybody to examine our stock un its merits as a collection of strict] You will find them HONEST, SERVICKABLE AND Cheap stuff is cheap stuff at any price. ‘We sell good, honest goods of all grades and nothing else. ‘You want nothing considered. $ price peta v-aidy tara Now why should we not do business together ! We agree CHAS. GRIMES,) LEADING CLOTHIER,’ Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ladies! Look Over Our Sprins Stock? can refer you to 500 cases cured, among them C, Haller, Verdi; J. W. Sadlew, Verdi ; James Hope, Empire; Nev.; and A. ©, Cooke, Truckee. Remember dates. m2ltd # rs A Million Friends, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one nillion people have found just such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for, Corgumption, Coughs. and Colds.—If you‘have never used, this Great Cough Medicine, one trial’ wil) convince you that it has wonderful cura, tive powers in all diseases of Throat Chest and Lungs. Each. bottle is guar anteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. ‘Trial bottle free at Carr Bros, Drugstore, Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. : WDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking —Powder.— . Latest Unirep Stares Foop Report, : Roya Bakine Pownrr Co, 106 Wall St. N.Y. GOVERNMENT At S Conta. Blankets We carry a full lite ef \ Marysville Blankets,--Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and also a full line of Kastern Blankets. If you want GRAY BLANKETS at $1.25 per pair, now is your time. WHITH BLANKKTS, $1.50. $2.90 Which is 1 1-4. Those Blankets County ! \ by the tremendous power of L OW quality is at the back of. it, Rememyour mind we shall make you LOW The Only Low Price that amounts to TY CONSIDERED. We ask, Some people make the mistake king they are getting a low price. This calling it economy. NOTHING is lew ou will not oonsider any d that’ we leave to your convenience, the Field . that he was shooting at a chicken with a Howells began the novel at his father’s and a life long Democrat, residing: in position of Collector ef Internal Revenue under President Cleveland, and having prominent Democrat of that city as well as many Republicans, stands a good la_comparinon te describe anything nice, a ee er The Story of a Novel. Mr. Howells’ latest novel, ‘The Coast of Bohemia,” now running throngh the pages of The Ladies’ Home Journal, was written in four different States.—Mr. home im Ohio last May; continued it in Boston in Jane; took it to the mountains of New Hampshire during the summer and worked. at it; brought. it to New York and wrote a number of chapters there in October; took it back again to Ohio im November, and. finally finished itin New York last December. And yet, despite all these changes of places of writing, the novel turns out really to be the brightest piece of werk that Howells has done foi a long time. i —2-2@eo: The Venus Show a Failure, We suggested a few days age that a Venus show be gotten up and held at the Theater for the benefit of the Nevada City Betievolent Society. It don’t seem to take, but it is no fault of ours. If we were only of the feminine instead of masculine gendér we would be in the swim to get up a big show.” As it is we are like Artemus Ward, “have nothing further to spoke ” on the subject. ne SRE eS SRE St. Paul's Example, by St. Paul's saying that charity should not vaunt itself seems to have a pracmaking a great boast last winter of her ed a great crowd ef idle men from all parts ef the country and has now a serihands, says the San Jose Mercury. Had her people performed their ‘charity quietly, as St. Paul eommanded, they . could have relieved all whe were in real. distress without enceuraging ethers to soek a help they didn’t need, Wants Office. A. brother. of ex-President Harrison Kansas City, is an applicant for the received the endorsement of nearly every shew of getting the place. arity. In Nevada City, KOLEY and CAN explain why-‘‘just as sweet as FOLEY” Out Sale of — Ve have a double Blanket which we sell tor re cheap at $5. 0 We have them from four-bits up—a big a O We have just received a full line of MEN’S FINE TO THK LADIES :—We have.just recei It will be money in your pocket. MERCHANT o Pants from $5 up. Perfect Health Restored IT DOES NOT ALWAY That paying faicy prices for GAIN DY sccures a good article; the fact may be quite otherwise, and in fact it often iu so. It’s never so at FOLEY'S, FO. confectionory ia alawys perfection itself, nd very likely the superiority of FO €Y'S FRENCH MIXED has something to do with its overgrowing sopa A BiG STORM IS COMING, g colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing . _ After Diphtheria Paralysis of ithe Throat-Numbness.and Weakness. Mrs. ©. 8. Southwick North Madison, Ohia, “My wife and three children were at tacked with diphtheria at the Same time After serious illness the greatest danger waa safely passed, but they were all left with Paralysis of the Throat, and with my wife it also affected. -her-limbs, Her arms were numb to the shouldera,.accompanied with a prickling sensation. It Was so difficult for her to Swallow, it seemed tidak Ge wall-an a spiritual “value, By . 8 if she must starve. The children were in a similar condition. Physicians were greatly . : ‘ rploxed and said it was very critical w charitable work, San Francisce attract, miy wife, as she was , spenbane more than likély to have paralysis at any time, and if so it would be very doubeful if she survived, ous problem of unemployed laber .on her Phe aha fosted Hood’s Sarsapariiia. 4 had not the slightest fal: were 80 discouraged--that we were y to anything, I got a bottle began giving it to thom, *° Words are Feeble to express the gratification we all felt at the end of a week to find an improvement. When they had finished three bottles I could — not see but they were as well as previous te their sickness, The numbness and paralysis ntirely disappeared. There was no trouble Hood’s:=«:Cures {n feating, beyond apparent fnability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think it wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©, 8, SOUTHWICK, Grocer and Notary Public, North Madison, Ohio, Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, care fully prepared trom the best ingredients, FOLLOW DY are convertable terms, Th may ee Do You Need Comforters ? assortment. We also have a-line-o Sateen Comforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain. CLOTHING And invite everybody to examine our prices, These are fresh goeds, just arrived. mime Make your little boys happy. Come and see the new line of JERSEY SUITS, and other novelties in Boy's Suits we have just laid in. ved a full line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Slippers. We invite” everybody to come and examine our stock, kL. Hyman & Go., TAILORS, “Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, First-class Stock for Customers to select from. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guaranteed. Suits from $20fup. You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghame, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your selections The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great variety. are very handsome. £ Havana (NATIVE SON OF NEVADA CITY, CALIF Ss f You have to pay Coinjfor Cigars then why not] get the best ? : : They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke. Try E:’xm. Meare Gita. MARYLAND,) ; RNIA, @ is becoming current among the lad ss, as_ pares b ei eee