May 12, 1891 (4 pages)

C; irriNUT MING r* nty. h day of set OP are holdsaw 190.08 an orde : the 16th is of each mocessary the office get, Neva a, SATURsthe hour sy said desther with esvof the tery. Ooty. MENT: FSaturdsy, N LORD; auretary. ad “-_ ber father had died in Texas. For superior xccomodations and re“Bh Daily Beauseript “PALO ALTO: TUEEDAY, MAY 12, 1891. PERSONAL MENTION, Scial and Other Notce Poopie Old and Young, Wm. Hoskins, Deputy City AasessOF, is dangerously ill, D._&. Rouse of Antioch and James Rankin ef Martinez went to Dow mioville today, : ~Mrs. Henry Buncher of Boston airived here this Morning on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Themas Shurilef » and her siater, Mrs. John Brodie. Thomas Otwell’s condition ‘shows some improvement today, as he now recognizes his friends and can converse with them. His right side is paralyzed. . 5.H Dikeman, formerly ef Rough and Ready, is strongly talked of as a candidate at the coming election in Berkeley for the office of Town . Marshal. “He would make a first-class Marthal. L,-B. Hatch, general agent of the Home Benefit Life Association, was in tows thie morning. He left on the ten o'clock train for the Eastern States, it being his intention te go via the Canadian Pacific railroad aud to be absent about four mouths. Alter just one nontia’s siege of la stippe, N. P. Brown, the TRanscrivr’s senior, this morning resumed his business duties. Hisporttly foro. has been Teduced thirteen pounds-by his sufferings, and it will take him sometime yet to regain his normal strength. When askeu to tell the readers of this “paper about his experience with la gtippe he replied that he was too good a christian to do the subject justice, Struck it Rich, Today, in the Wyoming mine near the Boston Ravine schoo! house, a lot of rich specimen ore was foand at a depth of less than ten feet below the surface. The superintendent —ofthe Wyoming is Mr. Weldon, late of the New Eureka. Grass Valleyans are excited abont the strike, Fumeralte Take Pince Thursday, The funeral of the lute Mrs. Margaret Thomas will take place from the Episcopal Church at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon. Died in. ‘Texas, Mrs. O. J. Naffziger of -this city on Saturday last received the news that —_—_—_—_ Tue popularity which Hood’s Saraaparilla has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful. It possesses just those clements of health-giving, blood purifying and-appotite-restoring which everybody seains toneed at t'iia season; Besureto get Hood’s SargapaTilla. , ; Ge te the Union Hetel duced rates, tf Enceurage Home Industry Aud obtain immediate and complete relivf for your aching heed by using Cepbili.e, the: grea‘est ‘fheaduche renieody, For sale by Carr Bros. and W. D. Vinton. tf ——~ -_ Ree Schillings Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it. tf. A University Class Pin. Monogram U.C. containing figurea 88, Return to this office. ARE often. disappointed, byt our expectation-that of making SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supPlies the stand-by of all intelligent housekeepers on this coast-is being rapidly realized.’ Millions of these packages are sold annuallymore every year. We stake our business reputation on our guarantee to you best value to consumers-of any you can buy, TEST any package you please of SCHILLING’S BEST. When you realize how much your meals are improved in appetizing flavor how , Much your labor in the kitchen is lessened-consider their strength Swain. foe ee eT Tete k tcc Maceed Motel eT : August 6th and 7ih, Prof, Swain. Schilling’s Best -«: . Ip Red Bluff, Cal., Tremont. Hotel, THIS brand {s’a full guarantee of the flavor, strength, economy and About ‘building is provided with elevators. and cold water, steam beat and the for the use of youog women, cannot 1892. The gymnasium .will probably University will be free. be offered at cost in the dormitories. The price fixed at present in Madrono ° Hall is $3 per week. Great Expectations light, heat and attendance are offered at $1.50 per week for each person if two occupy one room, $3 per week if occupied by ene person ; but single occupancy will not be permitted if the roomsare needed by other students. Washing will be charged at cost. The expenses of the student in Madrono Hall need not exceed the and railway fares, that they are.the purest-strongest. iy, young women will, at the first, be richest flavored~ most economical limited, but an effort will be mude to provide suitable roums for: those who nay enter the university. be offered after the first year to deserving students. For any further information lette:s should be addressed to President David. 8. Jordan, Bivemington, Indiana, until June 10h; after that his address will be Menlo Park, Cal. R : at Palo Alto on three days (Sept. 28:h, '29th and 30th) preceding the opening of the year. also be held in the following places: Ist and 2d, conducted by Dr. Orrin L. August $d and 4-h, Professor Joseph ee Announcement of the Stanford University, es Where Exeminations Will Held—Board to Be Furnished at Cosi. Be The management of the Stanford University announces that for the first year, 1891-92, chairs will ba established and instruction, undergraduate and graduate, will be given inthe follewing lines of work, the character and gradation of the instruction to be adapted to the needs of the students in attendauce: Machanical engineering, civil engineering, mathematics, physics, chem'‘siry, yeelogy, botany, z ology, physiology, philosophy, ethics, history, political science, English: langu ge and literatvre,German, French, Latin and Greek. The first schvol year of the university begins’ October 1, 1891, and will Close on Jume 15, 1892. It will be divided into two semeste s, or half years, ‘the first ending early in February, the second on commencement day. There will be the usual Christmas and Easter vacations. The-work of the university will begin with the freshman claes. For admission to this cluss the candidata must be at least 15 years of age and }must pass a salisfactory examination in tne subjects mentioned below. Each candidate must present @ certificate of moral character, and students from other colleges or universities must bring certificates:of honorable dismissal. The same en:rance exami: na ion will admit the student toall . g courses in-the-universityalike: Students of mature age who are not d candidaies fora degree, and who wish to pursue “some one study and its related branches, may be permitted to do so without baving passed the rek quired eni-ance exanination (excep'ng that in the English langua,e), on recommendalion of the profeasor un: der whom the specialty iv to be taken. Special effort will be made in all departments of the university to meet the needs of teachers: ; For the preseat the ce,iificates of the p:incipals vf the schools in California which have besa accredited b, the authori.ies of the Unive sity of Calitoraia will be received instead of examinations in tie subjects required for entrance to the fresbinan clase, In general, also, or the prose it, ihe vertificates from high: schools or academies accredited or commissioned by the universities cf other States wiil 8 be received ins ead of exami.ations in the preparatory subjects which they cover, Madrono Hall, the dormitory for young men, already finished, is built of stone, four stories high and with reoins for about 390 persons. ‘Tie g fo each room are electric lights, hot best of furniiure, and with several bathrooms en eacti floor. Manzanita Hull, a similar buildiag be completed bafore the spring of be finishedearly in the year. Tuition in all departments of the Board will Rvooms, with ku $200 for exclusive. of clothing The accomodations year, [t Anumber of graduate fellowships ind undergraduate scholarships will Entrance examinations will be held . 5; Special entrance ex:minationa will Tu Pale Alto, Madrouvo Hall, July Elliott. i Ia Seattle, Wash., Ranier Hotel, August 10th aad 1lch, Prof. Swain. Iu Los Angeles, Hollenbeck Hotel, In Fresno, Hughes Hotel, July 10th and llth, Dr, Elliott. In Chicago, Tre.aont Hotal, June, Prof. F, Sanford. : . In St. Louis, Lindell Hotel, June, F Sold only In: paoagee, . Prof. H. B. Gale, BE <> Your grocer has them. <—oocso ‘him for our ploture folder. 5 . = heee misfit Carpets at) w erianle, i ae ue a eet Ww the Remedy fer 700. ola by erele geipe , ros, sa > . are to make a final report Tuesday evening, ut Tseloar’s store, and on Wednesday the sub-committee on games, consisting of Messrs. Hocking, Dunstan and Powell, will publish the programme of amusements and list of prizes. This latter commitiee has been authorized ‘o arrange for a match same of hase-ball on the picnic grounds between the M. C. F. club of this city and the Aubura club, Valleyaas will be strengthened by a new pitcher, who is expected to arrive from A nador county in a‘few days, will-be between picked nines from the Foresters and Na‘ive Sons, This game is the absorbing topic of interest among the membe:s of ‘tlie two organizations aud is sure to aTord unlimited amusement. play to win, and all the members of the two orders are to -be considered as reserve players. distributed on the grounds; ceived.That of Smith & Williams, for the entire privilege, wasthe highest and was accepied. will give an exhibition parade and Nevada Cityans will atiead the picnic, which will be the only big affair of the May 10th gives this; cific Railroad Company inet in Sacra: meato on the first of May, 1861, and tuok the first steps toward effecting an organization, were adopted, and a Board of Direct: ors wtd one of Conmmiseioners api pointed, The Directors: were L, A Booth, Jainvs Ba'ley, C. P. Huntigt ton, T. D. Judah, Leland Ovantoru, Cuarles Crocker and M irk lopkin: '’ Flat; Charles Marsh, Nevada City. Cc Ki. G. Waite, Nevada City; Charles McLaughlin, Grass Valley; Samuel C the above must have been Edward McLaughlia, then of Grass Velley-anu now a banker in San Jose. che production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comiort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with: theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt aud effectual to cleanse the uystem gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is comes. K Claims We Was Assaulted. Scadden, Jr., with having a few days ago violently pushed him off a high sidewalk, and a warrant will probably be issued for Scadden’s arrest. Beardsley was budly. hurt by the fall, broken. Lodge, No 13, F. and A. M., will be held Wednesday evening. Cuts, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively. cures Piles, or guaranteed to give perfect salisfaction, or money refunded, per box. Drug Store. Medicines that pretend to do the work of The effects of S S S most of ‘theni are’ (ieedetieetidieedell W OTs @ than the diseases. they pretend to cure. There is butone permanentcure . for contagious blood poison, and that . is to be found in And it is the only medicine that wili permanently destroy the itis a purely vegetable remedy, pets— . , entirely harmless, and yet it is the. sia ged isi bens . most potent blood purifier ever tt . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, THE GREAT FICNIC. Games and Prizes te Se An_ Mounced Temorrew, Says last evening’s Tidings: The A: 0. F. of -A.-N.8.G. W. joint picnic committee is rapidly completing its plans and arranging for carrying them iuto execution. The merchants ef Grass Valley are being waited upon by sub-committees and invited to contributs to the prizes to be awarded by the Entertainment Committee, Such prizes will be advertised, together with the names of thé'donors. Cash ;rizes will also be awarded, Of the sub-committees referred to, Messrs, Powell, McLachlan, Stone and Prisk have been delegated to call upon the Main sireet merchants, and Mesers. Hocking, Dunstan, Campbell and Hogan to call “upmn the Mill street merchants. Mr. McLachlan has also been assigned Bosten Ravine. ‘The sub-commitiees The Grass The baseball game in the mourning Both sides will Two thousand progammes will be Five bids for privileges were reTue Knights of Sherwood Forest will ‘lend the picnic in full uniform and 71 eae : It is-known-that-a largenumber of ind for the year. THE CENTAAL VAUIFIC, tarters of the Great Rallre: a Across the Centinent. The Sacramento Sunday Union of The stockholders of the Central PaArticles of association acamento; D. W. Strong, Datcu ommissiouers—B, k, Moore, Dutch lat; Edward Brickell, Illinois town, res, Sacramento. The Cha:iles McLaughlin named m ky The Werltd Kariched, The facilities of the present day for 1ewn the more popular it be«Oo Joseph Beardsly charges Thomas Mr. is thought some of bis ribs were ——— . Masonic Meeting. The regular meeting of Nevada Buckicn’s Arnica suive. The Best Salve in the world for Sores, Ulcers, Salt heum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chapped ands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail no pay required, It is Price 25 cents For sale at Carr Brothers’ a20ly DON'T TAKE of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, ~ Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. things are down. We ladies. know that Democratic busbands can lie to each other but they can’t lie to un. Vm a Democratic woinaa, but I don’t a DEMOCRAT’S WIFE. ed She Retuses te be Feeled by the Peliticiages. In a recent number.of the Chicago Tater-Ovean Mra. Elizabeth Hunt of Bloomington, who speaks for herself and te the point, gives her impressions of the’ McKinley bill in the following terse language: Iam aDemocrat’s wife, but I am sick of seeing such lies aa this in newspapers whoseeditors claim not to be fools. Icut this paragraph out of the Chicago Heralu to day: When a woman pays 50 cents more a yard for stuff to “make a dress ef than she would nave to puy if the McKinley bill had nut become a law she would keep it to herself. So doing she will confer a great favor on , President Harrison, who thinks that be Muy get anoth«r term in the White House if people will quit making “malevolent” rem rks about the tariff.—N. Y. Times. Now, don’t this fool Democrat who edits the Herald know, or can’t bis wife tétt him thateveryihing a woman . a Wears costa less than it did before the McKinley bilt passed? Calico is 41 cents a yard; a good Summer silk of nice pa'tern costs ‘rom 25 tol h 35 centea yard. Iv used to cost $1. Black silk can be bought for from 60 vents to $1 that uscd to cost from\ $2 to $3.50. Sugar costs 5 cents that used to cost 8 cents. Ribbons cost haif the old pce, stockings the same, and jerseys, since they are making them io this cuuntry, cost balf as much as tlie imported. La:lies’ We women are not foola. Let the Herald liar stick to men’s things when he lies, aud try not to lie about: w.men’e things. We won't stand it. wantany lyiag to keep the party up. fasted 28 days. HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Various Mate tere of Local Interest. Pay your city taxes. The fasting cow of You Bet still lives, and is daily gaining strength. Grass Valley Branch of the Young Men’s Lastitute will have a picnic on the 6th of next month. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. GQ. W., tonight. growl of the Curly Beare. The suit of Chasies Grimes, assignee, ag:inet John and Ann Kistle is on trial today ia the Superior Court, Superintendent Dennis of the Mountaineer mine has rented J. E. Brown’s residence property on Nevada etreet. R. H. Forman has parchased the Dunnicliff lot on Sacramenio street just abovethe Plaza and will erect a business house there, W. ©. Barker writes to the RecerdUnion that the famous You Bet cow It was ‘without food ad water for 38 days. The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Nevada County Land Associarion, « advertised for tonight, a8 been postponed one week. Dividend No. . 3 of’ cents’ a share, aggregating $1500, was declared by the Directors ofthe W. Y. O. D. mining company of Grass Valley on Saturday evening. The meeting of the Diriyo Whist Club which wus to have been. held: next Friday evening at Mra. F. G. Beatty’s home,—has one week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds of. Rough and Ready died Sunday, aged 5 months. The funeral tovk place at Rough and Ri yesterday. BROKING FOR GOLD. Also a been postponed a Co Bi ing sworn to by & -E, C, Mor, We women are not fools. TMR DUNSi1 8M LAS. _—— The Information set Aside. by Judge Catdwell. The motion te set aside the information charging She. iff Dunater with bing disqualified. by-. intoxication fe the discharge of hig official duties, and which had been heretofoie argued, came up inthe Superior Court to-day for decision, Judge Caldwell made an order grantIng the motion of the defendant. The motion te dismiss was made on . . the ground that before the fling of the information the defendant had net been legally committed in the lower court—hat Ju-tice of the Peace Muley had _no jurisdiction-in-a-casa of this ind, The trouble grew out of Sheriff Dunster’s visit a few months ago to the Tam pli house between this city nd Washington, the complaint beMrs, Taraplin, SS“A GROWL.” Mr. Eprtor: Although my faxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to meas if T nata munh mare I feel that I have a right to criticise those extravaganoes that are factors in the creation of high taxes. I have in my mind the county hospital No soorier does the impecunious citizen become broken down and “debilitated, than he rushes offte the hospital Even persistent dyspepsia and constipation ere getting to be excuses for admission. Hence, allow mé space to enter my feeble Protest against further continuance of this pernicious practive. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should know that they ean save the county that ex pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation fs a sovereign cure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case. Ufider the circumstances a full hospital is inexcusable, — hence this growl. OEE es PRET A CITIZEN. French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. woman needs.and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson. Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, They are what every Compound su iphar Powder. This in the beat blood purifier sold. arr Bros. : tf 060-0 Faurs of digestion cause disorders of the liver, and the whole system: becomes deranged. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengtheni.g Cordial Purifier perfects the process —_ of digestion and assimilation, thus makes pure blood. Forsule by Carr Bros, and Blood Will be Micke Wednesday, I will on or about the 13th instant receive direct from Canada a large consignment of pure and fresh Maple Sugar and Syrup. m9-tf, Tos. Suuat.err. Plaza Store. Tuar hacking cough can be se quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. W:: guarantee it. . Sold by Carr Bros, Fer Billousness Use Compound Buiphur Powder, Carr ros. sell it. tf ba! National Motel Arrivais, A. Chiniand fam., Ohio, 8. K. Heath, aud w., French Corral, G. H. Colby, Duteb Flat, . W. Nicolle ands., ‘ J. Nicolls, : E. A, Selfridge Jr., San Francieco, 2. Lisne, eS, bs 5 samably, has. A. Vercelina, a , Praschold M, D., be . Charovant, ——~ ed . &. Danohue, Washington, . Callinan, . B.iugh, Colorado, . F. Kramer, Mauaybert. an, Grave Valley, aos Seeonokm Mitchel J, Ostrom, Bloomfeld, J, E. Shand, Graniteville, J. R. Wookey, ss H, Geslay, Cones o Flat, {tion until the 3d Monday in A New Way te Wrespoct Fer AuFrifereus Gravel, E. J. Wood, representing the American Well Worke of Aurora, Iil., is visiiing this section with a view to introduciag the hydraulic jetting preocess and ap,liances for the purpose ol prospecting gravel claims. Mr. Wood, who is an artesian well expert of wide experience, claims a record oi 400 feet in ten hours’ work with one. of these machines in: Sierra Valley vhere they have been successfully used for the past four yearsin boring for artesian water.’ Tuerx is more-Catarrh in this sécWOMEN AND STRONG DRINK. A Question Concerning \liRemes “and Parente. The Marysville Democrat says: In the ourse of his lecture here a few evenings ago, Major Hilton spoke of the growing tendency to strong drink by the womien of te-day, as compared with years past. And it has had the good effect that was desired and needed in this nity, because it has caused parents ane others to look to their household and inquire after the habits and course ot the children, The practice ef Visiting restaurants and private entrances to saloons by ludies and girls, and there indulging in wine, beer and liquor, is a growing evil that is causing many a heart to ache, and doing great damage tothe morals of the fair sex of the country. These so-called social pleasures ure of the first steps that lead to the downfall and loss of reputation of fair women, and the practice is becoming of far ton freque st _occurrence, and of alerming reanli . There is nead of a check to luis sort uf practice here among oar g od peoplé, and particularly that the daughters of tender years be watched more closely, or there will because ta reg ‘et it when too late. Schilling’s Best. » Untried—a joy denied, Flour 83 all undred POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening stren ;h Latest U.S. Government Food Re-. port. tion of the country than all other dis: eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed.to—be-incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science hus proven Catarrh to be a con-. ° stitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure, manufactured. by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ulmy Consutuuonal cure in tne Market. drops to a teaspooniul. It acts directly: upon the blood and mucoue Surprising— inducements—offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated Special terms to consumers, ; Saarogees mailed frée on receipt o Great American Susporsing Tea Tt is tuken internally : i ddsea from 10 aa Str KOW TO MAKE MONEY. TEAS, COFFEES AND PICKS, name and address. et, Nevada Agents Wanted Evervwhere. surfaces of the system. They offer one bundred dollars for any case it fails ‘to cure. Send for circulars and ~-Delinquent-No:ice: OXTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL wu Y.in; Company. Location o’ p toc’ a testimonials. Address, F. J. Cuznzy & Co., Toledo, O. M&F Sold by Druggists, 75c. AGure Cure Fer the Liquer er Opium Habits, iy ae onpes-te tha sane Of we ie— spective shaie O.der8, #8 10l'ows : The East India cure for these awful noXtinet cet, Ft yam i . Bowie, A. J. Jr. ue ‘ habits can be given without the pe Haggin, Louis T. Trus.ee 314 1 260 tient’s knowledge, and is the only Hagzin, Louis T. i 35 1 20 known specific for the purpose; it is Hare Louise ee zi “sh 9 not injuricus in the least degree; Sosstidecae : eee a manufactured by Emerson Drug Ce., . Ro'pe James Trustee 2 58. 14 $.50 San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. {o]ph: James” i he es Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City, ‘ Tr you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear Hi bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLedn’s Strengthening Eye Salve. by Carr Bros. LEE ELE ESTILO: pisos Oo. bueinesy, nia. Nevada County, Califunia. ‘ol'owing desc ibed stock, 04 accouat of amnoceement No, 47, levied on tse eveuty6 twenty-sixth day of Ma‘en, 16°1, so many shoies of each parcel of svch pcock as may NO, 520 Sansome s.-eet. Bau ‘ranuciueo, Cal. on Wed jerner the T wenty-Seventh da: May, 1691, t é o ments thereon, together with cesta of ad25 cents a box. For sale Yeriisiag end experses of the sule. Sam Francisco, California. Ban Fraucisco, Gal’ aton of works, Noch Bioo niet, Notice—There are delinqueut v0 tae xth day of Macch, 1591. ae several And in ascordar ce wita Jaw, ed an or. et of the Board of Diiecto's, made on the 3 necessary, wi)' be-seld at public aucon, at the office o! ihe Cemnany, Koom 24, of he hour of 8 o'clock A said day to pay said Delinquent AssessH. PICHOTR, Secretary, Office—Room 24, No. 320 Sause ne Street, . : .Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘Is a peculiar medicine. It is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Bervies, and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itself, giving to Hood’s Sarsaparilia curative power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others failHood’s Sarsapariila Is the best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and ‘cures Nicinee 4s hereby given by the underof and all peisons. peviae clainis acine the said decunsed, to exhibit necessary vouchers, w'thian four months e/ter ihe flisi nud:ieafion of this notice to tne said Adwninisera.rix, at Law Office of Fred Geatls, at Nevada City, N Calliorata, the. the «:aas.ciion of tate, in said couu.y of Nevuda, Aduinisizatorot the Esta.e of 8. E. Evorey, Notice to Credicora, of 8. E, Siorey, deceased. signed, Ad.oi ils. atrix of she Esiate of torey, deceased, to the creditors taem with the , evada County, e helug the p'ace™ for e business of said esM&S, #. M. STORY Dated this bith day of May, 1801.3 Fred Searis, Atiornev. meyll Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Bilfousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. athome. Such has. become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla than all other Barsaparillas or blood purifiers. The same Hood’s Sarsaparilla L thatthe following named setiler has filed no.ice of . erintentionto make fiual 9 ie sepros of her Claim, and that said proof Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Neral’ al at his oiler Kara parallel ‘. City, ou Monday, June i5, viz Has met peculiar and un leled success ie pees widde ani heli of wi roe i uss li, deceased, Preemption§ D. 8, No, 12981, for the &, 4 of 8. W. 4 NK BE.M D. M, rove Paitive on of, said bk ’ success is extending al} over the country, Gity PO) Novena Co. Cal” wil of Nevada 1 Notice For Publication. ND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., ay 9, 1891, Notice is hereby given proof made before Cierk Superior Gourt Nevada , Bec, 84, Tp 17, She'.ames the fo lowing witnesses to f if cont nu us pevienee upon and #: Henry air, Pedro Qzallt, Morris M. 0., C mayl! CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, Seid by druggists. §1; six for g5. Prepared by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar Notice to Tax Payers, c Seitages and plage dor pe wring ‘ Will of salauriae we pe & : v4 " teetlon wo heen ae of The Assessment Book of. the snpiication oi, Wm. Boots for the lam ; te and where any pe.son inte-euted the City of Nev.da is now by ome gy Me I THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR a Court, made on the 9th hereby given onday, the ba de tM fe » at 10 clocks. M, f 1d da} tithe Court room of said at the Cours House in the City and © Notice of Proving Will, the County of Nevada, State of Califor. In the Matier of the Estate of Bridget Moloskey, Pursuant to an erder of said Superior of May, 1891, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J.GREANY, Depa tian’ in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and will remain open to inspecTRENBERTH BROS., GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH Loe eS VEGETABLES, PRUIT, Ete., At the Beehive Grecery Store. tf ables me to sell lower than other houses, BEHOLD SAMUEL YEON Be LARGE VARIETY AND LITTLE PRICES ome . Three Expert Millinery Trimmers on Fine 150 Rolls of Carpets Just 21 Pieces of 3-Ply at 75 Cents—Handsome Patterhs. ‘ “— WANTED f The address of any per° son not acquainted with . the Fact that the Leading CANDY FACTO * S RY of this city is located at No. 7 Commercial St., where Candies of all kinds are manufactured daily. “ KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.” THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Headquaiters for Candies. J M. FOLEY, Prop’r, 5 and 7 Commercial st. ea pies eetgys aogier eels Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. Ihave now-a large and complete stock of ==" : a Ladies, Misses’ and Childrens’ Hats, Flowers, Tips, Plumes, Hibbons aid Laces, Of the Latest Styles and Shades, will-be soldat astonish ing Low. Prices, CHILDREN’S TRIM MED HATS, Ly Idesans An Arta 2a ye LADIES’ HATS, From 25 cents up: FLOWERS AND-WREATI IS, nice, fresh goods, From 25 cents up. All these goods have just arrived direct from the man ufacturers, and are not the leavings of the San) Francisco Millinery and Auction Houses. All my Hats are trimmed by MRS. COHN, which en4 Call and be convinced thereof. Casper Cor, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevala City, Cal, , —THE— MONSTER STOCK OF DRY goons WIT \ Gras:s Valiey. A SPECIALTY. Hats -_ , a Y and Bonnets--No Two Alike. ae sa ae Arrived. 4 Fine Brussells at 50 Cents Up, 9 Misfit Carpets at Your Own Prices. : et SALDIL ZTEO,. © Proprietor of the Bezhive Grass Valley, % * } Hl

C; irriNUT MING r* nty. h day of set OP are holdsaw 190.08 an orde : the 16th is of each mocessary the office get, Neva a, SATURsthe hour sy said desther with esvof the tery. Ooty. MENT: FSaturdsy, N LORD; auretary. ad “-_ ber father had died in Texas. For superior xccomodations and re“Bh Daily Beauseript “PALO ALTO: TUEEDAY, MAY 12, 1891. PERSONAL MENTION, Scial and Other Notce Poopie Old and Young, Wm. Hoskins, Deputy City AasessOF, is dangerously ill, D._&. Rouse of Antioch and James Rankin ef Martinez went to Dow mioville today, : ~Mrs. Henry Buncher of Boston airived here this Morning on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Themas Shurilef » and her siater, Mrs. John Brodie. Thomas Otwell’s condition ‘shows some improvement today, as he now recognizes his friends and can converse with them. His right side is paralyzed. . 5.H Dikeman, formerly ef Rough and Ready, is strongly talked of as a candidate at the coming election in Berkeley for the office of Town . Marshal. “He would make a first-class Marthal. L,-B. Hatch, general agent of the Home Benefit Life Association, was in tows thie morning. He left on the ten o'clock train for the Eastern States, it being his intention te go via the Canadian Pacific railroad aud to be absent about four mouths. Alter just one nontia’s siege of la stippe, N. P. Brown, the TRanscrivr’s senior, this morning resumed his business duties. Hisporttly foro. has been Teduced thirteen pounds-by his sufferings, and it will take him sometime yet to regain his normal strength. When askeu to tell the readers of this “paper about his experience with la gtippe he replied that he was too good a christian to do the subject justice, Struck it Rich, Today, in the Wyoming mine near the Boston Ravine schoo! house, a lot of rich specimen ore was foand at a depth of less than ten feet below the surface. The superintendent —ofthe Wyoming is Mr. Weldon, late of the New Eureka. Grass Valleyans are excited abont the strike, Fumeralte Take Pince Thursday, The funeral of the lute Mrs. Margaret Thomas will take place from the Episcopal Church at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon. Died in. ‘Texas, Mrs. O. J. Naffziger of -this city on Saturday last received the news that —_—_—_—_ Tue popularity which Hood’s Saraaparilla has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful. It possesses just those clements of health-giving, blood purifying and-appotite-restoring which everybody seains toneed at t'iia season; Besureto get Hood’s SargapaTilla. , ; Ge te the Union Hetel duced rates, tf Enceurage Home Industry Aud obtain immediate and complete relivf for your aching heed by using Cepbili.e, the: grea‘est ‘fheaduche renieody, For sale by Carr Bros. and W. D. Vinton. tf ——~ -_ Ree Schillings Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it. tf. A University Class Pin. Monogram U.C. containing figurea 88, Return to this office. ARE often. disappointed, byt our expectation-that of making SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supPlies the stand-by of all intelligent housekeepers on this coast-is being rapidly realized.’ Millions of these packages are sold annuallymore every year. We stake our business reputation on our guarantee to you best value to consumers-of any you can buy, TEST any package you please of SCHILLING’S BEST. When you realize how much your meals are improved in appetizing flavor how , Much your labor in the kitchen is lessened-consider their strength Swain. foe ee eT Tete k tcc Maceed Motel eT : August 6th and 7ih, Prof, Swain. Schilling’s Best -«: . Ip Red Bluff, Cal., Tremont. Hotel, THIS brand {s’a full guarantee of the flavor, strength, economy and About ‘building is provided with elevators. and cold water, steam beat and the for the use of youog women, cannot 1892. The gymnasium .will probably University will be free. be offered at cost in the dormitories. The price fixed at present in Madrono ° Hall is $3 per week. Great Expectations light, heat and attendance are offered at $1.50 per week for each person if two occupy one room, $3 per week if occupied by ene person ; but single occupancy will not be permitted if the roomsare needed by other students. Washing will be charged at cost. The expenses of the student in Madrono Hall need not exceed the and railway fares, that they are.the purest-strongest. iy, young women will, at the first, be richest flavored~ most economical limited, but an effort will be mude to provide suitable roums for: those who nay enter the university. be offered after the first year to deserving students. For any further information lette:s should be addressed to President David. 8. Jordan, Bivemington, Indiana, until June 10h; after that his address will be Menlo Park, Cal. R : at Palo Alto on three days (Sept. 28:h, '29th and 30th) preceding the opening of the year. also be held in the following places: Ist and 2d, conducted by Dr. Orrin L. August $d and 4-h, Professor Joseph ee Announcement of the Stanford University, es Where Exeminations Will Held—Board to Be Furnished at Cosi. Be The management of the Stanford University announces that for the first year, 1891-92, chairs will ba established and instruction, undergraduate and graduate, will be given inthe follewing lines of work, the character and gradation of the instruction to be adapted to the needs of the students in attendauce: Machanical engineering, civil engineering, mathematics, physics, chem'‘siry, yeelogy, botany, z ology, physiology, philosophy, ethics, history, political science, English: langu ge and literatvre,German, French, Latin and Greek. The first schvol year of the university begins’ October 1, 1891, and will Close on Jume 15, 1892. It will be divided into two semeste s, or half years, ‘the first ending early in February, the second on commencement day. There will be the usual Christmas and Easter vacations. The-work of the university will begin with the freshman claes. For admission to this cluss the candidata must be at least 15 years of age and }must pass a salisfactory examination in tne subjects mentioned below. Each candidate must present @ certificate of moral character, and students from other colleges or universities must bring certificates:of honorable dismissal. The same en:rance exami: na ion will admit the student toall . g courses in-the-universityalike: Students of mature age who are not d candidaies fora degree, and who wish to pursue “some one study and its related branches, may be permitted to do so without baving passed the rek quired eni-ance exanination (excep'ng that in the English langua,e), on recommendalion of the profeasor un: der whom the specialty iv to be taken. Special effort will be made in all departments of the university to meet the needs of teachers: ; For the preseat the ce,iificates of the p:incipals vf the schools in California which have besa accredited b, the authori.ies of the Unive sity of Calitoraia will be received instead of examinations in tie subjects required for entrance to the fresbinan clase, In general, also, or the prose it, ihe vertificates from high: schools or academies accredited or commissioned by the universities cf other States wiil 8 be received ins ead of exami.ations in the preparatory subjects which they cover, Madrono Hall, the dormitory for young men, already finished, is built of stone, four stories high and with reoins for about 390 persons. ‘Tie g fo each room are electric lights, hot best of furniiure, and with several bathrooms en eacti floor. Manzanita Hull, a similar buildiag be completed bafore the spring of be finishedearly in the year. Tuition in all departments of the Board will Rvooms, with ku $200 for exclusive. of clothing The accomodations year, [t Anumber of graduate fellowships ind undergraduate scholarships will Entrance examinations will be held . 5; Special entrance ex:minationa will Tu Pale Alto, Madrouvo Hall, July Elliott. i Ia Seattle, Wash., Ranier Hotel, August 10th aad 1lch, Prof. Swain. Iu Los Angeles, Hollenbeck Hotel, In Fresno, Hughes Hotel, July 10th and llth, Dr, Elliott. In Chicago, Tre.aont Hotal, June, Prof. F, Sanford. : . In St. Louis, Lindell Hotel, June, F Sold only In: paoagee, . Prof. H. B. Gale, BE <> Your grocer has them. <—oocso ‘him for our ploture folder. 5 . = heee misfit Carpets at) w erianle, i ae ue a eet Ww the Remedy fer 700. ola by erele geipe , ros, sa > . are to make a final report Tuesday evening, ut Tseloar’s store, and on Wednesday the sub-committee on games, consisting of Messrs. Hocking, Dunstan and Powell, will publish the programme of amusements and list of prizes. This latter commitiee has been authorized ‘o arrange for a match same of hase-ball on the picnic grounds between the M. C. F. club of this city and the Aubura club, Valleyaas will be strengthened by a new pitcher, who is expected to arrive from A nador county in a‘few days, will-be between picked nines from the Foresters and Na‘ive Sons, This game is the absorbing topic of interest among the membe:s of ‘tlie two organizations aud is sure to aTord unlimited amusement. play to win, and all the members of the two orders are to -be considered as reserve players. distributed on the grounds; ceived.That of Smith & Williams, for the entire privilege, wasthe highest and was accepied. will give an exhibition parade and Nevada Cityans will atiead the picnic, which will be the only big affair of the May 10th gives this; cific Railroad Company inet in Sacra: meato on the first of May, 1861, and tuok the first steps toward effecting an organization, were adopted, and a Board of Direct: ors wtd one of Conmmiseioners api pointed, The Directors: were L, A Booth, Jainvs Ba'ley, C. P. Huntigt ton, T. D. Judah, Leland Ovantoru, Cuarles Crocker and M irk lopkin: '’ Flat; Charles Marsh, Nevada City. Cc Ki. G. Waite, Nevada City; Charles McLaughlin, Grass Valley; Samuel C the above must have been Edward McLaughlia, then of Grass Velley-anu now a banker in San Jose. che production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comiort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with: theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt aud effectual to cleanse the uystem gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is comes. K Claims We Was Assaulted. Scadden, Jr., with having a few days ago violently pushed him off a high sidewalk, and a warrant will probably be issued for Scadden’s arrest. Beardsley was budly. hurt by the fall, broken. Lodge, No 13, F. and A. M., will be held Wednesday evening. Cuts, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively. cures Piles, or guaranteed to give perfect salisfaction, or money refunded, per box. Drug Store. Medicines that pretend to do the work of The effects of S S S most of ‘theni are’ (ieedetieetidieedell W OTs @ than the diseases. they pretend to cure. There is butone permanentcure . for contagious blood poison, and that . is to be found in And it is the only medicine that wili permanently destroy the itis a purely vegetable remedy, pets— . , entirely harmless, and yet it is the. sia ged isi bens . most potent blood purifier ever tt . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, THE GREAT FICNIC. Games and Prizes te Se An_ Mounced Temorrew, Says last evening’s Tidings: The A: 0. F. of -A.-N.8.G. W. joint picnic committee is rapidly completing its plans and arranging for carrying them iuto execution. The merchants ef Grass Valley are being waited upon by sub-committees and invited to contributs to the prizes to be awarded by the Entertainment Committee, Such prizes will be advertised, together with the names of thé'donors. Cash ;rizes will also be awarded, Of the sub-committees referred to, Messrs, Powell, McLachlan, Stone and Prisk have been delegated to call upon the Main sireet merchants, and Mesers. Hocking, Dunstan, Campbell and Hogan to call “upmn the Mill street merchants. Mr. McLachlan has also been assigned Bosten Ravine. ‘The sub-commitiees The Grass The baseball game in the mourning Both sides will Two thousand progammes will be Five bids for privileges were reTue Knights of Sherwood Forest will ‘lend the picnic in full uniform and 71 eae : It is-known-that-a largenumber of ind for the year. THE CENTAAL VAUIFIC, tarters of the Great Rallre: a Across the Centinent. The Sacramento Sunday Union of The stockholders of the Central PaArticles of association acamento; D. W. Strong, Datcu ommissiouers—B, k, Moore, Dutch lat; Edward Brickell, Illinois town, res, Sacramento. The Cha:iles McLaughlin named m ky The Werltd Kariched, The facilities of the present day for 1ewn the more popular it be«Oo Joseph Beardsly charges Thomas Mr. is thought some of bis ribs were ——— . Masonic Meeting. The regular meeting of Nevada Buckicn’s Arnica suive. The Best Salve in the world for Sores, Ulcers, Salt heum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chapped ands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail no pay required, It is Price 25 cents For sale at Carr Brothers’ a20ly DON'T TAKE of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, ~ Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. things are down. We ladies. know that Democratic busbands can lie to each other but they can’t lie to un. Vm a Democratic woinaa, but I don’t a DEMOCRAT’S WIFE. ed She Retuses te be Feeled by the Peliticiages. In a recent number.of the Chicago Tater-Ovean Mra. Elizabeth Hunt of Bloomington, who speaks for herself and te the point, gives her impressions of the’ McKinley bill in the following terse language: Iam aDemocrat’s wife, but I am sick of seeing such lies aa this in newspapers whoseeditors claim not to be fools. Icut this paragraph out of the Chicago Heralu to day: When a woman pays 50 cents more a yard for stuff to “make a dress ef than she would nave to puy if the McKinley bill had nut become a law she would keep it to herself. So doing she will confer a great favor on , President Harrison, who thinks that be Muy get anoth«r term in the White House if people will quit making “malevolent” rem rks about the tariff.—N. Y. Times. Now, don’t this fool Democrat who edits the Herald know, or can’t bis wife tétt him thateveryihing a woman . a Wears costa less than it did before the McKinley bilt passed? Calico is 41 cents a yard; a good Summer silk of nice pa'tern costs ‘rom 25 tol h 35 centea yard. Iv used to cost $1. Black silk can be bought for from 60 vents to $1 that uscd to cost from\ $2 to $3.50. Sugar costs 5 cents that used to cost 8 cents. Ribbons cost haif the old pce, stockings the same, and jerseys, since they are making them io this cuuntry, cost balf as much as tlie imported. La:lies’

We women are not foola. Let the Herald liar stick to men’s things when he lies, aud try not to lie about: w.men’e things. We won't stand it. wantany lyiag to keep the party up. fasted 28 days. HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Various Mate tere of Local Interest. Pay your city taxes. The fasting cow of You Bet still lives, and is daily gaining strength. Grass Valley Branch of the Young Men’s Lastitute will have a picnic on the 6th of next month. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. GQ. W., tonight. growl of the Curly Beare. The suit of Chasies Grimes, assignee, ag:inet John and Ann Kistle is on trial today ia the Superior Court, Superintendent Dennis of the Mountaineer mine has rented J. E. Brown’s residence property on Nevada etreet. R. H. Forman has parchased the Dunnicliff lot on Sacramenio street just abovethe Plaza and will erect a business house there, W. ©. Barker writes to the RecerdUnion that the famous You Bet cow It was ‘without food ad water for 38 days. The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Nevada County Land Associarion, « advertised for tonight, a8 been postponed one week. Dividend No. . 3 of’ cents’ a share, aggregating $1500, was declared by the Directors ofthe W. Y. O. D. mining company of Grass Valley on Saturday evening. The meeting of the Diriyo Whist Club which wus to have been. held: next Friday evening at Mra. F. G. Beatty’s home,—has one week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds of. Rough and Ready died Sunday, aged 5 months. The funeral tovk place at Rough and Ri yesterday. BROKING FOR GOLD. Also a been postponed a Co Bi ing sworn to by & -E, C, Mor, We women are not fools. TMR DUNSi1 8M LAS. _—— The Information set Aside. by Judge Catdwell. The motion te set aside the information charging She. iff Dunater with bing disqualified. by-. intoxication fe the discharge of hig official duties, and which had been heretofoie argued, came up inthe Superior Court to-day for decision, Judge Caldwell made an order grantIng the motion of the defendant. The motion te dismiss was made on . . the ground that before the fling of the information the defendant had net been legally committed in the lower court—hat Ju-tice of the Peace Muley had _no jurisdiction-in-a-casa of this ind, The trouble grew out of Sheriff Dunster’s visit a few months ago to the Tam pli house between this city nd Washington, the complaint beMrs, Taraplin, SS“A GROWL.” Mr. Eprtor: Although my faxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to meas if T nata munh mare I feel that I have a right to criticise those extravaganoes that are factors in the creation of high taxes. I have in my mind the county hospital No soorier does the impecunious citizen become broken down and “debilitated, than he rushes offte the hospital Even persistent dyspepsia and constipation ere getting to be excuses for admission. Hence, allow mé space to enter my feeble Protest against further continuance of this pernicious practive. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should know that they ean save the county that ex pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation fs a sovereign cure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case. Ufider the circumstances a full hospital is inexcusable, — hence this growl. OEE es PRET A CITIZEN. French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. woman needs.and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson. Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, They are what every Compound su iphar Powder. This in the beat blood purifier sold. arr Bros. : tf 060-0 Faurs of digestion cause disorders of the liver, and the whole system: becomes deranged. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengtheni.g Cordial Purifier perfects the process —_ of digestion and assimilation, thus makes pure blood. Forsule by Carr Bros, and Blood Will be Micke Wednesday, I will on or about the 13th instant receive direct from Canada a large consignment of pure and fresh Maple Sugar and Syrup. m9-tf, Tos. Suuat.err. Plaza Store. Tuar hacking cough can be se quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. W:: guarantee it. . Sold by Carr Bros, Fer Billousness Use Compound Buiphur Powder, Carr ros. sell it. tf ba! National Motel Arrivais, A. Chiniand fam., Ohio, 8. K. Heath, aud w., French Corral, G. H. Colby, Duteb Flat, . W. Nicolle ands., ‘ J. Nicolls, : E. A, Selfridge Jr., San Francieco, 2. Lisne, eS, bs 5 samably, has. A. Vercelina, a , Praschold M, D., be . Charovant, ——~ ed . &. Danohue, Washington, . Callinan, . B.iugh, Colorado, . F. Kramer, Mauaybert. an, Grave Valley, aos Seeonokm Mitchel J, Ostrom, Bloomfeld, J, E. Shand, Graniteville, J. R. Wookey, ss H, Geslay, Cones o Flat, {tion until the 3d Monday in A New Way te Wrespoct Fer AuFrifereus Gravel, E. J. Wood, representing the American Well Worke of Aurora, Iil., is visiiing this section with a view to introduciag the hydraulic jetting preocess and ap,liances for the purpose ol prospecting gravel claims. Mr. Wood, who is an artesian well expert of wide experience, claims a record oi 400 feet in ten hours’ work with one. of these machines in: Sierra Valley vhere they have been successfully used for the past four yearsin boring for artesian water.’ Tuerx is more-Catarrh in this sécWOMEN AND STRONG DRINK. A Question Concerning \liRemes “and Parente. The Marysville Democrat says: In the ourse of his lecture here a few evenings ago, Major Hilton spoke of the growing tendency to strong drink by the womien of te-day, as compared with years past. And it has had the good effect that was desired and needed in this nity, because it has caused parents ane others to look to their household and inquire after the habits and course ot the children, The practice ef Visiting restaurants and private entrances to saloons by ludies and girls, and there indulging in wine, beer and liquor, is a growing evil that is causing many a heart to ache, and doing great damage tothe morals of the fair sex of the country. These so-called social pleasures ure of the first steps that lead to the downfall and loss of reputation of fair women, and the practice is becoming of far ton freque st _occurrence, and of alerming reanli . There is nead of a check to luis sort uf practice here among oar g od peoplé, and particularly that the daughters of tender years be watched more closely, or there will because ta reg ‘et it when too late. Schilling’s Best. » Untried—a joy denied, Flour 83 all undred POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening stren ;h Latest U.S. Government Food Re-. port. tion of the country than all other dis: eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed.to—be-incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science hus proven Catarrh to be a con-. ° stitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure, manufactured. by F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ulmy Consutuuonal cure in tne Market. drops to a teaspooniul. It acts directly: upon the blood and mucoue Surprising— inducements—offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated Special terms to consumers, ; Saarogees mailed frée on receipt o Great American Susporsing Tea Tt is tuken internally : i ddsea from 10 aa Str KOW TO MAKE MONEY. TEAS, COFFEES AND PICKS, name and address. et, Nevada Agents Wanted Evervwhere. surfaces of the system. They offer one bundred dollars for any case it fails ‘to cure. Send for circulars and ~-Delinquent-No:ice: OXTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL wu Y.in; Company. Location o’ p toc’ a testimonials. Address, F. J. Cuznzy & Co., Toledo, O. M&F Sold by Druggists, 75c. AGure Cure Fer the Liquer er Opium Habits, iy ae onpes-te tha sane Of we ie— spective shaie O.der8, #8 10l'ows : The East India cure for these awful noXtinet cet, Ft yam i . Bowie, A. J. Jr. ue ‘ habits can be given without the pe Haggin, Louis T. Trus.ee 314 1 260 tient’s knowledge, and is the only Hagzin, Louis T. i 35 1 20 known specific for the purpose; it is Hare Louise ee zi “sh 9 not injuricus in the least degree; Sosstidecae : eee a manufactured by Emerson Drug Ce., . Ro'pe James Trustee 2 58. 14 $.50 San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. {o]ph: James” i he es Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City, ‘ Tr you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear Hi bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLedn’s Strengthening Eye Salve. by Carr Bros. LEE ELE ESTILO: pisos Oo. bueinesy, nia. Nevada County, Califunia. ‘ol'owing desc ibed stock, 04 accouat of amnoceement No, 47, levied on tse eveuty6 twenty-sixth day of Ma‘en, 16°1, so many shoies of each parcel of svch pcock as may NO, 520 Sansome s.-eet. Bau ‘ranuciueo, Cal. on Wed jerner the T wenty-Seventh da: May, 1691, t é o ments thereon, together with cesta of ad25 cents a box. For sale Yeriisiag end experses of the sule. Sam Francisco, California. Ban Fraucisco, Gal’ aton of works, Noch Bioo niet, Notice—There are delinqueut v0 tae xth day of Macch, 1591. ae several And in ascordar ce wita Jaw, ed an or. et of the Board of Diiecto's, made on the 3 necessary, wi)' be-seld at public aucon, at the office o! ihe Cemnany, Koom 24, of he hour of 8 o'clock A said day to pay said Delinquent AssessH. PICHOTR, Secretary, Office—Room 24, No. 320 Sause ne Street, . : .Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘Is a peculiar medicine. It is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Bervies, and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itself, giving to Hood’s Sarsaparilia curative power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others failHood’s Sarsapariila Is the best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and ‘cures Nicinee 4s hereby given by the underof and all peisons. peviae clainis acine the said decunsed, to exhibit necessary vouchers, w'thian four months e/ter ihe flisi nud:ieafion of this notice to tne said Adwninisera.rix, at Law Office of Fred Geatls, at Nevada City, N Calliorata, the. the «:aas.ciion of tate, in said couu.y of Nevuda, Aduinisizatorot the Esta.e of 8. E. Evorey, Notice to Credicora, of 8. E, Siorey, deceased. signed, Ad.oi ils. atrix of she Esiate of torey, deceased, to the creditors taem with the , evada County, e helug the p'ace™ for e business of said esM&S, #. M. STORY Dated this bith day of May, 1801.3 Fred Searis, Atiornev. meyll Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Bilfousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. athome. Such has. become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla than all other Barsaparillas or blood purifiers. The same Hood’s Sarsaparilla L thatthe following named setiler has filed no.ice of . erintentionto make fiual 9 ie sepros of her Claim, and that said proof Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Neral’ al at his oiler Kara parallel ‘. City, ou Monday, June i5, viz Has met peculiar and un leled success ie pees widde ani heli of wi roe i uss li, deceased, Preemption§ D. 8, No, 12981, for the &, 4 of 8. W. 4 NK BE.M D. M, rove Paitive on of, said bk ’ success is extending al} over the country, Gity PO) Novena Co. Cal” wil of Nevada 1 Notice For Publication. ND OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL., ay 9, 1891, Notice is hereby given proof made before Cierk Superior Gourt Nevada , Bec, 84, Tp 17, She'.ames the fo lowing witnesses to f if cont nu us pevienee upon and #: Henry air, Pedro Qzallt, Morris M. 0., C mayl! CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, Seid by druggists. §1; six for g5. Prepared by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar Notice to Tax Payers, c Seitages and plage dor pe wring ‘ Will of salauriae we pe & : v4 " teetlon wo heen ae of The Assessment Book of. the snpiication oi, Wm. Boots for the lam ; te and where any pe.son inte-euted the City of Nev.da is now by ome gy Me I THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR a Court, made on the 9th hereby given onday, the ba de tM fe » at 10 clocks. M, f 1d da} tithe Court room of said at the Cours House in the City and © Notice of Proving Will, the County of Nevada, State of Califor. In the Matier of the Estate of Bridget Moloskey, Pursuant to an erder of said Superior of May, 1891, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J.GREANY, Depa tian’ in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and will remain open to inspecTRENBERTH BROS., GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH Loe eS VEGETABLES, PRUIT, Ete., At the Beehive Grecery Store. tf ables me to sell lower than other houses, BEHOLD SAMUEL YEON Be LARGE VARIETY AND LITTLE PRICES ome . Three Expert Millinery Trimmers on Fine 150 Rolls of Carpets Just 21 Pieces of 3-Ply at 75 Cents—Handsome Patterhs. ‘ “— WANTED f The address of any per° son not acquainted with . the Fact that the Leading CANDY FACTO * S RY of this city is located at No. 7 Commercial St., where Candies of all kinds are manufactured daily. “ KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.” THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Headquaiters for Candies. J M. FOLEY, Prop’r, 5 and 7 Commercial st. ea pies eetgys aogier eels Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. Ihave now-a large and complete stock of ==" : a Ladies, Misses’ and Childrens’ Hats, Flowers, Tips, Plumes, Hibbons aid Laces, Of the Latest Styles and Shades, will-be soldat astonish ing Low. Prices, CHILDREN’S TRIM MED HATS, Ly Idesans An Arta 2a ye LADIES’ HATS, From 25 cents up: FLOWERS AND-WREATI IS, nice, fresh goods, From 25 cents up. All these goods have just arrived direct from the man ufacturers, and are not the leavings of the San) Francisco Millinery and Auction Houses. All my Hats are trimmed by MRS. COHN, which en4 Call and be convinced thereof. Casper Cor, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevala City, Cal, , —THE— MONSTER STOCK OF DRY goons WIT \ Gras:s Valiey. A SPECIALTY. Hats -_ , a Y and Bonnets--No Two Alike. ae sa ae Arrived. 4 Fine Brussells at 50 Cents Up, 9 Misfit Carpets at Your Own Prices. : et SALDIL ZTEO,. © Proprietor of the Bezhive Grass Valley, % * } Hl