May 12, 1893 (4 pages)

== THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Exchange. Table Decoration. The fashion of beautifying the table, Troubles of an Early Office Seeker. —_— BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. FEIDAY EV’NG. MAY 12%. "93. i OO THE PR°CESSION. i Will Be the Largest Ever Seen in ‘this Part of the State. — The Knights of Pythias, parade on which in these days iscarried to'such an extent, is by no means so original as many claim it to be. It~is simply the revival of an old custom. We are told that in France when the great joints grew distasteful and small dishes took their place decorations of the table changed too. Permanent pieces called “<dormants,” or “snrtouts:” made of crystal and mounted in sijwer were placedin the middle of the table, and from them branched.candelabra of gilt and silver, vases filled with flowers, tiny trays covered with sweetmeats, or here and there statuettes. : , Finally the surtout grew so large that it almost covered the table. People at last grew tired of the monotony of this ornament, no matter how artistic it Incidents more amusing to the general public than the parties involved frequently occur here in connection with the struggle fof office. An episode is circulated today of which the Shoreman Georgian senator, office seekers, an obdinake wakesanes and a deceitful friend. It appears that the Georgian, believin in the proverb of the early bird, visited the hotel at a very immature hour of the morning to interview the junior senator from his state. He had a dim idea of the situation of the senator’s apartments, but nevertheless went ahead on his quest. He knocked at each door as he groped along the corriders, inquiring for Senator Gordon and arousing the inmates from their slumbers, thrilling some of hotel was the scene and the characters & KH. H. Langley, .— “R. J. Mayhen,_ = LL. Brosse, ' . R. Wehe, Sy y § S. Bigelow and wife, ** . E, Fenton, ae W. F. Evans, : fees Jonn Prout, Sucre Bolivia, K. A. Blair, Sac Veskingto William Hoger, ‘Washington, . G. F. Beaks, Columbia Hill, W. L. McClure, Mexico, c. J. Garland, Oakland, William Hughes, Penryn, ii W. A. Dickerson, Denver,“ Mrs. Williams and daughter, ‘¢-” James Mcintosh, Dutch Flat” M, Shea, Moore’s Flat, © W. Bonney, ee Bi “peer Worsh Living? = Tas! depend upos tho me, the spirit is dePp » & heavy weight exists after eating, with eral despondency and the blues. The Liver is Ww. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE aot'he: Best Calf Shoe in the world for the price. nee eee the housek r = ec ope them with apprehension that the place eepe: was-on-fire,There-might haye been a ‘ scene of wild excitement but for the apM., Rodgers, Kwapa. pearance of a watchman, who took the George rly early bird in charge as a suspicious chart y acter. The Georgian protested vigorously, but vainly, . On his way he caught sight ) of a fri A. J. Bovey, ee W.L. Dougias shoes are sold everywhere. bk. Q. Brown, Red? iy q ould weer them. It isa duty you owe 7 your money. Econ zein your footwear purohasing W. L. Douglas Shoes, whi represent the best value at the prices advertised above, thousands can testify. a@ Take No Substitute. «9 : Beware of fraud. None genuine without W. L. las name and price stamped on bottom. Look it when you buy. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by of the health; and a sa, simple remedy that acts_ like Nature, does not constipate afterwards or ‘require constant taking, does not interfere wi business or pleasure dur: is part of nd instead the ceriter of the dnd grandest ever seen 19 this p : wr a oe covered with a layer of ge sation, except the Ma-. potter’s clay, in which a florist would FEY Toei cepted the invita-. set cut flowers in any design that pleased sonic orders, have ee ae on, . him. Artists were often employed to tion to turn out on the above occasion, decorate the table, the center of which and as all the minés = “Onion Arrivals, — ill close down and . eee tbe covered with temples, bridges, business suspended in Grass LS. Bradbury, San Juan, _George Fuller, s¢ /_ amphitheaters or emblematic groups of is ci the various or this city, the ranks of ql will be well filled. The procession will consist of ., ; Goyne’s Band. Green’s Band. Jenkins’ Band. Truckee Drum Corps. —Wevada bight Guard— Uniform Rank of Patriarchs Militant, L O. O. F. of Nevada City. Uniform Rank of Patriarchs Militant of Grass Valley. figures, all made of paste. ‘Sometimes the artist. would represent a landscape covered with snow. . M. Carada invented an artificial hoarfrost, which was melted by the heat of the room, during which process the guests saw the thawing of the river and the budding of the trees and flowers as spring . saeceeded winter. Phere were also the to him t6 identify him and rescuexd, from the policeman’s grasp: dat te did thinking it all a joke, sya#éver svn him not know the man at he ws an imin his life and g@dner in hie €xtremity postor. Thp€all upon Se~tor Gordon 7 disconsolate,— Taground glass, beads and bread 4 ie made very ingenious *—__ ble cloth*rrorses In Spectacles. Uniform Rank of Knights of Sherwood. Firemen of Grass Valley. Firethé falley. ; : _eneitig Odd Fellows from-Dutch Flat, You Bet, North San Juan and North Bloomfield. Native Sons of the Golden West of Nevada City. Native Sons of the Golden West of Grass Valley. . Pythian Sisters of Nevada City. Pythian Sisters of Grass Valley. Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias— 300 members from all parts of the State. ~ Court. Garfield of Nevada City, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Court Pride ef Grass Valley, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Uniferm Rank of Knights of Pythias of Grass Valley. ‘ _.Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias -of Nevada City. : And several other organizations. ~ A-PLEA PORTE LADIES. 2 eee Tobaceo-Spitters Are Requested to Leave a Portion of the Sidewalk Clean. “. to spectacles. “Horses, it appears, are taking ‘kindly The Optician, which has made spécial investigations into the subject, gives the case of a short sighted horse whose owner ordered for him a pair of spectacles. They-were made to fasten firmly into the head stall ‘so that they could not be shaken out .of ‘place, At first the animal appeared startled by this addition to his harness, but-he soon got used to his. glasses and liked them 80. much that when he was. turned out to pasture he felt uneasy and uncomfortable without his goggles.apf one Sunday hung around the barn awd whinnied go ‘ plaintively that the owner put the headstall and goggles on him, and the horse was-so glad that he/rubbed the man’s shoulder with his nose as the only method of returning thanks. . ‘ Dogs who suffer from short sightedness have also been provided with spectacles and have been able thereby to recognize their canine acquaintances much further off than before: Ifthe system is not carried further no great harm will be done, but suppose ‘‘uppish” horses and dogs insist upon discarding goggles for the pincenez or even. the monocle? Puppies in eyeglasses would be intolerable.—London Telegraph. When Tennyson Was Made a Peer. : I spent with Lord Tennyson a long evening fill nearly midnight the day be“gableurs,” who, by means:of beautif ly colored sands, powdéred. mares, tox e has gone hom $= -4S:ngton Cor. Atlastf Constitution. “Th Rpinning ‘The peg top will in the nectar, of Ae small boy,” said an of Bridgeport, ngs. many new patetting plaything, but and go the old time peg top, shapély zat unembellished, remains, and ite pfularity continues to grow with th¢years. The boys are spinning all over the United States. big young men of Yale college But you -e any fancy tops anywhere. Inna tub of water and throw up rs, hot air tops and planetary gyroes, singing tops and humming tops, ld’s fair tops in the shape of spheres, aeroplane tops that flit cloudward, bit none of them survives a single season. The peg top, with or without a head, is ever in demand, though. They are spinningeverywhere. ‘‘A evidence, too, that boys are not as barbarkk as they‘used to be in their sports is hadin'the disappearance. of the long steel poim tops. I remember when I was & boy.we used to purchase steel pointers to ds up other boys’ tops with, or we would digw the ordinary peg from Be See substitute a long nail sharp-. enefl down to a vary keen point. Many is the top I split with my steel pointer in the good old days, but i dont see sxv steel pointers now, so I take it for granted. the genus kid has undergont sorte tine Globe-Democrat. nd from his state_and appegle E have designed fountain tops to}Miss UC. Archer, td W. C. Hopkins, Oakland, H. Bottemly, You Bet, Thomas Wayman, Pike City, J. C. Morgan, San Francisco, J. C. Bolan, ” A. B. Curlin, = }. Wilmer, we T. B. Anderson, #§ L. O. Lando, Marysville,— S. Thompson, 2 George McLaughlin, ~‘ Rk. T. Roberts, Reno, E. B. Rafferty, “ C. B. Bradley, Berkeley. TO THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.%% Procure Your Cards Before the Rush Commenees for Them. The Transcaipt office has just received twenty thousand cards, of twenty different styles, and new type to. print them. : All Knights who intend to have cards should send in their orders at once, as it will be impossible to supply them next week ongecount of the great rush that wilt take place, Don't get left while you-can precure them .at the Transcript office at San Francisco prices. -—-Call-and examine the specimens. Simmons Liver RegueaTor surely eures headache; indigestion and all dis-. ‘orders. of the liver. cine the worldever saw. Have tried other remedies than temporary relief, but mot only relieved but cured. ing its:use, makes Simmons Liver tor a medical perfection. snow that for , it is the best mediRegulator, and none of them = sy ide more H. H. Jonzs, Macon, Ga, Nosopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simanen. Liver Reguator. a5) eee Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff.& Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds: . . to be found this side of Sacramento. The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and—is—guaranteed to be first-class in every particular, Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City. Country orders promptly attended to. fll-t Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century: ‘«Cupidene,” for the _ resteration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the tand most effective remedy ever{iscovered. Millions of been restored to perfect health by its use. The sale of this medicine in England, France and Germany is unparalleled. Since its introduction into the United. States.tens of thousands.of.peole have been relieved. Carr Bros. and . D. Vinton have just received a large fo! Liver . JOUN DELBRIDGH, Broad Street, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S FarnitureRooms, Commercial St. AVING pur@hased Geo. Tracy's ‘stock of Furniture and Bedding at a Great Sacrifice, Lam enabled to sell goods at prices that,wil a«tonish the publie. For the next thirty days I will offer Gre: t Bargains in order to make roem for.my Spring stock, which will commence to ar-tiye—in afew dars. Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to, Goods sold at the lowest prices in the county for -POT CASH. ‘ Just Out— WORLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLDERS, Call andexamine them. .-All business transacted on business prin ciples. Upholstering and all kinds of Repairing done on short notice. Z Kemember the place—Commercial Street “ext door to Téa Store, Nevada City. CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC Merchant tTailors, FURNITURE! Calland examine my gouds before pur_ ._Chasing elsewhere. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED, bs) manization in recent years.”—St.;Louis ae 66 Chav ” oF . ic fore he took his oaths and his'seat as a stock Oe ene. Try i all ye) []AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP -ON fi Se °. . peer. He was occupied a good dealin Harned Secutitins Dupticsio’; = = Ss . ee eet ee ee —— Union street, in the City Hotel build. Epiron -Traxsernt: Your reperter. writing and bringing to perfection a Ou: dacs: Si nent ear es Anal t = , — — : ing, where they -will be pleased to see was walking down Broad street ia the poem of four lines, which he told me New Brnnswick Nid. and the antes : Hires’ Root Beer. their epee They are now making up B “early evening, watching two well-dressed — —_— badesig ape ‘ee * from Lancaster, containing valuable letThat AY ER’S SarSaparilla CURES ~ Headquarters for this deliciour andj “°° ladies making frantic but vain efforts ‘to i pe i. Jength, “* . ters of exchange from several of our = 1 Di healthful summer beverage—at the BeeSPRING AND SUMMER SUITS a ok Site tchases is . nteresting to hear of his tentative banking institutions, was destroyed. The. OTHERS of Scrofulous iseases, . "¢ : ; : 5 i Al SLIME ALS, E —. na : a = S ; iq . “Horts qnd his rejection of them, till his . Pancaster Trust company had pd largest . Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Liver and hive Grocery Store, Commercial street oS ns bo cewennn os t covered the sidewalk, when one said) ear and hisapind were perfectly satisfied ce ian isenine Desens Rhee ~0“. eg bpaymeill bowen tt thee or ot o = ee 5 LAF 3 £ * E F * Ne 8, be eka ay — most emphatically: ‘‘This is a shame ;. Next day I met him in the house of lords mail in the burned pouch. The trust} Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Bova 0 0--— eeu master Flower ine Cloths, both limported and};Domes 2 company has received the advice that he map ang Caan h., should. aeeena f tic, from which to choose. I wish the Traxscrirt would take it] and saw him write his name on the roll Seeds at Carn Bros. . tf = rs. kasd #18 Gratitying to kmow that they : e up.” of pee te ie treatment WILL cURE you. All : +e = sees — =o "Tt may Le hat ten are only thought; bo eR ve = tue a va, . tat wot tose w toler, although they were. that lias been said of the Wonderful . ~ GAnpen Sitepa,all iresh and of the very AP if { fit ( gn { } lees and do net realize the expense and. Ceedingly scanty on that historic occa . pnt to a big amount of trouble. cures effected by the use of best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf CI GC j . wllal dll ee 0 inconvenience which ‘they cause others, and that if ‘you do call their attention to this matter they will hereafter refrain from expectorating over the whole sidewalk. If there are others who do not care, let the Marshal remind them that ladies have rights, and it is not’ unreasonable to. ask for ene-fourth of the sidewalk, allowing three-fourths for a genexal cuspidore., 2EPORTER. Society Cards. The Tkanscrirt office has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest designs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice. Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the session of the Grand Lodge next month A Knight without cards that weck will be out of fashion, and the old saying is you wight as well be out of tlie world as out of fashion. Bring in your orders now and avoid the rush that is sure to occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. a= I do not think that a dozen persons were present. The poet was not in the smallest. degree elated. His true eminence towered supremely above the adventitious honor, yet he could not but feel the gratification which had arisen, not from the fulfillment of a kind of ambition which he had never felt, but from the sense of the secure fame involved in the recognition by his country of the priceless services which he had rendered to her literature.—London Sunday Magazine. sion. A Long Horse Car Line. “A street car line 50 miles long is pretty good for length,” said H. G. Fouse at the Southern. ‘‘There is such a line in the Argentine Republic, but it isn’t the longest in the world. The street car line between Vera Cruz and Jalapa is 63 miles in length. I have ridden on it, and the trip isn’t much worse than it used to be to go to. Lowell a few years ago on what was the old Fifth street line in this city. Horses are changed about évery 10 miles. When the grade is steep, they are changed at shorter interva's. “The distance is covered in about eight hours, and the fare is 10 cents a mile. The superintendent of the line's a man named-Thrailkill, who was one of Quantrell’s lieutenants during the war. These unusually long horse car. lines that one finds in South America are relics of the first attempts at railroad building, the . primitive road of this _kind having been devised somewhere in Massachusetts, the cars running on wooden rails and being drawn by horses.”—St. Louis Globesept in the ease of $10,000 in esllatera Ajl returns were perfectly made exwhich required advertising in the eastern papers and considerable formality before the stock could be received. Everything, however, has. now been adjusted, and without losstoanybody. The exact contents in the letters of the trust. company were $20,000 in stocks, $17,514.07 if notes and drafts, and $3,357.41 in checks, a total of $40,891.48.—Lancaster (Pa.) -Examiner. Do Ants Talk? I one day saw a droveof the smal) black ants moving, perbaps to better quarters. The distance was some 150 yards, Most all whichcame from the old home carried some cf thé household goods. Somie had eggr, some had what may have answered for their bacon or meat; some had one tiing and some another. I sat and watched them closely for over an hour. I noticed that every time two met in the way they woulc hold their heads close together as if eeting one another, and no maticr ow often the meéting took place thi same thing occurred, & though a shor: ehat were necessary. To prove more about, I killed one who was on his way. Oters being eyewitnesses to the murde. went with speed, and with every ant hey met this talking took place as befoe, But instead-of a pleasant greeting,jt was sad news they had to commumkats, J know it was sad news, for every 8B.+nat these parties met hastily turned bach nd fled on another course, as much as say, -The Superior Medicine. & Sarsaparilla duritig ttre past-50-years,.truthfully applies to-day. Itis, in every sense, Its curative properties, strength, effect, and flavor are always the same; and for whatever blood diseases AYER’S Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield to this treatment. When you ask for AYER’S Sarsaparilla don’t be induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes, which are mostly mixtures of the cheapest ingredients, contain 20 sarsaparilla, have no uniform standard of appearance, flavor, oreffect, are bloodpurifiers.in name only, and are offered to you because there is more profit in selling them. Take AYER’S Sarsaparilla Erepwred by Dr. J.C, ae &Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggists Price $1; six bottles, $5. To counteract the desire for strong drink take Simmons Liver. Regulator. Are-You-iver ‘Tired 2 Do you ever think your skin needs a rest? It certainly does. It needs a tonic to tone it up just like a run-down system. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The Skin Food and Tissue-Builder, Is a food for the It makes skin firm and preserves its elasticity, thus preventing wrinkles. You eannot freckle or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table is complete witbout it. One pot (75 centg) last three months, used daily. It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD on the market. BEWARE OF WORTH10S IMITATIONS and accept ne substitute. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City,.Cal. For any special or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MKS. NETTIk HARRISON 26 Geary street, San Francisco Cal, Superfluous hair permanently remoy ed. : ly-maré6, skin. the Agents forthe F. Tiromas Dye Works, San Francisco. Agents fer the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. ._._ No, 1950. # fA pplication For Patent. United States Land Office, } S4cramento, Cal., March 2d, 1593. j Nance is hereby givea that JOHN MeBEAN, whose Post Office address is Washington, Nevaia County, ‘alifornia, has this day filed his application fer a Puatentfer 1404 linear fect ofthe GAMBRINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and mill site, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, s:tuated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada aud State of Califuruia, aud designated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this office as lot No. 57, a. and b., in ‘Towuship 18 North, Range 11 Kastof Mt. Diablo Meridian, Said Let No. 57, A. and B., being described as foliows, towit > LODE LINE, Beginning at the South iode.post marked G.Q. M. No. 1;" thence mag. var, 169 50’ E. N. 15° 06' #., 22.65 chains or 149450 feet to post in rock © ound marked “G, Q.M. No. 2” from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 25, T, 18 .N.,K. IL E., bears “N, 3° 61’ K. 15.53 chaiis distant, EXTERIOR BOUNDARIB3. Commencing at SW, cor. at post in rock mound marked “4. Q. M. No. 6;’ thence mag. var. 16° 60° E.,N.15° £2.05 Chaius or 1434.¥ feet to. post marked “G. Q. M. Nu, 5,” thence § 74° 50’ E, at 5.24 1 chs post in rock mound “G. Q, M. &. L.” from which the See. cor. common tu Secs. 21, 22, 27 und 28, 1.318 N., KR. 11 E. M. D,; M., bears n.10 22 15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chuins or 6U0 feet pustin rock mound marked *'G. Q. M No. 4;” thence 8.15° 05’ W. 22.65 chats or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound marked "G, Q. M. No, 3;” thence, N. 74° W. 9.09 chailis or 600 feet to place of beginning, Coutaining 20.58 acres, SURVEY OF MILL SITE. James Cairns Has returned to Nevada City, and will in about a week open in the Dulding next 10 Henzessy’s Stable ON BROAD STREET, With the LARGEST STOCK*OF HARNESS, , SADDLES, ROBES, WHIPS, Ete, Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale at'a LOWER RATE than the same Quality of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State. ret te bet ane ad I oe alee eee A pe a Just . . a4. _ honray. ¥. 5. and sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose pre wentsreturn. Werefer, by permission, to W. ¥L Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.;Geo. A. Werner, 531 California &t. 8. F.; Mra. C. Mel£\ vin, 136 Kearny St. & F.,and many others who é Democrat. “For the king’s sake and for your & do not go thers, for I have seen a me ster just behind that is able to destroy us all atone blow. I saw him kill one of our family. I do not know how many more are killed.” So the news spread, andit was true. How was the news communicated if not by speech.—Magagine of Natural History. THOMPSON, W. H. DURYEA HOTEL MIDLAND, : (European,) Cures others, will cure you . r. «. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked "G.Q.M. 8. N. W. Cor,” up nu th South bounuary of the Gambriaus Quar Claim ; thence mag. vir. 162 50’ E 73. 74 50’ KE. 4.71 chains or 310.8 feet to post in ruc mound merked “G, Q. M.S. N. E. Cor: thence 8 1° 22’ W. 1.73 chains or‘ 1175 fee along East boundary of sec. 28, ip. 18 Nl E,, ¥. Db. M. to post marked “G, QM, 8.’ from which the 1-45ee, Cor, between Secs 27 and 28, T. 18 N. K, li E,, M.D. B. and M bears 51° 22° W 52 links distant ; theneo Aig 3 Ww. 7-46 chains or 471.2 feet to post n rock mound marsed “G. Q. M8. 8S EF Chicago, 111. Cor,” ; thence N, 74° 50’ W. Px ‘ naind “A % 400 {cet, postin rock mound marked “G, &. ; a M. 8.8. W. Cor.” ; thence N. 48° 20’ E., 9.09 Chains or 600 feet to-place of beginning, Containing 4.74 acres, + Good Deed of a College Sentor Class. The senior classof the Bowdoin college at a class meeting held Monday afternoon did a very philanthropic act. Mr. ‘Winkley iw an address to the students raise a fu DT tvtho ontgoing classes to some poor but ambitious vega pf aiding legiate education. ag o pore el m his s estion, have voted to Se eae a een oe the sum of #150 annually for four. Gold—not ye:mMuch Gold. ss Ho.5 and Lot*For 8 le 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St. juishcinmeeasaneia porary pi mca secured yan Siaiee ears for this purpose. Some,arght. precious metal—yields thé-a.bye of the 6 COLT Beri vt witel tho human retina is capable. It behooves the designer to employ it most sparingly, save where an effect of utmost splendor is aimed at. Unhappily many persons with no right to splendor desire to be splendid; everybody, seeing that society has become impatient of sumptuary laws has a legal right to be as splendid as he can. Every hackney driver oti*his cab every ) publican on his premises, every publisher on the miserable cloth covers of his Christmas books, may vie with his neighbor and rival in the cheap and lavish use of what is the ideal of costliness and mee Se hog? fotficus djgplay of what used to be iy a 3 —truth—pure The evil resultifig from Gola has alike ant to A pest age designer or regarded by he beholder with any reverence, for, taking excessive advantage of that property which makes it possible to spread it in infinitesimally thin layers, it is-used to impart merit to faulty design and spurious value to cheap material. It is not a single jackdaw, but every. contemptible or obscene bird, that -flaunts itself in peace¢k's Rlumes.—Blackwood’s Magazine. TUE RESIDENCE O inated ate pacino: °* . New Buling 100 Elegantly Furnished Rooms! i Tatin, East Fairfield, and given the sum of $600 to help him through college. Of course it is e ted that he will entex. Bowdoin. This is an entirely new move on the of classes there, but it is hoped that t will meet with approval and that succeeding classes will follow their example. —Portland (Me.) Argus. . i Constipation for 25 years. I was Snduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, Z recognized initan herb the Mexicans used togive us in the early 50's for bowel troubles. @ came to California in 1839,)and I knew it would help meandithas For the first time 4m years I can sleep well and my system ig fegular. The old Mexican herbs in this pemedy aréa certain cure in constipation and bowel " JOYS Vegetable — { Sarsaparilla . Largest bottle, mos} effective, same price, FOR SALE By CARR BROs. a AGENT FOR sta Mineral Hrs Root Beer! = sale by the Dozen or Gross! , “AT A SPECIAL PRICE, ‘ive Commercial Street, enquire on the premises, Sout farniicu lars WILLIA Nevada City April 10, Tin os CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, Commencing at the North lode post marked"G. Q. M. No.2 ~” thehee N. 82 5)’ E. 15.58 chuins to the Sec, cor. commoc to secs 21, 22, 27 aud 2s, ‘I. ls N. K. IL E. M.D. B and M. The location ofthis mine Is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of Nevada ( ounty, Califurnia, in Buok 7 Page 74, Miniug cocations, The adjo.uing claimants ure none, Auy und al. persons Claining wiveisely any portion of said Gambrinus Qualiz Mine and Mill site, or surface ground, are ce quired to file their adverse claims w th the Kegister of the United siates Lund Office, at bacram ont», California, dusiug th pixty days’ period of publication hereul. ° they will be barrea by the virtue of the provisions of the Staiute. THOMAS FRASFR, Regizter. Fred Searls, Aioruey for Applican,, 7 CIGARS AND TOBACCO Gus, J, & “dW. Schmidt AVING purchased th ‘i : Piss STREET, tlereby notify their friends and goer ha he wl up ohn e8 Ro RS, BACCO, ES, Ete., whi : lowest rates? Which they will vell at the Hot and Cold Water. odern conveniences, meénr Post Office’ and places of amuseElevator and all WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR Sg ae * & CO, Prop’rs. She Had Saved Every Hair. Evidence may assume different shapes, -but jt is seldom that a wife introduces ix court a pasteboard box filled with her own hair as evidence of cruel and abvsive treatment at the hands of her husband. This is what Mrs, Annie Sutton of East Boston did in the Suffolk probate court at a hearing on her petition oe for separate support and p money allow: 5 nos a ee her husband, John Sutton, was 14 inche x i BStoekholders Meeting. and 8 deep, and was atten i coe Mrs. Sutton testified that her husband in fits of rage had pulled ont her haiz and that she had preserved it until she now had the box full. The husband defar the cussing uied that he had pulled ont his wifg's usta ; ane foally brought before said PO es retary, a ee was astonished at the intro K. CASPER, Sec id, Chicago, April 24. " PAINTING, DRAWING AND It is hereby sotsres, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for @ period of sixty duys, (ten couggptive weeks) in the Nevaaa Daily Tranvadd) og Senepapar pubiisnea at NeSKETCHING. 7: “THOMAS F. ASER, Register. — tThe firs ;Mrs. H. H. Hartley, he made on the wlication of this notice, was —_—_—— At the Union Hotel, 2 dt, day of March, 1893. Is now forming classes in Pain i i : t and water colors, Drawing, Sketching ~— Rol Ty Pvarty’s Small Beer For E ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCK.HOLDERS ofthe Odin Gold EE or Mining Company will be held at the office of the Secretary of the Company, on Tuesday, June 6th, 1893, at 7:30 o’clock P.M. tor the purposeof electing Directors ler the ensuing year,and for the transaction me miler to join any of Ys y the Bove ee D a EES I RS ae ae is 3S

== THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Exchange. Table Decoration. The fashion of beautifying the table, Troubles of an Early Office Seeker. —_— BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. FEIDAY EV’NG. MAY 12%. "93. i OO THE PR°CESSION. i Will Be the Largest Ever Seen in ‘this Part of the State. — The Knights of Pythias, parade on which in these days iscarried to'such an extent, is by no means so original as many claim it to be. It~is simply the revival of an old custom. We are told that in France when the great joints grew distasteful and small dishes took their place decorations of the table changed too. Permanent pieces called “<dormants,” or “snrtouts:” made of crystal and mounted in sijwer were placedin the middle of the table, and from them branched.candelabra of gilt and silver, vases filled with flowers, tiny trays covered with sweetmeats, or here and there statuettes. : , Finally the surtout grew so large that it almost covered the table. People at last grew tired of the monotony of this ornament, no matter how artistic it Incidents more amusing to the general public than the parties involved frequently occur here in connection with the struggle fof office. An episode is circulated today of which the Shoreman Georgian senator, office seekers, an obdinake wakesanes and a deceitful friend. It appears that the Georgian, believin in the proverb of the early bird, visited the hotel at a very immature hour of the morning to interview the junior senator from his state. He had a dim idea of the situation of the senator’s apartments, but nevertheless went ahead on his quest. He knocked at each door as he groped along the corriders, inquiring for Senator Gordon and arousing the inmates from their slumbers, thrilling some of hotel was the scene and the characters & KH. H. Langley, .— “R. J. Mayhen,_ = LL. Brosse, ' . R. Wehe, Sy y § S. Bigelow and wife, ** . E, Fenton, ae W. F. Evans, : fees Jonn Prout, Sucre Bolivia, K. A. Blair, Sac Veskingto William Hoger, ‘Washington, . G. F. Beaks, Columbia Hill, W. L. McClure, Mexico, c. J. Garland, Oakland, William Hughes, Penryn, ii W. A. Dickerson, Denver,“ Mrs. Williams and daughter, ‘¢-” James Mcintosh, Dutch Flat” M, Shea, Moore’s Flat, © W. Bonney, ee Bi “peer Worsh Living? = Tas! depend upos tho me, the spirit is dePp » & heavy weight exists after eating, with eral despondency and the blues. The Liver is Ww. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE aot'he: Best Calf Shoe in the world for the price. nee eee the housek r = ec ope them with apprehension that the place eepe: was-on-fire,There-might haye been a ‘ scene of wild excitement but for the apM., Rodgers, Kwapa. pearance of a watchman, who took the George rly early bird in charge as a suspicious chart y acter. The Georgian protested vigorously, but vainly, . On his way he caught sight ) of a fri A. J. Bovey, ee W.L. Dougias shoes are sold everywhere. bk. Q. Brown, Red? iy q ould weer them. It isa duty you owe 7 your money. Econ zein your footwear purohasing W. L. Douglas Shoes, whi represent the best value at the prices advertised above, thousands can testify. a@ Take No Substitute. «9 : Beware of fraud. None genuine without W. L. las name and price stamped on bottom. Look it when you buy. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by of the health; and a sa, simple remedy that acts_ like Nature, does not constipate afterwards or ‘require constant taking, does not interfere wi business or pleasure dur: is part of nd instead the ceriter of the dnd grandest ever seen 19 this p : wr a oe covered with a layer of ge sation, except the Ma-. potter’s clay, in which a florist would FEY Toei cepted the invita-. set cut flowers in any design that pleased sonic orders, have ee ae on, . him. Artists were often employed to tion to turn out on the above occasion, decorate the table, the center of which and as all the minés = “Onion Arrivals, — ill close down and . eee tbe covered with temples, bridges, business suspended in Grass LS. Bradbury, San Juan, _George Fuller, s¢ /_ amphitheaters or emblematic groups of is ci the various or this city, the ranks of ql will be well filled. The procession will consist of ., ; Goyne’s Band. Green’s Band. Jenkins’ Band. Truckee Drum Corps. —Wevada bight Guard— Uniform Rank of Patriarchs Militant, L O. O. F. of Nevada City. Uniform Rank of Patriarchs Militant of Grass Valley. figures, all made of paste. ‘Sometimes the artist. would represent a landscape covered with snow. . M. Carada invented an artificial hoarfrost, which was melted by the heat of the room, during which process the guests saw the thawing of the river and the budding of the trees and flowers as spring . saeceeded winter. Phere were also the to him t6 identify him and rescuexd, from the policeman’s grasp: dat te did thinking it all a joke, sya#éver svn him not know the man at he ws an imin his life and g@dner in hie €xtremity postor. Thp€all upon Se~tor Gordon 7 disconsolate,— Taground glass, beads and bread 4 ie made very ingenious *—__ ble cloth*rrorses In Spectacles. Uniform Rank of Knights of Sherwood. Firemen of Grass Valley. Firethé falley. ; : _eneitig Odd Fellows from-Dutch Flat, You Bet, North San Juan and North Bloomfield. Native Sons of the Golden West of Nevada City. Native Sons of the Golden West of Grass Valley. . Pythian Sisters of Nevada City. Pythian Sisters of Grass Valley. Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias— 300 members from all parts of the State. ~ Court. Garfield of Nevada City, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Court Pride ef Grass Valley, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Uniferm Rank of Knights of Pythias of Grass Valley. ‘ _..Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias -of Nevada City. : And several other organizations. ~ A-PLEA PORTE LADIES. 2 eee Tobaceo-Spitters Are Requested to Leave a Portion of the Sidewalk Clean. “. to spectacles. “Horses, it appears, are taking ‘kindly The Optician, which has made spécial investigations into the subject, gives the case of a short sighted horse whose owner ordered for him a pair of spectacles. They-were made to fasten firmly into the head stall ‘so that they could not be shaken out .of ‘place, At first the animal appeared startled by this addition to his harness, but-he soon got used to his. glasses and liked them 80. much that when he was. turned out to pasture he felt uneasy and uncomfortable without his goggles.apf one Sunday hung around the barn awd whinnied go ‘ plaintively that the owner put the headstall and goggles on him, and the horse was-so glad that he/rubbed the man’s shoulder with his nose as the only method of returning thanks. . ‘ Dogs who suffer from short sightedness have also been provided with spectacles and have been able thereby to recognize their canine acquaintances much further off than before: Ifthe system is not carried further no great harm will be done, but suppose ‘‘uppish” horses and dogs insist upon discarding goggles for the pincenez or even. the monocle? Puppies in eyeglasses would be intolerable.—London Telegraph. When Tennyson Was Made a Peer. : I spent with Lord Tennyson a long evening fill nearly midnight the day be“gableurs,” who, by means:of beautif ly colored sands, powdéred. mares, tox e has gone hom $= -4S:ngton Cor. Atlastf Constitution. “Th Rpinning ‘The peg top will in the nectar, of Ae small boy,” said an of Bridgeport, ngs. many new patetting plaything, but and go the old time peg top, shapély zat unembellished, remains, and ite pfularity continues to grow with th¢years. The boys are spinning all over the United States. big young men of Yale college But you -e any fancy tops anywhere. Inna tub of water and throw up rs, hot air tops and planetary gyroes, singing tops and humming tops, ld’s fair tops in the shape of spheres, aeroplane tops that flit cloudward, bit none of them survives a single season. The peg top, with or without a head, is ever in demand, though. They are spinningeverywhere. ‘‘A evidence, too, that boys are not as barbarkk as they‘used to be in their sports is hadin'the disappearance. of the long steel poim tops. I remember when I was & boy.we used to purchase steel pointers to ds up other boys’ tops with, or we would digw the ordinary peg from Be See substitute a long nail sharp-. enefl down to a vary keen point. Many is the top I split with my steel pointer in the good old days, but i dont see sxv steel pointers now, so I take it for granted. the genus kid has undergont sorte tine Globe-Democrat. nd from his state_and appegle E have designed fountain tops to}Miss UC. Archer, td W. C. Hopkins, Oakland, H. Bottemly, You Bet, Thomas Wayman, Pike City, J. C. Morgan, San Francisco, J. C. Bolan, ” A. B. Curlin, = }. Wilmer, we T. B. Anderson, #§ L. O. Lando, Marysville,— S. Thompson, 2 George McLaughlin, ~‘ Rk. T. Roberts, Reno, E. B. Rafferty, “ C. B. Bradley, Berkeley. TO THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.%% Procure Your Cards Before the Rush Commenees for Them. The Transcaipt office has just received twenty thousand cards, of twenty different styles, and new type to. print them. : All Knights who intend to have cards should send in their orders at once, as it will be impossible to supply them next week ongecount of the great rush that wilt take place, Don't get left while you-can precure them .at the Transcript office at San Francisco prices. -—-Call-and examine the specimens. Simmons Liver RegueaTor surely eures headache; indigestion and all dis-. ‘orders. of the liver. cine the worldever saw. Have tried other remedies than temporary relief, but mot only relieved but cured. ing its:use, makes Simmons Liver tor a medical perfection. snow that for , it is the best mediRegulator, and none of them = sy ide more H. H. Jonzs, Macon, Ga, Nosopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simanen. Liver Reguator. a5) eee Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff.& Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds: . . to be found this side of Sacramento. The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and—is—guaranteed to be first-class in every particular, Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City. Country orders promptly attended to. fll-t Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century: ‘«Cupidene,” for the _ resteration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the tand most effective remedy ever{iscovered. Millions of been restored to perfect health by its use. The sale of this medicine in England, France and Germany is unparalleled. Since its introduction into the United. States.tens of thousands.of.peole have been relieved. Carr Bros. and . D. Vinton have just received a large fo! Liver . JOUN DELBRIDGH, Broad Street, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S FarnitureRooms, Commercial St. AVING pur@hased Geo. Tracy's ‘stock of Furniture and Bedding at a Great Sacrifice, Lam enabled to sell goods at prices that,wil a«tonish the publie. For the next thirty days I will offer Gre: t Bargains in order to make roem for.my Spring stock, which will commence to ar-tiye—in afew dars. Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to, Goods sold at the lowest prices in the county for -POT CASH. ‘ Just Out— WORLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLDERS, Call andexamine them. .-All business transacted on business prin ciples. Upholstering and all kinds of Repairing done on short notice. Z Kemember the place—Commercial Street “ext door to Téa Store, Nevada City. CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC Merchant tTailors, FURNITURE! Calland examine my gouds before pur_ ._Chasing elsewhere. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED, bs) manization in recent years.”—St.;Louis ae 66 Chav ” oF . ic fore he took his oaths and his'seat as a stock Oe ene.. Try i all ye) []AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP -ON fi Se °. . peer. He was occupied a good dealin Harned Secutitins Dupticsio’; = = Ss . ee eet ee ee —— Union street, in the City Hotel build. Epiron -Traxsernt: Your reperter. writing and bringing to perfection a Ou: dacs: Si nent ear es Anal t = , — — : ing, where they -will be pleased to see was walking down Broad street ia the poem of four lines, which he told me New Brnnswick Nid. and the antes : Hires’ Root Beer. their epee They are now making up B “early evening, watching two well-dressed — —_— badesig ape ‘ee * from Lancaster, containing valuable letThat AY ER’S SarSaparilla CURES ~ Headquarters for this deliciour andj “°° ladies making frantic but vain efforts ‘to i pe i. Jength, “* . ters of exchange from several of our = 1 Di healthful summer beverage—at the BeeSPRING AND SUMMER SUITS a ok Site tchases is . nteresting to hear of his tentative banking institutions, was destroyed. The. OTHERS of Scrofulous iseases, . "¢ : ; : 5 i Al SLIME ALS, E —. na : a = S ; iq . “Horts qnd his rejection of them, till his . Pancaster Trust company had pd largest . Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Liver and hive Grocery Store, Commercial street oS ns bo cewennn os t covered the sidewalk, when one said) ear and hisapind were perfectly satisfied ce ian isenine Desens Rhee ~0“. eg bpaymeill bowen tt thee or ot o = ee 5 LAF 3 £ * E F * Ne 8, be eka ay — most emphatically: ‘‘This is a shame ;. Next day I met him in the house of lords mail in the burned pouch. The trust} Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Bova 0 0--— eeu master Flower ine Cloths, both limported and};Domes 2 company has received the advice that he map ang Caan h., should. aeeena f tic, from which to choose. I wish the Traxscrirt would take it] and saw him write his name on the roll Seeds at Carn Bros. . tf = rs. kasd #18 Gratitying to kmow that they : e up.” of pee te ie treatment WILL cURE you. All : +e = sees — =o "Tt may Le hat ten are only thought; bo eR ve = tue a va, . tat wot tose w toler, although they were. that lias been said of the Wonderful . ~ GAnpen Sitepa,all iresh and of the very AP if { fit ( gn { } lees and do net realize the expense and. Ceedingly scanty on that historic occa . pnt to a big amount of trouble. cures effected by the use of best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf CI GC j . wllal dll ee 0 inconvenience which ‘they cause others, and that if ‘you do call their attention to this matter they will hereafter refrain from expectorating over the whole sidewalk. If there are others who do not care, let the Marshal remind them that ladies have rights, and it is not’ unreasonable to. ask for ene-fourth of the sidewalk, allowing three-fourths for a genexal cuspidore., 2EPORTER. Society Cards. The Tkanscrirt office has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest designs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice. Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the session of the Grand Lodge next month A Knight without cards that weck will be out of fashion, and the old saying is

you wight as well be out of tlie world as out of fashion. Bring in your orders now and avoid the rush that is sure to occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. a= I do not think that a dozen persons were present. The poet was not in the smallest. degree elated. His true eminence towered supremely above the adventitious honor, yet he could not but feel the gratification which had arisen, not from the fulfillment of a kind of ambition which he had never felt, but from the sense of the secure fame involved in the recognition by his country of the priceless services which he had rendered to her literature.—London Sunday Magazine. sion. A Long Horse Car Line. “A street car line 50 miles long is pretty good for length,” said H. G. Fouse at the Southern. ‘‘There is such a line in the Argentine Republic, but it isn’t the longest in the world. The street car line between Vera Cruz and Jalapa is 63 miles in length. I have ridden on it, and the trip isn’t much worse than it used to be to go to. Lowell a few years ago on what was the old Fifth street line in this city. Horses are changed about évery 10 miles. When the grade is steep, they are changed at shorter interva's. “The distance is covered in about eight hours, and the fare is 10 cents a mile. The superintendent of the line's a man named-Thrailkill, who was one of Quantrell’s lieutenants during the war. These unusually long horse car. lines that one finds in South America are relics of the first attempts at railroad building, the . primitive road of this _kind having been devised somewhere in Massachusetts, the cars running on wooden rails and being drawn by horses.”—St. Louis Globesept in the ease of $10,000 in esllatera Ajl returns were perfectly made exwhich required advertising in the eastern papers and considerable formality before the stock could be received. Everything, however, has. now been adjusted, and without losstoanybody. The exact contents in the letters of the trust. company were $20,000 in stocks, $17,514.07 if notes and drafts, and $3,357.41 in checks, a total of $40,891.48.—Lancaster (Pa.) -Examiner. Do Ants Talk? I one day saw a droveof the smal) black ants moving, perbaps to better quarters. The distance was some 150 yards, Most all whichcame from the old home carried some cf thé household goods. Somie had eggr, some had what may have answered for their bacon or meat; some had one tiing and some another. I sat and watched them closely for over an hour. I noticed that every time two met in the way they woulc hold their heads close together as if eeting one another, and no maticr ow often the meéting took place thi same thing occurred, & though a shor: ehat were necessary. To prove more about, I killed one who was on his way. Oters being eyewitnesses to the murde. went with speed, and with every ant hey met this talking took place as befoe, But instead-of a pleasant greeting,jt was sad news they had to commumkats, J know it was sad news, for every 8B.+nat these parties met hastily turned bach nd fled on another course, as much as say, -The Superior Medicine. & Sarsaparilla duritig ttre past-50-years,.truthfully applies to-day. Itis, in every sense, Its curative properties, strength, effect, and flavor are always the same; and for whatever blood diseases AYER’S Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield to this treatment. When you ask for AYER’S Sarsaparilla don’t be induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes, which are mostly mixtures of the cheapest ingredients, contain 20 sarsaparilla, have no uniform standard of appearance, flavor, oreffect, are bloodpurifiers.in name only, and are offered to you because there is more profit in selling them. Take AYER’S Sarsaparilla Erepwred by Dr. J.C, ae &Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggists Price $1; six bottles, $5. To counteract the desire for strong drink take Simmons Liver. Regulator. Are-You-iver ‘Tired 2 Do you ever think your skin needs a rest? It certainly does. It needs a tonic to tone it up just like a run-down system. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The Skin Food and Tissue-Builder, Is a food for the It makes skin firm and preserves its elasticity, thus preventing wrinkles. You eannot freckle or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table is complete witbout it. One pot (75 centg) last three months, used daily. It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD on the market. BEWARE OF WORTH10S IMITATIONS and accept ne substitute. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, Nevada City,.Cal. For any special or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MKS. NETTIk HARRISON 26 Geary street, San Francisco Cal, Superfluous hair permanently remoy ed. : ly-maré6, skin. the Agents forthe F. Tiromas Dye Works, San Francisco. Agents fer the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. ._._ No, 1950. # fA pplication For Patent. United States Land Office, } S4cramento, Cal., March 2d, 1593. j Nance is hereby givea that JOHN MeBEAN, whose Post Office address is Washington, Nevaia County, ‘alifornia, has this day filed his application fer a Puatentfer 1404 linear fect ofthe GAMBRINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and mill site, with surface ground six hundred feet in width, s:tuated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada aud State of Califuruia, aud designated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this office as lot No. 57, a. and b., in ‘Towuship 18 North, Range 11 Kastof Mt. Diablo Meridian, Said Let No. 57, A. and B., being described as foliows, towit > LODE LINE, Beginning at the South iode.post marked G.Q. M. No. 1;" thence mag. var, 169 50’ E. N. 15° 06' #., 22.65 chains or 149450 feet to post in rock © ound marked “G, Q.M. No. 2” from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 25, T, 18 .N.,K. IL E., bears “N, 3° 61’ K. 15.53 chaiis distant, EXTERIOR BOUNDARIB3. Commencing at SW, cor. at post in rock mound marked “4. Q. M. No. 6;’ thence mag. var. 16° 60° E.,N.15° £2.05 Chaius or 1434.¥ feet to. post marked “G. Q. M. Nu, 5,” thence § 74° 50’ E, at 5.24 1 chs post in rock mound “G. Q, M. &. L.” from which the See. cor. common tu Secs. 21, 22, 27 und 28, 1.318 N., KR. 11 E. M. D,; M., bears n.10 22 15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chuins or 6U0 feet pustin rock mound marked *'G. Q. M No. 4;” thence 8.15° 05’ W. 22.65 chats or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound marked "G, Q. M. No, 3;” thence, N. 74° W. 9.09 chailis or 600 feet to place of beginning, Coutaining 20.58 acres, SURVEY OF MILL SITE. James Cairns Has returned to Nevada City, and will in about a week open in the Dulding next 10 Henzessy’s Stable ON BROAD STREET, With the LARGEST STOCK*OF HARNESS, , SADDLES, ROBES, WHIPS, Ete, Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale at'a LOWER RATE than the same Quality of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State. ret te bet ane ad I oe alee eee A pe a Just . . a4. _ honray. ¥. 5. and sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose pre wentsreturn. Werefer, by permission, to W. ¥L Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.;Geo. A. Werner, 531 California &t. 8. F.; Mra. C. Mel£\ vin, 136 Kearny St. & F.,and many others who é Democrat. “For the king’s sake and for your & do not go thers, for I have seen a me ster just behind that is able to destroy us all atone blow. I saw him kill one of our family. I do not know how many more are killed.” So the news spread, andit was true. How was the news communicated if not by speech.—Magagine of Natural History. THOMPSON, W. H. DURYEA HOTEL MIDLAND, : (European,) Cures others, will cure you . r. «. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked "G.Q.M. 8. N. W. Cor,” up nu th South bounuary of the Gambriaus Quar Claim ; thence mag. vir. 162 50’ E 73. 74 50’ KE. 4.71 chains or 310.8 feet to post in ruc mound merked “G, Q. M.S. N. E. Cor: thence 8 1° 22’ W. 1.73 chains or‘ 1175 fee along East boundary of sec. 28, ip. 18 Nl E,, ¥. Db. M. to post marked “G, QM, 8.’ from which the 1-45ee, Cor, between Secs 27 and 28, T. 18 N. K, li E,, M.D. B. and M bears 51° 22° W 52 links distant ; theneo Aig 3 Ww. 7-46 chains or 471.2 feet to post n rock mound marsed “G. Q. M8. 8S EF Chicago, 111. Cor,” ; thence N, 74° 50’ W. Px ‘ naind “A % 400 {cet, postin rock mound marked “G, &. ; a M. 8.8. W. Cor.” ; thence N. 48° 20’ E., 9.09 Chains or 600 feet to-place of beginning, Containing 4.74 acres, + Good Deed of a College Sentor Class. The senior classof the Bowdoin college at a class meeting held Monday afternoon did a very philanthropic act. Mr. ‘Winkley iw an address to the students raise a fu DT tvtho ontgoing classes to some poor but ambitious vega pf aiding legiate education. ag o pore el m his s estion, have voted to Se eae a een oe the sum of #150 annually for four. Gold—not ye:mMuch Gold. ss Ho.5 and Lot*For 8 le 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St. juishcinmeeasaneia porary pi mca secured yan Siaiee ears for this purpose. Some,arght. precious metal—yields thé-a.bye of the 6 COLT Beri vt witel tho human retina is capable. It behooves the designer to employ it most sparingly, save where an effect of utmost splendor is aimed at. Unhappily many persons with no right to splendor desire to be splendid; everybody, seeing that society has become impatient of sumptuary laws has a legal right to be as splendid as he can. Every hackney driver oti*his cab every ) publican on his premises, every publisher on the miserable cloth covers of his Christmas books, may vie with his neighbor and rival in the cheap and lavish use of what is the ideal of costliness and mee Se hog? fotficus djgplay of what used to be iy a 3 —truth—pure The evil resultifig from Gola has alike ant to A pest age designer or regarded by he beholder with any reverence, for, taking excessive advantage of that property which makes it possible to spread it in infinitesimally thin layers, it is-used to impart merit to faulty design and spurious value to cheap material. It is not a single jackdaw, but every. contemptible or obscene bird, that -flaunts itself in peace¢k's Rlumes.—Blackwood’s Magazine. TUE RESIDENCE O inated ate pacino: °* . New Buling 100 Elegantly Furnished Rooms! i Tatin, East Fairfield, and given the sum of $600 to help him through college. Of course it is e ted that he will entex. Bowdoin. This is an entirely new move on the of classes there, but it is hoped that t will meet with approval and that succeeding classes will follow their example. —Portland (Me.) Argus. . i Constipation for 25 years. I was Snduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, Z recognized initan herb the Mexicans used togive us in the early 50's for bowel troubles. @ came to California in 1839,)and I knew it would help meandithas For the first time 4m years I can sleep well and my system ig fegular. The old Mexican herbs in this pemedy aréa certain cure in constipation and bowel " JOYS Vegetable — { Sarsaparilla . Largest bottle, mos} effective, same price, FOR SALE By CARR BROs. a AGENT FOR sta Mineral Hrs Root Beer! = sale by the Dozen or Gross! , “AT A SPECIAL PRICE, ‘ive Commercial Street, enquire on the premises, Sout farniicu lars WILLIA Nevada City April 10, Tin os CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, Commencing at the North lode post marked"G. Q. M. No.2 ~” thehee N. 82 5)’ E. 15.58 chuins to the Sec, cor. commoc to secs 21, 22, 27 aud 2s, ‘I. ls N. K. IL E. M.D. B and M. The location ofthis mine Is recorded in the Kecorder’s office of Nevada ( ounty, Califurnia, in Buok 7 Page 74, Miniug cocations, The adjo.uing claimants ure none, Auy und al. persons Claining wiveisely any portion of said Gambrinus Qualiz Mine and Mill site, or surface ground, are ce quired to file their adverse claims w th the Kegister of the United siates Lund Office, at bacram ont», California, dusiug th pixty days’ period of publication hereul. ° they will be barrea by the virtue of the provisions of the Staiute. THOMAS FRASFR, Regizter. Fred Searls, Aioruey for Applican,, 7 CIGARS AND TOBACCO Gus, J, & “dW. Schmidt AVING purchased th ‘i : Piss STREET, tlereby notify their friends and goer ha he wl up ohn e8 Ro RS, BACCO, ES, Ete., whi : lowest rates? Which they will vell at the Hot and Cold Water. odern conveniences, meénr Post Office’ and places of amuseElevator and all WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR Sg ae * & CO, Prop’rs. She Had Saved Every Hair. Evidence may assume different shapes, -but jt is seldom that a wife introduces ix court a pasteboard box filled with her own hair as evidence of cruel and abvsive treatment at the hands of her husband. This is what Mrs, Annie Sutton of East Boston did in the Suffolk probate court at a hearing on her petition oe for separate support and p money allow: 5 nos a ee her husband, John Sutton, was 14 inche x i BStoekholders Meeting. and 8 deep, and was atten i coe Mrs. Sutton testified that her husband in fits of rage had pulled ont her haiz and that she had preserved it until she now had the box full. The husband defar the cussing uied that he had pulled ont his wifg's usta ; ane foally brought before said PO es retary, a ee was astonished at the intro K. CASPER, Sec id, Chicago, April 24. " PAINTING, DRAWING AND It is hereby sotsres, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for @ period of sixty duys, (ten couggptive weeks) in the Nevaaa Daily Tranvadd) og Senepapar pubiisnea at NeSKETCHING. 7: “THOMAS F. ASER, Register. — tThe firs ;Mrs. H. H. Hartley, he made on the wlication of this notice, was —_—_—— At the Union Hotel, 2 dt, day of March, 1893. Is now forming classes in Pain i i : t and water colors, Drawing, Sketching ~— Rol Ty Pvarty’s Small Beer For E ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCK.HOLDERS ofthe Odin Gold EE or Mining Company will be held at the office of the Secretary of the Company, on Tuesday, June 6th, 1893, at 7:30 o’clock P.M. tor the purposeof electing Directors ler the ensuing year,and for the transaction me miler to join any of Ys y the Bove ee D a EES I RS ae ae is 3S