May 22, 1893 (4 pages)

THE. WAILY ‘FRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. we Trerms—15 Cents « Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year wHEN Patp IN ADVANCE. “ Loca Norices—10 cents per line for lst insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional ingertion, or $1 per line per month. MONDAY EV’NG. MAY 22, MEMORIAL, DAY. An Appropriate Observance of the Day Will Be Held in This City. Arrangements are being made for the proper observance in this city of Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30th. Chattanooga Post, Grand Army of the Republic, the Ladies of the Grand Army, and the Nevada Light Guard will® have full charge. Invitations have been issued to all fraternal societies and to the children ef the public schools, : The ceremony of decorating the graves will take place in“the forenoon, with the usnal procession, The literary exercises will be held at the Theater in the evening, and will consist in part of the fol lowing : Oration by Rev. L. J. Garver‘of Grass Valley. Reading of poem by L. 8. Calkins, Vocal music by a choir under the _leadership ef John Werry. Decoration Day is a legal holiday, and business will be suspended, go all.our citizens_can_tiake part, which they-are—requested to «io. The committee will call upon ur’ citizens ina few days for subscriptions tv help defray’ eixpenses. ' ——+ 204 Of Course You Read THE GEARY ACT. The “Transcript” Reporter Interviews Thred Nevada City Chinamen. —— The Geary Act having been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court, the Transcrirr reporter visited three Chinese houses to ascertain their “ feelinks” in relation to the matter. Leaving out the Chinese dialect, the interview with them was about as follows : Reperter—How many Chinamen are there in and “around Nevada City _who have not been registered ? : Chinamen—Bety; een 250 and 300. Keporter—Why did you not register ? Chinamen—Because we received notices every day from our San Francisco companies not to do so. Reporter—Well, what do yeu think, and what are you going to do about it now ? Chinamen—Don’t: Knew, except to wait and see what is going to be done. If we had not received orders to.the contrary we would all have registered. We think it will be a long time before te Chinamen jn the mountains will be molested, because the Government has not got money enough to pay paesage for the thousands who live in and around San Francisco, One of the Chinamen is of the opinion that Chiness mine owners are merchants, under the law, and will not be deported. He says if that be so there will be. but few of their number who come under the head of laborers, as the majority of them own in mineson the rivers. ‘‘Then,” he said, ‘the men who keep shops are te be added to that number, and there will be but few around here who can_ bi shipped to their eld homes.” here are not in the least alarmed abeut the Geary Act,.and they act and talk as though they thought it was a good joke on somebody. Whenever they are spoker to about it they commence laugh ing and reply in a humorous way, SEES Eee It-is quite evident-that+the Chinamen . PERSONAL, eee Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. William Walsh, representing the San Examiner, is in tuwn. . T. Petitjeon of Grass Valley-was in town today. i = F, M. Priigeon of Lake City oame down today. ee 3 George A. Knight, an attorney of San Francisco, is here on law business. .Mrs. James Cendon of San Francisco arrived here this morning on a visit. A. P. Hodges, the piano man of San Francisco, is in town. Z J. Ross and wife of North Bloorafield are in town. A. C. Douglass of Sacramento came up on themorning train. Fred Cox and L:.R. Dempster of San Francisco arrived hera.this morning. Mr. Richardson and wife and G. H. Dougherty of Truckee are in town, W. A. Hanley arrived here yesterday, from Alleghany en his way to San Francisco, = G. W. Farnsworth of Visalia’ arrived here on the morning train and will remain a few days. Mrs. Sadie Dorsaz of Oakland will arrive here this evening on a visit te her mother, Mrs. A. Arnhart. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Allen left on the train today for a visit to San Francisco and San Jose. Mrs. U. D. Reed of San Mateo will arrive here this evening, being telegraphed ‘for on account of the sickness of her sister. Miss Birdie Douglass. Mrs, P. T. Greany. of Grass Valley has eturned frum San Francisco, where she has been on a visit to relatives. Mrs.Rebert McMurray arrived in Chicago on. Friday last. Mr. and Mr:. McMurray are stopping at the Leland Hotel, where they will be pleased to meet their Nevada county friends when they visit that city. A. J. Tiffany, ex-County Superintend AYORAULICKING. The Small Claims are Being Enjoined ‘by the Anti Debris Mea. As the big hydraulic mines in the upper portion ef the State are being put in order for work under the provisions of the Caminetti Act, the Anti-Debris Association are turning their attention to small claims in Nevada, Sierra and Plumas counties, says the Mining and Scientific Press, in enjoining many which were. being worked on asmall scale. There are many of these little claims, owned by individuals, the work which does little or no harm; still they are be— ing enjoined. So, for the present, at least, the Anti-Debris Association people are getting the advantage under the operation of the law. The miners turn will come, however,’ and only a lit le patience is needed. When the Government Commission is organized a license to mine may be procured readily in most of these instances, and then operations may be resumed without reference to the Anti-Debris Association or — ‘‘spies.”’ Where there are a number of these ‘smaller mines draining into ene canyon ur Stream, a single dam, to be paid for juintly; will give all a chance to work. While, therefore, injunctions maybe pretty thick just now, they will in time be dissolved and the mines permitted to work, A license from the Government /Commissiononce secured will relieve the miners from future persecution, compliance with the law being adhered to. I surrERrED from biliousness, indigestion, ete. Simmens Liver Regulator cured after: ductors failed.—W. D, Bird. —--» #@ ee. _ The Read Districts. YESTERDAY'S FUNERAL. es J. C. Dickerman and N. & Parazett Laid to Rest. The funeral of the late J. C. Dicker: Jman teok place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the: family residence, Rev. J. T. Murrish of the Methodist Church officiating. A largé number of the old friends ef deceased were present, the American Legion of Honor, of which deceased had been Secretary so long, acting as escort. The pallbearers were: James Kinkead, David Muir, Jr., Charles H. Eddy, L. Garthe, L. Housman, Henry Weisenburger. At 4 o’clock-the funeral services over the remains of N. B. Parazett, our late Supervisor, took place at the Court House, in the Superior Court room. Rev, J. Sima, pastor of the Congregational Church, offieiated. A number of people from North Bloomfield were present, and numerous friends~ and acquaintances of the deceased in this city. The county officers attended in a body. Hon. John Caldwell, J. M. Buffington, Cal R. Ularke, of this city, D. McPhetres, ef Truckee, and John Knotweil and J. Ostrom, of North Bloomfield, were the pallbearers. I'he burial took place at Pine Grove cemetery, _ Mr. Parazeitwas the second couaty officer who haa died in this city withiu the past fgur months. He came down from North Bloomfield to attend the funeral of the late Erastus Bond, in February, and a few days later was taken with the sickuéss that resulted in his death. Two pioneer residents, good citizens and honest men, have passed away. Peace to their ashes. ———* 2 ee oy te Resme-toe Rent. The Board of Supervisors have fixed the road districts as follows: Sxecrion I. The County ef Nevada is hereby divided for road purposes into five roadl districts, the boundaries ef which several districts shall be as follows: Unfurnished Rooms for rent. Enquire at the Williams’ brick residence on Prospect Hil, ml6-2t > ee ae What the “sub” says. M 3 — Stockton Record:—\Editor Martin has The Sick and Injured. Miss Byrda Douglass, who has been seriously sick for several. days, i somewhat better teday . -Mra. William Thomas, who has been ina precarious condition for several days, was Serenaded. Messenger:—Mrs. A,.L. Moore and children, Evah and Clair, left Downie— Ville Friday morning for Forbestown, Butte county, where Mr. Moore is working at the Geld Bank quartz mine, ewned suffering from the effects of an ulcerated toeth, was reported dead yesterday. There is no truth in the report, although Mrs, Thomas is still in a very critical condition : ‘ George M. Hnghes, who had _ his left arm so badly injured by a circular saw at tis planing mill on Saturday after— noen that his hand had to be amputated, is a very sick man. Edson Willis; who was cut-on the tread with a cleaver by John Heyer; is reported to be improving and is ina fair way to recover. = acinus eels = Tue vast facilities of the J. C. Ayer Ce., vf Lowell, Mass., enable them. to place The Superior Blood-puritier—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—within easy reach of the poorest invalid. Don’t be induced to take a ‘‘cheap” substitute. Always remember that the best is the cheapest. SoS n ee Pg era Many Prospectors. 1 I i It is said that there are mere prospectors out in-search of quartz ledges around Graniteville than there has been in years. It is believed many. valuable ledges will be uncevered. After Diphtheria Paralysis of ithe Throat—Numbness and Weakness. Perfect Health Restored by Hood's Sarsaparilla, treated to cake and lemonade by Mrs, aperient is needud, Ayer’s Pils are the best. ‘Uhey improve the appetite, restore healthy action, regulate every function, greater demand, or more highly recom: tion to choos: a successor to N. B. Varazett, deceased. election be held in the third Supervisor District, comprising the tewnships oi Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington, oa Wednesday, duly 5, -1898, te elect a en . Supervisor to fill the vacancy, best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf . down our large stock just r by W. W. Stow, one of the Park -Commissioners Of San Franciséo, His son, Harry, whose wife was a Nevada City young lady, officiates as Superintendent. Sunday evening Clair was serenaded by the Downieville Silver Cornet Band, of which he has long been a member. The boys were invited in ‘the parlor and Wilsdorff and Mrs. Moore, after which they played farewell tunes in the garden. Ix all cases; where aimild. but effective pfomote digestion, and No pill is in nended by the profession. Oe ee Board of Kducation, The Board of Supervisors held a special neeting today for the purpose of arrangng for the holding of a special eleoIt was ordered that an —_—+ Oe <ee GARDEN Srkps, all tresh and of the very . It ta a Nice Town. Downieville Messenger: The candidates for municipal offices of Nevada’ City have filed their itemized statements with the City Clérk, in accordance with the new law. Their expenses are ex ceptionally small and only one man has “cigara’’ on his statement, and none “drinks."” We never thought that Nevada City was a prehibition town. Hiex water in the streams in Tulare county has washed out the motor road near Visalia. futs Great Cova hroat, Hoarseness, oopi thma. to Consumption it ousan and taken in time, by bY. Weta injector free For sale at Carr Bros, And everybody will feel better. Road District Number One shall comThe testi onials published in-thig peper “relating to Hoad’s Sarsaparilla. They show-_ beyond. dauhbt.that—-HOOB’S4AL¥ LIFE}-Feonsider it the best remedy . CURES, _Constipaticn, and all trouble with the — ~——__-~e2— Superior Court. The following business was transacted in-the -Superior-Qourt-today;-Hon; John} 200e-to-the-Complexian—and-eures—Con~ Cald:ell presiding: H. McCormick st al. vs: George W. Bal.dwin et al. Order substituting J. M. Walling, Esq., as attorney for—plaintaff,+in stead of A. D, Mason. Order granting Pp iaintiff permission to file.a ded com: ee nia SiR bia et tess eis P. B. Fitzsimmons vs. John Kuhlman et al. Order granting plaintiff five days additional time to file amended com-— plaint. P. Henry vs. J. L. Merguire et al. “Order postponing cause until June 15th, Otto Woehler and Charles Pietzsch vs. “Valentine Scheurman. Order dismissing’ action, on motion of P. T. Riley, attorney for plaintiff. Margaret Renny vs. John Lynn. Order squashing execution issued in sa‘d cause upon the ground of said execution being prematurely issued. M. McGuire etal. vs, Edward Barrett. Order granting defendant ten day’s stay of execution, Charlette Townsend et al. vs. N. R. D. Townsend, Judgment and decree granted. F&A. M., : A special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No, 13, F, & A. M., will be held Wednesday evening, May 24th. A full attendance is desired. td ee Special Electien, The Supervisors have ordered a special election to fill the vacancy in the Board caused by the death of Supervisor Parazette. The election must be held under the reform election law which requires candidates nominated by conventions te have their vertificate of nomination filed with the County Clerk thirty days befere election. Those nominated by petition must file their nomination twenty days before elevtion. The election takes place July 5th. Watch and Chain Recovered. A few evenings since a gentleman of this city lost a valuable geld watch and ' ghain, He advertised the fact in the Transcript, offering a reward for the return of the property. Today he received his watch and chain. Another proof of the advantages of advertising. Fine Horses. Telegraph:—Joha Irving has some fine animals in training at Glenbrook Park. Besides those well-known to our people he has just received Daily Jr. by Daily, 2:154, dam by Electioneer, 2:27. The animal is from Winnemucca and is a fine specimen of horse flesh, Besides several others, Mr. Irving has Penhall’s Loretta, and is fixing the animal for the running races his summer and fail, or Lost. Anopal ring. Finder will please leave at Ed. Downer’s saloon, ml2 cone MOST PERFECT MADE. Clube and thames De Picea Baking Powder supremacy. Mrs.—-f.S. Hawk Ns, Chattanooga, fenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SA VED fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble Bros, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearatipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros.Change of Venue. Magoon; the-drummer-—ef-a-tiquor-firnr in San Francisco, who was—arrested ini this city the other day for following after and insulting a couple of young ladies, will have his trial befere Justice Davi. at Grass Valley, a change of venue having been granted. The case will come up in a day or two. Magoon has been languishing in the county jail since hic esto ee Grammar Scheol Examinations. The Grammar school examinations be gun today in the public schools throughcut the county. It is necessary*that all pupils in the Grammar Grade take’ th examination if they desire promotion, and the County Board of Education re quests that one or more of the School Trustees be present during the examination, tee — Don’ suffer from dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator, It always cures. = ae They Enjoyed It. Truckee Republican:—Those who went over to Nevada City returned yesterday evening. They could not say enough for the hospitality with which they were received and entertained. There was an immense crowd, the city was beautifully decorated, they had good weather and the parade was something ‘immense, The Truckee Drum Corps was a feature of the procession, Delvgates McGlashan and Rhoades stayed over for the concluding session of-the Grand Lodge today, and Supervisor McPhetres to attend a meeting of the Board ef Supervisors, Nevada City has undoubtedly won fresh laurels by its entertainment of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias. * Valuable but not Costly. It may save you a great deal of trouble in cooking. Try it. We refer to the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, regarded by most housekeepers as absolutely essential in culinary uses, and unsurpassed in coffee, All Grocers and and Druggists. ~ A Suicide. Information comes to the Marysville Democrat from Sheridan announcing the suicide of Robert Major at ‘that place, Major has been despondent fer some time and Wednesday determined to find relief in self destruction. He cut his throat from ear to ear with a razor at an early heur Wednesday morning, but lingered in agony: until Thursday morning at 6 o'clock when death relieved him. “Beb” Major at. one time owned a ranch in Yuba county near Reed’s Station, His brother John formerly lived at this city. Major has been managing the flour mills at Sheridap and no special cause can be pointed to'for his despondency. The bedy was found under the porch of his-residence, W. 8S. James, who must soon stand his preliminary examaintion on the charge of murdering Willard Good, the Tarpey Postmaster, has repented that he made a confession and has now written & retraction . Tone Buse has ordered ail gamblere to leave town, Feurr prospects in the State are everywhere reported encouraging. ont of Schools, 1s cativassing Indiana for Burt’s Reading Chart. He is reported doing well. : US alee) Fe eta SHILOH ’S CURE is sold on a guarantes. _It cures Incipjent Consumption. cent a dose, 25 cts, 50cts., and §$1.00Sold by Carr Bros. a Natural Anawer,. A schoolma’am asked her class : “Who cemes from England?” “The English,” was the-answer, ‘Who from Treland? ~~ “The Trish,” *“*Who frei Greece ?” ““Greasers,” shouted alittle Located at Oakland. J. A, Vaughn, fer many years senior proprieter and editor of the Messenger has bought a half interest in a job printing offive at 921 Broadway, Ookland. . The name of the firm is The J. A. Vaughn Printing Company. Simmons Liver Reautatror’ surely cures headache, indigestion and all dis orders of the liver. Will Be Enforced. Weare requested by Marshal Getchell to say that owing to the many complaints made to him _ he has decided. to enforce the 12 o’clock ordinance, All saloons, according to the ordinance, must close at. midnight, and the Marshal hopes that all interested will comply with the law. Ball at French Corral, A ball will be given at the French Corral schoolhouse on Tuesday evening, July 4th, the proceeds of which will be used towards purchasing an. organ for the school. During the evening there is to be a grand display ef tireworks. OC, L, Miller and J, W. Culver will be the fluor directors. Good music will be in attendance. Tickets, including a chicken supper, $1.50. ~@ , Frank Rhoads Is Very Ill. Frank Rhoads, the great Sacramento politician, ‘is dangerously ill, and no hope is entertained of his recovery. He is afflicted with his old cemplaint, rheumatism, but the disease, instead of confining itself to his limbs as heretofore, has, attacked his bedy. The painfui malady is playing in dangerous proximity to the victim’s heart, and so serious is the situation that the dectors gave erders that no visitors be admitted to his room. There are few men in this State more widely known than Frank Khoads. He has been a power in politics for considerably more than a quarter of a century. His personality more than anything else has kept him in the swim. RnR ts Gina Last of the Seasen. The Married Folks Dancing Club will give their last party of the season on Wednesday evening next. Every member is expected to be on hand, ———_ + ~oe-Cheek the First Approach Of rheumatism, and further attacks may be escaped, if proper precautions against exposure are taken, and there be no hereditary predisposition, . Unfortunately, people who ultimately beca ue chronic sufferers, too often neglect the trifling twinges-and premonitory stiffness which herald the advent of this agonizing malady. Among the diseases fer which Hostetters’ Stomach Bitters has been found efficavious this is one, and the medicine being perfectly safe, it ia certainly to be preferred to. drugs uséd for its cure, which are frequeutly useless, and nothing more or less than poisonous. The snbstitution of this pleasant and pnre blood depurent for medicines inimical to life in @ slight overdose, is a measure which may fitly be urged upen persons who desire to obtain relief safely, or who have failed-to obtain it from the numerTax printers at Saratoga have atous pseudo remedies for this disease in the market. . Bleomfield, prise and include the township of Nevada, being Supervisoral_Distriet-Nuni= ber One. Road District Number Two shall comprise and include the township of Gras: He is the best Cough’ Cure, Only one . “Sl ¥s-being-Supervisorst-Prstrict Num] ber Two. < Read District-Number -Three shall . comprise and include the townships ot Washington.and--Eureka,;being Supervisoral District Number Three.Koad District Number Four shall comprise__and__inelide the tewnships oi Rough and Ready and Bridgeport, being Supervisoral District Number Four. _ prise and include the tewnships o! Meadow Lake and Little Yerk, being Supervisoral District Nuinber five, _—————_—28@eo——— bs Came by Special Train. ~~ ‘Kbout twenty persons from Truckee and that part of the county arrived her at l o'clock today. They come to attend the Superier Court. The westbound overland was seven hours behind time at Colfax, so Manager Kidder put on a special trainfor the accommodation of the belated Truckeeites, New Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs., Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughsand Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use, had a speedy and pertect recovery. Try asample bottle at our.expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is, lrial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. —_——_-++@e « —__ -__ Painting and Paper Hanging. ‘Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracts give us.a call, m2-tf Do Yeu Like Tripe? If so, go down to J. J. Jacksen’s, at the Beehive Grocery stere on Cominercial street, and see that fine barrel ef pickled Tripe which he has just received. Itis fine, and no mistake. . m20-tf Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Li'‘e Pills, Bucken’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sells as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. _We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purehase price, if satisfactory. results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros. Druggist. New and Kasy Method Of Free-Hand Crayon Drawing, taught at Fowler's Drawing School. Come and makea picture, andif not suecessfn) . make no charges. Pictures enlarged to any size, Class Room at L. Garthe’s, Main Street. Openevery day. mll-t Hires’ Boot Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Numler Five shall comgone to Nevada City to attend the Knights of Pythias Grand Nodge, hold‘ng-its session in: -that~plave~ this Week; ‘Natural Gas” does net® burn\in the Record today, ashe carried the jaso-' City than in Stockton, However, they lighting purposes up there ,and the aan whe-can-—ave further inte ait intricate mining problem by the aid of electri vity or gas than seme of those mountain. men with their pine torch, must indeed be a thorouglibred: Injured His Mand. A private letter received from C, W. Bennett, the piano tunvr, who is at pres ent in San.Francisco, states that he has seriously injured hie left hand and will probably be unable to do any tuning before next, fall. Mr. Bennett's many acquaintances im this city Will regret to learn of his misfortune. — +7 @e+ Stock Certificate Lust. Certificate No, 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been’ lost or misplaced, Anyone finding the same will please return to James Colley. m22 _ 2 sa Claim Your Property. Ladies who lost fans, ribbons, handkerchiefs, etc., while attending the entertainments at Armory Hall last week, will probably find the missing articles at George C, Gaylord’s store, to which place the janitor of the hall teok every thing that was left in the hall. dM POLY, where you know you can get reliable = Oe meter with him, presumably for the roc . _ son-thattightis more nestat in Novada t ‘yet along very well w.th pitch pine. for. .° . safely passed, but they were all left with Mrs. 0. & Southwtok ~~ <“North Madison, Ohio. «My Wite* and three children were at tacked with d htherla at the same time, After serlous tnéss the greatest danger was Paralysis of the Threat; and with my wife it also aNected her limbs. Her arms were numb to the shoulders, aecompanied with a -prlekHngsensation: -1t7 was so difficult for her to swallow, seemed as ifshe must starve. The children Were in a similar condition, Physicians were greatly perplexed and suid it was'very critical with iny wife, as she Was more than likely to have> paralysis at any time, and it so it would be very doubtful if she survived, Finally S felond suggested Hood's SarsaparitiaAbthotgh we had not the slightest faith, we were so discouraged that we were ready to try we » i got @ botile and began giving {t to them. Words are Feebie to express the gratification we al! felt at the end of a week to. find an improvement. When they had finished three bottles I could not seé but they were as well as previous to their sickness. The numbness and paralysis entirely disappeared. There was no trouble Hood’s::: Cures in feating, beyond apparent Inability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think tt wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©. 8. Sourmwick, Grocer and Notary Publie, North Madison, Ohio. Hood's Pilis are purely vegetable, cure Also, the Largest Variety of Home-ma 1Candies !—AND—— 4 nm. 2. So ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil. show you for the coming season the best stock ot Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear EATS, Hito. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIry “AND INCLARGER QUANTITIE My Low Prices will astonish u—1/.ry HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Bevwtiful Clothing, Fur ishing Goods, Hats, Bte DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses goods. You do not pay any more for good goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhe: el . Look at my. Goods Before Buying Ekewhere fully prepared trom the best ingredients, A BIT OF ADVICE is alway: highly beneficial and it’s a display o/ the rarest good sense te know whe: and how to follow it. You couldn’ receive better advice than to ise only Foley's Lilac de Perse lee Cream, It is the best article of its kind in Nevada City, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you deubi it, try the Cream and ali your doubt: will vanish before the verdict of taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed. Commercial Street FINE SPRING And all-the LAT we will be able to show you, We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up for the Season . As. for ourselves, we are. still busy in marking received from California and Eastern markets; and iow ina few days, as fine a stock of : SLOTHING, PRICE figures: time to publich a big price list, as we are ing our Goods,= : We have but ONE Springs xceptionally ite. iow. sreat variety. * NOVELAIIES tha verything in those departinonts will be jiarked~ down to the LOWEST CASH Weare so situated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor. t has. ever been brought to this city. An Oem We have no tov busy fixing up our stores and markPRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. EVERYBOL Y INVITED, — Q-——— _Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Tho Fist In the Fil . A Ladies ! Loox Cver Our SHOR You will find that never before were Goods sO attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer, Serges, 4+inghams, Percales, Trouvilles,.Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your selections The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in Article Guaranteed No. ] 1'8 A FACT. Havan You have to pay Coin}for Cigars then why notftget§the They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in§Tin FoilPackages, and made of Ecarefully °sebest ? lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke . Try E’m. William Giffin, (NATIVE SON"OF MARYLAND,) . : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. iets, Pee.

THE. WAILY ‘FRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. we Trerms—15 Cents « Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year wHEN Patp IN ADVANCE. “ Loca Norices—10 cents per line for lst insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional ingertion, or $1 per line per month. MONDAY EV’NG. MAY 22, MEMORIAL, DAY. An Appropriate Observance of the Day Will Be Held in This City. Arrangements are being made for the proper observance in this city of Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30th. Chattanooga Post, Grand Army of the Republic, the Ladies of the Grand Army, and the Nevada Light Guard will® have full charge. Invitations have been issued to all fraternal societies and to the children ef the public schools, : The ceremony of decorating the graves will take place in“the forenoon, with the usnal procession, The literary exercises will be held at the Theater in the evening, and will consist in part of the fol lowing : Oration by Rev. L. J. Garver‘of Grass Valley. Reading of poem by L. 8. Calkins, Vocal music by a choir under the _leadership ef John Werry. Decoration Day is a legal holiday, and business will be suspended, go all.our citizens_can_tiake part, which they-are—requested to «io. The committee will call upon ur’ citizens ina few days for subscriptions tv help defray’ eixpenses. ' ——+ 204 Of Course You Read THE GEARY ACT. The “Transcript” Reporter Interviews Thred Nevada City Chinamen. —— The Geary Act having been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court, the Transcrirr reporter visited three Chinese houses to ascertain their “ feelinks” in relation to the matter. Leaving out the Chinese dialect, the interview with them was about as follows : Reperter—How many Chinamen are there in and “around Nevada City _who have not been registered ? : Chinamen—Bety; een 250 and 300. Keporter—Why did you not register ? Chinamen—Because we received notices every day from our San Francisco companies not to do so. Reporter—Well, what do yeu think, and what are you going to do about it now ? Chinamen—Don’t: Knew, except to wait and see what is going to be done. If we had not received orders to.the contrary we would all have registered. We think it will be a long time before te Chinamen jn the mountains will be molested, because the Government has not got money enough to pay paesage for the thousands who live in and around San Francisco, One of the Chinamen is of the opinion that Chiness mine owners are merchants, under the law, and will not be deported. He says if that be so there will be. but few of their number who come under the head of laborers, as the majority of them own in mineson the rivers. ‘‘Then,” he said, ‘the men who keep shops are te be added to that number, and there will be but few around here who can_ bi shipped to their eld homes.” here are not in the least alarmed abeut the Geary Act,.and they act and talk as though they thought it was a good joke on somebody. Whenever they are spoker to about it they commence laugh ing and reply in a humorous way, SEES Eee It-is quite evident-that+the Chinamen . PERSONAL, eee Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. William Walsh, representing the San Examiner, is in tuwn. . T. Petitjeon of Grass Valley-was in town today. i = F, M. Priigeon of Lake City oame down today. ee 3 George A. Knight, an attorney of San Francisco, is here on law business. .Mrs. James Cendon of San Francisco arrived here this morning on a visit. A. P. Hodges, the piano man of San Francisco, is in town. Z J. Ross and wife of North Bloorafield are in town. A. C. Douglass of Sacramento came up on themorning train. Fred Cox and L:.R. Dempster of San Francisco arrived hera.this morning. Mr. Richardson and wife and G. H. Dougherty of Truckee are in town, W. A. Hanley arrived here yesterday, from Alleghany en his way to San Francisco, = G. W. Farnsworth of Visalia’ arrived here on the morning train and will remain a few days. Mrs. Sadie Dorsaz of Oakland will arrive here this evening on a visit te her mother, Mrs. A. Arnhart. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Allen left on the train today for a visit to San Francisco and San Jose. Mrs. U. D. Reed of San Mateo will arrive here this evening, being telegraphed ‘for on account of the sickness of her sister. Miss Birdie Douglass. Mrs, P. T. Greany. of Grass Valley has eturned frum San Francisco, where she has been on a visit to relatives. Mrs.Rebert McMurray arrived in Chicago on. Friday last. Mr. and Mr:. McMurray are stopping at the Leland Hotel, where they will be pleased to meet their Nevada county friends when they visit that city. A. J. Tiffany, ex-County Superintend AYORAULICKING. The Small Claims are Being Enjoined ‘by the Anti Debris Mea. As the big hydraulic mines in the upper portion ef the State are being put in order for work under the provisions of the Caminetti Act, the Anti-Debris Association are turning their attention to small claims in Nevada, Sierra and Plumas counties, says the Mining and Scientific Press, in enjoining many which were. being worked on asmall scale. There are many of these little claims, owned by individuals, the work which does little or no harm; still they are be— ing enjoined. So, for the present, at least, the Anti-Debris Association people are getting the advantage under the operation of the law. The miners turn will come, however,’ and only a lit le patience is needed. When the Government Commission is organized a license to mine may be procured readily in most of these instances, and then operations may be resumed without reference to the Anti-Debris Association or — ‘‘spies.”’ Where there are a number of these ‘smaller mines draining into ene canyon ur Stream, a single dam, to be paid for juintly; will give all a chance to work. While, therefore, injunctions maybe pretty thick just now, they will in time be dissolved and the mines permitted to work, A license from the Government /Commissiononce secured will relieve the miners from future persecution, compliance with the law being adhered to. I surrERrED from biliousness, indigestion, ete. Simmens Liver Regulator cured after: ductors failed.—W. D, Bird. —--» #@ ee. _ The Read Districts. YESTERDAY'S FUNERAL. es J. C. Dickerman and N. & Parazett Laid to Rest. The funeral of the late J. C. Dicker: Jman teok place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the: family residence, Rev. J. T. Murrish of the Methodist Church officiating. A largé number of the old friends ef deceased were present, the American Legion of Honor, of which deceased had been Secretary so long, acting as escort. The pallbearers were: James Kinkead, David Muir, Jr., Charles H. Eddy, L. Garthe, L. Housman, Henry Weisenburger. At 4 o’clock-the funeral services over the remains of N. B. Parazett, our late Supervisor, took place at the Court House, in the Superior Court room. Rev, J. Sima, pastor of the Congregational Church, offieiated. A number of people from North Bloomfield were present, and numerous friends~ and acquaintances of the deceased in this city. The county officers attended in a body. Hon. John Caldwell, J. M. Buffington, Cal R. Ularke, of this city, D. McPhetres, ef Truckee, and John Knotweil and J. Ostrom, of North Bloomfield, were the pallbearers. I'he burial took place at Pine Grove cemetery, _ Mr. Parazeitwas the second couaty officer who haa died in this city withiu the past fgur months. He came down from North Bloomfield to attend the funeral of the late Erastus Bond, in February, and a few days later was taken with the sickuéss that resulted in his death. Two pioneer residents, good citizens and honest men, have passed away. Peace to their ashes. ———* 2 ee oy te Resme-toe Rent. The Board of Supervisors have fixed the road districts as follows: Sxecrion I. The County ef Nevada is hereby divided for road purposes into five roadl districts, the boundaries ef which several districts shall be as follows: Unfurnished Rooms for rent. Enquire at the Williams’ brick residence on Prospect Hil, ml6-2t > ee ae What the “sub” says. M 3 — Stockton Record:—\Editor Martin has The Sick and Injured. Miss Byrda Douglass, who has been seriously sick for several. days, i somewhat better teday . -Mra. William Thomas, who has been ina precarious condition for several days, was Serenaded. Messenger:—Mrs. A,.L. Moore and children, Evah and Clair, left Downie— Ville Friday morning for Forbestown, Butte county, where Mr. Moore is working at the Geld Bank quartz mine, ewned suffering from the effects of an ulcerated toeth, was reported dead yesterday. There is no truth in the report, although Mrs, Thomas is still in a very critical condition : ‘ George M. Hnghes, who had _ his left arm so badly injured by a circular saw at tis planing mill on Saturday after— noen that his hand had to be amputated, is a very sick man. Edson Willis; who was cut-on the tread with a cleaver by John Heyer; is reported to be improving and is ina fair way to recover. = acinus eels = Tue vast facilities of the J. C. Ayer Ce., vf Lowell, Mass., enable them. to place The Superior Blood-puritier—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—within easy reach of the poorest invalid. Don’t be induced to take a ‘‘cheap” substitute. Always remember that the best is the cheapest. SoS n ee Pg era Many Prospectors. 1 I i It is said that there are mere prospectors out in-search of quartz ledges around Graniteville than there has been in years. It is believed many. valuable ledges will be uncevered. After Diphtheria Paralysis of ithe Throat—Numbness and Weakness. Perfect Health Restored by Hood's Sarsaparilla, treated to cake and lemonade by Mrs, aperient is needud, Ayer’s Pils are the best. ‘Uhey improve the appetite, restore healthy action, regulate every function, greater demand, or more highly recom: tion to choos: a successor to N. B. Varazett, deceased. election be held in the third Supervisor District, comprising the tewnships oi Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington, oa Wednesday, duly 5, -1898, te elect a en . Supervisor to fill the vacancy, best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf . down our large stock just r by W. W. Stow, one of the Park -Commissioners Of San Franciséo, His son, Harry, whose wife was a Nevada City young lady, officiates as Superintendent. Sunday evening Clair was serenaded by the Downieville Silver Cornet Band, of which he has long been a member. The boys were invited in ‘the parlor and Wilsdorff and Mrs. Moore, after which they played farewell tunes in the garden. Ix all cases; where aimild. but effective pfomote digestion, and No pill is in nended by the profession. Oe ee Board of Kducation, The Board of Supervisors held a special neeting today for the purpose of arrangng for the holding of a special eleoIt was ordered that an —_—+ Oe <ee GARDEN Srkps, all tresh and of the very . It ta a Nice Town. Downieville Messenger: The candidates for municipal offices of Nevada’ City have filed their itemized statements with the City Clérk, in accordance with the new law. Their expenses are ex ceptionally small and only one man has “cigara’’ on his statement, and none “drinks."” We never thought that Nevada City was a prehibition town. Hiex water in the streams in Tulare county has washed out the motor road near Visalia. futs Great Cova hroat, Hoarseness, oopi thma. to Consumption it ousan and taken in time, by bY. Weta injector free For sale at Carr Bros, And everybody will feel better. Road District Number One shall comThe testi onials published in-thig peper “relating to Hoad’s Sarsaparilla. They show-_ beyond.. dauhbt.that—-HOOB’S4AL¥ LIFE}-Feonsider it the best remedy . CURES, _Constipaticn, and all trouble with the — ~——__-~e2— Superior Court. The following business was transacted in-the -Superior-Qourt-today;-Hon; John} 200e-to-the-Complexian—and-eures—Con~ Cald:ell presiding: H. McCormick st al. vs: George W. Bal.dwin et al. Order substituting J. M. Walling, Esq., as attorney for—plaintaff,+in stead of A. D, Mason. Order granting Pp iaintiff permission to file.a ded com: ee nia SiR bia et tess eis P. B. Fitzsimmons vs. John Kuhlman et al. Order granting plaintiff five days additional time to file amended com-— plaint. P. Henry vs. J. L. Merguire et al. “Order postponing cause until June 15th, Otto Woehler and Charles Pietzsch vs. “Valentine Scheurman. Order dismissing’ action, on motion of P. T. Riley, attorney for plaintiff. Margaret Renny vs. John Lynn. Order squashing execution issued in sa‘d cause upon the ground of said execution being prematurely issued. M. McGuire etal. vs, Edward Barrett. Order granting defendant ten day’s stay of execution, Charlette Townsend et al. vs. N. R. D. Townsend, Judgment and decree granted. F&A. M., : A special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No, 13, F, & A. M., will be held Wednesday evening, May 24th. A full attendance is desired. td ee Special Electien, The Supervisors have ordered a special election to fill the vacancy in the Board caused by the death of Supervisor Parazette. The election must be held under the reform election law which requires candidates nominated by conventions te have their vertificate of nomination filed with the County Clerk thirty days befere election. Those nominated by petition must file their nomination twenty days before elevtion. The election takes place July 5th. Watch and Chain Recovered. A few evenings since a gentleman of this city lost a valuable geld watch and ' ghain, He advertised the fact in the Transcript, offering a reward for the return of the property. Today he received his watch and chain. Another proof of the advantages of advertising. Fine Horses. Telegraph:—Joha Irving has some fine animals in training at Glenbrook Park. Besides those well-known to our people he has just received Daily Jr. by Daily, 2:154, dam by Electioneer, 2:27. The animal is from Winnemucca and is a fine specimen of horse flesh, Besides several others, Mr. Irving has Penhall’s Loretta, and is fixing the animal for the running races his summer and fail, or Lost. Anopal ring. Finder will please leave at Ed. Downer’s saloon, ml2 cone MOST PERFECT MADE. Clube and thames De Picea Baking Powder supremacy. Mrs.—-f.S. Hawk Ns, Chattanooga,

fenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SA VED fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble Bros, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearatipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros.Change of Venue. Magoon; the-drummer-—ef-a-tiquor-firnr in San Francisco, who was—arrested ini this city the other day for following after and insulting a couple of young ladies, will have his trial befere Justice Davi. at Grass Valley, a change of venue having been granted. The case will come up in a day or two. Magoon has been languishing in the county jail since hic esto ee Grammar Scheol Examinations. The Grammar school examinations be gun today in the public schools throughcut the county. It is necessary*that all pupils in the Grammar Grade take’ th examination if they desire promotion, and the County Board of Education re quests that one or more of the School Trustees be present during the examination, tee — Don’ suffer from dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator, It always cures. = ae They Enjoyed It. Truckee Republican:—Those who went over to Nevada City returned yesterday evening. They could not say enough for the hospitality with which they were received and entertained. There was an immense crowd, the city was beautifully decorated, they had good weather and the parade was something ‘immense, The Truckee Drum Corps was a feature of the procession, Delvgates McGlashan and Rhoades stayed over for the concluding session of-the Grand Lodge today, and Supervisor McPhetres to attend a meeting of the Board ef Supervisors, Nevada City has undoubtedly won fresh laurels by its entertainment of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias. * Valuable but not Costly. It may save you a great deal of trouble in cooking. Try it. We refer to the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, regarded by most housekeepers as absolutely essential in culinary uses, and unsurpassed in coffee, All Grocers and and Druggists. ~ A Suicide. Information comes to the Marysville Democrat from Sheridan announcing the suicide of Robert Major at ‘that place, Major has been despondent fer some time and Wednesday determined to find relief in self destruction. He cut his throat from ear to ear with a razor at an early heur Wednesday morning, but lingered in agony: until Thursday morning at 6 o'clock when death relieved him. “Beb” Major at. one time owned a ranch in Yuba county near Reed’s Station, His brother John formerly lived at this city. Major has been managing the flour mills at Sheridap and no special cause can be pointed to'for his despondency. The bedy was found under the porch of his-residence, W. 8S. James, who must soon stand his preliminary examaintion on the charge of murdering Willard Good, the Tarpey Postmaster, has repented that he made a confession and has now written & retraction . Tone Buse has ordered ail gamblere to leave town, Feurr prospects in the State are everywhere reported encouraging. ont of Schools, 1s cativassing Indiana for Burt’s Reading Chart. He is reported doing well. : US alee) Fe eta SHILOH ’S CURE is sold on a guarantes. _It cures Incipjent Consumption. cent a dose, 25 cts, 50cts., and §$1.00Sold by Carr Bros. a Natural Anawer,. A schoolma’am asked her class : “Who cemes from England?” “The English,” was the-answer, ‘Who from Treland? ~~ “The Trish,” *“*Who frei Greece ?” ““Greasers,” shouted alittle Located at Oakland. J. A, Vaughn, fer many years senior proprieter and editor of the Messenger has bought a half interest in a job printing offive at 921 Broadway, Ookland. . The name of the firm is The J. A. Vaughn Printing Company. Simmons Liver Reautatror’ surely cures headache, indigestion and all dis orders of the liver. Will Be Enforced. Weare requested by Marshal Getchell to say that owing to the many complaints made to him _ he has decided. to enforce the 12 o’clock ordinance, All saloons, according to the ordinance, must close at. midnight, and the Marshal hopes that all interested will comply with the law. Ball at French Corral, A ball will be given at the French Corral schoolhouse on Tuesday evening, July 4th, the proceeds of which will be used towards purchasing an. organ for the school. During the evening there is to be a grand display ef tireworks. OC, L, Miller and J, W. Culver will be the fluor directors. Good music will be in attendance. Tickets, including a chicken supper, $1.50. ~@ , Frank Rhoads Is Very Ill. Frank Rhoads, the great Sacramento politician, ‘is dangerously ill, and no hope is entertained of his recovery. He is afflicted with his old cemplaint, rheumatism, but the disease, instead of confining itself to his limbs as heretofore, has, attacked his bedy. The painfui malady is playing in dangerous proximity to the victim’s heart, and so serious is the situation that the dectors gave erders that no visitors be admitted to his room. There are few men in this State more widely known than Frank Khoads. He has been a power in politics for considerably more than a quarter of a century. His personality more than anything else has kept him in the swim. RnR ts Gina Last of the Seasen. The Married Folks Dancing Club will give their last party of the season on Wednesday evening next. Every member is expected to be on hand, ———_ + ~oe-Cheek the First Approach Of rheumatism, and further attacks may be escaped, if proper precautions against exposure are taken, and there be no hereditary predisposition, . Unfortunately, people who ultimately beca ue chronic sufferers, too often neglect the trifling twinges-and premonitory stiffness which herald the advent of this agonizing malady. Among the diseases fer which Hostetters’ Stomach Bitters has been found efficavious this is one, and the medicine being perfectly safe, it ia certainly to be preferred to. drugs uséd for its cure, which are frequeutly useless, and nothing more or less than poisonous. The snbstitution of this pleasant and pnre blood depurent for medicines inimical to life in @ slight overdose, is a measure which may fitly be urged upen persons who desire to obtain relief safely, or who have failed-to obtain it from the numerTax printers at Saratoga have atous pseudo remedies for this disease in the market. . Bleomfield, prise and include the township of Nevada, being Supervisoral_Distriet-Nuni= ber One. Road District Number Two shall comprise and include the township of Gras: He is the best Cough’ Cure, Only one . “Sl ¥s-being-Supervisorst-Prstrict Num] ber Two. < Read District-Number -Three shall . comprise and include the townships ot Washington.and--Eureka,;being Supervisoral District Number Three.Koad District Number Four shall comprise__and__inelide the tewnships oi Rough and Ready and Bridgeport, being Supervisoral District Number Four. _ prise and include the tewnships o! Meadow Lake and Little Yerk, being Supervisoral District Nuinber five, _—————_—28@eo——— bs Came by Special Train. ~~ ‘Kbout twenty persons from Truckee and that part of the county arrived her at l o'clock today. They come to attend the Superier Court. The westbound overland was seven hours behind time at Colfax, so Manager Kidder put on a special trainfor the accommodation of the belated Truckeeites, New Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs., Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughsand Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use, had a speedy and pertect recovery. Try asample bottle at our.expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is, lrial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. —_——_-++@e « —__ -__ Painting and Paper Hanging. ‘Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracts give us.a call, m2-tf Do Yeu Like Tripe? If so, go down to J. J. Jacksen’s, at the Beehive Grocery stere on Cominercial street, and see that fine barrel ef pickled Tripe which he has just received. Itis fine, and no mistake. . m20-tf Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Li'‘e Pills, Bucken’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sells as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. _We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purehase price, if satisfactory. results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros. Druggist. New and Kasy Method Of Free-Hand Crayon Drawing, taught at Fowler's Drawing School. Come and makea picture, andif not suecessfn) . make no charges. Pictures enlarged to any size, Class Room at L. Garthe’s, Main Street. Openevery day. mll-t Hires’ Boot Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Numler Five shall comgone to Nevada City to attend the Knights of Pythias Grand Nodge, hold‘ng-its session in: -that~plave~ this Week; ‘Natural Gas” does net® burn\in the Record today, ashe carried the jaso-' City than in Stockton, However, they lighting purposes up there ,and the aan whe-can-—ave further inte ait intricate mining problem by the aid of electri vity or gas than seme of those mountain. men with their pine torch, must indeed be a thorouglibred: Injured His Mand. A private letter received from C, W. Bennett, the piano tunvr, who is at pres ent in San.Francisco, states that he has seriously injured hie left hand and will probably be unable to do any tuning before next, fall. Mr. Bennett's many acquaintances im this city Will regret to learn of his misfortune. — +7 @e+ Stock Certificate Lust. Certificate No, 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been’ lost or misplaced, Anyone finding the same will please return to James Colley. m22 _ 2 sa Claim Your Property. Ladies who lost fans, ribbons, handkerchiefs, etc., while attending the entertainments at Armory Hall last week, will probably find the missing articles at George C, Gaylord’s store, to which place the janitor of the hall teok every thing that was left in the hall. dM POLY, where you know you can get reliable = Oe meter with him, presumably for the roc . _ son-thattightis more nestat in Novada t ‘yet along very well w.th pitch pine. for. .° . safely passed, but they were all left with Mrs. 0. & Southwtok ~~ <“North Madison, Ohio. «My Wite* and three children were at tacked with d htherla at the same time, After serlous tnéss the greatest danger was Paralysis of the Threat; and with my wife it also aNected her limbs. Her arms were numb to the shoulders, aecompanied with a -prlekHngsensation: -1t7 was so difficult for her to swallow, seemed as ifshe must starve. The children Were in a similar condition, Physicians were greatly perplexed and suid it was'very critical with iny wife, as she Was more than likely to have> paralysis at any time, and it so it would be very doubtful if she survived, Finally S felond suggested Hood's SarsaparitiaAbthotgh we had not the slightest faith, we were so discouraged that we were ready to try we » i got @ botile and began giving {t to them. Words are Feebie to express the gratification we al! felt at the end of a week to. find an improvement. When they had finished three bottles I could not seé but they were as well as previous to their sickness. The numbness and paralysis entirely disappeared. There was no trouble Hood’s::: Cures in feating, beyond apparent Inability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think tt wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©. 8. Sourmwick, Grocer and Notary Publie, North Madison, Ohio. Hood's Pilis are purely vegetable, cure Also, the Largest Variety of Home-ma 1Candies !—AND—— 4 nm. 2. So ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil. show you for the coming season the best stock ot Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear EATS, Hito. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIry “AND INCLARGER QUANTITIE My Low Prices will astonish u—1/.ry HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Bevwtiful Clothing, Fur ishing Goods, Hats, Bte DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses goods. You do not pay any more for good goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhe: el . Look at my. Goods Before Buying Ekewhere fully prepared trom the best ingredients, A BIT OF ADVICE is alway: highly beneficial and it’s a display o/ the rarest good sense te know whe: and how to follow it. You couldn’ receive better advice than to ise only Foley's Lilac de Perse lee Cream, It is the best article of its kind in Nevada City, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you deubi it, try the Cream and ali your doubt: will vanish before the verdict of taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed. Commercial Street FINE SPRING And all-the LAT we will be able to show you, We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up for the Season . As. for ourselves, we are. still busy in marking received from California and Eastern markets; and iow ina few days, as fine a stock of : SLOTHING, PRICE figures: time to publich a big price list, as we are ing our Goods,= : We have but ONE Springs xceptionally ite. iow. sreat variety. * NOVELAIIES tha verything in those departinonts will be jiarked~ down to the LOWEST CASH Weare so situated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor. t has. ever been brought to this city. An Oem We have no tov busy fixing up our stores and markPRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. EVERYBOL Y INVITED, — Q-——— _Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Tho Fist In the Fil . A Ladies ! Loox Cver Our SHOR You will find that never before were Goods sO attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer, Serges, 4+inghams, Percales, Trouvilles,.Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making your selections The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in Article Guaranteed No. ] 1'8 A FACT. Havan You have to pay Coin}for Cigars then why notftget§the They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in§Tin FoilPackages, and made of Ecarefully °sebest ? lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke . Try E’m. William Giffin, (NATIVE SON"OF MARYLAND,) . : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. iets, Pee.