May 25, 1893 (4 pages)

THe DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. THURSDAY EV’'NG. has not yet decided —when—it-will begin ;"+ ging truck was used. The boiler weighed MAY 24 ae Union Arrivals. T. M. Johnson, Dutch Fiat, Frank Selfridge, ae “ J. Skeahan, H. Kk. Walker, Gsass Valley, G. L. Murphy, " ‘*Tidings’’ Items. T. Wayman, Pike City, — R. Richardson, You Bet,The “stockholders of the California A. R. Comfort, Fresno, H. T. Shiriey, San Baruardine Mining Conipany held their annual meeting Tuesday evening:. The following were elected asa Board of Directors to servefor the ensuing year: Chas. E. Uren, L. Haas, Chas. E. Clinch, W. L. Wallace and Geo. W. Starr. The Directors organized by electing Chas. E active operations upon its property. * Supt. Brockington of the King Selomon mine cn Grizzly Kidge informed us today that work is being actively pushed at the mine. The contractors who are engaged in drifting are making favorable progress and the prospects are encourag— ing., Supt. Brockington expects togo oveto the mine Thursday. g The new patent Hines boiler for the W. Y. 9. D. mine, was hauled to the mine Tuesday afternoon by King & Woolford’s team of ten horses. The logeight tons and is of a pew pattern. A large crowd was attracted when the huge piece of machinery passed. through town. Scesapcepieeeesaciaisiaas I. 0. O. F. ‘Truckee Republicaun:—Geo. W. Hart represented Donner Lodge, No. 162, IE 0. O. F., in the Grand Lodge’ at. San Francisco last week. Hereports a very pleasant and profitable session. The Order has inereased over one thousand members in the last year and numbers over 31,000. The Grand Lodge voted to establish a Home for aged aud indigent Odd Fellows, their widows and orphans, __._ Nevada County, Cal-; May: Tz. Parties calling forany of these letters will} Z Wervous debility, Mrs. J. Barron, 142 7th 8% and the northern part of the State: tele— graphed an offer of eighty acres of land ~~ W. R. -Riguror, one of the best known citizens of Memphis, Tenn, is dead. He was the originator of the jetty system. wv oo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postotfice at Nevada City, Pa 0. Ya Berg, Alex. Bouden, John Clark, J. Fowler, Arthur _-Kowler,.l__L. Hoy, Richard Jenkins, Harry Jones, Prof. W. C. Legunda, Wm OB; Henry Marrish, Will. Ortega, ‘Miguel Wolfe, Adveph FOREIGN. Jacehson, Jacob If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be seni to the dead letter office please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. = Leonarp S. Carxrys, P. M. Sucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai 2, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is cuaranteed to give perfect satisiac don ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor. For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru You cannot do effective work without a clear head, and for this take Simmons Liver Regulator. Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts fer 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 ae Do Yeu Like Tripe? If so, go down to J. J. Jacksen’s, at the Beehive Grocery store on Commercial Street, and see that fine barrel of pickled Tripe which-he has just received. It is fine, and no mistake. m20-tf 62 Women The common effiictions of women are sick-headaches, indigestion and nervous troubles. They arise largely from stomach disorders, ,As Joy s Vegetable Sargaperiliaisthe only bowel regulating preparation, you can see why it is more effective than any other Sarseparilla in those troubles. 3t is Gaily relieving hundreds. The action is gaild, direct and effective. We have scores @t letters from grateful women. ". ‘We refer toa few San Francisco ladies: Blervous debility, Mrs. Fred. Loy, 227 Ellis St Generali debility, Mrs. Belden, 610 Mason &t. Wervous debility, Mrs. J. Lamphere, 7-5 Turk. Pervous debility, Miss R. Rosenblum,202 17th. @tomach R. L. Wheaton,701 Post, Beadaches,Mrs.M B, Price,16 Prospect Place. @ick headaches, Mrs M. Fowler, £277 Ellis Bt Indigestion, Lrs. €. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St Constipation, Mrs, C, Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t J oY’ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Many druggists have « cheap Sarseperilla @eey make more on thanon Joy’s, which on qwilltry tosell to you. Insist on Joy’s. Most mater, mest gioetind. yoheame veien FOR SALE By . CARR BROS. Ty Paty Small Beat. KO NO swraricits its iets H. Huckins, San Juan,’H. »cheuxert, Sacramento, P. McAugland, : Fred Hayes, as G: Willams, = a. i Jas. Thompson, \v. F. Knap, Des Moines, “e Uren, President; I. . Haas, Vice PresiC. B. Andrews, Marysville, dent; Citizens Bank, wee John L. O. Lando, M. Thomas, Sccretary. he company National Exchange. J. F, Moody & 8, Truckee, J. Sherritt, W. McCarty, Maybert, Mrs. Polmere, Derbee, A. Skinker, = d. Jacobs, R. Rosenthal, F. 1H. Knorr, N.S. -Kei:h, C, F. Bunker, A. Morgan, A. J. Mitchell, H. A. Thotapson, G. W. Kidd, A. H. Rixon, A,B. Clarke, C OD. Esstin &s, Mrs. Byington & c, Mrs. T. L. Ford & ¢, Mrs. W. J. Wilson, L.C. Pollard, Fred Hayes, ‘Sacramente, E. Van Alistine, ‘‘ W. L. Cole,, W. R. Johnson, Stogkton; A: W. Brooks,Chas. Sollers, Lodi, _ Mrs. H. Gayle, Downieville, A. Denmeyer & w, “ J: Hutchison & w,’ Mrs. L. Evans &.c, woe of “ “sé Chas. Helman, Oakland, © W. Green, Calistoga, ~ C.cADancan, Yuba City, E. B. McPhetridge, N. F. Knap, Des Moines, Max Merton, Grass Valley, F. J. Dawson, e RK. Monteith, Bloomfield. is in grea Children love it. “ONSTIP M DIZZINESS TiO? SONOTHE Compe Captain Sweeney, not neglect a Cough, as For sale at Carr Ten’ Rolls 3 Twenty Rolls N New : Dress : At S Cents. AOTEL ARRIVALS. oy Donnelly, Sin Francisco, J. T. Alexander, San Francisco, Dr. Cunningham, Camptonville, GH. Lux, Pike City, ge) SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Carr Bros. t demand. Sold by ATION SKIN. EXION D agreeable Laxative and Negve Tonic. sad by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 50c. and $100 per package. Sample Samples free. The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teethand ESE U.S.A.,8an Diego, ys: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is 2 Gu medicine I have ever found that would dome . _ “any ees "Price S cts. Sold by Druggists. rugg: there fs to Consumption. SHTLOH’s CURE Trouble. It is the Bros, Cures Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the’ action of AYER’S Sarsaparilia, when’ taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but, while this assertion is true of AYER’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to. other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will reconimend, and try to impose upon yon, as “just as good as Ayer’s.’” Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would, be benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER’S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of heFeditary scrofula and other blood’ diseases from the system, and it has, deservedly, the confidence of the people. AYER’S Sarsaparilla “T cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from ‘the use of AYER’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for. about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to ‘this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilia, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every young man or woman, in casé of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”,-—H.L. Jarmann, 33 William st., New York City. wil bure You Prepared by — J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowelt, Mass. Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century« Capidene,” for the restoration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in*the Back; Headache, etc., is the greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered, Millions of people have been restored to perfect health by its ase. The sale of t is medicine in England, Frauce and Germany is unparalleled. Sinee its introduction ‘into the United States tens of thousands of people have been relieved. Carr Bros. and WW. Vinton have just received a large stock of “Cupidéne.” “Try it, all ye who are afflicted. ti House and Lot For § le uy EL THE RESIDENCE OF WM. OSBORNE, ON ARISTOCRACY HILL, __ Is offered for sale with or -witheut furni ture. ata bargain. tor further particulars euquire un the premises. WILLIAM OSBORNE. Nevada City Avril] I0, 1893 . : _Stoekholders Meeting. HE ANNUAL MHETING OF /STOCKE Eits of the +*din-Gold-and silver npany w li be held at, the office » Secretary of the Company. _on Tuesday, June 6th, 18935, «t 7300 "elock P.M. for the purpose of electing Directors for the epsuing year,and for the transaction of such Other bus'ness as may be properiy and legally brought, before suid meeting. K. CASVER, secretary. Nevada City, May 10, 1593. —— Tons of New Goods Arriving Daty Bee Hive Dry Goods St lore, Grass Valley, ——o-—— -ply Carpets at 75 cents. New Ingrains at 50 cents. Twenty Misfit Carpets at Half Prices till all gone. Ten Thousand Rolls Wall Paper, Extra Heavy at 6 1-2 cents. Five Thousand Rolls Heavy Embossed at 12 1—2 cents. Good,AT SPECIAL PRICES. Largest Milluery. Depirtmest in the, County. The Bee Hive, S. YEO & Co, Proprietors. The Transcript is the Best Advertising medium) in Northern California. for Yeo’ gilt, at 5 cents. 0 Site: is and Che lley3 a mane down 4s beitig as full of resources as his much quoted sister, the “bright young woman.” latter the other evening to a theater. He is a young law student with more brains than money at the present writing, and ho frequently counts pennies in making an estimate of expenses. On the evening in question he did so with such scant margin that a call for a quarter to pay for checking umbrellas more than exhausted it. fake the train home producéd only one 5-cent piece. roclaim his dilemma to his fair compan: og . gaid the general calmly, ‘‘did you spike Riding Home Withe 2‘ <foney. The “bright young man” must be set One of the former escorted one of the A sly search of his pockets just before they went up on the elevated station to It would never do to He céuld_ neither beg nor borrow the other nickel at that time and place, and for a moment he was desperate, Then he took a chance. As they were about to pass the ticket window he let the young woman precede him, and when he reached his hand through, saying, ‘‘Two, please,” he left his solitary coin and his pocketknife in front of the ticket seller. r. That functionary glanced up quickly, took in the situation and without an instant’s hesitation passed out the two bits,of pasteboard. Everybody was satisfied. The agent hc a good knife for a trifling sum, the future barrister had escaped a mortification, and the young woman remained blissfully ignorant of the whole transaction, as it was desirable she should.— Her Point of View in New York Times. Toa Would Be Medical Student. A correspondent who signs himself “Duffy” asks, ‘Will you please inform me if there is a medical school in New York in which the lectures for the first year are given in the evening or any time after 8 p. m?” Duffy, you and dozens of other **would be doctors” think you can study medicine in the happy go lucky way the law pills study law—lecturesin the afteruoon; office work in the. morning. You must give up that idea at once. Medicine requires 25 hours out of 24, and May, Sweet May. In the scented soft May breezes Forests don their kirtles creeng All is melting, nothing freezes, Flushes with auroral sheen; Waking, reaking, Hearts laugh out, with love aglow, May, sweet May, will have it so. Wintry bosoms, ne’er so dreary But the sunshine thrills them through; Heavy spirits, ne’er to weary But are twinkling in their dew; >» Laughing, Quaffing, Life in measure full, I trow, May, sweet May, will have it so. No more wax and wane and changing Let there be in love that’s true; Beasonless and never ranging, =~ Such, dear love, my love for you, Yearning, Burning, Or, as brook in even flow, ‘May, sweet May, will have it so. Ulrich V. Lichtenstein. © A Scene In the Attorney General’s Offices. Représentative Wilson of West Vir ginia, whose distinguished. position in the house entitles him tothe utmost respect and consideration at the hands of any Democratic official; entered the office of the attorney general. The room was crowded with applicants for offices, and Mr. Olney was very much _harrassed. Mr. Wilson stepped forward to the attorney general’s desk. Mr. Olney turned savarely upon him. “Sir,” he said, “you have come up_out Pof_your turn. You are_doing an injastice to those who have been waiting here, and you will have to go back to the foot of the line and await your turn.” Mr. Wilson, who is an exceedingly mild mannered gentleman, }. » rec, at the attorney general in amaze: He did not chow his temper, however, Lut with chiding politeness inquired: ‘*Did I hear you aright? Did you sayI must go back and await my turn?” “I did, sir,” replied the attorney geveral, ‘Very well, sir,” said the West Virginian haughtily,.‘‘I shall go back, but I shall not return. When you desiré to gee me, you can send for me.” ~ It*was not until Mr. Wilson had departed that Attorney General Olney. more on Sundays and holidays. Thie lectures in every medical school are given when the professors and lecturers can find time for them. They’re given in the morning and in the afternoon and the evening, and some of the private “‘quizzes” begin at 10.80 or 11 p. m. and stop in time to get ready for breakfast if you dress quickly. Now, Duffy, if you ask because you think medicine is a snap like these afternoon law schools, you'd better keep out of it, but if you ean stand the pace and ask simply because you're ignorant, why, go ahead, . “and with good health and hard work you may.get your license to “kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!’—New York Sun. A Lifelike Stone Camel. = ; One of the most curious rock forma tions in the world is to be seen in Arizona. Itisa short distance east of the stage road between Tucson and Oracle and starids on a knoll several feet above’ the surrounding sand hills. When first seen, the effect is startling, and the mind has to get over a shock before the j pecu. liar object can be comprehended. It ie @ most perfect representation of acamel and is formed of one piece of granite. This curiosity is of colossal size, but perfectly proportioned. It-is about 60 feet high and is very white and smooth. There aré-very few fissures-on the er face, and they strangély are in the proper places to form features. The enly real projection from the surface is exactly placed for an eyébrow. The two humps aré plainly to be seen, and the neck is curved beautifully. The rock is really a solid piece rising from the ground, but the effect of legs is produced by a clump of dark colored brush that grows beside the stone. The white stone shows plainly at both sides of the brush, and the effect of the legs is unmistakably produced.—Philadelphia Record. — Carrying Good News. During the siege of Vicksburg an important artillery position had been assigned to a battery commanded by Major Schwartz, a German attached to General Grant’s command. Late in the day while Grant was in his tent receiving dispatches from the front a German orderly made his appearance earnestly inquiring for “Zhincral Grant.” ,After much parley his hearers, being convinced that his business with the general was important, admitted him to the latter’s tent, where he made the announcement, “Schwartz's battery is took!” ‘‘Well,” the guns?’ ‘‘What?” shrieked the little German, ‘spike dem guns? Dem new guns? Vy, it would schpile ’em!” ‘:Well, what did you do?’ said Grant impatiently. + a we took’em pack again, by —Life. Meanness In the Chaste Dove. Cases of meanness are not numerous among the animals. A one is the innocent dove, which sometimes hides under her wings food for which she has no need simply to deprive her companions. The sense of property is manifested in the competition for prizes, as iri the struggie for the female or for food, rank, territory or nests. The dog istinguishes the property of his master nd even discriminates between objects longing to different members of the ame family.—Current Literature. Youthful Condescension. The Father (sorrowfully)—Your absorption in social gayety grieves me. At our ae such a life had no fascinations ‘or-me, The Son (condescendingly)—At my age you probably lacked the fascinationa which I inherit from my mother’s side of the family,—Pittsburg Bulletin. » New York Versus Chicago. A fanny outcropping of Chicago’s ambition is the practice of-the papers of always referring to this city as ‘‘New York, N.Y.” It just tickles a Chicago man to pretend that no one would know which New York was meant unless the abbreviation of the state was given.—New “York ‘Tribune. At Easter in Scotland, where the great festivals have for centuries been supee essed, the children still get their hard iled dyed eggs, which they play with and finally eat. ° Itis a physician's suggestion that per. sons meeting on a street corner should move on for their chat, avoiding the emanations from the sewer openings usual ly found there. The most notable attraction in s mosque et Delhi is a single red hair -. Swedish woman of Kansas City, became tearned whoit was that he had affronted. —Washington Cér. -Cleveland ~ Plain The Correct Boutonniere. The question of ‘“‘buttonholes” is probably one which does not vitally affect the condition of the community. At the samo time it is satisfactory to learn on excellent authority that coats of fashion vwill_not-+his—season he .adorned with multicolored and built up arrangements of flowers. Simplicity is to be the order of the day. A la France rose, a parde. nia or a Malmaison carnation, repesing . in its own foliage and with a stalk as ‘Tong as possible, is to be carelessly “thrust throngh the aperture which no tailor ever meant to be confronted with a button. -In-short,-the innecenee of-the directoire days is presumably to be re. established. In any case the movement should be supported if only for the reason of suppressing the unnatural nosegays which‘have for so long waxed fiercer in wealth of wire.—London TeleHow Confiding and Unsuspicious. Evidently the jailors of R. Irving Latimer, the Michigan murderer, regarded him as a “perfect gentleman.” They Anew that he had murdered his mother, but they did not believe he would poison cepted little culinary attentions on his — discussed real estate operations, , with him and were vastly surprised to nag ae that the geritle hearted -murderer had broken jail. What. confiding, unsuspicious persons are connected with the prisons of Michigan and New York, to be sure! W. 8. Gilbert would be re— to do justice to them,—Buffalo ress. : a The Maple Sugar Crop. “The maple sugar crop of Vermont,” says Colonel B. B. Smalley of that state, “is going to be very short this season. I know that this is a sad fact to communicate to an expectant public, but it is nevertheless unfortunately true. They need cold, frosty nights and warm days to make the sap flow, but unhappily all conditions have been against a good crop. [ am also informed that the pear crop of Georgia will be short, while if the peach crop of Delaware also peters out the country at large will indeed be in a deplorable condition.”—New York Tribune No Wonder the Steamship Was ‘Late. The Chester, just arrived, had on board a troop of Cossacks, the first ever to visit this country. They are from the province of Kabarde in southern Russia. The Cossacks brought their names with them, and after reading them no one can be much surprised that the Chester was three days behind her usual time. Here are a few of the short ones: Prince Eristoff Macimenicjoilly, Prince Demitri Magalobichoilly, Princess Demitrii Magalobichoilly and Andrew Yorichoilly.— New York Times, A Wealthy Man's Bequest. 1 A bequest of a Scotchman named Proudfoot, who recently at Natal, provided $20,000 for the laborers of Moffat, Scotland. «By the concerted action of the beneficiaries, some 80 in number, the money is te be used in establishing a public institution for sick and aged poor persons and in the maintenance of a pension fund. Strange Sights on a Spring Day. An entirely trustworthy friend of the Listener’s informs him that on last Sunday in Middleton, 20 miles from Boston, grasshoppers were seen hopping about in a lively manner. On the sameday a man was seen walking across Middleton pond on the ice,—Boston Transcript. Mrs. Alma Norstram, a pretty young violently insane a few days ago while “Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay” and has kept up thesongalmost unceasingly ever since, A man at Riverside, Fla., recently suc‘eeded iti extracting from 18 founds of range peel oil in proportion of 50: pounds .o a ton of peel. _ Mr, Holbert’s Simmering Well. Four miles southwest of Mount Vernon, Tex., is a great phenomenon on the farm of Marvel Holbert. Last July he ae th ties teen ae tee wee uncovsred the well, and to his iF a hot steam gushed out in his face, and on examination it was found @ vein of not water about 6 inchés in diameter which is said to have the mepinche of Seba= . See ee : —_—-* ~ < —“his kind keepers. Therefore they ac. tics and will Is that ‘misery experienced when suddenly made aware that you possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. No two dyspepsymptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is Start the Liver working and “Por: wore than -three — tae “poem f ae heen no relief. At last I tried have the same predominant in the LIVER, one thing is certain no one Femain a dyspeptic who will Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion all bodily ailments will disappear. 1 with suffered in its worst I tried several , which cured me ina i ity Toreia ver, Constipation, etc., I pointed in the effect almost a perfect cure and Bowels.”—' medicine. Beng not A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. family remedy for pepsia, é peti ever have never been disapproduced; it seems to be for all diseases of the Stomacly W. J. McEtaov. Maco. Ga. Do rest ? tonic it. used daily, It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD } on the market. BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS aid accept tio subi--. Fer val. ed. Are You Eyer. Tradsystem. LOLA MONTEZ CREME: “The Skin Food and Tissué-Builder, One pot (75 cents) last three months, stitute. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to city Hall, Kroad Street, Of the face and form, write MK3. NETTI¢ HARRIS 'N, 26 Geary Street, San Francis o you ever think your skin needs a It certainly does. It needs ‘a to tone it up just like a rua-dlown Ts a food for the. skin, It inakes the skin firm and preserves iis —_ elasticity, thus preventing wrinkles. You cannot freckle or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table is compiete without Nevada City, Cal. uy speeist or complicated blemish Superfiueus bale permanently remoy a ly-maré6, Wi For sa W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE ackt'We. wri bon Shoe in the world for the price. wb Bougias, shoes are Bold everywhere, wld FP ageeme them. It isa duty borage owe Yourself to et the best value for your money. ze in your sootwont bp purohasing W. “UD Douglas Shoes,w fepresent the best value at the vartised above, as thousands can ' SaTake No Substitute. -ey Beware of fraud. None genuine without W. L, ge ri, price stamped on bottom. jh w.lk. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by JUN DEGEKIDGE, “Broad Street. FURNITURE BEDDING HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS —AT— KINKEAD’S ~ Purnitare Rooms, Commercial St : AVING } ‘urchased . Geo. Tracy’ 8s stock of F rni ure and Bedding at a Great Sacri~ fice, lum enabied to sell goods at.prices that will astonish the public. For the next thirty days 1 wiil offer Greist Birgaing in order to make fo.m for my -hratew-date— }: Nand examine my govods belica pur-whasine © tsewhere «Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptiy anu faithfully aitended to. Goods solid at.the lowest-prices in the county for POT CASH. Just Out— WORLDS FAIR SHAM-HOLDEis, Call andexamine them. Ail eaeiiaac transacted ‘on business prin cip aes pholstering and all kinds of Repairing done on short notice. Kemember the place—Commercial Street* next door to Tea Store, Nevada City. CHARLES HARTMAN: Es E DULAC: ’ H oo =NED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building. where they will be pleased to_ see theit friends, They s are nuw making ‘up some handsome. . : neva “Loot Beer é by the Dozen or Gross ! GINGER ALE, sta i fAT A SPECIAL PRICE Beehive” Commerciat Street James Cairns Has returned to Nevada City, and will_in about a week open in the Baling lm to Hennessy Stable, ON BROAD STRE ET. PETE PID Y i «We th the LARGEST STOCK*OF HARNESS, ~ SADDLES, ROBES, WHIPS, Ete., Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale ata LOWER RATE than the same Quality -_of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State, — ORANGE CIDFR. a] SPRING AND SUMMER. SUITS, And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both lmported and}; Domestic) from which to choose, San Francisco, Agents for the Newhas Shirt Factory. -CIVE THEN A VALE. Asessment 1t Notice. Cir I ATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Mivine Company. Location of prin¢ipal place of business, san Fraueiseo, California, Location of we tks, Nevada County, Califorhia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the boardof bireetors, held on the iith day of Muy, 1893, an Asseresment, No. 8, o1 Five cents (6 cents) per share, was levied upon thet apital Stock of the Corporten, payabl tmm edie ely in United States Gold Cotn,t ‘0 Seeretary, atthe ‘office of the Compar y, $20 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisee, California. Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain unpaid on the litii day of June, 1893, will _be~delinquent, and advertised iorsaie at publi: auction. apd ubless payment ie made before; will sold on Thureday the6th day o July ,18¢3, to pay the delinquent Assessment, togeth er with costs of advertising, and expense. of sale. By order of’the Board of Directors. THE, WKTZEL, Secretary. Office 820 Sinsoue Street, Kuom 10, San Francigc o, € val for ng PAINTING, DRAWING AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Unien Hotel, F Is now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, etc. All desiring to join any of the above elasses will please apply immediately., Terms reasonable. W. H. DURYEA ‘HOTEL MIDLAND, \(European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor, of La talle St. F. H. THIMPSON. : Chicago, tity New Bu'lding 100 Egaly Purnshed Rooms, Totand Cold Water. Elevator andall modern conveniences, Near Post Office and wn of amusements, oe $1 per r iny and ites’ F, HW, THOMPSON & GO. Prop’rs. Chicago, April 24. CIGARS AND TOBAOCD, Gus J & W, Schmidt AVING yorchaoed ‘the stock * trade of Hirachman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their frieids and the pub _ li: generally Ayah will on hand GARS, TOBACCO, all of C1 i ae ee a Se Spring stock, which will commence ‘to _&r-

THe DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. THURSDAY EV’'NG. has not yet decided —when—it-will begin ;"+ ging truck was used. The boiler weighed MAY 24 ae Union Arrivals. T. M. Johnson, Dutch Fiat, Frank Selfridge, ae “ J. Skeahan, H. Kk. Walker, Gsass Valley, G. L. Murphy, " ‘*Tidings’’ Items. T. Wayman, Pike City, — R. Richardson, You Bet,The “stockholders of the California A. R. Comfort, Fresno, H. T. Shiriey, San Baruardine Mining Conipany held their annual meeting Tuesday evening:. The following were elected asa Board of Directors to servefor the ensuing year: Chas. E. Uren, L. Haas, Chas. E. Clinch, W. L. Wallace and Geo. W. Starr. The Directors organized by electing Chas. E active operations upon its property. * Supt. Brockington of the King Selomon mine cn Grizzly Kidge informed us today that work is being actively pushed at the mine. The contractors who are engaged in drifting are making favorable progress and the prospects are encourag— ing., Supt. Brockington expects togo oveto the mine Thursday. g The new patent Hines boiler for the W. Y. 9. D. mine, was hauled to the mine Tuesday afternoon by King & Woolford’s team of ten horses. The logeight tons and is of a pew pattern. A large crowd was attracted when the huge piece of machinery passed. through town. Scesapcepieeeesaciaisiaas I. 0. O. F. ‘Truckee Republicaun:—Geo. W. Hart represented Donner Lodge, No. 162, IE 0. O. F., in the Grand Lodge’ at. San Francisco last week. Hereports a very pleasant and profitable session. The Order has inereased over one thousand members in the last year and numbers over 31,000.. The Grand Lodge voted to establish a Home for aged aud indigent Odd Fellows, their widows and orphans, __._ Nevada County, Cal-; May: Tz. Parties calling forany of these letters will} Z Wervous debility, Mrs. J. Barron, 142 7th 8% and the northern part of the State: tele— graphed an offer of eighty acres of land ~~ W. R. -Riguror, one of the best known citizens of Memphis, Tenn, is dead. He was the originator of the jetty system. wv oo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postotfice at Nevada City, Pa 0. Ya Berg, Alex. Bouden, John Clark, J. Fowler, Arthur _-Kowler,..l__L. Hoy, Richard Jenkins, Harry Jones, Prof. W. C. Legunda, Wm OB; Henry Marrish, Will. Ortega, ‘Miguel Wolfe, Adveph FOREIGN. Jacehson, Jacob If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be seni to the dead letter office please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. = Leonarp S. Carxrys, P. M. Sucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai 2, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is cuaranteed to give perfect satisiac don ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor. For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru You cannot do effective work without a clear head, and for this take Simmons Liver Regulator. Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts fer 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 ae Do Yeu Like Tripe? If so, go down to J. J. Jacksen’s, at the Beehive Grocery store on Commercial Street, and see that fine barrel of pickled Tripe which-he has just received. It is fine, and no mistake. m20-tf 62 Women The common effiictions of women are sick-headaches, indigestion and nervous troubles. They arise largely from stomach disorders, ,As Joy s Vegetable Sargaperiliaisthe only bowel regulating preparation, you can see why it is more effective than any other Sarseparilla in those troubles. 3t is Gaily relieving hundreds. The action is gaild, direct and effective. We have scores @t letters from grateful women. ". ‘We refer toa few San Francisco ladies: Blervous debility, Mrs. Fred. Loy, 227 Ellis St Generali debility, Mrs. Belden, 610 Mason &t. Wervous debility, Mrs. J. Lamphere, 7-5 Turk. Pervous debility, Miss R. Rosenblum,202 17th. @tomach R. L. Wheaton,701 Post, Beadaches,Mrs.M B, Price,16 Prospect Place. @ick headaches, Mrs M. Fowler, £277 Ellis Bt Indigestion, Lrs. €. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St Constipation, Mrs, C, Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t J oY’ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Many druggists have « cheap Sarseperilla @eey make more on thanon Joy’s, which on qwilltry tosell to you. Insist on Joy’s. Most mater, mest gioetind. yoheame veien FOR SALE By . CARR BROS. Ty Paty Small Beat. KO NO swraricits its iets H. Huckins, San Juan,’H. »cheuxert, Sacramento, P. McAugland, : Fred Hayes, as G: Willams, = a. i Jas. Thompson, \v. F. Knap, Des Moines, “e Uren, President; I. . Haas, Vice PresiC. B. Andrews, Marysville, dent; Citizens Bank, wee John L. O. Lando, M. Thomas, Sccretary. he company National Exchange. J. F, Moody & 8, Truckee, J. Sherritt, W. McCarty, Maybert, Mrs. Polmere, Derbee, A. Skinker, = d. Jacobs, R. Rosenthal, F. 1H. Knorr, N.S. -Kei:h, C, F. Bunker, A. Morgan, A. J. Mitchell, H. A. Thotapson, G. W. Kidd, A. H. Rixon, A,B. Clarke, C OD. Esstin &s, Mrs. Byington & c, Mrs. T. L. Ford & ¢, Mrs. W. J. Wilson, L.C. Pollard, Fred Hayes, ‘Sacramente, E. Van Alistine, ‘‘ W. L. Cole,, W. R. Johnson, Stogkton; A: W. Brooks,Chas. Sollers, Lodi, _ Mrs. H. Gayle, Downieville, A. Denmeyer & w, “ J: Hutchison & w,’ Mrs. L. Evans &.c, woe of “ “sé Chas. Helman, Oakland, © W. Green, Calistoga, ~ C.cADancan, Yuba City, E. B. McPhetridge, N. F. Knap, Des Moines, Max Merton, Grass Valley, F. J. Dawson, e RK. Monteith, Bloomfield. is in grea Children love it. “ONSTIP M DIZZINESS TiO? SONOTHE Compe Captain Sweeney, not neglect a Cough, as For sale at Carr Ten’ Rolls 3 Twenty Rolls N New : Dress : At S Cents. AOTEL ARRIVALS. oy Donnelly, Sin Francisco, J. T. Alexander, San Francisco, Dr. Cunningham, Camptonville, GH. Lux, Pike City, ge) SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Carr Bros. t demand. Sold by ATION SKIN. EXION D agreeable Laxative and Negve Tonic. sad by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 50c. and $100 per package. Sample Samples free. The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teethand ESE U.S.A.,8an Diego, ys: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is 2 Gu medicine I have ever found that would dome . _ “any ees "Price S cts. Sold by Druggists. rugg: there fs to Consumption. SHTLOH’s CURE Trouble. It is the Bros, Cures Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the’ action of AYER’S Sarsaparilia, when’ taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but, while this assertion is true of AYER’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to. other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will reconimend, and try to impose upon yon, as “just as good as Ayer’s.’” Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would, be benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER’S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of heFeditary scrofula and other blood’ diseases from the system, and it has, deservedly, the confidence of the people. AYER’S Sarsaparilla “T cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from ‘the use of AYER’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for. about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to ‘this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilia, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every young man or woman, in casé of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”,-—H.L. Jarmann, 33 William st., New York City. wil bure You Prepared by — J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowelt, Mass. Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century« Capidene,” for the restoration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in*the Back; Headache, etc., is the greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered, Millions of people have been restored to perfect health by its ase. The sale of t is medicine in England, Frauce and Germany is unparalleled. Sinee its introduction ‘into the United States tens of thousands of people have been relieved. Carr Bros. and WW.. Vinton have just received a large stock of “Cupidéne.” “Try it, all ye who are afflicted. ti House and Lot For § le uy EL THE RESIDENCE OF WM. OSBORNE, ON ARISTOCRACY HILL, __ Is offered for sale with or -witheut furni ture. ata bargain. tor further particulars euquire un the premises. WILLIAM OSBORNE. Nevada City Avril] I0, 1893 . : _Stoekholders Meeting. HE ANNUAL MHETING OF /STOCKE Eits of the +*din-Gold-and silver npany w li be held at, the office » Secretary of the Company. _on Tuesday, June 6th, 18935, «t 7300 "elock P.M. for the purpose of electing Directors for the epsuing year,and for the transaction of such Other bus'ness as may be properiy and legally brought, before suid meeting. K. CASVER, secretary. Nevada City, May 10, 1593. —— Tons of New Goods Arriving Daty Bee Hive Dry Goods St lore, Grass Valley, ——o-—— -ply Carpets at 75 cents. New Ingrains at 50 cents. Twenty Misfit Carpets at Half Prices till all gone. Ten Thousand Rolls Wall Paper, Extra Heavy at 6 1-2 cents. Five Thousand Rolls Heavy Embossed at 12 1—2 cents. Good,AT SPECIAL PRICES. Largest Milluery. Depirtmest in the, County. The Bee Hive, S. YEO & Co, Proprietors. The Transcript is the Best Advertising medium) in Northern California. for Yeo’ gilt, at 5 cents. 0 Site: is and Che lley3 a mane down 4s beitig as full of resources as his much quoted sister, the “bright young woman.” latter the other evening to a theater. He is a young law student with more brains than money at the present writing, and ho frequently counts pennies in making an estimate of expenses. On the evening in question he did so with such scant margin that a call for a quarter to pay for checking umbrellas more than exhausted it. fake the train home producéd only one 5-cent piece. roclaim his dilemma to his fair compan: og . gaid the general calmly, ‘‘did you spike Riding Home Withe 2‘ <foney. The “bright young man” must be set One of the former escorted one of the A sly search of his pockets just before they went up on the elevated station to It would never do to He céuld_ neither beg nor borrow the other nickel at that time and place, and for a moment he was desperate, Then he took a chance. As they were about to pass the ticket window he let the young woman precede him, and when he reached his hand through, saying, ‘‘Two, please,” he left his solitary coin and his pocketknife in front of the ticket seller. r. That functionary glanced up quickly, took in the situation and without an instant’s hesitation passed out the two bits,of pasteboard. Everybody was satisfied. The agent hc a good knife for a trifling sum, the future barrister had escaped a mortification, and the young woman remained blissfully ignorant of the whole transaction, as it was desirable she should.— Her Point of View in New York Times. Toa Would Be Medical Student. A correspondent who signs himself “Duffy” asks, ‘Will you please inform me if there is a medical school in New York in which the lectures for the first year are given in the evening or any time after 8 p. m?” Duffy, you and dozens of other **would be doctors” think you can study medicine in the happy go lucky way the law pills study law—lecturesin the afteruoon; office work in the. morning. You must give up that idea at once. Medicine requires 25 hours out of 24, and May, Sweet May. In the scented soft May breezes Forests don their kirtles creeng All is melting, nothing freezes, Flushes with auroral sheen; Waking, reaking, Hearts laugh out, with love aglow, May, sweet May, will have it so. Wintry bosoms, ne’er so dreary But the sunshine thrills them through; Heavy spirits, ne’er to weary But are twinkling in their dew; >» Laughing, Quaffing, Life in measure full, I trow, May, sweet May, will have it so. No more wax and wane and changing Let there be in love that’s true; Beasonless and never ranging, =~ Such, dear love, my love for you, Yearning, Burning, Or, as brook in even flow, ‘May, sweet May, will have it so. Ulrich V. Lichtenstein. © A Scene In the Attorney General’s Offices. Représentative Wilson of West Vir ginia, whose distinguished. position in the house entitles him tothe utmost respect and consideration at the hands of any Democratic official; entered the office of the attorney general. The room was crowded with applicants for offices, and Mr. Olney was very much _harrassed. Mr. Wilson stepped forward to the attorney general’s desk. Mr. Olney turned savarely upon him. “Sir,” he said, “you have come up_out

Pof_your turn. You are_doing an injastice to those who have been waiting here, and you will have to go back to the foot of the line and await your turn.” Mr. Wilson, who is an exceedingly mild mannered gentleman, }. » rec, at the attorney general in amaze: He did not chow his temper, however, Lut with chiding politeness inquired: ‘*Did I hear you aright? Did you sayI must go back and await my turn?” “I did, sir,” replied the attorney geveral, ‘Very well, sir,” said the West Virginian haughtily,.‘‘I shall go back, but I shall not return. When you desiré to gee me, you can send for me.” ~ It*was not until Mr. Wilson had departed that Attorney General Olney. more on Sundays and holidays. Thie lectures in every medical school are given when the professors and lecturers can find time for them. They’re given in the morning and in the afternoon and the evening, and some of the private “‘quizzes” begin at 10.80 or 11 p. m. and stop in time to get ready for breakfast if you dress quickly. Now, Duffy, if you ask because you think medicine is a snap like these afternoon law schools, you'd better keep out of it, but if you ean stand the pace and ask simply because you're ignorant, why, go ahead, . “and with good health and hard work you may.get your license to “kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!’—New York Sun. A Lifelike Stone Camel. = ; One of the most curious rock forma tions in the world is to be seen in Arizona. Itisa short distance east of the stage road between Tucson and Oracle and starids on a knoll several feet above’ the surrounding sand hills. When first seen, the effect is startling, and the mind has to get over a shock before the j pecu. liar object can be comprehended. It ie @ most perfect representation of acamel and is formed of one piece of granite. This curiosity is of colossal size, but perfectly proportioned. It-is about 60 feet high and is very white and smooth. There aré-very few fissures-on the er face, and they strangély are in the proper places to form features. The enly real projection from the surface is exactly placed for an eyébrow. The two humps aré plainly to be seen, and the neck is curved beautifully. The rock is really a solid piece rising from the ground, but the effect of legs is produced by a clump of dark colored brush that grows beside the stone. The white stone shows plainly at both sides of the brush, and the effect of the legs is unmistakably produced.—Philadelphia Record. — Carrying Good News. During the siege of Vicksburg an important artillery position had been assigned to a battery commanded by Major Schwartz, a German attached to General Grant’s command. Late in the day while Grant was in his tent receiving dispatches from the front a German orderly made his appearance earnestly inquiring for “Zhincral Grant.” ,After much parley his hearers, being convinced that his business with the general was important, admitted him to the latter’s tent, where he made the announcement, “Schwartz's battery is took!” ‘‘Well,” the guns?’ ‘‘What?” shrieked the little German, ‘spike dem guns? Dem new guns? Vy, it would schpile ’em!” ‘:Well, what did you do?’ said Grant impatiently. + a we took’em pack again, by —Life. Meanness In the Chaste Dove. Cases of meanness are not numerous among the animals. A one is the innocent dove, which sometimes hides under her wings food for which she has no need simply to deprive her companions. The sense of property is manifested in the competition for prizes, as iri the struggie for the female or for food, rank, territory or nests. The dog istinguishes the property of his master nd even discriminates between objects longing to different members of the ame family.—Current Literature. Youthful Condescension. The Father (sorrowfully)—Your absorption in social gayety grieves me. At our ae such a life had no fascinations ‘or-me, The Son (condescendingly)—At my age you probably lacked the fascinationa which I inherit from my mother’s side of the family,—Pittsburg Bulletin. » New York Versus Chicago. A fanny outcropping of Chicago’s ambition is the practice of-the papers of always referring to this city as ‘‘New York, N.Y.” It just tickles a Chicago man to pretend that no one would know which New York was meant unless the abbreviation of the state was given.—New “York ‘Tribune. At Easter in Scotland, where the great festivals have for centuries been supee essed, the children still get their hard iled dyed eggs, which they play with and finally eat. ° Itis a physician's suggestion that per. sons meeting on a street corner should move on for their chat, avoiding the emanations from the sewer openings usual ly found there. The most notable attraction in s mosque et Delhi is a single red hair -. Swedish woman of Kansas City, became tearned whoit was that he had affronted. —Washington Cér. -Cleveland ~ Plain The Correct Boutonniere. The question of ‘“‘buttonholes” is probably one which does not vitally affect the condition of the community. At the samo time it is satisfactory to learn on excellent authority that coats of fashion vwill_not-+his—season he .adorned with multicolored and built up arrangements of flowers. Simplicity is to be the order of the day. A la France rose, a parde. nia or a Malmaison carnation, repesing . in its own foliage and with a stalk as ‘Tong as possible, is to be carelessly “thrust throngh the aperture which no tailor ever meant to be confronted with a button. -In-short,-the innecenee of-the directoire days is presumably to be re. established. In any case the movement should be supported if only for the reason of suppressing the unnatural nosegays which‘have for so long waxed fiercer in wealth of wire.—London TeleHow Confiding and Unsuspicious. Evidently the jailors of R. Irving Latimer, the Michigan murderer, regarded him as a “perfect gentleman.” They Anew that he had murdered his mother, but they did not believe he would poison cepted little culinary attentions on his — discussed real estate operations, , with him and were vastly surprised to nag ae that the geritle hearted -murderer had broken jail. What. confiding, unsuspicious persons are connected with the prisons of Michigan and New York, to be sure! W. 8. Gilbert would be re— to do justice to them,—Buffalo ress. : a The Maple Sugar Crop. “The maple sugar crop of Vermont,” says Colonel B. B. Smalley of that state, “is going to be very short this season. I know that this is a sad fact to communicate to an expectant public, but it is nevertheless unfortunately true. They need cold, frosty nights and warm days to make the sap flow, but unhappily all conditions have been against a good crop. [ am also informed that the pear crop of Georgia will be short, while if the peach crop of Delaware also peters out the country at large will indeed be in a deplorable condition.”—New York Tribune No Wonder the Steamship Was ‘Late. The Chester, just arrived, had on board a troop of Cossacks, the first ever to visit this country. They are from the province of Kabarde in southern Russia. The Cossacks brought their names with them, and after reading them no one can be much surprised that the Chester was three days behind her usual time. Here are a few of the short ones: Prince Eristoff Macimenicjoilly, Prince Demitri Magalobichoilly, Princess Demitrii Magalobichoilly and Andrew Yorichoilly.— New York Times, A Wealthy Man's Bequest. 1 A bequest of a Scotchman named Proudfoot, who recently at Natal, provided $20,000 for the laborers of Moffat, Scotland. «By the concerted action of the beneficiaries, some 80 in number, the money is te be used in establishing a public institution for sick and aged poor persons and in the maintenance of a pension fund. Strange Sights on a Spring Day. An entirely trustworthy friend of the Listener’s informs him that on last Sunday in Middleton, 20 miles from Boston, grasshoppers were seen hopping about in a lively manner. On the sameday a man was seen walking across Middleton pond on the ice,—Boston Transcript. Mrs. Alma Norstram, a pretty young violently insane a few days ago while “Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay” and has kept up thesongalmost unceasingly ever since, A man at Riverside, Fla., recently suc‘eeded iti extracting from 18 founds of range peel oil in proportion of 50: pounds .o a ton of peel. _ Mr, Holbert’s Simmering Well. Four miles southwest of Mount Vernon, Tex., is a great phenomenon on the farm of Marvel Holbert. Last July he ae th ties teen ae tee wee uncovsred the well, and to his iF a hot steam gushed out in his face, and on examination it was found @ vein of not water about 6 inchés in diameter which is said to have the mepinche of Seba= . See ee : —_—-* ~ < —“his kind keepers. Therefore they ac. tics and will Is that ‘misery experienced when suddenly made aware that you possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. No two dyspepsymptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is Start the Liver working and “Por: wore than -three — tae “poem f ae heen no relief. At last I tried have the same predominant in the LIVER, one thing is certain no one Femain a dyspeptic who will Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion all bodily ailments will disappear. 1 with suffered in its worst I tried several , which cured me ina i ity Toreia ver, Constipation, etc., I pointed in the effect almost a perfect cure and Bowels.”—' medicine. Beng not A. Roans, Philad’a, Pa. family remedy for pepsia, é peti ever have never been disapproduced; it seems to be for all diseases of the Stomacly W. J. McEtaov. Maco. Ga. Do rest ? tonic it. used daily, It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD } on the market. BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS aid accept tio subi--. Fer val. ed. Are You Eyer. Tradsystem. LOLA MONTEZ CREME: “The Skin Food and Tissué-Builder, One pot (75 cents) last three months, stitute. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to city Hall, Kroad Street, Of the face and form, write MK3. NETTI¢ HARRIS 'N, 26 Geary Street, San Francis o you ever think your skin needs a It certainly does. It needs ‘a to tone it up just like a rua-dlown Ts a food for the. skin, It inakes the skin firm and preserves iis —_ elasticity, thus preventing wrinkles. You cannot freckle or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table is compiete without Nevada City, Cal. uy speeist or complicated blemish Superfiueus bale permanently remoy a ly-maré6, Wi For sa W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE ackt'We. wri bon Shoe in the world for the price. wb Bougias, shoes are Bold everywhere, wld FP ageeme them. It isa duty borage owe Yourself to et the best value for your money. ze in your sootwont bp purohasing W. “UD Douglas Shoes,w fepresent the best value at the vartised above, as thousands can ' SaTake No Substitute. -ey Beware of fraud. None genuine without W. L, ge ri, price stamped on bottom. jh w.lk. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by JUN DEGEKIDGE, “Broad Street. FURNITURE BEDDING HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS —AT— KINKEAD’S ~ Purnitare Rooms, Commercial St : AVING } ‘urchased . Geo. Tracy’ 8s stock of F rni ure and Bedding at a Great Sacri~ fice, lum enabied to sell goods at.prices that will astonish the public. For the next thirty days 1 wiil offer Greist Birgaing in order to make fo.m for my -hratew-date— }: Nand examine my govods belica pur-whasine © tsewhere «Compare the prices and the quality of goods All Country orders promptiy anu faithfully aitended to. Goods solid at.the lowest-prices in the county for POT CASH. Just Out— WORLDS FAIR SHAM-HOLDEis, Call andexamine them. Ail eaeiiaac transacted ‘on business prin cip aes pholstering and all kinds of Repairing done on short notice. Kemember the place—Commercial Street* next door to Tea Store, Nevada City.. CHARLES HARTMAN: Es E DULAC: ’ H oo =NED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building. where they will be pleased to_ see theit friends, They s are nuw making ‘up some handsome. . : neva “Loot Beer é by the Dozen or Gross ! GINGER ALE, sta i fAT A SPECIAL PRICE Beehive” Commerciat Street James Cairns Has returned to Nevada City, and will_in about a week open in the Baling lm to Hennessy Stable, ON BROAD STRE ET.. PETE PID Y i «We th the LARGEST STOCK*OF HARNESS, ~ SADDLES, ROBES, WHIPS, Ete., Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale ata LOWER RATE than the same Quality -_of goods can be bought anywhere else in the State, — ORANGE CIDFR. a] SPRING AND SUMMER. SUITS, And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both lmported and}; Domestic) from which to choose, San Francisco, Agents for the Newhas Shirt Factory. -CIVE THEN A VALE. Asessment 1t Notice. Cir I ATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Mivine Company. Location of prin¢ipal place of business, san Fraueiseo, California, Location of we tks, Nevada County, Califorhia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the boardof bireetors, held on the iith day of Muy, 1893, an Asseresment, No. 8, o1 Five cents (6 cents) per share, was levied upon thet apital Stock of the Corporten, payabl tmm edie ely in United States Gold Cotn,t ‘0 Seeretary, atthe ‘office of the Compar y, $20 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisee, California. Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain unpaid on the litii day of June, 1893, will _be~delinquent, and advertised iorsaie at publi: auction. apd ubless payment ie made before; will sold on Thureday the6th day o July ,18¢3, to pay the delinquent Assessment, togeth er with costs of advertising, and expense. of sale. By order of’the Board of Directors. THE, WKTZEL, Secretary. Office 820 Sinsoue Street, Kuom 10, San Francigc o, € val for ng PAINTING, DRAWING AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Unien Hotel, F Is now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, etc. All desiring to join any of the above elasses will please apply immediately., Terms reasonable. W. H. DURYEA ‘HOTEL MIDLAND, \(European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor, of La talle St. F. H. THIMPSON. : Chicago, tity New Bu'lding 100 Egaly Purnshed Rooms, Totand Cold Water. Elevator andall modern conveniences, Near Post Office and wn of amusements, oe $1 per r iny and ites’ F, HW, THOMPSON & GO. Prop’rs. Chicago, April 24. CIGARS AND TOBAOCD, Gus J & W, Schmidt AVING yorchaoed ‘the stock * trade of Hirachman, on PINE STREET, Hereby notify their frieids and the pub _ li: generally Ayah will on hand GARS, TOBACCO, all of C1 i ae ee a Se Spring stock, which will commence ‘to _&r-