October 19, 1891 (4 pages)

te THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. iL. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER. MONDAY EV'NG, OCT. 19, 1891. —_—_—_—_———— ee Superior (Court. end t! The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Mabel Crase vs. William Crase. New trial denied. Stay -of execution for 20 days. : H. Henry vs. W. H. Kruger:~Trial (by jury) reset for November 4th. J. Faulkner vs. A. Rondoni. Hearing of motion to strike ouy postponed one week. ; G. G, Alan vs. Citizems Bank, Demurrer over-ruled. ae J. T. M: Kelly va, H. Seadden. Demurrer to complaint subnaitted. T. J. Lyon vs. Peter Miller, Demurrer to complaint in-intervention overruled. Locke & Lalvenson vs. Thomas Hodge etal. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. . Estate—of -Charles—Fritz,— deceased. Sale of personal praperty to take place in front of Holbrook Hotel at Grass Valley, without said property being produced -at sale. Estate of William A. Diamond, deceased. Letters of administration graiit_ ed to Pu' lic Administrator. Minnie Q. M. Co. vs. Edwin Tilley et al. Statement on motion fur new trial settled. oe ae A Young Lady’s Ambition. Ethel. Halley, a. yonng lady whose home is Red Bluff, arrived here this morn, ing with her mother and will remain a few days. Miss Ethel possesses marked talent as a pianist, aud is now endeayoring toearna year’s scholarship in’ thie New England Conservatory of Music by obtaining 1000 subscribers to that splendid family magazine, the Ladies’ Home Journal, Which costs only one dollar/ a year. Itisa big task that Miss Ethel has undertaken, but she has the pluck and energy necessary to its accomplish™ ment. ».She:has alrgady visited Marysville, Chico and Grass Valley, and has secured over 600 of the required number of subscriptions. The Boston Shat Down. Thomas Peard returned last night from God's Country in Eureka township where he has been superintending operations at the Boston quartz mine. Work has been ‘euspended at the mine because of a failure to find ore that* can be profitably worked. Messrs. Fernbach & Co. have expended about $40,000 there, $25,000 of ‘the money . being invested in a_ fine ”” Phe Side to Sleep On, There's a brilliant voung vhysician in Detroit who should have been a gfeat American kymiorist. During the recent hot weathe? a. patient who Kadn’t been sleeping well applied to him for advice. “What side should I sleep on, doctor?” he inquired. “In winter or summer?” asked the dootor, rubbing bis chin thoughtfully. “What's that got to do with it?” exelaimed the patient balf angrily. “A great deal,” responded the, doctor mysteriously, “T don’t see it.” “Of course you don't,” said the doctor imperturbably: “if you did yoda wouldn’t be bere asking me about it.” “Go ahead then,” and the patient settled back resigned. y. “Well,” continued the doctor, “in winter, when it is cold, you shou! sleepon the inside; but in such weather as this you should sleep on the outside in a hammock witha draft all around it and a piece of ice for_a pillow. «Two. dollars, please.” —Detroit Free Press. } Information Requested. Count D’Organbore—A yacht is now an indispensable adjunct to every gentleman. Iam getting one. She—Indeed; whom are you getting it for?—Truth. Nothing Alleged About It. He was a candidate for parliament anda limd of the law. While canvassing be was treated to the following: Mr. Candidate (knocking at the door where the 'wife appears)—Is your husband in? 4 Wife—No, sir; but I know what you want. My husband is sure to vote for you because you got him off for stealing that gun. * Candidate—No, no; alleged stealing of the gun, rea Wife—Alleged be bothered! We've got the gun in the house now.—Tit-Bits. A Ready Reckoner. Teacher— Meyer, supposing I buy 13 ells of cloth, costing 1 11-12 thalers, for a pair of pants, can you tell me how mu¢h IJ shall have to vive for the cloth? ae Meyer(with a soul above fractiogs)—Sir, 1% ells of cloth are not sufficient to make youapairof pants. You will want two ells. Then, take my advice and don’t go and buy cloth at 1 11-12 thalers, but something a little better fortwo thalers, That will make it exactly two thalers.—Buntes Feuilleton, Analyzing a Word. A teacher gave out words for analysis. M2 Help But Don’t Coerce. off the trammels of disease is, of course, the legitimate method of wmedicativn. This methoil is, unfortunately, too often diverged from and ‘help perverted into coercion. Drastic, excessive purging is undoubtedly the most frequent form of coercion of this sort. The bowels are forced, literally wrenched into action. Of course this is accompanied wich much griping pain, and succeeded by exhaustion, which leaves the organs cf evacuation if a state incompatible with subsequent regularity and activity. The last state of that man or woman who uses drastic cathartics for constipation is decidedly worse. than the first. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the finest laxative in existence, since it produces the needful but no abnormal action, is progressive, “not abrupt in operation; and strengthens instead of wéikening the organs upon which it acts. Use jit for malarial, kid-ney, rheumatic and dyspeptic ailments. RARE Spee dln ieee For physical ailments, especially those incident to declining years, there is no remedy that produces such satisfactory results as Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm. Tts genial and invigvrating effect on Liver and Kidneys is remarkable. For sale by Carr Bros, I aca gee Schilling’s Best. Trial wil] tell how they excel. SE A CCE A Sure Cure for the Liquer or Opium Habits. The’ East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; least degree(; malwufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San\ose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent*for Nevada City. ae srenuens +71 if You Want Insurance Pure it is not injurious in the And Simple, insure in the Home Bexerir Lire ASsoclATIoN, eon a ns —— Offices For Rent. ces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are ouered for rent; tf 3, Lee@i pea The Home Benetit Life Association Pays its Losses in full: For Over Haif a Century, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been “used for over fifteen years by iillions of mothers for their children while teething, with verfect success. It soothes the child, softens the guins, allays. all pain, cures 5 wind colic, aud is the best remedy for diarrhwa. Sold by Drugyists inevery part of the worltl., Be sure and ‘for *‘Mxs. WuysLow’s Sooruine Syrup,” and take no other kind. 26 cents per bottle. . tf To help nature in its efforts to throw 4 Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offiMRS. GRAHA M'S Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream 8 not a cosmetic in the serise in which that term is popularly used, but permanently beautities. It creates a soft, suiooth, clear velvety skin, and by daily use gradually makes the complexion several shades ‘whiter. It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sunburn and freckles, and llackasads will never cc.ne while you use it. It cleanses the face far better ‘than soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and thus pr vents the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness and smoothness 1 skin that you had whena little girl Every ‘fady, young or old, ought to use it, as it gives a more youthful appearance to any lady, aud that permanently. It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and is as harmless jas dew and as nourishing to the skin ag déw is to the flower. Price $1, at Pall drtgyists and hairstressers; or ao Mrs Gervaise Graham’s establishment, 103 Post Street, San Francisco, Where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face or figure. Ladies at a distance treated by letter. Send stamp for little book ‘How to be Beautiful.” SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free to any lady on receipt of ten cents-in stamps to pay postage and packing. Lady agents wanted. MRS, QRAHAN’S FACE BUEA CE. Cures the worst cases of Freckles, Sunbuim, Sallowness, Moth-patches, Pimples and allskin blemishes. Price $1.50, Harmless and effective. No saimples can be sent. Lady agents wanted. THE DRUGGIST in this town who first orders a bill of my preparations will have his‘name added to this advertisement. as A Severe Law. -_ The English peo ple look more closely _f to the genu'neress we do. In fac’, the: have a laiv. unde: f7 which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that’ are % = a: * io e He We . 4 his statute thousand#of pounds of tea have een burned bvcause of their wholesale adul ‘eration, Tea, by (heway, 1s oie of the most notori 1 Jyalulterated articles of commerce, -Ne me are the bright, stiiny pice teas ariifi tally eplored, but thou ands of pounds o ibsti_ utes for tra leaves ere used to swell ebuckofecheas tea ; ash; stoe, and willow ayes being those most commonly” used wali, sweepings fr. m-fea wareh uses are iored and scllastia, Even exhausted teu ves ga. he ed from the teahouses are kept y confiscation; but no tea is tow poairforn:,and the result is, that probably of these staples tharLot_whaet they ara represented to be. Under * 2) OPENING DAY — \ ‘OF. Fine Millinery and Novelties . URDAY, Oct. 14, 15, 16 arid 17. M Ladies, we cordially invite your inspection of the finest display of Trimmed Hats-ever seen in-Nevada-county. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. FOR BARGAINS. aia iB. AT Yoo Bee Hive, Grass Valley fa Crowded With Customers, 9 WEDWESDAv, tuURsbAY: PRIDAY aaassaT: Tous of Kew Carpets and Wall Papar ! SZeco’s IDBee Etixe, GRASS VALLEY. 10,000 Rolls of WALL PAPER will be sold out,at 50 certs on the Doliar For Cash. -It was bought at one-third off the regular value at a compulsory salary. Fine stock of Do You Know oe THAT Cur School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7? ] have made arrangements to carry a complete line of Seoncol Beocles . —AND— Sehnocol Siwpplies, Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade the High School. My Fine Stock Has Arrived and all Orders will be promptly filled. Special attention given to. furnishing School Districts Dress : Goods, : Cloaks. end: Millinery receinz-ec. Twelve oleasing clerks in attendance at YEO’S BEE HIVE STORE. SAMPLES FREE TO ALL i The Connecticut Mutual Best. By its management it has made for poliey-holders, after paying all expenses, $24.55 for every hundred collars paid in premiums, \o other Company Gan show seh a record ! Look at the following statement. The figures in the first, second and fourth columns are. taken from the New Yorks Official Report : ie ply Carpets at 7) els per yd and Sn Free, j i seceoeesrocenn fee i ih mill. Adjoining the Boston is a mine called the Rainbow and owned by McBean, Mead-and-Peard-who tive developed “a large ledge of good ore. They have about one hundred tons. out and will work it-at the Boston Mill. eee. George Sneath Dying. George Sneath is dying of miner’s con sumption at Birchville where he ha been for some time mining -for R. A. Thomas. He was formerly one of the “Owiers Of the Sneath & Clay nine at thi” city, and with his partner realized a big fortune cut of that property in a sbori time. Their mdney went as fast as ii came, and when they finally lost the ledge and quit operations they had noth ing left but the memory of their shortlived prosperty. A Big Cloak Sale, ' A. Blumenthal has inangurated a big cloak sale at his store, corner Pine and Broad streets. He laid inthis Fall the biggest stock hehas yet brought ‘td the market, and believing a ninjlile’sixpenee preferable to a slow shilling has put prices down toa notch that will ensure rapid sales. The styles are the very latest and the goods are varied and attractive. Horse Thief Captured. A horse belonging to Wm. Bryant, near Reno, valued at $300, was stolen. on the night of October 13th. The thiet and horse were captured one mile from Colfax Saturday morning by (‘onstable Dyer and Teeter. The thief gave his name as MeWilliams, and refused to surrender until he was shot at by Dyer. OO ee Quarterly School Apportionment. Superintendent Rogers today made the following apportionment of scho Grass Valley Nevada City Truckee Lapies who experience a sense of weakness, and sometiines, lameness of the back should use Dr. “J: H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It will supply the much needed trength and uvercome all weakenihg irregulari ties. For sale by Carr Bros. ra i} Aerio el adeeb dirt ! a , Sebilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. —_——— #280 oe —The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, not only speaks for. itself, but has thousands of peoba speak for it. The testimonial: have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No other medicine has been so thoroughdy endorse i by the public: Here is a _ Sample of Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B. Wharton,rastor of the First Baptist Church, Montgon ery Aia. writes: “I bave seen Swift's Specifi> used, and have own many cases of the worst torm of blood disease which ‘lave been cured by it, know the proprietors to be gentiemen of the high: eet type, and of the utmost réliability. I Teco mmend it as a great blood remedy une@Qualed by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. Barkow’ wis one or then, “and the teacher’s astonishment may be imagined when.one young lady brought the following unique analysis; ‘‘Bank-note is a compowud,.prioitine word, composed of ‘bank’ and ‘note.’ ‘Bunk’ is a simple word, meaning the side of a stream; ‘nete,’ to set down. ‘Bank-note,’ to set down by the side of a stream.’’— Vineland Independent. Prexenee of Mind, Mr. Practical Joker,},while getting his clothing checked at a concert the other night, was struck on the bead by a falling rafter and bled profusely. A doctor bent-over Lim assured that he Was dead, when Mr. Joker opened his eyes “Here is a dime, my good fellow, tell them to check the flow of blood along with wy hat and coat.” —Lowell Citizen. Time Went Slow. During one of the dullest days last week in the Stock exchange whep there was nothing doing, and every one was waiting for the gands onthe clock to reach/3 p. m., Murray Ballou, calling a broker to him, said, “Say, old fellow, what time is it?” “Two o'clock,” was the answer, “Two o'clock! IT bave “had two century plants bloom siuce then.’’—Loston News. In the Alps. The landlord is writing ont the bill with the assistance of the heal waiter. **Have yon noticed ‘that the gentleman in No, 7 looked at the weather vane every morning during his stay here?’ “Yes, sir; every morning.” “Then we'll put down, ‘For use of weather vane—three francs.’ ’—Intransigeant. Superannuated, Jones—Those nickel in-the-slot machines are nota new thing after all: This paper says that they are nearly a bundred years old. Smith—Indeed! Perhaps that is why they so often fail to. work.—Munsey’s It’s a: Poor Rule, Ete. Mindeure Doctor—Make up your mind there is no pain, and there is none. Five dollars, please. Patient (moving toward the door)—Make up your mind there is no payin, and there is none.— Yankee. Blade. Conjugal Devotion, Doetor—Did_your wife take the buttermilk.aua J recommended? Husband —No, doctor, it was too sour for ber, so . put sonje sugarin apd drank it myself.—Fliezende Blatter. Usual, “What is the difference between thatdog and this sausage?” “None, except that one’s alive.” (Both order steak.)— Brooklyn Eagle. A Change for the Better. She—Well, how do you feel this morn ing? He—Thank you, like atiother man! She—I congratulate you.—Truth. Knowledge Is Power. Teacher—Whence is the word “ebedience” derived? Scholar—From -being ~whipped.—Fliegende Blatter. ; _° Result of Hotel Bills. She—The days are growing shorter now, aren’t they? ; He— Yes, and soam I,—Munsey’s Weekly. ee pomen BEECH’S TEA, ‘The Coly Brand Safe to Use in this Climate. The air here is pure and the system should receive only pure things. Yet, how many people are innoceutly drinking ‘ poisonous teas, stuff that is not fit for a dog to drink. The ONLY genuine, pure leaf tea is Beech’s Sundried Tea, Thos. Shurtleff, at the Plaza Grocery, is the sole agent for this Tea m Nevada City. He has on hand 1000 pounds of it to sell to people who want a pure article, tf. “SSers = Ir you want a very fine turnout . any» kind go to Heury Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable. i i tt French Tausy Wafers. The wafers area sure and safe specifié for all kinds of female troubles aud will remove ail obstruciidus tu the nignthly periods, no matter what the cause. ‘They ao wos every Woman needs and may be used sately. Manutaccured by the Kmerson Drug Co., manulacturers, San Jose, ie Ror wale by YB Nine arena" ma TN Don’s lay awake atnight. Take Sim mous Liver Keguiavr aud secure *resutul” sleep. ONE ENJOYS oth the method and results wh yrap of Figs is taken; it is pleasi ad refreshing to the taste, aud a ently yet promptl-on the Kidne; siver amt Bowels, cleanses the s\ em effectually, dispels colds, hei ches and fevers and cures habitu: oustipation permanently, For sal u 50¢.and $”* bottles by all druggist: CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUR CO. SAN FRANGISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY a NEW VORK, N.Y The Celebrated French Cure, werented “APHRODITINE” 9r.7.0:°2 I3 80nd ON A POSITIVE GUARANTCE toeure any form ofneryous disease orany disorder of ‘ the gencrativeorANS gans of clthersex, NYSNOS Whether arisi B _ © from thoekcessive 5s EFORE ucseof B.i:nulaaty, AFTER Tobacco or Opiz:n, or throughs outuful imifsere tion, over indulgence, &c ,such as Loss of Brain Power, Wakefulncss, caring down Painsin the back, Sezainal Weakness, Ilysteria, Nervous Prostration, Nocturnal Emissions, 1 e :eorrhwa, Dizt ziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impoteney, which if neglected often lea:ito premature old ave and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by ma‘lon receipt of price* A WRITTEN GUARANTEYR is given for every £5.0 orrer received, tarefind the money if Oo Vermanent cure is not effected. We have t ousavds of testimonials from old and young, «{ both sexes, who have heen permanently eured Ly the use of Aphroditine, Cireulairee, Address THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. PACIFIC BRANCH, "Sansome Street, S:in [Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTON di Nevada Gity. Coughs, Colds, . : S$ pyes aroha Whabpen tones = u ¥ U . Pure Ast au y thas itis uncolored and unadulterated, 1 fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simte bs~purity-insures-supertor-strength: it one third less of it being required for mthanof the a'tificial teas, and its fresrance a-rd-exquisie flavor ts-atonce ap parent. It will bea revelation to you. Ip ‘order that {ts purily aud quality may be guaranteed, itis sold only in pound packages beariug this trade-mark; BAR sco" 13 eRe OE Or a 2 Wdhood: Pricé 0c per pound. For sale at THOS. SHURTTEFF. TAXES 3-1 1891 1 TAXES . Not-ce to Taxnayers OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Assessment Roll of the County 0! Nevada has been placed in my hands, aod that The State and County Taxes foi 1891 are now Due and Payable, NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with the requirement: of jhe Political Code, Section 3/44, ‘*Thai the taxes-on all personal property secur ed by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property, will be du and Payable on the First Monday in October, and will be Celinquent on the last Monday 'n November next \Thercafter at 6 o'clock Pp, m., and that unles ; paid prior thereto, 15 per ceut. will be added to the amount thereof, and that if said one-half be not paid before . the, 2. : List Monday in April Next At 6 o'clock P. M., an additional 5 per cent. wil be added thereto, “That the remaining one-half of the texeson all real properey will be payable on and after the die First Monday in January next And wili be Delinquent on the last Monday in April Next thereafter at 6 o'clock p. m.,and that! untess paid prior thereto 5 per cent. will be added to the amount thereof. ‘That all the Taxes may ba paid at the time the first install. ment as therein provided is due and payable,” For the convenience of tax-payers I will yisit the following places at the, times mentioned for the purpose of col lecting taxes : NORTH BLOOMFIELD — At Mrs. Lund’s Hotel, October 16. ; NORTH SAN JUAN — At Furth’s Store, October 17th. : TRUCKEE—At Burckhalter’s Bank, October 19. : 5 GRASS VALLEY—At Ay B. Dibble’s Office, October 21, 22, 23 anid 24. B. F. SNELL, Tax Col'ect.r Nevada Cuunty. Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1891. 3} a with Stationery. WRITE FOR PMmIcHTsS, NEVADA cry, CAL, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago . This’ machine is made after the J/atest models rton dingez, Machines, atid is a perfect fac-simile in make, . o lamentation and appearance. All the parts are made t gauze caatly the same as the Singer, and are constructe: of precisely the same materials, The Chicago Singer Machine have every impertan improvement ina loose balance wheel so constructed as t premit winding bobbins without removing the work fron he machine. . ; ‘The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt pass ing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outsid #f the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by ; strong spiral-spring.When a bebbin is to be wound th: bolt is y ulled out-enough to ‘release the balance wheel ind turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by L stop-pin till the bo bin is tilled. When the machine is able to be meddled with by children, the boit can be let, out of the wheel when not in use, so that the “machin: cannot be operated by the treadle. Loxamont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889. Treceived the machine ail sight, and im well pleased wiih it. It does excellent work, Peninau, McCarry. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889, We received the machine rene moths aye. Elavepiven it a tuo te: anilike it very much, We think i Ie as good as aforiy do tlar machine, Miss Jane Kowern, Avrus, Ank Deas.) 9. fe Chictso Singer sesing a * bine euaved tn yood order. Then. chine saeploudid ones the Age her Jackson, Cau , Nov, 16, 1889. sould ask about thiny-Gve t dars fo T received your premiums sews Neh a machine, Many th ks. aching In good osder, and an wel Joskeru BACHMAN. pleased with the same, ~ Accept im mans ‘hanks, A, Norron, Somerset, Va , Oct 28, 1889. Phe machine ordered of vou arrived, mdafieratew days’thal £ find int us represented, and doubtless wit ‘onuince to give satisfuevion,. Many J. WAKER. Wen.’s Bripge, N. Y. Nov.20, 1889. I would say, alter using the sewing machine received from yeu, it gave perlect saticfvetion in all respects, de “ng all kinds of work very nicely, Mus. 1. OC. Youmans, Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26.1889, _ The preminin sewing machine came ty Trand very promptly and in good ot der, [tis nicely finished, and work: ikea charm,and we ure delighted with it. E. F, Young, Wesreono, Mo., Dec, 10, 1889, My sewing machine zives good sat isfuction—-does as good work as a filty dollar muching. Many KE, Murxay, . Hernryna, Qino, Nov. 19, 1889, The xeving machine Tyot from you a preminin last year, cannot be beatnH, and Coes as yood work as a $40.00 wachine, Gro. B. Muir. Sr. Mangarer’s, Md, Dees 14, 1889 We received the machine twa week> ~inve in good order. We are pleases with the maching ond ylad to &peak oF youdsan honest, honorable firm, The driving w seel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easies running and most convenieutofany. The machine is self-threnading has the very. best tension and thread liberator, is made ott e beat maerial with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt, ‘it has ve neered cover, drop-ieuf table, end driwers and cenwing drawer, The manufacturers WARKANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 6 YEARS, ‘Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo, 3 and] aity Transcript 1 year. 17 00 4 a ft +1 6:18 00 5 eeane F iene OOD &%Subscribea *o pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A Ilo F DOLLARS fo Nevada City.” BROWD & CALKINS, Pubs, DaiLy ‘lkanscuips, € AS45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIZ. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. . } , ie N . . eent 2 Ta. in : et Gain ‘Ambunk t Amnute Total sum Total sum over pre-. of ; Paid—to teld-for Paid to and. _ received minmeett een Company, . Pulloys Policy: . held for from i \desag ex : Tera. ee TC POC ys Ton . holders. holders, Holden heltern: ing all . had expenses . Coun, Mutual $145834290 $ 58741243 $204576623 '§1 “425804E. $40817685 $24.55 Mat’alBenetit) 112911500 46997422 149908022! 162818424] 27095498) 20.40 tna. 55; a 74404878) 35993: 02 110397880) 9425 996] 16141884) 17.13 N.E. Mutual} 50284775] 2101 948 71300723] 61325476] 9075247! 16.27 Mutual Life. 146494120 38874135») 62407909 16.05 Northwest'rn. 42338260) 95157 84559801) 10578079 12.51 Penn. Mutual) 2356 16485434 = 40046457; 37348) 50! 2698407) °7.28 N.Y. Life .j 142381280) 115093966 257425246) v474n1628/ 0991693, 4.04 Equitable tr. BB. GRAY, . Agent, Nevada City. CURE of how lovg standing, by using es ry Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S (‘. PH ALIN. CELEBRATED VU Fatixfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded ! Ten Cents for Trial Bo'tle, or One Dollar for Full size, CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPA _ W, D. VINTON and OARP BROTHERS, Nevada (ity. In from 3 to 30 minutes, with Certainity and Safety, no matter NY, Reno, Nevapa. Yew: Furniture : Store. JAS. KINKEAD PROPRIETOR, ae J. R. REDMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. scent di DISEASES, as Well as those peculiar to females, a specialty. Preraved to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecees pticity, Residence : Mrs. Novitzky’s House. Ofiice ; Cloke’s Building, ‘ Oltice Hours; 10 to 12 a. M., 2 to4 and 7to8Pp, mM, WATINAL EXCHANGE HOTEL RECTOR BROS., Proprietors Dealer in SURNITURE, : BEDDING, : Bic BEDROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC, ". oar Upholstering and Répairing Done Che Ouly Piniscihes Hotel . th Ot lass Hotel in the City. m Short Notice and atthe Lowest Rates. Country orders filled. with dispatch, — All goods will be sold at the lowest rate ‘or cash, Call and get. prices and be con vinced, Pianos moved and packed for shipping. _ Thankful for past patronage, T respeetfully solicit a continuance in future. JAS, KINKEAD, Proprietor, Commercial Street, below Tea Store, Boy Wanted Massive Firesproof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevelentin Large Hotels, To Learn the Printing et > Business. Headquarters of Gorameiel Trovelers Apply at the Free 'Bus to and from all Trains, DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building. cate New Barber Shop. . the Table Not xcelled by that mine Any Hotel in the InteCHAS, KLINGENSPOR, '__rior of the State. {OR thirty-five years a resident of Nea dh I vada county, tae returned to Novas Boy Wanted to Learn Telegraphy:. City and resumed found othe north” side of Commercial street near Main, Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing. ~ e—wall_h 6-Whi—He tunity for bright and steady boy, Apply atWestern give , & doo 6 Oihoe Nevada City, eee $ her pays pre:-~ . 14359428) 116387786. 20048: 067 26L706849)~-<1 226778 st And ack as messenger, Good appor«

te THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. iL. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER. MONDAY EV'NG, OCT. 19, 1891. —_—_—_—_———— ee Superior (Court. end t! The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Mabel Crase vs. William Crase. New trial denied. Stay -of execution for 20 days. : H. Henry vs. W. H. Kruger:~Trial (by jury) reset for November 4th. J. Faulkner vs. A. Rondoni. Hearing of motion to strike ouy postponed one week. ; G. G, Alan vs. Citizems Bank, Demurrer over-ruled. ae J. T. M: Kelly va, H. Seadden. Demurrer to complaint subnaitted. T. J. Lyon vs. Peter Miller, Demurrer to complaint in-intervention overruled. Locke & Lalvenson vs. Thomas Hodge etal. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. . Estate—of -Charles—Fritz,— deceased. Sale of personal praperty to take place in front of Holbrook Hotel at Grass Valley, without said property being produced -at sale. Estate of William A. Diamond, deceased. Letters of administration graiit_ ed to Pu' lic Administrator. Minnie Q. M. Co. vs. Edwin Tilley et al. Statement on motion fur new trial settled. oe ae A Young Lady’s Ambition. Ethel. Halley, a. yonng lady whose home is Red Bluff, arrived here this morn, ing with her mother and will remain a few days. Miss Ethel possesses marked talent as a pianist, aud is now endeayoring toearna year’s scholarship in’ thie New England Conservatory of Music by obtaining 1000 subscribers to that splendid family magazine, the Ladies’ Home Journal, Which costs only one dollar/ a year. Itisa big task that Miss Ethel has undertaken, but she has the pluck and energy necessary to its accomplish™ ment. ».She:has alrgady visited Marysville, Chico and Grass Valley, and has secured over 600 of the required number of subscriptions. The Boston Shat Down. Thomas Peard returned last night from God's Country in Eureka township where he has been superintending operations at the Boston quartz mine. Work has been ‘euspended at the mine because of a failure to find ore that* can be profitably worked. Messrs. Fernbach & Co. have expended about $40,000 there, $25,000 of ‘the money . being invested in a_ fine ”” Phe Side to Sleep On, There's a brilliant voung vhysician in Detroit who should have been a gfeat American kymiorist. During the recent hot weathe? a. patient who Kadn’t been sleeping well applied to him for advice. “What side should I sleep on, doctor?” he inquired. “In winter or summer?” asked the dootor, rubbing bis chin thoughtfully. “What's that got to do with it?” exelaimed the patient balf angrily. “A great deal,” responded the, doctor mysteriously, “T don’t see it.” “Of course you don't,” said the doctor imperturbably: “if you did yoda wouldn’t be bere asking me about it.” “Go ahead then,” and the patient settled back resigned. y. “Well,” continued the doctor, “in winter, when it is cold, you shou! sleepon the inside; but in such weather as this you should sleep on the outside in a hammock witha draft all around it and a piece of ice for_a pillow. «Two. dollars, please.” —Detroit Free Press. } Information Requested. Count D’Organbore—A yacht is now an indispensable adjunct to every gentleman. Iam getting one. She—Indeed; whom are you getting it for?—Truth. Nothing Alleged About It. He was a candidate for parliament anda limd of the law. While canvassing be was treated to the following: Mr. Candidate (knocking at the door where the 'wife appears)—Is your husband in? 4 Wife—No, sir; but I know what you want. My husband is sure to vote for you because you got him off for stealing that gun. * Candidate—No, no; alleged stealing of the gun, rea Wife—Alleged be bothered! We've got the gun in the house now.—Tit-Bits. A Ready Reckoner. Teacher— Meyer, supposing I buy 13 ells of cloth, costing 1 11-12 thalers, for a pair of pants, can you tell me how mu¢h IJ shall have to vive for the cloth? ae Meyer(with a soul above fractiogs)—Sir, 1% ells of cloth are not sufficient to make youapairof pants. You will want two ells. Then, take my advice and don’t go and buy cloth at 1 11-12 thalers, but something a little better fortwo thalers, That will make it exactly two thalers.—Buntes Feuilleton, Analyzing a Word. A teacher gave out words for analysis. M2 Help But Don’t Coerce. off the trammels of disease is, of course, the legitimate method of wmedicativn. This methoil is, unfortunately, too often diverged from and ‘help perverted into coercion. Drastic, excessive purging is undoubtedly the most frequent form of coercion of this sort. The bowels are forced, literally wrenched into action. Of course this is accompanied wich much griping pain, and succeeded by exhaustion, which leaves the organs cf evacuation if a state incompatible with subsequent regularity and activity. The last state of that man or woman who uses drastic cathartics for constipation is decidedly worse. than the first. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the finest laxative in existence, since it produces the needful but no abnormal action, is progressive, “not abrupt in operation; and strengthens instead of wéikening the organs upon which it acts. Use jit for malarial, kid-ney, rheumatic and dyspeptic ailments. RARE Spee dln ieee For physical ailments, especially those incident to declining years, there is no remedy that produces such satisfactory results as Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm. Tts genial and invigvrating effect on Liver and Kidneys is remarkable. For sale by Carr Bros, I aca gee Schilling’s Best. Trial wil] tell how they excel. SE A CCE A Sure Cure for the Liquer or Opium Habits. The’ East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; least degree(; malwufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San\ose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent*for Nevada City. ae srenuens +71 if You Want Insurance Pure it is not injurious in the And Simple, insure in the Home Bexerir Lire ASsoclATIoN, eon a ns —— Offices For Rent. ces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are ouered for rent; tf 3, Lee@i pea The Home Benetit Life Association Pays its Losses in full: For Over Haif a Century, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been “used for over fifteen years by iillions of mothers for their children while teething, with verfect success. It soothes the child, softens the guins, allays. all pain, cures 5 wind colic, aud is the best remedy for diarrhwa. Sold by Drugyists inevery part of the worltl., Be sure and ‘for *‘Mxs. WuysLow’s Sooruine Syrup,” and take no other kind. 26 cents per bottle. . tf To help nature in its efforts to throw 4 Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offiMRS. GRAHA M'S Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream 8 not a cosmetic in the serise in which that term is popularly used, but permanently beautities. It creates a soft, suiooth, clear velvety skin, and by daily use gradually makes the complexion several shades ‘whiter. It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sunburn and freckles, and llackasads will never cc.ne while you use it. It cleanses the face far better ‘than soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and thus pr vents the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness and smoothness 1 skin that you had whena little girl Every ‘fady, young or old, ought to use it, as it gives a more youthful appearance to any lady, aud that permanently. It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and is as harmless jas dew and as nourishing to the skin ag déw is to the flower. Price $1, at Pall drtgyists and hairstressers; or ao Mrs Gervaise Graham’s establishment, 103 Post Street, San Francisco, Where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face or figure. Ladies at a distance treated by letter. Send stamp for little book ‘How to be Beautiful.” SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free to any lady on receipt of ten cents-in stamps to pay postage and packing. Lady agents wanted. MRS, QRAHAN’S FACE BUEA CE. Cures the worst cases of Freckles, Sunbuim, Sallowness, Moth-patches, Pimples and allskin blemishes. Price $1.50, Harmless and effective. No saimples can be sent. Lady agents wanted. THE DRUGGIST in this town who first orders a bill of my preparations will have his‘name added to this advertisement. as A Severe Law. -_ The English peo ple look more closely _f to the genu'neress we do. In fac’, the: have a laiv. unde: f7 which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that’ are % = a: * io e He We . 4 his statute thousand#of pounds of tea have een burned bvcause of their wholesale adul ‘eration, Tea, by (heway, 1s oie of the most notori 1 Jyalulterated articles of commerce, -Ne me are the bright, stiiny pice teas ariifi tally eplored, but thou ands of pounds o ibsti_ utes for tra leaves ere used to swell ebuckofecheas tea ; ash; stoe, and willow ayes being those most commonly” used wali, sweepings fr. m-fea wareh uses are iored and scllastia, Even exhausted teu ves ga. he ed from the teahouses are kept y confiscation; but no tea is tow poairforn:,and the result is, that probably of these staples tharLot_whaet they ara represented to be. Under * 2) OPENING DAY — \ ‘OF. Fine Millinery and Novelties . URDAY, Oct. 14, 15, 16 arid 17. M Ladies, we cordially invite your inspection of the finest display of Trimmed Hats-ever seen in-Nevada-county. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. FOR BARGAINS. aia iB. AT Yoo Bee Hive, Grass Valley fa Crowded With Customers, 9 WEDWESDAv, tuURsbAY: PRIDAY aaassaT: Tous of Kew Carpets and Wall Papar ! SZeco’s IDBee Etixe, GRASS VALLEY. 10,000 Rolls of WALL PAPER will be sold out,at 50 certs on the Doliar For Cash. -It was bought at one-third off the regular value at a compulsory salary. Fine stock of Do You Know oe THAT Cur School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7? ] have made arrangements to carry a complete line of Seoncol Beocles . —AND— Sehnocol Siwpplies, Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade the High School. My Fine Stock Has Arrived and all Orders will be promptly filled. Special attention given to. furnishing School Districts Dress : Goods, : Cloaks. end: Millinery receinz-ec. Twelve oleasing clerks in attendance at YEO’S BEE HIVE STORE. SAMPLES FREE TO ALL i The Connecticut Mutual Best. By its management it has made for poliey-holders, after paying all expenses, $24.55 for every hundred collars paid in premiums, \o other Company Gan show seh a record ! Look at the following statement. The figures in the first, second and fourth columns are. taken from the New Yorks Official Report : ie ply Carpets at 7) els per yd and Sn Free, j i seceoeesrocenn fee i ih mill. Adjoining the Boston is a mine called the Rainbow and owned by McBean, Mead-and-Peard-who tive developed “a large ledge of good ore. They have about one hundred tons. out and will work it-at the Boston Mill. eee. George Sneath Dying. George Sneath is dying of miner’s con sumption at Birchville where he ha been for some time mining -for R. A. Thomas. He was formerly one of the “Owiers Of the Sneath & Clay nine at thi” city, and with his partner realized a big fortune cut of that property in a sbori time. Their mdney went as fast as ii came, and when they finally lost the ledge and quit operations they had noth ing left but the memory of their shortlived prosperty. A Big Cloak Sale, ' A. Blumenthal has inangurated a big cloak sale at his store, corner Pine and Broad streets. He laid inthis Fall the biggest stock hehas yet brought ‘td the market, and believing a ninjlile’sixpenee preferable to a slow shilling has put prices down toa notch that will ensure rapid sales. The styles are the very latest and the goods are varied and attractive. Horse Thief Captured. A horse belonging to Wm. Bryant, near Reno, valued at $300, was stolen. on the night of October 13th. The thiet and horse were captured one mile from Colfax Saturday morning by (‘onstable Dyer and Teeter. The thief gave his name as MeWilliams, and refused to surrender until he was shot at by Dyer. OO ee Quarterly School Apportionment. Superintendent Rogers today made the following apportionment of scho Grass Valley Nevada City Truckee Lapies who experience a sense of weakness, and sometiines, lameness of the back should use Dr. “J: H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It will supply the much needed trength and uvercome all weakenihg irregulari ties. For sale by Carr Bros. ra i} Aerio el adeeb dirt ! a , Sebilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. —_——— #280 oe —The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, not only speaks for. itself, but has thousands of peoba speak for it. The testimonial: have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No other medicine has been so thoroughdy endorse i by the public: Here is a _ Sample of Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B. Wharton,rastor of the First Baptist Church, Montgon ery Aia. writes: “I bave seen Swift's Specifi> used, and have own many cases of the worst torm of blood disease which ‘lave been cured by it, know the proprietors to be gentiemen of the high: eet type, and of the utmost réliability. I Teco mmend it as a great blood remedy une@Qualed by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. Barkow’ wis one or then, “and the teacher’s astonishment may be imagined when.one young lady brought the following unique analysis; ‘‘Bank-note is a compowud,.prioitine word, composed of ‘bank’ and ‘note.’ ‘Bunk’ is a simple word, meaning the side of a stream; ‘nete,’ to set down. ‘Bank-note,’ to set down by the side of a stream.’’— Vineland Independent. Prexenee of Mind, Mr. Practical Joker,},while getting his

clothing checked at a concert the other night, was struck on the bead by a falling rafter and bled profusely. A doctor bent-over Lim assured that he Was dead, when Mr. Joker opened his eyes “Here is a dime, my good fellow, tell them to check the flow of blood along with wy hat and coat.” —Lowell Citizen. Time Went Slow. During one of the dullest days last week in the Stock exchange whep there was nothing doing, and every one was waiting for the gands onthe clock to reach/3 p. m., Murray Ballou, calling a broker to him, said, “Say, old fellow, what time is it?” “Two o'clock,” was the answer, “Two o'clock! IT bave “had two century plants bloom siuce then.’’—Loston News. In the Alps. The landlord is writing ont the bill with the assistance of the heal waiter. **Have yon noticed ‘that the gentleman in No, 7 looked at the weather vane every morning during his stay here?’ “Yes, sir; every morning.” “Then we'll put down, ‘For use of weather vane—three francs.’ ’—Intransigeant. Superannuated, Jones—Those nickel in-the-slot machines are nota new thing after all: This paper says that they are nearly a bundred years old. Smith—Indeed! Perhaps that is why they so often fail to. work.—Munsey’s It’s a: Poor Rule, Ete. Mindeure Doctor—Make up your mind there is no pain, and there is none. Five dollars, please. Patient (moving toward the door)—Make up your mind there is no payin, and there is none.— Yankee. Blade. Conjugal Devotion, Doetor—Did_your wife take the buttermilk.aua J recommended? Husband —No, doctor, it was too sour for ber, so . put sonje sugarin apd drank it myself.—Fliezende Blatter. Usual, “What is the difference between thatdog and this sausage?” “None, except that one’s alive.” (Both order steak.)— Brooklyn Eagle. A Change for the Better. She—Well, how do you feel this morn ing? He—Thank you, like atiother man! She—I congratulate you.—Truth. Knowledge Is Power. Teacher—Whence is the word “ebedience” derived? Scholar—From -being ~whipped.—Fliegende Blatter. ; _° Result of Hotel Bills. She—The days are growing shorter now, aren’t they? ; He— Yes, and soam I,—Munsey’s Weekly. ee pomen BEECH’S TEA, ‘The Coly Brand Safe to Use in this Climate. The air here is pure and the system should receive only pure things. Yet, how many people are innoceutly drinking ‘ poisonous teas, stuff that is not fit for a dog to drink. The ONLY genuine, pure leaf tea is Beech’s Sundried Tea, Thos. Shurtleff, at the Plaza Grocery, is the sole agent for this Tea m Nevada City. He has on hand 1000 pounds of it to sell to people who want a pure article, tf. “SSers = Ir you want a very fine turnout . any» kind go to Heury Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable. i i tt French Tausy Wafers. The wafers area sure and safe specifié for all kinds of female troubles aud will remove ail obstruciidus tu the nignthly periods, no matter what the cause. ‘They ao wos every Woman needs and may be used sately. Manutaccured by the Kmerson Drug Co., manulacturers, San Jose, ie Ror wale by YB Nine arena" ma TN Don’s lay awake atnight. Take Sim mous Liver Keguiavr aud secure *resutul” sleep. ONE ENJOYS oth the method and results wh yrap of Figs is taken; it is pleasi ad refreshing to the taste, aud a ently yet promptl-on the Kidne; siver amt Bowels, cleanses the s\ em effectually, dispels colds, hei ches and fevers and cures habitu: oustipation permanently, For sal u 50¢.and $”* bottles by all druggist: CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUR CO. SAN FRANGISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY a NEW VORK, N.Y The Celebrated French Cure, werented “APHRODITINE” 9r.7.0:°2 I3 80nd ON A POSITIVE GUARANTCE toeure any form ofneryous disease orany disorder of ‘ the gencrativeorANS gans of clthersex, NYSNOS Whether arisi B _ © from thoekcessive 5s EFORE ucseof B.i:nulaaty, AFTER Tobacco or Opiz:n, or throughs outuful imifsere tion, over indulgence, &c ,such as Loss of Brain Power, Wakefulncss, caring down Painsin the back, Sezainal Weakness, Ilysteria, Nervous Prostration, Nocturnal Emissions, 1 e :eorrhwa, Dizt ziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impoteney, which if neglected often lea:ito premature old ave and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by ma‘lon receipt of price* A WRITTEN GUARANTEYR is given for every £5.0 orrer received, tarefind the money if Oo Vermanent cure is not effected. We have t ousavds of testimonials from old and young, «{ both sexes, who have heen permanently eured Ly the use of Aphroditine, Cireulairee, Address THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. PACIFIC BRANCH, "Sansome Street, S:in [Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTON di Nevada Gity. Coughs, Colds, . : S$ pyes aroha Whabpen tones = u ¥ U . Pure Ast au y thas itis uncolored and unadulterated, 1 fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simte bs~purity-insures-supertor-strength: it one third less of it being required for mthanof the a'tificial teas, and its fresrance a-rd-exquisie flavor ts-atonce ap parent. It will bea revelation to you. Ip ‘order that {ts purily aud quality may be guaranteed, itis sold only in pound packages beariug this trade-mark; BAR sco" 13 eRe OE Or a 2 Wdhood: Pricé 0c per pound. For sale at THOS. SHURTTEFF. TAXES 3-1 1891 1 TAXES . Not-ce to Taxnayers OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Assessment Roll of the County 0! Nevada has been placed in my hands, aod that The State and County Taxes foi 1891 are now Due and Payable, NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with the requirement: of jhe Political Code, Section 3/44, ‘*Thai the taxes-on all personal property secur ed by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property, will be du and Payable on the First Monday in October, and will be Celinquent on the last Monday 'n November next \Thercafter at 6 o'clock Pp, m., and that unles ; paid prior thereto, 15 per ceut. will be added to the amount thereof, and that if said one-half be not paid before . the, 2. : List Monday in April Next At 6 o'clock P. M., an additional 5 per cent. wil be added thereto, “That the remaining one-half of the texeson all real properey will be payable on and after the die First Monday in January next And wili be Delinquent on the last Monday in April Next thereafter at 6 o'clock p. m.,and that! untess paid prior thereto 5 per cent. will be added to the amount thereof. ‘That all the Taxes may ba paid at the time the first install. ment as therein provided is due and payable,” For the convenience of tax-payers I will yisit the following places at the, times mentioned for the purpose of col lecting taxes : NORTH BLOOMFIELD — At Mrs. Lund’s Hotel, October 16. ; NORTH SAN JUAN — At Furth’s Store, October 17th. : TRUCKEE—At Burckhalter’s Bank, October 19. : 5 GRASS VALLEY—At Ay B. Dibble’s Office, October 21, 22, 23 anid 24. B. F. SNELL, Tax Col'ect.r Nevada Cuunty. Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1891. 3} a with Stationery. WRITE FOR PMmIcHTsS, NEVADA cry, CAL, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago . This’ machine is made after the J/atest models rton dingez, Machines, atid is a perfect fac-simile in make, . o lamentation and appearance. All the parts are made t gauze caatly the same as the Singer, and are constructe: of precisely the same materials, The Chicago Singer Machine have every impertan improvement ina loose balance wheel so constructed as t premit winding bobbins without removing the work fron he machine. . ; ‘The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt pass ing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outsid #f the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by ; strong spiral-spring..When a bebbin is to be wound th: bolt is y ulled out-enough to ‘release the balance wheel ind turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by L stop-pin till the bo bin is tilled. When the machine is able to be meddled with by children, the boit can be let, out of the wheel when not in use, so that the “machin: cannot be operated by the treadle. Loxamont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889. Treceived the machine ail sight, and im well pleased wiih it. It does excellent work, Peninau, McCarry. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889, We received the machine rene moths aye. Elavepiven it a tuo te: anilike it very much, We think i Ie as good as aforiy do tlar machine, Miss Jane Kowern, Avrus, Ank Deas.) 9. fe Chictso Singer sesing a * bine euaved tn yood order. Then. chine saeploudid ones the Age her Jackson, Cau , Nov, 16, 1889. sould ask about thiny-Gve t dars fo T received your premiums sews Neh a machine, Many th ks. aching In good osder, and an wel Joskeru BACHMAN. pleased with the same, ~ Accept im mans ‘hanks, A, Norron, Somerset, Va , Oct 28, 1889. Phe machine ordered of vou arrived, mdafieratew days’thal £ find int us represented, and doubtless wit ‘onuince to give satisfuevion,. Many J. WAKER. Wen.’s Bripge, N. Y. Nov.20, 1889. I would say, alter using the sewing machine received from yeu, it gave perlect saticfvetion in all respects, de “ng all kinds of work very nicely, Mus. 1. OC. Youmans, Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26.1889, _ The preminin sewing machine came ty Trand very promptly and in good ot der, [tis nicely finished, and work: ikea charm,and we ure delighted with it. E. F, Young, Wesreono, Mo., Dec, 10, 1889, My sewing machine zives good sat isfuction—-does as good work as a filty dollar muching. Many KE, Murxay, . Hernryna, Qino, Nov. 19, 1889, The xeving machine Tyot from you a preminin last year, cannot be beatnH, and Coes as yood work as a $40.00 wachine, Gro. B. Muir. Sr. Mangarer’s, Md, Dees 14, 1889 We received the machine twa week> ~inve in good order. We are pleases with the maching ond ylad to &peak oF youdsan honest, honorable firm, The driving w seel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, easies running and most convenieutofany. The machine is self-threnading has the very. best tension and thread liberator, is made ott e beat maerial with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt, ‘it has ve neered cover, drop-ieuf table, end driwers and cenwing drawer, The manufacturers WARKANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 6 YEARS, ‘Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo, 3 and] aity Transcript 1 year.. 17 00 4 a ft +1 6:18 00 5 eeane F iene OOD &%Subscribea *o pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A Ilo F DOLLARS fo Nevada City.” BROWD & CALKINS, Pubs, DaiLy ‘lkanscuips, € AS45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIZ. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. . } , ie N . . eent 2 Ta. in : et Gain ‘Ambunk t Amnute Total sum Total sum over pre-. of ; Paid—to teld-for Paid to and. _ received minmeett een Company, . Pulloys Policy: . held for from i \desag ex : Tera. ee TC POC ys Ton . holders. holders, Holden heltern: ing all . had expenses . Coun, Mutual $145834290 $ 58741243 $204576623 '§1 “425804E. $40817685 $24.55 Mat’alBenetit) 112911500 46997422 149908022! 162818424] 27095498) 20.40 tna.. 55; a 74404878) 35993: 02 110397880) 9425 996] 16141884) 17.13 N.E. Mutual} 50284775] 2101 948 71300723] 61325476] 9075247! 16.27 Mutual Life.. 146494120 38874135») 62407909 16.05 Northwest'rn. 42338260) 95157 84559801) 10578079 12.51 Penn. Mutual) 2356 16485434 = 40046457; 37348) 50! 2698407) °7.28 N.Y. Life .j 142381280) 115093966 257425246) v474n1628/ 0991693, 4.04 Equitable tr. BB. GRAY, . Agent, Nevada City.. CURE of how lovg standing, by using es ry Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S (‘. PH ALIN. CELEBRATED VU Fatixfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded ! Ten Cents for Trial Bo'tle, or One Dollar for Full size, CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPA _ W, D. VINTON and OARP BROTHERS, Nevada (ity. In from 3 to 30 minutes, with Certainity and Safety, no matter NY, Reno, Nevapa. Yew: Furniture : Store. JAS. KINKEAD PROPRIETOR, ae J. R. REDMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. scent di DISEASES, as Well as those peculiar to females, a specialty. Preraved to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecees pticity, Residence : Mrs. Novitzky’s House. Ofiice ; Cloke’s Building, ‘ Oltice Hours; 10 to 12 a. M., 2 to4 and 7to8Pp, mM, WATINAL EXCHANGE HOTEL RECTOR BROS., Proprietors Dealer in SURNITURE, : BEDDING, : Bic BEDROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC, ". oar Upholstering and Répairing Done Che Ouly Piniscihes Hotel . th Ot lass Hotel in the City. m Short Notice and atthe Lowest Rates. Country orders filled. with dispatch, — All goods will be sold at the lowest rate ‘or cash, Call and get. prices and be con vinced, Pianos moved and packed for shipping. _ Thankful for past patronage, T respeetfully solicit a continuance in future. JAS, KINKEAD, Proprietor, Commercial Street, below Tea Store, Boy Wanted Massive Firesproof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevelentin Large Hotels, To Learn the Printing et > Business. Headquarters of Gorameiel Trovelers Apply at the Free 'Bus to and from all Trains, DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building. cate New Barber Shop. . the Table Not xcelled by that mine Any Hotel in the InteCHAS, KLINGENSPOR, '__rior of the State. {OR thirty-five years a resident of Nea dh I vada county, tae returned to Novas Boy Wanted to Learn Telegraphy:. City and resumed found othe north” side of Commercial street near Main, Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing. ~ e—wall_h 6-Whi—He tunity for bright and steady boy, Apply atWestern give , & doo 6 Oihoe Nevada City, eee $ her pays pre:-~ . 14359428) 116387786. 20048: 067 26L706849)~-<1 226778 st And ack as messenger, Good appor«