April 16, 1898 (4 pages)

; Suits, ages check, with _ r Spring and — louse Waists, rices iren’s Shoes. LIVE.” . Store. ° iS * Store 203. Residence 201, PAYND, welers, Nevada City UALITY, STYLES, 1NISH, ) RELIABLE ily Guaranteed. OFFICE AND YARD, pulder Street, Nevada, @fty--. lion us before going elsewhere. SE, anned Conds, otions, 3. > Street, Nevada City. dev’s store, I have reinvite old friends and. sh and Prices Low. RED erative Organs . N. ELSE FAILS.hie. the vitality of the SEX BENE is the ons 1 Pingu toad ‘ . ee aa . THE “ FRANSORPE Ty eres, 2 Berea © 2 foe Spree se a awe cometery is the “Engine ra . the memory of thowe who perished in. will be of a somewhat different nature SATURDAYS .,. APRIL 16, f iia Pca jllway' raid of 1862. It is atter. 1 will reserve that fora 60; a-ate comSunny South. —— To Florida With Glimpses on the Way. -of the tloodiest .and fiercest sof the war occurred. Throughout the ‘eity are erected iron slabs or tablets » with raised letters thereon, telling the / mame. of the engagement fought in » :such a certain spot, the number of ‘troops engaged and under whose comimand, etc. The ‘headquarters of the different generals are specified in the ' :same manner in different localities. -.’The tablets explain everything and it is quite interesting to go from one to sanother around the city and read th ‘inscriptions on each. ; E ‘Chattanooga and vicinity has much +to interest the stranger bent on sightseeing. About four: miles from .the «ity is Lookout Mountain, made fa; «mous by reason of its great strategic ‘value as a point of observation during tthe war, and madé,equally famous durjing more recent. yauvs on account of } tthe magnificent view obtained from its ; summit. The mountain rises to a © lbeight of about 2500 feet and is acceswible by means of two incline railways, ' which uscend its steep sides with per* fect safety. A broud-gauge road also ’ winds around the mountain, used for . tthe transportation of freight consigned tto parties having summer homes on ' tthe summit and the famous Lookout — Inn, one of the handsomest hotels in © tthe South, located on the top of the F mountain and open from April to No. wember. The fare from the city to the . summit and back is 75 cents. No pen . wax describe the matchless beauty of > the view which comes within. range. of ~ the eye from Point Lookout, where } General Grant stood, but some idea . may be gained from the following, ta. ken from an article in » pamphlet isssued by the Western & Atlantic Rail“T,ookout’ Mountain, at historic resort, offers to the public unsurpassed opportunities for the mjoyment of some of the grandest sconery América ‘can protiuce. “The \view from its lofty summit is one of xeeptional grandeur and extent, emracing glimpses of seven Stutes. seffort of the imagination can picture ithe magnificence of the grand panoyrama outspread below one. From Point Lookout, at its northern extremity, there lies below a scene which no section of the United States can excel; ‘jindeed, it is donbtful if it can be /equalled in America. The faint blae ) xoutlines of the Cumberland mountains © ilie off to the northwest; between them * sand Lookout stretch the lower peaks » wf the sand and Raccoon mountains. » Walden’s Ridge, Cameron Hill aud © Sheridan Heights continue the line to + thhe east, where Missionary Ridge, backed by the great Smokies, unite to form the eastern circumference of thé vast. semicircle revealed at this spot. Tennessee’s ters of tne ‘Lenpessee, whose pictur“esque convolutions. describle here a * Bend. (a. perfect Indian. moccasin). he celebrated battle-grouuds of the Oivil War. Missionary Ridge and Sheridan Heights, Cameron Hill and “Lookout itse!f, stand as perpetual and Chicamauga in the valley beyond arouses memories of stirring scenes {Continued from yesterday.] : " ‘Chattanooga is rich in historic inter: .est, for in the immediate viinity some] 208 careworn fitaverthey indeed preconfliets . In the foreground wind the silvery wa“remarkable curve, known as Moccasin ’ ‘This point affords a glance at some of ;monaments to those who fell near by, © but little more than a quarter of a cen» ¢ury back in our history. Through ' the parks of forest growths on the mountain countless driveways and . paths branch in every direction, lead. ing one to scenes of exquisite beauty.” ' Orchard Knob, another of Chattasouth that the trae aspect of affairs in PP IN THE COTTON LAND, Sencar fact, the city of Chattanooga lies partly iu Tennessee and partly in Georgia, and the latter State is now making An Upto-Date Story of ‘the. streanous forts 9 claim Lookout Mountain. The first cotton field met ‘my view going from. Obattanooga to Atlanta and I also paid visits to different cottonfactories. The conditions existing in the latter are to be deA Nevada Countyan’s Trip From the Ohio’ plored in every particular, The spinning department of the factory was alive with children, mostly girls—little . bare-footed tots from eight years of ; up, clad in clothes of the very rest material, and with their wan gotten. These little ones are paid thirty and forty cents a day and work from six o’clo¢k in the morning till six fat night. In other capacities men are working and supporting families on seventy and eighty cents a day, and as one man told me, thére was nothing to indicate that their conditions would ever be bettered. Women in the weaving departments manage by dint of hard work to earn a dollar a day, but this dollar is earned at a fearful sacrifice, for it is but a question-of time before any constitution will be compelled to collapse under the strain imposed upon it. Foremen of some of tlie departments are paid two dollars a day and as cotton is king in the South, and it is either: directly or inditectly the agent through which the majority of the masses gain a livelihood, an idea of the condition of affairs to a great éxtent may be arrived at. ‘The one idea of the young man in the Sonth seems to be to get married, whether he has anything or not, and this of course tends to help make matters worse. The people in general seem to have lost all ambition, and seeing nothing ahead, are leading an indolent and make-shift sort of an existence which it is doubtful if there is now any way of improving. In keeping with the cheapness of labor the cost of commodities is proportionately the same. Outside of the large cities, and as the rural districts are exclusively what I have. reference to in the foregoing, board and lodging is furnished by private famlies at the rate of $2.50 and $3 a week, and they are only to glad to get it. Among certain classes there is still a vindictive feeling manifested towards Northerners on account of the differences of the late war, but the majority ot the population have laid aside long ago all prejudice on that score and rarely make méntion of it. Almost every city of any size has its Confederate monument, dedicated to the martyrs of the Lost Cause,and there are scores of extensive exhibits in the different Statee of old war relics, Old guns, pistols, cantéens, sabers, cannon and minnie balls, and such relics picked up on different battlefields are as common as quartz in Nevada, and one grows tired of looking at them. The people consider to this day that they fought for a cause that was just,and maybe they did, but at any rate they have laid aside for the greater part all animosity entertained then and are now one, and no better evidence «of their loyalty and patriotism could be produeed than their manifestations concerning the Spanish-American trouble now at band. They are unequivocally for war, and consider war the only expedient by which a complete vindica‘tion of the country’s honor can be attained and the loss of those lives on board the Maine ayenged. Now, in conclusion, Iwill say that the foregoing refers only to the country traversed by the writer, Other localities may be better off, but as the country lying between Kentucky and Florida embraced a pretty good portion of the south, it is safe to presume that w.ee. Asa letter regarding Florida) — gee = the South is far from being whet it is cracked up to be. : es Jacksonville, Fla., April 6, 1898. —_—_—_————_ Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures hip disease pended upon to cure boils and pimpl s and humors of all kinds. cathartic. Cure sick headache, break up a cold. The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with rates. Office at residence of Thomas Ice house, rear of Iheater. » Telephone NO: VOL co: : tf. Corcoran & Anpoaast. Decorations at San. Francisco Prices. Store fronts, buildings and _residences decorated. Cheapest place in town to buy Grand Army and N.S. G. W., decorations, al8-tf E. M. Eisreiper, 24 Union street. Sivictty In It, This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, as well as Infants’ footwear. Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. m30 Everyraine is first-class at ‘Tur OwL, and at popular prices. m81-tf. 2 een All Viomen Should Read This interesting Letter—“‘! was ous and Weak.*? Live Change from Misery to Joy by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. The terrible t of the ‘ gentler sex” are beyond desoription. How Hood’s Sareaprilla is adapfed for them and how it restores health and helps over the hard places, is well illustrated by Mrs. Place’s letter. edge *O. I. Hood & Co,, Lowell, Mass.: x “Dear Sirs: —In carly “itfe 3 suffered auch from stomach troubles and spent a preat deal of money in doctoring. Ireturn of sickness, and for the past five years life has been made miserable by sonstant illness, During this period there have been six months that I was not off my bed, and for one year [ suffered most severely, I was : Nervous and Weak and lifeseemed e burden. It happened that my husband bought a bottle of Hood's Baraaparilla and, I commenced to take it in small doses. Ina short time it was evident that it was helping me. In two weeks I felt that I was being greatly oenefited. About this time our youngest ion, then 15 years of age, was taken down with typhoid fever. ~ He passed on to his reward, and soon others of the family were taken ill, unti} I was the only one teft to care for them, 1 continued taking Ho0d’s Sarssperilla, end to the surprise ot myself and all the neighbors, J not only kept up and took care of the sick, but my Health Continued to Improve. For nearly three months this siege of typhoid fever held the family down. All this time, as by & miracle, my health sept upand I grew strong, At present ‘am feeling well and know that the beneit derived from Hood’s Sarsaparilia is ermanents. Other members of the house: old have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla . 14 Hood’s Pills with good effect.” Mus. o~BECCA PLaos, N. Sixth 8t., Goshen,Ind. “ced’s Srarn parilia ‘sthe Best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. nsist upon Iloop’s; take no substitute. and scrofula sores and it may be de-. . . Hoop’s Pris are the favorite family . Corcoran, first door above Theater. — teived temporary relief only to haveare( ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO. AS FAR'AS A POUND AND A OF ANY OTHER STARCH FACTURED Owiy “Y.C.HUBINGER BROS.C° iat iad 4 OKUK [OwA. NEW HAVEN,CONN This starch is redon selentific princi . who ha Fon ang Sree hes bby ar ot ve had years of practical Surat whitenses and imparts a weitel and lasting finish. It Pedi aly bare man that is perfectly harmless, containi ith c er ste injurious to linen and can be weed even for = Bo pranrhg silted For. sale by all wholesale and retail grocers, ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist Cutter, MERCHANT TAILOR. Pine Street, tiear Broad Street, Nevada City. (Successor to Frank T, Smith.] > My stock is the largest in the city. I'carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Do mestic\W oolens. Wedding. Suits ‘a Specialty. Workmanship and a \. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. The White Sewing [lachine. SOLE AGENTS, W. H. HIBBITT -Merchant Tailor. All kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guaratites our SOLANA NOs It Stands to Reason Taat a house dealing exclusively in Far-. niture and Household Furnishings is the En lace to go to purchase anything in this 92, o ine. Housekeepers and others will find it to their advantage to visit “2 KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street.’ ae se ear i # all kinds of u are, and will supply you with an rat ote < Ban arena prices, with the 9 a r member, that wh buy from KINKEAD You Get Your Money’s Worth. —— oeEVERYBODY NEEDS ‘Medicixme. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA Is Just the Thing. FOR SALE AT gem DIGHERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. :-A. B. WOLF, 4 CASH GROCER. A M08 A A Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always an hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, etc. . Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats; in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, etc. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. J.J. JACKSON, = = © sooga’sattractions, is three miles in > am opposite direction, and here differ"= ent States whose troops took part in} . the engagements fought there have F erected many costly monuments and sbafts of brouze and polished granite to perpetuate the valor of those who ‘fell while paving the way for the asgsault on Missionary Ridge. wo miles beyoud Orchard Knob the © ascent of Missionary Ridge is begun,’ As on Orchard Kuob the different States have erected costly monuments » of those who part icipated, the captured > guns occupy the same position as when . taken by the Federals,and the only © thing: lacking to make the scene as . realistic as originally are the principals. .The Government has conPietructed eighteen miles of as fine a a poulevard as can be found anywhere mlong the crest and three. stee! observation towers seventy feet high afford a -eplendid view of all the surrounding country, even to Chicamauga, eighteen mniles away. : ‘All the land which constituted the ‘battle field of Chicamauga bas been ’ purchased by the Government and is beiug transformed into @ National miiitary park. Hundreds of bandsome monuments have been reared on this famous battletield and buandreds more are in course of erection. The Governsuent has also here provided maguifi~“eeut driveways-and still eontemplates improvements which will ultimately aggregate several millions of dollars. In Chattanooga is also located one of the national cemeteries and within its enclosure are to be seen 15,000 little ~ white headstones, which mark the rest ing places of that number of Federal What does A stand for? When some friend suggests, that your blood needs A sarsaparillatreatment, remember that A stands forAYER’S. The first letter in the alphabet stands for the first of sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first in record, first in the favor of the family. For nearly half a century Sarsaparitia has been curing all forms of blood diseases—scrofula, eczema, tetter, rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poisoning, etc. There’s.a book about these cures —“ Ayer’s Curebook, a story of cures told by the cured,” —whieh is sent free on rogues by. Dr. J, C, Ayer, Lowell, Mass. The book will interest. you if you are what it is claimed the remedy will do, but what your neighbors and fellows testify that it has done. Will it cure you? It has cured sick or weak, because it tells not WAXEL, The Tailor, the Largest Stock of Goods ever seen in Nevada City. _ aa Who Has ——o00-——-———_—-_— dead. The attractive feature of the thousands like you. Why not you? {Broad Street, : : above City Hal. Sei: sunticted punishment because he . did not have his clothes made by _ Waxel, the Tailor BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Hood’s Pills pesrin etek aeoate. . work. . , _ —— Agency For--fMonogram Whiskey FINE TAILORING. Bing Taset Catgup : But after Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale This Man . . Seeing this te is wearing . . Man Who Our Own Make .° [Depot tor what is . . clothes Suits $18 up Fancy Groceries oat given out . . made-b , Pant . PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED hart 4 ants 95: 4p . MEATS AND FISH. Waxel, rede es the most . . ine Tailor, TY VRB IR facvacessdsssstexensonnsonsts $1 25! Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Artistic feels Eastern : Make . Duffy’s Malt .... . 1 00. Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Beauty gore ge . Gamecock Whisky jian-. 100} “in bulk, pergal. 50 * . . like kicking Suit:, $10 up IXL Whisky ..... 75\Olives, “ oa aT himself. Pants, $3 up 'Bryant’s Root Beer ,Btie 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 j 4 ‘ . Hire’s ¢ “ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion Satisfaction Guaranteed. «+ + + = + © © “ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee ‘ is the Best. Give it a Trial. C = ees ses seeeesee No STALE Goons. QE THOSE FH SEP EOCOEOETO®D ‘I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and imy stoc’s is constantly new and fresh. My “THE BEST TO BE HAD At the Lowest. Prices’One price to all, courteous treat‘ment. and prompt delivery.¢ . PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, . ee e ae Commercial Street, Nevada City. &

; Suits, ages check, with _ r Spring and — louse Waists, rices iren’s Shoes. LIVE.” . Store. ° iS * Store 203. Residence 201, PAYND, welers, Nevada City UALITY, STYLES, 1NISH, ) RELIABLE ily Guaranteed. OFFICE AND YARD, pulder Street, Nevada, @fty--. lion us before going elsewhere. SE, anned Conds, otions, 3. > Street, Nevada City. dev’s store, I have reinvite old friends and. sh and Prices Low. RED erative Organs . N. ELSE FAILS.hie. the vitality of the SEX BENE is the ons 1 Pingu toad ‘ . ee aa . THE “ FRANSORPE Ty eres, 2 Berea © 2 foe Spree se a awe cometery is the “Engine ra . the memory of thowe who perished in. will be of a somewhat different nature SATURDAYS ..,.. APRIL 16, f iia Pca jllway' raid of 1862. It is atter. 1 will reserve that fora 60; a-ate comSunny South. —— To Florida With Glimpses on the Way. -of the tloodiest .and fiercest sof the war occurred. Throughout the ‘eity are erected iron slabs or tablets » with raised letters thereon, telling the / mame. of the engagement fought in » :such a certain spot, the number of ‘troops engaged and under whose comimand, etc. The ‘headquarters of the different generals are specified in the ' :same manner in different localities. -.’The tablets explain everything and it is quite interesting to go from one to sanother around the city and read th ‘inscriptions on each. ; E ‘Chattanooga and vicinity has much +to interest the stranger bent on sightseeing. About four: miles from .the «ity is Lookout Mountain, made fa; «mous by reason of its great strategic ‘value as a point of observation during tthe war, and madé,equally famous durjing more recent. yauvs on account of } tthe magnificent view obtained from its ; summit. The mountain rises to a © lbeight of about 2500 feet and is acceswible by means of two incline railways, ' which uscend its steep sides with per* fect safety. A broud-gauge road also ’ winds around the mountain, used for . tthe transportation of freight consigned tto parties having summer homes on ' tthe summit and the famous Lookout — Inn, one of the handsomest hotels in © tthe South, located on the top of the F mountain and open from April to No. wember. The fare from the city to the . summit and back is 75 cents. No pen . wax describe the matchless beauty of > the view which comes within. range. of ~ the eye from Point Lookout, where } General Grant stood, but some idea . may be gained from the following, ta. ken from an article in » pamphlet isssued by the Western & Atlantic Rail“T,ookout’ Mountain, at historic resort, offers to the public unsurpassed opportunities for the mjoyment of some of the grandest sconery América ‘can protiuce. “The \view from its lofty summit is one of xeeptional grandeur and extent, emracing glimpses of seven Stutes. seffort of the imagination can picture ithe magnificence of the grand panoyrama outspread below one. From Point Lookout, at its northern extremity, there lies below a scene which no section of the United States can excel; ‘jindeed, it is donbtful if it can be /equalled in America. The faint blae ) xoutlines of the Cumberland mountains © ilie off to the northwest; between them * sand Lookout stretch the lower peaks » wf the sand and Raccoon mountains. » Walden’s Ridge, Cameron Hill aud © Sheridan Heights continue the line to + thhe east, where Missionary Ridge, backed by the great Smokies, unite to form the eastern circumference of thé vast. semicircle revealed at this spot. Tennessee’s ters of tne ‘Lenpessee, whose pictur“esque convolutions. describle here a * Bend. (a. perfect Indian. moccasin). he celebrated battle-grouuds of the Oivil War. Missionary Ridge and Sheridan Heights, Cameron Hill and “Lookout itse!f, stand as perpetual and Chicamauga in the valley beyond arouses memories of stirring scenes {Continued from yesterday.] : " ‘Chattanooga is rich in historic inter: .est, for in the immediate viinity some] 208 careworn fitaverthey indeed preconfliets . In the foreground wind the silvery wa“remarkable curve, known as Moccasin ’ ‘This point affords a glance at some of ;monaments to those who fell near by, © but little more than a quarter of a cen» ¢ury back in our history. Through ' the parks of forest growths on the mountain countless driveways and . paths branch in every direction, lead. ing one to scenes of exquisite beauty.” ' Orchard Knob, another of Chattasouth that the trae aspect of affairs in PP IN THE COTTON LAND, Sencar fact, the city of Chattanooga lies partly iu Tennessee and partly in Georgia, and the latter State is now making An Upto-Date Story of ‘the. streanous forts 9 claim Lookout Mountain. The first cotton field met ‘my view going from. Obattanooga to Atlanta and I also paid visits to different cottonfactories. The conditions existing in the latter are to be deA Nevada Countyan’s Trip From the Ohio’ plored in every particular, The spinning department of the factory was alive with children, mostly girls—little . bare-footed tots from eight years of ; up, clad in clothes of the very rest material, and with their wan gotten. These little ones are paid thirty and forty cents a day and work from six o’clo¢k in the morning till six fat night. In other capacities men are working and supporting families on seventy and eighty cents a day, and as one man told me, thére was nothing to indicate that their conditions would ever be bettered. Women in the weaving departments manage by dint of hard work to earn a dollar a day, but this dollar is earned at a fearful sacrifice, for it is but a question-of time before any constitution will be compelled to collapse under the strain imposed upon it. Foremen of some of tlie departments are paid two dollars a day and as cotton is king in the South, and it is either: directly or inditectly the agent through which the majority of the masses gain a livelihood, an idea of the condition of affairs to a great éxtent may be arrived at. ‘The one idea of the young man in the Sonth seems to be to get married, whether he has anything or not, and this of course tends to help make matters worse. The people in general seem to have lost all ambition, and seeing nothing ahead, are leading an indolent and make-shift sort of an existence which it is doubtful if there is now any way of improving. In keeping with the cheapness of labor the cost of commodities is proportionately the same. Outside of the large cities, and as the rural districts are exclusively what I have. reference to in the foregoing, board and lodging is furnished by private famlies at the rate of $2.50 and $3 a week, and they are only to glad to get it. Among certain classes there is still a vindictive feeling manifested towards Northerners on account of the differences of the late war, but the majority ot the population have laid aside long ago all prejudice on that score and rarely make méntion of it. Almost every city of any size has its Confederate monument, dedicated to the martyrs of the Lost Cause,and there are scores of extensive exhibits in the different Statee of old war relics, Old guns, pistols, cantéens, sabers, cannon and minnie balls, and such relics picked up on different battlefields are as common as quartz in Nevada, and one grows tired of looking at them. The people consider to this day that they fought for a cause that was just,and maybe they did, but at any rate they have laid aside for the greater part all animosity entertained then and are now one, and no better evidence «of their loyalty and patriotism could be produeed than their manifestations concerning the Spanish-American trouble now at band. They are unequivocally for war, and consider war the only expedient by which a complete vindica‘tion of the country’s honor can be attained and the loss of those lives on board the Maine ayenged. Now, in conclusion, Iwill say that the foregoing refers only to the country traversed by the writer, Other localities may be better off, but as the country lying between Kentucky and Florida embraced a pretty good portion of the south, it is safe to presume that w.ee. Asa letter regarding Florida) — gee = the South is far from being whet it is cracked up to be. : es Jacksonville, Fla., April 6, 1898. —_—_—_————_ Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures hip disease pended upon to cure boils and pimpl s and humors of all kinds. cathartic. Cure sick headache, break up a cold. The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with rates. Office at residence of Thomas Ice house, rear of Iheater. » Telephone NO: VOL co: : tf. Corcoran & Anpoaast. Decorations at San. Francisco Prices. Store fronts, buildings and _residences decorated. Cheapest place in town to buy Grand Army and N.S. G. W., decorations, al8-tf E. M. Eisreiper, 24 Union street. Sivictty In It, This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, as well as Infants’ footwear. Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. m30

Everyraine is first-class at ‘Tur OwL, and at popular prices. m81-tf. 2 een All Viomen Should Read This interesting Letter—“‘! was ous and Weak.*? Live Change from Misery to Joy by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. The terrible t of the ‘ gentler sex” are beyond desoription. How Hood’s Sareaprilla is adapfed for them and how it restores health and helps over the hard places, is well illustrated by Mrs. Place’s letter. edge *O. I. Hood & Co,, Lowell, Mass.: x “Dear Sirs: —In carly “itfe 3 suffered auch from stomach troubles and spent a preat deal of money in doctoring. Ireturn of sickness, and for the past five years life has been made miserable by sonstant illness, During this period there have been six months that I was not off my bed, and for one year [ suffered most severely, I was : Nervous and Weak and lifeseemed e burden. It happened that my husband bought a bottle of Hood's Baraaparilla and, I commenced to take it in small doses. Ina short time it was evident that it was helping me. In two weeks I felt that I was being greatly oenefited. About this time our youngest ion, then 15 years of age, was taken down with typhoid fever. ~ He passed on to his reward, and soon others of the family were taken ill, unti} I was the only one teft to care for them, 1 continued taking Ho0d’s Sarssperilla, end to the surprise ot myself and all the neighbors, J not only kept up and took care of the sick, but my Health Continued to Improve. For nearly three months this siege of typhoid fever held the family down. All this time, as by & miracle, my health sept upand I grew strong, At present ‘am feeling well and know that the beneit derived from Hood’s Sarsaparilia is ermanents. Other members of the house: old have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla . 14 Hood’s Pills with good effect.” Mus. o~BECCA PLaos, N. Sixth 8t., Goshen,Ind. “ced’s Srarn parilia ‘sthe Best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. nsist upon Iloop’s; take no substitute. and scrofula sores and it may be de-. . . Hoop’s Pris are the favorite family . Corcoran, first door above Theater. — teived temporary relief only to haveare( ONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO. AS FAR'AS A POUND AND A OF ANY OTHER STARCH FACTURED Owiy “Y.C.HUBINGER BROS.C° iat iad 4 OKUK [OwA. NEW HAVEN,CONN This starch is redon selentific princi . who ha Fon ang Sree hes bby ar ot ve had years of practical Surat whitenses and imparts a weitel and lasting finish. It Pedi aly bare man that is perfectly harmless, containi ith c er ste injurious to linen and can be weed even for = Bo pranrhg silted For. sale by all wholesale and retail grocers, ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist Cutter, MERCHANT TAILOR. Pine Street, tiear Broad Street, Nevada City. (Successor to Frank T, Smith.] > My stock is the largest in the city. I'carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Do mestic\W oolens. Wedding. Suits ‘a Specialty. Workmanship and a \. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. The White Sewing [lachine. SOLE AGENTS, W. H. HIBBITT -Merchant Tailor. All kinds of Machines repaired by a competent adjuster. We guaratites our SOLANA NOs It Stands to Reason Taat a house dealing exclusively in Far-. niture and Household Furnishings is the En lace to go to purchase anything in this 92, o ine. Housekeepers and others will find it to their advantage to visit “2 KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street.’ ae se ear i # all kinds of u are, and will supply you with an rat ote < Ban arena prices, with the 9 a r member, that wh buy from KINKEAD You Get Your Money’s Worth. —— oeEVERYBODY NEEDS ‘Medicixme. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA Is Just the Thing. FOR SALE AT gem DIGHERMAN’S. Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. :-A. B. WOLF, 4 CASH GROCER. A M08 A A Lowest Prices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always an hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, etc. . Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats; in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, etc. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. J.J. JACKSON, = = © sooga’sattractions, is three miles in > am opposite direction, and here differ"= ent States whose troops took part in} . the engagements fought there have F erected many costly monuments and sbafts of brouze and polished granite to perpetuate the valor of those who ‘fell while paving the way for the asgsault on Missionary Ridge. wo miles beyoud Orchard Knob the © ascent of Missionary Ridge is begun,’ As on Orchard Kuob the different States have erected costly monuments » of those who part icipated, the captured > guns occupy the same position as when . taken by the Federals,and the only © thing: lacking to make the scene as . realistic as originally are the principals. .The Government has conPietructed eighteen miles of as fine a a poulevard as can be found anywhere mlong the crest and three. stee! observation towers seventy feet high afford a -eplendid view of all the surrounding country, even to Chicamauga, eighteen mniles away. : ‘All the land which constituted the ‘battle field of Chicamauga bas been ’ purchased by the Government and is beiug transformed into @ National miiitary park. Hundreds of bandsome monuments have been reared on this famous battletield and buandreds more are in course of erection. The Governsuent has also here provided maguifi~“eeut driveways-and still eontemplates improvements which will ultimately aggregate several millions of dollars. In Chattanooga is also located one of the national cemeteries and within its enclosure are to be seen 15,000 little ~ white headstones, which mark the rest ing places of that number of Federal What does A stand for? When some friend suggests, that your blood needs A sarsaparillatreatment, remember that A stands forAYER’S. The first letter in the alphabet stands for the first of sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first in record, first in the favor of the family. 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