April 2, 1898 (4 pages)

$e0S g A New York letter says: & nS THE TRANSCRIPT. t. 6, 1860, es fire eer s Co. : ‘NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA aes —Published evety evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as « cond-class matter. CRLEPHONE NO. 4. Be SATURDAY .. APRIL 2, 1898. Bank clearings, which show great business activity, are not the only evidences of prosperity. Last week's issues of Bradstreet’s and Dun’s show wonderful activity in all lines all over the country, reports from Chicago, indicating real-estate sales in that city 90 per cent larger than onthe corresponding date of last year,.and lumber sales the best in years; while from St. Louis come reports of “a much larger business among jobbers.and. manufacturers than during ithe, spring of any recent year.” The police have captured a feminine crap shooter. When they descended upon the game she was acting as cashier for nineteen young dice throwers. The officers say that the girl is one of the most skillful shooters on the lower East Side, aa well as an artful dodger. As yet the big poker games run by some swift society women as a Lenten diversion have not been interrupted. THE women of Seattle, Washington, have instituted a society of Klondike Widows. The list is exclusive, being restricted to the wives and sweethearts of men off to the gold fields. “)-MAN WITH A PULL He Wants to Know How He Can Get Shed of It. . Eprron Transceirt:—About four weeks ago I ha@la grippe, and besides Brand. Martin, : Mrs, Fig tor. A SCHUBERT RY PROGRAM the Satnrday Afternoon chab's Musee . Le _ at Miss-Brand’s Today.Pottowing is the program of the musicale beld at the home of Miss Brand today by the Saturday Afternoon Olub. © 1. Life of Schubert, Mrs. Fred Searls. 2. oe op. 90, No. 2, Miss 8. Violin. Solo, Serenade, Miss Mae 4. Duett, Les Dames De Seville, op. 43, Mrs. O &. Malloy, Miss Reo o*. 5. La Serenade, Mrs. G. E. Adair. 6. Guitar Solo, Alexandrina, Ferrer, H. Tickell. : 7. Deutsche Tanze, op. 88, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 8, 9, AG 18, 14, 15, 16, Miss ResDirector Mise Brand. business }. How to Save Money. Take everv advantage of vour business opportunites and employ Pierce & Sweeney, the O. K. painters and paper hangers, to do your work. f28-tf. oer. oe meg Strictly tn It. This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear. . . Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. m30 Bar Bina ~ Is For Salo at a Bargain, j HE is dot busi hi bgt we yg Lyte Pea R SIMMONS. roar. tength t cs ASS: SS 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month ee in advance. Ad ertisome: ts of ot to exceed five lines in— sn tnearted ander this head for 50 cents S week or $2a month, Each emo Hive “For Ohes Wook. Men’s Black and Cheviot €n° ts, be th bra high iy Tesom eon! aon, sane Free Orchest PAPA STOLL’S N. W. cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., NEVADA CITY, HENRY STOLL, Prop’r. — rion Concert Day and Evening. The Best of Beverages and Cigars® Served at the Bar. Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS including the world-renowned Hazleton, ges & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS. They can be seen at the shogstore of BOVEY BROTHERS RS. m23-2w A Photograph Is a nice remembrance to send a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. Thave.an Aunt. The combined inflaence of the two conquered my feeble resistance,and now I also have a porous plaster on my breast that baffles all my efforts at painless separation therefrom. Now while my head is immodestly nude of hirsnte adornment, there is an extremely luxuriant growth of this material under the entire surface of that plaster, and when I attem pt to bravely remove the thing of course there follows such hair-pulling as to stay my trembing hand. Now that I have unbosomed myself to you, will you kindly suggest the best and safest means of umbosoming me from my Aunt’s porous plaster by answering the* following questions: ~ Ast. Is it any evidence that your grip is not cured when the plaster continues to stick to-you? 2nd. Willit in time expend its adhesiveness, or does it endare till it ‘ wears out? 8d. Can you suggest any painless method of removing the plaster witb: out also removing the hair, or,— 4th. Ifasilab of cylicle comes with it, could this afterwards be transplant-' ed on my now naked craiuium with any assurance of it vegetating there? 5th. If not, would you advise the as-' sistance of a barber in removing the plaster, and, if 80, should an anaesthetic be taken? Yours Respectfully, P P, s—I refrain from signing my full name as I donot wish to disclose my Aunt’s identity. Yours Respectfully, W. P. N. B. : The plaster is of the belludona variety that is not punctured, but every square inch is warranted to be full of business. Yours Respectfully, W.D.P. ANSWERS.1. No, but it would seem to be conclusive evidence that the plaster has not lost its grip. 2. It may, for “time tries all,” but as you do not-seem to be “so many” at “enduring” you may wear out first. 8. The expression “painless method’ is the private property of the dental fraternity and should not be ased liere. 4. The negligee forehead (we do not style ours a naked cranium) isa mark of distinction that we would scorn the aid of a porus plaster in obliterating, 5. Yes, even the business side of an adhesive plaster would not offer too great recistance to some. barbers’ razors, and if you willselect one of this kind and allow him to connect you with the gas meter, we will gladly con. sider this interview at an end. —_—_—_—————— Remember if you want something THE Ow. is the place to go to. They lead—all others follow. m31-tf. Ata Bargain. The Wells property situated on Montezama Hill, about 6 miles from town, is offered for sale at a bargain. The property consists of a house of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground This isa good placefor any one wish. ing to open a wayside inn, as the house is built just ten feet from the road leading from town to all up country places. For further particulars inLadies—Before selecting your SPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF 2 Grinmed Kats, ete. as as . Satin. Silage ‘Spent and p biiaste BOBIN HOOD Takes the Lead i in quantities to suit purchasers, — . CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. the Gerehas, Vd family and mediSold by the Bottle or-in Bulk Furnished House. ~ ed _A good furnished house on Water street to . rent. Inqure of D. E. MORGAN. m&8i-tf Reduced from $8.50 to 2 50. Men’s All. Wool Cheviot Pants;--Elegantly "made, $1 65. Kindergarten.MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the Kindergarter’on MONDAY, April 4th, in the . pons rie of the Methodist Church. m{3i-tf Men’s Iron Clad-Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1.25. Men’s Nailed Kip Mining Bcots, $2. 75. First-Class Horseshoeing. I Cc, DILLINGHAM at the Pat. Clancy shop is * ii prepared to do Horse-shoeing. in first-class ; " shape. Thoroughly understanding the businéss will guarantee ‘perfect satisfaction in mial-tf every case. Give mea call. Men’s Heavy Seamless Sox, per dozen, 50 ents. Ladies’ Tailor-made Lace. Shoes, . coin toe, the latest, $2.25. House For Rent. A good four-room cottage is for rent. Ap-! ond ply to M. L. & D. Marsh at the lumber . yard. Ladies and Men’s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies Genuine Kangaroo S 10es, $1. 75: “Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San FranP eisco a fine Hne of Misses and Children’s . ‘: Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ledies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. {m16-tf] Misses Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, Sizes, 11 to 2, $1.50. Baby Dougola Kid Patent Tip Shoes, a perfect beauty, only s0 cts. Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold. cheap. Enquire at this office. _The Popular Clothing Store. a Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, ingood . 4 locality. Inquire at this office. 5 fla at Oo VW @ are ROS measures for is Reached, . RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER LAMMON : BROS., Cor. Broad and Pine —— Headquarters. Perfection , A. P. HODGES in Brewing A Dozen Raisins be obtained for Apply to F. E. ; Nevada County Directory. Copies of the NevadaCounty Directory can ‘eents. By. mail 75.cente. WN. Transcript office, “pecro RS. STARKEY & PALEN’S — Treatment by Inhalation, They will be pleased if . There are other Beers, but ie FOR it is a good lik f msumption ans ih 2 GILT EDGE Bronchitis, MOORE Fiizsies0n we @ Is. PURE. “Gatarrhy Sime ihe ca — seneet off to Pantage. . : Hayfever, 3 —. WHEELIHAN BROS., 2 4 sents ree al Grass Valiey. Rheumatism, Neuraigia, Leave orders at AND aLb Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen brainy egg that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of ee glemene ot oaeen 272 Ritrogen. MA’ PNET. = made portable that itis it is sent all over the « =n a It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of paticnts have been t 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘ae » and and compare Prices. Ref OPENING OATS, Upon which occasion April 4, 5 and 6 A Usetul Souvenier will be presented TO EVERY LADY CALLER. os. Will have a Handsome Showing of W. H. Crawford. Grape Seeder. eal, _ could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as haif a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Easy to clean ‘and’ economiSeed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five. minutes, Indispen: able in every over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as m: drugs do, by creating ov: therailment, and beneflitting one organ at the expense of another, often but Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, renew ing, trong mening. invigorating the whole body, statements are confirmed by po hpeetieg testimonials, published in our book of 200 their names and addresses are given, and: you can refer to them fo1 further informa ion. rise to a host ofi mitators, heen A a us aA persons, some’ calling ‘their ra a aratio m pound Sa, often spencers our y teatinnnsinns e@ hames of our pationta to recommend worthle:g concoctio s. But say uiring a second . Het course to eradicate t: e evil effects of fhe first, . . only with the express permission oi the vey § The great success of our treatment hag givén . “= WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, _ SILVERWARE Purchased at' the Store of . LUETJE & BRAND, ‘The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad Street, near Pine,’ Nevada, City Are Always of SST aye t “NEWEST STYLES, * BEST FINISH, “AND RELIABLE Every Article! Fully Guaranteed. yar PF Hake 4 rin Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits. We Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Cs . ala , a Commercial Street. . Telephone—Resiaence 201. ENTERPRISE mre 0. Oy , & Makers of the Enverprise xt Meat C “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 — hopper. ian Pa. quire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. ; : tf Broad Street, : : see : fidelity Mutual Aid Association Sica oil FINE TAILORING. {& ». Sam Francisco, Cal. ut after. ‘For Five Cents Per Day This Man . . 5¢eing this See WILL PAY, according to the hazard of oovnis wearing man, who Our Own Make thle ts work throng being hurt ples Ey wen had his . }. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘agi clothes Suits $18 up yi acon oa when you are 1V ou x4 sick and unabie or the most . { WY 2Xel, ete Mapa eae, the Tailor re hee Artistic leelat Eastern : Make alee alt INSURANCES: ° ° * sof death an Beauty ° ee 3] — up ei 0 r mock for nea Shas e an 3 up. : per Tonk for edie or sickness. : Satisfaction Guaranteed. . ia JF 8 Sage = argsick 9 or Ya el ane i i BY--—— WAXEL, The Tales Who Has the Largest Stock of Goods ever seen in — we: & ‘ above City Hall. Selt inflicted punishmélit oar he did not have: his: clothes ‘made Waxel, the’ Tailor. by. ACCIDENT __ INSURANCE, bese ned Missou an am ‘es core es gerettente (vader wins ae mia ait Agents Wanted. Write “31. M, SHETTERLEY, Keociation in e. e United aes =e Nervousness y Diseases Cs Generative gs San Francisco, Cal. Wie os ae en Lime ! . Lime 1 ‘JOHN. JEFFERIES ya Lira take orders to supply — ‘Flestclass Lime Enterprise _. sonore: AND & ave ig Ee gODE new . . ie BY : eA. Boulder Street, 3 Raisin and Gir ape aise as to this remarkable curative agent, ; ; ‘iis Nevada cry. Seeder: Sedetie alti wieen ast vate oe p= a on ie 5 dp ing elsewhere. 1 sold at all hardware wneled FRE aie by sther phy soln Wil be DK, ka ee B. MRRSH. : : Trimmed Hats stores. Price $1. Send On Saturday, April 2nd. li wtamap for’ Oe eagpmebte fe WM. He PENROSE, sins i Canned Goods, French Candies, Nuts, Notions, . Maney. Goods, Eto, Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. Having purchased the stock and fixtures in F. W: Coder’s sumed business there with a — Fresh Steck new to give me a call. tite . Mia vr lv out Goss ay Pr Pes Ln store, I have re+ and invite old friends and MANHOOD. “RESTORED: C1 PIDENE. ‘ beh ome Tale Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All v « CURES WHERE = EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ‘ Colonel ders for t! arehs Mili: ‘of. Califor: ‘Mound P celebrate i lowship in ‘The ant Council of will be hel 19th:and th Royal Arol and the Gr session. on. grand lodg ing and ye UW. Gran jurisdictio: preme Ma: Jordan, thi man, to ext members a: cluded in i annual bar Association Monday ev: tel. The gr organized : station, on thirty deleg the ten lod; ‘mated that grand lodge dozen are pn tend the co: inal ten lod were in Qal co, one in , There were bers in the upward oflodge office W. Fish anc since that d preme Mast ANS\ Mrs. Rorer “T conside »made in thi :and from th drink, espex ‘No doubt ~~ -wefer, can si cup of coffe caused by : which will s jlower in. me if it is on why not. tak or a cup of . Mrs. Rore nent author She knows t by day usin, their vitalit; and it regui towake the humanity s warry out th abont us an is near, y aly and drigk. . of nervous Coffee isad from select. yield the « fer rebuildi over the hun If it has e\ a weak, un made over a; to each cup : boiling cor _ Our word fo delicious wh Wond A gentiem county says .est City ov ; made by Su; ;in the Luc , @ravel is pay What I Wave Edwar Citys) to rol rehs over “Spokane’s f — —_— We offer C€ ward for anj . not be cured F. J. CHEN} We, the uz J. Cheney f believe him . business tra: able to carry by their firm West & 1 Toled WALDING, . sale D: Hall’s Cats ally, acting and mucoy, Testimonial: Sold. by D tle. Hall’s Fan One lot wi Has a fronts road, and ru piece of fin with free w., -m10-tf: f

$e0S g A New York letter says: & nS THE TRANSCRIPT. t. 6, 1860, es fire eer s Co. : ‘NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA aes —Published evety evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as « cond-class matter. CRLEPHONE NO. 4. Be SATURDAY .... APRIL 2, 1898. Bank clearings, which show great business activity, are not the only evidences of prosperity. Last week's issues of Bradstreet’s and Dun’s show wonderful activity in all lines all over the country, reports from Chicago, indicating real-estate sales in that city 90 per cent larger than onthe corresponding date of last year,.and lumber sales the best in years; while from St. Louis come reports of “a much larger business among jobbers..and. manufacturers than during ithe, spring of any recent year.” The police have captured a feminine crap shooter. When they descended upon the game she was acting as cashier for nineteen young dice throwers. The officers say that the girl is one of the most skillful shooters on the lower East Side, aa well as an artful dodger. As yet the big poker games run by some swift society women as a Lenten diversion have not been interrupted. THE women of Seattle, Washington, have instituted a society of Klondike Widows. The list is exclusive, being restricted to the wives and sweethearts of men off to the gold fields. “)-MAN WITH A PULL He Wants to Know How He Can Get Shed of It. . Eprron Transceirt:—About four weeks ago I ha@la grippe, and besides Brand. Martin, : Mrs, Fig tor. A SCHUBERT RY PROGRAM the Satnrday Afternoon chab's Musee . Le _ at Miss-Brand’s Today..Pottowing is the program of the musicale beld at the home of Miss Brand today by the Saturday Afternoon Olub. © 1. Life of Schubert, Mrs. Fred Searls. 2. oe op. 90, No. 2, Miss 8. Violin. Solo, Serenade, Miss Mae 4. Duett, Les Dames De Seville, op. 43, Mrs. O &. Malloy, Miss Reo o*. 5. La Serenade, Mrs. G. E. Adair. 6. Guitar Solo, Alexandrina, Ferrer, H. Tickell. : 7. Deutsche Tanze, op. 88, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 8, 9, AG 18, 14, 15, 16, Miss ResDirector Mise Brand. business }. How to Save Money. Take everv advantage of vour business opportunites and employ Pierce & Sweeney, the O. K. painters and paper hangers, to do your work. f28-tf. oer. oe meg Strictly tn It. This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear. . . Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. m30 Bar Bina ~ Is For Salo at a Bargain, j HE is dot busi hi bgt we yg Lyte Pea R SIMMONS. roar. tength t cs ASS: SS 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month ee in advance. Ad ertisome: ts of ot to exceed five lines in— sn tnearted ander this head for 50 cents S week or $2a month, Each emo Hive “For Ohes Wook. Men’s Black and Cheviot €n° ts, be th bra high iy Tesom eon! aon, sane Free Orchest PAPA STOLL’S N. W. cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., NEVADA CITY, HENRY STOLL, Prop’r. — rion Concert Day and Evening. The Best of Beverages and Cigars® Served at the Bar. Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS including the world-renowned Hazleton, ges & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS. They can be seen at the shogstore of BOVEY BROTHERS RS. m23-2w A Photograph Is a nice remembrance to send a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. Thave.an Aunt. The combined inflaence of the two conquered my feeble resistance,and now I also have a porous plaster on my breast that baffles all my efforts at painless separation therefrom. Now while my head is immodestly nude of hirsnte adornment, there is an extremely luxuriant growth of this material under the entire surface of that plaster, and when I attem pt to bravely remove the thing of course there follows such hair-pulling as to stay my trembing hand. Now that I have unbosomed myself to you, will you kindly suggest the best and safest means of umbosoming me from my Aunt’s porous plaster by answering the* following questions: ~ Ast. Is it any evidence that your grip is not cured when the plaster continues to stick to-you? 2nd. Willit in time expend its adhesiveness, or does it endare till it ‘ wears out? 8d. Can you suggest any painless method of removing the plaster witb: out also removing the hair, or,— 4th. Ifasilab of cylicle comes with it, could this afterwards be transplant-' ed on my now naked craiuium with any assurance of it vegetating there? 5th. If not, would you advise the as-' sistance of a barber in removing the plaster, and, if 80, should an anaesthetic be taken? Yours Respectfully, P P, s—I refrain from signing my full name as I donot wish to disclose my Aunt’s identity. Yours Respectfully, W. P. N. B. : The plaster is of the belludona variety that is not punctured, but every square inch is warranted to be full of business. Yours Respectfully, W.D.P. ANSWERS.1. No, but it would seem to be conclusive evidence that the plaster has not lost its grip. 2. It may, for “time tries all,” but as you do not-seem to be “so many” at “enduring” you may wear out first. 8. The expression “painless method’ is the private property of the dental fraternity and should not be ased liere. 4. The negligee forehead (we do not style ours a naked cranium) isa mark of distinction that we would scorn the aid of a porus plaster in obliterating, 5. Yes, even the business side of an adhesive plaster would not offer too great recistance to some. barbers’ razors, and if you willselect one of this kind and allow him to connect you with the gas meter, we will gladly con. sider this interview at an end. —_—_—_—————— Remember if you want something THE Ow. is the place to go to. They lead—all others follow. m31-tf. Ata Bargain. The Wells property situated on Montezama Hill, about 6 miles from town, is offered for sale at a bargain. The property consists of a house of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of ground This isa good placefor any one wish. ing to open a wayside inn, as the house is built just ten feet from the road leading from town to all up country places. For further particulars inLadies—Before selecting your SPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF 2 Grinmed Kats, ete. as as . Satin. Silage ‘Spent and p biiaste BOBIN HOOD Takes the Lead i in quantities to suit purchasers, — . CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. the Gerehas, Vd family and mediSold by the Bottle or-in Bulk Furnished House. ~ ed _A good furnished house on Water street to .. rent. Inqure of D. E. MORGAN. m&8i-tf Reduced from $8.50 to 2 50. Men’s All. Wool Cheviot Pants;--Elegantly "made, $1 65. Kindergarten.MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the Kindergarter’on MONDAY, April 4th, in the . pons rie of the Methodist Church. m{3i-tf Men’s Iron Clad-Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1.25. Men’s Nailed Kip Mining Bcots, $2. 75. First-Class Horseshoeing. I Cc, DILLINGHAM at the Pat. Clancy shop is * ii prepared to do Horse-shoeing. in first-class ; " shape. Thoroughly understanding the businéss will guarantee ‘perfect satisfaction in mial-tf every case. Give mea call. Men’s Heavy Seamless Sox, per dozen, 50 ents. Ladies’ Tailor-made Lace. Shoes, . coin toe, the latest, $2.25. House For Rent. A good four-room cottage is for rent. Ap-! ond ply to M. L. & D. Marsh at the lumber . yard. Ladies and Men’s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies Genuine Kangaroo S 10es, $1. 75: “Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San FranP eisco a fine Hne of Misses and Children’s . ‘: Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ledies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. {m16-tf] Misses Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, Sizes, 11 to 2, $1.50. Baby Dougola Kid Patent Tip Shoes, a perfect beauty, only s0 cts.. Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold. cheap. Enquire at this office. _The Popular Clothing Store. a Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, ingood . 4 locality. Inquire at this office. 5 fla at Oo VW @ are ROS measures for is Reached, . RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER LAMMON : BROS., Cor. Broad and Pine —— Headquarters. Perfection , A. P. HODGES in Brewing A Dozen Raisins be obtained for Apply to F. E. ; Nevada County Directory. Copies of the NevadaCounty Directory can ‘eents. By. mail 75.cente. WN. Transcript office, “pecro RS. STARKEY & PALEN’S — Treatment by Inhalation, They will be pleased if . There are other Beers, but ie FOR it is a good lik f msumption ans ih 2 GILT EDGE Bronchitis, MOORE Fiizsies0n we @ Is. PURE. “Gatarrhy Sime ihe ca — seneet off to Pantage. . : Hayfever, 3 —. WHEELIHAN BROS., 2 4 sents ree al Grass Valiey. Rheumatism, Neuraigia, Leave orders at AND aLb Chronic and Nervous Disorders.

HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen brainy egg that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, isa scientific adjustment of ee glemene ot oaeen 272 Ritrogen. MA’ PNET. = made portable that itis it is sent all over the « =n a It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of paticnts have been t 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘ae » and and compare Prices. Ref OPENING OATS, Upon which occasion April 4, 5 and 6 A Usetul Souvenier will be presented TO EVERY LADY CALLER. os. Will have a Handsome Showing of W. H. Crawford. Grape Seeder. eal, _ could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as haif a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Easy to clean ‘and’ economiSeed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five. minutes, Indispen: able in every over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as m: drugs do, by creating ov: therailment, and beneflitting one organ at the expense of another, often but Compound Oxygen is a revitalizer, renew ing, trong mening. invigorating the whole body, statements are confirmed by po hpeetieg testimonials, published in our book of 200 their names and addresses are given, and: you can refer to them fo1 further informa ion. rise to a host ofi mitators, heen A a us aA persons, some’ calling ‘their ra a aratio m pound Sa, often spencers our y teatinnnsinns e@ hames of our pationta to recommend worthle:g concoctio s. But say uiring a second . Het course to eradicate t: e evil effects of fhe first, . . only with the express permission oi the vey § The great success of our treatment hag givén . “= WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, _ SILVERWARE Purchased at' the Store of . LUETJE & BRAND, ‘The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad Street, near Pine,’ Nevada, City Are Always of SST aye t “NEWEST STYLES, * BEST FINISH, “AND RELIABLE Every Article! Fully Guaranteed. yar PF Hake 4 rin Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits. We Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Cs . ala , a Commercial Street. . Telephone—Resiaence 201. ENTERPRISE mre 0. Oy , & Makers of the Enverprise xt Meat C “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 — hopper. ian Pa. quire of Brown & Morgan, real estate agents. ; : tf Broad Street, : : see : fidelity Mutual Aid Association Sica oil FINE TAILORING. {& ».. Sam Francisco, Cal. ut after. ‘For Five Cents Per Day This Man . . 5¢eing this See WILL PAY, according to the hazard of oovnis wearing man, who Our Own Make thle ts work throng being hurt ples Ey wen had his . }. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘agi clothes Suits $18 up yi acon oa when you are 1V ou x4 sick and unabie or the most . { WY 2Xel, ete Mapa eae, the Tailor re hee Artistic leelat Eastern : Make alee alt INSURANCES: ° ° * sof death an Beauty ° ee 3] — up ei 0 r mock for nea Shas e an 3 up. : per Tonk for edie or sickness. : Satisfaction Guaranteed. . ia JF 8 Sage = argsick 9 or Ya el ane i i BY--—— WAXEL, The Tales Who Has the Largest Stock of Goods ever seen in — we: & ‘ above City Hall. Selt inflicted punishmélit oar he did not have: his: clothes ‘made Waxel, the’ Tailor. by. ACCIDENT __ INSURANCE, bese ned Missou an am ‘es core es gerettente (vader wins ae mia ait Agents Wanted. Write “31. M, SHETTERLEY, Keociation in e. e United aes =e Nervousness y Diseases Cs Generative gs San Francisco, Cal. Wie os ae en Lime ! . Lime 1 ‘JOHN. JEFFERIES ya Lira take orders to supply — ‘Flestclass Lime Enterprise _. sonore: AND & ave ig Ee gODE new . . ie BY : eA. Boulder Street, 3 Raisin and Gir ape aise as to this remarkable curative agent, ; ; ‘iis Nevada cry. Seeder: Sedetie alti wieen ast vate oe p= a on ie 5 dp ing elsewhere. 1 sold at all hardware wneled FRE aie by sther phy soln Wil be DK, ka ee B. MRRSH. : : Trimmed Hats stores. Price $1. Send On Saturday, April 2nd. li wtamap for’ Oe eagpmebte fe WM. He PENROSE, sins i Canned Goods, French Candies, Nuts, Notions, . Maney. Goods, Eto, Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. Having purchased the stock and fixtures in F. W: Coder’s sumed business there with a — Fresh Steck new to give me a call. tite . Mia vr lv out Goss ay Pr Pes Ln store, I have re+ and invite old friends and MANHOOD. “RESTORED: C1 PIDENE. ‘ beh ome Tale Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All v « CURES WHERE = EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ‘ Colonel ders for t! arehs Mili: ‘of. Califor: ‘Mound P celebrate i lowship in ‘The ant Council of will be hel 19th:and th Royal Arol and the Gr session. on. grand lodg ing and ye UW. Gran jurisdictio: preme Ma: Jordan, thi man, to ext members a: cluded in i annual bar Association Monday ev: tel. The gr organized : station, on thirty deleg the ten lod; ‘mated that grand lodge dozen are pn tend the co: inal ten lod were in Qal co, one in , There were bers in the upward oflodge office W. Fish anc since that d preme Mast ANS\ Mrs. Rorer “T conside »made in thi :and from th drink, espex ‘No doubt ~~ -wefer, can si cup of coffe caused by : which will s jlower in. me if it is on why not. tak or a cup of . Mrs. Rore nent author She knows t by day usin, their vitalit; and it regui towake the humanity s warry out th abont us an is near, y aly and drigk. . of nervous Coffee isad from select. yield the « fer rebuildi over the hun If it has e\ a weak, un made over a; to each cup : boiling cor _ Our word fo delicious wh Wond A gentiem county says .est City ov ; made by Su; ;in the Luc , @ravel is pay What I Wave Edwar Citys) to rol rehs over “Spokane’s f — —_— We offer C€ ward for anj . not be cured F. J. CHEN} We, the uz J. Cheney f believe him . business tra: able to carry by their firm West & 1 Toled WALDING, . sale D: Hall’s Cats ally, acting and mucoy, Testimonial: Sold. by D tle. Hall’s Fan One lot wi Has a fronts road, and ru piece of fin with free w., -m10-tf: f