April 28, 1896 (4 pages)

and Fare. To MILES. FARE, AIDRO Fos ici st BGR sss eens . Him ed ines Birchvillos.35.6: 1B. Oe Piped eet Bowman’s Dam. ,.35 .. SEPSIS US ee Camptonville.. 23 $3 50 Cherokee. 2. .124 2.25 Columbia Hill 13} 2 50 Collar uses 16 1°25 Dutch Flat. ipeatecaves By eS 50 Downieville .,. ~.44 7.50 dwards Bridge. it 1 00 orest City..39 7 00 French Corral Rees Graniteville, . 4 00 Grass Valley 25 Lake City.. 2 00 Little York.. 1 50 ‘Moore’s Flat 3 50 ‘N. Bloomfield, .144 2 50 N. San Juan.. 13 2.00 Omega,... 20: 3 00 ‘Purdon Bridge.. 64 1°00 iRelief: Hill... 18 2 50 ‘Rough & Ready. 8 shoe RES AAS 1 00 tenn Oiby.40 0. -. -56 $i ee OO ‘Smarteville.. 19 «. -@. 150 ‘Spenceville.. 20 SF sid g oteians ierbege Sacramento..76 Railroad 4 30 ®an Francisco. .160 OE Gy N iaie 6 50 Truckee. . .:3..88 Ne ES vs we Dee Washington.. 19. Stage.. . 250 You Bet. .. 10 Me 6 eco POO H . Be) ° = a4 efi % s = Z 2 a =) cont 5 é ad mal W. a Li Psa} ~ ae z > e a q Soe BROS., NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1896. bs ascsasgi RVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, —BY= BROWN & CALKINS. _ SUBSORIPTION “PRICES. ne year, strictly i Six months. . Three months. ‘eneipatd in silat 60 oeaite per month. Advertising yy ones ey gas po get $1 equare for first insertion. nts per eaters for each add al ingestion ae advertigements as f card rates. (°° > Tocal nutibes ‘10 cétits pé for first insertien and five cents for each anal insertion. Batered at the the Poitofiice at Nevada City a second-class matter. John Caldwell Superior Judge . D. J. Un Sheriff J. Deputy Sheriff and J miler ¥ Deputy ( clerk Jot : Ss "Rgnartex H. R. ‘Deputy “Recorder pa ee ees Treasurer Wes Ds WURRB RG sais i ap css meses pte ap toe trond Dy RASS oo5 ss ick wkccee ee cane strict Attorney > W. J. Rogers. .Superintendent of Schools SOHN HOCKing 0.6.6 vsck cece seen ster eee Coroner KE. W. Schmidt. -Publie Administrator BoM OMAR. iio Cader seek Aaa ay 08 surveyor SUPERVISORS. : J. M. BUFFINGTON D. “peices FM PRIDGHON A. J. Wwoobs aco ae Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives, Closes Pastern.. 9:43.a.m, 11:30 a. m 9:43 a. nt, 11:30a, m. . Western.. ee p. ni. *8:00p. met” “Excepting Saturdays. Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax, 4:45 p.m. 11:30 a. m. Grass Valley.. 9:43 a, m. . 8:00 p. m. Sierra City.. 11:30 a.m. 8:00 p. m. N. Bloomtield. >. 3:00 p.m. . 8:00'p. m. aybert... 2:00 p.m. 8:00 pe m, *You Bet.. 9:30 a. m 2.00 p. m, * Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ‘Office Houren9' a, m. to 7:30 p. m. SunGays and Holidays: 11:30 a, m. to 2:30 p.m. ae oe Table of Distance from Nevada City pd. J JACKSON, “Sole Agent for Nevada City. Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. .~In Stock— Y General Arthur, Humboldt imp’td, Estrella, 5 Cent < g6h-mian club, CIGAR ° ‘La Rosa. in the City. Harmonia‘ Ww. D. LEWIS, : (Successor to. Lewis & Her ry.) PROPRIETOR or— <THE. HUB, cde “Thelen “ath tila; Toca i ‘} Courts. ss) and Pine streets, Nevada City, R Santa Rosa Carnival mY is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. Mere mention brings vivid Monuments, Tombstones, &¢. P ye! Monumunt, and the prices lowest in the State. WwW. D. LONG, ie ‘Attorney and Coanselor at Law, FRICE—CO. D TS OFS Raa eane ALFRED D. MASON, l kouay at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, ‘Nevada City. _ THOS. S. FORD, . Counselor at Law, nin GE—LONES BUILDINY, COR. COM mercial and i Pine strecte 4 EB, BY POWER, Attorney and Comsselor at Law and FFICE—WITH FRED seis NEVADA City, Cal, Will pratice in all the Courts. 1, C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor, at Law . gRFFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR: COM> Oo mercial and Pine streets, W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. Reams Sl, §2 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN. FRANCISCO. si P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, We PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND U 8. Courts. _ FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—MORGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK QO’ Nevada City. Will practice in all the FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at: Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. > J. M. WALLING, . Attorney : at : Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Dez CUUNTYSURVEYOR AND DEPuty 0.8. Mineral Surveyor. Office in Morsan & Roberta’ Block, Nevada City. _ JOHN-T. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. FFICE—BROAD S8T., OPP; NATIONAL . HOJ tol, Nevada City. “Will p practice in all he Courts of this State. Es n Probate proceedings will receive caref Be Beton Rose Carnivals anda : Venetian Water Carnival will swell the great tide of. merry— making to sweep over the State this is programmed for April 30, May 1 and 2. The Charming City of Roses is very much at home with this favored flower, and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by ~ . her‘amazing wealth of roses, . San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the Dates named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival reevllections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said. Thousands will wonder how. will be Reduced Rates “ii.i0 py the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events, Arrange your vacation programme. aecord‘ingly and call on ‘the agents for particulars. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, 3 Near Park Avenue. —— : = “We fully prepared to take convi tracts for } kinds of : ¢ Tombstone And Granite Work. Scotch Granite, and Marble of every’ description. on SS separate and M ompuly © nded to. onnmente Ali work warranted to be firstsclass Before giving your orders for any, of hoicest wig Liquors and C Ss. : s Sons Os, Pas ab C mmerciais-rets. . that the English master who discovered and vouchés for Him. farmer, and recently.a collector called on him for the payment of a note secured by chattel mortgage.The farmer was cbdurate and gave no satisfaction that he would ever-pay the note. . Finally the collector said: “*Well, I’ll have to take the 11 cowa named in the mortgage.’ “Oh, no, you haven't am on 11 cows on this farm.’ soins “Why, yes, F have.”’ And the collector pulled out a copy of the mertatae and read as follows: ““*One red and white cow, one cow spotted red and white, one red cow with white spots, one cow with white spot in forehead, one red cow with two white hind feet, one white cow with red spote on side, one white and red cow, one red cow with two white fore feet, one white cow with red spot on shoulders, one red cow with white spots on hips, one white cow spotted with red.’ Now, how do you like that?’’ continued the collector. “Oh, that’s all right. Isee you've got 11 mortgages on my old red and white cow. There she is down in the pasture. The boys will go down and pate you catch her !”— Atlanta Constitution. A Racial Difference. There can beno question that very bodily, that exist between the average Frenchman and the average Englishman -are caused by the’ distinct methods of education that prevail on the different sides of the channel. You would not like your son’s only schooling to be obtained in France. On the other band, you have a pretty distinot belief that if French boys were sent over here young enough and put to good English schools, they would grow up into a very fair sort of Britons. A typical story of the ways of French schoolboys, with their ushers, is reported in recént. morning papers. Some spirits had been smuggled into one of the dormitories —a thing, we fear, not altogether unknown: in some English establishments. It is even conceivable the bottle would have confiscated it to his own use, but this would not have been at the invitation of his pupils. contented to make one of the party, and as he was not so used to rum as his pupils, he got so terribly drunk that he died. Happily for the French’ boys, their compulsory military service gives them an opportunity, later on for learning a little discipline.—Pall Mall Gazette. : . The Thief Discovered. An employee in an up town resort has been held under suspicion for some time, and came near losing his position, on account of the antics of a big tomcat. For weeks the cash registers, when connted at the close of the day’s business, Bhowed a deficit of several dollars, and no clew could be had to explain the mysterious absence of the money. The proprietor, having. great’ confidence in bis enployee, was wystified, and not untid a few nights ago was the matter made clear, While alone in the place, after closing hours, the proprietor was startled to hear the click of the registers, foliowed by repeated clicks, like those of a novice upon the keys of a piano. Looking up, he found his pet cat playing upun the keys of the register aud apparently enjoying the‘ performance as much as if he were a feline Paderewski.—New York Journal. Vindicated the Law. A friend of Representative Culberson of Texas related the following incident: ‘bon Mr. Culberson was prosecuting nitovney,’’-he said, ‘‘there was a criminal statute universally disregarded. The indictment of a well known man for violation of this law was secured through the efforts of Mr. Culberson, who prosecuted the case with more vigor than almost any he bad ever conducted, succeeding in securing a conviction and sentence to‘the penitentiary. Then he left town; and no’ one knew where he had gone until ‘he and the prisoner, who ad be) taken to the penitentiary, returned” “together. Mr. Culberson had gone to the governor, obtained a pardon, and met the convict at the penitentiary with it. ‘The law had been vindicated, and there were no more violations of that statute in Jefferson. ’’-~* % é Not Enough Mases. The unmusical manager who protested when he found a performer’ in his orchestra holding his bow during a rest, saying to bim, ‘‘I don’t pay you to rest!’’ was the same one who, on another occasion, was superintending the arrangement of some performers who were representing allegorical characters. ‘‘Here in front,’’ said the author of . the piece which was to be given, ‘‘we will put the nine muses. ’’ “Nine muses!’’ exclaimed the great manager contemptuously. ‘‘Nine muses would look well in that great space, wouldn’t they? We will have 86 muses !’’—Youth’s Companion. Overdeing It. “Now, Imaintain,’’ said Miss Strong, ‘that there is no place filled by man which a woman cannot fill. Is that com. prehensive enough?’’ ~ “I¢ is very comprehensive, ’” replied . Mr. Northside, ‘‘but I am prepared to . go still further in advocacy of woman’s ability.’’ **Are you?’’ Yes, Tam. On the seat of a-street car, fer instance, she eat fill two men’s places. ’’—-Pittsburg * Chronicle Telegraph. > Oregon has 18, 798 hands in her faotories and makes every year $41, vasatd 174 worth of goods. “The. first of the modem’ bastnnnee Marble or Granite Work give us a ” WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. CONEY S ane many of the differences, mental and . . But the French pion in question was There is a man in eevla who . knows how to. ‘mortgage comoty who : Montezuma “Record knows this man . The man is a Pure Drugs. . Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date. We handle only those Ch Is and Drugs that are of the highest oe of Purity and Ex¢ellence, Physivians and Families citi anne tions to us may be confident that they. will be carefully and skillfully compounded,— We take all the ‘precaution. necessary to prevent mistakes, while our prices are reasonable,. : DICKERIIAN & CO. Telephone No. 30. (Successors to CARR BROS.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, READ Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers, -The Daily ‘Franscryiot If you want to know all about the Crold MIining, Morticultural, Agricultural, Stock Raising, Lumbering And other resources of INES V ADA COUNTY © Besides being fully informed at all times on ¥ Tue Locar News Haprenincs AND Court PROCEEDINGS. . Oal, LD ee = were made in China about the your 1009 { nig . MANHOOD RESTORED C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E Before Using Cupidene. Nervousness. or Diseases of the Generative Organs LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE; PIMPLES, per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. . A written guarantee ‘qe the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes. : ei Veus This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION, —_——9— _o— One Dollar a box, six “bokee for $5. * Send for Circulars and Testimonials. PARE 3 cetee 6 VAVOL: MEDICINE mes P. O. Box 2076, San Vraneieea, ties sale in’ Nevada City by DICKERMAN & Co. After Using Cupidene SLEEPLESSNESS: . TD DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE PAILS. (pe The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. The reason why sufferers are not cured by pee and medicines is because over 9C or which CUPIDENE is the only known CHICO,” CAL. MEDICINE TAKEN: INTERNALLY. NO HYPODERMIC 1NaRCTION: Cure Guaranteed in 21 Days. Joun Davinson . OFFICERS 3 Protideat..6c00cc0:e0: ccrhtejeeiiah tecercage (10D oy MLGES BOR ie Vice President..... Mice h cy mk sige ha Tes vagies a aks .R, R. FIMPLE POROWNEN cee cyirs chen cs Coat euees OP CUPS Pe eae ae hyd Coeur C. A. MARCH WL . RGR Oe nM Mae otis Fics Maar g nWeka kee aaa’s waa ee J. D. MARCH Manager.... Gest fe qa tes bia toe dich Wine ks i's 0 Oh ae'e Cie: .H. R. CONNELLY DIRECTORS : Dr, J. Exrurs Ropity J. D, Marcu R. K, Fierne * H, R. Conneity CASH! Harness and Saddlery. I Have Decided to Sell For CASH ONLY Team Harness and Saddles at Rock Bottom Prices! Single and Double Driving Harness in all styles. Strap Work. Close buyers will do well to get my prices before placing their orders for Spring Stock. Jas. Cairns, Broad St. Opp. National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, r.A. Chapman, Dr. N. EB. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DON TTS ae A Office at Residence, Sacramento Street. . Machinery for Sale. A Saw Mill Machinery, \Complete. It will be sold at a Bargain. For particulars apply to, FRED E. BROWN, Transcript Office, ‘\youLp You RELISH A RELISH ? cores Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails : . ARE THE THING, , Charley Compounds : ae. Drinks real Private Lunch Rooms eee Nicoly Furnished ~—AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Vegetables, Fruit, Rte, ». EB. A. WALLACE pues PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made arrangements to have orders left at Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MA1N STREET, For Vegetables, Fresh Fruits in season, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Bte. All orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to, He hopes by selling the best of articles in his lite at toe iowe-t livin i share of Se paniis uaitonen ng paris Orders will be received on and after Feb, 6. EH. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb 8, 1896 f. L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n Odd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty, All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Dene And Now Don't You Forget It '} That when you are in Grass Valley Be sure and call on nos etroagiae ae A ee gic MR.)

and Fare. To MILES. FARE, AIDRO Fos ici st BGR sss eens . Him ed ines Birchvillos..35.6: 1B. Oe Piped eet Bowman’s Dam. ,.35 ... SEPSIS US ee Camptonville.... 23 $3 50 Cherokee.. 2.. .124 2.25 Columbia Hill 13} 2 50 Collar uses 16 1°25 Dutch Flat.. ipeatecaves By eS 50 Downieville .,. ~.44 7.50 dwards Bridge.. it 1 00 orest City....39 7 00 French Corral Rees Graniteville, . 4 00 Grass Valley 25 Lake City... 2 00 Little York.... 1 50 ‘Moore’s Flat 3 50 ‘N. Bloomfield, ..144 2 50 N. San Juan... 13 2.00 Omega,..... 20: 3 00 ‘Purdon Bridge... 64 1°00 iRelief: Hill..... 18 2 50 ‘Rough & Ready.. 8 shoe RES AAS 1 00 tenn Oiby.40 0. -. -56 $i ee OO ‘Smarteville.... 19 «. -@.. 150 ‘Spenceville.... 20 SF sid g oteians ierbege Sacramento....76 Railroad 4 30 ®an Francisco.. .160 OE Gy N iaie 6 50 Truckee.. . .:3...88 Ne ES vs we Dee Washington... 19. Stage.... . 250 You Bet.. .... 10 Me 6 eco POO H . Be) ° = a4 efi % s = Z 2 a =) cont 5 é ad mal W. a Li Psa} ~ ae z > e a q Soe BROS., NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1896. bs ascsasgi RVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, —BY= BROWN & CALKINS. _ SUBSORIPTION “PRICES. ne year, strictly i Six months.. . Three months. ‘eneipatd in silat 60 oeaite per month. Advertising yy ones ey gas po get $1 equare for first insertion. nts per eaters for each add al ingestion ae advertigements as f card rates. (°° > Tocal nutibes ‘10 cétits pé for first insertien and five cents for each anal insertion. Batered at the the Poitofiice at Nevada City a second-class matter. John Caldwell Superior Judge . D. J. Un Sheriff J. Deputy Sheriff and J miler ¥ Deputy ( clerk Jot : Ss "Rgnartex H. R. ‘Deputy “Recorder pa ee ees Treasurer Wes Ds WURRB RG sais i ap css meses pte ap toe trond Dy RASS oo5 ss ick wkccee ee cane strict Attorney > W. J. Rogers.. .Superintendent of Schools SOHN HOCKing 0.6.6 vsck cece seen ster eee Coroner KE. W. Schmidt.. -Publie Administrator BoM OMAR. iio Cader seek Aaa ay 08 surveyor SUPERVISORS. : J. M. BUFFINGTON D. “peices FM PRIDGHON A. J. Wwoobs aco ae Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives, Closes Pastern.... 9:43.a.m, 11:30 a. m 9:43 a. nt, 11:30a, m. . Western.... ee p. ni. *8:00p. met” “Excepting Saturdays. Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax, 4:45 p.m. 11:30 a. m. Grass Valley... 9:43 a, m. . 8:00 p. m. Sierra City.... 11:30 a.m. 8:00 p. m. N. Bloomtield. >. 3:00 p.m. . 8:00'p. m. aybert..... 2:00 p.m. 8:00 pe m, *You Bet... 9:30 a. m 2.00 p. m, * Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ‘Office Houren9' a, m. to 7:30 p. m. SunGays and Holidays: 11:30 a, m. to 2:30 p.m. ae oe Table of Distance from Nevada City pd. J JACKSON, “Sole Agent for Nevada City. Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. .~In Stock— Y General Arthur, Humboldt imp’td, Estrella, 5 Cent < g6h-mian club, CIGAR ° ‘La Rosa. in the City. Harmonia‘ Ww. D. LEWIS, : (Successor to. Lewis & Her ry.) PROPRIETOR or— <THE. HUB, cde “Thelen “ath tila; Toca i ‘} Courts. ss) and Pine streets, Nevada City, R Santa Rosa Carnival mY is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. Mere mention brings vivid Monuments, Tombstones, &¢. P ye! Monumunt, and the prices lowest in the State. WwW. D. LONG, ie ‘Attorney and Coanselor at Law, FRICE—CO. D TS OFS Raa eane ALFRED D. MASON, l kouay at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, ‘Nevada City. _ THOS. S. FORD, . Counselor at Law, nin GE—LONES BUILDINY, COR. COM mercial and i Pine strecte 4 EB, BY POWER, Attorney and Comsselor at Law and FFICE—WITH FRED seis NEVADA City, Cal, Will pratice in all the Courts. 1, C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor, at Law . gRFFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR: COM> Oo mercial and Pine streets, W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. Reams Sl, §2 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN. FRANCISCO. si P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, We PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND U 8. Courts. _ FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—MORGAN & ROBERTS’ BLOCK QO’ Nevada City. Will practice in all the FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at: Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. > J. M. WALLING, . Attorney : at : Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Dez CUUNTYSURVEYOR AND DEPuty 0.8. Mineral Surveyor. Office in Morsan & Roberta’ Block, Nevada City. _ JOHN-T. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. FFICE—BROAD S8T., OPP; NATIONAL . HOJ tol, Nevada City. “Will p practice in all he Courts of this State. Es n Probate proceedings will receive caref Be Beton Rose Carnivals anda : Venetian Water Carnival will swell the great tide of. merry— making to sweep over the State this is programmed for April 30, May 1 and 2. The Charming City of Roses is very much at home with this favored flower, and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by ~ . her‘amazing wealth of roses, . San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the Dates named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival reevllections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said. Thousands will wonder how. will be Reduced Rates “ii.i0 py the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events, Arrange your vacation programme. aecord‘ingly and call on ‘the agents for particulars. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, 3 Near Park Avenue. —— : = “We fully prepared to take convi tracts for } kinds of : ¢ Tombstone And Granite Work. Scotch Granite, and Marble of every’ description. on SS separate and M ompuly © nded to. onnmente Ali work warranted to be firstsclass Before giving your orders for any, of hoicest wig Liquors and C Ss. : s Sons Os, Pas ab C mmerciais-rets. . that the English master who discovered and vouchés for Him. farmer, and recently.a collector called on him for the payment of a note secured by chattel mortgage.The farmer was cbdurate and gave no satisfaction that he would ever-pay the note. . Finally the collector said: “*Well, I’ll have to take the 11 cowa named in the mortgage.’ “Oh, no, you haven't am on 11 cows on this farm.’ soins “Why, yes, F have.”’ And the collector pulled out a copy of the mertatae and read as follows: ““*One red and white cow, one cow spotted red and white, one red cow with white spots, one cow with white spot in forehead, one red cow with two white hind feet, one white cow with red spote on side, one white and red cow, one red cow with two white fore feet, one white cow with red spot on shoulders, one red cow with white spots on hips, one white cow spotted with red.’ Now, how do you like that?’’ continued the collector. “Oh, that’s all right. Isee you've got 11 mortgages on my old red and white cow. There she is down in the pasture. The boys will go down and pate you catch her !”— Atlanta Constitution. A Racial Difference. There can beno question that very bodily, that exist between the average Frenchman and the average Englishman -are caused by the’ distinct methods of education that prevail on the different sides of the channel. You would not like your son’s only schooling to be obtained in France. On the

other band, you have a pretty distinot belief that if French boys were sent over here young enough and put to good English schools, they would grow up into a very fair sort of Britons. A typical story of the ways of French schoolboys, with their ushers, is reported in recént. morning papers. Some spirits had been smuggled into one of the dormitories —a thing, we fear, not altogether unknown: in some English establishments. It is even conceivable the bottle would have confiscated it to his own use, but this would not have been at the invitation of his pupils. contented to make one of the party, and as he was not so used to rum as his pupils, he got so terribly drunk that he died. Happily for the French’ boys, their compulsory military service gives them an opportunity, later on for learning a little discipline.—Pall Mall Gazette. : . The Thief Discovered. An employee in an up town resort has been held under suspicion for some time, and came near losing his position, on account of the antics of a big tomcat. For weeks the cash registers, when connted at the close of the day’s business, Bhowed a deficit of several dollars, and no clew could be had to explain the mysterious absence of the money. The proprietor, having. great’ confidence in bis enployee, was wystified, and not untid a few nights ago was the matter made clear, While alone in the place, after closing hours, the proprietor was startled to hear the click of the registers, foliowed by repeated clicks, like those of a novice upon the keys of a piano. Looking up, he found his pet cat playing upun the keys of the register aud apparently enjoying the‘ performance as much as if he were a feline Paderewski.—New York Journal. Vindicated the Law. A friend of Representative Culberson of Texas related the following incident: ‘bon Mr. Culberson was prosecuting nitovney,’’-he said, ‘‘there was a criminal statute universally disregarded. The indictment of a well known man for violation of this law was secured through the efforts of Mr. Culberson, who prosecuted the case with more vigor than almost any he bad ever conducted, succeeding in securing a conviction and sentence to‘the penitentiary. Then he left town; and no’ one knew where he had gone until ‘he and the prisoner, who ad be) taken to the penitentiary, returned” “together. Mr. Culberson had gone to the governor, obtained a pardon, and met the convict at the penitentiary with it. ‘The law had been vindicated, and there were no more violations of that statute in Jefferson. ’’-~* % é Not Enough Mases. The unmusical manager who protested when he found a performer’ in his orchestra holding his bow during a rest, saying to bim, ‘‘I don’t pay you to rest!’’ was the same one who, on another occasion, was superintending the arrangement of some performers who were representing allegorical characters. ‘‘Here in front,’’ said the author of . the piece which was to be given, ‘‘we will put the nine muses. ’’ “Nine muses!’’ exclaimed the great manager contemptuously. ‘‘Nine muses would look well in that great space, wouldn’t they? We will have 86 muses !’’—Youth’s Companion. Overdeing It. “Now, Imaintain,’’ said Miss Strong, ‘that there is no place filled by man which a woman cannot fill. Is that com. prehensive enough?’’ ~ “I¢ is very comprehensive, ’” replied . Mr. Northside, ‘‘but I am prepared to . go still further in advocacy of woman’s ability.’’ **Are you?’’ Yes, Tam. On the seat of a-street car, fer instance, she eat fill two men’s places. ’’—-Pittsburg * Chronicle Telegraph. > Oregon has 18, 798 hands in her faotories and makes every year $41, vasatd 174 worth of goods. “The. first of the modem’ bastnnnee Marble or Granite Work give us a ” WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. CONEY S ane many of the differences, mental and . . But the French pion in question was There is a man in eevla who . knows how to. ‘mortgage comoty who : Montezuma “Record knows this man . The man is a Pure Drugs. . Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date. We handle only those Ch Is and Drugs that are of the highest oe of Purity and Ex¢ellence, Physivians and Families citi anne tions to us may be confident that they. will be carefully and skillfully compounded,— We take all the ‘precaution. necessary to prevent mistakes, while our prices are reasonable,. : DICKERIIAN & CO. Telephone No. 30. (Successors to CARR BROS.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, READ Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers, -The Daily ‘Franscryiot If you want to know all about the Crold MIining, Morticultural, Agricultural, Stock Raising, Lumbering And other resources of INES V ADA COUNTY © Besides being fully informed at all times on ¥ Tue Locar News Haprenincs AND Court PROCEEDINGS. . Oal, LD ee = were made in China about the your 1009 { nig . MANHOOD RESTORED C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E Before Using Cupidene. Nervousness. or Diseases of the Generative Organs LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE; PIMPLES, per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. . A written guarantee ‘qe the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes. : ei Veus This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION, —_——9— _o— One Dollar a box, six “bokee for $5. * Send for Circulars and Testimonials. 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K, Fierne * H, R. Conneity CASH! Harness and Saddlery. I Have Decided to Sell For CASH ONLY Team Harness and Saddles at Rock Bottom Prices! Single and Double Driving Harness in all styles. Strap Work. Close buyers will do well to get my prices before placing their orders for Spring Stock. Jas. Cairns, Broad St. Opp. National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, r.A. Chapman, Dr. N. EB. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DON TTS ae A Office at Residence, Sacramento Street. . Machinery for Sale. A Saw Mill Machinery, \Complete. It will be sold at a Bargain. For particulars apply to, FRED E. BROWN, Transcript Office, ‘\youLp You RELISH A RELISH ? cores Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails : . ARE THE THING, , Charley Compounds : ae. Drinks real Private Lunch Rooms eee Nicoly Furnished ~—AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Vegetables, Fruit, Rte, ». EB. A. WALLACE pues PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made arrangements to have orders left at Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MA1N STREET, For Vegetables, Fresh Fruits in season, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Bte. All orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to, He hopes by selling the best of articles in his lite at toe iowe-t livin i share of Se paniis uaitonen ng paris Orders will be received on and after Feb, 6. EH. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb 8, 1896 f. L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n Odd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty, All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Dene And Now Don't You Forget It '} That when you are in Grass Valley Be sure and call on nos etroagiae ae A ee gic MR.)