April 30, 1896 (4 pages)

\ heer BROWN & CALKINS. : SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, ne year, strictly in. advance..86 Six months 3 Cbs ince pattie ci nce tad) Three months, Per week . b ce ‘If net paid in advance, 60 cents per month, : gang —Legal advertising $1 pipe ed nsertion. 50 cents Gar i per for each additional insertion, — advertisementa as per. gerd 5 : Teal netices 10 cents per line for first insertien and tio 1 ont por bh additional insertion. Ered Entered at the the Postoffice at Nevada City a second-class matter. 00} 00} REDNESS UE ey “ee Ce ehi ap eine Rewer scene pede uaz : ae. SUPERVISORS. IM. BUEFINGTON, D. McPHETRES, PRIDGHON A.J. WOODS DONNELLY, Nevada City Mail Time Table. mo : Arrives Closes _Eastern,.. 9:43 a,m. 11:30'a.m PE 9:43.m. 11:30, m. Suche 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p.m “Excepting Saturdays. ; ‘Grass Valley, Chicago Park, jolfax, 4:45 p.m, 11:30 a, m. ‘Grass Valley ra re 9:43 a.m. 8:00 p. m. ‘Sierra Ghigs 21180 a.m. 8:00 p.m: -N. Bloomtield,. 3:00 p.m. . 8:00 p. m. iMaybert,..: 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. *You Bet.. 9:30. m. — 2.00 p. m. . *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ‘Office Honrs—9 a,,m. to 7:30.p. m, Sun‘days and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 IP. m, 5 aa Table of Distance from Nevada City . son and Fare. Te MILES. FARE, Mlphace 006. KOR eee cceecee ss wees Birchville,. A Sap Camptonvi earrnn marie bieies . s: 2 2 Oclumbin Hill. . 188 2 60 UL a aiepe met tie te ~ 1 2 Liat SND reny eM oe Railroad 2 25 Dutch Tak. seeenel? Stage. 2 50 Downieville. ..44 ‘ 7 50 Edwards es Ai ¢ Serta a WEEP EN re 1 00 Forest City. ..39 . 7 00 French Corral. ines “182 Dinakiaberin ska's + Graniteville..28 Stage.. . 400 + Grass Valley..4 epee gs * Lake City.. ee of te ea ie . 2 00 = Little York,,.. 124 $8 1 50 .Moore’s Flat.. 20 Gee Oe “N, Bloomfield. . Lab BoC ee > N. SanJuan.. 13 $¢ . peasene a OO vOmega..00. 20 Pace ee Oe i Purdon Bridge Secene 64 CO ee week ek ee i Relief Hill... 18 Me age hee ; Rough & Ready. 8 OO ae ainne) ae : Sierra City.. 56 Lee iin see 9 00 :@marteville la cua 19 HE ee es ae ; Spenceville.. .20 He OE EES Oe !Sacramento..76 Railroad., . 4 30 ‘San Francisco.,.160 as CER 6 50 “Truckee. . +.+.88 os aee: Ole YWashington.. 19 Stage.. . 2 50 Wea Bet... 10 Og oebe a OU 9 ot thes = oO — SS aed ‘g oven cd & a?) =. oo J. J. JACKSON, Geile Agent for Nevada City. SCHMIDT BROS., ° Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In Stuck— General Arthur, Humboldt imp’td, Boh < Club. Goan ae in the City. Harmogia ~~~ W. D. LEWIS, (Successor to Lewis & Hei ry.) —PROPRIETOR OF— «THE HUB.” Leading Lady Best = Cent Saree . B nf Se THOS. s. Pant es, O* merciat and Pin EB.’ B. POWER, PU PIRBSAT RI ESCA" I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law UILDING, COR. COMOTSOUE Oruget Ww. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. :. Reoms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN . FRANCISCO. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, wu PRACTICEIN THE STATE AND U 8. Courts. i Attorney and Counselor at Law. bi daltehy bf mee nda BLOCK Ore evada' City.” ice in all the FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. wu PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, \ ¥FICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD [ U and Pine wtepetee Neyada City, W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Des aan SURVEYOR AND DEPeveda City. i 3) ce in Mor JOHN 1. CALDWELL, ‘Attorney at Law, Notary Public and -Conveyancer. s — : NAL HOCyurs: BROAD ST Mn a NATIONS 1, FD vada, Nh . Estates in Probate ro Souris 6 a aes, oareful attention. P Rose Carnivals and a Venetian ; Water Carnival will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State thie season, : {Santa Rosa Carnival 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 Matec knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. Mere mention brings vivic recollections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said, Thousands wil: wonder how, will be Reduced Rates “.3s 1, the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events, Arrang: your vacation programme aecord. ingly and call on the agents foi particulars, Monuments, Tombstones, &e, WEISENBORGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, Near Park Avenue. Was» fully prepared to take contracts for Ikinds of ° Monumunt, Tombstone : And Granite Work. Soom Granite, and Marble of every descripTattering. en Tombstones eid Monnmenta promptly attended to. Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State, <hoicest Wiel, Liquors and Cigars. as ak @ smmorcial Streate. Ue Before giving your orders for any kind of ' Marble hg at Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. Omee Tiley Bailing, Nevada Oty. . Crncectonss sonpive, Pine atacte Som oom : Attorney and Counsiine at Law andl Pong gun instrument, and he says so. ie ‘But the piano does rattle,’ insists the owner. this key."’ And, sure enough, ® deoidéd buss and jingle are heard. — “Tt is not in the piano,”’ replies the tuner, and he touches the key again and again, at the same time glancing around the room. ‘‘There it is,’t he says at last, “pointing to the glass globe around the gas jet. ‘There is the rattler,’’ and the irritating noise is siJenced when he removes the glass globe. This is a common experience of piano tuners. Certain notes in. the piano vibrate in harmony with a gas fixture, a Picture frame, a china plaque hung against the wall or the brio-a-brao which oommonly litters the top of the sensitive instrument, and the innocent piano is blamed: for the discordant jangle. Pins, ‘buttons and other. things foreign to'the piano which ‘find their way into the instrument ‘set up complaints and harsh cries when certain keys are atruck, and recently a piano tuner in Evanston, searching for the ‘‘rattle,’’ ~ . found and restored to the young woman who used the instrument her upper set of false teeth, which had disappeared mysteriously the week before. Besides’ coins, buttons, pins and toothpicks, the piano tuner’s salvage inoludes hatrpins, pocketknives, pap cutters, manicure instruments, knit needles, matches,’ jewelry, nails, tacke, bits of glass, pieces of picture wire, buokles, collar buttons, sleeve buttons, rings and even money which had been placed in the case for safe keeping and then forgotten.—-Chicago Chronicle, “ STORY ABOUT LINCOLN. Senator John M. Palmer Tells of Their “The first time I met Mr, Lincoln,”’ said Senator Palmer of Illinois, ‘‘ was in 1839, when I went to Springfield to be admitted to the bar. He waa already recognized as a Whig leader. He wore, I rémeniber; a ‘suit of linsey Woolsey . that could not have been worth more than $8, even in those days. The last time I saw him was in February of 1865. I had come to Washington, at the request of the governor, to complain that Illinois had been credited with 18,000 too few troops. I saw Mr. Lincoln one afternoon, and he asked me to come again in the morning. °*The text morning I sat ir the anteroom while several officers: were received. At length I was told to enter the president’s' room. Mr. Lincoln was in the hands of the barber. ***Come in, Palmer,’ he called out, ‘come in. You're home folks. I can shave before you. Icouldn’t before those others, and I have to do it some time.’ “We chatted about various matters, and at length I said, ‘Well, Mr. Lineoln, if anybody had told me that in a great crisis like this the people were going out to a little one horse town and pick out a one horse lawyer for presi dent, I wouldn’t have believed it.’ ‘*Mr, Lincoln whirled aboyt in_ his chair, his face white with lather and a towel under his chin. At first I thought he was angry. Sweeping the barber away, he leaned forward, and, placing one hand on my knee, said: ‘¢ ‘Neither would I, but it was a time when a man with a policy would have been fatal to the country. I have never had a policy. I have simply tried to do what seemed best each day as each day came.’ ’’—-New York Sun. The “Arabian Nights” Once More. A large part of Cairo is very little spoiled. It is still, toa great degree, the city of the ‘‘Arabian Nights.’’ The worst injury was-done before England took the reins, for it was Ismail who recklessly ran streets through mosques and ancient palaces in order to make a straight drive to the citadel. In the Boulevard Mohammed Aly we certainly find the oddest jumble of east and west, old and new. For example, just oppo site the stately mosque of Sultan Hasan, at the ‘head of this unsightly street, you see a cabaret with the signboard, ‘‘Grog Shop For Army and Navy;’’ next door a Moslem school, as the inscription, ‘*Medresseh Mohammediyeh,’’ shows. Across the road stands the shapeless mass of the unfinished Rifa’iyeh mosque, erected at the cost of £850,000 by the mother of Ismail, and within those unroofed walls, surrounded by rotting scaffolding, lies the body of the princely borrower himself. Under the shadow of Sultan Hasan an Arab barber is cutting hair with a modern clipping machine, A. gayly painted harim carriage stands in the road. On the panel pass by without any sort of emotion at heas queer sights. Overhead the citadel boom out a salute, for it is the great festival, the Id-él-Kebir.—*~ Reminded Him. “T observe, Rocksw said the Rev. Dr. Fourthly, ‘‘that ‘w I spoke in my sermon cehilbeengs the evils of gam in atocks, andexpressed the hope that no member of my congregatidh ever frequented places where such gambling was made a bnainess, you slapped your thigh emphatically. I am glad if the sentiment met a val.’? Wie an ihe fact is, doctor, ”? re. as Brother Rocksworthy, ‘‘I—I sud. remembered beste pan ee pe + ho aoe St ae “Now, listen when Itouch } is a sham coat of arms. Solemn sheikhs . . ae ‘aire ‘Pure Drugs. » mien ort Our Sewites Department may be said tobe thoroughly up to date. ©. We handle only those Chemicals: and Drugs that are of the highest canter of Purity and Excellence, Physivisns-and Families sending Prescriptions to ué may be confident that they will be carefully: and skillfully compounded.— We take all the precantion necessary to prevent mistakes, while our pins are reas~ onable, DICKERIIAN & CO. Telephone No. 30. (Successors to CARR BROS.), Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers, Cor. Pine and Commercia! sts., Nevada City. . The Daily Transcriot If you want to know all about the Gold Mining, Horticultural, @&gricultural, Stock And other resources of} NEVADA. COUNTY ' . Raising, Lumbering Besides being fully informed at all Tue Loca News Haprenincs AND CourRT PROCEEDINGS. times on LOST MANHOOD, HEADACHE, PIMPLES, of six boxes, Mar REE Before Using Cupidene:. * MANHOOD RESTORED ~—BY— C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organ —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ee e Doctor has discovered the active bslailale on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, ‘The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over. seca per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which i caine is: 6% only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the monéy if a permanent cure in not tected by the use One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. : © Address all mail orders to DA VOL MEDICINE CO., Po, Box 2076, Son, Franelaey For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. After Using Cupidenc SLEEPLESSNESS" DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, a MEDICINE TAKEK INTERNALLY. NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION,Cuee Guaranteed in 21 Days. President. .. ee ee ie Joun Davipson Oe ee a OFFICERS : .DR, J. ELLIS RODLEY Wied Peden b es hs. bias Ooi co vec ce Coal LEER D SL Cee cco R. R. FIMPLE. Manager, . ee aes Ge: CCRVCARUEV ER MES OE Ua Oe eeeenee cand H. R. CONNELLY DIRECTORS : : as Dr, J. Evtis Ropiey : J. D. Marc Rk. R, Freer H, R. Connztiy CASH! 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, mee Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. B. Chapman, r. Oo. W. Chapman, . DBNTIisTs BPreesn % Office at Residence, Sacramento Street. Machinery for. Sale. A Saw: Mill Machinery, Complete. It will be sold ata Bargain. For particulars apply to, FRED E. BROWN, Harness and Saddlery. \OULD You RELISH A RELISH ? j Pecor’s Oyster cocktals ARE THE THING, Charley Compounds <All Drinks Properly, Private Linch Rooms eee _Nicely Furnished —AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. E. A. WALLACE f yg PLEASURE IN INFORMING Tits people of Nevada City that h mad rangemente to have orders left P. ~~, Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MAIN STREBT, For Yogetables, Fresh Fruits in Season, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Ete. All orders left at the above piace will be promptly attended to. He hopes by selling the best of articles { line at the iowest livis teak ben share of the public patrenan wtp oety tebtesranbhaiare Orders will be received ee Pind after Feb. 6, HE. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb 3, 1896 {, L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n@Qdd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty, ~~ All Kinds of Fillings, Extracting Skillfully Bone And Now Dont tie Neg It Be sure and call on JIMMIE; JENKING And get a glass of that cold, sharp NEVADA CITY BEER, or any other kind, . : of first-class drinks, Main Street, . Rext 008 to Thee, Wite heim’s Meat Market, — ey UNION MARKET, _

\ heer BROWN & CALKINS. : SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, ne year, strictly in. advance....86 Six months 3 Cbs ince pattie ci nce tad) Three months, Per week . b ce ‘If net paid in advance, 60 cents per month, : gang —Legal advertising $1 pipe ed nsertion. 50 cents Gar i per for each additional insertion, — advertisementa as per. gerd 5 : Teal netices 10 cents per line for first insertien and tio 1 ont por bh additional insertion. Ered Entered at the the Postoffice at Nevada City a second-class matter. 00} 00} REDNESS UE ey “ee Ce ehi ap eine Rewer scene pede uaz : ae. SUPERVISORS. IM. BUEFINGTON, D. McPHETRES, PRIDGHON A.J. WOODS DONNELLY, Nevada City Mail Time Table. mo : Arrives Closes _Eastern,... 9:43 a,m. 11:30'a.m PE 9:43.m. 11:30, m. Suche 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p.m “Excepting Saturdays. ; ‘Grass Valley, Chicago Park, jolfax, 4:45 p.m, 11:30 a, m. ‘Grass Valley ra re 9:43 a.m. 8:00 p. m. ‘Sierra Ghigs 21180 a.m. 8:00 p.m: -N. Bloomtield,.. 3:00 p.m. . 8:00 p. m. iMaybert,....: 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. *You Bet.... 9:30. m. — 2.00 p. m. . *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ‘Office Honrs—9 a,,m. to 7:30.p. m, Sun‘days and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 IP. m, 5 aa Table of Distance from Nevada City . son and Fare. Te MILES. FARE, Mlphace 006. KOR eee cceecee ss wees Birchville,.. A Sap Camptonvi earrnn marie bieies . s: 2 2 Oclumbin Hill. . 188 2 60 UL a aiepe met tie te ~ 1 2 Liat SND reny eM oe Railroad 2 25 Dutch Tak.. seeenel? Stage.. 2 50 Downieville.. ...44 ‘ 7 50 Edwards es Ai ¢ Serta a WEEP EN re 1 00 Forest City.. ...39 . 7 00 French Corral. ines “182 Dinakiaberin ska's + Graniteville....28 Stage... . 400 + Grass Valley...4 epee gs * Lake City... ee of te ea ie . 2 00 = Little York,,... 124 $8 1 50 .Moore’s Flat... 20 Gee Oe “N, Bloomfield. . Lab BoC ee > N. SanJuan... 13 $¢ . peasene a OO vOmega....00. 20 Pace ee Oe i Purdon Bridge Secene 64 CO ee week ek ee i Relief Hill..... 18 Me age hee ; Rough & Ready.. 8 OO ae ainne) ae : Sierra City.... 56 Lee iin see 9 00 :@marteville la cua 19 HE ee es ae ; Spenceville... .20 He OE EES Oe !Sacramento....76 Railroad., . 4 30 ‘San Francisco.,..160 as CER 6 50 “Truckee. .. +..+..88 os aee: Ole YWashington... 19 Stage.... . 2 50 Wea Bet..... 10 Og oebe a OU 9 ot thes = oO — SS aed ‘g oven cd & a?) =. oo J. J. JACKSON, Geile Agent for Nevada City. SCHMIDT BROS., ° Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In Stuck— General Arthur, Humboldt imp’td, Boh < Club. Goan ae in the City. Harmogia ~~~ W. D. LEWIS, (Successor to Lewis & Hei ry.) —PROPRIETOR OF— «THE HUB.” Leading Lady Best = Cent Saree . B nf Se THOS. s. Pant es, O* merciat and Pin EB.’ B. POWER, PU PIRBSAT RI ESCA" I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law UILDING, COR. COMOTSOUE Oruget Ww. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. :. Reoms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN . FRANCISCO. P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, wu PRACTICEIN THE STATE AND U 8. Courts. i Attorney and Counselor at Law. bi daltehy bf mee nda BLOCK Ore evada' City.” ice in all the FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. wu PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, \ ¥FICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD [ U and Pine wtepetee Neyada City, W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Des aan SURVEYOR AND DEPeveda City. i 3) ce in Mor JOHN 1. CALDWELL, ‘Attorney at Law, Notary Public and -Conveyancer. s — : NAL HOCyurs: BROAD ST Mn a NATIONS 1, FD vada, Nh . Estates in Probate ro Souris 6 a aes, oareful attention. P Rose Carnivals and a Venetian ; Water Carnival will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State thie season, : {Santa Rosa Carnival 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 Matec knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. Mere mention brings vivic recollections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said, Thousands wil: wonder how, will be Reduced Rates “..3s 1, the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events, Arrang: your vacation programme aecord. ingly and call on the agents foi particulars, Monuments, Tombstones, &e, WEISENBORGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, Near Park Avenue. Was» fully prepared to take contracts for Ikinds of ° Monumunt, Tombstone : And Granite Work. Soom Granite, and Marble of every descripTattering. en Tombstones eid Monnmenta promptly attended to. Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State, <hoicest Wiel, Liquors and Cigars. as ak @ smmorcial Streate. Ue Before giving your orders for any kind of ' Marble hg at Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. Omee Tiley Bailing, Nevada Oty. . Crncectonss sonpive, Pine atacte Som oom : Attorney and Counsiine at Law andl Pong gun instrument, and he says so. ie ‘But the piano does rattle,’ insists the owner. this key."’ And, sure enough, ® deoidéd buss and jingle are heard. — “Tt is not in the piano,”’ replies the tuner, and he touches the key again and again, at the same time glancing around the room. ‘‘There it is,’t he says at last, “pointing to the glass globe around the gas jet. ‘There is the rattler,’’ and the irritating noise is siJenced when he removes the glass globe. This is a common experience of piano tuners. Certain notes in. the piano vibrate in harmony with a gas fixture, a Picture frame, a china plaque hung against the wall or the brio-a-brao which oommonly litters the top of the sensitive instrument, and the innocent piano is blamed: for the discordant jangle. Pins, ‘buttons and other. things foreign to'the piano which ‘find their way into the instrument ‘set up complaints and harsh cries when certain keys are atruck, and recently a piano tuner in Evanston, searching for the ‘‘rattle,’’ ~ . found and restored to the young woman who used the instrument her upper set of false teeth, which had disappeared mysteriously the week before. Besides’ coins, buttons, pins and toothpicks, the piano tuner’s salvage inoludes hatrpins, pocketknives, pap cutters, manicure instruments, knit needles, matches,’ jewelry, nails, tacke, bits of glass, pieces of picture wire, buokles, collar buttons, sleeve buttons, rings and even money which had been placed in the case for safe keeping and then forgotten.—-Chicago Chronicle, “ STORY ABOUT LINCOLN. Senator John M. Palmer Tells of Their

“The first time I met Mr, Lincoln,”’ said Senator Palmer of Illinois, ‘‘ was in 1839, when I went to Springfield to be admitted to the bar. He waa already recognized as a Whig leader. He wore, I rémeniber; a ‘suit of linsey Woolsey . that could not have been worth more than $8, even in those days. The last time I saw him was in February of 1865. I had come to Washington, at the request of the governor, to complain that Illinois had been credited with 18,000 too few troops. I saw Mr. Lincoln one afternoon, and he asked me to come again in the morning. °*The text morning I sat ir the anteroom while several officers: were received. At length I was told to enter the president’s' room. Mr. Lincoln was in the hands of the barber. ***Come in, Palmer,’ he called out, ‘come in. You're home folks. I can shave before you. Icouldn’t before those others, and I have to do it some time.’ “We chatted about various matters, and at length I said, ‘Well, Mr. Lineoln, if anybody had told me that in a great crisis like this the people were going out to a little one horse town and pick out a one horse lawyer for presi dent, I wouldn’t have believed it.’ ‘*Mr, Lincoln whirled aboyt in_ his chair, his face white with lather and a towel under his chin. At first I thought he was angry. Sweeping the barber away, he leaned forward, and, placing one hand on my knee, said: ‘¢ ‘Neither would I, but it was a time when a man with a policy would have been fatal to the country. I have never had a policy. I have simply tried to do what seemed best each day as each day came.’ ’’—-New York Sun. The “Arabian Nights” Once More. A large part of Cairo is very little spoiled. It is still, toa great degree, the city of the ‘‘Arabian Nights.’’ The worst injury was-done before England took the reins, for it was Ismail who recklessly ran streets through mosques and ancient palaces in order to make a straight drive to the citadel. In the Boulevard Mohammed Aly we certainly find the oddest jumble of east and west, old and new. For example, just oppo site the stately mosque of Sultan Hasan, at the ‘head of this unsightly street, you see a cabaret with the signboard, ‘‘Grog Shop For Army and Navy;’’ next door a Moslem school, as the inscription, ‘*Medresseh Mohammediyeh,’’ shows. Across the road stands the shapeless mass of the unfinished Rifa’iyeh mosque, erected at the cost of £850,000 by the mother of Ismail, and within those unroofed walls, surrounded by rotting scaffolding, lies the body of the princely borrower himself. Under the shadow of Sultan Hasan an Arab barber is cutting hair with a modern clipping machine, A. gayly painted harim carriage stands in the road. On the panel pass by without any sort of emotion at heas queer sights. Overhead the citadel boom out a salute, for it is the great festival, the Id-él-Kebir.—*~ Reminded Him. “T observe, Rocksw said the Rev. Dr. Fourthly, ‘‘that ‘w I spoke in my sermon cehilbeengs the evils of gam in atocks, andexpressed the hope that no member of my congregatidh ever frequented places where such gambling was made a bnainess, you slapped your thigh emphatically. I am glad if the sentiment met a val.’? Wie an ihe fact is, doctor, ”? re. as Brother Rocksworthy, ‘‘I—I sud. remembered beste pan ee pe + ho aoe St ae “Now, listen when Itouch } is a sham coat of arms. Solemn sheikhs . . ae ‘aire ‘Pure Drugs. » mien ort Our Sewites Department may be said tobe thoroughly up to date. ©. We handle only those Chemicals: and Drugs that are of the highest canter of Purity and Excellence, Physivisns-and Families sending Prescriptions to ué may be confident that they will be carefully: and skillfully compounded.— We take all the precantion necessary to prevent mistakes, while our pins are reas~ onable, DICKERIIAN & CO. Telephone No. 30. (Successors to CARR BROS.), Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers, Cor. Pine and Commercia! sts., Nevada City. . The Daily Transcriot If you want to know all about the Gold Mining, Horticultural, @&gricultural, Stock And other resources of} NEVADA. COUNTY ' . Raising, Lumbering Besides being fully informed at all Tue Loca News Haprenincs AND CourRT PROCEEDINGS. times on LOST MANHOOD, HEADACHE, PIMPLES, of six boxes, Mar REE Before Using Cupidene:. * MANHOOD RESTORED ~—BY— C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organ —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ee e Doctor has discovered the active bslailale on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, ‘The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over. seca per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which i caine is: 6% only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the monéy if a permanent cure in not tected by the use One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. : © Address all mail orders to DA VOL MEDICINE CO., Po, Box 2076, Son, Franelaey For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. After Using Cupidenc SLEEPLESSNESS" DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, a MEDICINE TAKEK INTERNALLY. NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION,Cuee Guaranteed in 21 Days. President. ... ee ee ie Joun Davipson Oe ee a OFFICERS : .DR, J. ELLIS RODLEY Wied Peden b es hs. bias Ooi co vec ce Coal LEER D SL Cee cco R. R. FIMPLE. Manager, . ee aes Ge: CCRVCARUEV ER MES OE Ua Oe eeeenee cand H. R. CONNELLY DIRECTORS : : as Dr, J. Evtis Ropiey : J. D. Marc Rk. R, Freer H, R. Connztiy CASH! 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, mee Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. B. Chapman, r. Oo. W. Chapman, . DBNTIisTs BPreesn % Office at Residence, Sacramento Street. Machinery for. Sale. A Saw: Mill Machinery, Complete. It will be sold ata Bargain. For particulars apply to, FRED E. BROWN, Harness and Saddlery. \OULD You RELISH A RELISH ? j Pecor’s Oyster cocktals ARE THE THING, Charley Compounds <All Drinks Properly, Private Linch Rooms eee _Nicely Furnished —AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. E. A. WALLACE f yg PLEASURE IN INFORMING Tits people of Nevada City that h mad rangemente to have orders left P. ~~, Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MAIN STREBT, For Yogetables, Fresh Fruits in Season, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Ete. All orders left at the above piace will be promptly attended to. He hopes by selling the best of articles { line at the iowest livis teak ben share of the public patrenan wtp oety tebtesranbhaiare Orders will be received ee Pind after Feb. 6, HE. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb 3, 1896 {, L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n@Qdd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty, ~~ All Kinds of Fillings, Extracting Skillfully Bone And Now Dont tie Neg It Be sure and call on JIMMIE; JENKING And get a glass of that cold, sharp NEVADA CITY BEER, or any other kind, . : of first-class drinks, Main Street, . Rext 008 to Thee, Wite heim’s Meat Market, — ey UNION MARKET, _