December 30, 1895 (4 pages)

eee new n. a) ns, f th ? j e County of Neiff, ve. Luisa Barze]. perior Court California, ang the unty Of Nevada iz said Superior Court = ) Of California Be: he defendan: — O appear in by the above Hamey “tert die County »8nadto answe " fia 8Wer the ¢) after ih i obtain ¢ bonds ot m ntiff aud Deteniny on. Piaintiff alle 92, . efendant will, exerted the Plaintir 8 ill continues to ; often requested to ‘: request aid still ton. ‘h ho intent to return & Detree e fully appear by rep. as herein, ified thatif you i suid Complaint sj la:ntit® will apply ¢ nanded in the Com: and Seal of the <a; 1 y-of Névada, Stite y of October, in the isand eight bunt J.GREANY, Clerk. for Plaintiff. 09} / Notice, JER MINING ¢ incipal place of ee vada County, CaliforSierra County; Cal,’ _ hatata meeting of eld on the ‘Twenty895, AN assessment of hare was levied u, on ‘orporation, payable ates Guld Coin, to the eg San Juan, His assessment znty ninth day Hage tlinquent, and advertion, and unless paybe sold on Saturday mber, 1895, to pay the ether with costs of org.le, By order of EKM AN, Secretary. San Juan. o24 i Noticy, VER MINING CoMal, Notice is hereby of the Bourd of Direeof Nov., 1895, an asit per share was levied of the corporation, ¥5, to the Secretary, at ration, Nevada City ‘ny stock upon which main unpaid on the 5, will be delinquent t public auction, and, efore, Will be sold on 395, at the hour. of e Of the Secretary of he delinquent assess8 Of advertising and der of the Board of ASPER, Secretary. ~ ton’s store, on Fine co GIVEN THAT THE ry to the Board of buy, at its regular term, + 1896,0r as svon there. heurd, fora renewel of the Solith Yuba Kiver yinin Turnpike Co, Db. WOOD. 3. H. GRAVES, Agents ntractors. ‘NEL COMPANY OF alley Mining District, ‘jpous ble bidder, the innel 100 feet from its one inch te the rod, inches high by 4 fees ip Van Wrinkle vein, tunnel, with the same fied. ‘ili furnish complete ars, and alltools uec. powder, and will pay et made and accepred. ust werk two shifts non a sh fi contiuum of contr: ct. days from date. The ht to reject any and inquire of C. T. Cane. GIVEN THAT THE iy .o the Board of 8uty.at ite regular term, , 1896,0r ag soon there> heard, fora renewal lls on the Freeman le Yuba river, ETTY L. FREEMAN, On Barth { trike you? Harness on earth ip, cents up. up. up, p1.40 up. 1,26 up, 1.25 up. 8 up. 1 up. ind up. up, ents and up. aad up. ip. Whip $9. ness, $20 up. IRNS,D STREET, ; Natienal Hotel. VIARKET, izens’ Bank. Prop’r. ef, Pork, Mutton, il, Sausages, ete, 4 1 all kinds of Meat? ally found in a @rs® 8 merket. ont Nevada City Daily Transcript. re 4 ‘ bid — ————— VOL. LXVle=NO. 10814 @ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1895. a % Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, ineNerat City Daily Transcript USLISHED EVERY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. NP. Brown. L. 8. CaLerns. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, pe year, strictly in advance.. on Gis miquthd.cs veces Risse cee 3 00 Three months. Per week Beau gucves ; If not paid in advance, 60 cents per mouth. Advertising Rites—Lezal adverti-ing $1 per square for first insertion. 50 cents per square or each ad Jitinnal insertion, isements as per card rates. Jocal notices 10 cents per ‘ine, for first inser. tien and fivecents foreach addftional in-eriion. NN ; a SCHMIDT BROS., : Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. 4 ERTS — g —In Stock oar Leading Lady / General Arthur, The Best panne Imp’td, 01 strella, . 5° Cent Bohemian Club, ‘CIGAR La Rosa, : ia the City. \ Harmonia I, L. BOWMAN. SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n Odd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Plate Work a Specialty, _AM Kinds of Fillings. : Le Extracting Skillfully Done PURITY, AGE, MATURITY SE" usin bd NO CORKSCREW REQUIRED. "YSINVOSG V S1LLOG AYSAS as) bk DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE ‘LAWS AND REGULA-~ TIONS OF THE U.5GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION FOR. TONIC AND STIMULATING PROPERTIES. CROWN DISTILLERIES co, DISTILLERS AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, Saw Francisco, Cav A.ISOARD & SON Sole Agents for Nevada, Conntv. THE 1 v The Man Who Tried It and tiie Way His of an old compositor whose life had been given up to hard. work and the folwas that the ® ranscript) / v C . ). them was to cut down the tsual number of sleeping hours by gradation and ; finally arrive at a state where, by practice, one would be satisfied with a much smaller amount of sleep.than: one was SLEEP REFORM. THE STORY OF A POULTICE. . . After They Got It on the Boy Had Something to Say. 4 Family discipline is still mai Scheme Worked. Colonel Henry Watterson tells a story it ought to be in all. The Rehoboth owing of eccentric ideas, one of which hunran race slept t00 } poy got a sliver in his foot, according to . ; nuch. He had several theories to ad. The Herald, and. his mother expressed Sen ae 2 as : ortion. Round trip tickets between Neance in. support of his idea. One of . her intention of putting a poultice on \ — eS ; F vada City and Coliax, good for three days, the wound. The boy, with the natural . ,, . : : $2.50. Round trip tickets between Grass foolishness which is bound up in the heart of achild, objected to the proposed remedy. “J won’t have any poulticé,’’ he de. R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare ntained . between Colfax and Nevada City will be in some American families,‘as of course . $1.75. ! . $1 50, and on all trains between Grass ValHerald furnishes an instance. A small . ley and Nevada City 25 cents, Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. Comiautation tickets, good for all stations between Nevada City and Chicago Park, Reduction. . New rates of fare on the N. C. N. G. R. Between Grass Valley and Colfax The fare to ntermediate stations reduced in like proes) Business «dvereats THE getting. To show his confidence in his theory he began ‘to praefice the new idea as follows: He usually slept ninehours. He explained that he would cut this down to 814 hours for each week that passed until he had reduced his humber ‘of sleeping hours to. two, which, he claimed, was all that was needed by clared. “Yes, you will,’’ said both mother and grandmother firmly. The majority was two to one against him, and at bedtime the poultice was ready. : oe The patient was not ready. On the contrary, he resisted. so stoutly that a switch was brought into requisition. . It was arranged that the grandmother J. F. SHAWs} Advertising “Medium Northern California. aT Table of Distance sie Nevada City any one. had -kept.-to his rule laid down and cating his idea. . -jarred the type in the case on which he should. apply the poultice, while the mother, with uplifted stick, was to stand at,the bedside. The boyxwas told that if he ‘‘opened his mouth’’ he would receive something that would keep him quiet. The hot poultice touched ‘his foot, and’ he opened his mouth. “You’’— he began. ‘Keep still,’’ said his mother, shaking herstick, while the grandmother applift the poultice. Oreo more the Aittle fellow opened his fhouth. . : ee T’ S earl But the uplifted switch awed him into silence. : t In a minute more thé poultice was firmly in place, and the boy was tucked in bed, : “There, now,’’ said his mother, ‘*The old sliver will be drawn out, and Eddie’s foot will be all well.”’ The mother and. grandmother were moving triumphantly away when a The time went by, and the old fellow finally reached the two hour time. He went along for several weeks sleeping but two hours daily, devoting the time gained in reading and advoWhile there was a noticeable: decrease in his weight, he seemed to stand it very well, Then he began to talk of furi_er reducing the time, and when. enthusiastic talked of the possibility of one doing without sleep entirely. : He set type and was an old hand on the paper. One morning about three weeks after he had reached his low sleeping mark the compositor, at the case next to his noticed the old man had dropped his head upon his arms, that were folded over the case. It was near quitting time. All the forms were up, and the okfchap was not disturbed. Ho had gone tosleep. The office was soon deserted, with the exception of the janitor and the sleeper. The, janitor . shriil voice piped from under the bedwas instructed not to bother him, clothes: j The next day when the first men ar“You've got it on the wrong foot.” rived he was still sleeping as they had] . aE oe Yeft him and snoring so hard that he ee tis Occupation. The street car was crowded, and as it turned a corner sharply a man who was standing in the aislé made a grab at a rested. Some onotold his wife where he was, and she concluded to let him sleep. He slept.on in that position for 20 hours. ‘Then’ they carried him toa bed at home, still sleeping. He slept for 32 hours, and when ho woke up he had forgotten how to. set type and had to learn to read again, although his‘memory was good in other respects. —Exchange. embraced a sharp faced young woman standing near him. ‘‘Oh, I beg your pardon,’’ he saigz ‘Sir,’ she exclaimed, ‘‘you are a boor.”’ : ‘‘No, madam,’ rejoined the penitent offender, ‘‘I am not. I am anewspaper man. ’’ : “You aro, hey?’ was ‘the contemptuous rejoinder. ‘‘What do you do about a newspaper office, I'd like to know?” “T am the pressman.’”’ The sharp faced young woman turned a little redder, but she didn’t say anything more. —Chicago Tribune. Her Two Chances. The Soubrette—How do you like your part in the new play? The Leading Woman—Oh, it’s just lovely! I go through a dying: scene in the secdnd acti, bat I come to life again in the third and die all over again to slow music at the end of the play. It’s Notice to Federal Loan Stockholders. MNHE REGULAR A\NJAL MEETING OF _ the stockholders oi t 1¢ 1 ederal Loan Gold Quartz Mining Compaiy will be held at A. Wutke’s office on : Ji ursday, January Oth, 1806. At 7:30 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing )ea/ and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting. : s JON VINCENT, President. J.G. ON: ILL, Se’y. Nevada City, Dec. 21,1895. Laan Delinquent Notice. strap, but missed it and’ involuntarily . $1. tween Grass Valley and Nevada City, Joun F. Kippkr, Pres, and Man’gr, These tickets good for tive fares beGro. FLETCHER, , Gen’l. Pass, and Tkt. Agt. + e@e> ee Beauties! One. of those fine clocks at Luetje & Brand’s would be an ornament to any home —price them, tf ——-+ 2 @e > For New Years. Luetje & Brand jrave many articles at their store that will make very pretty New Years presents, and they Propose t& sell thin at the very lowest prices rather than carry them over. Call and see what they have, a GOST. ag . Yes, we are going to sell our Holiday Goods, Novelties imported especially for the Holiday Tragé: ‘ (meaning, of course, what we haye left), at ‘far below the above in order -to rfl the store of them. hr fact, they will go at the purchaser's own price. -A splendid opportunity to secure articles which are useful and-ornamental at all times, * Remember, these things are to be Obtained only = OF Dickerman & Co. 2 Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general house work in. a small family. Apply at this d24.w office, ‘the Market. ing ” ~ Try It--It Will Suit You. The Best J. J. JACKSON, ~ Sole Agent for Nevada City. sure to be a go!—New York Herald. and Fare. TO ' MILES. FARE, Alpha: .<.---«s 164 BirGhville.cs.sccsee LOR sce centc as i tees Bowman’s Dam.35 osc cscs cceseseenss Camptonville.. O82 Stage.cs oc: $3. 50 Cherokes; .. +: 12} (ea ces 2 25 Columbia Hill. .13% oa ee Colfax, .5.-: ea ities avese Pree at 4), 20s reatlroad:.© 67, 272) Dutch Flat.. 17 Stage. 2 50 Downieville..44 Se 7 50 Kdwards Bridge. 7 See oases 1 00 Forest City. ..39 SO ie 7 00 French Corral.. 182 hee aaseasceciie® Granteville..-. oy. Stage. .. 4 00 Geass Valley.. 4 Eee iy) ee, Like City. ..-. 11} i yas . 2 00 Little York..12 Se eee 1 50 Moore’s Flat.. 20 ue pee iat N. Bloomfield. .144 TS ae as 2 50 N. San Juan.. é Ley 2-00 Omega.. Nga tle Me eces , 3 00 Purdon Bridy St ease 1 00 Relief Hull... erro re « 2 50 Rough & Keady. 8 Fo eeevaes 1 00 Sierra City..-. 56 les ae . 9 00 Smartaville.. 19 SO aera » 1 50 Spenceville.,. .20 ee Pe Dat Sacramento,..76 Raitroad. . 4 30 San Francisco..160 fs 6 50 Truckee. . ssc 838 Ne ans lee Washington.. 19 Stage.. 25 Vi Ole csc cove LOU Notice For Pubjicatioa. z mee , Unitea ptates Land Office, S-cramento,.Cal., December 0 1825. COMPOUND : SULPHUR POWDER . ! The Best Medicine Ever; Introduced The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gow, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Etc ¥ \Thotasand of bottles are sold monthly, and every body that ‘. NO BETTER has used it proclaim it to be wonderful medicine. © Every prominent physict in San Francisco, San ommend it. To all whom it may concern. Whereas the Centryl Pacific Ratlroad Comro select as a po. dion of its grint Sections 25 and sin Tp.17N.,R.0 8. M D. M. in Nevada count), Cal. as aguieu tural land, and Whereas, sa d iands are by the ietarn of the U. 8. Surveyor G neral for Califdrnia denomi My publication, and be a cant, It ta therefore ordered that citations isgue eturnable before the Register ani mi tie 10th day Of Febsuary, 189, at w viel time and place the saiu anplicant with its wit their witnesses a e he eby cited to-be and ap sire touching the ciiaiacter of suid lands. Default by any party to pany has presented its application (List No, 54) + iates mineral land and by justiucrions o: the ‘Lon. Commissioner of the General Land Office i Wearing is necessary afte’ dve no ice ther of, posting. to determine the aracter of said Jands for minerals, and such vearing haviug béeu applied gor by s id wppiiReceive: f this office, at this vffice at 10 o’clock a, m., nesses and any and wl miue‘al elaiwanis and } pear and ofjer suca_testimony as they may dethis citation will be ( DIN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMpiny. Location of principal place of business, Nevata City, California. Location of works, Nevada City District, Nevada county, Caliternia, lows : Na, No. Names. Cert, Shares. Amt. Carl Hes € ‘ a A 9050 $ 90.50 = $5 15,000 150.00 Car! Uhlig, 5,000 50.00 ; rt A Herbe:t Coward, 850 8.50 : 2 M, Hanly, 3, 850 8 5) . E. E. Appe'ton, 197, 106 1.6 A. J. Boefing, 61 200 2,00 F, Woodman, 21 and 88, 618 vay 5.18 Phil. Mondt, 237, 8,000 3,06 J. Morrison, 20, 600 5.00 Wim. Moozer. Jr. Tr., 152 and 153,. : 681 6.31 * tes Wm. Foshbach, 120 and 184, 202 2.02 ate . a Max Merten, 149, 1080 10.50. Before Using Cupidene. B. H, Miller, 1fi4, 175 174 Maris Kigsmann, 173, 200 2.00 : ir, Lonis stern, 72: 500 5 U0 : y coh Chas. FE. Moozer, 212, 800 8.00 is Ve ce Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 1,500 15.00 Th ge David Anderson, 241, AO 5 00 _Mary Aun Martin, 245, 1,000 rd 00 Nellie Martin, 246, 600 6 00 Lottie Martin, 247, 600 5.00 And in accordance with law and an-order of the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day of November, 1895, so many shares of each parce} such stock as may be ne essary will be sold at public auction on} riday, January 10, 1896, at the office of the Company, rear of Carter & Johnstou’s Store, Commer ial street, Nevada City, Nevada county, Califerni’, to pay, the delinquent assessment there n together with Cos's : LOST MANHOOD PAINS !° AKADACHYE, . PIMPLES, SEMINAL Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol: lowing described stock, on ‘account of ASSERS. ment (No. 13) levied on the 18th day of NoveinMANHOOD RESTORED ber, 1895, the several amounts set opposite the 2 : names of the respective shareholders, as folBY ~ ©:U:P:1:D:E:N:E —_—— = SS Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, —SUCH AS— TIRED FEELING, DESPONDENCOY AND CONSTIPATION. ‘After Using Cupidene Vitalizer cures all SLEEPLESSNESS DKBILITY, IMPOTENCY, TH * BACK, WEAKNESS, a Scoaiaal A j Black" Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. ® ° Our Specialty. = Pants to order from $6 up. 5,000 different patterns to select from. y Remember we have al! our work doue-in Nevada City. We don’t send Kast to cheap 4 ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class ready made suit for tailor-made. REMEMBER THIS. All agents who are doing business for Kastern Sweating Houses are getting your money under false pretences. Beware of Them. Yours to please, E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. COMMEROIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRANSCRIPT. I> You Want to Get the County Wews TS SPECIA®TY 18 GENERAL LOCAL Nows, mil ithasa circulation thatreaches the reading people in every part of this county, It also has numerous patrons 1D Placer, Yuba and Slerra countics, as well as in Hucramento, San Francisco and more re“robe perth ofthe State. MINING [uvestors throughout the whole , “country itis invaluable, as it gives a faith. © ful and complete record ofthe progress being made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources, EBay, we . rene eo en a8 ?0IN TMOKE,. IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO THING . Try the Transcript. You will find it pays every time. The smartest, most successful business men set you the example daily, and what’s-more they stick to it—the proof of the puding being the demand for it, 24 it were, wil Tis Week, Jose . Stockton and Sacramento rece an Sold by all Druggists. Advertising Medium . : Tue Loca, News Harrenincs AND Court PROCEEDINGS. . ; ‘ or ' Atm Nevada City =~ ao 1G PME. Leading Newspaper ~ Daily Transcript xX july noted THOMAS FRASER, of advertising and ses es oe ‘ i plist . Kegis er. . CASPER, Secre ATY. = a a = mm Ne , . AR : Office Re of Carter & Jolnston’s Store, ee! “ 7 Fa PE 5 —s “. CHAS. F. GARDNER, aurea Gk: Navads Cl Cal. mente CURES WHERE EVE YTHING ELSE FA, H_S — TE ————— : al — ; (0@F' The Doctor has discovered the active priagiple on which the vitality of the ; ’ : ~~ . SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, * An Analysis READ The reason why sufferers are_not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 9( : per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known The sworn certificate of a fan Francisco chemist h D i] s t remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. gives the following result ef an ase . several 2 . . = A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use brands of tea purchased in the upem market: € al y : ran scyl p of six boxes, No. 1, (Black.) Colesed pists ine ied ee, c ) igo, < If you want to know all about the 5 One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. sais (Black.) Colore ndigo, p ; Gold lining, Send for Circulars and Testimonials, i. 3. (Green) Colored with Prussian blue and DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. Box 2076, 8 siaco, ellow ochre. Morticultural, ‘gaae all mail cavers to DAVOI C »x 2076 San Francise y ios Ms ee a eee aa Agricultural, eg : : ( S ¢ indigo and aluminous earth, Stock Raising or sale in Nevaila City by DICKERMAN & CO. No. 5. (Uncolored? alleged.) Colored with plum5 : ; Lumberin ee et bago and clay. ; a og . epee apes ee ee ee Does ‘not this condition eall loudly for a brand ef ak And other resources of . eles : NEVADA COUNTY “ELE-= Pure Japan Tea » . Besides being fully informed at all times on : ‘ Te . Booch’s Tea ie the pure upadulterate wndyed cured Japan ‘Tea, There is no bea che im it, A, es SAVs child can drink it, Draws e canary color of delight ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half.as much per eup. Bixty conte per pound, Never acid in*bulk., Bold only im dented packages bearing this ‘Urade-mark. ° ‘BEECKS. TEA spats SQ 40 Fm at ° of rd Than the Daily Transcript. @ ss\ ecu rename ponesaalonta : IN NEVADA COUNTY. acapella BE ~~ To LAND and to POOCCOCC C0000 t 1 Geo. ¢. Gaylord, Sole Agent for Nevada city. “ Ve 5 heee—~--~ 4 ——— “ _ om

eee new n. a) ns, f th ? j e County of Neiff, ve. Luisa Barze]. perior Court California, ang the unty Of Nevada iz said Superior Court = ) Of California Be: he defendan: — O appear in by the above Hamey “tert die County »8nadto answe " fia 8Wer the ¢) after ih i obtain ¢ bonds ot m ntiff aud Deteniny on. Piaintiff alle 92, . efendant will, exerted the Plaintir 8 ill continues to ; often requested to ‘: request aid still ton. ‘h ho intent to return & Detree e fully appear by rep. as herein, ified thatif you i suid Complaint sj la:ntit® will apply ¢ nanded in the Com: and Seal of the <a; 1 y-of Névada, Stite y of October, in the isand eight bunt J.GREANY, Clerk. for Plaintiff. 09} / Notice, JER MINING ¢ incipal place of ee vada County, CaliforSierra County; Cal,’ _ hatata meeting of eld on the ‘Twenty895, AN assessment of hare was levied u, on ‘orporation, payable ates Guld Coin, to the eg San Juan, His assessment znty ninth day Hage tlinquent, and advertion, and unless paybe sold on Saturday mber, 1895, to pay the ether with costs of org.le, By order of EKM AN, Secretary. San Juan. o24 i Noticy, VER MINING CoMal, Notice is hereby of the Bourd of Direeof Nov., 1895, an asit per share was levied of the corporation, ¥5, to the Secretary, at ration, Nevada City ‘ny stock upon which main unpaid on the 5, will be delinquent t public auction, and, efore, Will be sold on 395, at the hour. of e Of the Secretary of he delinquent assess8 Of advertising and der of the Board of ASPER, Secretary. ~ ton’s store, on Fine co GIVEN THAT THE ry to the Board of buy, at its regular term, + 1896,0r as svon there. heurd, fora renewel of the Solith Yuba Kiver yinin Turnpike Co, Db. WOOD. 3. H. GRAVES, Agents ntractors. ‘NEL COMPANY OF alley Mining District, ‘jpous ble bidder, the innel 100 feet from its one inch te the rod, inches high by 4 fees ip Van Wrinkle vein, tunnel, with the same fied. ‘ili furnish complete ars, and alltools uec. powder, and will pay et made and accepred. ust werk two shifts non a sh fi contiuum of contr: ct. days from date. The ht to reject any and inquire of C. T. Cane. GIVEN THAT THE iy .o the Board of 8uty.at ite regular term, , 1896,0r ag soon there> heard, fora renewal lls on the Freeman le Yuba river, ETTY L. FREEMAN, On Barth { trike you? Harness on earth ip, cents up. up. up, p1.40 up. 1,26 up, 1.25 up. 8 up. 1 up. ind up. up, ents and up. aad up. ip. Whip $9. ness, $20 up. IRNS,D STREET, ; Natienal Hotel. VIARKET, izens’ Bank. Prop’r. ef, Pork, Mutton, il, Sausages, ete, 4 1 all kinds of Meat? ally found in a @rs® 8 merket. ont Nevada City Daily Transcript. re 4 ‘ bid — ————— VOL. LXVle=NO. 10814 @ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1895. a % Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, ineNerat City Daily Transcript USLISHED EVERY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. NP. Brown. L. 8. CaLerns. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, pe year, strictly in advance.... on Gis miquthd.cs veces Risse cee 3 00 Three months.. Per week Beau gucves ; If not paid in advance, 60 cents per mouth. Advertising Rites—Lezal adverti-ing $1 per square for first insertion. 50 cents per square or each ad Jitinnal insertion, isements as per card rates. Jocal notices 10 cents per ‘ine, for first inser. tien and fivecents foreach addftional in-eriion. NN ; a SCHMIDT BROS., : Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. 4 ERTS — g —In Stock oar Leading Lady / General Arthur, The Best panne Imp’td, 01 strella, . 5° Cent Bohemian Club, ‘CIGAR La Rosa, : ia the City. \ Harmonia I, L. BOWMAN. SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. n Odd Fellows Building, Broad re t, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Plate Work a Specialty, _AM Kinds of Fillings. : Le Extracting Skillfully Done PURITY, AGE, MATURITY SE" usin bd NO CORKSCREW REQUIRED. "YSINVOSG V S1LLOG AYSAS as) bk DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE ‘LAWS AND REGULA-~ TIONS OF THE U.5GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION FOR. TONIC AND STIMULATING PROPERTIES. CROWN DISTILLERIES co, DISTILLERS AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, Saw Francisco, Cav A.ISOARD & SON Sole Agents for Nevada, Conntv. THE 1 v The Man Who Tried It and tiie Way His of an old compositor whose life had been given up to hard. work and the folwas that the ® ranscript) / v C . ). them was to cut down the tsual number of sleeping hours by gradation and ; finally arrive at a state where, by practice, one would be satisfied with a much smaller amount of sleep.than: one was SLEEP REFORM. THE STORY OF A POULTICE. . . After They Got It on the Boy Had Something to Say. 4 Family discipline is still mai Scheme Worked. Colonel Henry Watterson tells a story it ought to be in all. The Rehoboth owing of eccentric ideas, one of which hunran race slept t00 } poy got a sliver in his foot, according to . ; nuch. He had several theories to ad. The Herald, and. his mother expressed Sen ae 2 as : ortion. Round trip tickets between Neance in. support of his idea. One of . her intention of putting a poultice on \ — eS ; F vada City and Coliax, good for three days, the wound. The boy, with the natural . ,, . : : $2.50. Round trip tickets between Grass foolishness which is bound up in the heart of achild, objected to the proposed remedy. “J won’t have any poulticé,’’ he de. R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare ntained . between Colfax and Nevada City will be in some American families,‘as of course . $1.75. ! . $1 50, and on all trains between Grass ValHerald furnishes an instance. A small . ley and Nevada City 25 cents, Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. Comiautation tickets, good for all stations between Nevada City and Chicago Park, Reduction. . New rates of fare on the N. C. N. G. R. Between Grass Valley and Colfax The fare to ntermediate stations reduced in like proes) Business «dvereats THE getting. To show his confidence in his theory he began ‘to praefice the new idea as follows: He usually slept ninehours. He explained that he would cut this down to 814 hours for each week that passed until he had reduced his humber ‘of sleeping hours to. two, which, he claimed, was all that was needed by clared. “Yes, you will,’’ said both mother and grandmother firmly. The majority was two to one against him, and at bedtime the poultice was ready. : oe The patient was not ready. On the contrary, he resisted. so stoutly that a switch was brought into requisition. . It was arranged that the grandmother J. F. SHAWs} Advertising “Medium Northern California. aT Table of Distance sie Nevada City any one. had -kept.-to his rule laid down and cating his idea. . -jarred the type in the case on which he should. apply the poultice, while the mother, with uplifted stick, was to stand at,the bedside. The boyxwas told that if he ‘‘opened his mouth’’ he would receive something that would keep him quiet. The hot poultice touched ‘his foot, and’ he opened his mouth. “You’’— he began. ‘Keep still,’’ said his mother, shaking herstick, while the grandmother applift the poultice. Oreo more the Aittle fellow opened his fhouth. . : ee T’ S earl But the uplifted switch awed him into silence. : t In a minute more thé poultice was firmly in place, and the boy was tucked in bed, : “There, now,’’ said his mother, ‘*The old sliver will be drawn out, and Eddie’s foot will be all well.”’ The mother and. grandmother were moving triumphantly away when a The time went by, and the old fellow finally reached the two hour time. He went along for several weeks sleeping but two hours daily, devoting the time gained in reading and advoWhile there was a noticeable: decrease in his weight, he seemed to stand it very well, Then he began to talk of furi_er reducing the time, and when. enthusiastic talked of the possibility of one doing without sleep entirely. : He set type and was an old hand on the paper. One morning about three weeks after he had reached his low sleeping mark the compositor, at the case next to his noticed the old man had dropped his head upon his arms, that were folded over the case. It was near quitting time. All the forms were up, and the okfchap was not disturbed. Ho had gone tosleep. The office was soon deserted, with the exception of the janitor and the sleeper. The, janitor . shriil voice piped from under the bedwas instructed not to bother him, clothes: j The next day when the first men ar“You've got it on the wrong foot.” rived he was still sleeping as they had] . aE oe Yeft him and snoring so hard that he ee tis Occupation. The street car was crowded, and as it turned a corner sharply a man who was standing in the aislé made a grab at a rested. Some onotold his wife where he was, and she concluded to let him sleep. He slept.on in that position for 20 hours. ‘Then’ they carried him toa bed at home, still sleeping. He slept for 32 hours, and when ho woke up he had forgotten how to. set type and had to learn to read again, although his‘memory was good in other respects. —Exchange. embraced a sharp faced young woman standing near him. ‘‘Oh, I beg your pardon,’’ he saigz ‘Sir,’ she exclaimed, ‘‘you are a boor.”’ : ‘‘No, madam,’ rejoined the penitent

offender, ‘‘I am not. I am anewspaper man. ’’ : “You aro, hey?’ was ‘the contemptuous rejoinder. ‘‘What do you do about a newspaper office, I'd like to know?” “T am the pressman.’”’ The sharp faced young woman turned a little redder, but she didn’t say anything more. —Chicago Tribune. Her Two Chances. The Soubrette—How do you like your part in the new play? The Leading Woman—Oh, it’s just lovely! I go through a dying: scene in the secdnd acti, bat I come to life again in the third and die all over again to slow music at the end of the play. It’s Notice to Federal Loan Stockholders. MNHE REGULAR A\NJAL MEETING OF _ the stockholders oi t 1¢ 1 ederal Loan Gold Quartz Mining Compaiy will be held at A. Wutke’s office on : Ji ursday, January Oth, 1806. At 7:30 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing )ea/ and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting. : s JON VINCENT, President. J.G. ON: ILL, Se’y. Nevada City, Dec. 21,1895. Laan Delinquent Notice. strap, but missed it and’ involuntarily . $1. tween Grass Valley and Nevada City, Joun F. Kippkr, Pres, and Man’gr, These tickets good for tive fares beGro. FLETCHER, , Gen’l. Pass, and Tkt. Agt. + e@e> ee Beauties! One. of those fine clocks at Luetje & Brand’s would be an ornament to any home —price them, tf ——-+ 2 @e > For New Years. Luetje & Brand jrave many articles at their store that will make very pretty New Years presents, and they Propose t& sell thin at the very lowest prices rather than carry them over. Call and see what they have, a GOST. ag . Yes, we are going to sell our Holiday Goods, Novelties imported especially for the Holiday Tragé: ‘ (meaning, of course, what we haye left), at ‘far below the above in order -to rfl the store of them. hr fact, they will go at the purchaser's own price. -A splendid opportunity to secure articles which are useful and-ornamental at all times, * Remember, these things are to be Obtained only = OF Dickerman & Co. 2 Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general house work in. a small family. Apply at this d24.w office, ‘the Market. ing ” ~ Try It--It Will Suit You. The Best J. J. JACKSON, ~ Sole Agent for Nevada City. sure to be a go!—New York Herald. and Fare. TO ' MILES. FARE, Alpha: .<.---«s 164 BirGhville.cs.sccsee LOR sce centc as i tees Bowman’s Dam..35 osc cscs cceseseenss Camptonville.... O82 Stage.cs oc: $3. 50 Cherokes; ... +: 12} (ea ces 2 25 Columbia Hill.. .13% oa ee Colfax, ..5..-: ea ities avese Pree at 4), 20s reatlroad:.© 67, 272) Dutch Flat... 17 Stage. 2 50 Downieville....44 Se 7 50 Kdwards Bridge.. 7 See oases 1 00 Forest City. ....39 SO ie 7 00 French Corral.... 182 hee aaseasceciie® Granteville...-. oy. Stage.. ... 4 00 Geass Valley... 4 Eee iy) ee, Like City. ...-. 11} i yas . 2 00 Little York...12 Se eee 1 50 Moore’s Flat... 20 ue pee iat N. Bloomfield. ..144 TS ae as 2 50 N. San Juan... é Ley 2-00 Omega... Nga tle Me eces , 3 00 Purdon Bridy St ease 1 00 Relief Hull..... erro re « 2 50 Rough & Keady.. 8 Fo eeevaes 1 00 Sierra City...-. 56 les ae . 9 00 Smartaville.... 19 SO aera » 1 50 Spenceville.,.. .20 ee Pe Dat Sacramento,...76 Raitroad. . 4 30 San Francisco...160 fs 6 50 Truckee. .. ssc 838 Ne ans lee Washington... 19 Stage.... 25 Vi Ole csc cove LOU Notice For Pubjicatioa. z mee , Unitea ptates Land Office, S-cramento,.Cal., December 0 1825. COMPOUND : SULPHUR POWDER . ! The Best Medicine Ever; Introduced The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gow, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Etc ¥ \Thotasand of bottles are sold monthly, and every body that ‘. NO BETTER has used it proclaim it to be wonderful medicine. © Every prominent physict in San Francisco, San ommend it. To all whom it may concern. Whereas the Centryl Pacific Ratlroad Comro select as a po. dion of its grint Sections 25 and sin Tp.17N.,R.0 8. M D. M. in Nevada count), Cal. as aguieu tural land, and Whereas, sa d iands are by the ietarn of the U. 8. Surveyor G neral for Califdrnia denomi My publication, and be a cant, It ta therefore ordered that citations isgue eturnable before the Register ani mi tie 10th day Of Febsuary, 189, at w viel time and place the saiu anplicant with its wit their witnesses a e he eby cited to-be and ap sire touching the ciiaiacter of suid lands. Default by any party to pany has presented its application (List No, 54) + iates mineral land and by justiucrions o: the ‘Lon. Commissioner of the General Land Office i Wearing is necessary afte’ dve no ice ther of, posting. to determine the aracter of said Jands for minerals, and such vearing haviug béeu applied gor by s id wppiiReceive: f this office, at this vffice at 10 o’clock a, m., nesses and any and wl miue‘al elaiwanis and } pear and ofjer suca_testimony as they may dethis citation will be ( DIN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMpiny. Location of principal place of business, Nevata City, California. Location of works, Nevada City District, Nevada county, Caliternia, lows : Na, No. Names. Cert, Shares. Amt. Carl Hes € ‘ a A 9050 $ 90.50 = $5 15,000 150.00 Car! Uhlig, 5,000 50.00 ; rt A Herbe:t Coward, 850 8.50 : 2 M, Hanly, 3, 850 8 5) . E. E. Appe'ton, 197, 106 1.6 A. J. Boefing, 61 200 2,00 F, Woodman, 21 and 88, 618 vay 5.18 Phil. Mondt, 237, 8,000 3,06 J. Morrison, 20, 600 5.00 Wim. Moozer. Jr. Tr., 152 and 153,. : 681 6.31 * tes Wm. Foshbach, 120 and 184, 202 2.02 ate . a Max Merten, 149, 1080 10.50. Before Using Cupidene. B. H, Miller, 1fi4, 175 174 Maris Kigsmann, 173, 200 2.00 : ir, Lonis stern, 72: 500 5 U0 : y coh Chas. FE. Moozer, 212, 800 8.00 is Ve ce Christian Beeg, Tr., 234, 1,500 15.00 Th ge David Anderson, 241, AO 5 00 _Mary Aun Martin, 245, 1,000 rd 00 Nellie Martin, 246, 600 6 00 Lottie Martin, 247, 600 5.00 And in accordance with law and an-order of the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day of November, 1895, so many shares of each parce} such stock as may be ne essary will be sold at public auction on} riday, January 10, 1896, at the office of the Company, rear of Carter & Johnstou’s Store, Commer ial street, Nevada City, Nevada county, Califerni’, to pay, the delinquent assessment there n together with Cos's : LOST MANHOOD PAINS !° AKADACHYE, . PIMPLES, SEMINAL Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol: lowing described stock, on ‘account of ASSERS. ment (No. 13) levied on the 18th day of NoveinMANHOOD RESTORED ber, 1895, the several amounts set opposite the 2 : names of the respective shareholders, as folBY ~ ©:U:P:1:D:E:N:E —_—— = SS Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, —SUCH AS— TIRED FEELING, DESPONDENCOY AND CONSTIPATION. ‘After Using Cupidene Vitalizer cures all SLEEPLESSNESS DKBILITY, IMPOTENCY, TH * BACK, WEAKNESS, a Scoaiaal A j Black" Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. ® ° Our Specialty. = Pants to order from $6 up. 5,000 different patterns to select from. y Remember we have al! our work doue-in Nevada City. We don’t send Kast to cheap 4 ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class ready made suit for tailor-made. REMEMBER THIS. All agents who are doing business for Kastern Sweating Houses are getting your money under false pretences. Beware of Them. Yours to please, E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. COMMEROIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRANSCRIPT. I> You Want to Get the County Wews TS SPECIA®TY 18 GENERAL LOCAL Nows, mil ithasa circulation thatreaches the reading people in every part of this county, It also has numerous patrons 1D Placer, Yuba and Slerra countics, as well as in Hucramento, San Francisco and more re“robe perth ofthe State. MINING [uvestors throughout the whole , “country itis invaluable, as it gives a faith. © ful and complete record ofthe progress being made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources, EBay, we . rene eo en a8 ?0IN TMOKE,. IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO THING . Try the Transcript. You will find it pays every time. The smartest, most successful business men set you the example daily, and what’s-more they stick to it—the proof of the puding being the demand for it, 24 it were, wil Tis Week, Jose . Stockton and Sacramento rece an Sold by all Druggists. Advertising Medium . : Tue Loca, News Harrenincs AND Court PROCEEDINGS. . ; ‘ or ' Atm Nevada City =~ ao 1G PME. Leading Newspaper ~ Daily Transcript xX july noted THOMAS FRASER, of advertising and ses es oe ‘ i plist . Kegis er. . CASPER, Secre ATY. = a a = mm Ne , . AR : Office Re of Carter & Jolnston’s Store, ee! “ 7 Fa PE 5 —s “. CHAS. F. GARDNER, aurea Gk: Navads Cl Cal. mente CURES WHERE EVE YTHING ELSE FA, H_S — TE ————— : al — ; (0@F' The Doctor has discovered the active priagiple on which the vitality of the ; ’ : ~~ . SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, * An Analysis READ The reason why sufferers are_not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 9( : per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known The sworn certificate of a fan Francisco chemist h D i] s t remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. gives the following result ef an ase . several 2 . . = A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use brands of tea purchased in the upem market: € al y : ran scyl p of six boxes, No. 1, (Black.) Colesed pists ine ied ee, c ) igo, < If you want to know all about the 5 One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. sais (Black.) Colore ndigo, p ; Gold lining, Send for Circulars and Testimonials, i. 3. (Green) Colored with Prussian blue and DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. 0. Box 2076, 8 siaco, ellow ochre. Morticultural, ‘gaae all mail cavers to DAVOI C »x 2076 San Francise y ios Ms ee a eee aa Agricultural, eg : : ( S ¢ indigo and aluminous earth, Stock Raising or sale in Nevaila City by DICKERMAN & CO. No. 5. (Uncolored? alleged.) Colored with plum5 : ; Lumberin ee et bago and clay. ; a og . epee apes ee ee ee Does ‘not this condition eall loudly for a brand ef ak And other resources of . eles : NEVADA COUNTY “ELE-= Pure Japan Tea » . Besides being fully informed at all times on : ‘ Te . Booch’s Tea ie the pure upadulterate wndyed cured Japan ‘Tea, There is no bea che im it, A, es SAVs child can drink it, Draws e canary color of delight ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half.as much per eup. Bixty conte per pound, Never acid in*bulk., Bold only im dented packages bearing this ‘Urade-mark. ° ‘BEECKS. TEA spats SQ 40 Fm at ° of rd Than the Daily Transcript. @ ss\ ecu rename ponesaalonta : IN NEVADA COUNTY. acapella BE ~~ To LAND and to POOCCOCC C0000 t 1 Geo. ¢. Gaylord, Sole Agent for Nevada city. “ Ve 5 heee—~--~ 4 ——— “ _ om