February 12, 1896 (4 pages)

{ opengl ‘ee . N. P. Brown. cL 8 CaLKINe. SUBSORIPTION PRICES. ( _ year, Rove paceneye Tapes $6 00 Thies enkina >: ere ; : 1 60 Per Weeks sc0s.266 00 ssc 5 eg renee ate Bates Lenal say ising $1 shanna insertions, Bu Bon snare 10 cents per line for first inser Lecal notices : tien: sags fivecents for each additionat inserti EE TE Bmtered at the the Ldawsanem at Nevada City as secend-Class matter.-—_ — x So ‘WHAT. BECOMES OF OLD, WHEELS?{Once True and Stanch Friends Now. Gone Have. you.ever “what. has Ybevome of the.thousands of old solid tire wheels that were in such universal wse before pneumatics. revolutionized ithings? A reporter put the question toa “A few were. converted into pneumatics and cushions and are still on the :ptreets,’’ he said, ‘‘and some were taken ‘by the dealers as part payment on new machines, and are still’ stowed away in ttheir shops, there being no sale for solid tires. The secondband.-dealers and re}pairers bought a great many of them up, Gissected them, so to speak, and. are now wtilizing the-parts in repair work. The balls, hubs, spokes, axles, bolts and nuts are all useful, and. at the last the old frames and rims can be broken up-and sold us scrap iron, .**Some have gone to.the country, and Josh Hayseed znay-be seen complacently pedaling down to the mill for 4 bag of corn. Machipists use them for making models, occasionally a pushcart will be seen mounted:on: two rusty old wheels, and even the boys on the street.take the :emall wheels forthe, making-of express: -wagons.* And the balance, I suppose, -you’ll find: stowed away in the.cellars. -and wood sheds.of their possessors. Once. . : -true and -staneb friends; they. are now of. “no use.in the world, Abandoned to cob. webs and-ashes, with no company. but. . ‘rata and mioe, they dream away their . , ‘few remaining days, Once again they stand in fnli-suit of glittering nickel, admired, caressed-and. praised by all be‘holders. Again they are ‘on the road, hearing their masters -in. safety-down Jong xongh. hills.and through sand and amud: “Once again “they ‘see the’ smooth,’ thard traek respond to the efforts of sp widers as they throw every ounce of fort«into the: Jast; sprint, eg shear. the . : shonts . of the, excited crowds: as they, whiz across the tape, Abandoned and alone, eating out their hearts with rust, they: gradually drop:to pieces, too prond of their vanished prestige to give one thought of envy to the modern pnenmatic.’’—Washington Star. AN. ANGEL «N. DISGUISE. A Burglar Conferred » Favor by Opening a Safe,” The. proprietor of ‘a large, store on . igh: street went.to hia place of: busi-: mess at an unusually early hour the other maorning.In fact, the sun had not yet risen when he turned the key in the door. On entering he was surprised to finda man trying to open the door of his ‘gafe. ~ He stood -.and-watched. ,him for some }, time, apparently deeply interested in the proceedings;: when: -finally. the . burglar Bwung open the door of the safe with a delighted. chuckle, but .-happening. to turn’he saw ‘that he was discovered and became very much alarmed. He jamped up and was about to make his escape a backswindow when the merthrough chant called to him: *“*Don’t be in a hurry, my. friend. Come back and sit down awhile and smoke a cigar while’ I straighten things up a bit, and then come home to breakfast with me. You have done me a great favor.’’**Why, how’s that?’ asked the burgiar in great surprise. «Well, you see, I had the combination of the safe: on-a bit of paper, and last aight I accidentally locked it in the safe _and forgot how tow ork it. I spent most -of the night trying to get the thing open: and came in early this morning to have ‘nother . try at .it.”—West Medford «Mass. ) Windmill. A Terrible Scene. Strohschneider, the famous aeronaut, astonished the natives of Stockeran, near Vienna, by carrying a young barrister on his back along a tight rope 80 tmeters in length fixed tothe church steeple: A‘few-days later ‘flaming posters appeared on the walls announcing that Strohschneider would effect a ballogn [' ascent in the company of Herr Pramper, : the popular landlord of the White Rose. Notwithstanding the fact that the police had forbidden, the landlord, who has a large family, from taking part in the performance, mine. ara f entered ei inclosure.at the .a appoin time, to the no small delight of the assembled multitude, At agiven signal the balloon rose in the air, Strohschneider and the landlord sitting on the trapeze beneath. Some of the spectators declare thatthe latter turned as pale as a.sheet during his upward flight, though he did. not. fail to. ‘wave his hat to the crowd. After reaching’a ‘dizzy height the two: balloonists were observed to quarrel _and, actually come to blows. : Poe Flee once ee plunged headspace, from the epotatore, wo ran to = dared Teed Ci aly Til] ‘ PaLisiieD HveRY MVENING, BxcePt SUNDAYS, . of horror-arose'}Harness and Saddlery, ot 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, Prot. John Michell’s ANNUAL MASQUERADE _ wih be given at Armory Hall, —oNn— St. -Valentine’s -Day, (Friday, Feb. 14th.) Prizes will be awarded for the best sustained Lady’ 's character, best sustained Gentleman’s character, and for the Best Group. Masks and Costumes can be had of Mrs, Lester & Crawford. Reception Committee — Marshal D. B, Getchell, Constable. Richard Dillon, John Waters and J, C, Rich. Admission—Gentlemen, in mask, $1.— Ladies'in mask, 25 cents. Spectators, 50 cents, Children, 25 cents. A COOL SMOERE Is what all pipe smokers enjoy ; but most pipes wijl get strong in a little while and barn the tongue. The Higgins Pipe Smokes cool and sweet, can be easily cleansed, and there is no loss of tobacco. For SéJe by All Dealers. Try One ! Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. BE. A. WALLACE § Raycom PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made ar~ fangements to haye orders left at Miss Annie Cohn’s: Store, ON MA1N STREET, f Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, He. All orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to. * line at the lowest Dros prices to meritalibera) share of the Crders. © ilk berreee: Py yr ind efter Fe . 6. _ Neyad : C'ty, Feb? 3, 1896 : {SCHMIDT BROS., Best for Vogeabes, Fresh Fruits in ssn; He ho es by selling the best of articles in hie SEY SE TE NEE A TNE A NE R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare . between Colfax and Nevada City will be} ; $1.75, Between Grass Valley and Colfax i $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Valley and Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to wntermediate stations reduced in like pro~ Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. . between Nevada City and Chicago Park, te. These tickets good for five fares between Grass: Valley and Nevada City. Joun F, Kipprr, is Pres. and Man’gr. Gro. FLETCHER, = Gen’l. Pass. and Tkt. Agt,_ ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, Nevada City. o Pine Street,;Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers, : ° —In StockLeading Lady / General Arthur, — Best Humboldt Imp’td, — Ce t Estrella, n Bohemian Club, 5 GinaR La Rosa, in the City. Harmonia Transeript —IS THE— Advertising Medium —IN— 4 THE Northern California. re) 3 3) ° ~ > = a 3 © WY) = = = = i: $3 eh a OE) = = Ga al JJ. JACKSON, New exter of fare of thi GANG ILE portion. Round trip tickets between Ne-. ° vada City and Colfax, good for three days, . $2.50. Round trip tickets between Grass . Comiutation tickets, good for all stations}, DICKERMAN & CO., sole Agent for Nevase City, We carry in wk about twenty of the best kinds of cough medicines, and of them all there is none. we can recom-— mend with better LOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE. There are lot’s of people right here in Nevada City who won’t use anything else when they get a cold, TRY. A FOUR-BIT BOTTLE And if it doesn’t benefit you when you have given it a fair trial bring back the bottle and WE'LL REFUND THE MONEY you paid us for it. It is sold under the guarantee, No Cure, No Pay, TRANSCRIBED race than SHI-Ir¢ You Want to Get the County, NW SPECIALTY 18 3 ft at oat ies iy pu Bes, [.SERCTAUIE 1S omresat, Loos : es the reading people in every part of this. county. . It also, numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswell.asi Sacramento, San Francisco.and more retote parts of the State. To LAND and te . MINING Investors throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it gives @ faithfal and complete record of the Progress be. ing madein the development of the goun-. . ty's varied and extensive résources, TT OARITITE —— eae ea ee NEPOINT MORE; IF YOU ARE ABOUTTO (Successors to CARR BROS.), ADVERTISE SOMETHING. Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers,. Try the Transcripr. Cor. Pine and Commercial sts.,. Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED —BY— 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, as it w: , : C:U:P: ED: E:N:E Before Using Cupidene. After Using Cupidene ——— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all .¥ Nervousness: orDiseases of the Generative Organs, —SUCH AS— LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BAGKE, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADAOHE, TIRED FEELING, e DEBILITY, PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, . IMPOTENOY, * DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION. ese Geese CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. —— Qa @0@F" 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 physicians and medicines f is ‘isons over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. . A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes. : One Dollar a box, six boxes-for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. = EE * = 2 th yitats ‘An Analysis. The sworn certifioate of a San Francises chemist gives the following result. of an auelysis of esvemd. . brands of. tea in the open markets. . No. 1, (Black.) Colored with mabage Ne: (Blank) Colored with tn sete, wae I. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blve and ess (Green, Rzcsssive coloring, consiating of yeo-7 6. (Un a? Col with Wecore Snomtaned? logs alleged) Colored with plea Does not this condition eall loudly fer e beandef. Pure Japan Tee: Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated @ured Japan Tea. ‘There is no headache in. i, “y' child can drink it. . ' Draws. canary color ef delight: _ sal agesies cel triee Whe ping ot Somme ms. You use only half 4s much p., Sixty cents pee pound,’ Never scld in bulk. "ced only i ped preinage beating Sols tente eee, oo MEDICINE CO., ‘s . Box 2076, San Heensinin, G0. ¢. Gaylord, Sole Agent for Nevada city. ts Nevada City Daily Trans script —IS THE— Leading Newspaper IN NEVADA COUNTY. a FORSALE BY © LEADING DEALERS. ‘< AJ JORDAN MANUFACTURER. : 5003 ao SET. Saar, Mo U.S.A. READ NO BETTER The Daily ‘Franscriot Gold Mining, Morticultural, Hericultarat, And other resources of TOR ee NEVADA CoO ons . Besides being fully informed at all times ol ego Tue. Loca News Harrenincs ann Court PROCEEDINGS. Advertising Me 1-1m Than the Daily Transcript. Bag Oa Bailt and guaranteed by: Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory inthe world, . THDEARA BICYCLE ©0,, ot indiauapolis, L

{ opengl ‘ee . N. P. Brown. cL 8 CaLKINe. SUBSORIPTION PRICES. ( _ year, Rove paceneye Tapes $6 00 Thies enkina >: ere ; : 1 60 Per Weeks sc0s.266 00 ssc 5 eg renee ate Bates Lenal say ising $1 shanna insertions, Bu Bon snare 10 cents per line for first inser Lecal notices : tien: sags fivecents for each additionat inserti EE TE Bmtered at the the Ldawsanem at Nevada City as secend-Class matter.-—_ — x So ‘WHAT. BECOMES OF OLD, WHEELS?{Once True and Stanch Friends Now. Gone Have. you.ever “what. has Ybevome of the.thousands of old solid tire wheels that were in such universal wse before pneumatics. revolutionized ithings? A reporter put the question toa “A few were. converted into pneumatics and cushions and are still on the :ptreets,’’ he said, ‘‘and some were taken ‘by the dealers as part payment on new machines, and are still’ stowed away in ttheir shops, there being no sale for solid tires. The secondband.-dealers and re}pairers bought a great many of them up, Gissected them, so to speak, and. are now wtilizing the-parts in repair work. The balls, hubs, spokes, axles, bolts and nuts are all useful, and. at the last the old frames and rims can be broken up-and sold us scrap iron, .**Some have gone to.the country, and Josh Hayseed znay-be seen complacently pedaling down to the mill for 4 bag of corn. Machipists use them for making models, occasionally a pushcart will be seen mounted:on: two rusty old wheels, and even the boys on the street.take the :emall wheels forthe, making-of express: -wagons.* And the balance, I suppose, -you’ll find: stowed away in the.cellars. -and wood sheds.of their possessors. Once. . : -true and -staneb friends; they. are now of. “no use.in the world, Abandoned to cob. webs and-ashes, with no company. but. . ‘rata and mioe, they dream away their . , ‘few remaining days, Once again they stand in fnli-suit of glittering nickel, admired, caressed-and. praised by all be‘holders. Again they are ‘on the road, hearing their masters -in. safety-down Jong xongh. hills.and through sand and amud: “Once again “they ‘see the’ smooth,’ thard traek respond to the efforts of sp widers as they throw every ounce of fort«into the: Jast; sprint, eg shear. the . : shonts . of the, excited crowds: as they, whiz across the tape, Abandoned and alone, eating out their hearts with rust, they: gradually drop:to pieces, too prond of their vanished prestige to give one thought of envy to the modern pnenmatic.’’—Washington Star. AN. ANGEL «N. DISGUISE. A Burglar Conferred » Favor by Opening a Safe,” The. proprietor of ‘a large, store on . igh: street went.to hia place of: busi-: mess at an unusually early hour the other maorning..In fact, the sun had not yet risen when he turned the key in the door. On entering he was surprised to finda man trying to open the door of his ‘gafe. ~ He stood -.and-watched. ,him for some }, time, apparently deeply interested in the proceedings;: when: -finally. the . burglar Bwung open the door of the safe with a delighted.. chuckle, but .-happening. to turn’he saw ‘that he was discovered and became very much alarmed.. He jamped up and was about to make his escape a backswindow when the merthrough chant called to him: *“*Don’t be in a hurry, my. friend. Come back and sit down awhile and smoke a cigar while’ I straighten things up a bit, and then come home to breakfast with me. You have done me a great favor.’’**Why, how’s that?’ asked the burgiar in great surprise. «Well, you see, I had the combination of the safe: on-a bit of paper, and last aight I accidentally locked it in the safe _and forgot how tow ork it. I spent most -of the night trying to get the thing open: and came in early this morning to have ‘nother . try at .it.”—West Medford «Mass. ) Windmill. A Terrible Scene. Strohschneider, the famous aeronaut, astonished the natives of Stockeran, near Vienna, by carrying a young barrister on his back along a tight rope 80 tmeters in length fixed tothe church steeple: A‘few-days later ‘flaming posters appeared on the walls announcing that Strohschneider would effect a ballogn [' ascent in the company of Herr Pramper, : the popular landlord of the White Rose. Notwithstanding the fact that the police had forbidden, the landlord, who has a large family, from taking part in the performance, mine. ara f entered ei inclosure.at the .a appoin time, to the no small delight of the assembled multitude, At agiven signal the balloon rose in the air, Strohschneider and the landlord sitting on the trapeze beneath. Some of the spectators declare thatthe latter turned as pale as a.sheet during his upward flight, though he did. not. fail to. ‘wave his hat to the crowd. After reaching’a ‘dizzy height the two: balloonists were observed to quarrel _and, actually come to blows. : Poe Flee once ee plunged headspace, from the epotatore, wo ran to = dared Teed Ci aly Til] ‘ PaLisiieD HveRY MVENING, BxcePt SUNDAYS, . of horror-arose'}Harness and Saddlery, ot 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, Prot. John Michell’s ANNUAL MASQUERADE _ wih be given at Armory Hall, —oNn— St. -Valentine’s -Day, (Friday, Feb. 14th.) Prizes will be awarded for the best sustained Lady’ 's character, best sustained Gentleman’s character, and for the Best Group. Masks and Costumes can be had of Mrs, Lester & Crawford. Reception Committee — Marshal D. B, Getchell, Constable. Richard Dillon, John Waters and J, C, Rich. Admission—Gentlemen, in mask, $1.— Ladies'in mask, 25 cents. Spectators, 50 cents, Children, 25 cents. A COOL SMOERE Is what all pipe smokers enjoy ; but most pipes wijl get strong in a little while and barn the tongue. The Higgins Pipe Smokes cool and sweet, can be easily cleansed, and there is no loss of tobacco. For SéJe by All Dealers. Try One ! Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. BE. A. WALLACE § Raycom PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made ar~ fangements to haye orders left at Miss Annie Cohn’s: Store, ON MA1N STREET, f Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, He. All orders left at the above place

will be promptly attended to. * line at the lowest Dros prices to meritalibera) share of the Crders. © ilk berreee: Py yr ind efter Fe . 6. _ Neyad : C'ty, Feb? 3, 1896 : {SCHMIDT BROS., Best for Vogeabes, Fresh Fruits in ssn; He ho es by selling the best of articles in hie SEY SE TE NEE A TNE A NE R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare . between Colfax and Nevada City will be} ; $1.75, Between Grass Valley and Colfax i $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Valley and Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to wntermediate stations reduced in like pro~ Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. . between Nevada City and Chicago Park, te. These tickets good for five fares between Grass: Valley and Nevada City. Joun F, Kipprr, is Pres. and Man’gr. Gro. FLETCHER, = Gen’l. Pass. and Tkt. Agt,_ ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, Nevada City. o Pine Street,;Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers, : ° —In StockLeading Lady / General Arthur, — Best Humboldt Imp’td, — Ce t Estrella, n Bohemian Club, 5 GinaR La Rosa, in the City. Harmonia Transeript —IS THE— Advertising Medium —IN— 4 THE Northern California. re) 3 3) ° ~ > = a 3 © WY) = = = = i: $3 eh a OE) = = Ga al JJ. JACKSON, New exter of fare of thi GANG ILE portion. Round trip tickets between Ne-. ° vada City and Colfax, good for three days, . $2.50. Round trip tickets between Grass . Comiutation tickets, good for all stations}, DICKERMAN & CO., sole Agent for Nevase City, We carry in wk about twenty of the best kinds of cough medicines, and of them all there is none. we can recom-— mend with better LOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE. There are lot’s of people right here in Nevada City who won’t use anything else when they get a cold, TRY. A FOUR-BIT BOTTLE And if it doesn’t benefit you when you have given it a fair trial bring back the bottle and WE'LL REFUND THE MONEY you paid us for it. It is sold under the guarantee, No Cure, No Pay, TRANSCRIBED race than SHI-Ir¢ You Want to Get the County, NW SPECIALTY 18 3 ft at oat ies iy pu Bes, [.SERCTAUIE 1S omresat, Loos : es the reading people in every part of this.. county. . It also, numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswell.asi Sacramento, San Francisco.and more retote parts of the State. To LAND and te . MINING Investors throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it gives @ faithfal and complete record of the Progress be. ing madein the development of the goun-. . ty's varied and extensive résources, TT OARITITE —— eae ea ee NEPOINT MORE; IF YOU ARE ABOUTTO (Successors to CARR BROS.), ADVERTISE SOMETHING. Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers,. Try the Transcripr. Cor. Pine and Commercial sts.,. Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED —BY— 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, as it w: , : C:U:P: ED: E:N:E Before Using Cupidene. After Using Cupidene ——— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all .¥ Nervousness: orDiseases of the Generative Organs, —SUCH AS— LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BAGKE, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADAOHE, TIRED FEELING, e DEBILITY, PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, . IMPOTENOY, * DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION. ese Geese CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. —— Qa @0@F" 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 physicians and medicines f is ‘isons over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. . A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes. : One Dollar a box, six boxes-for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMAN & CO. = EE * = 2 th yitats ‘An Analysis. The sworn certifioate of a San Francises chemist gives the following result. of an auelysis of esvemd. .. brands of. tea in the open markets. . No. 1, (Black.) Colored with mabage Ne: (Blank) Colored with tn sete, wae I. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blve and ess (Green, Rzcsssive coloring, consiating of yeo-7 6. (Un a? Col with Wecore Snomtaned? logs alleged) Colored with plea Does not this condition eall loudly fer e beandef. Pure Japan Tee: Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated @ured Japan Tea. ‘There is no headache in. i, “y' child can drink it. . ' Draws. canary color ef delight: _ sal agesies cel triee Whe ping ot Somme ms. You use only half 4s much p., Sixty cents pee pound,’ Never scld in bulk. "ced only i ped preinage beating Sols tente eee, oo MEDICINE CO., ‘s . Box 2076, San Heensinin, G0. ¢. Gaylord, Sole Agent for Nevada city. ts Nevada City Daily Trans script —IS THE— Leading Newspaper IN NEVADA COUNTY. a FORSALE BY © LEADING DEALERS. ‘< AJ JORDAN MANUFACTURER. : 5003 ao SET. Saar, Mo U.S.A. READ NO BETTER The Daily ‘Franscriot Gold Mining, Morticultural, Hericultarat, And other resources of TOR ee NEVADA CoO ons . Besides being fully informed at all times ol ego Tue. Loca News Harrenincs ann Court PROCEEDINGS. Advertising Me 1-1m Than the Daily Transcript. Bag Oa Bailt and guaranteed by: Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory inthe world, . THDEARA BICYCLE ©0,, ot indiauapolis, L