February 14, 1895 (4 pages)

sactions and financially able to ¢ ar’y Out any a Hall's Catarrh Cure Drugyists, Toledo, Olio, Drugg Guide to-Health and Household lustructur sumption and that there was no hope for -and $1.00, and pains for him. How many -are living meaty ‘ ae "y : u La r. , = ; $$ enon TS . 3 cnadidieciadedeameeteieiieaen Sestnt peunnseesesnese en SN RAS RR : Se : ay ' , = : =e =" 4 > > . : ll HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT) A Fribute to the Memory of the Late . . WALTER MEAD Ss spat never-left the scenes of, so many pleasures Rather Uncalled For. . A Burning Chimney, Published Every ‘Evening; éx6ept Sunday: BROWN « CALIINS, = Proprietegs. . : Be. L _@ 15 Cts. per Week or S0VCts. per, Month WHEN PMD IN ADVANEOR . DOELARS PER: vt AR. . SIX re ce Re em ee te a Ne oN neem ae B THURSDAY. FEB. 14, 1895, Oat cree vec ns ee ’ . UNIFORM RANK Kk. OF Pp. . Mountain Division Will Have a‘ Pub. . lic Installation. . . < v . Ata meeting of Mount ati Division, No, . " 16, Uniiorm Rank Kiuche ot Pythias, he ha . . last evening, the fullowing — officers wer elected: Charles Pecor, Sir Kaighet Captain; Ww. M. Quigley, Sir KuightLiewtenants He R. Hoskins, Sir Knight: Hlerald; (. H son, Sir Knight Recorder; Hlarri( teurge Cc, Gaylord, Sir Kuight Treasurer; Sir Kuights Deatlv has claimed another shining mark. . John Bacigalupi, Js i. Isaac and J. oA, No man has recently passed from fife in. Northway, Trustees, California to the other shore who has been . The installation wilk take place on Wed=} More sincerely motrued and whose life . nesday evening, Febru ary 27th, and will bed Cemented more warm friend: hip than that . public to invited guests, each member hay-{°! Hon, W. W. Stow. Those “who knew inviting a friend. “Fol: lowing the in ‘tallation a social hop will ibe given at Odd Pelfows banquet hall, It is expected that Colonel C.F. Mesistant Adjutant General C, Bryan Nichols and other the brigade are expected ‘to be ing the privilege of Bex Glashan, A grand otlicers: of present at i: the installation, T +-+@e 6 Must Mean Business, have been so fruitless, that I have adopted him best loved hira most, in the State he delighted to honor him: was equalled . were alnfost innumerable, but so thought. . } Ww knew. of class;when the grave has ‘received his re. mattis, His life was full ofacts of kindnes ‘. he most despised was deception, Ifa In-every county hadhosts of friends who } His -genero ivy . by but His few, charitie 5 fully and tenderly were th y bestowed that them here will be an army of ex¢epL the re Iprents, . iMournors of this . . man mi ee The rich andthe powerful received little . Cinn—Ho}. va, Tagy, what's that sign on : ! faa ef Bug moge consideration from him than, the our front door “No a ‘e exce : y . No admittance except! humblest, He always saw more good than . on business . T 1 : evil in mankind, “When -he once put his agg lére have > ; 7 . aes ‘ ; AEE SO MEDY “ YOUNR ria in an individual. he wever withdrew . men calling on my Ps BLK ir Vis : T . & on ny daughters and their visits it, without good cause. The trait which . . this plan to reduce the su plus, eee Uniform Rank Notice, mi All members of Uniform ink, Mountain Division, are hereby Armory Hall every notiticd to appear at} ™ Wedue (lay hight for drill practice. By order yi2tt Citas, Pkeor, Captain, oe ee. + ©@e + . N. D.-G. W. Attention= The regularmeeting of Laure 1 Parlor, No, 6, will be held on™tursd ty 14, : The feature of the eve ning will bea entine entertainment ; ValLune Courry k, Pres, Mary Hook, Ree, 2t al — + 2@e-Now’s This ‘ We offer One Hundred Dollars LLeward for any case of Catarrl that cannot be enped by KF, J. CHENE) We the undersigned, have Poledo, (0 known EF, J eCo,, Ft Ips Cheney for the last i) years, and believe him perfectly honorable in ill business tran obligatian made by their firm, West & Truax, Wholesale Drugyist, Toledo, O. Walding, Kiunan & Marvin, \W holesale ® Hall’s Catarrh Cure-is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous nt surfaces of the system, Price, 75e. per bottle. Sold by all Druyyists, once deceived him he could never re-estab lish his confidence, forgot, or, that he would not try to return Ww public life he never lost an oversensitiveness about his honor and kindness of heart, If he heard that some remark he had nade dr‘sdine action he had taken, had been in-j terpreted as an intent to injure the feelings of angther, it made him ¢vening, Feb, . had corrected the impression, ie was his dearer to geutle as a child in all bis social rel ations, He was a tender and affectionate. hu sDanal demanding strict compliance with the rules of right and justice and correct deportment, With: the laboring classes he cerely mourned; ment to thein and demanded that they be paid liberal wages, and, when he had them in his employ, that they should be well fed and comfortably housed, catering to their intellectual advancement in every way in his power. He was the least ostentatious. of men, He never .courted notoriety, socially or politically. Ile would always shrink from public appearance, even when his position seemed. to demand it, He was a great reader, hi world, the operations of ditferent govern mental system, the character of the entirely familiar No man ever did him favor, no matter how trivial, that he ever ith interest. His memory of such things as almost With all his phenomenal, miserable till he His » word bond, honor His personal Was him than all else. He was as id father, yet he was exax tipg andl firm in will be sinHe believed. jn just treat He believed, also, in atiairs of the rulers different fations, were subjects -he was with, Hé had a keen } hours for work and . He Was careful and methodical in HON. W. W. STOW: his unceasing efforts to accomplish results in whatever he engaged would speedily wear But he Was so systematic, so methodical in all he lil, that he duties with promptnéss and ease, He ~ out-an-ordinary physical system. attended to his multifarious had hours for recreation, When his wotk was ‘done he dropped all reference to it till working hours returned, his busi— uess,” -Hlis interests were scattered all over the State, and. atteutiong to them would Have required the whole time of an ordinary man, Yet he @onducted ‘them with ease, besides attending to duties devolving ; Qpou him for the benetit: of others; giving utvice to all whd sought. it; consulting With the throngs-who-visited— hin daily—on . has selPark and take in every detail of the work, plan for the stilying how to do the most with the least money, prout upon-supplies furnished or contracts 1858 he clo: failed to visit Golden Gate political matters. Since further improvements and all time No man has ever’ made a_ dollar , eutered into there, since he has been’ a Board eitizens of Commissioners, with niaking cost price for supphés furnished, member of the Had not all joined. him in or services rendered-there, he would have made lifela burden to*them, He has left his monument in Golden Gate Park; and his tiemory as a Commissioner will be held people of San Francisco and the Golden in grateful remembrance by “the State, In any mining county where he has operated, citizens have fouud out his methods of doing business, his-.courage and pertiWacrly in pushing developments, The same stery-is~ heard where-he has -hadlanded interests, b wikia ol other property. During his forty odd years of residence in California he lias done much to develop _its résources, He has always lent a helping hand to striggling enterprises and has been publie-spirited every day in the year, durState. In his Niabits he was temperate and regular, He lis entire residence in the Was an intense lover of his home. He could always be found there. after five o’clock in the evening, unless business called him elsewhere, which was seldom. -His chief Cujoyinent Was in the family gircle sur— rounded by those hie intensely loved, Mr, Stow doubtless had faufts and wag human, Tike the discovered them, restof us, but his friends seldem Hie possessed every good quality . have enumerated, and thousands the State far every one of them, andattest that I have of his triends all over will vouch : Pestimoyials analytical mind and a very retentive mem—. "0b exaggerdted them, Those--who. knew free, ory As a conversationalist. he wa ldom . bim—kuew of Iris kindness of heart, his un . 415 @ ] a é 5 3 5S seit . o ° ; flinching loy ilty to” triends hris gener igh 2 excelled dud no ene ever listened to him 5 ” Fj ch tke wiihant woquiring sataneeiae He pos. os impulses and public spirit, will. never : forget him Bb, J. Watson, sessed executive ability of the highest order b ; Those who hav used Dy, King s New His daily work, his great responsibility \ Bia Inco, Feb. ] fa ’ Discovery know its value, and those who . have not, have how the Opportunity to try it ; Free, Call'on flie advertised Druggist and FUNDS GETTING Low. [Ir atllicted with scalp diseases, hair fall geta Trial Bottle, Free; Send your name <a ing out,.and premature baldness, do not use and address to tF" Biicklen «and Co., . The Debris Commission Will Die if . grease or alcoholic preparations, but apply Chicago, and eta sample box of Dr. King’s Prompt Steps Are Not Taken. Hall's Hair. Renewer. New Life Pills, Free, as ‘well as & copy of in Free. All of which is guaraiiteed to do you good and cost you nothing, Sold at Carr . jt Bros; Drugstore, + ebe-e sin Two Lives Saved, Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Ill,, was told by her doctors she had ConJunction City, her, but two bottles Dr, K ing’s New. Discovery oompletely cured her and she says it Mr, Thos, 136 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a saved her life, Kiygers, € inento and San Joayuin rivers and thei dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tributaries, In two years the Coiminission tried without result everything else then has done nothing in this last’ direction for bought one bottle of Dr, King’s New .Dis wankat fond: covery and im two weeks w as cured, He is A yaar bao the Comminsion. tried to ax naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this Coughs and Colds. medicine in Free trial botthes at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50c : — ~ received 101 petitions to. resume hydraulic ys es shine ; Highest Honors—World's Fair, . y & POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. ( A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free 49 YEARS THE STANDARD. gr ess inakes an appropriation for its benefit is feared that the Comimission -will pass out of existence before many months more, When the Commission was organized Con gress gave it an appropriation of 15,000, and on this years, paying salaries, mile age, advertising: and other expenses necessary in passing upon petitions for the restimption of hy draulic upon these mining petitions the Comuni was empowered to invéstigate the Sacra cure an appropriation construction of a great dam at a point on the Yuba river, betweeh We (huerre Point and Marysville, but the appropriation was not allowed, mining, means, "says Recorder Cillette, ‘the employ ment of at least mines over 1,500,000 cubic yards of yravel have been removed, and estim ating the gold ate profits to the mine owners: would be about $300,000, ” will let the Commission die unless the California deléyation takes the matter of taining it in hand ak once. afid secures . 2° another appropriation, Sruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum; Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Che United States Debris Commi: s1On is a bad way, financially, and unless Con amount it has lived for two mining, In. addition. te passing ionk of $300,000 for the During the last year the Coimmissiog has and has granted 69.° ‘This 500 men, Fromm *these ield to. be 20 cents a enbic yard, the agyreThe impression prevails that Conuresa sus. . + *@e + Hackien’s Arnica’ Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, + *@e Biectric Bitters, : \ Chis remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who haye used Electric Bitters sing thé*saimngSong ot praise,—A purer medicine deés not exist and it is guaranteed Bitters wail cure all diseases of the Liver and KidBoils, Salt Rheum and other aflections caused by impure hleod. Will drive Land. prevent.as.wellas cure all Malaria] to dowdlthat is clained, Electric & neys, will rémove Pimples, Nialaria from the-system levers,—For cure of Headac he, ( ‘onstipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters— Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, Prive 50 cts. aud $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store \ ;Mrs. Viola Emer y * Dyspepsia and eatarrh of the, bowels, causod wes wile Bre ut suffering, She has been Hood's “t muna anaanannnn’ ‘orns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively curés Piles, or no pay required, It is yywaranfrom Ammonia, Alum or any, other adulterant, . teed to give perfect satisfavicn or . refunded, money Price 25 cents per. bex—for , . sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug ‘Store, symptoms, : has improy‘ uU res ed im looks } AA aéeaae ee eo at and weight, I havé also. taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for Serofala with mich benefit: Hood’s SarSaparilla isa splendid tonic. and blood purifier, HERMAN FP. EMERY, 348 Bixth Street, Portland, Cregon. “Hood's Pille cure Liyer Ils, Bo, @ a ever. Indigestion, Crampstaking Hood's Sarsapazilla and has no bad > . He Writes of Numerous Things, In« cluding the New Charter. . San Franciyco, Feb, 12, 1895, My Dear Teayscnier: I have a very Warn Wiend hore fathe person of Mr. John ; Kenny, "a whol ‘sale liquer dealer at 605 . Front street, tr. Kenny is an ev thusiastic® member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, nd he is to. be. féund .at all their annual gatherings, taking an active part. He also reads the TRaNsenirr, wheterer one of my letters, but he also reads everything else in letters appear only does*he read my the paner, including the ‘ads. He regards the daily paper published in Northern Califorthe l RANSCRIPT as most interesting ma. At tie meet gs ot the Hiberhians he has: been brought into intimate relations with Hon. T. oh, Carr, of your city, who is ‘Iso a constant attendant, .tle has @ great . regard for MiroC., and I believe would goa e-out of his to serve him. long Cistans way Well, the other day I took the paper which centained the appointinent of We “Cas Chief Deputy Assessor ta him, — Ha cond_it) over carefully, and then said my.! He's have T. H.Carr as Justice of the Peace, “Oh, my, & regular ‘Poo Bah.’ Here we City Clerk, Deputy Assessor, and theCarr Bros., oceupy more space in-the TRANSCRIP] for advertising thad any other tirm. He desérves success,” said Mr. K., ‘and’ T hope How man} have that: he has married ? grown tomanhood and womanhood that he has.christened ? listened to his words of wisdom and prayer are left to greet him should he return * good man still pursues his ealling and is beloved by all. think he would tind Peace be chning years be some means of doing his detrou, the eold rood with him, and may g ‘ sheltered blasts of sorrow or. want. In cne of my former letters 1 wrote of omitted te doctors, but IT inadvertently mention one who hagachteved a faine s CONG to none in’ her spegtal tie These things are hable to occur, even vo the most. care tul, Which . aim not L refer to Miss F.C; Sargent, M.1., daushter of the. late "Nenator Sargent. She was born in. Nev ada City, and received the: foundation in that place for the splendil education whucll she ow: possesses, — She has studied her special. ties in all the great. medical ceuters of the had Mppertunity ile abroad with hor tather tani tald that she has effected some marvelous cures world, having abuncant wh but she is of such a nature that [ don't unobtrusive would. tell as’ l an’ anything retiring believe she even such an old friend about them. She at the Children’s’ Hospital “here, a very he will get it, as he is a right good fellow.” I said amen. Mr. ¥ seen the comic opera of the “Mikado: so! X., had evidently never . when I explained the peculiar characteristics . of “Poo Bah” he saidhe did not Mean it . that way'at all, but only in the matter of holding offices, } And while [ am writing of Trishinen and Ancient-Orders and such things, let inesay a few words about.one who I see is still in your midst, but whom . thought had Jong [ retour to the tlow well do I rememfather friends, and every time when 1 returned home from Marysville they were both at the stage oflice to meet me, since gone to join his fathers. Rev. Father Claire, ber him? He and my were preat hand, Father Claire, and may you live long to lead your flock into the paths they should tread, Here’s my Hilk NEW CHARTER, I think I can safely say that the New Charter about.to be submitted to the people of this city in a few days, is doomed to ineet the fate. of its. predecossors. It was hastily gotten up, and: in my opinion is crude. ‘Lhe framers did not have the time nor the means at their command to draft 1 believe the head of every department here should have such an important document, been consulted as to the needs of their par ticular offices, The subordinates, too, might with great protit have: been called upon for Phis was not done, mainly . presume from lack such information as they possessed, of time, dt cannot for a moment be thought that a promiscuous body of men, taken from the business walks of lite, with perhaps one or two exceptions, could, in the short space of time allotted’them, make a set of organic laws for such a large city as this that would withstand the test of time. The very greatest care should be exercised, and all sources Sut clent time sheuld be giverr to cligest all this, of infermation eagerly sought for, and then to put it in @ Compact form, so that the people may easity read ‘and readily Such understani it. was not done in the case under consideration. tt -was a rush y ' from beginfing to end, So, as 1 said before, unless theré is’a great change within a few days, the New Charter is doomed, A FEW MORE, A few days ago I happened to walk along Pacitic Avenue, and when between Laguna and Buchanan streets, 1 stopped ‘to look at areally palatial residence. Lt is situated the street, (the ‘desirable for all purposes), and commands a on the north side of Tost beautiful view of the Golden ttate® and the Bay. All the points of interest must be obserable from theréar pertion of the house Such is the house built by Levert McMurray. Who of In early days his headquarters were on Shady Creek, between never be obscured. old-timers d6es not remember him ” Cherokee and Columbia Hill, I believe; and there be laid the foundation for the large fertune which he now possesses, He has been singularly fortunate in his legitimate mining and ditch enterprises, and he is one of our—‘solid”* men. He is called ‘Colonel We have lots of ‘‘Colonels,” is ‘*Colonel” Head and ‘Colonel Mead, and I title of **Doctor.”’ lows, us Nevada county pee de> 4 , pect now. There Morrow, and ‘‘Colonel even the great TelBut to re turn Mr. MuMurray was always noted for have Oh! we are hts geniality of mauner, and the same bright smile and warm grasp of the hand rreets his old friends whenever he me te them Prosperity has not spoiled, but rather has mellowed hin, : One day last week, in passing down’ Larkin street, I met my old friewd -Revy. A ie > Ut Warren. He looked remarkably well, aad his step was as firm and his eyes as bright ayo, We spoke of early days in Nevada City, of as they Were thirty-five or forty years its brave men and beautiful women, and I found that the Dr., took as great an inter-est in the whereabouts and welfare ot former that business ever since. (1 have never béen in it), andthe -view-ean . high honor, Her specials are the eye, the ear aud the throat. Aud speaking of that family, puts’ me in! mind of Ueorge Sargent, who is “rapidly . ‘uly prepared fronrthe best ingredients. 25e, torging his way tothe front rank’ in‘ his SSRs chosen profession of the law, Nothing can } A Terrible Visitént. keep a member ef that family in medio rity Pain is-always e terrible Visitant, and they will come -to the front ‘lomictles itself. with one for life, grows every day to look more like’ his Chis inthetion is preventible, in’ cases of tather, and b imagine he has some—ofhis Mannerisms, — He has that quick step n= dicative. of. a) nervous teiiperament, the fact, 1 great similarity, and . venture the tion that ico. C, same as his father. In Cau see al predic Sargent will yet be heard from, Once in a while LT run across J.B. RichNeKor along time in thé fifties he was a partner of the late ‘T. T. mond—‘'Rich.,”’ as he was called in vada City, Davenport in the grocery business on the lower part of Main street. He afterwards drifted into politics and 1 believe he has been in At present he is Land Office in this iby, Waren Mean, — + eOee ‘clerk inthe U.S, MANY women find great diftictilty in ar ranging their hair becomingly, ‘because of its harsh and coarse texture, By the use of, Ayer's Hair Vigor, the -hair becomes soft, plaint, and glossy. The Vigor is the “host cleanly of all hair preparations, “ + e@e+ Nicely Entertained: The Royal Whist Club met. last ut the residence of Charles Grissell, Broad evento street. Tho tirst prizes were won by J. FE, Colley and Mrs. Charles Crrissell, the see ond prizes going to M, Rosenberg and Mrs, W. D. Vinton: company were serenaded by Messrs, Brink Pho+ During the evening the man and Jacobs, How many of those whe} Phe ; es He has -poregalgr chureh, 1 I believe, but put bint in a desert and 1] our . Is a visiting physician . . Ceorge . often We have received a correspondence from The ‘alarm. of fire at 8 o'clock last evening French Coygal in which the writer complains . was daused by a burning chimney at the . of the horrid condition of ‘the roads in that. residence of Leonard Foote, on Clark street, j locality and. says they are a disgrace to the . Piety Hill. “The bell at the Piety Hill fire county. The correspondent should~nat for . house a is the {rst to ring, but many who get that this has been 'a very hard winter on heard it supposed that a boy was striking a ithe roads. What damage the protractgd . quicksilver tank with a hammer, and paid : : : p B. Le ry i raimstorms failed to do was finishedbY PRE, no turther attention until the re gular bells j fate snow, The roads ev eryWhere: are in. rang. Aftér going ‘to the corner of . Pine ja very rough condition, and we doubt if the and Spring streets with their hose carts the . people of Freneh Corral and veoinity have . i . j {re companies were ordered back, as there cause for complaint than,those o was no need of their services, } . any more } other part ot f the county. Due allSwance & pitewme ; j should always be made for the Weather and Wiex suffering from throat or lung } other natural conditions that have a great troubles, take only such medicine ae has . eifeut pou the roads, . . been proved worthy of. contice nee, Sucha . wee ate . remedy is Ayet’s Chetry Pectoral: a specitic “"%. W. W. Stow’s Funeral. for sudden colds, aud invaluable in all “Thre tuneral of éhie Inte W. W. Stow took nee oF Spe antics pe acess aah a . druggists. Price St, } piace this’ toretoon from: the family. resi bee. . dence, 1,013 Pine street, San Francisco, and A-No. + Business Opportunity. the revaains were interred in Mountain View amines For lady or gentleman with small capital. fuquive at this office f4-lw } Cemetery, “Lise tollowing were the pall I. B, Bishop, W. Fk Herrin, KR. H, Lloyd, GoPreiltig, A. N. Tokne, “H._K. j Huntington, Dr. <C> FP, Buckley, \ustin and B. J. Watson; bearers Ps --9@e— Ir your kidneys are.inidetive, you will feel Joseph Sasa = SS ae sek and look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, and melancholy onthe jolliest Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Little Liver $1.00 $ eee x It Wii Pay you to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, With pure blood you need not fear the $"P, pneumonia, diphtheria or fever, Hood's . Sarsaparilla will make you . VECASTANS, and Balin will set you: right again, per bottle: Sold at-Carr Bros ; Drug Store. stropy * and + healthy. . Hoop's Pints are purely vegetable, -carethoumatism, by a timely resort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and dangerous malady at the outset. The term “dan serous’ is used advisegly, for rheuntatism is always liable to attack the terminate lite, organs and No testimony is more conclusive and concurrent than that. of physielans who testify to the excellent etfeot of the Bitters te this disease, Persons Incur a Wetting: “in rainy or suowy weather, and who are exposed to draughs, should use the Bitters asa preventive of ill effeers, M alania, dyspepsia, liver-and kidueys troublé, nex Verousness and debility ate also among the ailments to whieh this popular medicine iy adapted. — For the lnfirmitios, Soreness and stitfuess of the aged it is highly beneticiay POWDER Absolutely Pure. ! HA cream of tartar Lighest of all in atest United Report, Royal Baking’ Powder Co., ; 106 Wall St., N.Y, baking loavening States powile strength Goverument Foot The Vote for Governor, pamies 14. Budd 7, 22 Morris .M. Istee. { i sa EY eA Vis Te Sst Sk OM Ral Yar Wee aievog SLOT ANS statement ofthe of California, compilled by Albert Hart, The above figures are trom the -ottemal vote of the State Secretary of State. Our Guessing Contest wasfor the prizes ‘offered by us to the -persons Kuessing Nearest the number of votes*received . by the wining: or losifig candidate. Guess No. 59, ol 111,976 young yentlemen were invited in and played a number of. se lectious on the guitar and mandolin, + 0@s-Advertised Letters. i. The following is a list of the lettprs Pe in favor of Rudd was) made by Mr. red Godfrey, of Columbia ELila@nd wins the silver service, [tt being* the guess nearest he number of votes received by the winning candidate, Guess No.72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made by Hebert Thomas of Gold Flat. It wins the sugar bowl and spoons, being the nearest guess to the number of votes reQ maining in the postoltice at NevadeCity, Nevada County, Cal, Barrett, Miss May Gibson, J) Lane, Mrs ee oe Lewis, ©. W Keinharty Joseph Steen, ke. TT, Trebaseo, Zieger, Mrs, A, If not called for in liftecn days: the letters February 14, son will be sent to the dead letter office Vat these letters please say advertised, and pay a fee of on ties calling for any of will cent for each letter. Lronanp 8. CanKins, P.M, — + ©@eMrs, T. 8, says, “Shilok’s Vitalizer ‘savin My Line,’ I HAWKING, Cattanoos a, Tenn,, consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,”’. For Wy 4pepsia, Liver or “Kidney trouble it excels, Price 7 ote Sold by Carr Bros, ; 7 ee + = A stated meéeting of Nevada Lodge, No, kS; Bs ay M., will “be held Wednesday evening, Isth, at 720 A full attendance of inembers is desired, February o'clock Itis sold on # guarantee. by all druggists. It cure cipient Consumption end is the best (om gh and Croup Cure, and present’ residents as though he-had Sold by Carr Bros, ware A > Oe APRA EOAY, BEC ») (4M, Wawowiwi: a: I 4 It’s a Risky Proceeding OF purchasing candy if you haven't the best reason in the world for being perfectly satistied as to its purity, It is no exayper say P-Nut Taffy has taken. Nevada City by storm, It is more popular this ‘week than ation to that ‘ny it was lant, and it -will -be more popular next week than it was this, / — p \wawaran VETERE ROR IRE ROR ROR REAR vAwS : “ MAPA TATAT ATS EY’sS Cola) 2) FS £5 2 28) ‘CONAN w item imiaw ie iain se : : LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Masonic Notice,.ceived by the losing candidate, The Old Reliable: : é The Oldest _lfouse in this city, Gentlemen's Furnishing Under new management, with New Goods and New Prices. MARCUS M. BARUH; Manager. ———-——00 —______. ook at these Pris, Thy Ct Be Bat Flour, per 100, Ibs, $1.85 . : ; : . b1.S5 Sa'mon, 8 cans for $1 Corn, per too Ibs, $1.70. be ; . ‘ ( orned Beef, Libby ax for $1 Kolled Barley, per 100 Syc3K, RS aBh, Mes , ard, to lb cans, $7.20 Braw, per too Ibs. $b. 20. ' Lia A { Lard, -5 lb cans, 70. cts.¢ Middlings, per 100 Ibs" 4 r. On te ip a a2 ze ; DE3 Best Pickle: Rol] Butter, per Dry Granulated Sugar, — 15 lbs for $1." . Best. Reno Creamery Butter, roll, 4o cts, Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1, . : Rice, 16 Ibs for $1. . “sear stl ef ia oe Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1, . Tapico, 20 Ibs. for wh Pea Beans, 28 Ibs for $1, Oysters, 2 Ib’cans 5 for $1, . ~ mago, 20 lbs, for Fr, . ; les Se S Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs. $1 . Oysters, 1 Ib cans, to for $1. Raisins,:16 Ibs. fer $1. Oweet'Corn, 9 cans for $i. Citron, 20 cts. per Ib, Green Peas, 8 dans. for $1, Glee ee ae ee: ors Clams, 6 cans for $1 String Beans, 8 cans:for $1, . haa Soe ae “es -/Currants, 14 lbs. for $1: lo mos, to.cans for $1. agp p » * EF Call at the Store and see those Beautiful Books that we give away—free te each customer, * hes FB SEP OT SE. Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal.& o=2 S8GFOss Om appiigg [tt OeRey

sactions and financially able to ¢ ar’y Out any a Hall's Catarrh Cure Drugyists, Toledo, Olio, Drugg Guide to-Health and Household lustructur sumption and that there was no hope for -and $1.00, and pains for him. How many -are living meaty ‘ ae "y : u La r. , = ; $$ enon TS . 3 cnadidieciadedeameeteieiieaen Sestnt peunnseesesnese en SN RAS RR : Se : ay ' , = : =e =" 4 > > . : ll HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT) A Fribute to the Memory of the Late . . WALTER MEAD Ss spat never-left the scenes of, so many pleasures Rather Uncalled For. . A Burning Chimney, Published Every ‘Evening; éx6ept Sunday: BROWN « CALIINS, = Proprietegs. . : Be. L _@ 15 Cts. per Week or S0VCts. per, Month WHEN PMD IN ADVANEOR . DOELARS PER: vt AR. . SIX re ce Re em ee te a Ne oN neem ae B THURSDAY. FEB. 14, 1895, Oat cree vec ns ee ’ . UNIFORM RANK Kk. OF Pp. . Mountain Division Will Have a‘ Pub. . lic Installation. . . < v . Ata meeting of Mount ati Division, No, . " 16, Uniiorm Rank Kiuche ot Pythias, he ha . . last evening, the fullowing — officers wer elected: Charles Pecor, Sir Kaighet Captain; Ww. M. Quigley, Sir KuightLiewtenants He R. Hoskins, Sir Knight: Hlerald; (. H son, Sir Knight Recorder; Hlarri( teurge Cc, Gaylord, Sir Kuight Treasurer; Sir Kuights Deatlv has claimed another shining mark. . John Bacigalupi, Js i. Isaac and J. oA, No man has recently passed from fife in. Northway, Trustees, California to the other shore who has been . The installation wilk take place on Wed=} More sincerely motrued and whose life . nesday evening, Febru ary 27th, and will bed Cemented more warm friend: hip than that . public to invited guests, each member hay-{°! Hon, W. W. Stow. Those “who knew inviting a friend. “Fol: lowing the in ‘tallation a social hop will ibe given at Odd Pelfows banquet hall, It is expected that Colonel C.F. Mesistant Adjutant General C, Bryan Nichols and other the brigade are expected ‘to be ing the privilege of Bex Glashan, A grand otlicers: of present at i: the installation, T +-+@e 6 Must Mean Business, have been so fruitless, that I have adopted him best loved hira most, in the State he delighted to honor him: was equalled . were alnfost innumerable, but so thought. . } Ww knew. of class;when the grave has ‘received his re. mattis, His life was full ofacts of kindnes ‘. he most despised was deception, Ifa In-every county hadhosts of friends who } His -genero ivy . by but His few, charitie 5 fully and tenderly were th y bestowed that them here will be an army of ex¢epL the re Iprents, . iMournors of this . . man mi ee The rich andthe powerful received little . Cinn—Ho}. va, Tagy, what's that sign on : ! faa ef Bug moge consideration from him than, the our front door “No a ‘e exce : y . No admittance except! humblest, He always saw more good than . on business . T 1 : evil in mankind, “When -he once put his agg lére have > ; 7 . aes ‘ ; AEE SO MEDY “ YOUNR ria in an individual. he wever withdrew . men calling on my Ps BLK ir Vis : T . & on ny daughters and their visits it, without good cause. The trait which . . this plan to reduce the su plus, eee Uniform Rank Notice, mi All members of Uniform ink, Mountain Division, are hereby Armory Hall every notiticd to appear at} ™ Wedue (lay hight for drill practice. By order yi2tt Citas, Pkeor, Captain, oe ee. + ©@e + . N. D.-G. W. Attention= The regularmeeting of Laure 1 Parlor, No, 6, will be held on™tursd ty 14, : The feature of the eve ning will bea entine entertainment ; ValLune Courry k, Pres, Mary Hook, Ree, 2t al — + 2@e-Now’s This ‘ We offer One Hundred Dollars LLeward for any case of Catarrl that cannot be enped by KF, J. CHENE) We the undersigned, have Poledo, (0 known EF, J eCo,, Ft Ips Cheney for the last i) years, and believe him perfectly honorable in ill business tran obligatian made by their firm, West & Truax, Wholesale Drugyist, Toledo, O. Walding, Kiunan & Marvin, \W holesale ® Hall’s Catarrh Cure-is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous nt surfaces of the system, Price, 75e. per bottle. Sold by all Druyyists, once deceived him he could never re-estab lish his confidence, forgot, or, that he would not try to return Ww public life he never lost an oversensitiveness about his honor and kindness of heart, If he heard that some remark he had nade dr‘sdine action he had taken, had been in-j terpreted as an intent to injure the feelings of angther, it made him ¢vening, Feb, . had corrected the impression, ie was his dearer to geutle as a child in all bis social rel ations, He was a tender and affectionate. hu sDanal demanding strict compliance with the rules of right and justice and correct deportment, With: the laboring classes he cerely mourned; ment to thein and demanded that they be paid liberal wages, and, when he had them in his employ, that they should be well fed and comfortably housed, catering to their intellectual advancement in every way in his power. He was the least ostentatious. of men, He never .courted notoriety, socially or politically. Ile would always shrink from public appearance, even when his position seemed. to demand it, He was a great reader, hi world, the operations of ditferent govern mental system, the character of the entirely familiar No man ever did him favor, no matter how trivial, that he ever ith interest. His memory of such things as almost With all his phenomenal, miserable till he His » word bond, honor His personal Was him than all else. He was as id father, yet he was exax tipg andl firm in will be sinHe believed. jn just treat He believed, also, in atiairs of the rulers different fations, were subjects -he was with, Hé had a keen } hours for work and . He Was careful and methodical in HON. W. W. STOW: his unceasing efforts to accomplish results in whatever he engaged would speedily wear But he Was so systematic, so methodical in all he lil, that he duties with promptnéss and ease, He ~ out-an-ordinary physical system. attended to his multifarious had hours for recreation, When his wotk was ‘done he dropped all reference to it till working hours returned, his busi— uess,” -Hlis interests were scattered all over the State, and. atteutiong to them would Have required the whole time of an ordinary man, Yet he @onducted ‘them with ease, besides attending to duties devolving ; Qpou him for the benetit: of others; giving utvice to all whd sought. it; consulting With the throngs-who-visited— hin daily—on . has selPark and take in every detail of the work, plan for the stilying how to do the most with the least money, prout upon-supplies furnished or contracts 1858 he clo: failed to visit Golden Gate political matters. Since further improvements and all time No man has ever’ made a_ dollar , eutered into there, since he has been’ a Board eitizens of Commissioners, with niaking cost price for supphés furnished, member of the Had not all joined. him in or services rendered-there, he would have made lifela burden to*them, He has left his monument in Golden Gate Park; and his tiemory as a Commissioner will be held people of San Francisco and the Golden in grateful remembrance by “the State, In any mining county where he has operated, citizens have fouud out his methods of doing business, his-.courage and pertiWacrly in pushing developments, The same stery-is~ heard where-he has -hadlanded interests, b wikia ol other property. During his forty odd years of residence in California he lias done much to develop _its résources, He has always lent a helping hand to striggling enterprises and has been publie-spirited every day in the year, durState. In his Niabits he was temperate and regular, He lis entire residence in the Was an intense lover of his home. He could always be found there. after five o’clock in the evening, unless business called him elsewhere, which was seldom. -His chief Cujoyinent Was in the family gircle sur— rounded by those hie intensely loved, Mr, Stow doubtless had faufts and wag human, Tike the discovered them, restof us, but his friends seldem Hie possessed every good quality . have enumerated, and thousands the State far every one of them, andattest that I have of his triends all over will vouch : Pestimoyials analytical mind and a very retentive mem—. "0b exaggerdted them, Those--who. knew free, ory As a conversationalist. he wa ldom . bim—kuew of Iris kindness of heart, his un . 415 @ ] a é 5 3 5S seit . o ° ; flinching loy ilty to” triends hris gener igh 2 excelled dud no ene ever listened to him 5 ” Fj ch tke wiihant woquiring sataneeiae He pos. os impulses and public spirit, will. never : forget him Bb, J. Watson, sessed executive ability of the highest order b ; Those who hav used Dy, King s New His daily work, his great responsibility \ Bia Inco, Feb. ] fa ’ Discovery know its value, and those who . have not, have how the Opportunity to try it ; Free, Call'on flie advertised Druggist and FUNDS GETTING Low. [Ir atllicted with scalp diseases, hair fall geta Trial Bottle, Free; Send your name <a ing out,.and premature baldness, do not use and address to tF" Biicklen «and Co., . The Debris Commission Will Die if . grease or alcoholic preparations, but apply Chicago, and eta sample box of Dr. King’s Prompt Steps Are Not Taken. Hall's Hair. Renewer. New Life Pills, Free, as ‘well as & copy of in Free. All of which is guaraiiteed to do you good and cost you nothing, Sold at Carr . jt Bros; Drugstore, + ebe-e sin Two Lives Saved, Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Ill,, was told by her doctors she had ConJunction City, her, but two bottles Dr, K ing’s New. Discovery oompletely cured her and she says it Mr, Thos, 136 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a saved her life, Kiygers, € inento and San Joayuin rivers and thei dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tributaries, In two years the Coiminission tried without result everything else then has done nothing in this last’ direction for bought one bottle of Dr, King’s New .Dis wankat fond: covery and im two weeks w as cured, He is A yaar bao the Comminsion. tried to ax naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this Coughs and Colds. medicine in Free trial botthes at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50c : — ~ received 101 petitions to. resume hydraulic ys es shine ; Highest Honors—World's Fair, . y & POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. ( A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free 49 YEARS THE STANDARD. gr ess inakes an appropriation for its benefit is feared that the Comimission -will pass out of existence before many months more, When the Commission was organized Con gress gave it an appropriation of 15,000, and on this years, paying salaries, mile age, advertising: and other expenses necessary in passing upon petitions for the restimption of hy draulic upon these mining petitions the Comuni was empowered to invéstigate the Sacra cure an appropriation construction of a great dam at a point on the Yuba river, betweeh We (huerre Point and Marysville, but the appropriation was not allowed, mining, means, "says Recorder Cillette, ‘the employ ment of at least mines over 1,500,000 cubic yards of yravel have been removed, and estim ating the gold ate profits to the mine owners: would be about $300,000, ” will let the Commission die unless the California deléyation takes the matter of taining it in hand ak once. afid secures . 2° another appropriation, Sruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum; Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Che United States Debris Commi: s1On is a bad way, financially, and unless Con amount it has lived for two mining, In. addition. te passing ionk of $300,000 for the During the last year the Coimmissiog has and has granted 69.° ‘This 500 men, Fromm *these ield to. be 20 cents a enbic yard, the agyreThe impression prevails that Conuresa sus. . + *@e + Hackien’s Arnica’ Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, + *@e Biectric Bitters, : \ Chis remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who haye used Electric Bitters sing thé*saimngSong ot praise,—A purer medicine deés not exist and it is guaranteed Bitters wail cure all diseases of the Liver and KidBoils, Salt Rheum and other aflections caused by impure hleod. Will drive Land. prevent.as.wellas cure all Malaria] to dowdlthat is clained, Electric & neys, will rémove Pimples, Nialaria from the-system levers,—For cure of Headac he, ( ‘onstipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters— Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, Prive 50 cts. aud $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store \ ;Mrs. Viola Emer y * Dyspepsia and eatarrh of the, bowels, causod wes wile Bre ut suffering, She has been Hood's “t muna anaanannnn’ ‘orns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively curés Piles, or no pay required, It is yywaranfrom Ammonia, Alum or any, other adulterant, . teed to give perfect satisfavicn or . refunded, money Price 25 cents per. bex—for , . sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug ‘Store, symptoms, : has improy‘ uU res ed im looks } AA aéeaae ee eo at and weight, I havé also. taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for Serofala with mich benefit: Hood’s SarSaparilla isa splendid tonic. and blood purifier, HERMAN FP. EMERY, 348 Bixth Street, Portland, Cregon. “Hood's Pille cure Liyer Ils, Bo, @ a ever. Indigestion, Crampstaking Hood's Sarsapazilla and has no bad > . He Writes of Numerous Things, In« cluding the New Charter. . San Franciyco, Feb, 12, 1895, My Dear Teayscnier: I have a very Warn Wiend hore fathe person of Mr. John ; Kenny, "a whol ‘sale liquer dealer at 605 . Front street, tr. Kenny is an ev thusiastic® member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, nd he is to. be. féund .at all their annual gatherings, taking an active part. He also reads the TRaNsenirr, wheterer one of my letters, but he also reads everything else in letters appear only does*he read my the paner, including the ‘ads. He regards the daily paper published in Northern Califorthe l RANSCRIPT as most interesting ma. At tie meet gs ot the Hiberhians he has: been brought into intimate relations with Hon. T. oh, Carr, of your city, who is ‘Iso a constant attendant, .tle has @ great . regard for MiroC., and I believe would goa e-out of his to serve him. long Cistans way Well, the other day I took the paper which centained the appointinent of We “Cas Chief Deputy Assessor ta him, — Ha cond_it)

over carefully, and then said my.! He's have T. H.Carr as Justice of the Peace, “Oh, my, & regular ‘Poo Bah.’ Here we City Clerk, Deputy Assessor, and theCarr Bros., oceupy more space in-the TRANSCRIP] for advertising thad any other tirm. He desérves success,” said Mr. K., ‘and’ T hope How man} have that: he has married ? grown tomanhood and womanhood that he has.christened ? listened to his words of wisdom and prayer are left to greet him should he return * good man still pursues his ealling and is beloved by all. think he would tind Peace be chning years be some means of doing his detrou, the eold rood with him, and may g ‘ sheltered blasts of sorrow or. want. In cne of my former letters 1 wrote of omitted te doctors, but IT inadvertently mention one who hagachteved a faine s CONG to none in’ her spegtal tie These things are hable to occur, even vo the most. care tul, Which . aim not L refer to Miss F.C; Sargent, M.1., daushter of the. late "Nenator Sargent. She was born in. Nev ada City, and received the: foundation in that place for the splendil education whucll she ow: possesses, — She has studied her special. ties in all the great. medical ceuters of the had Mppertunity ile abroad with hor tather tani tald that she has effected some marvelous cures world, having abuncant wh but she is of such a nature that [ don't unobtrusive would. tell as’ l an’ anything retiring believe she even such an old friend about them. She at the Children’s’ Hospital “here, a very he will get it, as he is a right good fellow.” I said amen. Mr. ¥ seen the comic opera of the “Mikado: so! X., had evidently never . when I explained the peculiar characteristics . of “Poo Bah” he saidhe did not Mean it . that way'at all, but only in the matter of holding offices, } And while [ am writing of Trishinen and Ancient-Orders and such things, let inesay a few words about.one who I see is still in your midst, but whom . thought had Jong [ retour to the tlow well do I rememfather friends, and every time when 1 returned home from Marysville they were both at the stage oflice to meet me, since gone to join his fathers. Rev. Father Claire, ber him? He and my were preat hand, Father Claire, and may you live long to lead your flock into the paths they should tread, Here’s my Hilk NEW CHARTER, I think I can safely say that the New Charter about.to be submitted to the people of this city in a few days, is doomed to ineet the fate. of its. predecossors. It was hastily gotten up, and: in my opinion is crude. ‘Lhe framers did not have the time nor the means at their command to draft 1 believe the head of every department here should have such an important document, been consulted as to the needs of their par ticular offices, The subordinates, too, might with great protit have: been called upon for Phis was not done, mainly . presume from lack such information as they possessed, of time, dt cannot for a moment be thought that a promiscuous body of men, taken from the business walks of lite, with perhaps one or two exceptions, could, in the short space of time allotted’them, make a set of organic laws for such a large city as this that would withstand the test of time. The very greatest care should be exercised, and all sources Sut clent time sheuld be giverr to cligest all this, of infermation eagerly sought for, and then to put it in @ Compact form, so that the people may easity read ‘and readily Such understani it. was not done in the case under consideration. tt -was a rush y ' from beginfing to end, So, as 1 said before, unless theré is’a great change within a few days, the New Charter is doomed, A FEW MORE, A few days ago I happened to walk along Pacitic Avenue, and when between Laguna and Buchanan streets, 1 stopped ‘to look at areally palatial residence. Lt is situated the street, (the ‘desirable for all purposes), and commands a on the north side of Tost beautiful view of the Golden ttate® and the Bay. All the points of interest must be obserable from theréar pertion of the house Such is the house built by Levert McMurray. Who of In early days his headquarters were on Shady Creek, between never be obscured. old-timers d6es not remember him ” Cherokee and Columbia Hill, I believe; and there be laid the foundation for the large fertune which he now possesses, He has been singularly fortunate in his legitimate mining and ditch enterprises, and he is one of our—‘solid”* men. He is called ‘Colonel We have lots of ‘‘Colonels,” is ‘*Colonel” Head and ‘Colonel Mead, and I title of **Doctor.”’ lows, us Nevada county pee de> 4 , pect now. There Morrow, and ‘‘Colonel even the great TelBut to re turn Mr. MuMurray was always noted for have Oh! we are hts geniality of mauner, and the same bright smile and warm grasp of the hand rreets his old friends whenever he me te them Prosperity has not spoiled, but rather has mellowed hin, : One day last week, in passing down’ Larkin street, I met my old friewd -Revy. A ie > Ut Warren. He looked remarkably well, aad his step was as firm and his eyes as bright ayo, We spoke of early days in Nevada City, of as they Were thirty-five or forty years its brave men and beautiful women, and I found that the Dr., took as great an inter-est in the whereabouts and welfare ot former that business ever since. (1 have never béen in it), andthe -view-ean . high honor, Her specials are the eye, the ear aud the throat. Aud speaking of that family, puts’ me in! mind of Ueorge Sargent, who is “rapidly . ‘uly prepared fronrthe best ingredients. 25e, torging his way tothe front rank’ in‘ his SSRs chosen profession of the law, Nothing can } A Terrible Visitént. keep a member ef that family in medio rity Pain is-always e terrible Visitant, and they will come -to the front ‘lomictles itself. with one for life, grows every day to look more like’ his Chis inthetion is preventible, in’ cases of tather, and b imagine he has some—ofhis Mannerisms, — He has that quick step n= dicative. of. a) nervous teiiperament, the fact, 1 great similarity, and . venture the tion that ico. C, same as his father. In Cau see al predic Sargent will yet be heard from, Once in a while LT run across J.B. RichNeKor along time in thé fifties he was a partner of the late ‘T. T. mond—‘'Rich.,”’ as he was called in vada City, Davenport in the grocery business on the lower part of Main street. He afterwards drifted into politics and 1 believe he has been in At present he is Land Office in this iby, Waren Mean, — + eOee ‘clerk inthe U.S, MANY women find great diftictilty in ar ranging their hair becomingly, ‘because of its harsh and coarse texture, By the use of, Ayer's Hair Vigor, the -hair becomes soft, plaint, and glossy. The Vigor is the “host cleanly of all hair preparations, “ + e@e+ Nicely Entertained: The Royal Whist Club met. last ut the residence of Charles Grissell, Broad evento street. Tho tirst prizes were won by J. FE, Colley and Mrs. Charles Crrissell, the see ond prizes going to M, Rosenberg and Mrs, W. D. Vinton: company were serenaded by Messrs, Brink Pho+ During the evening the man and Jacobs, How many of those whe} Phe ; es He has -poregalgr chureh, 1 I believe, but put bint in a desert and 1] our . Is a visiting physician . . Ceorge . often We have received a correspondence from The ‘alarm. of fire at 8 o'clock last evening French Coygal in which the writer complains . was daused by a burning chimney at the . of the horrid condition of ‘the roads in that. residence of Leonard Foote, on Clark street, j locality and. says they are a disgrace to the . Piety Hill. “The bell at the Piety Hill fire county. The correspondent should~nat for . house a is the {rst to ring, but many who get that this has been 'a very hard winter on heard it supposed that a boy was striking a ithe roads. What damage the protractgd . quicksilver tank with a hammer, and paid : : : p B. Le ry i raimstorms failed to do was finishedbY PRE, no turther attention until the re gular bells j fate snow, The roads ev eryWhere: are in. rang. Aftér going ‘to the corner of . Pine ja very rough condition, and we doubt if the and Spring streets with their hose carts the . people of Freneh Corral and veoinity have . i . j {re companies were ordered back, as there cause for complaint than,those o was no need of their services, } . any more } other part ot f the county. Due allSwance & pitewme ; j should always be made for the Weather and Wiex suffering from throat or lung } other natural conditions that have a great troubles, take only such medicine ae has . eifeut pou the roads, . . been proved worthy of. contice nee, Sucha . wee ate . remedy is Ayet’s Chetry Pectoral: a specitic “"%. W. W. Stow’s Funeral. for sudden colds, aud invaluable in all “Thre tuneral of éhie Inte W. W. Stow took nee oF Spe antics pe acess aah a . druggists. Price St, } piace this’ toretoon from: the family. resi bee. . dence, 1,013 Pine street, San Francisco, and A-No. + Business Opportunity. the revaains were interred in Mountain View amines For lady or gentleman with small capital. fuquive at this office f4-lw } Cemetery, “Lise tollowing were the pall I. B, Bishop, W. Fk Herrin, KR. H, Lloyd, GoPreiltig, A. N. Tokne, “H._K. j Huntington, Dr. <C> FP, Buckley, \ustin and B. J. Watson; bearers Ps --9@e— Ir your kidneys are.inidetive, you will feel Joseph Sasa = SS ae sek and look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, and melancholy onthe jolliest Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Little Liver $1.00 $ eee x It Wii Pay you to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, With pure blood you need not fear the $"P, pneumonia, diphtheria or fever, Hood's . Sarsaparilla will make you . VECASTANS, and Balin will set you: right again, per bottle: Sold at-Carr Bros ; Drug Store. stropy * and + healthy. . Hoop's Pints are purely vegetable, -carethoumatism, by a timely resort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and dangerous malady at the outset. The term “dan serous’ is used advisegly, for rheuntatism is always liable to attack the terminate lite, organs and No testimony is more conclusive and concurrent than that. of physielans who testify to the excellent etfeot of the Bitters te this disease, Persons Incur a Wetting: “in rainy or suowy weather, and who are exposed to draughs, should use the Bitters asa preventive of ill effeers, M alania, dyspepsia, liver-and kidueys troublé, nex Verousness and debility ate also among the ailments to whieh this popular medicine iy adapted. — For the lnfirmitios, Soreness and stitfuess of the aged it is highly beneticiay POWDER Absolutely Pure. ! HA cream of tartar Lighest of all in atest United Report, Royal Baking’ Powder Co., ; 106 Wall St., N.Y, baking loavening States powile strength Goverument Foot The Vote for Governor, pamies 14. Budd 7, 22 Morris .M. Istee. { i sa EY eA Vis Te Sst Sk OM Ral Yar Wee aievog SLOT ANS statement ofthe of California, compilled by Albert Hart, The above figures are trom the -ottemal vote of the State Secretary of State. Our Guessing Contest wasfor the prizes ‘offered by us to the -persons Kuessing Nearest the number of votes*received . by the wining: or losifig candidate. Guess No. 59, ol 111,976 young yentlemen were invited in and played a number of. se lectious on the guitar and mandolin, + 0@s-Advertised Letters. i. The following is a list of the lettprs Pe in favor of Rudd was) made by Mr. red Godfrey, of Columbia ELila@nd wins the silver service, [tt being* the guess nearest he number of votes received by the winning candidate, Guess No.72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made by Hebert Thomas of Gold Flat. It wins the sugar bowl and spoons, being the nearest guess to the number of votes reQ maining in the postoltice at NevadeCity, Nevada County, Cal, Barrett, Miss May Gibson, J) Lane, Mrs ee oe Lewis, ©. W Keinharty Joseph Steen, ke. TT, Trebaseo, Zieger, Mrs, A, If not called for in liftecn days: the letters February 14, son will be sent to the dead letter office Vat these letters please say advertised, and pay a fee of on ties calling for any of will cent for each letter. Lronanp 8. CanKins, P.M, — + ©@eMrs, T. 8, says, “Shilok’s Vitalizer ‘savin My Line,’ I HAWKING, Cattanoos a, Tenn,, consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,”’. For Wy 4pepsia, Liver or “Kidney trouble it excels, Price 7 ote Sold by Carr Bros, ; 7 ee + = A stated meéeting of Nevada Lodge, No, kS; Bs ay M., will “be held Wednesday evening, Isth, at 720 A full attendance of inembers is desired, February o'clock Itis sold on # guarantee. by all druggists. It cure cipient Consumption end is the best (om gh and Croup Cure, and present’ residents as though he-had Sold by Carr Bros, ware A > Oe APRA EOAY, BEC ») (4M, Wawowiwi: a: I 4 It’s a Risky Proceeding OF purchasing candy if you haven't the best reason in the world for being perfectly satistied as to its purity, It is no exayper say P-Nut Taffy has taken. Nevada City by storm, It is more popular this ‘week than ation to that ‘ny it was lant, and it -will -be more popular next week than it was this, / — p \wawaran VETERE ROR IRE ROR ROR REAR vAwS : “ MAPA TATAT ATS EY’sS Cola) 2) FS £5 2 28) ‘CONAN w item imiaw ie iain se : : LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Masonic Notice,.ceived by the losing candidate, The Old Reliable: : é The Oldest _lfouse in this city, Gentlemen's Furnishing Under new management, with New Goods and New Prices. MARCUS M. BARUH; Manager. ———-——00 —______. ook at these Pris, Thy Ct Be Bat Flour, per 100, Ibs, $1.85 . : ; : . b1.S5 Sa'mon, 8 cans for $1 Corn, per too Ibs, $1.70. be ; . ‘ ( orned Beef, Libby ax for $1 Kolled Barley, per 100 Syc3K, RS aBh, Mes , ard, to lb cans, $7.20 Braw, per too Ibs. $b. 20. ' Lia A { Lard, -5 lb cans, 70. cts.¢ Middlings, per 100 Ibs" 4 r. On te ip a a2 ze ; DE3 Best Pickle: Rol] Butter, per Dry Granulated Sugar, — 15 lbs for $1." . Best. Reno Creamery Butter, roll, 4o cts, Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1, . : Rice, 16 Ibs for $1. . “sear stl ef ia oe Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1, . Tapico, 20 Ibs. for wh Pea Beans, 28 Ibs for $1, Oysters, 2 Ib’cans 5 for $1, . ~ mago, 20 lbs, for Fr, . ; les Se S Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs. $1 . Oysters, 1 Ib cans, to for $1. Raisins,:16 Ibs. fer $1. Oweet'Corn, 9 cans for $i. Citron, 20 cts. per Ib, Green Peas, 8 dans. for $1, Glee ee ae ee: ors Clams, 6 cans for $1 String Beans, 8 cans:for $1, . haa Soe ae “es -/Currants, 14 lbs. for $1: lo mos, to.cans for $1. agp p » * EF Call at the Store and see those Beautiful Books that we give away—free te each customer, * hes FB SEP OT SE. Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal.& o=2 S8GFOss Om appiigg [tt OeRey