February 19, 1898 (4 pages)

i) LOTHING, ae : e Ga ir Store. . 50, only $1 85, emain HALL, ‘loors, Stone, Stone Co . Tiles, Urns skets, etc. work to be don Bhp ed net pene rk ite. Prices. ished on large or n we did work at ny k BIg Rte i wo will cor \RSHALL, ANSCRIPT Office, ~ Nevada City. sey > seeded by ckly as half ih the Enisin and ler, Easy d economigrapes and: erate of a re minutes. le in every Grape Seeder 1 hardware e $x. Send ip for the ng House200 eee ladeiph ri Meat hia,’ ALKINS, CAL. ERS . Mr, Grant’s pretensions to the® office, . therefore, should be canvassed temties. of that commanding’ ‘éhatacter the hands 6f-atiy’ political p pein ot Tiinel Nestos shacataw trees pres ‘The honor Mr! Grant is . 4,4; me tedin d pires has a very important. upon the material prreintorsar political welfare of a great. commonwealth. Perately and justly by the people of this State. » . Placing _ At the outset, ‘the quest toa arisee:. % Do the personal qualifications of U. at Grant, Jr, of themselves cons valid basis and suggestion of -didacy, or is his candidacy by the distinguished name he bears, or . iP "the honored historic lineage to which he the nation could no, it did for General “thay justly lay claim? What, then, are Mr. Grant’s qnalifi. ations for the office of Senator? Has successive terms and his remains rehis education especially qualified him for a career in the highest patliamentary body inthe world? Are his abili-. which will enable him to step from the, floor into the august place of a Senator without. experience?. What has been his career as a party leader? Of what, great political principles has he been the proponent? What speech has he delivered upon national isstes which has pointed the way to a solution of great national problems?’ What aid has he -rendered to the party at whose hands he asks political perferment in achieving-and maintaining supremacy in the nation? Inseeking answers to these questions, we are animated by no spirit of prejudice toward the aspirant. But these questions must be answered, and satis. , factorily to this people, or Mr. Grant . has no possible chance of election. To . take these questions seriatim, answers. are not far to seek. U. 3. Grant has bad noexperience in . ' any legislative body. ~He is therefore a novice in statesmanship. There is nothing in the éducational qualifications of U. S. Grant which would afford 4 guarantee of a successful . , career in the greatest legislative foram of the world. Mr. Grant has manifested on no fleld of intellectual activity, commanding abilities of any order. -<He has deserved no recognition af @ leader to whom it owas either aL tade‘or feality. Ho bas not -eaergizad ths national conscience concerniug any great principle of civil liberty, or instracted or enlightened the nation on any great question of public policy. He has delivered no speech at any time or place which would stamp him asan intellectual leader, philospher, politition or statesman. He has rendered no distinguished service to the Republican party aud has not contributed appreciably to its success in the State or in .the nation. The questions we. have propounded being irrefutably answered in the nega. tive, it follows by the conclusion of in-. exorable logic that U. 8. Grant, Jr., di-. wested of his name and. tbe patriotic association with which it. will be forever connected, and divested of the historic lineage which belongs to him, would possess no personal qualifica“¢ions constituting a valid claim to great office of Senator or ‘suggesting his. name and serenely sad that office. The name of U. S. Grant is associated with the strongest patrioticsentiments the human mind can know. From Bel-. ment to Appomattox U. 8. Grent was the one peerless military hero of the great historic period of this nation. A proud and happy nation acknowledges with the deepest gratitude the service he rendered his country as a military captain. But the attributes of character which distinguished him,ended with -his military career. If the great qualities of General Ulysses 8. Grant have descended to his son, they are in the ine of military genius and patriotic Aevotion, for the administrations of e ‘President Grant were conspicuous fail. mres. It was infinitely greater to be: Grant than to be President, and the Presidency added nothing, but detracted much from the foundations upon which the fame of the great General of the Civil War rests. The claim of U.S. Grant, Jr. to be United States Senator from California therefore has no broader foundation urerer ems ane So . the Banat ‘wanted to’ marry a nobleman.”—Chica. . # trades itesif:: What wouta W. 8. Grant, . Sr. have said to the ek of} Abe toa! the . be honored by that proceeding. All Grant. It honored tim while living. It lives upon his memory now that he is dead. It made him President two pose in a mausoleum “fit for the tomb of: a deadGod.” That ‘tomb is the Mecca of American patriotism.The attempt to pay tribute to the memory of this ‘dead hero by elevating ‘his son to a-position for which hie does ‘not ‘possess. the necessary . personal qualifications would be infinitely belittling to Aimerican institutions. Living, it might have flattered the paternal! vanity “of General Grant; but dead, it is scant honor to his memory. Been ye ~26e Inclined to Be Extravagant. “I'm efraid,” eaid the old gentle. man, ehaking ‘his head sadly, “that ‘you. have permitted Mabel to acquire extravagant tastes.” The fond mother was instantly on “3 don’t see where you got that ides,” she retorted. “Otly last evening,” hé ‘answered, “she intimated very plainly that she go Post. : Ambiguity. “Did you take my: message to the Gil‘dingby ?” asked the young man with the obtrusive. yoice. “Yes, I told them that you have a cold ‘and can’t sing, but that you were comoy except Mies Gildingby. ‘said she was ever 50 glad.”—Washington ‘Star. —_— One Sure Way.“What's the best: way to tell a bad egg?” asked the sweet young thing who had entered the bonds of et ae ‘without any practical experience in housekeeping. -*E-don’t know, I’m sure,” answered her cruel husband. “Did you ever try tasting it?”—Chicago Post. , 2 tile Parental Relation. . “We have tried our best to be father ‘and mother to’the poor little orphan,” she said, with tears in her eyes, “buat somehow, do what we will to win his confidence fia esteem, we can’t get that child to think he knows more than we ."——-N, ¥. Journal. Merely a Suggestion. ' Mrs. Bowers—I do wish you would go *to church with me occasionally. How are people to know that I am married if they never see you with me? Mr. Bowers—Easily! Take the children with you.—Tit-hits. a ‘Call for Robin Hood. NEVADA, THEATRE. Two Nights, Je4 2/st. Wahara’s Tiammoth Minstrels. Money Refunded if This is Not the Best Show Ever in Nevada City. od = Singers, Lznccts. than the mere fact that the mere fact that he is the son of a distinguished ; general and patriot ; one to whom the . nation owes a debt of gratitude._ To _ acknowledge a claim of this nature by the conferment of official dignity is in the highest sense a concession to the right of heredity. This government is founded upon individual manhood. Under its insti-° tations the humblest_ may aspire to -the highest: honor within the gift of A Reha and Cael Performan fee omg This is the. ia A HOT — Georgia Shouters, ‘BUNCH OF. Jubilee Singers, . iy eee Caliope Quareette, to! j h . . the family, “is a véry superior woman, . 4. ~ . She can. converse. intelligently, ibe : ing anyway.” , “How did they take the 1 news?” . . -“] don’t know. any .reConcert Orchestra, . “In what si a book . stow Se eas “Mrs. Meeker,” observed a friend of 2 ication." lieve, on a. thousand different < Yes,” sighed Mr. Meeker. “And she does.”—Chicago Tribune. Anxfous to P! make my mouth small, will rua! s0.sma!l? I know it is large, really, but make it quite tiny, will you? 24 Arfist (politely) —Certainly, madam. ‘If you prefer it, I wil! leave it out eeaags gether.—Tit-Bits. . After fhe Fire. Mrs. Query—Did you save any of your. clothes? Mrs. Deery—No. I only had time to take the papers out of my and put on iced best nightdress.—U p-to-Date: hse Mrs: Bigsby iets her husband practice on his cornet at home.” ~ “What's that for?” “Tt gives her an excuse to be away all Eo ITE 6 ie sioe sie lady (altting for penal aos Henatol Dover. ots Eoheties Pine Druggist a, If you want to age keep thoroughly posted on the + =. of the : Gold Mining Industry ot the county, = and to: be informed on general Local, State and General happenings, you can get this news in the TRANSCRIPT the time.’—Chicago Record. “Noah Was Prophet. Sunday SchoolTeacher—Who was Noah? When he said it was going to rain, nobody believed hini.—N. Y. Tribune. Appropriately Christenea. . “T reckons,” said the old colored man, “dat I better change de name o’ dat mule.” “It doesn’t make much difference about what you calla mule, does it?” “No. But I likes ter hab it somethin’ *propriate. .Did you ebber hayah tell "bout sukeumstances ober which you had no control?” “Yes.” “Well, dat’s whut. I’s adits call ‘im; Suhcumetances!’ ’—Washington Star. Objection Sustained.“And after the robbery you just “y ates yelled. une exeited young: lawyer for the. prisoner, “‘to any s “base insinuation. The walk was nailed fAown and is stil there.”—Detroit Free Press. Eternal Fitness of Things. “Papa, how do you spell the last syllable of ‘whisky ?’.” asked the boy who was writing a school composition. + “The same as the last syllable of . Kentueky,” ” sharply replied the colonel, incensed at the boy’s ignorance.— Chicago Tribune. : ils Chance, . eS Timmins—I have a notion te write Mom. (Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to.$12s. Pupil_He waa « weather prophet (QUALrtz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and, typical of the banner gold min. ing county of California, We manufacture them to order. . Four Leat Clover Watch Charm! Are the latest. Some ple say they. bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or sot thay are selling fas ot 4 Cd All the best to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high priced. A Specialty of Repairing. Luetje & Brand. one of these Scotch dialect stories. =. EJAMES. KINKEAD'S _ . See eiceeatenees a Simmons—But vou don’t know anything about Seotch dialect. Timins —I know as much about it as the people who buy the stories.—Indianapolis Journal. Too” Bad! Alum shrivels up the insides. Too bad the “makers of ° low-price baking powder getting rich. Schilling's Best does no harm. is 50 CENTS A WEEK dvertisem ae of not te exesed. & nes in “length inert . unear ee fe head tor peed fica Sn pclae 10 week or ble variably in Dadvanes. Singing Lessons, Nevada City Every’ Thursday. Those desiring lessons will plesse leave word at MRS. C J. BRAND'S. febi?-im Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs. McIntire at residence on Water St. Feb.17. Wagon For Sale. A light, one-horse spring wagoh is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. z Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good aa esta Inquire at this office. 715 For Rent. Hunt's ‘Hill Ranch, with orchard, house and barn. ) Also, three acres of alfalfa, and Paget on pg there ar Enquire of G. TURNER, Boulder street, adjoining Mares amber Yard : £12-tf don’t try some other way of . , as —BY— This Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All uns etn ieregoreneras. NOPVOUSHESS Of Diseases of Generative OPgaNS Gamecock Whisky dit. IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS . oo TiRED FEELIN DEBILITY AL WE IMPOTENCY, $0-0-0-0-00-000 + 6+ DESPONDENCY AND CO ATION. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE ‘FAILS. & an operation. {BI SSoere sega gaaret tnetid the money if a permanent cure isnoteife by the —liberty) . “ RIC A: _ Nevada, County Directory. peeyacripi any som ees: Steer vakabe hs opis toma. a OWN. Tremere . hereditary right. It is the glory Grund Free Qoncert at 7:15—Lesting. = == Organ For Salen ‘eitis-ns enjoy equal distinotion with ol rein frown Geans'Valley. . em mye eye geented bag githout borrowing trom heredity. a enquire of J. G. RICH. . x le s> ondgre AY by DRKERMAN CO. ee > a Doctor the sisi pide de WE the vitality of the SEYmed is beca: 9 be rosso why Rox which CUPIDINE is the only known remAre Just Right, Rattan Chairs, Combination Book ae Funey Rockers, Criffoniers, s £ , and Secretaries, 24 Sheets First Quality Linen Stock, 24 Envelopes to match, ©In a handsome box, FOR 25 CENTS. AT DICKERMAN'S. Climax Dry Plate Developer Is meeting with great favor, BECAUSE It is easy to work. Keeps well. Makes fine negatives. Can be used over and over. ‘Only 25 Cents, Pint, 50 Cents, Quart READY FOR USE. H. DIGRERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. Good Things for RARE YOUR TAKE ROBIN HOOD Dinner For an Appetizer. 00¢ CORED DOO DEO SEO SEO CEC CCRDERROOFCES Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, % Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India ee Chutney. HH SH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ®& ® SaaS Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, 4 Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOELP, The Cash ole BEEAIVE eS GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, = = svoncgnseeeors oanen Proprietor . Agency For--[onogram Whiskey *. Blue Label Catsup : Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for _ . . ee Fancy Groceries > PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Pepi ossjcartsnsetcenscheas $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt . . 1.00}Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 gee bulk, per gal. ‘so TR WISE .000--rccssse Olives, he Se 'Bryant’s Root Beer ,B%. 10 Mikado Soap, per baf. «::. 05 ‘Hire’s “© 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. *© = = * ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. -<-_ = = = © © © @ @ @ No STALE Goons. . I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My _ policy is to buy te THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices One price to;all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, " : Commercial Street, Nevada city.

i) LOTHING, ae : e Ga ir Store. . 50, only $1 85, emain HALL, ‘loors, Stone, Stone Co . Tiles, Urns skets, etc. work to be don Bhp ed net pene rk ite. Prices. ished on large or n we did work at ny k BIg Rte i wo will cor \RSHALL, ANSCRIPT Office, ~ Nevada City. sey > seeded by ckly as half ih the Enisin and ler, Easy d economigrapes and: erate of a re minutes. le in every Grape Seeder 1 hardware e $x. Send ip for the ng House200 eee ladeiph ri Meat hia,’ ALKINS, CAL. ERS . Mr, Grant’s pretensions to the® office, . therefore, should be canvassed temties. of that commanding’ ‘éhatacter the hands 6f-atiy’ political p pein ot Tiinel Nestos shacataw trees pres ‘The honor Mr! Grant is . 4,4; me tedin d pires has a very important. upon the material prreintorsar political welfare of a great. commonwealth. Perately and justly by the people of this State. » . Placing _ At the outset, ‘the quest toa arisee:. % Do the personal qualifications of U. at Grant, Jr, of themselves cons valid basis and suggestion of -didacy, or is his candidacy by the distinguished name he bears, or . iP "the honored historic lineage to which he the nation could no, it did for General “thay justly lay claim? What, then, are Mr. Grant’s qnalifi. ations for the office of Senator? Has successive terms and his remains rehis education especially qualified him for a career in the highest patliamentary body inthe world? Are his abili-. which will enable him to step from the, floor into the august place of a Senator without. experience?. What has been his career as a party leader? Of what, great political principles has he been the proponent? What speech has he delivered upon national isstes which has pointed the way to a solution of great national problems?’ What aid has he -rendered to the party at whose hands he asks political perferment in achieving-and maintaining supremacy in the nation? Inseeking answers to these questions, we are animated by no spirit of prejudice toward the aspirant. But these questions must be answered, and satis. , factorily to this people, or Mr. Grant . has no possible chance of election. To . take these questions seriatim, answers. are not far to seek. U. 3. Grant has bad noexperience in . ' any legislative body. ~He is therefore a novice in statesmanship. There is nothing in the éducational qualifications of U. S. Grant which would afford 4 guarantee of a successful . , career in the greatest legislative foram of the world. Mr. Grant has manifested on no fleld of intellectual activity, commanding abilities of any order. -<He has deserved no recognition af @ leader to whom it owas either aL tade‘or feality. Ho bas not -eaergizad ths national conscience concerniug any great principle of civil liberty, or instracted or enlightened the nation on any great question of public policy. He has delivered no speech at any time or place which would stamp him asan intellectual leader, philospher, politition or statesman. He has rendered no distinguished service to the Republican party aud has not contributed appreciably to its success in the State or in .the nation. The questions we. have propounded being irrefutably answered in the nega. tive, it follows by the conclusion of in-. exorable logic that U. 8. Grant, Jr., di-. wested of his name and. tbe patriotic association with which it. will be forever connected, and divested of the historic lineage which belongs to him, would possess no personal qualifica“¢ions constituting a valid claim to great office of Senator or ‘suggesting his. name and serenely sad that office. The name of U. S. Grant is associated with the strongest patrioticsentiments the human mind can know. From Bel-. ment to Appomattox U. 8. Grent was the one peerless military hero of the great historic period of this nation. A proud and happy nation acknowledges with the deepest gratitude the service he rendered his country as a military captain. But the attributes of character which distinguished him,ended with -his military career. If the great qualities of General Ulysses 8. Grant have descended to his son, they are in the ine of military genius and patriotic Aevotion, for the administrations of e ‘President Grant were conspicuous fail. mres. It was infinitely greater to be: Grant than to be President, and the Presidency added nothing, but detracted much from the foundations upon which the fame of the great General of the Civil War rests. The claim of U.S. Grant, Jr. to be United States Senator from California therefore has no broader foundation urerer ems ane So . the Banat ‘wanted to’ marry a nobleman.”—Chica. . # trades itesif:: What wouta W. 8. Grant, . Sr. have said to the ek of} Abe toa! the . be honored by that proceeding. All Grant. It honored tim while living. It lives upon his memory now that he is dead. It made him President two pose in a mausoleum “fit for the tomb of: a deadGod.” That ‘tomb is the Mecca of American patriotism.The attempt to pay tribute to the memory of this ‘dead hero by elevating ‘his son to a-position for which hie does ‘not ‘possess. the necessary . personal qualifications would be infinitely belittling to Aimerican institutions. Living, it might have flattered the paternal! vanity “of General Grant; but dead, it is scant honor to his memory. Been ye ~26e Inclined to Be Extravagant. “I'm efraid,” eaid the old gentle. man, ehaking ‘his head sadly, “that ‘you. have permitted Mabel to acquire extravagant tastes.” The fond mother was instantly on “3 don’t see where you got that ides,” she retorted. “Otly last evening,” hé ‘answered, “she intimated very plainly that she go Post. : Ambiguity. “Did you take my: message to the Gil‘dingby ?” asked the young man with the obtrusive. yoice. “Yes, I told them that you have a cold ‘and can’t sing, but that you were comoy except Mies Gildingby. ‘said she was ever 50 glad.”—Washington ‘Star. —_— One Sure Way.“What's the best: way to tell a bad egg?” asked the sweet young thing who had entered the bonds of et ae ‘without any practical experience in housekeeping. -*E-don’t know, I’m sure,” answered her cruel husband. “Did you ever try tasting it?”—Chicago Post. , 2 tile Parental Relation. . “We have tried our best to be father ‘and mother to’the poor little orphan,” she said, with tears in her eyes, “buat somehow, do what we will to win his confidence fia esteem, we can’t get that child to think he knows more than we ."——-N, ¥. Journal. Merely a Suggestion. ' Mrs. Bowers—I do wish you would go *to church with me occasionally. How are people to know that I am married if they never see you with me? Mr. Bowers—Easily! Take the children with you.—Tit-hits. a ‘Call for Robin Hood. NEVADA, THEATRE. Two Nights, Je4 2/st. Wahara’s Tiammoth Minstrels. Money Refunded if This is Not the Best Show Ever in Nevada City. od = Singers, Lznccts. than the mere fact that the mere fact that he is the son of a distinguished ; general and patriot ; one to whom the . nation owes a debt of gratitude._ To _ acknowledge a claim of this nature by the conferment of official dignity is in the highest sense a concession to the right of heredity. This government is founded upon individual manhood. Under its insti-° tations the humblest_ may aspire to -the highest: honor within the gift of A Reha and Cael Performan fee omg This is the. ia A HOT — Georgia Shouters, ‘BUNCH OF. Jubilee Singers, . iy eee Caliope Quareette, to! j h . . the family, “is a véry superior woman, . 4. ~ . She can. converse. intelligently, ibe : ing anyway.” , “How did they take the 1 news?” . .

-“] don’t know. any .reConcert Orchestra, . “In what si a book . stow Se eas “Mrs. Meeker,” observed a friend of 2 ication." lieve, on a. thousand different < Yes,” sighed Mr. Meeker. “And she does.”—Chicago Tribune. Anxfous to P! make my mouth small, will rua! s0.sma!l? I know it is large, really, but make it quite tiny, will you? 24 Arfist (politely) —Certainly, madam. ‘If you prefer it, I wil! leave it out eeaags gether.—Tit-Bits. . After fhe Fire. Mrs. Query—Did you save any of your. clothes? Mrs. Deery—No. I only had time to take the papers out of my and put on iced best nightdress.—U p-to-Date: hse Mrs: Bigsby iets her husband practice on his cornet at home.” ~ “What's that for?” “Tt gives her an excuse to be away all Eo ITE 6 ie sioe sie lady (altting for penal aos Henatol Dover. ots Eoheties Pine Druggist a, If you want to age keep thoroughly posted on the + =. of the : Gold Mining Industry ot the county, = and to: be informed on general Local, State and General happenings, you can get this news in the TRANSCRIPT the time.’—Chicago Record. “Noah Was Prophet. Sunday SchoolTeacher—Who was Noah? When he said it was going to rain, nobody believed hini.—N. Y. Tribune. Appropriately Christenea. . “T reckons,” said the old colored man, “dat I better change de name o’ dat mule.” “It doesn’t make much difference about what you calla mule, does it?” “No. But I likes ter hab it somethin’ *propriate. .Did you ebber hayah tell "bout sukeumstances ober which you had no control?” “Yes.” “Well, dat’s whut. I’s adits call ‘im; Suhcumetances!’ ’—Washington Star. Objection Sustained.“And after the robbery you just “y ates yelled. une exeited young: lawyer for the. prisoner, “‘to any s “base insinuation. The walk was nailed fAown and is stil there.”—Detroit Free Press. Eternal Fitness of Things. “Papa, how do you spell the last syllable of ‘whisky ?’.” asked the boy who was writing a school composition. + “The same as the last syllable of . Kentueky,” ” sharply replied the colonel, incensed at the boy’s ignorance.— Chicago Tribune. : ils Chance, . eS Timmins—I have a notion te write Mom. (Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to.$12s. Pupil_He waa « weather prophet (QUALrtz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and, typical of the banner gold min. ing county of California, We manufacture them to order. . Four Leat Clover Watch Charm! Are the latest. Some ple say they. bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or sot thay are selling fas ot 4 Cd All the best to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high priced. A Specialty of Repairing. Luetje & Brand. one of these Scotch dialect stories. =. EJAMES. KINKEAD'S _ . See eiceeatenees a Simmons—But vou don’t know anything about Seotch dialect. Timins —I know as much about it as the people who buy the stories.—Indianapolis Journal. Too” Bad! Alum shrivels up the insides. Too bad the “makers of ° low-price baking powder getting rich. Schilling's Best does no harm. is 50 CENTS A WEEK dvertisem ae of not te exesed. & nes in “length inert . unear ee fe head tor peed fica Sn pclae 10 week or ble variably in Dadvanes. Singing Lessons, Nevada City Every’ Thursday. Those desiring lessons will plesse leave word at MRS. C J. BRAND'S. febi?-im Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs. McIntire at residence on Water St. Feb.17. Wagon For Sale. A light, one-horse spring wagoh is offered for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. z Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good aa esta Inquire at this office. 715 For Rent. Hunt's ‘Hill Ranch, with orchard, house and barn. ) Also, three acres of alfalfa, and Paget on pg there ar Enquire of G. TURNER, Boulder street, adjoining Mares amber Yard : £12-tf don’t try some other way of . , as —BY— This Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All uns etn ieregoreneras. NOPVOUSHESS Of Diseases of Generative OPgaNS Gamecock Whisky dit. IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS . oo TiRED FEELIN DEBILITY AL WE IMPOTENCY, $0-0-0-0-00-000 + 6+ DESPONDENCY AND CO ATION. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE ‘FAILS. & an operation. {BI SSoere sega gaaret tnetid the money if a permanent cure isnoteife by the —liberty) . “ RIC A: _ Nevada, County Directory. peeyacripi any som ees: Steer vakabe hs opis toma. a OWN. Tremere . hereditary right. It is the glory Grund Free Qoncert at 7:15—Lesting. = == Organ For Salen ‘eitis-ns enjoy equal distinotion with ol rein frown Geans'Valley. . em mye eye geented bag githout borrowing trom heredity. a enquire of J. G. RICH. . x le s> ondgre AY by DRKERMAN CO. ee > a Doctor the sisi pide de WE the vitality of the SEYmed is beca: 9 be rosso why Rox which CUPIDINE is the only known remAre Just Right, Rattan Chairs, Combination Book ae Funey Rockers, Criffoniers, s £ , and Secretaries, 24 Sheets First Quality Linen Stock, 24 Envelopes to match, ©In a handsome box, FOR 25 CENTS. AT DICKERMAN'S. Climax Dry Plate Developer Is meeting with great favor, BECAUSE It is easy to work. Keeps well. Makes fine negatives. Can be used over and over. ‘Only 25 Cents, Pint, 50 Cents, Quart READY FOR USE. H. DIGRERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. Good Things for RARE YOUR TAKE ROBIN HOOD Dinner For an Appetizer. 00¢ CORED DOO DEO SEO SEO CEC CCRDERROOFCES Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, % Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India ee Chutney. HH SH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ®& ® SaaS Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, 4 Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOELP, The Cash ole BEEAIVE eS GROCERY .. J.J. JACKSON, = = svoncgnseeeors oanen Proprietor . Agency For--[onogram Whiskey *. Blue Label Catsup : Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for _ . . ee Fancy Groceries > PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Pepi ossjcartsnsetcenscheas $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 Duffy’s Malt . . 1.00}Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 gee bulk, per gal. ‘so TR WISE .000--rccssse Olives, he Se 'Bryant’s Root Beer ,B%. 10 Mikado Soap, per baf. «::. 05 ‘Hire’s “© 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. *© = = * ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. -<-_ = = = © © © @ @ @ No STALE Goons. . I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My _ policy is to buy te THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices One price to;all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, " : Commercial Street, Nevada city.