February 21, 1895 (4 pages)

Soeueesouraeuw =—_ » ow a ae palae— * ‘ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT PERSONAL POINTERS, BRACE UP, BUYS. A WIFE’S DEVOTION. = FIREMEN’S BALL. ae Bre Published Every Evening, except 8u BROWN & CALKINS st) SERVED BY CARRIERS AT nc = waa SN See “WHEN PAID IN ADVANGE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. » * Proprie 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month nday, Doings and Intentions. L. Paine came down from Lake Oi terday, tors. =. Mose Bates returned last. evening San Francisco, A. F, Clarke and R, Samuels, . of Francisco, arrived here ye2!, rday, from San Francisco, Geo, Gossage of San Francisco is in t THURSDAY. .FEB. 21, 1895, Telephone No. 4. She Passed Away, Last Sunday Afternoon. Republican: After a long illness f R. Merzen, beloved wite of Joseph M Jr, of thig piace, o'clock last Sunday afternoon, ’ two weeks ago her husband Less short time. After being there only a hours Mrs, ‘thing done for her that her relief on'the date above mentioned, ceased was estimable woman: Several years ago taught in the public schools of Truckee was considered a’ most excellent teac Prior to that tinte she was a teacher in schools at Sacramento. . Her maiden was Hartman Mineral Land Bill. Helen Waldron. ecgen WASHING on, Feb. 18.—The confereuce IMMIGRANTS and returning voyagers find . Committee, which had the Hartman min’ in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a cure for eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema, ete., whether res ing from sea~diet and life on from any other cause, mated, —————_—[email protected].—Washington’s Birthday Dinner, Chef Heyer willoutdo himself in ‘preparation of the dinner to be served the National Exchange tomorrow, February 22d. French Cream Soup, Olives, Celery; © Salted Almonds. Baked Salmon—Tartar Sauce, Escolloped Potatoes, Turkey Liver and Giblet Spanish, Chicken Croqnettes. Calves’ Brains and Omelet, Pineapple Fritters, Young Turkey—Oyater Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Asparagus, Tomatoes, {Quail Larded en Border, Currant Jelly, ConvTINEN TAL ‘PUNCH, Shrimp Salad en Mayonnaise, Lettuce. Mince Pie, Following is the menu: Lemon Pie, Plum Pudding, Assorted Cakes, Nuts, Vanilla Ice Cream, Fresno Raisins, ~ Cheese. ua ONT ees eth dpe = a= Gravel Mines. Fruit, At the Odin drift mine the sit is calculated that about 100 feet mor ‘will have to be run before sreached., ‘aging and it is believed that a large deposi «f rich gravel will be Mel is struck. ‘The tunnel at the East Harmony has been exten. ted 100 feet and a raise of forty feet made, .Seme splendid gravel is being taken out. —— +-0@e Notice. Any mine-owner who has any mine or claim in this county, outside of Grass Valley and Nevada City d.stricts, who desires to have the same inserted in the Nevada County Directory, please notify the publisher before the 24th inst., giving name of mine, owner and location. The above will be inserted free of charge in the list of mines working and otherwise. : J. E, Pornapxsrre, Union Hotel, Nevada City. fa Cannas Two Lives Saved. f153t Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City} Iil., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottlea Dr. King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she’ says it saved her life, Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136 Florida St., San Francisco, snffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else.then bought one bottle of Dr. ‘King’s New Dis-’ covery and in two weeks wae a ed. He is naturally thankful. It is such 3 lts, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50¢ and $1.00, sais Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, paces POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. == DEATH OF MRs. MARZEN; In Sacramento passed away at about 1]. decided: to go with her to Sacraifento for treatment. They went tothe State House to remain for @ Marzen’ was taken’ suddenly worse, and although her husband had everydoctors and nurses could do she continued to suffer and gradually sink day by day. until death came: to 38 years of age and was an ship-board, or Its value as a tonic cand alterative melicine cannot be overestiConsofime. tunnel has ‘been driven through 96 feet of granite, and the channel is The indications are very encourfound when the chanthis morning from San Francisco, 0. C. McCraig of San Francisco is spending a few days, : field today. today. J. M. Buffington left this morning Shasta county, business, Mrs. Thomas Mooney and Telen arzen than on a Visit, Mrs, Fred E, Brown and her daugh few with their relatives, last evening to meet his parents, Dr, Jump and wife of Downieville. “Mrs. Ju goes to her son’s home for the benefit of health, she having been an invali time, ‘ ; she ee ne ae and CALIFORNIA LEFT OUT, her, —— : the. Result’ of the Conference on t Deeral land bill under consideration ult. . 2ight, has made public its decision in ry of the several States mentioned, sentative Caminetti, who is @ member ly expressed—their i of defeatir the bill if such an as mad and therefore Calif rnia was left in tl lurch, the at bers who is opposed to to the aniendmen g4ve no reason why he objected. Canainet was very indignant when the committee'refused to accept his amendment and said he would prevent the issuance of patents in California at whatever cost. His regolution to the effect that no patents are to be granted until the first day of January next has been favorably reported and this en.courages him somewhat, give Congress a chance to act either in thi session or the early part of the next session, —+-0@e0—_____ Very Sad Death. Edward Lambert, who at one time over the summit as dent near ‘Allen Junction, Wyoming, There was quite a with the death of Mr, Lambert. A copy of the Laramie Republican of the 9th inst, gives an extended account of the death in that city of Miss Kate Coolean, a highly respectéd young lady. of that place. She was engaged to be married to Eambert, and the newspaper mentioned above says that there is n@doubt but that the news of his horrible death broke her heart, and she died in a few weeks after he was killed, His remains were shipped to California on the day that the nuptials were to have taken place, : e t tht OD cn nice The ,Way a Lawyer Puts It. If a man were to give to another an orange he would merely say: “I give you this orange,” but when the transaction is entrusted to the hands of a lawyer to put it in writing he adopts this form: «J hereby give grant and convey to you all ‘and sgingnlar my estate and interest, Tight, title, claim and advantage of and in the said A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ity yesJ.B. Tremiwell arrived here last evening W. B. Storey and A. L? Beghbie arrived E,. Penrose came down from North BluomGeorge Géffey, wife and child, and Mrs, N. C, Miller returned to French. Corral where he goes on mining Miss Sarah Mooney left for San Francisco this morning Marcella, left on the train today for Oakland,:where they will spend several weeks Dr. R. L. Jump arrived here from below dfora long gard to placing California in the bill as one Reprethe co:nmittee, did all in his power to have California added, but several Senators openSenator Stewart, one of the memthe Girl Pop It. The young men of Grass Valley, from . 0US with a new. determination Sunday We know it takes nerveg. because been there ourselves, Sweat ooze out of every pore, like the Diration from the ou a warm summer day. owe a duty to your country; and more San own, here . “onopolizing and very much dn love.with the girl, He had. made half a offer her his hand and heart, but on occasion he had fallen short, for the girl was ready to accept him as the proposal was in shape, : Even the mother: was willing, and Fabian policy of the suitor and ter, so late, mp impetuously, and was her about. one _ The youth stopped short but held on. lously, “is that young man there yet?” he ing sweetly down on the face of her Ro ‘but he’s getting there.” * 2 Se e Saturday Night’s Banquet. The banquet to be given Hotel e= ises to be a grand affair, Ws S official ‘visit to the Parlor and will be re . COMPanied by other Grand Officers. ‘About thirty visiting Natives are expected from t Sacramento, Marysville and” Auburn, an ti number from Grags Valley. The glee club Will Not PopItself—Neither. Can says the Tidings, thust shake themselves and start It will made the cold surface of an ice-pitcher But then, ’you to yourselves, than allélse -to the sweet girls Whose time and attention you have’ been for lo, these many days, The following anecdote may encourage you: * The young fellow was -extremely diffident dozen attempts to: To add to the Seriousness of the situation, s00n as but lately she had grown tired of the dilatory tactics kicked on his coming so often and staying ' One night, after three hours of struggle on his part aud much delicate encourage— ment on the part of the girl, he seized her A. . hand convulsively, dropped on his’ knees through an impassioned appeal to her to be his'n when the mother’s voice sounded clear on the night from the head of the stairs, “‘Mary;” came the maternal voice queru“Not yet, mother,” replied Mary, smilAnd two weeks later the cards were out, Saturday Ss at the Union a Saturday evening by Hydraulic Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, promH. C; Gesford, Grand Lecturer of the order, will pay an —_ and She Unable to Rescue Hi * GRANITEVILLE, Feb, 1 Eprror Transcrier: Last Friday, night, we've . wife has for many years resided and ~pers=. Middle. Yuba river, miles from Graniteville, came to his in a most painful and a steep knoll justin the rear of hig her husband calling for help. each ran to the relief of her hasband. on the hill was hard and icy. The f-husband lay Pinned to the had tearing off her shoes and stockings in descent, Again she struggled up the barefooted, digging holes with her hands and feet into the footing, until she reached her husband, She“dug-the snow from around him but ffith . powerless. to extricate him, the echoes of the Yuba's solitary canyon Making a fire with moss near by Her Husband Pinned Down by a Tree Tuary 15th, Mr, Sherwood, who with his on Rattlesnake Bar and other’ bars on the situated. about four distréssing way, At about 11 o'clock in the forenoon he ascended intending to cut down an oak tree for firewood.-In“about fifteen minutes his wife heard the tree fall, ‘and then the voice of The gfbund was covered with four feet of snow and the knoll is very steep, about fifty-five degrees, Mrs, Sherwood-instantly With hands and feet she crawled nearly to where her hard snow under the tree, when she slipped and went down the steep hill, a hundred feet, to the botteni, hard snow for a was’ lying helpless Sider the fallen. tree, The cries of both for assistance were answered only by — An Event Which Promises to Great Success, BPTidings: Arrangements are steadily for the ; occur on Friday night, Washington’s im. 9th. » Febmined fair success, but will be glad to disp death hose companies of Grass Valley, and they . Vided. The charge for supper will be 25 ; eabin, . have many uses at present to which they . cents, iss Leite 60-2¢ : could profitably put all funds which will Native Sons, Take Notice. be realized from their coming.annual patty, SERN All property owners, old or young, should} On Saturday evening, buy a ticket, whether they propose tend the ball or not; but having bougt be appeciated by the boys, might at least limber up their muscles bones by a participation in the ‘Fir Dance,” number eleven ou the and then, after partaking they could retire to their homes and the sleep of peace snow the . duty well performed. hill, There are prospects that quite a delegatorn tion will be over from Nevada City, who with a lively’ holiday in Grass Valley, rade of the military, a dismissal was work-a-day cares by our business pec Let it be fitly -closed by giving the 8. . Laddies a rousing benefit in the evening and bring up warm coffee, the poor, -sutfer devoted woman continued her cries for until half-past 3 o’clock neo, to the relief. With much difficulty condition, Placing him on a blanket wife and son dragged him Blowly over snow to the cabin, of pa'n he breathed hig last. His left was crushed, also his left thigh and k joints crushed, besides being badly brui about the body, &C-. portion of the river, He was ‘a native Old Castle, Treland, and aged seventy-n years. Reverentially we da grave, in the afternoon, Her youngest son, who was off on the opposite ridge, at last heard her cries and came suffering man was extricated, in a dying where after a few hours Deceased had mined many years on this laid him in the on the bank of the river that greeted belonging to Sunset Parlor of Sacram will probably come along. The large turtle which received from make soup, Free Woodman San Francisco has been donated for the banquet and will be used to Tt was on exhibition today in frovt of Woodman’s place, with the folento He expressed hig satisfaction in regard to the report and argued that if the resolution passes ‘it: will ran a brakeman, wag recently crushed to death in a railroad acciHis remains were shipped to Rocklin for burial, romance in connection SWEETLAND, Feb, 15, 1895, Epiror Transcript: Allan J. Tacki an old-time resident of this Ridge, died He was a native of West Virginia, ag leaves six children, daughters, to mourn-his lose, some twenty years ago. Deceased was tire community. The funeral, largely attended, took place on remains being interred in the Juan cemetery . M. E. Church at this place by the Rev. M ‘Sheldon, R, Sunday, tk —— ——_-+ 0@e-+ — Vee know that you get the finest and ‘pures coffee grown, use MILLAR’s MEDAL .and Jaya, In air-tight packages, 183m +-9@BeLiterary Note. Dr. Parkhurst’s first article The Ladies’ Home Journal has proved 4 popular that the entire huge'edition of th February number of the magazine was ex hausted within ten days, edition of 45,000 copies has been printed orange, together with all its rind, skin, juice, pulp-and pips, and all right and advantage therein, with full power to bite, cut, suck and eat the same away, as fully and effectually as I, the said A. B,, am now entitled to bite, cut, suck or otherwise eat the same Orange, or give the same away, with or without its rind, skin, juice, pulps and pips, anything hereinbefore or hereinafter, or in any other deed or deeds, instruments, of what kind or nature soever, to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding,” _+ #@e +A Terrible Visitant; Pain is always a terrible Visitant, and often domiciles itself with one for. life, This infliction is preventible, in cases of rheumatism, by a timely resort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and danger~ ous malady at the outset. The term *‘dangerous’is uséd advisedly, for rheumatism is always liable to attack the organs and inate life. No testimony is more conreine concurrent than that of physicians who. testify to-the excellent e bt of the Bitters ie this disease,. Persons incur a wetting in rainy or snowy weather, and who are exposed t raughs, should use the Bitters asa preventive ul effects; Malaria, dyspepsia, liver and kida verousness and debility are ailments to which this popular adapted. For the infirmities, soren stiffness of the aged it ig highly bene Bee — -_ >t ‘Electric Bitters, This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All-who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does.not exist and it is guarariteed to do all that is clamed, Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver ‘and Kid-} neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent aswell ag cure all Malario] nor bad feelhomes in Scotland April number of ‘he Ladies’ she will, in an article, she adopted, 7+ eee Brakeman McLennan Dead. G. H. McLennan, the brakeman who was injured on February 7th by his head coming in contact with the roof of & snowshed near the Summit, died Monday in the Railroad Hospital at Sacramento, after a long spell of unconsciousness, Deceased was quite well known in Truckee and along the line of the railroad, € 6 Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great sufferer with Dyspepsia. Three bottles of Hood’s Sarsa. = % _— parilla have Per4 fectly cured her. At times the lightest food would distress her terribly, : 3 bottles gave. reMrs, Otis Merrit Hef made her perfectly well. She is net now troubled Hood's = with any sick headaches fevers,—For.cure of Headache, eastgnine and Indigestion try Electric Bitters— ntire } satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. —Price 50 ets. aud $1,00 per bottle. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, . 4 Attia aanne sleep well,”” 0118 MERRITT, Addison, Maine. Hood’s Pilis are mild and gentie, lowing inscription painted upon its back: his home in Birchville on the-7th instant. sixty-eight years and five months. Deceased four sons and~ two His wife died which, was North San . Services were held at the Ir you respect your stomach and want to Mocua to womén in and a second Lady Aberdeen tried a novel solution of the ever-vexing servant-girl problem in her and Canada, and in the Home Journal explain the method She could nos which sleep and had means not merely muscular energy, but an dreadful sick . active discharge of the various functions of headaches. She the body, such as digestion, secretion of the ; intr brag bile, the action of the. bowels, the circula~ none did her any tion of the blood. Nothing more actively good. At last and thoroughly contributes to the united , Hood's Sarsapaperformonce of. these functions than the re= — Fo oes nowed -tonic and regulator, Hostetter’s upon the system, and now chanted his funeral dirge, I went down with my brother, Phi sistance, to-all the necessary affairs, ag the place & more touching instance of woman’s devo“Meeting time of the N.S.G. W, Banquet tion I never beheld, Once Mrs, Sherwood at Union Hotel, Feb, 23, 1895,” tried to ascend another hill, shoping by = +@e dving to attract assistance. . She again "Death of an Old Resident. slipped and fell into a pool of water, then returned and remained by tt, relief not come in afew hours more, at and Charles Woolsey. The elder was ed county, near the Farmer Claims, here by a ball at the Golden State Hotel, Trustee for this district, to fill the unex pired term of A. Rickard, ig Yours truly, Joun Hiprgrr, +-#@e-+-— which supplies al] tier, t ’ Hoop’s Pius are purely vegetable, harm less, effective, do not pain or gripe, ++@e-> ones, The Lamarque Mine. — ~. ert Kemp, Samuel Dille and Willam ] zenheiser, ination works south of Grass Valley. Pre. vious to this time no depth had been attained in the workings, as the water was troublesome. Ore which had paid $80 to the ton had been taken out in the early days. Messrs, Thompson and Maltman put in a light machine hoist and steam pump, and started six or eight men to work, The foreman, .James Paull, reports that they have struck into some uncommonly rich rock, at a depth of 85 feet, something over a foot thick, and the ore shows up strong in free gold, A few tons of the rock are now on the dumps, and wil] be crushed in a short time, it ig expected that good results will be obtained, Messrs, Kemp and Dille have hung on to the property with much tenacity ‘during past years, and deserve their good luck, as do also Messrs. Maltman ‘& Thompson, for their enterprise in taking hold of the ‘mine and developing it. We shall await further news from the Lamarque with much vinterterest. The ledge is + +e» The Keystone of the Arch In the edifice of “health is vigor, him with its music in hig manhood's prime Hippert, and Cal Maloney, to render as— It took us three days to attend almost inaccessible af*this time of the year, I investigated everything and must say that her husband, where she would have been found dead had She has two sons by a former husband, John work near Bowman Dam, the other in Sierra Washington’s Birthday is to be observed *! C. E. Johnston has been appointed School Christian man, highly respected by the enPure Ric’ Bioop ig essential to good r, health“because the blood is the vital fluid the organs with life, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood puriTidings: Good. news comes from the Lamarqke mine, which adjoins the North Star 0 . on-the west, in the Grass Valley district, e. This mine is owned in a large part by KoboutA few months ago they gave an + . eighteen months’ bond on the mine to Maltman & Thompson, proprietors of the chlor——~—— #@e o = ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. ing, aid Dr, Badly, Grass Valley, R, G. Mains, . « J. McConnell, = « F. M; Reed, <e H. P. Daniels, +« Mrs. Bohps and Children, S.S, Loughborough, Bed: Corrigan, Mooney Flat, the the the hip} W.G, Hammel, T. C. Durant, “ veal oe Moran, “ sed A. S. Makin, San Cabrie] Johu Pelter, Y.ou Bet, Jas, Campbell, Markleville, Andy Todd, 3 ssJas, Stewart, ee J. G, Shepherd, Spenceville, G, Bollinger, San Juan. of ine The Overland For March, The March number of the Overland almost exclusively devoted to fiction, fact it is the first “Fiction published on the Pacific is story of old lip Coast. mining days, “Swipes,” Lucius Harwood Foote, man has a thrilling story of 80 very and the chaye mesas of Idaho, “Told by Owyhee Joe In the-“‘True Tales of the Old West” se which since their inception, have been widely copied in the Kast and abroad, . D. Robinson, the well-known artist, contributes at Drill;” and S, §, r “The Mystery of Boynton, editor of t Oroville Register, ‘Blackfeet and Bruin ae + Oe + e : Now's This! —_— any case of Catarrh that cantot be cured . Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo, ( We the undersigued, have Cheney for the last 15 years, and believ him perfectly honorable in all sactions and financially able to carr obligatian made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, ; Toledo, 0, -. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesal Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ig taken internally acting directly upon the blood ‘and mucou surfaces of the system, tle. free, Sold by all Druggists, Testimonial tucklen’s Arnica Salve. Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, cures Piles, or no pay required, teed to give perfect satisfacion o1 rotundect Price 25 Gents per ‘box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, BORN, At Graniteville, January 20, 1895, to the wife of Thomas Berry of Faucherie Lake, a daughter, At Graniteville, January 20, 1895, to the wife of Charles McLean, a daughter, ees MARRIED. At Graniteville, February 14, 1895, by J. M. Ballard, J. P,, John Colligaw, formerly of Grags Valley, to Miss Grace Staples of Graniteville. Good Appetite Is restored and the disordered stomach and liver reinvigorated by taking eruvia —Bitters Stomach Bitters, The result of its use is a speedy gain in strength, together with the agreeable consciousness that the tenure of life is being strengthened—that one is laydng up a store of vitality against the, unavoidable draughts which old age makes The fortifying influence of the Bitters constitute it a reliable safeThe best and most pleasing Tonic and Restorative for. weak and im; paired digestion. Their action is immediate ‘in bringing instantanprogressing Firemen’s Ball which is to day. The boys are selling tickets’ with many more. Thistis’a ball which the zens should support with loyalty. The net receipts‘are used for the benefit of the. three the encouragement of their presence would The old fellows program, of refreshments which. always follows a also from Colfax.~ The day will be made a of the public shools, and a general] relaxation from Angel's Camp, Ir the hair with scalp diseas>s, hair falling ont, and Premature baldness, do not use}. Srease or alcholic preparations, but apply Hall’s Hair Renewer, All Free, ae Those who have used Dr. King’s New, Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, Send your name——and address to .H. E. Bucklen and Co, Chicago, and get 4 sample box of Dr. King's . ow Life Pills, Free, as well as a Guide to Health and Household Instructur All of which is guaranteed to do you ae and cost you nothing, Sold at Garr ros. Drugstore, HO. Washington’s Birthday Supper. The ladies of the Methodist Church will serve a hot chicken pie supper at the parlors of the church on Washington's Birthday, Friday the 22d, from 3.to 8 o'clock ‘p,: y, All are dordially invited to come and partake of the good things that will be proBirthose of) citiFebruary 23d, a special meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S, G. W., will be held. Qrand Lecturer. H, C. Gesford wil] pay the Parlor. an officia Visit, and it is expected that other Grand Officers will be Present. Every member is requested to. be present. A banquet will be served at the Union Hotel, After the banquet the Curly Bears will have a growl, The special meeting will he held at Masonic Hall at 8 o'clock, * £16-td SymMproms of kidney tfoubles should be Promptly. attended to;‘they are nature's warnings that something is wrong. Many Persons die victims of kidney could have been saved had the to atht one and eman sleep and POWD . 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Corned Beef, ‘Libby's 5 for $1 Lard, 10 Ib cans, $1.20,' ‘Lard, 5 lb cans, 70 cts, ‘Best Pickle Roll Butter, per . Z : Say . a Pea Beans, -28 Ibs for Si. Pe si ae ie Sr. wos Oysters, 2 Ib-cans 5 for £i-Seedless Raisins, 14°168*$, Oysters, 1 Ib cans, 10 for $1. Raisins, 16 Ibs.‘for $1. ig Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $r. Citron, 20 cts: per Ib, Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. . Clams, 6 cans for $1. eous relief and renewed appetite, For sale every where, , The Perfect Tonic. Migiiaes give away—free to each customer, ; String Beans, 8 cans for $1. Tomos, 10 cans for $1. . . 5 ‘Currants, 14 Ibs. for $1, EP Call at the Store and: sce those Beautiful Books that. we guard against malaria, rheumatism-andkia. Take no substitute. ney trouble. Appetite and sleep improve “MACK &-00., Sole through its use, and it protects the system San Frmucisce, Cal. from the effects of cold and-damp. : ae Pw Peat x 5 * a r . © one ss Main Street, Opposite Union Hatal a1--. 1

Soeueesouraeuw =—_ » ow a ae palae— * ‘ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT PERSONAL POINTERS, BRACE UP, BUYS. A WIFE’S DEVOTION. = FIREMEN’S BALL. ae Bre Published Every Evening, except 8u BROWN & CALKINS st) SERVED BY CARRIERS AT nc = waa SN See “WHEN PAID IN ADVANGE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. » * Proprie 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month nday, Doings and Intentions. L. Paine came down from Lake Oi terday, tors. =. Mose Bates returned last. evening San Francisco, A. F, Clarke and R, Samuels, . of Francisco, arrived here ye2!, rday, from San Francisco, Geo, Gossage of San Francisco is in t THURSDAY.. ..FEB. 21, 1895, Telephone No. 4. She Passed Away, Last Sunday Afternoon. Republican: After a long illness f R. Merzen, beloved wite of Joseph M Jr, of thig piace, o'clock last Sunday afternoon, ’ two weeks ago her husband Less short time. After being there only a hours Mrs, ‘thing done for her that her relief on'the date above mentioned, ceased was estimable woman: Several years ago taught in the public schools of Truckee was considered a’ most excellent teac Prior to that tinte she was a teacher in schools at Sacramento. . Her maiden was Hartman Mineral Land Bill. Helen Waldron. ecgen WASHING on, Feb. 18.—The confereuce IMMIGRANTS and returning voyagers find . Committee, which had the Hartman min’ in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a cure for eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema, ete., whether res ing from sea~diet and life on from any other cause, mated, —————_—[email protected].—Washington’s Birthday Dinner, Chef Heyer willoutdo himself in ‘preparation of the dinner to be served the National Exchange tomorrow, February 22d. French Cream Soup, Olives, Celery; © Salted Almonds. Baked Salmon—Tartar Sauce, Escolloped Potatoes, Turkey Liver and Giblet Spanish, Chicken Croqnettes. Calves’ Brains and Omelet, Pineapple Fritters, Young Turkey—Oyater Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Asparagus, Tomatoes, {Quail Larded en Border, Currant Jelly, ConvTINEN TAL ‘PUNCH, Shrimp Salad en Mayonnaise, Lettuce. Mince Pie, Following is the menu: Lemon Pie, Plum Pudding, Assorted Cakes, Nuts, Vanilla Ice Cream, Fresno Raisins, ~ Cheese. ua ONT ees eth dpe = a= Gravel Mines. Fruit, At the Odin drift mine the sit is calculated that about 100 feet mor ‘will have to be run before sreached., ‘aging and it is believed that a large deposi «f rich gravel will be Mel is struck. ‘The tunnel at the East Harmony has been exten. ted 100 feet and a raise of forty feet made, .Seme splendid gravel is being taken out. —— +-0@e Notice. Any mine-owner who has any mine or claim in this county, outside of Grass Valley and Nevada City d.stricts, who desires to have the same inserted in the Nevada County Directory, please notify the publisher before the 24th inst., giving name of mine, owner and location. The above will be inserted free of charge in the list of mines working and otherwise. : J. E, Pornapxsrre, Union Hotel, Nevada City. fa Cannas Two Lives Saved. f153t Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City} Iil., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottlea Dr. King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she’ says it saved her life, Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136 Florida St., San Francisco, snffered from a dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else.then bought one bottle of Dr. ‘King’s New Dis-’ covery and in two weeks wae a ed. He is naturally thankful. It is such 3 lts, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50¢ and $1.00, sais Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, paces POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.. == DEATH OF MRs. MARZEN; In Sacramento passed away at about 1]. decided: to go with her to Sacraifento for treatment. They went tothe State House to remain for @ Marzen’ was taken’ suddenly worse, and although her husband had everydoctors and nurses could do she continued to suffer and gradually sink day by day. until death came: to 38 years of age and was an ship-board, or Its value as a tonic cand alterative melicine cannot be overestiConsofime. tunnel has ‘been driven through 96 feet of granite, and the channel is The indications are very encourfound when the chanthis morning from San Francisco, 0. C. McCraig of San Francisco is spending a few days, : field today. today. J. M. Buffington left this morning Shasta county, business, Mrs. Thomas Mooney and Telen arzen than on a Visit, Mrs, Fred E, Brown and her daugh few with their relatives, last evening to meet his parents, Dr, Jump and wife of Downieville. “Mrs. Ju goes to her son’s home for the benefit of health, she having been an invali time, ‘ ; she ee ne ae and CALIFORNIA LEFT OUT, her, —— : the. Result’ of the Conference on t Deeral land bill under consideration ult. . 2ight, has made public its decision in ry of the several States mentioned, sentative Caminetti, who is @ member ly expressed—their i of defeatir the bill if such an as mad and therefore Calif rnia was left in tl lurch, the at bers who is opposed to to the aniendmen g4ve no reason why he objected. Canainet was very indignant when the committee'refused to accept his amendment and said he would prevent the issuance of patents in California at whatever cost. His regolution to the effect that no patents are to be granted until the first day of January next has been favorably reported and this en.courages him somewhat, give Congress a chance to act either in thi session or the early part of the next session, —+-0@e0—_____ Very Sad Death. Edward Lambert, who at one time over the summit as dent near ‘Allen Junction, Wyoming, There was quite a with the death of Mr, Lambert. A copy of the Laramie Republican of the 9th inst, gives an extended account of the death in that city of Miss Kate Coolean, a highly respectéd young lady. of that place. She was engaged to be married to Eambert, and the newspaper mentioned above says that there is n@doubt but that the news of his horrible death broke her heart, and she died in a few weeks after he was killed, His remains were shipped to California on the day that the nuptials were to have taken place, : e t tht OD cn nice The ,Way a Lawyer Puts It. If a man were to give to another an orange he would merely say: “I give you this orange,” but when the transaction is entrusted to the hands of a lawyer to put it in writing he adopts this form: «J hereby give grant and convey to you all ‘and sgingnlar my estate and interest, Tight, title, claim and advantage of and in the said A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ity yesJ.B. Tremiwell arrived here last evening W. B. Storey and A. L? Beghbie arrived E,. Penrose came down from North BluomGeorge Géffey, wife and child, and Mrs, N. C, Miller returned to French. Corral where he goes on mining Miss Sarah Mooney left for San Francisco this morning Marcella, left on the train today for Oakland,:where they will spend several weeks Dr. R. L. Jump arrived here from below dfora long gard to placing California in the bill as one Reprethe co:nmittee, did all in his power to have California added, but several Senators openSenator Stewart, one of the memthe Girl Pop It. The young men of Grass Valley, from . 0US with a new. determination Sunday We know it takes nerveg. because been there ourselves, Sweat ooze out of every pore, like the Diration from the ou a warm summer day. owe a duty to your country; and more San own, here . “onopolizing and very much dn love.with the girl, He had. made half a offer her his hand and heart, but on occasion he had fallen short, for the girl was ready to accept him as the proposal was in shape, : Even the mother: was willing, and Fabian policy of the suitor and ter, so late, mp impetuously, and was her about. one _ The youth stopped short but held on. lously, “is that young man there yet?” he ing sweetly down on the face of her Ro ‘but he’s getting there.” * 2 Se e Saturday Night’s Banquet. The banquet to be given Hotel e= ises to be a grand affair, Ws S official ‘visit to the Parlor and will be re . COMPanied by other Grand Officers. ‘About thirty visiting Natives are expected from t Sacramento, Marysville and” Auburn, an ti number from Grags Valley. The glee club Will Not PopItself—Neither. Can says the Tidings, thust shake themselves and start It will made the cold surface of an ice-pitcher But then, ’you to yourselves, than allélse -to the sweet girls Whose time and attention you have’ been for lo, these many days, The following anecdote may encourage you: * The young fellow was -extremely diffident dozen attempts to: To add to the Seriousness of the situation, s00n as but lately she had grown tired of the dilatory tactics kicked on his coming so often and staying ' One night, after three hours of struggle on his part aud much delicate encourage— ment on the part of the girl, he seized her A. . hand convulsively, dropped on his’ knees through an impassioned appeal to her to be his'n when the mother’s voice sounded clear on the night from the head of the stairs, “‘Mary;” came the maternal voice queru“Not yet, mother,” replied Mary, smilAnd two weeks later the cards were out, Saturday Ss at the Union a Saturday evening by Hydraulic Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, promH. C; Gesford, Grand Lecturer of the order, will pay an —_ and She Unable to Rescue Hi * GRANITEVILLE, Feb, 1 Eprror Transcrier: Last Friday, night, we've . wife has for many years resided and ~pers=. Middle. Yuba river, miles from Graniteville, came to his in a most painful and a steep knoll justin the rear of hig her husband calling for help. each ran to the relief of her hasband. on the hill was hard and icy. The f-husband lay Pinned to the had tearing off her shoes and stockings in descent, Again she struggled up the barefooted, digging holes with her hands and feet into the footing, until she reached her husband, She“dug-the snow from around him but ffith . powerless. to extricate him, the echoes of the Yuba's solitary canyon Making a fire with moss near by Her Husband Pinned Down by a Tree Tuary 15th, Mr, Sherwood, who with his on Rattlesnake Bar and other’ bars on the situated. about four distréssing way, At about 11 o'clock in the forenoon he ascended intending to cut down an oak tree for firewood.-In“about fifteen minutes his wife heard the tree fall, ‘and then the voice of The gfbund was covered with four feet of snow and the knoll is very steep, about fifty-five degrees, Mrs, Sherwood-instantly With hands and feet she crawled nearly to where her hard snow under the tree, when she slipped and went down the steep hill, a hundred feet, to the botteni, hard snow for a was’ lying helpless Sider the fallen. tree, The cries of both for assistance were answered only by — An Event Which Promises to Great Success, BPTidings: Arrangements are steadily for the ; occur on Friday night, Washington’s im. 9th. » Febmined fair success, but will be glad to disp death hose companies of Grass Valley, and they . Vided. The charge for supper will be 25 ; eabin, . have many uses at present to which they . cents, iss Leite 60-2¢ : could profitably put all funds which will Native Sons, Take Notice. be realized from their coming.annual patty, SERN All property owners, old or young, should} On Saturday evening, buy a ticket, whether they propose tend the ball or not; but having bougt be appeciated by the boys, might at least limber up their muscles bones by a participation in the ‘Fir Dance,” number eleven ou the and then, after partaking they could retire to their homes and the sleep of peace snow the . duty well performed. hill, There are prospects that quite a delegatorn tion will be over from Nevada City, who with a lively’ holiday in Grass Valley, rade of the military, a dismissal was work-a-day cares by our business pec Let it be fitly -closed by giving the 8. . Laddies a rousing benefit in the evening and bring up warm coffee, the poor, -sutfer devoted woman continued her cries for until half-past 3 o’clock neo, to the relief. With much difficulty condition, Placing him on a blanket wife and son dragged him Blowly over snow to the cabin, of pa'n he breathed hig last. His left was crushed, also his left thigh and k joints crushed, besides being badly brui about the body, &C-. portion of the river, He was ‘a native Old Castle, Treland, and aged seventy-n years. Reverentially we da grave, in the afternoon, Her youngest son, who was off on the opposite ridge, at last heard her cries and came suffering man was extricated, in a dying where after a few hours Deceased had mined many years on this laid him in the on the bank of the river that greeted belonging to Sunset Parlor of Sacram will probably come along. The large turtle which received from make soup, Free Woodman San Francisco has been donated for the banquet and will be used to Tt was on exhibition today in frovt of Woodman’s place, with the folento He expressed hig satisfaction in regard to the report and argued that if the resolution passes ‘it: will ran a brakeman, wag recently crushed to death in a railroad acciHis remains were shipped to Rocklin for burial, romance in connection SWEETLAND, Feb, 15, 1895, Epiror Transcript: Allan J. Tacki an old-time resident of this Ridge, died He was a native of West Virginia, ag leaves six children, daughters, to mourn-his lose, some twenty years ago. Deceased was tire community. The funeral, largely attended, took place on remains being interred in the Juan cemetery . M. E. Church at this place by the Rev. M ‘Sheldon, R, Sunday, tk —— ——_-+ 0@e-+ — Vee know that you get the finest and ‘pures coffee grown, use MILLAR’s MEDAL .and Jaya, In air-tight packages, 183m +-9@BeLiterary Note. Dr. Parkhurst’s first article The Ladies’ Home Journal has proved 4 popular that the entire huge'edition of th February number of the magazine was ex

hausted within ten days, edition of 45,000 copies has been printed orange, together with all its rind, skin, juice, pulp-and pips, and all right and advantage therein, with full power to bite, cut, suck and eat the same away, as fully and effectually as I, the said A. B,, am now entitled to bite, cut, suck or otherwise eat the same Orange, or give the same away, with or without its rind, skin, juice, pulps and pips, anything hereinbefore or hereinafter, or in any other deed or deeds, instruments, of what kind or nature soever, to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding,” _+ #@e +A Terrible Visitant; Pain is always a terrible Visitant, and often domiciles itself with one for. life, This infliction is preventible, in cases of rheumatism, by a timely resort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and danger~ ous malady at the outset. The term *‘dangerous’is uséd advisedly, for rheumatism is always liable to attack the organs and inate life. No testimony is more conreine concurrent than that of physicians who. testify to-the excellent e bt of the Bitters ie this disease,. Persons incur a wetting in rainy or snowy weather, and who are exposed t raughs, should use the Bitters asa preventive ul effects; Malaria, dyspepsia, liver and kida verousness and debility are ailments to which this popular adapted. For the infirmities, soren stiffness of the aged it ig highly bene Bee — -_ >t ‘Electric Bitters, This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All-who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does.not exist and it is guarariteed to do all that is clamed, Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver ‘and Kid-} neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent aswell ag cure all Malario] nor bad feelhomes in Scotland April number of ‘he Ladies’ she will, in an article, she adopted, 7+ eee Brakeman McLennan Dead. G. H. McLennan, the brakeman who was injured on February 7th by his head coming in contact with the roof of & snowshed near the Summit, died Monday in the Railroad Hospital at Sacramento, after a long spell of unconsciousness, Deceased was quite well known in Truckee and along the line of the railroad, € 6 Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great sufferer with Dyspepsia. Three bottles of Hood’s Sarsa. = % _— parilla have Per4 fectly cured her. At times the lightest food would distress her terribly, : 3 bottles gave. reMrs, Otis Merrit Hef made her perfectly well. She is net now troubled Hood's = with any sick headaches fevers,—For.cure of Headache, eastgnine and Indigestion try Electric Bitters— ntire } satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. —Price 50 ets. aud $1,00 per bottle. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, . 4 Attia aanne sleep well,”” 0118 MERRITT, Addison, Maine. Hood’s Pilis are mild and gentie, lowing inscription painted upon its back: his home in Birchville on the-7th instant. sixty-eight years and five months. Deceased four sons and~ two His wife died which, was North San . Services were held at the Ir you respect your stomach and want to Mocua to womén in and a second Lady Aberdeen tried a novel solution of the ever-vexing servant-girl problem in her and Canada, and in the Home Journal explain the method She could nos which sleep and had means not merely muscular energy, but an dreadful sick . active discharge of the various functions of headaches. She the body, such as digestion, secretion of the ; intr brag bile, the action of the. bowels, the circula~ none did her any tion of the blood. Nothing more actively good. At last and thoroughly contributes to the united , Hood's Sarsapaperformonce of. these functions than the re= — Fo oes nowed -tonic and regulator, Hostetter’s upon the system, and now chanted his funeral dirge, I went down with my brother, Phi sistance, to-all the necessary affairs, ag the place & more touching instance of woman’s devo“Meeting time of the N.S.G. W, Banquet tion I never beheld, Once Mrs, Sherwood at Union Hotel, Feb, 23, 1895,” tried to ascend another hill, shoping by = +@e dving to attract assistance. . She again "Death of an Old Resident. slipped and fell into a pool of water, then returned and remained by tt, relief not come in afew hours more, at and Charles Woolsey. The elder was ed county, near the Farmer Claims, here by a ball at the Golden State Hotel, Trustee for this district, to fill the unex pired term of A. Rickard, ig Yours truly, Joun Hiprgrr, +-#@e-+-— which supplies al] tier, t ’ Hoop’s Pius are purely vegetable, harm less, effective, do not pain or gripe, ++@e-> ones, The Lamarque Mine. — ~. ert Kemp, Samuel Dille and Willam ] zenheiser, ination works south of Grass Valley. Pre. vious to this time no depth had been attained in the workings, as the water was troublesome. Ore which had paid $80 to the ton had been taken out in the early days. Messrs, Thompson and Maltman put in a light machine hoist and steam pump, and started six or eight men to work, The foreman, .James Paull, reports that they have struck into some uncommonly rich rock, at a depth of 85 feet, something over a foot thick, and the ore shows up strong in free gold, A few tons of the rock are now on the dumps, and wil] be crushed in a short time, it ig expected that good results will be obtained, Messrs, Kemp and Dille have hung on to the property with much tenacity ‘during past years, and deserve their good luck, as do also Messrs. Maltman ‘& Thompson, for their enterprise in taking hold of the ‘mine and developing it. We shall await further news from the Lamarque with much vinterterest. The ledge is + +e» The Keystone of the Arch In the edifice of “health is vigor, him with its music in hig manhood's prime Hippert, and Cal Maloney, to render as— It took us three days to attend almost inaccessible af*this time of the year, I investigated everything and must say that her husband, where she would have been found dead had She has two sons by a former husband, John work near Bowman Dam, the other in Sierra Washington’s Birthday is to be observed *! C. E. Johnston has been appointed School Christian man, highly respected by the enPure Ric’ Bioop ig essential to good r, health“because the blood is the vital fluid the organs with life, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood puriTidings: Good. news comes from the Lamarqke mine, which adjoins the North Star 0 . on-the west, in the Grass Valley district, e. This mine is owned in a large part by KoboutA few months ago they gave an + . eighteen months’ bond on the mine to Maltman & Thompson, proprietors of the chlor——~—— #@e o = ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. ing, aid Dr, Badly, Grass Valley, R, G. Mains, . « J. McConnell, = « F. M; Reed, <e H. P. Daniels, +« Mrs. Bohps and Children, S.S, Loughborough, Bed: Corrigan, Mooney Flat, the the the hip} W.G, Hammel, T. C. Durant, “ veal oe Moran, “ sed A. S. Makin, San Cabrie] Johu Pelter, Y.ou Bet, Jas, Campbell, Markleville, Andy Todd, 3 ssJas, Stewart, ee J. G, Shepherd, Spenceville, G, Bollinger, San Juan. of ine The Overland For March, The March number of the Overland almost exclusively devoted to fiction, fact it is the first “Fiction published on the Pacific is story of old lip Coast. mining days, “Swipes,” Lucius Harwood Foote, man has a thrilling story of 80 very and the chaye mesas of Idaho, “Told by Owyhee Joe In the-“‘True Tales of the Old West” se which since their inception, have been widely copied in the Kast and abroad, . D. Robinson, the well-known artist, contributes at Drill;” and S, §, r “The Mystery of Boynton, editor of t Oroville Register, ‘Blackfeet and Bruin ae + Oe + e : Now's This! —_— any case of Catarrh that cantot be cured . Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo, ( We the undersigued, have Cheney for the last 15 years, and believ him perfectly honorable in all sactions and financially able to carr obligatian made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, ; Toledo, 0, -. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesal Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ig taken internally acting directly upon the blood ‘and mucou surfaces of the system, tle. free, Sold by all Druggists, Testimonial tucklen’s Arnica Salve. Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, cures Piles, or no pay required, teed to give perfect satisfacion o1 rotundect Price 25 Gents per ‘box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, BORN, At Graniteville, January 20, 1895, to the wife of Thomas Berry of Faucherie Lake, a daughter, At Graniteville, January 20, 1895, to the wife of Charles McLean, a daughter, ees MARRIED. At Graniteville, February 14, 1895, by J. M. Ballard, J. P,, John Colligaw, formerly of Grags Valley, to Miss Grace Staples of Graniteville. Good Appetite Is restored and the disordered stomach and liver reinvigorated by taking eruvia —Bitters Stomach Bitters, The result of its use is a speedy gain in strength, together with the agreeable consciousness that the tenure of life is being strengthened—that one is laydng up a store of vitality against the, unavoidable draughts which old age makes The fortifying influence of the Bitters constitute it a reliable safeThe best and most pleasing Tonic and Restorative for. weak and im; paired digestion. Their action is immediate ‘in bringing instantanprogressing Firemen’s Ball which is to day. The boys are selling tickets’ with many more. Thistis’a ball which the zens should support with loyalty. The net receipts‘are used for the benefit of the. three the encouragement of their presence would The old fellows program, of refreshments which. always follows a also from Colfax.~ The day will be made a of the public shools, and a general] relaxation from Angel's Camp, Ir the hair with scalp diseas>s, hair falling ont, and Premature baldness, do not use}. Srease or alcholic preparations, but apply Hall’s Hair Renewer, All Free, ae Those who have used Dr. King’s New, Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, Send your name——and address to .H. E. Bucklen and Co, Chicago, and get 4 sample box of Dr. King's . ow Life Pills, Free, as well as a Guide to Health and Household Instructur All of which is guaranteed to do you ae and cost you nothing, Sold at Garr ros. Drugstore, HO. Washington’s Birthday Supper. The ladies of the Methodist Church will serve a hot chicken pie supper at the parlors of the church on Washington's Birthday, Friday the 22d, from 3.to 8 o'clock ‘p,: y, All are dordially invited to come and partake of the good things that will be proBirthose of) citiFebruary 23d, a special meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S, G. W., will be held. Qrand Lecturer. H, C. Gesford wil] pay the Parlor. an officia Visit, and it is expected that other Grand Officers will be Present. Every member is requested to. be present. A banquet will be served at the Union Hotel, After the banquet the Curly Bears will have a growl, The special meeting will he held at Masonic Hall at 8 o'clock, * £16-td SymMproms of kidney tfoubles should be Promptly. attended to;‘they are nature's warnings that something is wrong. Many Persons die victims of kidney could have been saved had the to atht one and eman sleep and POWD . Absolutely Pure. ; disease who y taken proper A pa' 2 cream of — tartar baking powder, precautions, The prompt use of Dr, J. H, Highest of all’ in leavening strength. pl McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm has saved . Latest United States pie. Governmeat Food thousands of valuable lives, any derangement of the Price $1.00 per bottle, Fire Ifyou have . Report, kidneys try it, Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall Le a It’s a Risky Proceedin Of purchasing candy if you haven't the ing perfectly satistied as to its purity. It is no exaggersay that ~my P-Nut Taffy has taker Nevada City by storm, best reason in the world for be ation ‘to It is more popular this week than it was last, and it will be more popular next week than it was this; —AT— VAAL a a a i rt VRYAVEYAG, A true which the principal characters are two litLEADING CANDY-MAKER, a 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Number” ever . ~ — = . We have placed before in our many friends the tle waifs ina mining camp, is by -General Rounsevelle Wild& stage robof the robber over the mountain We offer One’ Hundred Dollars Reward for known F, J, business tran; We would be Pleased to Place One of Them On your Head This Week. y out any P. S.-—Mail orders will receive careful attention, Price, 7c. per botThe best Salve in the world for Cuts, Fever pei Si aaa Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively Tt is guaran. money Most Stylish Line of Hats Ever seen in this city. By glancing in our window as you Pass you can get some idea of the many Styles and . The Low Prices That Prevail. ; 80 We have on sale the following exclusive Styles, and the C. by the number proof that they are right is shown you see worn, : THE ROY 3 THE IMPERIAL 3 ? 1 THE PRINCE OF WALES J RHE RODEO —<.—-mm_— : : THE PASHA Are all the late creation for Gentlemen's Wei . selling like wild fire, a he ir, and they are’ ae Store closes at 8 P.M, ‘The Old Reliable. F 8 The Oldest Gentlemen's Furnishing ‘: House in this city. Under new management, with New Goods and New Prices, MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. 00 Look at these Prices, They Can’t Be Beat lour,per 100 Ibs, $1.85 Salmon, 8 cans Tor $1 Corn, per 100 lbs, $1.70;-. Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.35: Bran, per too lbs. $1.20, Middlings, per too lbs. $1.30, Dry Granulated Sugar, . roll, 40 cts. : 15 Ibs for $1. IBest Reno Creamery Butter, . Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1. ea isis kes Rice, 16 Ibs f ‘ : ee Dae Lae 08 for St 'Tapico, 20 Ibs. for $1-—~"* : Bayo Beans, 28 Ibs form$e, . Corned Beef, ‘Libby's 5 for $1 Lard, 10 Ib cans, $1.20,' ‘Lard, 5 lb cans, 70 cts, ‘Best Pickle Roll Butter, per . Z : Say . a Pea Beans, -28 Ibs for Si.. Pe si ae ie Sr. wos Oysters, 2 Ib-cans 5 for £i-Seedless Raisins, 14°168*$, Oysters, 1 Ib cans, 10 for $1. Raisins, 16 Ibs.‘for $1. ig Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $r. Citron, 20 cts: per Ib, Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. . Clams, 6 cans for $1. eous relief and renewed appetite, For sale every where, , The Perfect Tonic. Migiiaes give away—free to each customer, ; String Beans, 8 cans for $1. Tomos, 10 cans for $1. . . 5 ‘Currants, 14 Ibs. for $1, EP Call at the Store and: sce those Beautiful Books that. we guard against malaria, rheumatism-andkia. Take no substitute. ney trouble. Appetite and sleep improve “MACK &-00., Sole through its use, and it protects the system San Frmucisce, Cal. from the effects of cold and-damp. : ae Pw Peat x 5 * a r . © one ss Main Street, Opposite Union Hatal a1--. 1