February 5, 1896 (4 pages)

os 805, i ComNo. 84 } 25 an Nevada of the enomiot. the 1 Office hereof, ine the id such 1 appli5 Issue eceiver 8. ML, which its wit and its and._apnay de5 + will be ER; ister. eiver, p a Ae ET AIST OE —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. . {famous iy Transp {aHED EVERY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, . 0" oat Utated by Professor BlliEhtered at the the Postomfice at Nevada City Per week ..: vescesents alles cancasncs BB G08 Ir net paid in Creat adver ae ber oes ae first inserlingertion. aquare 50 for each dnpertion, ments as ont rates, tien and. conmtatorensh sta i a which he haa. Boen treated by the white ‘man in this country was well given in, cots Byans of Hamilton college. The ‘Indian ‘chief Red Jacket. once met Mr. . a grandunole; Joseph Elar aon ee licott, at Tonawanda, Niagara county. Mr. Ellicott at that time was agent of * SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. thé Holland Land company, which own( ne year, strictly in advance.,.-96 00 gh peat oF ae land in what was later Six months. i. eevee cess ee eens 3 00 mas the Highth Judicial district The two men shook hands and sat near the middle of it. After a short 6 spent in amicable conversation, Red Jacket said pleasantly, ‘‘Move along, Joe. ’’ : quested, and the chief moved up close to him. a few minutes came a second request, ‘‘Move along, Joe.” Again Mr. Ellicott complied, though with considerable surpriee, and again the chief followed him closely. Scarcely had this been done when Red Jacket again said, ‘‘Move along, Joe.” -. Mr. Ellicott was greatly annoyed, but willing to humor the chief he ‘‘moved along?’ once moré, this time reaching iresaure, . the end of the log. PULL LIST OF TELRPHONES. Below is @ list of the telephones connected with the local exchange of the Sunset Telephone Company in this city: S. ee Buffington, J. M. . 62...Calkins, L. 8. Bb is , .eOhampion Mine. 27. .00--sCity Hall. 38—3 belle.Crawford, W. H. 30..eDickerman & Co. 45..+-sDillon, Richard 12—38 bells.Dulac, E. E. 53..+sHilerman, F. BG. 68s. Gaylord, George O. 37...Gold Hill Mine. 28..-Gray, George A. $4—1 bell. . Holbrook, J. 8.; office. $8—6 bells,,.Holbrook, J. S., residence, 14—1 bell. .Hunt, R, M. Di. residence. I7.0. .-laoard, A., store. 34—4 bells,,.Isoard, A., residence, a eee ct Jackson, J. J. 43..--Johnaton, W. E, beer re .»Lane, Henry -B.ccsee sss Legg & Shaw. 20..--sLewis, Wm. 99...Marsh, M. L, & D. 10..+Miners Foundry. 38—4 bells.Morgan, J. T. «6 1)..-.eMuller, C. L. Dr. residence. 83.cs+++0eMuller, C. L. Dr. office. 50. =.--eMulloy, C. E., store. 34—3 bells. Mulloy, C. E., residence. 2. .++eNational Hotel. -14—8 bells.Nevada Vounty Hospital. 66..-<ssNevada Co, Elect. Power Co. 38—1 bell.,.0’Connell, Joe 12—1 bell. Peerless Saloon, 63..+-.berry, Mrs. A. Oi is .»Red Hill Mine, 54..-+-Richards, W, G. 22..-Seadden & Cleveland. 16, ..+-sSehmidt Bros. 39—-1 bell. Shaw & Bowman, Drs-joffice. $9—3 bells.Shaw & Bowman, Drs., res. , eriff’s Office. $1.% LShoecraft, B.N.15..-.South Yuba Water Company. 24..---Shurtleff, Thomas. err .The Damy TRANSCRIPT. _ B..The Daily Herald. 49..-Treadwell, E. D. bt Bate .Treasurer’s Office. 1. .csee-eTurner, George E. ree .Union Hotel. 5 . Vinton, W. D., residence. rs Per en .Walling, J. M., office. pS A . . Watson & Nivens, 44..2.eWolf, A. B. . THE just to oblige you, I emptied them and ’ RD filled them again with hot water.”— . {3 SUNSET LE Daheim-Kalender. 2 For the Season of 1895-96, The Plea Might Do For the Lawyer. 3 WILL BUN The attorney for the defense became = impressive. SEMI-WEEKLY ’ “Do you ask proof, that my client is} @ "BETWEEN insane??? he asked. ‘‘Well, there is 5 yeaa cree * plenty of it. When he came to engage San Francisco, Los Angeles and my services, he promised: me $10,000 if -3 ’ I would take the case, and yet. he hasn’t : ee a cent. Is that the act of a sane man?” . % New Orleans, “Did you know that when. you 3 as the case?’ asked the attorney for the UNGHET 1: ROUTE“ Cortsiniy.” 2 We — “Well, I can’t seo that that helps . f= Tuesdays ‘and Saturdays Prom: Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1895. ‘And the court so ruled. —Ohicago Post, ew equipment . .Teacher—Tommy, you may define the ie OMFORS . difference bagween a while and a time. NTERT. " Tommy—wy—wy—when paw says -[ hot!” chief, however, for a moment later. came’ the fourth request, ‘‘ Move along, Joe.’’ ‘“Why, man,’’ cried the agent irritably, ‘‘I.can’t move any farther without getting off the log into the mnud!”’ j “Ugh !’? exclaimed. Red Jacket contemptuously. ‘‘Just so white man. Want Indian move along—move along, Can’t go no farther, but -he say, ‘Move along.’ ’’ Cultivation of Violets, Violets in frames require a great deal of attention during the dark winter months, and light and air must be given on every possible opportunity. It does no harm to leave the frames covered with snow for a couple of days in severe weather, but great damage is done if snow is allowed to remain for a week, when mold will spread with alarming rapidity. Even if sunlight can be admitted for but three hours and a little ventilation given, it is surprising how the plants are benefited. There are very few days during the whole winter when we do not give both light and air. Violets resent coddling, and air should be given freely whenever the outside temperatnre allows. If the thermometer registers several degrees below. freezing, aven in midwinter, the sun warms the frames safficiently to permit a moderate amount.of air being admitted. Violets: in frames make much more work than when they are grown in houses, and the flowers are less conVénient to pick, but the quality of blooms is as good in all 4inds, and mitch better in some, partioularly the single varieties, The flowsring season, too, is a little longer than with those grown in artificial heat.— Garden and Forest. . Private Exzlish Ghosts. The ghost of Kuaresdale Hall, near Haltwhistle, in Northumberland, was a steady belief not very, very long ago. In his case a brother murdered an inconven-: ‘ent sister by drowning her in a pond, and the lady revenged herself by walking from the house to the pond upon eyary eccasion that a member of the family kappened to be about after dark. But if one were to enumerate what may be termed the ‘private ghosts’’ of England and Wales, the walking ladies and gentlemen who, having been nobodies during their lives, are determined that something more than the mere epitaphs over their graves shall keep their memories green, the limits of this paper would be very far exceeded. The very house in which the author of the paper is writing is well known by the villagers to have a white lady on its uppermost stair landing, a discovery which very much unhinged some American visitors, who declared that if, they had known it nothing would have induced them to sleep so soundly in rooms abutting on the said landing during three months. But who she was history sayeth not.—Chambers’ Journal. A Pleasant Surprise. Even Saxon courtesy and readiness to oblige may be carried a little too far. When about to return from a Bohemian village to a frontier town in Saxony, the oceupants of a sledge had their foot warmers carefully rinsed out and replenished with full bodied Hungarian wine. ‘Thus they passed the guardpost without let or hindrance, to the merry jingling of the’ sleighbells, Laughing and joking at the success of their little dodge, they called at a wayside inn for refreshments. On resuming their seats ohe of the party exclaimed : “Why, the foot warmers are quite Then the boots of the inn stepped forward, aud said, with a friendly grin, “The foot warmers were quite cold, 80, him in any way, but it would make a splendid plea for you if you were on trial.”’ New Orleans ‘Direc, covnectiona * 4 Bastera points. Quick Time. & Oo sarod jee L ny gaya she'll bet he is going for a mite ry CRS & WEEK Mr, EMicott did as he had been re. This) was not sufficient to satisfy the » he is going down town fora while, maw ARES IO TEE OA EU EP ART EE ES OE SAN length inserted under this head for 60 Cents ‘a week or $2 month. Each additional line . 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Paya_ ‘ble invariably in advance.) Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentle ’s class meets every Wednesday evening 8 o’clock, Children’s class every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence. 0825 Swart Has Charge Again. . Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices catches ’em. a8-tt For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. ' . plavies—I am making vifeiages doing pleasant home work,and will gladly send full particulars to all sending 2c. stamp. Miss M, A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Michigan, Reduction. New rates of fare on the N. OC. N. G. BR. R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare between Colfax and Nevada Citywill be $1.75. Between Grass Valley and Colfax $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Valley and Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to intermediate stations reduced in like proportion. vada City and Colfax, good for three days, $2.50. -Round trip tickets between Grass Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. Commutation tickets, good for all stations between Nevada City and Chicago Park, $1. ‘These tickets good for five fares between Grass Valley and Nevada City. Joun F, Kipper, Pres. and Man’gr. Gro. FLETCHER, Gen’, Pass, and Tkt, Agt. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Offive—Tilley: Building, Nevada City. Ls} SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street,;Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady / General Arthur, The Best pues Imp’td, strelia, 5 = Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, in the City. Harmonia i Table of Distance from Nevada City and Fare. TO MILES. FARE, Alpha... «163 eeeeee ee ee Birchville.:.060. LOZ 6. cece ee ee eee ee Bowman’s Dam.35 .«.Sad waeR pores Camptonville.,.238 Stage.. $3 50 Cherokee..-. 12} OS cate alate 2 25 Columbia Hill.132 sesecnec’ OO COHEE Ss. 56.20 os 16 #8) . ccusegpegeck ot Saree .eoes 204 Railroad. . 2 25 Dutch Fla’ wel7 Stage.. 2 50 Downieville. ; . ..44 LLingtae er . 7 50 Edwards Bridge. 72 OG casa heleie 100 Forest City. .\..39 Mt gh nthe UD French Corral..18% © ‘* ssscsssssesess Graniteville.. 4.00 Grass Valley.-. 26 Lake City.. 2 00 Little York.. 1 50 Moore’s Flat.. 3 50 N. Bloomfield. .144 2 50 N, San Juan.. 13 2 00° Omega..--+20 3 00 Purdon Bridge.. 64 1 00 Relief Hill... 18 2 50 Rough & Ready. 8 $0 gatag cs eee Sierra City.. 56 SS Say Sarno 9 00 Smartaville.. 19 Oh oh sige cae OO Spenceville.. 20 ae eae aaa oc any Sacramento.,.76 San Francisco.. Truckee. . Washington.. 19 Stage.. . You Bet.<.5. 10 es tease . ‘Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in. ’ Round trip tickéts between Ne-} 4 30 6 50 2400088 St cues ca pee 2 50 1 50 LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE, PIMPLES, of six boxes. Cal. J. J. JACKSON, The Largest. DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and accurately compounded by a competent Pharmacist of long experience in some of the leading drugstores of the coast. : @aPTelephone No. 30. ; Before Using Cupidene. Nervousness ot Diseases of the Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. (0@F-The Doctor has discovered the sctive principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not ‘effected by the use One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL. MEDICINE CO., P, For sale in Nevada City by DICKBRMAN & CO. Nevada City Daily Transcript! Leading Newspaper : . >» (Suceessora to CARR BROS.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts,, Nevada City. aoe pene on Most Complete nae ___Best Equipped] IN-NEVADA COUNTY pees «warren mere} Statienery, Chemicals: ‘Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, \ f MANHOOD RESTORED > —BY— After Using Cupidene —o— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— : PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. ——— O. Box 2076, San Francisco, —I3 THE— IN NEVADA COUNTY. If You Want to Get the County . rene A Lue. t JB GENERAL LOCAL es the readirig people in every part of this ae ‘Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well in Sagromanin. Ba Tprrees and eres mote parts of the Btate. MINING Investors throughout. the ,whel country it is invaluable, as it gives « faith, faland complete recerd of the progréss bea ing made in the dey: ent of the coun “ a ty’s varied and extensive resources, ’ NEPOIN TMORE; IF YOU ARE ABOUTTO ADVERTISE SOMETHING . re oie or rd Geo. C. Gaylord, Sole Agent for. Nevada City. Try the Transcript. . You will find it pays every time. . The smartest, most successful business. men set .you, the. example daily, and what's more they stick to it—the proof of the puding being the demand for it, as it w e nore The sworn certificate of a Sari Franielses chemist gives the following result of an analysis 6f several brands of tea purghased in the open ma pi le ps No. Be Does not this You use only half as much per cup. Sixty esnte pee pound. Never scld in bulk, Sold.caly to eal amy * , READ e Sole Agent for Nevada City. FOR S ‘oh LEADING DEALERS. Ad JORDAN MANOFACTURER HM = * Set LOUIS, alo Bt MO.US.A. Advertising Meti::m, The Daily Franscriot If you want te know all ahoutthe§ . zz ~~) avg Qe Gold Mining, . Bdorticultural, Agricultural, Stock Raising Lacon esa ogy {UIA Bae . ait j And off, UI punoy oq Avu. ean id Besides being fully informed at all imesen . * Tue Loca News HapPentncs aNp Coust ¢ PROCEEDINGS. NO BETTER . Than the Daily T

os 805, i ComNo. 84 } 25 an Nevada of the enomiot. the 1 Office hereof, ine the id such 1 appli5 Issue eceiver 8. ML, which its wit and its and._apnay de5 + will be ER; ister. eiver, p a Ae ET AIST OE —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. . {famous iy Transp {aHED EVERY BVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, . 0" oat Utated by Professor BlliEhtered at the the Postomfice at Nevada City Per week ...: vescesents alles cancasncs BB G08 Ir net paid in Creat adver ae ber oes ae first inserlingertion. aquare 50 for each dnpertion, ments as ont rates, tien and. conmtatorensh sta i a which he haa. Boen treated by the white ‘man in this country was well given in, cots Byans of Hamilton college. The ‘Indian ‘chief Red Jacket. once met Mr. . a grandunole; Joseph Elar aon ee licott, at Tonawanda, Niagara county. Mr. Ellicott at that time was agent of * SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. thé Holland Land company, which own( ne year, strictly in advance..,..-96 00 gh peat oF ae land in what was later Six months.. i. eevee cess ee eens 3 00 mas the Highth Judicial district The two men shook hands and sat near the middle of it. After a short 6 spent in amicable conversation, Red Jacket said pleasantly, ‘‘Move along, Joe. ’’ : quested, and the chief moved up close to him. a few minutes came a second request, ‘‘Move along, Joe.” Again Mr. Ellicott complied, though with considerable surpriee, and again the chief followed him closely. Scarcely had this been done when Red Jacket again said, ‘‘Move along, Joe.” -. Mr. Ellicott was greatly annoyed, but willing to humor the chief he ‘‘moved along?’ once moré, this time reaching iresaure, . the end of the log. PULL LIST OF TELRPHONES. Below is @ list of the telephones connected with the local exchange of the Sunset Telephone Company in this city: S. ee Buffington, J. M. . 62.....Calkins, L. 8. Bb is , .eOhampion Mine. 27.. .00--sCity Hall. 38—3 belle.Crawford, W. H. 30....eDickerman & Co. 45...+-sDillon, Richard 12—38 bells.Dulac, E. E. 53....+sHilerman, F. BG.. 68s. Gaylord, George O. 37.....Gold Hill Mine. 28....-Gray, George A. $4—1 bell. . Holbrook, J. 8.; office. $8—6 bells,,.Holbrook, J. S., residence, 14—1 bell. .Hunt, R, M. Di. residence. I7..0. .-laoard, A., store. 34—4 bells,,.Isoard, A., residence, a eee ct Jackson, J. J. 43....--Johnaton, W. E, beer re .»Lane, Henry -B.ccsee sss Legg & Shaw. 20...--sLewis, Wm. 99.....Marsh, M. L, & D. 10....+Miners Foundry. 38—4 bells.Morgan, J. T. «6 1)...-.eMuller, C. L. Dr. residence. 83.cs+++0eMuller, C. L. Dr. office. 50. =..--eMulloy, C. E., store. 34—3 bells. Mulloy, C. E., residence. 2.. ..++eNational Hotel. -14—8 bells.Nevada Vounty Hospital. 66...-<ssNevada Co, Elect. Power Co. 38—1 bell.,.0’Connell, Joe 12—1 bell.. Peerless Saloon, 63...+-.berry, Mrs. A. Oi is ..»Red Hill Mine, 54...-+-Richards, W, G. 22....-Seadden & Cleveland. 16, ...+-sSehmidt Bros. 39—-1 bell. Shaw & Bowman, Drs-joffice. $9—3 bells.Shaw & Bowman, Drs., res. , eriff’s Office. $1.% LShoecraft, B.N.15....-.South Yuba Water Company. 24...---Shurtleff, Thomas. err .The Damy TRANSCRIPT. _ B....The Daily Herald. 49....-Treadwell, E. D. bt Bate .Treasurer’s Office. 1. .csee-eTurner, George E. ree .Union Hotel. 5 . Vinton, W. D., residence. rs Per en .Walling, J. M., office. pS A . . Watson & Nivens, 44...2.eWolf, A. B. . THE just to oblige you, I emptied them and ’ RD filled them again with hot water.”— . {3 SUNSET LE Daheim-Kalender. 2 For the Season of 1895-96, The Plea Might Do For the Lawyer. 3 WILL BUN The attorney for the defense became = impressive. SEMI-WEEKLY ’ “Do you ask proof, that my client is} @ "BETWEEN insane??? he asked. ‘‘Well, there is 5 yeaa cree * plenty of it. When he came to engage San Francisco, Los Angeles and my services, he promised: me $10,000 if -3 ’ I would take the case, and yet. he hasn’t : ee a cent. Is that the act of a sane man?” . % New Orleans, “Did you know that when. you 3 as the case?’ asked the attorney for the UNGHET 1: ROUTE“ Cortsiniy.” 2 We — “Well, I can’t seo that that helps . f= Tuesdays ‘and Saturdays Prom: Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1895. ‘And the court so ruled. —Ohicago Post, ew equipment . .Teacher—Tommy, you may define the ie OMFORS . difference bagween a while and a time. NTERT. " Tommy—wy—wy—when paw says -[ hot!” chief, however, for a moment later. came’ the fourth request, ‘‘ Move along, Joe.’’ ‘“Why, man,’’ cried the agent irritably, ‘‘I.can’t move any farther without getting off the log into the mnud!”’ j “Ugh !’? exclaimed. Red Jacket contemptuously. ‘‘Just so white man. Want Indian move along—move along, Can’t go no farther, but -he say, ‘Move along.’ ’’ Cultivation of Violets, Violets in frames require a great deal of attention during the dark winter months, and light and air must be given on every possible opportunity. It does no harm to leave the frames covered with snow for a couple of days in severe weather, but great damage is done if snow is allowed to remain for a week, when mold will spread with alarming rapidity. Even if sunlight can be admitted for but three hours and a little ventilation given, it is surprising how the plants are benefited. There are very few days during the whole winter when we do not give both light and air. Violets resent coddling, and air should be given freely whenever the outside temperatnre allows. If the thermometer registers several degrees below. freezing, aven in midwinter, the sun warms the frames safficiently to permit a moderate amount.of air being admitted. Violets: in frames make much more work than when they are grown in houses, and the flowers are less conVénient to pick, but the quality of blooms is as good in all 4inds, and mitch better in some, partioularly the single varieties, The flowsring season, too, is a little longer than with those grown in artificial heat.— Garden and Forest. . Private Exzlish Ghosts. The ghost of Kuaresdale Hall, near Haltwhistle, in Northumberland, was a steady belief not very, very long ago. In his case a brother murdered an inconven-: ‘ent sister by drowning her in a pond, and the lady revenged herself by walking from the house to the pond upon eyary eccasion that a member of the family kappened to be about after dark. But if one were to enumerate what may be termed the ‘private ghosts’’ of England and Wales, the walking ladies and gentlemen who, having been nobodies during their lives, are determined that something more than the mere epitaphs over their graves shall keep their memories green, the limits of this paper would be very far exceeded. The very house in which the author of the paper is writing is well known by the villagers to have a white lady on its uppermost stair landing, a discovery which very much unhinged some American visitors, who declared that if, they had known it nothing would have induced them to sleep so soundly in rooms abutting on the said landing during three months. But who she was history sayeth not.—Chambers’ Journal. A Pleasant Surprise. Even Saxon courtesy and readiness to oblige may be carried a little too far. When about to return from a Bohemian village to a frontier town in Saxony, the oceupants of a sledge had their foot warmers carefully rinsed out and replenished with full bodied Hungarian wine. ‘Thus they passed the guardpost without let or hindrance, to the merry jingling of the’ sleighbells, Laughing and joking at the success of their little dodge, they called at a wayside inn for refreshments. On resuming their seats ohe of the party exclaimed : “Why, the foot warmers are quite Then the boots of the inn stepped forward, aud said, with a friendly grin,

“The foot warmers were quite cold, 80, him in any way, but it would make a splendid plea for you if you were on trial.”’ New Orleans ‘Direc, covnectiona * 4 Bastera points. Quick Time. & Oo sarod jee L ny gaya she'll bet he is going for a mite ry CRS & WEEK Mr, EMicott did as he had been re. This) was not sufficient to satisfy the » he is going down town fora while, maw ARES IO TEE OA EU EP ART EE ES OE SAN length inserted under this head for 60 Cents ‘a week or $2 month. Each additional line . 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Paya_ ‘ble invariably in advance.) Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentle ’s class meets every Wednesday evening 8 o’clock, Children’s class every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence. 0825 Swart Has Charge Again. . Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices catches ’em. a8-tt For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon, Enquire of F. T. Nilon. ' . plavies—I am making vifeiages doing pleasant home work,and will gladly send full particulars to all sending 2c. stamp. Miss M, A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Michigan, Reduction. New rates of fare on the N. OC. N. G. BR. R. Commencing January 1, 1896, the fare between Colfax and Nevada Citywill be $1.75. Between Grass Valley and Colfax $1.50, and on all trains between Grass Valley and Nevada City 25 cents, The fare to intermediate stations reduced in like proportion. vada City and Colfax, good for three days, $2.50. -Round trip tickets between Grass Valley and Colfax, good for three days, $2. Commutation tickets, good for all stations between Nevada City and Chicago Park, $1. ‘These tickets good for five fares between Grass Valley and Nevada City. Joun F, Kipper, Pres. and Man’gr. Gro. FLETCHER, Gen’, Pass, and Tkt, Agt. ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Offive—Tilley: Building, Nevada City. Ls} SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street,;Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady / General Arthur, The Best pues Imp’td, strelia, 5 = Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, in the City. Harmonia i Table of Distance from Nevada City and Fare. TO MILES. FARE, Alpha..... «163 eeeeee ee ee Birchville.:..060. LOZ 6. cece ee ee eee ee Bowman’s Dam..35 ..«.Sad waeR pores Camptonville..,.238 Stage.... $3 50 Cherokee....-. 12} OS cate alate 2 25 Columbia Hill..132 sesecnec’ OO COHEE Ss. 56.20 os 16 #8) . ccusegpegeck ot Saree .eoes 204 Railroad.. . 2 25 Dutch Fla’ wel7 Stage.... 2 50 Downieville. ; . ...44 LLingtae er . 7 50 Edwards Bridge.. 72 OG casa heleie 100 Forest City. .\...39 Mt gh nthe UD French Corral....18% © ‘* ssscsssssesess Graniteville.... 4.00 Grass Valley.-. 26 Lake City.... 2 00 Little York... 1 50 Moore’s Flat... 3 50 N. Bloomfield. ..144 2 50 N, San Juan... 13 2 00° Omega....--+20 3 00 Purdon Bridge... 64 1 00 Relief Hill..... 18 2 50 Rough & Ready.. 8 $0 gatag cs eee Sierra City.... 56 SS Say Sarno 9 00 Smartaville.... 19 Oh oh sige cae OO Spenceville.... 20 ae eae aaa oc any Sacramento..,..76 San Francisco... Truckee.. .. Washington... 19 Stage.... . You Bet.<..5.. 10 es tease . ‘Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in. ’ Round trip tickéts between Ne-} 4 30 6 50 2400088 St cues ca pee 2 50 1 50 LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE, PIMPLES, of six boxes. Cal. J. J. JACKSON, The Largest. DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and accurately compounded by a competent Pharmacist of long experience in some of the leading drugstores of the coast. : @aPTelephone No. 30. ; Before Using Cupidene. Nervousness ot Diseases of the Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. (0@F-The Doctor has discovered the sctive principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not ‘effected by the use One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL. MEDICINE CO., P, For sale in Nevada City by DICKBRMAN & CO. Nevada City Daily Transcript! Leading Newspaper : . >» (Suceessora to CARR BROS.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts,, Nevada City. aoe pene on Most Complete nae ___Best Equipped] IN-NEVADA COUNTY pees «warren mere} Statienery, Chemicals: ‘Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles, \ f MANHOOD RESTORED > —BY— After Using Cupidene —o— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all —SUCH AS— : PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. ——— O. Box 2076, San Francisco, —I3 THE— IN NEVADA COUNTY. If You Want to Get the County . rene A Lue. t JB GENERAL LOCAL es the readirig people in every part of this ae ‘Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well in Sagromanin. Ba Tprrees and eres mote parts of the Btate. MINING Investors throughout. the ,whel country it is invaluable, as it gives « faith, faland complete recerd of the progréss bea ing made in the dey: ent of the coun “ a ty’s varied and extensive resources, ’ NEPOIN TMORE; IF YOU ARE ABOUTTO ADVERTISE SOMETHING . re oie or rd Geo. C. Gaylord, Sole Agent for. Nevada City. Try the Transcript. . You will find it pays every time. . The smartest, most successful business. men set .you, the. example daily, and what's more they stick to it—the proof of the puding being the demand for it, as it w e nore The sworn certificate of a Sari Franielses chemist gives the following result of an analysis 6f several brands of tea purghased in the open ma pi le ps No. Be Does not this You use only half as much per cup. Sixty esnte pee pound. 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