January 12, 1894 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ——— JANUARY-12, 1894. en Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Pablished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and Beusscurrrion Terus—Fifteen: Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. : Lecat Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for Firs} Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising'Made Known on Application LSA OB ; "(AN INSURANCE. FIGHT. _ A Case That Will Be Watched With Great. Interest. Only a Conductor’s-Coolpess Prevented 2 EES . man AN INSANE MAN’S TERROR, Panie In a Street Car. . A big, broad shouldered, handsome Wisconsin street and took a seatnear the front door. He was perfiaps 40 or 45. ycars of age, well dressed, and of imposing appearance, but there were a wild, startledlook about his face and . ari tineasiness ‘in his, manner indicating that something was wrongTho car had gone only a short distance when he began to pull nervously aWay from the ' corner, casting frightened glances over his shoulder as though he saw something beside him. _Suddenly he jumped up and rushed to the door of the car,throwing his aris wildly, as though beating off an assailant, and falling over the other.passengers‘in his haste to get out. ““Shoot him! Shoot him!’ he shouted to the conductor. ‘ : “Shoot him quick,or I’ll have to pull sp anon ti aa: oaSiehase Cheteeaiela ol yesterday . his_head off—I can’t stand this any says: ees A strong fight is being made by the Con‘necticut Mutual Insurance Company to reaist the payment of $15,000 tothe widow ot the late i ouis McWhirter, who met death more. than a yeat ago in such a manuer that éuicide and murder have ever since been spoken of in the same breath whenever the ease is mentioned. The Insurance company’s attorney, Joseph C. Campbell, appeared in Igdge McKenna’s court yesterday morning . and asked permission to amend their answer to the complaint of Mrs. McWhirter, who ia epdeavering ta recover the money. By the answer previously, filed the insurance r y. intends to prove that Louis McWhirter killed himself, and by a clause in the policy the holder of it forfeits his. contract. Attorney Campbell said yesterday that he hed abundant evidence to prove that McWhirter committed suicide. and when the case is called. next Tuesday in the United States Circuit Court he would have his witnesses on hand to prove that to be: fact. If be does, that will end the accusatiop. against Richard Heath, who passec through the ordeal of a trial last summer but escaped conviction by one of the jury men objecting te. verdict of guilt. A new trial was ordered and the accused man is now enjoying his liberty under $75,000 bail. Outside of the suicide theory the ‘in* surance sompany claim that McWhirter concealed the fact from them that threats had been made against his life when applying for his policy, and that also voids the agreement between themand MpWhirter's estate. In cguet yesterday morning Attorney Camp bell asked permission toadd to. the answer that McWhirter had neglected to pay several of his premiums. Mrs. MeWhirter’s interests in the case are . Jooked after by (rittenden Thornton, and ~ he Isughs-at-what -be -calls the loose. way. the insurance company is endeavoring to any evidence to prove that MeWhirter committed suicide,” he said, ‘why was it not produced at the trial of Heath, when tpt Campbell, however, says he has slansh in store, and the people intefested in the McWhirter case.are anxiousiy waiting for it. A.number of the most prominent. insurSauce companies are making capital out of thecefueel of the Connecticut Mutual to pay.tie demand upon it, and recently cir= eulars condemning the action of the Connecticut Mutual have been flying about thick ___and fast much to the injury of the company fighting Mrs. McWhirer’s demand upon. it to pay up. 8100 Reward, 8100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least ong dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all ite stages, and thet is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive caré’known to the medigal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constituHall's Catarrh Cure is taken interpally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the . °\@itedve, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The _proprietors have eo much faith in its curative powers, that they effer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of tetimonials. ¥. 1, CHENBY & Co., s8 Sold Druggist, 75e. Toledo, O. KARL'S .CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness te the Complexion and eures Constipation, Se., 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. Muckion’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Haiids, . Chilblain-, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positi. ely oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran25. cents per box. For 4 Million Friends, © _ friend in need is « friend indeed, and mot less than one million peeple have found Jost a friend in Dr. King’s New Discov.ry “ Coughs, and Colds,—If ° er used this Great Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has won erful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and/Lungs,. Each bottle is guaranteed todo all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr oe rare Mas. T. 8, Hawxrns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says; “Bhiloh’s SCHMIDT: BROS., Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY tnading Lady longer.” “He's after “met” Shoot him; T say, or 1’l] pull his head off!”’.“The quick witted’ conductor, taking in the situation at a glance, pulled “im out on the back platform and slammed the door behind him. ‘*There,”’ he said, “‘he can’t get you now. I'll keep him-in thecar.” But the assurance did not satisfy the unfortupate man. He cowered behind the conductor and peered over his shoulder to watch his imaginary pursuer. ‘There he comes! Throw him out!’ he shouted again, clinging to the con ductor in abject terror. **You stay here, and I'll throw him out the front door,’’ said the conductor, to ify him. ral you throw him over the dashboard ?”’ oe Yes. ” S ‘*And will the mules trample on him?” rT) Yes. ia] ** And will the car run over him?”’ os Yes. ”, project of getting rid of his adversary. front door. now!’’ stampede. is where I live. Wisconsin. . Big Men and Women, men and women are! es; though itis not least striking amon, with us. . noteworthy. fault with them on professiona grounds, Moreover, they have mos blue than here. ‘us.—Co ll Magazine. boarded a Russell avenue car at{ ‘That's right—that will serve’ him right—throw him over the dashboard,”*’ and he laughed in great_ glee over the The conductor went into the car a:.d pretended to take somebody out of the far corner and push him out of the The madman on the rear platform.shonted. hia_approbation and . jumped up and down with joy. ‘There he goes,” he screamed, ‘push him over—don’t let him get away—push hini over—shove him under the car—it serves him-right—he can’t-get me The ladies in the car were thoroughly frightened, and ‘but for the coolness of the conductor there might have been 8 He assured them that he would keep the man outside and get rid of him as soon as possible, which quieted them. The lunatic made no further demonstration beyond nervously watching-the inside of the car as though he feared his foe-would.appear-again,.and when} the car reached Greenfield avenue he said in a perfectly natural way: **Here I'll get off here.’’ He proved to be~a south side gentleman enna senteom Y : —n pane an event las Se mnmianne Bone hime ahaa “arntene tat “Reseesarily fe very far-. ously looking” for him.—Milwaukee What enormous fellows and what leviathan persons some of these Swedish Nowhere will you see such noble specimens of adult humanity as in Stockholm’s streets. The feature seems to pervade all classthe nobility. Six feet is @ common height for a man here, and‘really I do not believe I exaggerate in saying that abundant in Stockholm as men of 6 feet The tallness of the women is just as You remark it less, however, because they are so well proportioned. They say it is easy to tell by the size of the boots outside the doors which rooms of a hotel are occupied by the Swedish fair. This is a very endurable hit at the Swedish ladies. Though.they do wear sixes or sevens in shoe leather, no sculptor would find winsome complexions, and of course blue .eyes are nowhere more intensely It is comforting to know—I speak on the evidence of one of the pensionnaires —that Swedish maidens have a great admiration for English bachelors. ‘They read French novels, but they believe in English bridegrooms, The blood bond still exists,I suppose, between them and ~ MAY HAVE BEEN MORRILL. . the Affair. Warden Aull, of the Folsom State Prisor, . _ in speaking to a Bee reporter yesterday in regard to the Fresno dispatch in. yesterday's. Bee, said that it would not. surprise.him if this should turn out to be the fact. ‘Tt is not inconsistent with my,,theory that Fredericks had an asyistant in smuggling the weapons itito the Folsom prison,” said the Warden. ‘‘There is*.no doubt that Fredéricks brought the rifles and pistols to} the*prison, for Ihave a letter written by him showing that he did. It is positive that Fredericks shot brakeman Bruce at . @otdt-Run;but it is not certain-that he killed . ’ — Sheriff Pascoe. The description of . the Sheriff's murderer does not make itcertain, and leaves adoubt that it answers Freilericks, For that reason it may be true that Morrell is the murderer.” ot meen ii.) ) . ) . Eras Pye canoe ~ semnnc Se cteen ae The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing ‘Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. .The full-size tree, showing the proper colors,-can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty. days. after -being received, and to be painted in water ‘colors, The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, Cured by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Mrs. P. D. HALL, 217 Genessee St., Lockport, N. Y.; says: “Over thirty years ago, I remember hearing my father describe the wonderful curative effects of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. During a recent attack of La ~Grippe, which assumed the*form -of a catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accompanied: by an aggravating cough, I used various remedies and prescriptions. While some of these medicines paptially * alleviated the coughing during the day, none of them afforded mejany relief from that spasmodic action of thé lungs srhigh would seize me the-moment I attempted to liedown at night. After ten or twelve. such nights, I was Nearly in Despair, in.myr egsuchair Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I took a _ spoonful of this preparation in g little water, and was able to lie down without coughing. In a few moments, I fell asleep, and awoke in the morning greatly refreshed and feeling much better. I took a teaspoonful of the Pectoral every night for a week, then gradually decreased the dose, and in two z weeks my cough wag cured.”’ _ Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. UNION: HOTEL, NORTHWAY & BODEWIG, Prop’s. ] t First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. For sale at Ca:r Bros, Pine Street, Nevada City. General Arthur, 2 ABE" Ledley is the boas remedy top . » TH Rent) Yusmboidt Imp, _ Gelilitated system I ever aed.” For Dys-] 5 # S Bk Club pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. CIGAR: ~.-} ‘La Rosa s W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping place for all Stagea and Busses. Electric Lights throughout t rendering it absolutely sate from fee Has the largest and most. modern Dini Room in the eit ith foo ts st Mag the freshest and beat TAKE NOTICE-No © ployed in this house. Ohinane bole se The new management of the Uni with its consiantly adding Fane pon make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northern-Central ‘California. * ! eee oa + Commercial Street, Junction of Main. and had about decided to sit upall night 2nd. DT OPA ebat— Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Promptto act, suretocure_. 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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ——— JANUARY-12, 1894. en Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Pablished Evenings Daily Except Sundays and Beusscurrrion Terus—Fifteen: Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. : Lecat Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for Firs} Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising'Made Known on Application LSA OB ; "(AN INSURANCE. FIGHT. _ A Case That Will Be Watched With Great. Interest. Only a Conductor’s-Coolpess Prevented 2 EES . man AN INSANE MAN’S TERROR, Panie In a Street Car. . A big, broad shouldered, handsome Wisconsin street and took a seatnear the front door. He was perfiaps 40 or 45. ycars of age, well dressed, and of imposing appearance, but there were a wild, startledlook about his face and . ari tineasiness ‘in his, manner indicating that something was wrongTho car had gone only a short distance when he began to pull nervously aWay from the ' corner, casting frightened glances over his shoulder as though he saw something beside him. _Suddenly he jumped up and rushed to the door of the car,throwing his aris wildly, as though beating off an assailant, and falling over the other.passengers‘in his haste to get out. ““Shoot him! Shoot him!’ he shouted to the conductor. ‘ : “Shoot him quick,or I’ll have to pull sp anon ti aa: oaSiehase Cheteeaiela ol yesterday . his_head off—I can’t stand this any says: ees A strong fight is being made by the Con‘necticut Mutual Insurance Company to reaist the payment of $15,000 tothe widow ot the late i ouis McWhirter, who met death more. than a yeat ago in such a manuer that éuicide and murder have ever since been spoken of in the same breath whenever the ease is mentioned. The Insurance company’s attorney, Joseph C. Campbell, appeared in Igdge McKenna’s court yesterday morning . and asked permission to amend their answer to the complaint of Mrs. McWhirter, who ia epdeavering ta recover the money. By the answer previously, filed the insurance r y. intends to prove that Louis McWhirter killed himself, and by a clause in the policy the holder of it forfeits his. contract. Attorney Campbell said yesterday that he hed abundant evidence to prove that McWhirter committed suicide. and when the case is called. next Tuesday in the United States Circuit Court he would have his witnesses on hand to prove that to be: fact. If be does, that will end the accusatiop. against Richard Heath, who passec through the ordeal of a trial last summer but escaped conviction by one of the jury men objecting te. verdict of guilt. A new trial was ordered and the accused man is now enjoying his liberty under $75,000 bail. Outside of the suicide theory the ‘in* surance sompany claim that McWhirter concealed the fact from them that threats had been made against his life when applying for his policy, and that also voids the agreement between themand MpWhirter's estate. In cguet yesterday morning Attorney Camp bell asked permission toadd to. the answer that McWhirter had neglected to pay several of his premiums. Mrs. MeWhirter’s interests in the case are . Jooked after by (rittenden Thornton, and ~ he Isughs-at-what -be -calls the loose. way. the insurance company is endeavoring to any evidence to prove that MeWhirter committed suicide,” he said, ‘why was it not produced at the trial of Heath, when tpt Campbell, however, says he has slansh in store, and the people intefested in the McWhirter case.are anxiousiy waiting for it. A.number of the most prominent. insurSauce companies are making capital out of thecefueel of the Connecticut Mutual to pay.tie demand upon it, and recently cir= eulars condemning the action of the Connecticut Mutual have been flying about thick ___and fast much to the injury of the company fighting Mrs. McWhirer’s demand upon. it to pay up. 8100 Reward, 8100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least ong dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all ite stages, and thet is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive caré’known to the medigal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constituHall's Catarrh Cure is taken interpally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the . °\@itedve, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The _proprietors have eo much faith in its curative powers, that they effer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of tetimonials. ¥. 1, CHENBY & Co., s8 Sold Druggist, 75e. Toledo, O. KARL'S .CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness te the Complexion and eures Constipation, Se., 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. Muckion’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Haiids, . Chilblain-, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positi. ely oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran25. cents per box. For 4 Million Friends, © _ friend in need is « friend indeed, and mot less than one million peeple have found Jost a friend in Dr. King’s New Discov.ry “ Coughs, and Colds,—If ° er used this Great Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has won erful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and/Lungs,. Each bottle is guaranteed todo all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr oe rare Mas. T. 8, Hawxrns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says; “Bhiloh’s SCHMIDT: BROS., Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY tnading Lady longer.” “He's after “met” Shoot him; T say, or 1’l] pull his head off!”’.“The quick witted’ conductor, taking in the situation at a glance, pulled “im out on the back platform and slammed the door behind him. ‘*There,”’ he said, “‘he can’t get you now. I'll keep him-in thecar.” But the assurance did not satisfy the unfortupate man. He cowered behind the conductor and peered over his shoulder to watch his imaginary pursuer. ‘There he comes! Throw him out!’ he shouted again, clinging to the con ductor in abject terror. **You stay here, and I'll throw him out the front door,’’ said the conductor, to ify him. ral you throw him over the dashboard ?”’ oe Yes. ” S ‘*And will the mules trample on him?” rT) Yes. ia] ** And will the car run over him?”’ os Yes. ”, project of getting rid of his adversary. front door. now!’’ stampede. is where I live. Wisconsin. . Big Men and Women, men and women are! es; though itis not least striking amon, with us. . noteworthy. fault with them on professiona grounds, Moreover, they have mos blue than here. ‘us.—Co ll Magazine. boarded a Russell avenue car at{ ‘That's right—that will serve’ him right—throw him over the dashboard,”*’ and he laughed in great_ glee over the The conductor went into the car a:.d pretended to take somebody out of the far corner and push him out of the The madman on the rear platform.shonted. hia_approbation and . jumped up and down with joy. ‘There he goes,” he screamed, ‘push him over—don’t let him get away—push hini over—shove him under the car—it serves him-right—he can’t-get me The ladies in the car were thoroughly frightened, and ‘but for the coolness of the conductor there might have been 8 He assured them that he would keep the man outside and get rid of him as soon as possible, which quieted them. The lunatic made no further demonstration beyond nervously watching-the inside of the car as though he feared his foe-would.appear-again,.and when} the car reached Greenfield avenue he said in a perfectly natural way: **Here I'll get off here.’’ He proved to be~a south side gentleman enna senteom Y : —n pane an event las Se mnmianne Bone hime ahaa “arntene tat “Reseesarily fe very far-. ously looking” for him.—Milwaukee What enormous fellows and what leviathan persons some of these Swedish Nowhere will you see such noble specimens of adult humanity as in Stockholm’s streets. The feature seems to pervade all classthe nobility. Six feet is @ common height for a man here, and‘really I do not believe I exaggerate in saying that abundant in Stockholm as men of 6 feet The tallness of the women is just as You remark it less, however, because they are so well proportioned. They say it is easy to tell by the size of the boots outside the doors which rooms of a hotel are occupied by the Swedish fair. This is a very endurable hit at the Swedish ladies. Though.they do wear sixes or sevens in shoe leather, no sculptor would find winsome complexions, and of course blue .eyes are nowhere more intensely It is comforting to know—I speak on the evidence of one of the pensionnaires —that Swedish maidens have a great admiration for English bachelors. ‘They read French novels, but they believe in English bridegrooms, The blood bond still exists,I suppose, between them and ~ MAY HAVE BEEN MORRILL. . the Affair. Warden Aull, of the Folsom State Prisor, . _ in speaking to a Bee reporter yesterday in regard to the Fresno dispatch in. yesterday's. Bee, said that it would not. surprise.him if this should turn out to be the fact. ‘Tt is not inconsistent with my,,theory that Fredericks had an asyistant in smuggling the weapons itito the Folsom prison,” said the Warden. ‘‘There is*.no doubt that Fredéricks brought the rifles and pistols to} the*prison, for Ihave a letter written by him showing that he did. It is positive that Fredericks shot brakeman Bruce at . @otdt-Run;but it is not certain-that he killed . ’ — Sheriff Pascoe. The description of . the Sheriff's murderer does not make itcertain, and leaves adoubt that it answers Freilericks, For that reason it may be true that Morrell is the murderer.” ot meen ii.) ) . ) . Eras Pye canoe ~ semnnc Se cteen ae The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing ‘Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. .The full-size tree, showing the proper colors,-can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty. days. after -being received, and to be painted in water ‘colors, The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, Cured by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Mrs. P. D. HALL, 217 Genessee St., Lockport, N. Y.; says: “Over thirty years ago, I remember hearing my father describe the wonderful curative effects of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. During a recent attack of La ~Grippe, which assumed the*form -of a catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accompanied: by an aggravating cough, I used various remedies and prescriptions. While some of these medicines paptially * alleviated the coughing during the day, none of them afforded mejany relief from that spasmodic action of thé lungs srhigh would seize me the-moment I attempted to liedown at night. After ten or twelve. such nights, I was

Nearly in Despair, in.myr egsuchair Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I took a _ spoonful of this preparation in g little water, and was able to lie down without coughing. In a few moments, I fell asleep, and awoke in the morning greatly refreshed and feeling much better. I took a teaspoonful of the Pectoral every night for a week, then gradually decreased the dose, and in two z weeks my cough wag cured.”’ _ Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. UNION: HOTEL, NORTHWAY & BODEWIG, Prop’s. ] t First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. For sale at Ca:r Bros, Pine Street, Nevada City. General Arthur, 2 ABE" Ledley is the boas remedy top . » TH Rent) Yusmboidt Imp, _ Gelilitated system I ever aed.” For Dys-] 5 # S Bk Club pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. CIGAR: ~.-} ‘La Rosa s W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping place for all Stagea and Busses. Electric Lights throughout t rendering it absolutely sate from fee Has the largest and most. modern Dini Room in the eit ith foo ts st Mag the freshest and beat TAKE NOTICE-No © ployed in this house. Ohinane bole se The new management of the Uni with its consiantly adding Fane pon make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northern-Central ‘California. * ! eee oa + Commercial Street, Junction of Main. and had about decided to sit upall night 2nd. DT OPA ebat— Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Promptto act, suretocure_. It is caused by a Torpid Liver, SIGK HEADACHE, It is 9 mild laxative and a tonic to o-_ te digestion, ular habit of body and prevent pt ob Binisons Lives Rejuleter hE Tare Desewe Cus ty eed gies. b Ba Hartt ‘Wannua, Chiat bead GROCERIES — Staple Pancy At KIDD’S— ~ FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE _ FAIR PRICES Everything in the line of ch fam: roceri Fer Be Teas “4 Coffees” Atrial order will conSpices, 8 Canned Goods’ Rte. Etc, Ete. vinee you that it pays ___ iw every way to -patron7 ize KIDD. ae mace popular Family Grocer, THOS. KIDD, D. S. BAKER fa BEA A all-ord *ra for -DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the transportation of baggage for theatrical parties. { } ok WLW MLGLI TION, J.M. PFISTER, Successor to J. E. Downer. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Choicest Gene Goode intown, “A ; and other rare old Whiskies” unyion’ GEO:;"H. ALLEN, The Best of It * PRGA pty He pra os fr GHORGE’S : Lite 7 § natthe Pirga, AND NOW The fond and loving wife Ip thinking day by day Of Christmas gifts to her lege lord For whieh he’ll have to pay, AND sO She scans her paper o’er And studies all the ads. Of what to buy and where to buy And how to save the scads. AND THUS The sapient merchant finds That it he would feel glad H must withi: the Taanscnipr put A great big, well-writ ad. Salon The : Transcript. “1S THE . heading:::::;Newspaper . a = —or— CUT ME our. 3} Bring Me to Ike Flel The biggest and cheapsst_T. oy House of Northeru Califurnia, ROW logated 26 GRASS VALLEY And on every purchage : __Febate you 6 per cont besides "waving you dollar after dollar, IKE FIEL, The Popular, F imei ead Ma Howe’ ate., Grass Valley. ; Bs Nevada::::County . q 113: \ AS AN. Advertising Medium Ir 1s THETHE * thern«Centeal Part of}. and is generally accompanied with . " DY AT ALL TIME: TO ATTEND TO] Milwaukee Bromory . EE TT A TES c % AONSTATON LEADERS IN. = ~~ RANCY GOODS.——_} @ CHRISTMAS GOODS 3 New Year's Gifts! si AOneebtelts = The. Regular Prices ! Great Reductions . In Tlillinery Goods To close out our Winter Stock we will.seh HATSat = Half the Marked. Price. As Miss Power will take her departure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic Trimming should call. at once. Age Mrs. LESTER. © CRAWFORD, MAIN ST., NEAR UNION HOTEL, LEADING. FANCY GOODS DEALERS. ra "Wisteria a7 YRS AEA CT rickery & i ¢ cialty ofthem. The ch ne Rill N to tho most elaborate w’ . . MUAY (Gel) foundhere. ae § <a Ss: oe: 18. rent : ——BUT My stock of Fancy and’ Staple the compactes I-02? ‘ne we iP [3] -yetoffered Hardware Tinware ‘gy Seeraiteese Plain and Decorated ; In protuston to suit-al purses. I am cian Sin aa cpr amine Rememberthat { make « speAll kinds of ~~ = Agent for the —AND— . . Pure Rye Whiskey. t TRY Tix J.J. JACHKEQNS --, Rroprietor.? Commercial Street, Nevada City.mec = = ns Agents for the San. Fitiises California. . . J. BE, CARR, Blank Books, _-Miscellaneous Books, . Periodicals, Tt. H. CARR. CARH BROS. PHOPRIETORS OF THE. Palace Drags: Book. and Stationery Stor, Moni Bing, Gr. Fae and Commo So, Narada iy, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO.A Complete Sh Drags, Patent Medicines, is, Varnishes, EtG, Ate’ ana School Books,/.~ : np saat Wire Fencing 3 sia mame ‘nie (lily (al. sence Paints, Oils fe SeSeer=' Fine stock of : we . AND CUTLERY reproFirearms Steietaractte Stoves : Stoves Stoves (Morning Light HEATING \ Patent Todd Heater « Sunbeam STOVES . Box Patterns And Other Kinds Richmond” COOKING \ Grand Pacific ( GarlandSTOVES. . Westwood \And Many Othere -. -SBORGE E, TURNER, 55 to 69 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, GAL. COOPER BROg., o Prep’s Manufacturers of Lumber nese Matched Flooring Dressed Siding ____-enelne = Laths SEASONED LUMBER_ AT’ LOWEST NARKET RATES. Lumber of all kinds for BUI mG Purposes alvrayson hand rotted per el gra tha ion, Pisey Wk on the dass Waal Road, will be promptly de vores. weatad Patronize The Upper End of East Broad Street, COOK & SUTLIFF T!8 this mrthod of informi: ; r is the. eats KS ake” City and vicinity thet tap ee STEALS LAUNDRY IN NEVADA CITY, And are now ready to receive orders. White Shirts and Flannels a specialty, Clothes called for ana dolivered wud : satisfaction guaranteed, Rates Reasonable. White. Labor Only Employed, D : aS. Diep Us @ Postal Card, ang we will--oall Fi) Wheat Beer Made out of the best alitorn ‘ Wheat with pina feleeted Hone, and Porter nie ona nosis Towns # Ai the; Saloons tm. RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS QGRESS.Mr ONO LUMBER CO.) White Men’s: haundyy W405 oA nd : y fee ) . ¢ ps ie “ i ‘