January 15, 1894 (4 pages)

zu oil 9PN ~ __ Pubtished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and A ASO OMGILI IM TERY BOE . Saturday afternoon over the dead body of ~—degradation aud disease right at home as) \a mnie on HO Bithority to make arrests; as many of the Me DP RBS TERRES HR RTD 8 IRE ATER MTT TRE TE SEITE ETE TSE ELT TR OE EA RBI LIN Phe California Fruitilaxt Manufacturing . _ "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . & 6 maior, 1 “"(Metablighed Sept. 6. 1860.) MONDAY, JANUARY ‘15, 1894. Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Sixty Conte a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fora Full Year. “when he entered Chinatown on the night —__—_—“qwhen-the man-weefound that-he-wae almost} ~dumbfounded; -Oo all sides: and coining te water colors on outline aketch of the must be returned within forty*days after ~~ golore. ‘The fifét prize is $5; second prize, $2.60; third prize, $1; and thirteen con———— Legal Holidays. Busscairtion Tenms—Fifteen Cents Week, LecAt Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line} ¢} for First Insertion, Five Contes Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made kno vn on Appl e@ation. ° A DISGRACE To the County — Steps Should Be Taken to Suppress Such Doings. the Chinese suicide, Qoroner Daniels took ‘occasion to remark that he was so surprised z ‘The Potent bumor.and a sense of proportion,” I heard a clever woman say the other day, “und you have no idea what 4 wonderfnl help they are to me.” I have since had a practical illustration of the potent factor that the latter sense may become in the problem of life, and now I fairly appreciate her statement of the power of proportion, ; extra nap in the late for the early train which I wished . to catch in order to keep an ‘iniiportant . appointment in town, ‘A-SENSE OF PROPORTION. Factor It May Become In the Problem of Life. : “I aim trying to cultivate a sense of Having lingered-very late overa more . wn usually fascinating game of chess . 1¢ night before, Iwas beguiled into,an4 morning, making me . As the sky was. lowering, indicating from. all sorts of dens_could be seen_white men and boys, nearly all of whom Were in a state of intoxication. The men were of the lowest class.and ranged in years from the mere schoolboy to the old, gray-headed father of a family, Sueh-a-state-of affairs is a disgrace to our fair city. We donot have to go to San Francisco to witness the horrors of a Chinatown; we can see just as much ever Waverly Place in San Fraicisoo: or Mott street in New York can produce. Here. are ruined young lives and hopes. Among the young seen there are those who have already served terms in our county jail, made criminals by their desire to obtain money with which to purchase theChinese gin and rotten whisky. But one of the moat surprising sights is that of the old gray headed and gray bearded men who -infest these dens inthe. hope of securing a few drinks of the abominable stuff which is seid by the pint or quart at prices that are within the reach of all. ; Chinese merchants themselves sometimes complain of these hangerson, but as long as they produce, the money . . d the Chinese will furnish the liquor and opium, The officers.claim-thattliey have habitues are connected with respectable families and live with their families. It is alee a welleknown fact thatthe Chinese sell: —tiquor tolndians and miners, but # convic= tion cannot be secured on account of the lack of thy y--per evidence, for the hangersob anid loafers would all Bowes with the gether so closefy that Baty sbighbinder toud would preduce a ruption. Chinatown bas long heen an eyesore te our fair city and we hope to see the day _When every last shanty will be renroved-out= side of the corporate limits, * ao Attorney W. B. Daly. Among the list of thirty-five successful applicants for admission to practice/law in this State is noted the name of William -B. Daly, a native of Smartsville, who received hisfiret education in the schools of that place, He was granted a certificate at a teachers’ examination which was held in Marysville, and afterward ruled for two years over the echool in Yuba District. He has been studying Blackstone in the office \ pf Sullivan & Sullivan, San Frandisco, Mr.’ Daly is but twenty-one years of age. He is bright, and bis friends predict a good future SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption, It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose, 25 ets, 60 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. + #@e > : Tue Maboning Valley, Ohio, coal miners have resolved to strike against the proposed reduction of 10 cents per ton. --—~— = eee ——— Ir appears that agent Dunn, who disappeared some time ago, get away with $100,000 of the Connecticut school fund, 0 9O O — A pow of Simmons Liver Regulator taken daily, will relieve and prevent ind) gestion. ; AS-IS Six G-cents restaurants are running in New York. Further plans'are making for previding ,food aud work for the unemployed. ee a QO ~~ Tre late Mrs. Oliver Ames, whose will ‘was probated at Taunton, Masa., a few days ago, left $1,000,000 to each of he five grand Raevmatism, which ‘is a blood -disease, is radically oured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. _—-——77Gr oe Atways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and lung troubles. Your druggist has Ayer's Alinamac. ; 7+ KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, thé great Blood Purtier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. Ge., 500. Sold by Carr Bros. ——--090-o————— ATTENTION to the daily habits of the young prevents suffering, Take Simmons Regulator. _———-~@re Prupxts, blotches, sores, and their cause, removed by Simmons Liver Regulator. 2. or ‘ fFruitiest, Company are offering prizes to ‘boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be pro eured-at-Vinton’s drug store. The full-six tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in. Mr. Vinton’e show window. ‘The cards being received, and to be painted in water I actually hobbled on my way to the station, the little nail stung-so venom: ously, and before I arrived there I fanc with blood from its lacerations. ied that my shoe must be half fill I hardly returned Papa Clipston’s courteous greeting, arid let somebody else help old lady Sturgis on the train, which neglect would have cut. my wife cruelly and ought to bring me toshame, The office boy slunk into the remotest -_corner-as i siammed into the room, and . the man from Chicago: will no doubt retain to the day of his death a supreme conviction of' the disagreeableness of Bostonians as per example exhibited to him on that occasion. When at last there came a lull in the rush of the day, removed the shoe'and sent it out for repairs, came back; the offendér. removed, and peace was restored, It was then that bright woman’s remark came back to me, and I felt its truth. That little. piece of iron, penetrating the sole of my foot, had put awry my whole body, brain, nerves and temper. What-a_ gigantic disproportion _ be as “effect! “And, “hesidery~ the consequencee-to mVsel!, there was tween cause and “the reaction upon my wife, making her unhappy all-day long—for, strange as it may seem, the dear soul loves me—and the awful example of irascibility that setto the office boy, and nobody knows . . How WUCh “Awlike and “distrust of BosChicago breast, which will permeate through generations yet unborn. And all for a tiny shoe tack! pdon't you see gE Sead ‘As for neenec APG, Of proportion? Boston Herald. Nothing Like Being Sure. for 5:17 train to Chestnut Hill” Exchange. oe ONE DOLLAR PER HUG. Charch and Matrimony. far below the Minnesota line, there is progressive. little .church. @ new plan. hands for a certain length of time for about the average. marriage licenses in that_ town ought do a rushing business from this time o men, to sell kisses at _the-average of of $1,.coin of the realm. @ In 10 minutes it now how wise it would ; or Huuivi, z +. that, for I can smile éven over acoal. bill. ~“The next train for Chestant. Hill now ready on track No, 5. Track No. 5 aud they rang through the waiting room in Boston with penetrating distinctnéss. As soon-as he had uttered them a fair young wovhan rushed up to him and said: ‘Is the train for Chestnut Hill ready yet? And what time does it leave?”— . How Enterprising Iowa Girls Helped the Down in an Iowa town, not so very Some time ago it was found necessary—te—raise—a+— certain amount for a certain purpose. The young ladies of the church took the matter in hand, and after going over the many ways which had been tried in times past to raise money decided upon They decided to let the young men of the town who felt like doing something in the interest of the church hold their given sum—50 cents for holding a girl’s hand 25 minutes seems to have been It is said that the plan worked to a charm, and that the coffers of the church swelled perceptibly after the hand holding social was over. The man who is empowered to issue for it was also“ proposed, and this met with instant favor among the young cents. ‘It is hinted that decorous hugs were to be provided at a uniform price ‘ “oe Hardening Plaster. _ It-is stated that French “builders, who have-carried’the art of hardening plaster to whére it is used fer flooring, either in place of wood or tile, empley for this purpose six parts of good quality. of plaster intimately mixed with one part of freshly slaked white lime finely ‘sifted, says the Tradesman. The mixture as thus composed is laid. down in as quick time as possible, care being taken that-the trowel is not used upon the surface for tbo long a time; after this the floor is allowed to become very dry; and is subséquently saturated in a most thorough manner with sulphate’ of iron or:zink, the iroy giving the’ strongest surface, its resistanveto breaking being found to be-20 times the strength of ordinary plaster. It _appears that with sulphate of zine the -floor rain, I pulled out’ pair oPold shoes‘and . remains white while when iron is used it did not discover until Iwas at the pbreak. becomes the color of rusted iron; but if lina table Oe ee . seed oil, boiled with litharge be. applied to 1ad_ come y ; was piercing my heel. é 2 : Grose Nalley. Tidings oft the inanest ald bor tearm jon data. ta. change tiem, aasi.this being especially the,.case, Mad 22Ml MA emis fternc the pricking made me cross. _ I am quite . ¢ sure that I snarled at the dear little woman who had increased my joys and lessened my sorrows these several years past, and that I scared my young folks . cee : ; io i “tnto unwonted silence. LiF ES fT consider—it the best reme the surface, it becomes of a mahogany color, opal varnish is added. —— Mrs-T: & Hawxk:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: #*Shiloh’s Witglizer ‘SAVED MY debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia,_Liver—or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. * Sold By Carr Bros. ee ae AFEECTIONS of the Lowels, so prevalent in children, cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. ¢ YT hdWdWS BVS SARSAPARILLA SP. SMITH, of Towanda, Pa., whose constitution was completely broken down, is. cured .byAyer’s Sarsaparilla, He writes: ‘‘ For eight years, I was, most of the time; a great sufferer from constipation, kidney trouble,-and indigestion, so tliat my constitution seemed to be completely ‘broken down! I was tmiucedttotry Ayers Sarsaparilla, and éxve rent’ reswas bettlsmy~sthoraed, bowels, and kidneys are in perfect conition, and, (in alt thelr functions, ae regular 4s clock-work. At the time I vegan taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 pounds; I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a traveling advertisement. T believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla to be the best in the niarket to-day.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 8 al Cures others,willcureyau NORTHWAY & BODEWIG,a to ma, 7 First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. or LASTE For sale at Cair Bros, ——Ee on @ guaroF promptly and orig bas 30 ie P. REMEDY. ae En UE pies a ; Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. the-marke~ affords. ployed in this house. with its constantly tite LEADERS IN. GOODS. =. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Loweli, Masa. UNION HOTEL, Prop’s. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Electric Lights throughout the building, Has the largest and most modern Dining Room inthe city, with the freshest and best TAKE NOTICE-—No Chinese help emThe new management of the Union. Hotel, i ; adding improvements, make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northera-Central California That d ds upon the Liver. the Liver is inactive the whole s tem is out of order—the breath’ is .bad, digestion poor; head dull or aching, _ energy and hopefulness gone, the spirit is de, a heavy weight exists after eating, with ag cs despondency and blues. The Liver-is the housekeeper of the health; and a harmless, simple remedy thet acts like Nature, does not constipate afterwards or does not interfere wi business or pleasure during its use, makes Sim_. mons Liver Regulator a ~~ “medical perfection. than omic ho mohef. but th Tasulewe m relief, bu e S not only relieved but cured. H. H. Jonezs, Macon, Ga. §RoceRIES Staple And Fancy; At KIDD’S~ FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES Everything in the line of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coffees, _ Spiess; Sugars, Canned Goods, Etc., Etc., Ete. Atrial order will convince you that it pays in every way to patronize KIDD, the most popular Family Grocer. ‘THOS. KIDD, Commercial Street, Junction of Iain. D. S. BAKER 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO all ord>rs for “DRAYING AND HAULING. g Particular attention paid to the ‘transportation “Yi baggage for theatrical parties. . THE ea cron J. M. PFISTER, . Successor to J. E. Downer. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Ci: gars. Chhoicest Case Goods in town. “ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies. : GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of Hilwaukee Saloon If he want to spend a jolly* half-hour or go, drop in at GEORGE'S, Down at the Plaza. AND NOW The fond and loving wife Is thinking day by day of Christmas gifts to her liege lord For which he’ll have to pay. © AND SO She scans her paper o’er And studies all the ads. Ot what to buy and where to buy And how to save the scads. AND THUS The sapient merchant finds That if he would feel glad H must withi:the Transcript put A great big, well-writ ad.: aT © The : Transcript IS THE (In for Nevada City only.) Bring [Me to Ike Fiel ‘The biggest and cheapest” Toy Hovgeof Northeru California, SCHMIDT BROS.; Leading Cigar Dealers. =Ip Steck =. Leading Lady ( General. Arthur, The Best © } Ht m>oldt Imp’td, 5 = Cent 4 Bchemisn Club Uemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, in the Gity:—\Harmonia. p. Pine Street, Nevada City. now located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you 6 per cent besides saving you dollar after dollar, IKE FIEL, The Popular, Formerly Howe’s, cor. Church and Main ate., Grease Valley. heading::::::Newspaper —or— Nevada::::County. AS AN ~ Advertising Medium Northern-Central Part of ‘California Wor<h Living? . Ren % FANCY MRs. eo ——“e CRAWFORD, / ERE 3 CHRISTMAS GOODS a FOR . . = New Year’s Gifts! The Regular Prices ! Great Reduetions In [lillinery Goods To close out-our Winter Stock we will ‘sell HATS at . _ Half the Marked Price. As Miss Power will take her departure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic Trimming should call at once. : Giese LESTER MAIN _ST., NEAR UNION-_HOTEL, & eeemeamnede! animale A tales 4 $7 os v7, ASTOR LACS re tee, 7 vias LEADING FANCY GOODS DEALERS. —_—— . os Pp SSO IP Le Mais Keystone Monogram SED OT ILAE. EIEN EET OSE ILL LOI LEY EAL LEI EGET Minera —AND— Pure Rye Whiskey. BOER Mt TERTIARY WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER Commercial Street, Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON,..Proprietor. pooner J. E. CARR. Agenis for the San Francis PROPRIETORS OF THE— KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A . School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, t. H. CARR. Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store _ Mason Baildig Cor, Piae-audCommercial Streets, Norada iy Complete Steck of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Ete, ‘ ze . : MV agazines. Finest Brands of Cus in Nevada-Ciy 70 ~©6Examiner. ee oe . oe THI 37 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY . B ae —aser a MON RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS: a =— The . : My stock of ii m fl . iss] Fancy and pBteple , Abe ‘ f 8 season by : ‘ ing th bh 4 { ( ; \ ce ae, spond As for “ oe be the ; ~ There ts nothing of “y Episce nd m <I Tinwate a not findop onic ‘eben a 4 poe ut} visit my store. > = and ev : i s the fla Plain and Decorated : . __ of wat rY iss] In piofusion te suit al _and w tast da ‘ : oe PPGCKORy es i oe can eRe yen nnn ae ad “ung (hed) this department. ! . = The — ; underr I you went caused ay] Rememberthat I : ire te tH 33] cialty-of ‘oem: lee seoater — N is] to the most elaborate will be =r near it found heres = i ms air fro All kinds of ed os * ‘ It look: Ih, f pads J j . 32) everlasting sue i sau . 7 CCE ischeap, Bavs . have b TA : plain and faney. ‘ oe day mi The best of i ; spits ¥ ‘ se] And other materials meen ants, (lily St seers owe b] (3) ed paints sold, ee a _ Alt nc z = were . : Fine stock of the fire 1" AND CUTLERY 4 eit t'irearms is) senting che latest and the way in PPCATTOS ‘gy pgcaase ofthat ot th was da fh plaster e. 3 smoke Stoves paint's will pr Stoves ered bj Compa Stoves j ocal a : ; lr y Morning Light Hidod’s ti HEATING . Patent Todd Heater sarille ’ arores < Sunbeam power. Box: Patterns Hoo And Other Kinds f aundic Richmond iE ? eee Gras COOKING \ Grand Pacific : fia PRiTaS Garland = YS IdahoSTOVES . Westwood ie juated, , ‘3 } Ee be sal __\And Many Others mh * représe ne = Se Spanier Siac = i" 3 ~-damagi a _. $00n as 5 is GEORGE ¥. TURNER, a ea comme 55 to 59 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, OAL. : ey Bre pane came oy fire has MT O cpt ORGRe LIAL IPSCO NIOIM LILLE OLY AL DD dM A APR IE LY RTT MB Z ~siaaihie, Soe MT: ORO LUMBER CO. : ‘ j and th a bald, . COOPER BROs., = ~— Prep’s .\ S74 Bair R Manufacturers 4 7” Man Lumber : pees ee in phys vigor. Matched Flooring athlste Dressed Siding ewe e ng vigorou = Fencing and gle I ths tranqui to dise conferr SEASONED LUMBER AT. LOWEST less th MARKET RATES. wasting : course . Lumb f all kind ING purposes alwayson Hott ee leading Road, will be Promptly delivered. V Suey nat enc : bett, b Patronize The system, ; b} 9 i j . perforu White Men S$ haundry cures 1 plaints, Upper Eud of East Broad Street, tion, Ii COOK & SUTLIFF 4 A4KE this mrthod of informing the people 4 C. F. i's ae ee City and vicinity thas they have ; . orname STEAM LAUNDRY a . se a IN NEVADA CITY, is . him a¢ And are now ready te receiveorders. ! White Shirts and Flannels a specialty, ay Clothes called for and delivered and . ie The satisfaction guaranteed, * q the pul Rates Reasonable, / ia 3 sade —_— / tic! B, € White Labor Only Employed., 7 price i ‘ sats Mito ever wn? us @ Postal Card, and we will call on . mow de . 3 EightMade out of the best Californis ‘ Hi Wheat >. g with Pure Bortag’ 4, Hove, and Ale and Porter xeg and notte For Sa) 4 For mie at all the} Beloons in Ask for __Wheat Beer, = => pa GEO. GEHRIG, . Milwaukee Brewery. Night-School , To be opened in Washington Schoolh ee Nae VERE, Branches in Latin and in all the Bngtiah ook-k 1 For farther pasttenion an 4 JG O'NEILL ord. M. RUBSRY, ¢ Bridge Notice, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N apply to the Busrd of Superviens mine ty of January, 1894, for a renewal of li to collest toll on the Bridyeport bridge, — ~Devern ber 6, 1898. We -wouns : g

zu oil 9PN ~ __ Pubtished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and A ASO OMGILI IM TERY BOE . Saturday afternoon over the dead body of ~—degradation aud disease right at home as) \a mnie on HO Bithority to make arrests; as many of the Me DP RBS TERRES HR RTD 8 IRE ATER MTT TRE TE SEITE ETE TSE ELT TR OE EA RBI LIN Phe California Fruitilaxt Manufacturing . _ "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . & 6 maior, 1 “"(Metablighed Sept. 6. 1860.) MONDAY, JANUARY ‘15, 1894. Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Sixty Conte a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fora Full Year. “when he entered Chinatown on the night —__—_—“qwhen-the man-weefound that-he-wae almost} ~dumbfounded; -Oo all sides: and coining te water colors on outline aketch of the must be returned within forty*days after ~~ golore. ‘The fifét prize is $5; second prize, $2.60; third prize, $1; and thirteen con———— Legal Holidays. Busscairtion Tenms—Fifteen Cents Week, LecAt Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line} ¢} for First Insertion, Five Contes Line Each Subsequent Time, One Doliara Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made kno vn on Appl e@ation. ° A DISGRACE To the County — Steps Should Be Taken to Suppress Such Doings. the Chinese suicide, Qoroner Daniels took ‘occasion to remark that he was so surprised z ‘The Potent bumor.and a sense of proportion,” I heard a clever woman say the other day, “und you have no idea what 4 wonderfnl help they are to me.” I have since had a practical illustration of the potent factor that the latter sense may become in the problem of life, and now I fairly appreciate her statement of the power of proportion, ; extra nap in the late for the early train which I wished . to catch in order to keep an ‘iniiportant . appointment in town, ‘A-SENSE OF PROPORTION. Factor It May Become In the Problem of Life. : “I aim trying to cultivate a sense of Having lingered-very late overa more . wn usually fascinating game of chess . 1¢ night before, Iwas beguiled into,an4 morning, making me . As the sky was. lowering, indicating from. all sorts of dens_could be seen_white men and boys, nearly all of whom Were in a state of intoxication. The men were of the lowest class.and ranged in years from the mere schoolboy to the old, gray-headed father of a family, Sueh-a-state-of affairs is a disgrace to our fair city. We donot have to go to San Francisco to witness the horrors of a Chinatown; we can see just as much ever Waverly Place in San Fraicisoo: or Mott street in New York can produce. Here. are ruined young lives and hopes. Among the young seen there are those who have already served terms in our county jail, made criminals by their desire to obtain money with which to purchase theChinese gin and rotten whisky. But one of the moat surprising sights is that of the old gray headed and gray bearded men who -infest these dens inthe. hope of securing a few drinks of the abominable stuff which is seid by the pint or quart at prices that are within the reach of all. ; Chinese merchants themselves sometimes complain of these hangerson, but as long as they produce, the money . . d the Chinese will furnish the liquor and opium, The officers.claim-thattliey have habitues are connected with respectable families and live with their families. It is alee a welleknown fact thatthe Chinese sell: —tiquor tolndians and miners, but # convic= tion cannot be secured on account of the lack of thy y--per evidence, for the hangersob anid loafers would all Bowes with the gether so closefy that Baty sbighbinder toud would preduce a ruption. Chinatown bas long heen an eyesore te our fair city and we hope to see the day _When every last shanty will be renroved-out= side of the corporate limits, * ao Attorney W. B. Daly. Among the list of thirty-five successful applicants for admission to practice/law in this State is noted the name of William -B. Daly, a native of Smartsville, who received hisfiret education in the schools of that place, He was granted a certificate at a teachers’ examination which was held in Marysville, and afterward ruled for two years over the echool in Yuba District. He has been studying Blackstone in the office \ pf Sullivan & Sullivan, San Frandisco, Mr.’ Daly is but twenty-one years of age. He is bright, and bis friends predict a good future SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption, It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose, 25 ets, 60 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. + #@e > : Tue Maboning Valley, Ohio, coal miners have resolved to strike against the proposed reduction of 10 cents per ton. --—~— = eee ——— Ir appears that agent Dunn, who disappeared some time ago, get away with $100,000 of the Connecticut school fund, 0 9O O — A pow of Simmons Liver Regulator taken daily, will relieve and prevent ind) gestion. ; AS-IS Six G-cents restaurants are running in New York. Further plans'are making for previding ,food aud work for the unemployed. ee a QO ~~ Tre late Mrs. Oliver Ames, whose will ‘was probated at Taunton, Masa., a few days ago, left $1,000,000 to each of he five grand Raevmatism, which ‘is a blood -disease, is radically oured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. _—-——77Gr oe Atways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and lung troubles. Your druggist has Ayer's Alinamac. ; 7+ KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, thé great Blood Purtier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. Ge., 500. Sold by Carr Bros. ——--090-o————— ATTENTION to the daily habits of the young prevents suffering, Take Simmons Regulator. _———-~@re Prupxts, blotches, sores, and their cause, removed by Simmons Liver Regulator. 2. or ‘ fFruitiest, Company are offering prizes to ‘boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be pro eured-at-Vinton’s drug store. The full-six tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in. Mr. Vinton’e show window. ‘The cards being received, and to be painted in water I actually hobbled on my way to the station, the little nail stung-so venom: ously, and before I arrived there I fanc with blood from its lacerations. ied that my shoe must be half fill I hardly returned Papa Clipston’s courteous greeting, arid let somebody else help old lady Sturgis on the train, which neglect would have cut. my wife cruelly and ought to bring me toshame, The office boy slunk into the remotest -_corner-as i siammed into the room, and . the man from Chicago: will no doubt retain to the day of his death a supreme conviction of' the disagreeableness of Bostonians as per example exhibited to him on that occasion. When at last there came a lull in the rush of the day, removed the shoe'and sent it out for repairs, came back; the offendér. removed, and peace was restored, It was then that bright woman’s remark came back to me, and I felt its truth. That little. piece of iron, penetrating the sole of my foot, had put awry my whole body, brain, nerves and temper. What-a_ gigantic disproportion _ be as “effect! “And, “hesidery~ the consequencee-to mVsel!, there was tween cause and “the reaction upon my wife, making her unhappy all-day long—for, strange as it may seem, the dear soul loves me—and the awful example of irascibility that setto the office boy, and nobody knows . . How WUCh “Awlike and “distrust of BosChicago breast, which will permeate through generations yet unborn. And all for a tiny shoe tack! pdon't you see gE Sead ‘As for neenec APG, Of proportion? Boston Herald. Nothing Like Being Sure.. for 5:17 train to Chestnut Hill” Exchange. oe ONE DOLLAR PER HUG. Charch and Matrimony. far below the Minnesota line, there is progressive. little .church. @ new plan. hands for a certain length of time for about the average. marriage licenses in that_ town ought do a rushing business from this time o men, to sell kisses at _the-average of of $1,.coin of the realm. @ In 10 minutes it now how wise it would ; or Huuivi, z +.. that, for I can smile éven over acoal. bill.. ~“The next train for Chestant. Hill now ready on track No, 5. Track No. 5 aud they rang through the waiting room in Boston with penetrating distinctnéss. As soon-as he had uttered them a fair young wovhan rushed up to him and said: ‘Is the train for Chestnut Hill ready yet? And what time does it leave?”— . How Enterprising Iowa Girls Helped the Down in an Iowa town, not so very Some time ago it was found necessary—te—raise—a+— certain amount for a certain purpose. The young ladies of the church took the matter in hand, and after going over the many ways which had been tried in times past to raise money decided upon They decided to let the young men of the town who felt like doing something in the interest of the church hold their given sum—50 cents for holding a girl’s hand 25 minutes seems to have been It is said that the plan worked to a charm, and that the coffers of the church swelled perceptibly after the hand holding social was over. The man who is empowered to issue for it was also“ proposed, and this met with instant favor among the young cents. ‘It is hinted that decorous hugs were to be provided at a uniform price ‘ “oe Hardening Plaster. _ It-is stated that French “builders, who have-carried’the art of hardening plaster to whére it is used fer flooring, either in place of wood or tile, empley for this purpose six parts of good quality. of plaster intimately mixed with one part of freshly slaked white lime finely ‘sifted, says the Tradesman. The mixture as thus composed is laid. down in as quick time as possible, care being taken that-the trowel is not used upon the surface for tbo long a time; after this the floor is allowed to become very dry; and is subséquently saturated in a most thorough manner with sulphate’ of iron or:zink, the iroy giving the’ strongest surface, its resistanveto breaking being found to be-20 times the strength of ordinary plaster. It _appears that with sulphate of zine the -floor rain, I pulled out’ pair oPold shoes‘and . remains white while when iron is used it did not discover until Iwas at the pbreak. becomes the color of rusted iron; but if lina table Oe ee . seed oil, boiled with litharge be. applied to 1ad_ come y ; was piercing my heel. é 2 : Grose Nalley. Tidings oft the inanest ald bor tearm jon data. ta. change tiem, aasi.this being especially the,.case, Mad 22Ml MA emis fternc the pricking made me cross. _ I am quite . ¢ sure that I snarled at the dear little woman who had increased my joys and lessened my sorrows these several years past, and that I scared my young folks . cee : ; io i “tnto unwonted silence. LiF ES fT consider—it the best reme the surface, it becomes of a mahogany color, opal varnish is added. —— Mrs-T: & Hawxk:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: #*Shiloh’s Witglizer ‘SAVED MY debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia,_Liver—or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. * Sold By Carr Bros. ee ae AFEECTIONS of the Lowels, so prevalent in children, cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. ¢ YT hdWdWS BVS SARSAPARILLA SP. SMITH, of Towanda, Pa., whose constitution was completely broken down, is. cured .byAyer’s Sarsaparilla, He writes: ‘‘ For eight years, I was, most of the time; a great sufferer from constipation, kidney trouble,-and indigestion, so tliat my constitution seemed to be completely ‘broken down! I was tmiucedttotry Ayers Sarsaparilla, and éxve rent’ reswas bettlsmy~sthoraed, bowels, and kidneys are in perfect conition, and, (in alt thelr functions, ae regular 4s clock-work. At the time I vegan taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 pounds; I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a traveling advertisement. T believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla to be the best in the niarket to-day.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 8 al Cures others,willcureyau NORTHWAY & BODEWIG,a to ma, 7 First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. or LASTE For sale at Cair Bros, ——Ee on @ guaroF promptly and orig bas 30 ie P. REMEDY. ae En UE pies a ; Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. rendering it absolutely safe from fire. the-marke~ affords.

ployed in this house. with its constantly tite LEADERS IN. GOODS. =. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Loweli, Masa. UNION HOTEL, Prop’s. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Electric Lights throughout the building, Has the largest and most modern Dining Room inthe city, with the freshest and best TAKE NOTICE-—No Chinese help emThe new management of the Union. Hotel, i ; adding improvements, make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northera-Central California That d ds upon the Liver. the Liver is inactive the whole s tem is out of order—the breath’ is .bad, digestion poor; head dull or aching, _ energy and hopefulness gone, the spirit is de, a heavy weight exists after eating, with ag cs despondency and blues.. The Liver-is the housekeeper of the health; and a harmless, simple remedy thet acts like Nature, does not constipate afterwards or does not interfere wi business or pleasure during its use, makes Sim_.. mons Liver Regulator a ~~ “medical perfection. than omic ho mohef. but th Tasulewe m relief, bu e S not only relieved but cured. H. H. Jonezs, Macon, Ga. §RoceRIES Staple And Fancy; At KIDD’S~ FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES Everything in the line of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coffees, _ Spiess; Sugars, Canned Goods, Etc., Etc., Ete. Atrial order will convince you that it pays in every way to patronize KIDD, the most popular Family Grocer. ‘THOS. KIDD, Commercial Street, Junction of Iain. D. S. BAKER 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO all ord>rs for “DRAYING AND HAULING. g Particular attention paid to the ‘transportation “Yi baggage for theatrical parties. . THE ea cron J. M. PFISTER, . Successor to J. E. Downer. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Ci: gars. Chhoicest Case Goods in town. “ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies. : GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of Hilwaukee Saloon If he want to spend a jolly* half-hour or go, drop in at GEORGE'S, Down at the Plaza. AND NOW The fond and loving wife Is thinking day by day of Christmas gifts to her liege lord For which he’ll have to pay. © AND SO She scans her paper o’er And studies all the ads. Ot what to buy and where to buy And how to save the scads. AND THUS The sapient merchant finds That if he would feel glad H must withi:the Transcript put A great big, well-writ ad.: aT © The : Transcript IS THE (In for Nevada City only.) Bring [Me to Ike Fiel ‘The biggest and cheapest” Toy Hovgeof Northeru California, SCHMIDT BROS.; Leading Cigar Dealers. =Ip Steck =. Leading Lady ( General. Arthur, The Best © } Ht m>oldt Imp’td, 5 = Cent 4 Bchemisn Club Uemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, in the Gity:—\Harmonia. p. Pine Street, Nevada City. now located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you 6 per cent besides saving you dollar after dollar, IKE FIEL, The Popular, Formerly Howe’s, cor. Church and Main ate., Grease Valley. heading::::::Newspaper —or— Nevada::::County. AS AN ~ Advertising Medium Northern-Central Part of ‘California Wor<h Living? . Ren % FANCY MRs. eo ——“e CRAWFORD, / ERE 3 CHRISTMAS GOODS a FOR . . = New Year’s Gifts! The Regular Prices ! Great Reduetions In [lillinery Goods To close out-our Winter Stock we will ‘sell HATS at . _ Half the Marked Price. As Miss Power will take her departure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic Trimming should call at once. : Giese LESTER MAIN _ST., NEAR UNION-_HOTEL, & eeemeamnede! animale A tales 4 $7 os v7, ASTOR LACS re tee, 7 vias LEADING FANCY GOODS DEALERS. —_—— . os Pp SSO IP Le Mais Keystone Monogram SED OT ILAE. EIEN EET OSE ILL LOI LEY EAL LEI EGET Minera —AND— Pure Rye Whiskey. BOER Mt TERTIARY WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER Commercial Street, Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON,....Proprietor. pooner J. E. CARR. Agenis for the San Francis PROPRIETORS OF THE— KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A . School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, t. H. CARR. Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store _ Mason Baildig Cor, Piae-audCommercial Streets, Norada iy Complete Steck of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Ete, ‘ ze . : MV agazines. Finest Brands of Cus in Nevada-Ciy 70 ~©6Examiner. ee oe . oe THI 37 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY . B ae —aser a MON RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS: a =— The . : My stock of ii m fl . iss] Fancy and pBteple , Abe ‘ f 8 season by : ‘ ing th bh 4 { ( ; \ ce ae, spond As for “ oe be the ; ~ There ts nothing of “y Episce nd m <I Tinwate a not findop onic ‘eben a 4 poe ut} visit my store. > = and ev : i s the fla Plain and Decorated : . __ of wat rY iss] In piofusion te suit al _and w tast da ‘ : oe PPGCKORy es i oe can eRe yen nnn ae ad “ung (hed) this department. ! . = The — ; underr I you went caused ay] Rememberthat I : ire te tH 33] cialty-of ‘oem: lee seoater — N is] to the most elaborate will be =r near it found heres = i ms air fro All kinds of ed os * ‘ It look: Ih, f pads J j . 32) everlasting sue i sau . 7 CCE ischeap, Bavs . have b TA : plain and faney. ‘ oe day mi The best of i ; spits ¥ ‘ se] And other materials meen ants, (lily St seers owe b] (3) ed paints sold, ee a _ Alt nc z = were . : Fine stock of the fire 1" AND CUTLERY 4 eit t'irearms is) senting che latest and the way in PPCATTOS ‘gy pgcaase ofthat ot th was da fh plaster e. 3 smoke Stoves paint's will pr Stoves ered bj Compa Stoves j ocal a : ; lr y Morning Light Hidod’s ti HEATING . Patent Todd Heater sarille ’ arores < Sunbeam power. Box: Patterns Hoo And Other Kinds f aundic Richmond iE ? eee Gras COOKING \ Grand Pacific : fia PRiTaS Garland = YS IdahoSTOVES . Westwood ie juated, , ‘3 } Ee be sal __\And Many Others mh * représe ne = Se Spanier Siac = i" 3 ~-damagi a _. $00n as 5 is GEORGE ¥. TURNER, a ea comme 55 to 59 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, OAL. : ey Bre pane came oy fire has MT O cpt ORGRe LIAL IPSCO NIOIM LILLE OLY AL DD dM A APR IE LY RTT MB Z ~siaaihie, Soe MT: ORO LUMBER CO. : ‘ j and th a bald, . COOPER BROs., = ~— Prep’s .\ S74 Bair R Manufacturers 4 7” Man Lumber : pees ee in phys vigor. Matched Flooring athlste Dressed Siding ewe e ng vigorou = Fencing and gle I ths tranqui to dise conferr SEASONED LUMBER AT. LOWEST less th MARKET RATES. wasting : course . Lumb f all kind ING purposes alwayson Hott ee leading Road, will be Promptly delivered. V Suey nat enc : bett, b Patronize The system, ; b} 9 i j . perforu White Men S$ haundry cures 1 plaints, Upper Eud of East Broad Street, tion, Ii COOK & SUTLIFF 4 A4KE this mrthod of informing the people 4 C. F. i's ae ee City and vicinity thas they have ; . orname STEAM LAUNDRY a . se a IN NEVADA CITY, is . him a¢ And are now ready te receiveorders. ! White Shirts and Flannels a specialty, ay Clothes called for and delivered and . ie The satisfaction guaranteed, * q the pul Rates Reasonable, / ia 3 sade —_— / tic! B, € White Labor Only Employed., 7 price i ‘ sats Mito ever wn? us @ Postal Card, and we will call on . mow de . 3 EightMade out of the best Californis ‘ Hi Wheat >. g with Pure Bortag’ 4, Hove, and Ale and Porter xeg and notte For Sa) 4 For mie at all the} Beloons in Ask for __Wheat Beer, = => pa GEO. GEHRIG, . Milwaukee Brewery. Night-School , To be opened in Washington Schoolh ee Nae VERE, Branches in Latin and in all the Bngtiah ook-k 1 For farther pasttenion an 4 JG O'NEILL ord. M. RUBSRY, ¢ Bridge Notice, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N apply to the Busrd of Superviens mine ty of January, 1894, for a renewal of li to collest toll on the Bridyeport bridge, — ~Devern ber 6, 1898. We -wouns : g