January 18, 1894 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) An THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, ©1894. —4+— Nevada Citv, Nevads. County, Calif. . an : ¥c Pablished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and th au etl oa A WONDERFUL’ HAND. Avtifieial Substitute Nearty as Perfect eigh aluminium which is really one of the . adv tomatical wonders of the century. . in:e sang Lucas_lost._his hand in his fa. pr. er’s mills; and Lucas, Sr., who grieved . <i7e two pages. The special edition of the Grass Valley Will 4 pag erg aoe a great Union will consist of ten pages instead of Jillard A, Lucas, g woolen mantfacturer at Poquetannuck, Conn., wears ‘an attificial hand made “found necessary, in order to accommodate Legal Holidays. exceedingly over the results of the ac-+), ejdent,wrote or went in person to every Ten Pages Necessary. it, ad_at. first intended. It has been ertisers aud have sufficient room for the . > resting reading matter that has been . ; pared for this edition, to increase its ‘Ten thousand copies will printed, most of which will be' sent to SussceirTion Texms-Fifteen Cents a Week, . kr Bixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When . j; Paid in Advance fers Full Year. es —_ — LOcAL Reaptno Notices—Ten Cents a Line}. ” : fer First Insertion, Five Cents = Line Eaeb-Seub-. 11 t : sequent Time, One polla’ a Line a Month. Rates ec } + For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Appli-. Ww cation. .--“ : Oh, What Slush. Many bydraulic miners._are said to be b ‘ holding off in making improvements prelim‘nary to__working their mines under the D a like appropriation from Congress. ‘this Congress is not likely-ander present financial conditions to make any tuch appropriation, : and its hard to give any good reason why it should do so under any conditions. {t is not the business of either the State or the Federal Government to pay 4 mah for not a i making his business a nuisance to his neighbers. The miners should go ahead and build t SS The abeve we copy from the San Francisco Bulletin; the only paper published at the Bay that isan enemy to the hydraulic mining interest. Sucli stuff as the above is often published in that sheet. —_————+8 A man went into the office of the National Hotel early last evening and sat dows by the, big stove to warm himself. George Blodgett, driver of the San Juan stage, had ae put a pair of overshoes near the stove to ees dry. These were 8 new pair bought the day before. The stranger took off his over~ shoes, an old, dilapidated pair, and set them near the good shoes. After awhile he_con-. eluded to go and somehow his feet found their way into the new overshoes and off he walked with them, leaving the old shoes as the Midwinter Fair for gratuitous distribureal flesh and blood member. known as. a rare mechanical took it upon himself to make his son a that would be sedi fe the manifold ve Caminetti law, in the hope of getting 80 / ). ker of artificial limbs in the world. ———— _-gppropriation-from.the State.contingent up 0. Tyo antomaton much resembles ote worn. by the knights of the middle ages. The. fingers are all e this wonderful piece of mechanism reads as-foliows: —~ their own restraining dams. \.! ee == tu Another Man's Shoes. — 1own manufactarer of artificial limrbs tis” country and “Europe, vainly eking a false hand for his son, oin any of them, was uot to be found—viz, a hand that, . fine. ould perform all the functions of @ . pg elder “Luéas, “who is genius, Finally “the yo and—not a yperre ‘dummy,’ but one aurposes to-which 8 ch members are} ° st —TEhe—result isa surprise to-every . is of aluminium and the steel gauntlet} perfect and lifelike, tes he joints ineach. bending 48 readily as those in-a natural-band, making it pos-_. taken. sible for the young man to perform ev . k sry kind of labor. An expert report on “With-it~he can grasp and handily : use all kinds of toals, pick up things tion. Arti. ot public buildings, mines, residences, etc , jal hands. could have been procured and as t! e edition is to be pi inted on book nn, but what was wanf. paper its typogra sJhieal appearance .will be A pay Y pogra} PE KARL'S CLOVER ROOT’ will purify gre munds, ‘There wil be numerous illustrations It is expected to have 1t issued about bruary 4th. +°@r-+ at Blocd, clear your Complexion, regulate our Bowels and make your Head-clear aia . ll; -25e.and 60c. Sold by Carr Bros. : +2800 Ir you feel’all broke up and out of sorts agitate yourtiver with Simmons Liver Regulator. i pitt ane Sees LARGE SiiGalp.of smelt are Ginaking their ay up the Cowlitz to ‘their spawning is, and, great quantities are being Tons are sent. to the Portland maret. . —— from the ground, drive, handle a gun— ‘a fact, use it guickly and skillfully at / any kind of-work. Like a natural-hand the artificial one consists of a palm thai is providedwith a fastening by which it is attached to a cork ‘stump,’ th joints working ky 4 ratchet, so that th ‘fppers= maybe bent forward at an) angle ‘and held there. be only partly ‘closed or tightly shut and only one finger or all, as the wear er dcsires, may be closed at once and instantly by striking them against th« body or other object. To release the grasp it is only necessary to touch a spring at the back of the hand. The invention is as nearly a perfect substitute for a natural fiind as could be devised and is the only thing of the kind —The hand may . . LEADERS IN~ = = a7 EARS RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS. \ Phet-d upon the : FANCY GOODS. ——Liver. the Liver ‘is ee . SET $s: Ynactive the whole sysu tem is out of order—the breath is bad, digestion poor, head dull or aching, . energy and hopefulness . z see .gone, the spirit is de{ % ¢ a) a egg Pcp a awoidie _ general despondency and3} CHRISTMAS~GOODS . e blues. The Liver 1s a. BOR ; = the aegporrag _ the ‘a a 7; health; and a 88, J ° simple remedy that acts _New Year’s G ifts! like Nature, does not a ee eT ~eonstipate afterwards or Me : 2 ynire constant ing, a O HK If “aon not interfere wi oes A Ne= = d —— business or pleasure during’ its use, makes Simmons Liver Regulatora_ , FRESH GOODS LIBERAL fEASURE FAIR PRICES rio = ae Regular Prices ! Great Reductions W uy suffer from indigestion and dyspepother remedi before Simmons ae a \ <5 Bisomous Liver Regulator ja plessent. —-Seemneee See Sons f but the Regulatos = In [lillinery Goods oo uy. H. Jowns, Macon, Ga, To close out our Winter Stock we will ot ee a oe ——= ‘ ‘ , KA — sell HATS at A GROCERIES Half the Marked Price. Staple _ As Miss Power will take her depart4 a » And ure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic TrimpI ee — Fancy ——s —ming should call-at-once. F : =e CHAO LOWES 2 « CP) ey At KIDD’S—~ . public, ———<——— It Does Almost Seem So. “baown in the warld:”’—St,Louis Re} STRONG NERVES “WHIIMWdv SUS “ny like the Stay bolts’ -way-of-forbidding their children to talk slang, or to call each other by nicknames, and_all that,” said Mrs. Billtops to her husband, ‘but I think they are almost too precise about it. ‘This.afternoon I heard little Mabel Staybolt asking our Clara if she heard the Katherinedids sing last night. Now, I think that is carrying it to extremes, dear. Don’t you?”—New York Sun.en TT STHE 80. CALLED CRANK." a reminder of his good intentions. The offi coors. were looking for him later but had not —found-bim at-10-o'clock. — = ae ~~, gother Volume. The Truckee Kepublican has entered upon its twenty-third volume, and is as bright _and newsy as ever. Willard Calkins, the present proprietor, is giving his readers a good paper, and the people of Truckee and “vicinity are giving it = liberal -support;-8s they-should,.We wish the Republican long-: continued prosperity. : Wanted. — Clothing Sales Agent wanted for Nevada More Dangerous Than the Outright Lan © tic and Should Be Made Harmless. . In some respects the-crank is more dangerous than the outright lunatic. The latter usually gives warning of his intention, and he makes his assault on the cris at ead ' mar goer ties ences, Wanamaker & ROWN, Phila-. ous—frequently the most belcved and The latter in. delphia, Pa. _. It A MISCREANT disabled the dredger Rough and Ready, at work in the San Joaquin ~near Wakefield, because;as stated in a note left in the engine room, Italians were employed on board. There was-but_one « Ital: idn on the dredger and he is a large stock— A necro named W. J. Thompsen wants $10,000 datiages from John Crofton, a wealthy Sacramento river farmer, because the latter charged him with having stolen a hot-air register. oO ere Aways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and lung troubles. Your druggist has Ayer’s Almamac, LSE Lee afer eete No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regula~ tor without being satisfied with its effect. _ _———e78ee—— Tue great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Lives Regulator. Cures sick headache, ——————-— 2-9-2 — You don’t need to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator, A dose a day. Tue aceidental discharge of a rifle in the hands of Frank Miltenberg, a member of the City Council, at Tucsen the other day, instantly killed Yon Yuen, a Chinese mer= chant. SHILOHW’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is thej best Congh Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 cts., and $1.09. —-Seld° by Carr Bros. Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon break up the system: ‘Take Hood’s Sarsapa~ rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and _ appetite. _ Hoop’s P1i.s cure censtipation by restor' ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary ry ~ee ‘KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness te the Complexion-and cures Constipation 5c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Se ns mC * #ruitilaxt, 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 pro eured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen useful members of the community— whom he has marked for slaughter. Is his worthless neck really so precious that we should take this chance for. it? The indulgence of law and authority for the crank should come toanend, — Whenever and wherever a man is known to have made threats against any one, whenever menacing letters aretraced backto.him, whenever he is shown clearly to be of unsound mind and possessed by delusion, he ought to be placed under some restraint or surveillance, and whenever he carries his peculiarities to the length of murder the community should be rid ofthim. : The Tiisanity defense has done its work by saving a few realmadmen from the scatfold, to drag out the rest of the living death that life is to them in'asylums or to plot new dangers to the community, but it has offered untold encouragement and immunity to crime, and it has deprived us of some of_ our. bravest. and our best. The tolerance of the crank digs the mine and lays the train by which innocent men and valued citizens are-to come to their death whenever somepeculiarly stimulating and exciting circumstance sets the disarranged. mind-of the crank on murder. Embryo assassins walk the streets of nearly all our large cities and are regarded only with a pitying smile. Itis time that we drew the lines more strictly, and in the.interest of self preservition provided for the crank a safe retreat.—St. Paul Pioneer Press. ’ Gee ? AYERS . SARSAPARILLA Ss. Pp. Situ, of Towanda, jig: Wr whose constitution was completely proken down, is cured by Ayer’s ’ Sarsaparilla. He writes: “For eight?years, I was, most, of the — time, a great sufferer from constipation; kidney trouble, and indigestion, so that my constitution seemed “to he.completely broken down. I was induced fo try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with such excelent results. that my stomach, * powels, and kidneys are in perfect -con-;. Bitiy Hy daily Absit sg iy Ne see» brag Of 159 pounds, and ‘was, never in/so good ‘health. If you coyld see me before and dfter lising, you. would want me for a traveling advertisement. T believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla “to be tle best in the market to-day.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C, Aver & Co*fowel:, Mass UNION HOTEL, NORTHWAY & BODEWIG, Prop’s. First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. ’ QURIEIES TAP CONSTIPATION RES N T UPTIONS O HE SKIN. UTIFIES “ComMPLEXION Ae. ‘An Larati Sold by Drug sent Negvz Tonic, and $1.00 pot Packager Burying eee rite TOOTE POWDER KO HO forthe’ . band Breath, 250, ptain Sweeney, U.S-A.,San says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Rermoty ie the fos medicine I . pare overs i teat would Sa, ad good, 50cts, Bold by Druggists, Jou eee SOW neglect a Cough as there is danger its leading fo Consusn tion, ae, ye ct h Cu any pn! ve you a severe Lung Trouble. It is the Crou reands Do 6a g y relieves h Whoopi “yy Group, Whooping Cough gnd Bronchitis, and For sale at Cair Bros, SCHMIDT BROS., Pine’ Street, Nevada City. Leading Cigar Dealers. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. Electric Lights throughont.the building; rendering it absolutely safe from fire. : Has the largest and most modern Dining Room in the city, with the freshest and best the marke affords, TAKE NOTICE No Chinese help employed in thihouse. . _ The new management of the Union Hotel with its constantly «adding~ improvement’. make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northern-Central California OUT (in for Nevada City only.) Bring [Me to tke Fiel The biggest and cheapest’ Toy Hovseof Northeru California, 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 aid Maio ste., Grass Valley, “du--Mr. Vinton's show window. The cards -——~ Pa must be returned within forty days afte: —In Stock+ being ‘0d wad te ba alctal re ea Leading Lady /( General Arthas; ; The first prize i : = The Best Humboldt Imp’td, i colors, prize ig $5; second prize, }Estrella $2.60; third prize, $1; and thirteen con-. 5 ™ CEMt 4 Bohemicn Club, solation prises of 60 cents each, CIGAR La Rosa, ‘ . In the City, \Harmenig, .— Mibdbbddbddt dd Goods, -Ete,; Ete. —EteCures others,willcure you . Northern-Central Part of Everything in the tine of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars, . Canned Atrial order will convince you that it pays in-every way to -patronjae KIDD, the most popular Family Grocer. ‘THOS. KIDD, Commercial Street, Junction of Main. “BB BAER sg READY AT-ALL fIMES TO ATTEND TO all.orders-for DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the transportation of baggage for theatrical parties. imUh A Til; J. M. PFISTER,. Successor to J. E. Downer. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Choicest Case Goods in town. ‘ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies GEO.H. ALLEN, The Best of Milwaukee «Brewery Saloon Liquid Refreshments. If you want to spend a joll half-hour or so, drop in = GKORGE’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 scang her papei o’er And studiés ail the ads. Of 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 withia the Transcript put A great big, well-writ ad. er ree ete The : Transcript a ki, -saea heading:::::;Newspaper —or— Nevad AS AN Advertising Medium IT 1S THE IN‘ THE << CRAWFORD, 1856 1893 —~ s0T——— My stock of Haniwere As for Fancy ani Staple this sexdson by alu hecom letest I v3 yxt offered \ There is nothing of \ 3 nd made thut you visit my store. > _ — ; Fi Plain and Decorated , : (3) In piofusion te suit al \ My tastes and purses, Iam ul 6 CT i sure I can please youin , \ed}) this depuitment. I you want feqi Rem mberthatl make sspe1 32)) cial y Ah endl The cheapes iy) To tho rst elaborate wili be 33) -found here. Wire Fencing & The best of It looks we'll. is everlasting and ischeap, Havs plain\and famey. And other materials for puintera’ use.— Yhe best ready-mix ed puinte sold. rains, Oils Fine stock of Ale ; : (fel ANDCUTLERY repretears is senting the latest and the best products of the leading makers. Stowes Stoves Morning Light Patent Todd Heater Sunbeam HEATING St J.J. JACKS OS Keystone Monogram “FRY 4T: Pure Rye Whiskey. TER, T eae ie AV eld ee ALE,, UIU ORANGE CIDER —AND— OM. . 6 -_Proprietor.: Commercial Street, Nevada City MAIN ST., NEAR UNION HOTEL, STOVES . Box Patterns =a = oe And Other Kinds LEADING, FANCY GOODS DEALERS. = = ee Baw Richmond « COOKING \ Grand Pacific —————————————————————— Garland : * STOVES . Westwood Lied Many Othere ni GEORGE E, TURNER, Agent for the 5b to 69 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, OAL. COOPER BROsS., ° Prep's Manufacturers of Lumber Matched . Flooring __Dressed_ SidingFencing Laths SEASONED LUMBER*AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Lumber of all kinds for BUILDING ING purposes alwayson hand or Pein Ref wl i hs aad yee ae ur Quaker ill, rT : 2e, Piety il, on th Road, wil be ppompt'y deligmel veuey White Men’s Laundry Upper End of East Broad Street. COOK & SUTLIFF pare this mrthod: of informing the people of Ne ; ai uiiahen s” City and vicinity that they have IN NEVADA CITY, ~ _ / PABA PA HRS ‘California School Books, And are now ready te receive orders. aS —CARE Pee PROPRIETORS OF THE= KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Blank Books. < Agents for the San Francisco Miscellaneous Books, . Periodicals,Pictorials, re Finest Brands of Cigar f Nevada City. eT. GARR. Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, Masonic Building, Cor. Pine aod Commercial Streets, Nevada City. u:County -. Complete Steck of Drags Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Etc.) Ate ana » Magazines, _ Examiner. % tu colleet toll on the Brid, of WI te. Shirts.end-Hiannels-«-spestatty; ; Clothes called for and delivered and satisfaction guaranteed, « Rates Reasonable. White Labor Only Employed. Drop us a Postal Card, and wé will eall on Wheat Beer = =a Mad out of the best California Wheat and Selected with RureSprtng Water” _ Porter Keg ana Bottle Fox tale at all-the; Saloons in Ask for —. Wheat Beer. 0. GEHRIG, / . Milwaukee Brewery. INight School To be opened in Washaw For further Dastinalarsabdeees J.G. O'NEILL or J. M. HUSSEY. ‘Bridge Notice, » A) OTICE 18 HEREBY “GIVEN 1 X THAT I N SPP y to the Ku erd of Supe January, 1864, for a renews ‘ot a WD roomy, ” Ses “AEM om line 3 Patronize The % son the atr by fel! mo tin of ga ca aa hia —Aan et hC6©/4

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) An THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, ©1894. —4+— Nevada Citv, Nevads. County, Calif. . an : ¥c Pablished Evevings Daily Except Sundays and th au etl oa A WONDERFUL’ HAND. Avtifieial Substitute Nearty as Perfect eigh aluminium which is really one of the . adv tomatical wonders of the century. . in:e sang Lucas_lost._his hand in his fa. pr. er’s mills; and Lucas, Sr., who grieved . <i7e two pages. The special edition of the Grass Valley Will 4 pag erg aoe a great Union will consist of ten pages instead of Jillard A, Lucas, g woolen mantfacturer at Poquetannuck, Conn., wears ‘an attificial hand made “found necessary, in order to accommodate Legal Holidays. exceedingly over the results of the ac-+), ejdent,wrote or went in person to every Ten Pages Necessary. it, ad_at. first intended. It has been ertisers aud have sufficient room for the . > resting reading matter that has been . ; pared for this edition, to increase its ‘Ten thousand copies will printed, most of which will be' sent to SussceirTion Texms-Fifteen Cents a Week, . kr Bixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollars a Year When . j; Paid in Advance fers Full Year. es —_ — LOcAL Reaptno Notices—Ten Cents a Line}. ” : fer First Insertion, Five Cents = Line Eaeb-Seub-. 11 t : sequent Time, One polla’ a Line a Month. Rates ec } + For Other Advertising Made Kno ¢n on Appli-. Ww cation. .--“ : Oh, What Slush. Many bydraulic miners._are said to be b ‘ holding off in making improvements prelim‘nary to__working their mines under the D a like appropriation from Congress. ‘this Congress is not likely-ander present financial conditions to make any tuch appropriation, : and its hard to give any good reason why it should do so under any conditions. {t is not the business of either the State or the Federal Government to pay 4 mah for not a i making his business a nuisance to his neighbers. The miners should go ahead and build t SS The abeve we copy from the San Francisco Bulletin; the only paper published at the Bay that isan enemy to the hydraulic mining interest. Sucli stuff as the above is often published in that sheet. —_————+8 A man went into the office of the National Hotel early last evening and sat dows by the, big stove to warm himself. George Blodgett, driver of the San Juan stage, had ae put a pair of overshoes near the stove to ees dry. These were 8 new pair bought the day before. The stranger took off his over~ shoes, an old, dilapidated pair, and set them near the good shoes. After awhile he_con-. eluded to go and somehow his feet found their way into the new overshoes and off he walked with them, leaving the old shoes as the Midwinter Fair for gratuitous distribureal flesh and blood member. known as. a rare mechanical took it upon himself to make his son a that would be sedi fe the manifold ve Caminetti law, in the hope of getting 80 / ). ker of artificial limbs in the world. ———— _-gppropriation-from.the State.contingent up 0. Tyo antomaton much resembles ote worn. by the knights of the middle ages. The. fingers are all e this wonderful piece of mechanism reads as-foliows: —~ their own restraining dams. \.! ee == tu Another Man's Shoes. — 1own manufactarer of artificial limrbs tis” country and “Europe, vainly eking a false hand for his son, oin any of them, was uot to be found—viz, a hand that, . fine. ould perform all the functions of @ . pg elder “Luéas, “who is genius, Finally “the yo and—not a yperre ‘dummy,’ but one aurposes to-which 8 ch members are} ° st —TEhe—result isa surprise to-every . is of aluminium and the steel gauntlet} perfect and lifelike, tes he joints ineach. bending 48 readily as those in-a natural-band, making it pos-_. taken. sible for the young man to perform ev . k sry kind of labor. An expert report on “With-it~he can grasp and handily : use all kinds of toals, pick up things tion. Arti. ot public buildings, mines, residences, etc , jal hands. could have been procured and as t! e edition is to be pi inted on book nn, but what was wanf. paper its typogra sJhieal appearance .will be A pay Y pogra} PE KARL'S CLOVER ROOT’ will purify gre munds, ‘There wil be numerous illustrations It is expected to have 1t issued about bruary 4th. +°@r-+ at Blocd, clear your Complexion, regulate our Bowels and make your Head-clear aia . ll; -25e.and 60c. Sold by Carr Bros. : +2800 Ir you feel’all broke up and out of sorts agitate yourtiver with Simmons Liver Regulator.. i pitt ane Sees LARGE SiiGalp.of smelt are Ginaking their ay up the Cowlitz to ‘their spawning is, and, great quantities are being Tons are sent. to the Portland maret. . —— from the ground, drive, handle a gun— ‘a fact, use it guickly and skillfully at / any kind of-work. Like a natural-hand the artificial one consists of a palm thai is providedwith a fastening by which it is attached to a cork ‘stump,’ th joints working ky 4 ratchet, so that th ‘fppers= maybe bent forward at an) angle ‘and held there. be only partly ‘closed or tightly shut and only one finger or all, as the wear er dcsires, may be closed at once and instantly by striking them against th« body or other object. To release the grasp it is only necessary to touch a spring at the back of the hand. The invention is as nearly a perfect substitute for a natural fiind as could be devised and is the only thing of the kind —The hand may . . LEADERS IN~ = = a7 EARS RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS. \ Phet-d upon the : FANCY GOODS. ——Liver. the Liver ‘is ee . SET $s: Ynactive the whole sysu tem is out of order—the breath is bad, digestion poor, head dull or aching, . energy and hopefulness . z see .gone, the spirit is de{ % ¢ a) a egg Pcp a awoidie _ general despondency and3} CHRISTMAS~GOODS . e blues. The Liver 1s a. BOR ; = the aegporrag _ the ‘a a 7; health; and a 88, J ° simple remedy that acts _New Year’s G ifts! like Nature, does not a ee eT ~eonstipate afterwards or Me : 2 ynire constant ing, a O HK If “aon not interfere wi oes A Ne= = d —— business or pleasure during’ its use, makes Simmons Liver Regulatora_ , FRESH GOODS LIBERAL fEASURE FAIR PRICES rio = ae Regular Prices ! Great Reductions W uy suffer from indigestion and dyspepother remedi before Simmons ae a \ <5 Bisomous Liver Regulator ja plessent. —-Seemneee See Sons f but the Regulatos = In [lillinery Goods oo uy. H. Jowns, Macon, Ga, To close out our Winter Stock we will ot ee a oe ——= ‘ ‘ , KA — sell HATS at A GROCERIES Half the Marked Price. Staple _ As Miss Power will take her depart4 a » And ure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic TrimpI ee — Fancy ——s —ming should call-at-once. F : =e CHAO LOWES 2 « CP) ey At KIDD’S—~ . public, ———<——— It Does Almost Seem So. “baown in the warld:”’—St,Louis Re} STRONG NERVES “WHIIMWdv SUS “ny like the Stay bolts’ -way-of-forbidding their children to talk slang, or to call each other by nicknames, and_all that,” said Mrs. Billtops to her husband, ‘but I think they are almost too precise about it. ‘This.afternoon I heard little Mabel Staybolt asking our Clara if she heard the Katherinedids sing last night. Now, I think that is carrying it to extremes, dear. Don’t you?”—New York Sun.en TT STHE 80. CALLED CRANK." a reminder of his good intentions. The offi coors. were looking for him later but had not —found-bim at-10-o'clock. — = ae ~~, gother Volume. The Truckee Kepublican has entered upon its twenty-third volume, and is as bright _and newsy as ever. Willard Calkins, the present proprietor, is giving his readers a good paper, and the people of Truckee and “vicinity are giving it = liberal -support;-8s they-should,..We wish the Republican long-: continued prosperity. : Wanted. — Clothing Sales Agent wanted for Nevada More Dangerous Than the Outright Lan © tic and Should Be Made Harmless. . In some respects the-crank is more dangerous than the outright lunatic. The latter usually gives warning of his intention, and he makes his assault on the cris at ead ' mar goer ties ences, Wanamaker & ROWN, Phila-. ous—frequently the most belcved and The latter in. delphia, Pa. _. It A MISCREANT disabled the dredger Rough and Ready, at work in the San Joaquin ~near Wakefield, because;as stated in a note left in the engine room, Italians were employed on board. There was-but_one « Ital: idn on the dredger and he is a large stock— A necro named W. J. Thompsen wants $10,000 datiages from John Crofton, a wealthy Sacramento river farmer, because the latter charged him with having stolen a hot-air register. oO ere Aways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and lung troubles. Your druggist has Ayer’s Almamac, LSE Lee afer eete No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regula~ tor without being satisfied with its effect. _ _———e78ee—— Tue great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Lives Regulator. Cures sick headache, ——————-— 2-9-2 — You don’t need to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator, A dose a day. Tue aceidental discharge of a rifle in the hands of Frank Miltenberg, a member of the City Council, at Tucsen the other day, instantly killed Yon Yuen, a Chinese mer= chant. SHILOHW’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is thej best Congh Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 cts., and $1.09. —-Seld° by Carr Bros. Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon break up the system: ‘Take Hood’s Sarsapa~ rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and _ appetite. _ Hoop’s P1i.s cure censtipation by restor' ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary ry ~ee ‘KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness te the Complexion-and cures Constipation 5c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Se ns mC * #ruitilaxt, 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 pro eured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen useful members of the community— whom he has marked for slaughter. Is his worthless neck really so precious that we should take this chance for. it? The indulgence of law and authority for the crank should come toanend, — Whenever and wherever a man is known to have made threats against any one, whenever menacing letters aretraced backto.him, whenever he is shown clearly to be of unsound mind and possessed by delusion, he ought to be placed under some restraint or surveillance, and whenever he carries his peculiarities to the length of murder the community should be rid ofthim. : The Tiisanity defense has done its work by saving a few realmadmen from the scatfold, to drag out the rest of the living death that life is to them in'asylums or to plot new dangers to the community, but it has offered untold encouragement and immunity to crime, and it has deprived us of some of_ our. bravest. and our best. The tolerance of the crank digs the mine and lays the train by which innocent men and valued citizens are-to come to their death whenever somepeculiarly stimulating and exciting circumstance sets the disarranged. mind-of the crank on murder. Embryo assassins walk the streets of nearly all our large

cities and are regarded only with a pitying smile. Itis time that we drew the lines more strictly, and in the.interest of self preservition provided for the crank a safe retreat.—St. Paul Pioneer Press. ’ Gee ? AYERS . SARSAPARILLA Ss. Pp. Situ, of Towanda, jig: Wr whose constitution was completely proken down, is cured by Ayer’s ’ Sarsaparilla. He writes: “For eight?years, I was, most, of the — time, a great sufferer from constipation; kidney trouble, and indigestion, so that my constitution seemed “to he.completely broken down. I was induced fo try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with such excelent results. that my stomach, * powels, and kidneys are in perfect -con-;. Bitiy Hy daily Absit sg iy Ne see» brag Of 159 pounds, and ‘was, never in/so good ‘health. If you coyld see me before and dfter lising, you. would want me for a traveling advertisement. T believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla “to be tle best in the market to-day.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C, Aver & Co*fowel:, Mass UNION HOTEL, NORTHWAY & BODEWIG, Prop’s. First-Class in all its Appointments. All Sunny Rooms. ’ QURIEIES TAP CONSTIPATION RES N T UPTIONS O HE SKIN. UTIFIES “ComMPLEXION Ae. ‘An Larati Sold by Drug sent Negvz Tonic, and $1.00 pot Packager Burying eee rite TOOTE POWDER KO HO forthe’ . band Breath, 250, ptain Sweeney, U.S-A.,San says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Rermoty ie the fos medicine I . pare overs i teat would Sa, ad good, 50cts, Bold by Druggists, Jou eee SOW neglect a Cough as there is danger its leading fo Consusn tion, ae, ye ct h Cu any pn! ve you a severe Lung Trouble. It is the Crou reands Do 6a g y relieves h Whoopi “yy Group, Whooping Cough gnd Bronchitis, and For sale at Cair Bros, SCHMIDT BROS., Pine’ Street, Nevada City. Leading Cigar Dealers. W. U. Telegraph Office in the House. Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. Electric Lights throughont.the building; rendering it absolutely safe from fire. : Has the largest and most modern Dining Room in the city, with the freshest and best the marke affords, TAKE NOTICE No Chinese help employed in thihouse. . _ The new management of the Union Hotel with its constantly «adding~ improvement’. make it the finest and most popular resort in the mountains of Northern-Central California OUT (in for Nevada City only.) Bring [Me to tke Fiel The biggest and cheapest’ Toy Hovseof Northeru California, 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 aid Maio ste., Grass Valley, “du--Mr. Vinton's show window. The cards -——~ Pa must be returned within forty days afte: —In Stock+ being ‘0d wad te ba alctal re ea Leading Lady /( General Arthas; ; The first prize i : = The Best Humboldt Imp’td, i colors, prize ig $5; second prize, }Estrella $2.60; third prize, $1; and thirteen con-. 5 ™ CEMt 4 Bohemicn Club, solation prises of 60 cents each, CIGAR La Rosa, ‘ . In the City, \Harmenig, .— Mibdbbddbddt dd Goods, -Ete,; Ete. —EteCures others,willcure you . Northern-Central Part of Everything in the tine of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars, . Canned Atrial order will convince you that it pays in-every way to -patronjae KIDD, the most popular Family Grocer. ‘THOS. KIDD, Commercial Street, Junction of Main. “BB BAER sg READY AT-ALL fIMES TO ATTEND TO all.orders-for DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the transportation of baggage for theatrical parties. imUh A Til; J. M. PFISTER,. Successor to J. E. Downer. The Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Choicest Case Goods in town. ‘ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies GEO.H. ALLEN, The Best of Milwaukee «Brewery Saloon Liquid Refreshments. If you want to spend a joll half-hour or so, drop in = GKORGE’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 scang her papei o’er And studiés ail the ads. Of 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 withia the Transcript put A great big, well-writ ad. er ree ete The : Transcript a ki, -saea heading:::::;Newspaper —or— Nevad AS AN Advertising Medium IT 1S THE IN‘ THE << CRAWFORD, 1856 1893 —~ s0T——— My stock of Haniwere As for Fancy ani Staple this sexdson by alu hecom letest I v3 yxt offered \ There is nothing of \ 3 nd made thut you visit my store. > _ — ; Fi Plain and Decorated , : (3) In piofusion te suit al \ My tastes and purses, Iam ul 6 CT i sure I can please youin , \ed}) this depuitment. I you want feqi Rem mberthatl make sspe1 32)) cial y Ah endl The cheapes iy) To tho rst elaborate wili be 33) -found here. Wire Fencing & The best of It looks we'll. is everlasting and ischeap, Havs plain\and famey. And other materials for puintera’ use.— Yhe best ready-mix ed puinte sold. rains, Oils Fine stock of Ale ; : (fel ANDCUTLERY repretears is senting the latest and the best products of the leading makers. Stowes Stoves Morning Light Patent Todd Heater Sunbeam HEATING St J.J. JACKS OS Keystone Monogram “FRY 4T: Pure Rye Whiskey. TER, T eae ie AV eld ee ALE,, UIU ORANGE CIDER —AND— OM.. . 6 -_Proprietor.: Commercial Street, Nevada City MAIN ST., NEAR UNION HOTEL, STOVES . Box Patterns =a = oe And Other Kinds LEADING, FANCY GOODS DEALERS. = = ee Baw Richmond « COOKING \ Grand Pacific —————————————————————— Garland : * STOVES . Westwood Lied Many Othere ni GEORGE E, TURNER, Agent for the 5b to 69 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, OAL. COOPER BROsS., ° Prep's Manufacturers of Lumber Matched . Flooring __Dressed_ SidingFencing Laths SEASONED LUMBER*AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Lumber of all kinds for BUILDING ING purposes alwayson hand or Pein Ref wl i hs aad yee ae ur Quaker ill, rT : 2e, Piety il, on th Road, wil be ppompt'y deligmel veuey White Men’s Laundry Upper End of East Broad Street. COOK & SUTLIFF pare this mrthod: of informing the people of Ne ; ai uiiahen s” City and vicinity that they have IN NEVADA CITY, ~ _ / PABA PA HRS ‘California School Books, And are now ready te receive orders. aS —CARE Pee PROPRIETORS OF THE= KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Blank Books. < Agents for the San Francisco Miscellaneous Books, . Periodicals,Pictorials, re Finest Brands of Cigar f Nevada City. eT. GARR. Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, Masonic Building, Cor. Pine aod Commercial Streets, Nevada City. u:County -. Complete Steck of Drags Patent Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Etc.) Ate ana » Magazines, _ Examiner. % tu colleet toll on the Brid, of WI te. Shirts.end-Hiannels-«-spestatty; ; Clothes called for and delivered and satisfaction guaranteed, « Rates Reasonable. White Labor Only Employed. Drop us a Postal Card, and wé will eall on Wheat Beer = =a Mad out of the best California Wheat and Selected with RureSprtng Water” _ Porter Keg ana Bottle Fox tale at all-the; Saloons in Ask for —. Wheat Beer. 0. GEHRIG, / . Milwaukee Brewery. INight School To be opened in Washaw For further Dastinalarsabdeees J.G. O'NEILL or J. M. HUSSEY. ‘Bridge Notice, » A) OTICE 18 HEREBY “GIVEN 1 X THAT I N SPP y to the Ku erd of Supe January, 1864, for a renews ‘ot a WD roomy, ” Ses “AEM om line 3 Patronize The % son the atr by fel! mo tin of ga ca aa hia —Aan et hC6©/4