January 19, 1894 (4 pages)

ese THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ~~ r@reditable manner.-The.play is. highly. inSas “ BARKING POWDER Brown & Calkins, Publishers. r FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1894. “THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.” A Large Audience Greets the Nevada City Stock Company. A full house greeted the first appearance of the Nevada City Stock Company at Nevada Theater last evening, and the pretty military drama, entitled ‘*‘The Blue and the Gray,” which had been selected for the openirg piece, was presented in a very teresting and is founded upon the late civil war. As has been previously stated, the company is composed of p:ofessionals and amateurs, under the management of H: A. Ruyner, who last evening appeared inthe role of George Waterman, a young American, who desp te the entreaties of the South-. ern girl With whom he is. madly in love, jeins the Union army and takes up arm: against the South. Mr. Rayner’s’ general tendition yf the part was good, although in. some scenes he Was over active, ’ gestures} and— movements, —_Miss-— Bessie LeRoy as Maud Bradley, the Southern girl, sustained the part in a praiseworthy manner, Percy Eaton as Soc ry, the drafted Dutchman, who was sinib pinta out for the welfare of his stomach, was ver) good, his cumicalities keeping the audience in good humor and causing them to overlook minor defects in other parts of the play. He also took the part.of Officer Mulgarry. Charles N. Warner as Phili) _Bradley, the spy, made the best of the part George Barton teok the character of Major Banks in a most satisfactory. manner, his representation of the character being remarkably good for an amateur. Emmet Costello, another of the amateurs, made a decided impression as Fred Ainsley, the rebel. Miss Minnette Maltman scored a big hitin her part, the Daughter of the Regiment. Company ©, Nevada Light Guard, had twenty men on the stage during different scones, their appearatce adding ‘greatly to the effect of certuin parts of the play. In the camp scene, and afterwards, when the rebels were about to shoot. their captain, the sudden appearanée of the boys in blue brought down the house. At the cemetery they performed the ceremonies of decorating the soldiers’ graves, both in The singing by the Barton Brothers aud Hahn in the camp scene was a pleasing feature,and the -beautiul tab'eau with which the piece coucluded, in which Miss Alice Caldwell represented the Goddess of Liberty, and Miss Martha Sims aud Miss Honor Steveris rm presented Justice and Liberty, with the’-soldi-rsgrouped jn the foreground” Itt a lappy )iinpression “upon the audience. ‘The performance will be repeated this evening. Notwith-tanding the. cold weather, the Theater was qu.te comfortible last evening, afagt which added much to the enjoyment of the audience, Tarn or gray hair and bad heads, so displeasing to many jeop!e as marks of age, may-be averti:d tor a long time by using Hall’s Hair Renewer. ——— An Unseen Enemy. ay moreto-be-dreaded than_an_open and v pea That subtile and lurking foe, which un ti:e generic name of malaria a eeifertc TOM when it clutches us in its tenacious grasp; i the various forms of chills and tever, biliguy ‘aasittent, dumb‘ ague or ague cake, can only be effectually guarded against by fortifying the syatem against its insidious attacks with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a thorough antidote.to thepoison of miasma in the system, and a safeguard against it thoroughly to-be relied upon. “Io the event of a malarious attack, avoid poisoning your system with quinine, and use instead this wholesome remedy, uvobjection-able in taste and for more efficacious than any drug. Use the Bitters for dyspepsia, ‘biliousness; epustipation, kiduey complaints sand rheumatisin. Sign Painting. ©. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ernamental painter and -degorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. It you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a a dio we r Se ry ( Don’t Miss the Chance. The greatest inducement ever offered to the public is that of the Bee Hive Baking Powder. The Baking Powder is a fine article, equalto any in the market and the -price is as chitap as any. A, prize is given to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking Powder, and a chance is also given in an “Kight-Day Onyx Clock, The clock is a beauty. Goto J, J. Jackson's Bee Hive (izagery Store and get a can, tf Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. MOST PERFECT MADE. A ‘pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free srom Ammonia, Alum or eny other adulterant. San Francisco Wednesday, says the Examiner, from injuries sustained in one of come to the knowledge of the medical pro~ escaped injury. _ . whe reside at the Calif “. Discovery for Consumption, -Dr. King’s “HER SPINE WAS FRACTURED. Mrs. De Noon, Crushed in a Folde ing Bed, Dies of Her Injuries. Mrs, Mary De Noon died at het home, in Mrs. T. 8. Hawxrxs, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Shiloh’s Vitalisr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepeia, Liver or.Kidney trouble it excels. Priee 76 ets. Sold by Carr Bros, . the mést peculiar accidents that has lately}—— fession. : The circumstances of how Mrs. De Noon was injured by the sudden clesing of a folding bed was published a day or two ago and it was not thought that her injuries would-terminate fatally. It turns out, however, that her spinal column was fractured, and Dr. O. M. Schultz, who attended the woman up.to. the moment-of her death, says, from a subsequent examination, it-isremarkable, owing to the compression on the spinal cord, that death did not result instantly. ** When I was called in,” said.Dr. Schultz, “F found the woman had-sustained a fracture of the second vertebra of the spinal coluinn, and the compréssion of the splintered bone against the spinal cord caused complete—paralysis—of—the entire body, . The pneumogastric nerves, strange-te-say, were aot-_affected, and the action of the heart-and . and the respiration of the patient were net iffected for the time being. But it could aot last-long, and the end came at 4 o’clock ‘ chis afternooa. I was in the adjoining room, Royal Baking Powder Co., jae writing out a prescription, when the nurse : 2s SR z called tig ay it was all over. 108 Wel sii sd She maintained competent control of her T mental faculties up to the last and asked for : a glass of water only two minutes before she died.” Pelee —fhe accident was a most-remarkable-one. ———______— Humorists have'satired the foldings bed and the New York comic papers have for years kept the country-laughing over the seemingly absurd idea of a folding bed closing up and imprisoning the helpless occupant, Miss Maggie Well, who received a severe sprain of the ankle in the accident that resulted in the death of Mrs. De Noon, told the story of the occurrence last evening. She assisted Mrs. De Noon in running the lodging-house at § Mint aveuue, and the two occupied the same bed. It was a cabinet folding-bed, containing shelves and drawers for clothing in front. The bed~ proper tet}->-— SOWNER _ Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening s th.—Latest United States Government F Report. Henry Eaton &Co. 615 Front Srreet, —down from the back. San Francisco, “It was about 8 o'clock in the morning,” she said. ‘The servantcame in to get some linen and started to pull the bed out from the wall to-get at the drawers in front. Chen the whole thing collapsed. The up= right portion fell over and jammed usin so that we were perfectly helpless. Mrs. De Noon was lying up further than I was, with her head resting on her arms, and -received the full force of the blow. I saw the thing coming and put up my hands to brace it up. It was full of -linen and weighed from300 to 400 pounds, so that I wa*powerless to do much else than scream. When we Were taken ott, with the assistance of the lodgers, Mrs. De Noon was carried into an adjoining room and placed on a bed. I found. myself with a badly-brnised ankle, where it had became jarred~in between the wood-work of the bed when it fell, and I suppose I shall have to hobble around on crutches for a few weeks.” The bed was carefully examined all over in search of a name to identify the maker, AND RECEIVE HIGHEST CASH PRICES! =eoa They Either Buy Outright or Handle on Commission. Carload Lotsa Specialty. ~~. es @S COMMISSION-FORHANDLING: Car Lote two per cent. =ee Small Lote four per cent, 1 NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS . ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. Jas. Mack, Mountain House, S. 8. Gillman, ae J. B. Tully, Maybert, A.-P. Matthews, San Francisco, _ M. Warren, — aA. Robbins, = °F er, una D. Danae Be W. H. Jones, Sacramento, T. H. Longton, = H. Meyer, Patterson, L. Hunter, #9 J. Keifer, Chico, H. Callahan, ‘* .* L. R. Prescott, gm a W. C. Bennett, St. Pau J. R. Davis, San Juan, Dr. P. Harris, Grass Valley, Sam Collier, Reno, J. E. Jenkins, ‘* ee ie ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Ben Panley, Sacramento, C. W. Franklin, San Francisco, T. Burke, Lake City, © J.R. Champion, Kennett, Shasta Conuty, L.R. Prescott, crm N. C. Berriman, Grass Valley, JR. Davia, San Juan, G. J. Becht, San. Franciaco, J. B. Hicks, ey Jas. Martin, Mooney Flat, A. R. Lando, San Francisco, Al. McLaughlin,and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 254 Musical Department — Or— Vint’ Drag and Stationary Stor Repairing of’ Fin Broad Street, above Pine, BUY YOUR Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS,&C., / i __ Prom te Old and Reliable Firm of Scemeren es i] Luetje & Brand. ~ All Goods Milanilttninen. ‘ ame ; Sold at D. M. Rose 3, rom Jewelry J was troubled with terrible pain in my . BOTTOM back and also had kidney difficulty. Made For 27 Years . Suffered. F 1GuREs, 4 I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and began to get better. I have not had an attack since I beand Warranted to gintp useit. I was also cured of catarrhin tho head and am now in good health.” Strictly Order ! D. M. Rost, Denison, Iowa, \& Hood's Pils act ensily, yet prompuy . F 1RST-Crass . Rs a : PD a e Watches and_Jewelry Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. ; Orders from the country promptly attended to, © F. Cc. LUETJE, By Skillful and Experienced Workmen, Nevada City. No. 47, I. @. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on Monday evening, January 22nd, at 74. 0’clock sharp. The newly elected officers will be installed, followed by a banquet at the National Exchange. By order . 5B. ¥. Sxatz, 0. P. Guo. A. Gray, 5. td ON ACCOUNT OF REMOYA A Big Cut in_ Prices on All Kinds of. Groceries, Provisions, Etc. As soon as my new place is resdy for occupancy I shall remove my steck of goods to the building formerly occupied by’ W. H. Smith, adjoining the Transcript Building. ‘ To save removal of my present stock of groceries, provisions, case goods, can goods, crockery” and glassware, ete., which is second to none in size. or quality, I will from now on make a big cut in prices. The stock of fancy groceries is unequalled in the State, as purchasers will see on ex; . amination. . . This is a chance rarely offered. te the people of Nevada City and the surrounding conntry, and if they want to save money they ean not do better than send ip their orders immediately. J.J. Jacxsor, but it was not labeled and an expert will OO Send fee aaa eel. have to determine that point, Beehive Grocery Store, Gemmereial S&t., Nevada City, Cal. The bed now stands in the corner of the room it has always occupied,—but it is doubtful if it_will ever_be used again, at least not by any of those now in the—house,} if 1 Have Not What You Want, =)o ‘ ! Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. stock ofthe Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon and. Lard. J. R. Davis, Teacher. of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ——Also—CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pu; ils at theirown home. For particulars as to termsof tuition, ete,, appiz to e Professor, by letter or personally, at is home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. except as a clothes: press. The death of Mrs. De Noon is the first that has ever occurred here from such a cause, so far as known, though there are a number of cases, Mrs. De Noon was quite a stout woman, weighing upward of 200 pounds, which party accounts for the fact that she received the brunt of the bluw, while Miss Wells, who lay beside her, almost entirely command (aed Se After the mest persistent Island “The remains of the dead woman were taken in charye by an undertaker shortly after herdeath and removed from the house. The deceased was 62~years of age, and leaves no near Yelatives except a sister-inlaw, Mra. R. P. De Noon, and her children, ia Hotel. <tnincoaactaoaton tlle ieenain A New Mining Gomipany. The Golden Star Mining Company incorporated-with a capital stuck of $100, of which $10,000 has been subscribed. The }}! Directors are James McCormick, Wm. M. Pereira, F. P. Otis, A. M. Silverstein» made of this Tobaceo and \. Merit. NOTICE. —>+— , securing the finest TODaAGCoO ised in the ioe x Th “Woodpecker” Cigars are , them as being equal if notsuperior to -those—of the \ most celebrated Factories. of the City of Etai (Y vana Cuba. By giving these Cigars-e fair trial the Srm1.0kers will be convinced of their True Wm. Giffin. exertion I have succeeded in of Cuba. er one . I unbesitatingly recommend J KEYSTONE-MARKET, Commercial Street, near Main, GRISSEL BROS., oa —Prop’s. BEEF, MUTTON, USAG AUBAGES, FRESH LARD, SALT MEATS. The Lowest Living Prices ! The Very Best of Meats! Meats delivered to any partof the eity free of charge. Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. AS JUST RECKIVED A LARGE AND fine stock of Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in ‘. George W,'Grayson and M. F. Campbell. sa Gee By bl Second Quarterly Visitation. ~~ . ee ~~ The Rev. A. T. Needham, presiding elder any style. The best of meals served at all hours, . Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. ae een of the Sacramento district, will make his second quarterly visitation to the Methodist Episcopal vhurch of this city on Sunday and Monday, January 21 and 22. SE os ea ga aaa Deserving Praise. — — —— MILLER We desire to say to our citizen’s, that for . years we havé beey selling Dr. Kings New New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and’ havé never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do nut ‘ hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price Four-in-Hands if satisfactory results do not follow their : usé. These remedies have won their popuWindsors faa t larity purely on their merits, Sold at Carr Asco Bros. Drug Store. ; —. ts . eee Fis Tecks Guaranteed Cure. if We authorize our advertised druggist to / Puffs sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumptioo, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a Bows Not an old-style ene in the Store . fair trial, and experience no benefit, you : refunded. We couldnot make thisoffer did} we not know that Dr. King’s New Discov-}ery could be relief on, It never disappoints. }. 40 YRARS TIL STANDARD, . Large size 500. aud $1.60. _eeeeme, LEADERS IN some In Illuminated Silks Changeable ‘ Persian “s » Watered “s Fluff rT) ~ Embroidered Centers Crepes Look. in, at. Miller's Window New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. ee WEDDING CAKES AND PASTRY Made to order. ‘i cam notice and on most reasonable terms. 1 f t wt \ os gd enything im my line promp . strict attention to business satisfaction and selling at epete merit s liberal patronage. Before Using Cupidene. SEXUAL apparatus.is dependent.PORK hided to a minimum. ee . e veal S nd proved to work satifactorily in every respect. — ae Prop’r. BREAD, PIEts, CAKES, ETC. ving the iw rates, — yoo Grass Valley, — — — Pon By Lind: Gihartei ae wal MANHOOD RESTORED ~ a hyd oe EVERYTHING AT: SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!) —_BY— ; Is ps mag ae Saote " *Yncluding : . “@ : ae C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! Ir you feel all broke up and out ef sorts TIOLING e ebd e e ae ic) agitate your liver with Simmons Liver Regueae ae —Gor oe lator, a : ay ote. MANDOLINS Patriarchs, Attention. GUITARS All members of Mistletoe Encampment, es This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all i ~ Nervousness ofDiseases of the Generative Organs, ~~ ~—SUCH AS— SLEEPLESSNESS, —~. LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, UNION MARKET, HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING, ~ DEBILITY, ; PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENOY, Commercial st., Nevada City. 3 \-PESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, . ” COLLEY BROS., = _ Prop’s. = ; : Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., s ics tH “ia dics ticednbkoatin: CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE —o (0O@FThe Doctor has discovered the active principle on which:the vitality of ‘the poo 4 The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE js the only known remedy to curé the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money. if a permanent cure is not effected by the ise -. of six*boxes, © ° One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. ~ Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL, MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal: : : For sale in Nevada City by CARR BROS. — neem Patent Double ACTING . > = Cornish : Plunger. Weight of Machinery Reduced One-Halt. Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger. An Entire New System ° : : Pumping. Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doing away with heayy balance bobs often carrying from 25 to £0 tons of balance. Works with 25 per cent less power. First outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underly or downright shaft.’ Friction re+ z Occupies less space in the shaft. Has been~tested about a year Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called tothis new féature in the drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous digcharge of water 1s produced on the up stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down;stroke only,. which is effected by very much leas than one-half the weight of machinory now in use, the same rod and column and doubling the discharge of-water, a most important advantage in small shafts where there is uot room for a larger pump, . APPLY TO WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. -—— — Eas -EMPIRE STABLE, Broed St., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange Motel. See em eT JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. aT CAT NS ase Senkeea nis ted A Ve gue. ~ L he Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of d -THIB TABLE NO.-49, Traine will leave and arrive at Nevada City om and after Monday, Noy. 20th, 18038, as follows: “ ; LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous ond 5.00 A ri Macketo let at short notice and on reasonable one **/10.00 ATL Pelz, ssesentag, cit The horses are free from vice, of good style, . [De at Nan Francisco at 7:16 P, M, and over and capable of going ea fastes any gentleman . 'nd for the East. Daily, except Sundays; qases te arsyg §.25 Yr ri couvectin with Overland ‘Train from the Eagt and West. Fare on this train to/Grass Valley, 2% eents. No baggage checked. — LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 P ri Daily, except _ : days, Fare on train 25 cents. ARRIVING FROM COL#AZ. 9.00 ATT Ovitand:streines trom 4 trains Kast and overland train leaving Sen Francisco at 5 P. M. Daily, eonnectin with 4-55 P rt ‘overland train Saving Ban Francisco at.7:00A, M. Fi HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of tho Btate. 4 % — DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Plate Work a Speciality. Alt Kinds of Fillings. \ 1 Daily, except Sunday Extracting Skillfully Done. 9.45 PPL omer. sree loos leaving Sacramento at 4:30 Y. M., bdringt ate sengers m Stockton, San Jose am SS RAs Sch RE ee ENTE points south and West. “ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. NATIONAL MARKET, . <1 p py. Palin excontaunaare Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. GEORGE FLETCHER, Gen’! Pass. & Ticket Agent. “W. E. F. DEAL, ATTORNEY :-—: AT ww LAW, When you rass his store en Bread stree Rooris 81, 82 and 83 Nevada Biock, EDW'D Hi. BROWN, Superintendent. C.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop’r. Bests Ee Mutton, ; \ aks ro W. W. WAGGONER, Hams, Bacon and Tend, wholesale and ES Olena sbiittichl of tlds Civil Engineer and Surveyor ally 4 in a fret yatta nas Joregrag geet Me # SAN PRANCIEC®, a aR serentowes a After Using Cupidene. © When the ordinary pump is too sipall for the work it can be replaced by this one, usingNevada County Haron Gauge. B.

ese THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ~~ r@reditable manner.-The.play is. highly. inSas “ BARKING POWDER Brown & Calkins, Publishers. r FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1894. “THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.” A Large Audience Greets the Nevada City Stock Company. A full house greeted the first appearance of the Nevada City Stock Company at Nevada Theater last evening, and the pretty military drama, entitled ‘*‘The Blue and the Gray,” which had been selected for the openirg piece, was presented in a very teresting and is founded upon the late civil war. As has been previously stated, the company is composed of p:ofessionals and amateurs, under the management of H: A. Ruyner, who last evening appeared inthe role of George Waterman, a young American, who desp te the entreaties of the South-. ern girl With whom he is. madly in love, jeins the Union army and takes up arm: against the South. Mr. Rayner’s’ general tendition yf the part was good, although in. some scenes he Was over active, ’ gestures} and— movements, —_Miss-— Bessie LeRoy as Maud Bradley, the Southern girl, sustained the part in a praiseworthy manner, Percy Eaton as Soc ry, the drafted Dutchman, who was sinib pinta out for the welfare of his stomach, was ver) good, his cumicalities keeping the audience in good humor and causing them to overlook minor defects in other parts of the play. He also took the part.of Officer Mulgarry. Charles N. Warner as Phili) _Bradley, the spy, made the best of the part George Barton teok the character of Major Banks in a most satisfactory. manner, his representation of the character being remarkably good for an amateur. Emmet Costello, another of the amateurs, made a decided impression as Fred Ainsley, the rebel. Miss Minnette Maltman scored a big hitin her part, the Daughter of the Regiment. Company ©, Nevada Light Guard, had twenty men on the stage during different scones, their appearatce adding ‘greatly to the effect of certuin parts of the play. In the camp scene, and afterwards, when the rebels were about to shoot. their captain, the sudden appearanée of the boys in blue brought down the house. At the cemetery they performed the ceremonies of decorating the soldiers’ graves, both in The singing by the Barton Brothers aud Hahn in the camp scene was a pleasing feature,and the -beautiul tab'eau with which the piece coucluded, in which Miss Alice Caldwell represented the Goddess of Liberty, and Miss Martha Sims aud Miss Honor Steveris rm presented Justice and Liberty, with the’-soldi-rsgrouped jn the foreground” Itt a lappy )iinpression “upon the audience. ‘The performance will be repeated this evening. Notwith-tanding the. cold weather, the Theater was qu.te comfortible last evening, afagt which added much to the enjoyment of the audience, Tarn or gray hair and bad heads, so displeasing to many jeop!e as marks of age, may-be averti:d tor a long time by using Hall’s Hair Renewer. ——— An Unseen Enemy. ay moreto-be-dreaded than_an_open and v pea That subtile and lurking foe, which un ti:e generic name of malaria a eeifertc TOM when it clutches us in its tenacious grasp; i the various forms of chills and tever, biliguy ‘aasittent, dumb‘ ague or ague cake, can only be effectually guarded against by fortifying the syatem against its insidious attacks with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a thorough antidote.to thepoison of miasma in the system, and a safeguard against it thoroughly to-be relied upon. “Io the event of a malarious attack, avoid poisoning your system with quinine, and use instead this wholesome remedy, uvobjection-able in taste and for more efficacious than any drug. Use the Bitters for dyspepsia, ‘biliousness; epustipation, kiduey complaints sand rheumatisin. Sign Painting. ©. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ernamental painter and -degorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. It you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a a dio we r Se ry ( Don’t Miss the Chance. The greatest inducement ever offered to the public is that of the Bee Hive Baking Powder. The Baking Powder is a fine article, equalto any in the market and the -price is as chitap as any. A, prize is given to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking Powder, and a chance is also given in an “Kight-Day Onyx Clock, The clock is a beauty. Goto J, J. Jackson's Bee Hive (izagery Store and get a can, tf Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. MOST PERFECT MADE. A ‘pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free srom Ammonia, Alum or eny other adulterant. San Francisco Wednesday, says the Examiner, from injuries sustained in one of come to the knowledge of the medical pro~ escaped injury. _ . whe reside at the Calif “. Discovery for Consumption, -Dr. King’s “HER SPINE WAS FRACTURED. Mrs. De Noon, Crushed in a Folde ing Bed, Dies of Her Injuries. Mrs, Mary De Noon died at het home, in Mrs. T. 8. Hawxrxs, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Shiloh’s Vitalisr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepeia, Liver or.Kidney trouble it excels. Priee 76 ets. Sold by Carr Bros, . the mést peculiar accidents that has lately}—— fession. : The circumstances of how Mrs. De Noon was injured by the sudden clesing of a folding bed was published a day or two ago and it was not thought that her injuries would-terminate fatally. It turns out, however, that her spinal column was fractured, and Dr. O. M. Schultz, who attended the woman up.to. the moment-of her death, says, from a subsequent examination, it-isremarkable, owing to the compression on the spinal cord, that death did not result instantly. ** When I was called in,” said.Dr. Schultz, “F found the woman had-sustained a fracture of the second vertebra of the spinal coluinn, and the compréssion of the splintered bone against the spinal cord caused complete—paralysis—of—the entire body, . The pneumogastric nerves, strange-te-say, were aot-_affected, and the action of the heart-and . and the respiration of the patient were net iffected for the time being. But it could aot last-long, and the end came at 4 o’clock ‘ chis afternooa. I was in the adjoining room, Royal Baking Powder Co., jae writing out a prescription, when the nurse : 2s SR z called tig ay it was all over. 108 Wel sii sd She maintained competent control of her T mental faculties up to the last and asked for : a glass of water only two minutes before she died.” Pelee —fhe accident was a most-remarkable-one. ———______— Humorists have'satired the foldings bed and the New York comic papers have for years kept the country-laughing over the seemingly absurd idea of a folding bed closing up and imprisoning the helpless occupant, Miss Maggie Well, who received a severe sprain of the ankle in the accident that resulted in the death of Mrs. De Noon, told the story of the occurrence last evening. She assisted Mrs. De Noon in running the lodging-house at § Mint aveuue, and the two occupied the same bed. It was a cabinet folding-bed, containing shelves and drawers for clothing in front. The bed~ proper tet}->-— SOWNER _ Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening s th.—Latest United States Government F Report. Henry Eaton &Co. 615 Front Srreet, —down from the back. San Francisco, “It was about 8 o'clock in the morning,” she said. ‘The servantcame in to get some linen and started to pull the bed out from the wall to-get at the drawers in front. Chen the whole thing collapsed. The up= right portion fell over and jammed usin so that we were perfectly helpless. Mrs. De Noon was lying up further than I was, with her head resting on her arms, and -received the full force of the blow. I saw the thing coming and put up my hands to brace it up. It was full of -linen and weighed from300 to 400 pounds, so that I wa*powerless to do much else than scream. When we Were taken ott, with the assistance of the lodgers, Mrs. De Noon was carried into an adjoining room and placed on a bed. I found. myself with a badly-brnised ankle, where it had became jarred~in between the wood-work of the bed when it fell, and I suppose I shall have to hobble around on crutches for a few weeks.” The bed was carefully examined all over in search of a name to identify the maker, AND RECEIVE HIGHEST CASH PRICES! =eoa They Either Buy Outright or Handle on Commission. Carload Lotsa Specialty. ~~. es @S COMMISSION-FORHANDLING: Car Lote two per cent. =ee Small Lote four per cent, 1 NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS . ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. Jas. Mack, Mountain House, S. 8. Gillman, ae J. B. Tully, Maybert, A.-P. Matthews, San Francisco, _ M. Warren, — aA. Robbins, = °F er, una D. Danae Be W. H. Jones, Sacramento, T. H. Longton, = H. Meyer, Patterson, L. Hunter, #9 J. Keifer, Chico, H. Callahan, ‘* .* L. R. Prescott, gm a W. C. Bennett, St. Pau J. R. Davis, San Juan, Dr. P. Harris, Grass Valley, Sam Collier, Reno, J. E. Jenkins, ‘* ee ie ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Ben Panley, Sacramento, C. W. Franklin, San Francisco, T. Burke, Lake City, © J.R. Champion, Kennett, Shasta Conuty, L.R. Prescott, crm N. C. Berriman, Grass Valley, JR. Davia, San Juan, G. J. Becht, San. Franciaco, J. B. Hicks, ey Jas. Martin, Mooney Flat, A. R. Lando, San Francisco, Al. McLaughlin,and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 254 Musical Department — Or— Vint’ Drag and Stationary Stor Repairing of’ Fin Broad Street, above Pine, BUY YOUR Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS,&C., / i __ Prom te Old and Reliable Firm of Scemeren es i] Luetje & Brand. ~ All Goods Milanilttninen. ‘ ame ; Sold at D. M. Rose 3, rom Jewelry J was troubled with terrible pain in my . BOTTOM back and also had kidney difficulty. Made For 27 Years . Suffered. F 1GuREs, 4 I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and began to get better. I have not had an attack since I beand Warranted to gintp useit. I was also cured of catarrhin tho head and am now in good health.” Strictly Order ! D. M. Rost, Denison, Iowa, \& Hood's Pils act ensily, yet prompuy . F 1RST-Crass . Rs a : PD a e Watches and_Jewelry Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. ; Orders from the country promptly attended to, © F. Cc. LUETJE, By Skillful and Experienced Workmen, Nevada City. No. 47, I. @. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on Monday evening, January 22nd, at 74. 0’clock sharp. The newly elected officers will be installed, followed by a banquet at the National Exchange. By order . 5B. ¥. Sxatz, 0. P. Guo. A. Gray, 5. td ON ACCOUNT OF REMOYA A Big Cut in_ Prices on All Kinds of. Groceries, Provisions, Etc. As soon as my new place is resdy for occupancy I shall remove my steck of goods to the building formerly occupied by’ W. H. Smith, adjoining the Transcript Building. ‘

To save removal of my present stock of groceries, provisions, case goods, can goods, crockery” and glassware, ete., which is second to none in size. or quality, I will from now on make a big cut in prices. The stock of fancy groceries is unequalled in the State, as purchasers will see on ex; . amination. . . This is a chance rarely offered. te the people of Nevada City and the surrounding conntry, and if they want to save money they ean not do better than send ip their orders immediately. J.J. Jacxsor, but it was not labeled and an expert will OO Send fee aaa eel. have to determine that point, Beehive Grocery Store, Gemmereial S&t., Nevada City, Cal. The bed now stands in the corner of the room it has always occupied,—but it is doubtful if it_will ever_be used again, at least not by any of those now in the—house,} if 1 Have Not What You Want, =)o ‘ ! Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. stock ofthe Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon and. Lard. J. R. Davis, Teacher. of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ——Also—CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pu; ils at theirown home. For particulars as to termsof tuition, ete,, appiz to e Professor, by letter or personally, at is home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. except as a clothes: press. The death of Mrs. De Noon is the first that has ever occurred here from such a cause, so far as known, though there are a number of cases, Mrs. De Noon was quite a stout woman, weighing upward of 200 pounds, which party accounts for the fact that she received the brunt of the bluw, while Miss Wells, who lay beside her, almost entirely command (aed Se After the mest persistent Island “The remains of the dead woman were taken in charye by an undertaker shortly after herdeath and removed from the house. The deceased was 62~years of age, and leaves no near Yelatives except a sister-inlaw, Mra. R. P. De Noon, and her children, ia Hotel. <tnincoaactaoaton tlle ieenain A New Mining Gomipany. The Golden Star Mining Company incorporated-with a capital stuck of $100, of which $10,000 has been subscribed. The }}! Directors are James McCormick, Wm. M. Pereira, F. P. Otis, A. M. Silverstein» made of this Tobaceo and \. Merit. NOTICE. —>+— , securing the finest TODaAGCoO ised in the ioe x Th “Woodpecker” Cigars are , them as being equal if notsuperior to -those—of the \ most celebrated Factories. of the City of Etai (Y vana Cuba. By giving these Cigars-e fair trial the Srm1.0kers will be convinced of their True Wm. Giffin. exertion I have succeeded in of Cuba. er one . I unbesitatingly recommend J KEYSTONE-MARKET, Commercial Street, near Main, GRISSEL BROS., oa —Prop’s. BEEF, MUTTON, USAG AUBAGES, FRESH LARD, SALT MEATS. The Lowest Living Prices ! The Very Best of Meats! Meats delivered to any partof the eity free of charge. Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. AS JUST RECKIVED A LARGE AND fine stock of Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in ‘. George W,'Grayson and M. F. Campbell. sa Gee By bl Second Quarterly Visitation. ~~ . ee ~~ The Rev. A. T. Needham, presiding elder any style. The best of meals served at all hours, . Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. ae een of the Sacramento district, will make his second quarterly visitation to the Methodist Episcopal vhurch of this city on Sunday and Monday, January 21 and 22. SE os ea ga aaa Deserving Praise. — — —— MILLER We desire to say to our citizen’s, that for . years we havé beey selling Dr. Kings New New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and’ havé never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do nut ‘ hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price Four-in-Hands if satisfactory results do not follow their : usé. These remedies have won their popuWindsors faa t larity purely on their merits, Sold at Carr Asco Bros. Drug Store. ; —. ts . eee Fis Tecks Guaranteed Cure. if We authorize our advertised druggist to / Puffs sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumptioo, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a Bows Not an old-style ene in the Store . fair trial, and experience no benefit, you : refunded. We couldnot make thisoffer did} we not know that Dr. King’s New Discov-}ery could be relief on, It never disappoints. }. 40 YRARS TIL STANDARD, . Large size 500. aud $1.60. _eeeeme, LEADERS IN some In Illuminated Silks Changeable ‘ Persian “s » Watered “s Fluff rT) ~ Embroidered Centers Crepes Look. in, at. Miller's Window New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. ee WEDDING CAKES AND PASTRY Made to order. ‘i cam notice and on most reasonable terms. 1 f t wt \ os gd enything im my line promp . strict attention to business satisfaction and selling at epete merit s liberal patronage. Before Using Cupidene. SEXUAL apparatus.is dependent.PORK hided to a minimum. ee . e veal S nd proved to work satifactorily in every respect. — ae Prop’r. BREAD, PIEts, CAKES, ETC. ving the iw rates, — yoo Grass Valley, — — — Pon By Lind: Gihartei ae wal MANHOOD RESTORED ~ a hyd oe EVERYTHING AT: SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!) —_BY— ; Is ps mag ae Saote " *Yncluding : . “@ : ae C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! Ir you feel all broke up and out ef sorts TIOLING e ebd e e ae ic) agitate your liver with Simmons Liver Regueae ae —Gor oe lator, a : ay ote. MANDOLINS Patriarchs, Attention. GUITARS All members of Mistletoe Encampment, es This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all i ~ Nervousness ofDiseases of the Generative Organs, ~~ ~—SUCH AS— SLEEPLESSNESS, —~. LOST MANHOOD PAINS IN THE BACK, UNION MARKET, HEADACHE, TIRED FEELING, ~ DEBILITY, ; PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENOY, Commercial st., Nevada City. 3 \-PESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION, . ” COLLEY BROS., = _ Prop’s. = ; : Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., s ics tH “ia dics ticednbkoatin: CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE —o (0O@FThe Doctor has discovered the active principle on which:the vitality of ‘the poo 4 The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE js the only known remedy to curé the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money. if a permanent cure is not effected by the ise -. of six*boxes, © ° One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. ~ Send for Circulars and Testimonials, Address all mail orders to DAVOL, MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal: : : For sale in Nevada City by CARR BROS. — neem Patent Double ACTING . > = Cornish : Plunger. Weight of Machinery Reduced One-Halt. Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger. An Entire New System ° : : Pumping. Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doing away with heayy balance bobs often carrying from 25 to £0 tons of balance. Works with 25 per cent less power. First outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underly or downright shaft.’ Friction re+ z Occupies less space in the shaft. Has been~tested about a year Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called tothis new féature in the drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous digcharge of water 1s produced on the up stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down;stroke only,. which is effected by very much leas than one-half the weight of machinory now in use, the same rod and column and doubling the discharge of-water, a most important advantage in small shafts where there is uot room for a larger pump, . APPLY TO WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. -—— — Eas -EMPIRE STABLE, Broed St., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange Motel. See em eT JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. aT CAT NS ase Senkeea nis ted A Ve gue. ~ L he Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of d -THIB TABLE NO.-49, Traine will leave and arrive at Nevada City om and after Monday, Noy. 20th, 18038, as follows: “ ; LEAVING FOR COLFAX. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous ond 5.00 A ri Macketo let at short notice and on reasonable one **/10.00 ATL Pelz, ssesentag, cit The horses are free from vice, of good style, . [De at Nan Francisco at 7:16 P, M, and over and capable of going ea fastes any gentleman . 'nd for the East. Daily, except Sundays; qases te arsyg §.25 Yr ri couvectin with Overland ‘Train from the Eagt and West. Fare on this train to/Grass Valley, 2% eents. No baggage checked. — LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 P ri Daily, except _ : days, Fare on train 25 cents. ARRIVING FROM COL#AZ. 9.00 ATT Ovitand:streines trom 4 trains Kast and overland train leaving Sen Francisco at 5 P. M. Daily, eonnectin with 4-55 P rt ‘overland train Saving Ban Francisco at.7:00A, M. Fi HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of tho Btate. 4 % — DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Fine Plate Work a Speciality. Alt Kinds of Fillings. \ 1 Daily, except Sunday Extracting Skillfully Done. 9.45 PPL omer. sree loos leaving Sacramento at 4:30 Y. M., bdringt ate sengers m Stockton, San Jose am SS RAs Sch RE ee ENTE points south and West. “ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. NATIONAL MARKET, . <1 p py. Palin excontaunaare Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. GEORGE FLETCHER, Gen’! Pass. & Ticket Agent. “W. E. F. DEAL, ATTORNEY :-—: AT ww LAW, When you rass his store en Bread stree Rooris 81, 82 and 83 Nevada Biock, EDW'D Hi. BROWN, Superintendent. C.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop’r. Bests Ee Mutton, ; \ aks ro W. W. WAGGONER, Hams, Bacon and Tend, wholesale and ES Olena sbiittichl of tlds Civil Engineer and Surveyor ally 4 in a fret yatta nas Joregrag geet Me # SAN PRANCIEC®, a aR serentowes a After Using Cupidene. © When the ordinary pump is too sipall for the work it can be replaced by this one, usingNevada County Haron Gauge. B.