January 27, 1898 (4 pages)

> Ea AMIR Bre’ FEC ELIE AIGII ES a% ee s THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sejit. 6.; 1860. by Nat. P, Brows & Co. R&VADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . ooo epee Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Hotidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, s. P. BROWN. fatered at the Postoffice at Nevada City a«eond-clase matter. TuLePHONR No. 4, THURSDAY . Li SAN, 27, 1898" p> . Evidently a lrorgery. paper showed by her manner that she had found something that interested her, : “Here's a rather unique idea,” she said at length. “The writer undertakes to show that personal beauty is a letter of credit the world over.” Her “dearest friend” glanced meaningly at the manufactured complexion. of the girl with the paper, shrugged her shoulders, and suggested: “If you tried to pass yours, dear, you would-surely be arrested for forgery.” —Chicago. Post. : A Cynical Stre. “Did, you speak to my father?” said Miss Gushley. ; embarrassment. CURRENCY LEG'SLATION. The course of currency legislation in Congress is now being watched” witb great interest. The probability thai the Republican claiming a seat from Oregon in the Senate is not to be permitted to occupy that seat makes it somewhat uncertain as to whether the Republicans will be able to control th: Senate in the matter of financial legislation. It is, however, thought that s sufficient number of sound-money Democrats may be found to co-operate with the Republicans, and if this hop: shall be realized, the currency questio:: can be quickly settled by the adoption by members of that party of a system based upon the proposition laid dow: by President McKinley in his message to, Congress, in which he proposed the retention in the Treasury of the paper money which is redeemed in gold, and the issuance of additional nationa) bank circulation by permitting banks to increase their notes up to the pai * value of the bonds deposited as securit} for circulation.” HE WOULD NOT SEE IT. The Omaha World-Herald, Mr Bryan’s personal organ, faithfully follows the cue indicated by that states man to the effect that there are still no signs of prosperity in the country This is one trouble which Mr. Hearst of the New York Journal, which lauded Bryan to the skies in 1896,.and som: other “traitors,” find-with the ex-eandi date: that he cannot see the prosperity aout which everybody else is talking It is surprising how men will bothe about such a little thing as prosperity coming toa few score million people. It is a fact that the Nebraska exposition is making prosperity its great feature, and Nebraska, too, is Mr. Bryan’s own State; but then such little things as these.are hardly worth the notice cf mep go philanthropicas to devote their entire time to visiting other countrie: and studying their economic problem: for the sole purpose of benefiting the people of their own land. Two characteristic stories of Ton Reed’s quickness at repartee are tolé iu-The Atlantic. When as Speaker be was counting a quoram inthe Hous: one angry Demecrat strode down th aisle, exclaiming, “How do you know] am present?’ Reed replied: “Does the gentleman deny that he is present!’ A prosy Democratic member, in th course of a debate, remarked that he would rather be right than be President. “Don’t be alarmed,” Reed replied. “You will: never be either.” Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet Los Angeies navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just received. Go. C, GayLorp. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. s4-6m Just Received. J.J.Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked Herring, from Scotland. Call around and get some, Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada city January 19th: “Black, W: Clarke ee 2 slo, Ricbara 2 Ohites, Dan Davis, Mrs. Ethel Edge, Isaac Evest, Mrs, Charles Foote, Edwin Kilpatrick, Mrs. Wm. Treadwell, M. M.3 Wood, Albert, Young, Harry. Young, Jobn . Zakrison, Petter FOREIGN. "Peters, G. D. Kearn, George ff not callédfér m fifteen days let-. too.”—Chicago Post. _” ters will be sent tothe dead letter ofa fice. Perties calling for any of. these letters will please say “advertised,” and . you a hundred dcllars more this year pay 2 fee of one cent for each letter. 4 _ J. BE. OARR, Postmaster. To Cure = Cola in One Day girls.” “Yon teld him that despite your humble fortune, we wish to marry ?” “Yes—or something to that purpose.” “And what did he reply? That I was too young?” . “No, not exactly. He said I was old enough to have more sense.”—Washington Star. ; _A Verbal Distinction, “There are a great many men looking for work,” said the philanthropist. “Perhaps,” said Senator Sorghum, as he laid aside a pile of letters; “but it more looking for positions.”—Washington Star. A pensive maid she was, they said, i With calm and thoughtful brow; . She is ex-pensive now. —Up-to-Date, THE DIVIDED FAMILY. i . . Jimmie—Where are your folks going this summer? Tommie-—Don’t know yet. Ma wante society and pa wants boating and fishing, but I am backing up pa.—N. Y¥. Truth. Overdoing It. Undertaker (to assistant)—Politeness is commendable, but even a good thing can be overdone, James. There are times when a courtesy is ‘better omitted than given, Assistant—When, sir? Undertaker—In such eases, for instance, as that of Mrs. Leftover, who came in just now to pay the bill for ver third husband's funeral. You vere polite in asking her to call again, out a trifle over-zealous, James—just a trifie-—Puck. A Liberal Physictan, ou have appendicitis,” said the physician, after a-thorough examination, “and I shall have to operate upon you.” “But what will you charge?” asked the patient, who was a poor man. “As for that, I have known you a long time und you have been a good customer. So I'll make a cut rate for you.” —N,. ¥. World. A Difference of Opinion. The policeman said to the eyelist, who was riding oa the path: “Look here, young man, you can’t ride there.” To which the young man replied: “Can't, eh! Well, you just watch . me.” Whereupon the young men rode out of sight.—Fun. vy “y No Sale. The dealer said: “You'll find our goods tinpossible to heat!" , And thereupon the farmer's wife regretted she had come, She told the eager salesman, with ingenuousness sweet, She hoped to please her son and heir by » buying him a arum, —Chicago Times-Herald, Thet Clever Boy. “Father,” said a thoughtfnt little boy, “how niuny feet has a dog if we call his tail a foot?” . “Wry. five feet, my son.” “No, tather, that isn’t right.” The gir] who was reading the news-. “Yés,” replied the young man, with . seems to mc there must bea great many . Sadly Changed. . accepted him on the spot.-—N. Y. Truth, But she has changed since she was wed— Some birds of a feather were flocking toAnd now on the day of a good matinee ‘. that. It is not the most important in She presses her lips against my cheek ~ Take Notice-He had many daughters fine; ~ More than usual—there were nine— And the lovers, they who came, Gave the old man & queer dizziness; For, though Anany were who came, Not a one er made a claim; So he placed outside a sign— “No admittance but on business!’ * —Up-to-Date. 4 SPINSTER’Ss STRATEGY. ~ ——_ . lessly deceived by ayoung woman. Did . she lead him on to think that she loved him? May—Oh, no; she led him on to believe that she didn’t care a rap forhim, and then when he carelessly proposed, Final Migration, gether, When a man with a gun knocked them flat; You may see them in Susie’s new hat. —Brooklyn Life. The Dog Was All Right. “Do you know that your confounded flog barks at night?” F “Yes, [ suppose he does. But don’t worry about him. He makes up for it by sleeping all day.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. What Did He Mcan? “Do you think that beautiful women ere apt to be spoiled?” she murmured with upturned eyes, : “Your beauty will never spoil you, darling,” was his equivocal answer.— Detroit Free. Press, if Not Worth the Risk, Cobwigger—Has your store ever been robbed? — Beddington — No, sirree. We set) everything so cheap here that when a th-ef wants an article he just comes in aud buys it—Harlem Life. Too Late to Save Anything. He—I am poor in everything but in my love for you. : She—Don’t you think it rather late, then, to ask for a receiver ?—Brooklyn Life. SENATOR JONES’ LUCK. Onexpected Find of a Match in a Nevada ; Canyon. . Senator Jones, of Nevada, according to the Rochester Times, told the fo!lowing sicry of the finding of a match on a gold-hunting trip in early days to a Washington reporter: “We sct out one day to go up a great canyon,” says the senator, “and we found it most fatiguing, for there was no road. Six miles of travel in the canyon was equal to 25 on the level. One of my deputies was with me. At noon we had gone about half our journey, and we stopped to rest. I was very fond of smoking and pulled out my pipe, intending to take a smoke. 1 oaded up and then reached for a match, There was not one in my pocket. My deputy was not a smoker, and he did not carry matches. I was almost, dying for a smoke. “As I was looking uround almost despairingly I saw a match lying on the ground right beside a little stréam that ran through the canyon. I was almost frightened at the sight of it in such an out-of-theway place, I picked it up, saying to myself: ‘Of course, it won't light. “It has been lying in the wet sand a long time, and I can’t expect it to light.’ But it did light, and I had my smoke. I never knew a piece of luck to beat s my life in which good fortune. has stood by me, but it is one of the strangest.” eee A Touch of Sentiment. I like my wife when she calls me ‘Dear," “Her Own,” and “A Precious Boy;"” And Dove” is a feast to my yearning ear, And “Pet” is a sound of joy. But the touchingest words her tongue can speak ) : » Are those that she whispers when And murmurs: “I want a ‘ten!’ ” —L. A. W. Bulletin, Fate. “How so, my son?” “Why, he would have only four fect. You ‘see, calling his tail a foot doeen’t . niahe it a foot.’’—Vodes and Fabrics. A Feilow Feeling. “My brethren,” said the minister, “you . don’t know how happy-you-will be if you only have a fellow feeling in your bosoms.” ; “Hlumpb!" said one of the hearers, “tT had a fellow feeling in my bosom last . night and I’ve got no diamond pin this morning.”-—N. Y. Tribune. : Uniimited Chaaee for Fan. Mother—Well, what did the minister ark you to-day, WiNie? Willie—He asked me what I’d hev’ done if I'd lived durin’ the flood. Mother-—-And what did you tell him? . Willie—I told him I wouldn’t.a’ done . a ting but fish and swim.—Odds and . Ends. . ' Sreoaseeo" “Weare ee ae Why She Couldn't. i “No, I didn’t have a very good time,” i she said. “I wanted to talk, and there . wasn’t a man there.” “But there were plenty of other “Oh, of course; but that was no satisfaction, for they sll wanted to talk, Wry it Was. . : 1 . Huebarid—Why do your clothes cost Take Laxative Brumo Quinine Tablets : _ All Denggists refund the money if it! 4-6m Gall for Robin Hoed. ; ; teal—almatiac)—Portland cement and . Paint? Git out! It makes cream.— Europeans can find-to admire so much in us Americans. gold.—N. Y. Tribune. got anything more to say.—-PhiladelPress. . : “I hear you have fitted up a@ little cottage of your own) and are going to get married next month!” exclaimed Jones, gayly. “No; my fiancee has thrown me over for another man,” hopelessly sighed Brown. “He has a tandem."—Brooklyn Eagle. Seiijiememsiganatieasimiassceaaht No Suicide Allowed. “I wish you would get me a couple of packets of cigarettes,” said the condemnied murderer to the jail warden. “Can't do it,” replied the officer. “The law*must be allowed to take its ”"—-Harlem Life, Pi So ch ae WET he NE TT Family Recipes. Mrs. Hayseed (reading from the medskimmed milk make an excellent paint. Mr. Hayseed (in the dairy business) N. Y. Weekly. The Sum of Our Virtues. Miss Gush—Count, I don’t see what The Count—Why, you're as good as Defined. Bennie—What’s &@ conversationalist? -Jennie—Oh, it’s a man that doesn’t lave to ston talking. when he_hasn’t . \Bthel—You"say Algy has been heart-, (Quartz. Jewelry, 2 eee noni st Petrified Wood Jewelry. — _, These goods are attractive and tasty ‘ andtypical of the banner gold mining county of California, We manufacture them to order. Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they brin: 068 luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling taste Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to $125. All the best to be had for the money. E\ ery one warranted whether low or high priced. A Srecialty of Rc pairing. Luetje & Brand. No STALE Goops. I treczive fresh Grocer‘es and Provisions dail 4 and my stccx is constancly new and fresh. M y policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices. “ANNUAL.CLEARANCE SALE THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, aa a CoMMERCIAL STREET. LEVY & KLEINE, Proprietors. g One price to all, cc urteous tre.itmet and prompt dclivery. FHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ncabiamniaieene LCCTuKSs STARKEY & PALEN’S caaseaptboubieseaaeaiaaee nd ‘*Cash Works Wonders.’ { . Pt NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those Teatnert by Inhalation, Gi rebaree S — Arch Street, Phitedetphia, Pe. Harness and Saddlery »» FO * CHEAPER THAN BYVER. 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M: about 3,000,0 gravel which per cubic yai , pany from N 1877, washed and ninety-o! -of top gravel, sper cubic yar riod that con dred and two ‘bottom. -grav cents per c gravel exten height of 65 draulic mine cubic yards which yielde per cubic yar in such a larg The first ar is at Snow where it cross points in Si its course i: Moore’s Flat where it is su joins it from from’ points It then cours and just bef receives anot! rection of G Jumbia Hill course to Che ruptly to the “Middle Yuba follows the sa rivé¥ t6 asi San Juan, wh west, passing Birchville to this place al lost until Mo ‘which point i traced to Sn to be lost in, ~valley. At Blue Ter “Yuba river, m vuable channe! from this pc Flat, Quaker sand Little Y« ,which place ii rsouth throug counties, Th nel above this gravel deposi ‘and worked o ‘certain, acco! lis presumed great channe -mear Quaker south of an passing soutt of Grass Val! at which poit commonly ac merges into t Mooney Fiat. Still anoths: lying between hora creek. genesis in V érosses Boar ‘Liberty Hill, : terly norih Bluff, joining ming south. fact that emi development gravel channe and that in th fifty miles of to be wonder genuity: have im recent yea tation of hyd ner which we the valley int when the glac tor shall agai mountains, a! now deserte the unjust . aud legislatu childish gies shall fill thor It may be . proportions 1 _reached—or -which it had -intended for iliving outsid are ignorant The tirst miu bowls, a M paus, The it ances was © yooker. mad strumental v tractiug the at beca! po 80 rocke was suppla Some time i troduced an over all the system laid tunnels and in bydraul State. But

> Ea AMIR Bre’ FEC ELIE AIGII ES a% ee s THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sejit. 6.; 1860. by Nat. P, Brows & Co. R&VADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . ooo epee Published every evening except Sundays and Legal Hotidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, s. P. BROWN. fatered at the Postoffice at Nevada City a«eond-clase matter. TuLePHONR No. 4, THURSDAY .. Li SAN, 27, 1898" p> . Evidently a lrorgery. paper showed by her manner that she had found something that interested her, : “Here's a rather unique idea,” she said at length. “The writer undertakes to show that personal beauty is a letter of credit the world over.” Her “dearest friend” glanced meaningly at the manufactured complexion. of the girl with the paper, shrugged her shoulders, and suggested: “If you tried to pass yours, dear, you would-surely be arrested for forgery.” —Chicago. Post. : A Cynical Stre. “Did, you speak to my father?” said Miss Gushley. ; embarrassment. CURRENCY LEG'SLATION. The course of currency legislation in Congress is now being watched” witb great interest. The probability thai the Republican claiming a seat from Oregon in the Senate is not to be permitted to occupy that seat makes it somewhat uncertain as to whether the Republicans will be able to control th: Senate in the matter of financial legislation. It is, however, thought that s sufficient number of sound-money Democrats may be found to co-operate with the Republicans, and if this hop: shall be realized, the currency questio:: can be quickly settled by the adoption by members of that party of a system based upon the proposition laid dow: by President McKinley in his message to, Congress, in which he proposed the retention in the Treasury of the paper money which is redeemed in gold, and the issuance of additional nationa) bank circulation by permitting banks to increase their notes up to the pai * value of the bonds deposited as securit} for circulation.” HE WOULD NOT SEE IT. The Omaha World-Herald, Mr Bryan’s personal organ, faithfully follows the cue indicated by that states man to the effect that there are still no signs of prosperity in the country This is one trouble which Mr. Hearst of the New York Journal, which lauded Bryan to the skies in 1896,.and som: other “traitors,” find-with the ex-eandi date: that he cannot see the prosperity aout which everybody else is talking It is surprising how men will bothe about such a little thing as prosperity coming toa few score million people. It is a fact that the Nebraska exposition is making prosperity its great feature, and Nebraska, too, is Mr. Bryan’s own State; but then such little things as these.are hardly worth the notice cf mep go philanthropicas to devote their entire time to visiting other countrie: and studying their economic problem: for the sole purpose of benefiting the people of their own land. Two characteristic stories of Ton Reed’s quickness at repartee are tolé iu-The Atlantic. When as Speaker be was counting a quoram inthe Hous: one angry Demecrat strode down th aisle, exclaiming, “How do you know] am present?’ Reed replied: “Does the gentleman deny that he is present!’ A prosy Democratic member, in th course of a debate, remarked that he would rather be right than be President. “Don’t be alarmed,” Reed replied. “You will: never be either.” Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet Los Angeies navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just received. Go. C, GayLorp. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. s4-6m Just Received. J.J.Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked Herring, from Scotland. Call around and get some, Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada city January 19th: “Black, W: Clarke ee 2 slo, Ricbara 2 Ohites, Dan Davis, Mrs. Ethel Edge, Isaac Evest, Mrs, Charles Foote, Edwin Kilpatrick, Mrs. Wm. Treadwell, M. M.3 Wood, Albert, Young, Harry. Young, Jobn . Zakrison, Petter FOREIGN. "Peters, G. D. Kearn, George ff not callédfér m fifteen days let-. too.”—Chicago Post. _” ters will be sent tothe dead letter ofa fice. Perties calling for any of. these letters will please say “advertised,” and . you a hundred dcllars more this year pay 2 fee of one cent for each letter. 4 _ J. BE. OARR, Postmaster. To Cure = Cola in One Day girls.” “Yon teld him that despite your humble fortune, we wish to marry ?” “Yes—or something to that purpose.” “And what did he reply? That I was too young?” . “No, not exactly. He said I was old enough to have more sense.”—Washington Star. ; _A Verbal Distinction, “There are a great many men looking for work,” said the philanthropist. “Perhaps,” said Senator Sorghum, as he laid aside a pile of letters; “but it more looking for positions.”—Washington Star. A pensive maid she was, they said, i With calm and thoughtful brow; . She is ex-pensive now. —Up-to-Date, THE DIVIDED FAMILY. i . . Jimmie—Where are your folks going this summer? Tommie-—Don’t know yet. Ma wante society and pa wants boating and fishing, but I am backing up pa.—N. Y¥. Truth. Overdoing It. Undertaker (to assistant)—Politeness is commendable, but even a good thing can be overdone, James. There are times when a courtesy is ‘better omitted than given, Assistant—When, sir? Undertaker—In such eases, for instance, as that of Mrs. Leftover, who came in just now to pay the bill for ver third husband's funeral. You vere polite in asking her to call again, out a trifle over-zealous, James—just a trifie-—Puck. A Liberal Physictan, ou have appendicitis,” said the physician, after a-thorough examination, “and I shall have to operate upon you.” “But what will you charge?” asked the patient, who was a poor man. “As for that, I have known you a long time und you have been a good customer. So I'll make a cut rate for you.” —N,. ¥. World. A Difference of Opinion. The policeman said to the eyelist, who was riding oa the path: “Look here, young man, you can’t ride there.” To which the young man replied: “Can't, eh! Well, you just watch . me.” Whereupon the young men rode out of sight.—Fun. vy “y No Sale. The dealer said: “You'll find our goods tinpossible to heat!" , And thereupon the farmer's wife regretted she had come, She told the eager salesman, with ingenuousness sweet, She hoped to please her son and heir by » buying him a arum, —Chicago Times-Herald, Thet Clever Boy. “Father,” said a thoughtfnt little boy, “how niuny feet has a dog if we call his tail a foot?” . “Wry. five feet, my son.” “No, tather, that isn’t right.” The gir] who was reading the news-. “Yés,” replied the young man, with . seems to mc there must bea great many . Sadly Changed. . accepted him on the spot.-—N. Y. Truth, But she has changed since she was wed— Some birds of a feather were flocking toAnd now on the day of a good matinee ‘. that. It is not the most important in She presses her lips against my cheek ~ Take Notice-He had many daughters fine; ~ More than usual—there were nine— And the lovers, they who came, Gave the old man & queer dizziness; For, though Anany were who came, Not a one er made a claim; So he placed outside a sign— “No admittance but on business!’ * —Up-to-Date. 4 SPINSTER’Ss STRATEGY. ~ ——_ . lessly deceived by ayoung woman. Did . she lead him on to think that she loved him? May—Oh, no; she led him on to believe that she didn’t care a rap forhim, and then when he carelessly proposed, Final Migration, gether, When a man with a gun knocked them flat; You may see them in Susie’s new hat. —Brooklyn Life. The Dog Was All Right. “Do you know that your confounded flog barks at night?” F “Yes, [ suppose he does. But don’t worry about him. He makes up for it by sleeping all day.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. What Did He Mcan? “Do you think that beautiful women ere apt to be spoiled?” she murmured with upturned eyes, : “Your beauty will never spoil you, darling,” was his equivocal answer.— Detroit Free. Press, if Not Worth the Risk, Cobwigger—Has your store ever been robbed? — Beddington — No, sirree. We set) everything so cheap here that when a th-ef wants an article he just comes in aud buys it—Harlem Life. Too Late to Save Anything. He—I am poor in everything but in my love for you. : She—Don’t you think it rather late, then, to ask for a receiver ?—Brooklyn Life. SENATOR JONES’ LUCK. Onexpected Find of a Match in a Nevada ; Canyon. . Senator Jones, of Nevada, according to the Rochester Times, told the fo!lowing sicry of the finding of a match on a gold-hunting trip in early days to a Washington reporter: “We sct out one day to go up a great canyon,” says the senator, “and we found it most fatiguing, for there was no road. Six miles of travel in the canyon was equal to 25 on the level. One of my deputies was with me. At noon we had gone about half our journey, and we stopped to rest. I was very fond of smoking and pulled out my pipe, intending to take a smoke. 1 oaded up and then reached for a match, There was not one in my pocket. My deputy was not a smoker, and he did not carry matches. I was almost, dying for a smoke. “As I was looking uround almost despairingly I saw a match lying on the ground right beside a little stréam that ran through the canyon. I was almost frightened at the sight of it in such an out-of-theway place, I picked it up, saying to myself: ‘Of course, it won't light. “It has been lying in the wet sand a long time, and I can’t expect it to light.’ But it did light, and I had my smoke. I never knew a piece of luck to beat s my life in which good fortune. has stood by me, but it is one of the strangest.” eee A Touch of Sentiment. I like my wife when she calls me ‘Dear," “Her Own,” and “A Precious Boy;"” And Dove” is a feast to my yearning ear, And “Pet” is a sound of joy. But the touchingest words her tongue can speak ) : » Are those that she whispers when And murmurs: “I want a ‘ten!’ ” —L. A. W. Bulletin, Fate. “How so, my son?” “Why, he would have only four fect. You ‘see, calling his tail a foot doeen’t . niahe it a foot.’’—Vodes and Fabrics. A Feilow Feeling. “My brethren,” said the minister, “you . don’t know how happy-you-will be if you only have a fellow feeling in your bosoms.” ; “Hlumpb!" said one of the hearers, “tT had a fellow feeling in my bosom last . night and I’ve got no diamond pin this morning.”-—N. Y. Tribune. : Uniimited Chaaee for Fan. Mother—Well, what did the minister ark you to-day, WiNie? Willie—He asked me what I’d hev’ done if I'd lived durin’ the flood. Mother-—-And what did you tell him? . Willie—I told him I wouldn’t.a’ done . a ting but fish and swim.—Odds and . Ends. . ' Sreoaseeo" “Weare ee ae Why She Couldn't. i “No, I didn’t have a very good time,” i she said. “I wanted to talk, and there . wasn’t a man there.” “But there were plenty of other “Oh, of course; but that was no satisfaction, for they sll wanted to talk, Wry it Was. . : 1 . Huebarid—Why do your clothes cost

Take Laxative Brumo Quinine Tablets : _ All Denggists refund the money if it! 4-6m Gall for Robin Hoed. ; ; teal—almatiac)—Portland cement and . Paint? Git out! It makes cream.— Europeans can find-to admire so much in us Americans. gold.—N. Y. Tribune. got anything more to say.—-PhiladelPress. . : “I hear you have fitted up a@ little cottage of your own) and are going to get married next month!” exclaimed Jones, gayly. “No; my fiancee has thrown me over for another man,” hopelessly sighed Brown. “He has a tandem."—Brooklyn Eagle. Seiijiememsiganatieasimiassceaaht No Suicide Allowed. “I wish you would get me a couple of packets of cigarettes,” said the condemnied murderer to the jail warden. “Can't do it,” replied the officer. “The law*must be allowed to take its ”"—-Harlem Life, Pi So ch ae WET he NE TT Family Recipes. Mrs. Hayseed (reading from the medskimmed milk make an excellent paint. Mr. Hayseed (in the dairy business) N. Y. Weekly. The Sum of Our Virtues. Miss Gush—Count, I don’t see what The Count—Why, you're as good as Defined. Bennie—What’s &@ conversationalist? -Jennie—Oh, it’s a man that doesn’t lave to ston talking. when he_hasn’t . \Bthel—You"say Algy has been heart-, (Quartz. Jewelry, 2 eee noni st Petrified Wood Jewelry. — _, These goods are attractive and tasty ‘ andtypical of the banner gold mining county of California, We manufacture them to order. Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they brin: 068 luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling taste Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to $125. All the best to be had for the money. E\ ery one warranted whether low or high priced. A Srecialty of Rc pairing. Luetje & Brand. No STALE Goops. I treczive fresh Grocer‘es and Provisions dail 4 and my stccx is constancly new and fresh. M y policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices. “ANNUAL.CLEARANCE SALE THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, aa a CoMMERCIAL STREET. LEVY & KLEINE, Proprietors. g One price to all, cc urteous tre.itmet and prompt dclivery. FHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ncabiamniaieene LCCTuKSs STARKEY & PALEN’S caaseaptboubieseaaeaiaaee nd ‘*Cash Works Wonders.’ { . Pt NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those Teatnert by Inhalation, Gi rebaree S — Arch Street, Phitedetphia, Pe. Harness and Saddlery »» FO * CHEAPER THAN BYVER. Consumption; 5 HOT WATER BOTTLES es From DICKERMAN’S, Finest Line of epee FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, _ NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, and SPECIALTIES. testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, only with the ‘xp permission o: the patients; their names and addresses are given. aud you can refer to them for further informa ion, Dr. C. W. Chapman, The greut snecess of our treatment has given DENTISTS. rige to. a host ofi mitaror-, un-crupulons perrons; some calling their preparations Compound ot-emy Secramente w. Novad Oxygen. often appropriating our testimenials City. Cal, a he names of our patients to ¢ nd wurthle-s concoc'io s, But any substance mede elsewhere or by others, a:.d calied Com pound Oxyven isspuricus. “COMPOUND “OQXYGEN-ITS MODE OF é ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new ; book of 200pages, published by Drs, Starkey & ; i ; Palen, whicngiyes.to all enquirers fail tofor. mation ag to this remarkable curative ugent, ozen aud a record of gurprising cures in a.wide range!’ ras RSP of chronie cases—many of them after being ae hy abandoned to die by other physicians. -Will be’ maied FREK to any oddress on application, Raisins ; Tourists, Business, Professional, = . _ Sick, Woll and Pleasure Seeking MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE” could notbe sezded by hand as quickly as haif. -Taisins at the rate of a Prices Reduced Bronchitis, 5 ee Dysentery. ; Catarrh, JAMES CAIRNS, Asthma, Hayfever, Broad st., Nati Hotel, Debility, has established the foliowis Headache, 5 ; & Neuraigia, Single Harnees ........sssceseeeess $700: nw ade whol cam waeeeee et Wh os Chronic and Nervous Disorders, . foee nn at PRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE . Brushes .. SPCC CSc ewrcccvecccccccccccsccece 2 Compound Oxygen Trestment, that of Drs. . Shas Gombe 20 Starkey and Palen, is @ svieutific adjustment of Hate raps % the elements of Oxygen und Nitrogen Magner. . G typed seeeseees IZED; andthe cémpound is so condeused and . Har fous Sis 1 . made portable that it is sent all uver the worl. . uarness Soap. ss ‘ It has been in use for more.than twenty. yeing . SPUPS.--.-+0.-cse eee seees 4 thousands of p.ticnta Have been treated, and 2b Over one thousand physicians have used it, and . PS Bry 9 Petpet iy very slant ficaut fact. ves 1 20} Aei-euh alton aaah ad Sy sing . Glaves'.i...c4.02. bestSecherouesivece cacd: . av. \Nerailment, and beacfiitting yg Pan nw Gall Cure, per box. 2223022222001. oe the expense of another, often requiri: ga nd crate nt Raton! pot te yyy iene 3 the tre, at C Uxyyen is ». rey er, senew: ing strengthening invigorating the whole body. Dr ~N ° E. Chapman, hese statements are confirmed by numerous . FAMOUS ~~ @ pound: wiih the Ex-' Depot for 5 * terprise Raisin ‘a nd! eoigerres S El Paso de Robles} Grape Seeder. _ Easy Fancy Groceries Sie : to clean and economiSPRINGS. . cal. Seed grapes. and pound in five minutes, Cea DE ear rg H. DIGKERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. BEEHIVEGROCERY . J.J: JACKSON, . ® @ Agency. For--[Monogram Whiskey : Blue Labe! Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger-Ale. a PATE FOIS. DEVILED MEATS AND FISH “~~ ee -<Tndispensable in every, Deltiy's hai. ee a 35 sate Ax Tobacco..... 30 Spas -household, ~-. Gamecock Whisky fui,” I-00 $e, / gal. bottles.. 25 $10, $12.50 and $15, TXL Whisky rslOtees, = PER WEEK: Sue. feat ® Root Beer settie 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. © a> _’ The @ sor “29 Enterprise pe Tale SD Everything sage propertign® euthe PoufeCoas. whee tesla : + A ie uate aiid ii oa pal Coffee vd % Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. Raisin and. Grape oss Give ita Trial. « « « eee rate The watersare unequalled for their medicié See : ; nal value in cases of ? : Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria,. =. ‘ é Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, . Eczema and all Blood and Skin. Dis: . a \. Is sold-at all hardware. “No Sacieg sarae et meus . g-cent stamp for the Write for Pamphlet. ee +B. F. BURNS, Manager, rt -phia . “. . BNTERPRISE MPG.CO.OF PA. Borg TE Et Aan: Sie : Only Two Kinds. _ . GL, BOWMAN. WP. BHAW. Makers of the Bocorpr tetas hits Pe Wite—Yes, dear, that’s just it, Thete Young LodyQrurriedlly I wants} SHAW & BOWMAN, . —-—-————. SaeEEEEEeee? are so many more bargains~Dem. novel—something popular. Dentists. © BO meal Tees * pres cractia Mannnine, F . Book Clerk (briskly).—Yes, miss. ta * ‘DC. MeDOUGAL, ~ JOB ¢ —— What sort—wicked or vapid?—N, y, . Mice t= Odd Fellows Feviee: Prenftiress Caldwell. & MacDougal, : Attorney : at: Law, ——======—FINE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ; Pe Catt’ on George O. Gaylord, the ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY Dong ' Nevada City. "> "yuniertph Block, Commerc pad, Teena VIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order $= . TUTTI s AAA TTL ra au "The. Plaza Store __ FISCHER BROS, Props, : STAPLE.AND Fancy Groceries a Stevens desariotion. Brecrthing tn the way of CAMNED Gc : ! if hi 77) ® POPUP Add Ova, fff Proprietor. Nevada Cour ord BI (Cont From this greater part : aurifeous 2! rived from the San Jua most fameu world are s tends for a miles and in and-a half no itis phenom highly prodt the old. M: about 3,000,0 gravel which per cubic yai , pany from N 1877, washed and ninety-o! -of top gravel, sper cubic yar riod that con dred and two ‘bottom. -grav cents per c gravel exten height of 65 draulic mine cubic yards which yielde per cubic yar in such a larg The first ar is at Snow where it cross points in Si its course i: Moore’s Flat where it is su joins it from from’ points It then cours and just bef receives anot! rection of G Jumbia Hill course to Che ruptly to the “Middle Yuba follows the sa rivé¥ t6 asi San Juan, wh west, passing Birchville to this place al lost until Mo ‘which point i traced to Sn to be lost in, ~valley. At Blue Ter “Yuba river, m vuable channe! from this pc Flat, Quaker sand Little Y« ,which place ii rsouth throug counties, Th nel above this gravel deposi ‘and worked o ‘certain, acco! lis presumed great channe -mear Quaker south of an passing soutt of Grass Val! at which poit commonly ac merges into t Mooney Fiat. Still anoths: lying between hora creek. genesis in V érosses Boar ‘Liberty Hill, : terly norih Bluff, joining ming south. fact that emi development gravel channe and that in th fifty miles of to be wonder genuity: have im recent yea tation of hyd ner which we the valley int when the glac tor shall agai mountains, a! now deserte the unjust . aud legislatu childish gies shall fill thor It may be . proportions 1 _reached—or -which it had -intended for iliving outsid are ignorant The tirst miu bowls, a M paus, The it ances was © yooker. mad strumental v tractiug the at beca! po 80 rocke was suppla Some time i troduced an over all the system laid tunnels and in bydraul State. But