June 10, 1895 (4 pages)

Yi sed 4 Ne ae Or . aii) aoe ‘HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, JUNE 10, 1895. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . . . . . SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 1s Cts. per Weekor 60 Cts. per Month . WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. . A NEW AMALGAMATOR —— Which Has Been luvented for’ the Saving of Mine Tailings. Inventive genius is ever exerting itself in the direction of humanity alleviation, It has practically revolutionized the coinmercial and industrial world and has done much toward removing many of ‘the heavy burdens imposed on manual labor through the crude methods formerly in vogue. The phenomenal progress of scientific investigation and research will cause historians to record the nineteenth centuiy 4s the most wonderful in the history of the world. What the fature will evolve, it is impossible to aay, but with the electrical and other facilities at our command, ‘given to us by gmen who have devoted their lives to the evolution of processes ‘vy which the desire to live is heightened and men and, women are raised from the position of serfs and . ‘An Ore Chute Encountered of Great . . body of ore had. been struck at the Rose . . The.property is situated just in the rear of . j the peoutheastern edge of Grass Valley. . gasoline engine, which recently been erected ; SUrtace. THE ROSE HILL. od, — Richness. . Hearing rumors on the street that a rich h h Hill, the Tidings reporter visited the mine, the . The . h Winchester school building, in place was easily lovated from the sound of a to run a three-atamp battery. ‘This little plant has been mentioned as an example ofa cheap but effective mill. The stamps are pounding away in a lively manner at the ore now being raised by windlass from a shaft near by, While’waiting for the superintendeat, J. M. Wishart, to make his appearance, the reporter examined the ore lying on the platform. The rock=breaker struck a piece with his hammer, broke off a chunk, and handed the piece te the newspaper man, Ata point of cleavage, the ore showed beautiful flakes of bright leaf-gold. The game rich material ran through the piece from one surface to thg other.» It was a fine speciaien. When Mr. Wishart appeared, he brought forth other pieces, even richer, We thus had abundant evidence that the street rumors were correct. This rich ore is taken from a vein about one foot The specit e to fifteen inches in thickness. mens are plentifully distributed through the éntire body of the lead, The ore comes froin a depth of less than 40 feét from the A drift is now being run which will strike the vein abowt 35 feet below the cold and repellant. the slightest sympathy for the condi. tesy, inclined to pany until he had par a good brand of champagne to stimulate at once his imagination and . his politeness; he became chatty, agree able and quite entertaining He was always ready to musical artists, and*when théy played before him freqneutly gavexthem valuable points in regard to the which the composition should have been rendered. MANNERS OF THE GREAT. Alfred the\Great said,-‘‘A king can . . afford to be polite. ’’ Corneille’s manners were the admiration of his contemporaries. Henry Clay was said to make the . most engaging bow of any gentleman of is time. The Duke of Marlborough said that e owed his success as much to his elegant deportment as to his talents. Coleridge. was so absentminded that . e often passed his most intimate friends . in the street without recoghizing them. Walter Scott was almost too polite. His. unwillingness to disoblige others, even in small matters, often caused him great inconvenience. The Duke of Wellington was haughty, & ) He never showed ion of the lower classes of the people. George Washington had 4 stately courpomposity, that kept at distance. very one a wanted it clearly understood that he} was the Father of His Country. Rossini was never dt ractive in comiken liberally of It seemed the kindest of men. oblige young Liszt was one of manner in Nero was popnlar among the people ‘in spite of his vices and crimes on ac count of his pleasing deportment. He fe always } arn slaves, and for which these benéfactors-are deserving of our gratitude and praise, it would seem that we cannot advance much further. present workings. If the ore should prove equally rich at that point, it will prove the existence of a body of quartz of great value, and would make of the Rose Hill a dividend-payer in short order. It is difficult to value of the ore .now being worked. it that similar to the specimens would yield thousestimate the assay Certain Ia the great race for industrial supremacy the mining world has not been entirely neglected. Probably inventive genius has done as much to facilitate the development! auds of dollars per ton. of our mines and the treatment of ores as it . ? has to develop any other single industry. . The crude and inefficient methods in existse ence in the early stages of mining in this. The stock of jewelry, watches, clocks, and and other countries have been entirely super. optical goods ey the sture of Lasts & Brand, : seded by the invention of more efticient Broad street, ls one e the finest to be found and economic appliances. It is the introoutside the larger cities, while the prieés duction of these appliances that bas made . 4re as low as the Sethe quality of goose can systems of mining that were once regarded be purchased eee San Franco.’ A as impractical and imposssble highly practigreat variety of articles to select“from encal and possible. Mines maybe developed ables thei to meet the wants of customers today_ata profit to the owners that could very readily, and if any special article not not be operated without a Joss under the old . #% stock is wanted they~ will send for it or system, The great improvement in mining Ral Mr. ” and milling machinery has inade it possible as a fine jeweler is‘too well known to need to work the lowest grade ‘of ores prefitably and the per centage of £ td reeov ered 184 g satistact ;, departm@ which M A. Hartun has £ tmefit, f c Pr. é ung much greater than it formerly was. : : charge, all work is performed in the most . thyfough and ski!lful manner. H. Hartung, is rock + oe + A Good Firm to Deal With. make it to order. Brand’s reputation any comments from us, and his work always In the watch-repairing who is also a‘first-classwatchmaker, at. tends te the engraving, of which -work he All goods bought of But new discoveries for the saving of gold are being constantly made by men who owefully study the most available methods for the treatment of ores. Avy invention that tends to enhance the progress of mining . giould be hailed with pleasurgin this com. to be just as represeiited, munity, and this fact prompts us to give & ee eee description of the Califoruia Awalgainator, . which is one of the latest inventions in the} mining world, he inventor and owner of this amalgamator, G. H. Chick, has been in . day: this city for’ several weeksintroducing it . J. A. Tickett—Birehviile. a id demonstrating its superior qualifications.) =p) McoPhetres—Truckee. ‘He has two machines now in operation here,/ J], Dp, Allen—Bear Valley. oné.at the East Harmony and the other at} L, Light—Spenceville. $1e Mayflower mines. They have been) pp, h ghly successful in accomplishing the pw-. Sam MeCrea—Lime Kiln. pose for which they were invented, viz: . D. W; Echman—French Corral, the saving of the gold whickggscapés in the! John Prior—Swe“tland. tiilings from the mills. That a percentage of gold is contained in this pulp there is no denying, and any process that will recover it . siould be welcomed by mining men. makes a specialty. . Luetje & Brand, and all work performed at their place of business, can be depended on School Trustees. Ths following were elected School Trustees in their respective districts last SaturLyuch—Clear Creek. KE. E, Higgins— Magnolia, Joho Germaiu--Nerth San Juan, W. Fermena—Beéar River. oo . HA.t’s Hair Kenewer contains the natu. ral food and color-matter for the hair, and . medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing graydnegs, dandrutt, and scalp sores, The machine itself is simple and easy of comprehension. It is free from the com~. ness, bal plications surrounding most milling _ma-. chinery and can be opera‘ed without trouble. faxes Pere Bioop. These three words or difficulty by those who Lave never previ-. tell the’whole story of the wonderful cures ously seen it. Ithasa churn-hke appear . by Hyod’s Sarsaparilla, It is the best blood : 4 purifier and spring medicine. pearance, with a revolving cylinder inside o ;to which are attached cups that keep th pulp constantly -in—tnotion and make the! 2 tees /Hoop’s Pitts have won: high praise. for facir-prompt and efficient yet easy action, gold more easily susceptible to the action o! + o@e:+ the quicksilver. is covered with silver plate, which ‘makes amalgamation nore easy and perfect. J connection with the machine there is// a system of undercurrent ritiles which refain and save the rusty gold which cannof’ be This system of amalgamaThe surface on the inside Klectric Bitters. 2 This remedy is becoming so well known . and so popular as to need no special men‘tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Electric « Bitters will cure a}l diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all ‘Malarie] fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation amalgamated, tion makes a combindtion that is gimply impossible for auything in the way jf fine gold or floured mercury to escape) It is} capable of treatillg twenty tons -of/ pulp a day and requires but little power to operate it. It is far superior to flat plate machines for the reason that the revolving motion o! the cylinder presents in its present shape al satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded —Price 50 cts, aud $1.00 per bottle at Cars Bros. Drug Store. was always accessib received petitions with asmile so pleassnd Indigestion try Electric Bitters— Kptire le to the public and ant that the petitioner went awéay feel img sure that the prayer wou! be grant ed. —St. Louis Globe-Democrat, ~ STAGE GLUINTS. like to suitable would find a Edgar L. Davenport star, but is uydble to play es Eunice Vance is in South Africa, but will refarn to ‘‘dear America’ this summer : Billy Van is to go out next season at the head 6f a mixed minstrel and va riety show The season just Closed jis said to have been the most disustrous ever known in this country Richard Mansfield proposes to give al untried authors fair hearing ut his Gar rick theater, New York. . Creston Clarke and his bride, Adelaid Prince, will be joint stat spearean drama nest Eva Vincent jias decided thet there i nothing in vandeville, and svill go bach to legitimate/dramatic work. Florence / Roc ll is the youngest leading lady of note in U United States. She is 16 years old and is with James ©’ Neill. Julia Arthur’s cont Irving .is for one year’s of that time vill romantic. tragedy: th Henry At the end robably star in she pl For a series of recent concerts in Lon don Adelina Patti received $4,500 4 night. This does not look as though the s diva were played out Oscar Wilde’s -latest play, ‘The Im portance of Being Earnest,’’ has -not made much of an impression in New York. Oscar calls it a farce, but it is really an extravaganza stripped of elabo rate costumes and scerfery. THE FASHION PLATE. Tartan silk parasols are displayed. Four out of five of the new silk waists have box plaited fronts. * New washing silks, or ‘‘silk cheviots, ae as they are called, abound among summer importations. Double breasted traveling capes when opened and thrown back reveal revers of velvet or corded silk. Among the many shades of green that are in vogue this year, the pale silver t f John 8. Gregory has purchased_a building \lot of L, 8S, Calkins, between the latter's . residence and the Catholic parsonage. The . lot is fifty feet wide and extends from Court . to Washington street, giving a depth. of . over 100 feet. Mr, Gregory intends to have {a tine residence erected on lot, . St. Canice Church, and when this is done { a j Will Build a Fine House. : the facing j he will have one of, the nicest. homes in our city. The house is to be of the niodern . style of architecture, and in appearance and . convenience of arrangement will equal any . of the tine residences that have been built . here during the past few years, -Mrs. . Gregory and sons are now here and will } make Nevada City their future home. i —---@e+ = Decorating the Town. The business men at Grass Valley have most of them decorated the fronts of their buildings in honor of the. Grand Parlor of . Native Daughters, which convenes there jtomorrow, Buuting of blue and yellow, In jront of many places small cedar trees have the colors of the order, is being used, been used as a further decoration, + -0@e + Real Estate Transfer. John Langman has purchased the Reseigh A. ear the Narrow Garge depot. . . H. Parker's residence, He . have the house repainted and put in thorplace, adjoining will ough repait in ashort time, + eee Wi! Install the Officers. Brigadier-General J. Ff, Crossett, of the uniform branch of Odd Fellows, will ,be in this city on the 22d instant and -inatall the fficers elect of Canton Neva, No. 6. ie Now is-the Time To get a pair of nice Shoes. “You can get just what you want at The Wonder Store. Ladies’ Taw Oxford Tics, hand turned, at Ladies’ French Kid Button Oxford Ties, Tan or Black, Widths from C to E KE, Che same in Meu’s Shoes. Tur Wonver, ‘Transcript Block. $1.50 per pair. shves at $2.75. rom 50 cents up. Se gece Mrs, T. 8S. HAwKINs,. Cattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE,’ I sonsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver w<Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros, ee ere Ice Cream and Soda. A. Tam will serve delicious ice cream ind ice cream goda tomorrow at his place on Broad street. + 0@eo Pin Lost. An Odd Fellows’ three-link gold pin was lost in this city. Finder please return to this office, j8 + 0@e + Boixs, abscesses, tumcrs, and even cancers, are-the result of a natural effort of the system <o expel the poisons which the liver ind kidneys have failed to remove. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stimulates all the organs to a proper performance. of their functions. . ——+ 490 SHILOH’s CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size. contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Seld by Carr Bros, + 2@e + = ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hote!, Main Street. A. §. Ashley, San Francisco, Jas. Wod ward, = Mrs. J.'S. Gregory, L. B: Gregory, es J. W. Greanlaw, Sacramento, J. A. Thompson, Lander, Wyoming, G. Rogge, Santa’ Rosa, John Nelson and daughter, Pike City, Win. Bradford, Virginia City, : Mrs, Clements, Redding, Mrs, Cole, Stssicns, M, C, Dunkley, Giass Valley, Mrs, Dr. Harris, 3 a Mics May Harris, San Juan, J. Strang, Sierra City, L. Stravg, “ R, M. Jchusen and wife, Brownsville, J. German Sr,, San Juan, Wim, Pollard, Bisbee, tints and those in golden green are most sought after. : Along with the box plaited style of waist, suspenders and bretelles will again. be used on toilets and costumes designed both for young ladies and slender matrons Two immense gauzy wings.of. tulle, rose spray, and a huge dragon ffy, will make a love of a bonnet that any French milliner will not hesitate to ask at least $16 for The plaited boating costumes of last year are repeated in English silk serges, which are extra wide. Gored skirts with jaunty jacket bodiceés. are made of these fabrics; likewise house dresses, feather stitched with gay colorXQ embroidery silks. —New York Post very charming STUB ENDS OF THOUGHT. A snob is of human creation. Modesty is not one of the merits of of sixty square feet of plate surface to thi crushed pulp before it leaves the machine It leaves the amalgam free of iron and all impurities. UP AND DOWN THE COAST, On Land and Over Sea It Flies With Heaiing in Its Wings. From far-away Peru, where the soft, benignant stars beamed on the bronze faced Incas aud their ingots of glittering gold; where Pizarro founded his city of Lima aud stocked it with his treasures of yellow ore (bul overlooked the greater treasure of Peruvian Bark), has come to us the wonThis amalgamator will undoubtedly commend itse]f to our mining men when ite merits are more thoroughly uuderstood, Ii has been operated in different parts of the State with gratifying On the black sands of the ocean beach, just beyond the old Cliff House, $1,000 were recovered in fifteen days by this machine. " We recommend the California .Amalgamator. because we know that a percentage of. gold escapes with the pulp from our mills, and if this cau be saved by’such a simple and cheap process it is certainly worthy of consideragion, We expect to see this machine extensively used in the hear future. ———$ 2 Lost. "4 gold watch was lost between (Green's ‘Ranch and this city. Finder leave at this pifice and get reward, jne8-50c pth success. other rare inf ple old California Brandy—becomes 1 have gone up and the . nited states for many years, performi cures, that, without it, would tove be mira: ulous. e@ well and « xcelleat appetizer, ular digestion, and sound, refreshing sleep. is Nature’sown remedy against colds, coughs dered vital functions to @ vigorous, normal conditiou, Wasted energies are by lis use rma tivity give place to and are superseded by br 1 ters ioneu jutellcctual faculties at their best. The warm humid climate of Peru, so similar to our own diseases incident toalow, moist temperature aud the rapidit which similar Ciseases are cured by Peruviai Bitters on this Coast accounts In some measure : oe Ceeenien KARL'S CLOVER ROOT wi!! purify” your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate our Bowels and make pour head clear 28 4 . 25e., 60c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr bros, : q now become e household word iy.every {eint’; on the Pacific Coast. i: McK -& Co., Sau Francisco. All Druggists and Dealers. derful Cinchona Rubra, which, combined with), redients—principal among:t them. 1own Commodity, Pernvian Bitters. These own the Coast and all over n en deemed Pe: uvian Bitters are not a physic, but a pleas ant, invig rating drink—a fine, effective tonic, Lage po healthy, a ; t loss of appetite and energy, and restores disornently restored, and lost vitality and lac of acliancy and youthful enthusiasm.Peruvian Bitthe stomach and prevent indiges tion, thereby rendering the brain clear and the seems to have been wisely provided by Nature with au antidote for those peculiar ailments and and unerring certainty wisi for the wide demand for this remedy, which bar Mammon. 2 Good manners are sometimes an acquired habit. , Yon can never get rid of a difficulty by running away from it. : The mote that-is in every human eye may be reduced by care and prayer. A’gentleman’s clothes don’t always fit him, but they are always paid for. Love needs no definition.Men and women loved long before there were dictionaries. E A man. doesn’t learn ballroom. Good sons usnallys make good husgood boys. Detroit Free Press . Algy’s Ambition. ’ huidred.to wun ovah-to Lunton? Father—W hat’s the object? “‘Golt.”” ‘Good! If you learn how to play golf, tt may’’— ” Oh, but I don’t want to play it. want to learn how topwonbwnee it.’’ lace or chiffon, covered with spangles, a+ devotion toa wife by devotion to the belles of the bands, and yet good sons aie bot always “The ignorance a min fears to betray by asking proper questions is sure to betray him at the first opportunity.— Algy—Aw, can you spare me a few [ M. G. W yllie, Forest City, J. T. Howard, Lincoln, W. 0, Miller, San Francisco, F. Marcotte, Washington, H. Sheehan, A Mrs. J, Nusbaum, Sacraménto, T. L: Abbott, Penn. Valley, F. S, Tyler, Relief Hull, J. H. Malls, Uhicago, : Musical and Literary Entertainment Will be given Ly MISSES NEEDHAM and AMES, ASSISTED BY LOCAL TALENT, IN THE = , Methodist Church, Wednasday Evening, June 12th, 1896 City Chapter of Epworth League. Tickets. 50 cents. o Annual Meeting. / ii lg ® Anmual Meeting of the S.ockholders o the Nevada City, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, At the hour of § o'clock P. M. Kk. CASP : e ER, S:cretary. Nevada'City June Sth, 189, ~Under the management of the Nevada . Harmony Gravel ‘Mining Company Wil’ be bi ld at the office of the Company, rear of Crter & Johnston's Store, Commercial Street, GA Good Appetite Always accompanies good health, and an abserice of appetite is an indication of something wrong. ‘The loss of a rational desire for food is soon-followed by lack of strength, for when the supply of fuel is cut off the fire burns low. The system gets into a low state, and is liable to severe attacks of disease, The universal testimony given by those-who have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla, as to its great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action gf the digestive organs, and as a purifier of bleod, constitutes the. strongest recommendation that can be urged for any medicine, Those who have never used Hood’s Sarsaparilla should surely do so this season, —_+ +@eCarrais Sweeney, U .§. A, San Diego Cal., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good,’” Price 50c, Sold by. Carr Bros. ELE Aa eee ier Hoop’s Pris cure jaundice, biliousness, sick headache, constipation and all liver ills. The Past Guarantees . The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has,cured thousands-of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it’ will, cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves,‘and builds up the whple ‘system. Remember +44 a Hoods Cures Be Sure to get HOOD’S and Sarsaparilla t A Leaf Flattered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained, Nights°of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous. This class of invalids, too, is usnally troubled with indigestioa and imperfect assimilation. Indeed, to the inability of the system to perform these twin functions may be largely attributed all nervous symptoms, Hostetter s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness, Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and .rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates « or sedatives, which are highty prejudicial to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. ‘Ihe Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that end. “Lake it persistently at regular intervals, This !Horses for Sale. eA lot of fine young horses for work or driving, range from 1,000 pounds to 1,400, Can be seen at Sutton’s ranch, opposite Glenbrook Park, from Satnrday, June 8th, until Monday, Jane 17th. Parties Mm need of a good horse I will be pleased to. accommodate them at a low figure. G. P. HaInks, From Sierra Valley. acewewes Asthe names indicates, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. I will please you, Order Your Ice. j6lw anid The Union Ice Company will deliver“jige, . to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf Please Read NENEIZIMNENENZLSZ — SM LINEMEN MASE NEES si sd ASUSASASASATAS ASUS ATUT MS USA ASAT AWS = AT © AND, THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT TEOUGHT ELTORE CARTERS& JOHNSTON Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summe? With one of the Handsomest Lines of ‘Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods, . Only HOOD’S. “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be taken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 250. 1770. 1895. GRAND LEDTAT! AT IAN VAL JULY Ath. Days. Dividend Notice. L Citizens Bank held June 3d a dividen: No. 58, of seve 10th. E.M J. T. MORGAN, Cashier. D. E, MORGAN, Sec’y. PRESTON, Pres. Stockholders’ Meeting. ' A MEETING of the stockholders of the Odi offic. of the Company, in the rear of Carter Johnston's store on Tuesday, June 4th, 189 at 8 o'clock P. M. ® , May 41. K CASPER, Secretary, Teachers’ Examination. HE Semi-Annual Teachers’ T House, commencing June 24th, 1895, And will continne for the week j W. J. ROGERS, County Supt. of Schools. cS { Board of Equalization, OT Bg ufter this date tice thereof. By order. H. CAKR, Clerk, —New York Weekly. deesis. 4 ’ @ l Nevata City, April $1, 195, 2 Full Particular in a Few T a meeting of the Board of Directors of ty-five cents per share was duly declored and made payable on and after June Gravel Mining Company will be held at-th is , Exe mity tion will take place at the .Washinpg:on 8S hool ICE is hereby civen that the City Board of «ualizition will be in session every even ng fiom & till 10 o’clock for ten days from and t All perrons having burinegs -with said Board are requested to take due noEVER SEEN IN THIS cCiTy. oO We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consul° them first and then come ‘to us and compare our Goods and Prices witt theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. . All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made. Can not be ripped. \ Also, Sampson’s Overalls, 50 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and-Commercial Streets. . . . . . hive You Cred For Common Sens2 1 ( IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $15 UP. (nc TEIN. PANTS $4 UP. ~—_— =r1mith Bros. . Merchant _ Tailors Perfect Fit Guaranteed. +20 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. 9 — ‘THEI a Nevada 6 published SUBSCRI sixty Cen Paidin A LOCAL ) for First] gequent 1 For Othe) cation Summa The valleys Tad . deliver; by A. John that ar gradua Tow men of ber yal Fish the up Flat. Dan Truste tion. tion, Yi Tho ville vest p 6th of The Grass place Satu the b spirit and « to ki ing @ is se) dulg feeli plea gree Cou fust pict mal in] pu are an 810 CALL AND EXAMINE COOD3: 1, THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT GUARANTEES PERFECTION. . 4 et FIVE : POINTS gm D e & wvnrnvvvnnynnsnnnnn2 = PERFECTING FITTING, a , ae HOLDTAST BUTTONS, : ——— : ELASTIC WAIST BANDS: = = WARRANTED -NOT 10. RIP = @-__ DOUBLE. KEES. = ATID TARD CGAL OGDD ULE] LOA] Sa The Old Reliable, . Marcus M. Baruh, Manager. OF : PERFECTION .

Yi sed 4 Ne ae Or . aii) aoe ‘HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, JUNE 10, 1895. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . . . . . SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 1s Cts. per Weekor 60 Cts. per Month . WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. . A NEW AMALGAMATOR —— Which Has Been luvented for’ the Saving of Mine Tailings. Inventive genius is ever exerting itself in the direction of humanity alleviation, It has practically revolutionized the coinmercial and industrial world and has done much toward removing many of ‘the heavy burdens imposed on manual labor through the crude methods formerly in vogue. The phenomenal progress of scientific investigation and research will cause historians to record the nineteenth centuiy 4s the most wonderful in the history of the world. What the fature will evolve, it is impossible to aay, but with the electrical and other facilities at our command, ‘given to us by gmen who have devoted their lives to the evolution of processes ‘vy which the desire to live is heightened and men and, women are raised from the position of serfs and . ‘An Ore Chute Encountered of Great . . body of ore had. been struck at the Rose . . The.property is situated just in the rear of . j the peoutheastern edge of Grass Valley. . gasoline engine, which recently been erected ; SUrtace. THE ROSE HILL. od, — Richness. . Hearing rumors on the street that a rich h h Hill, the Tidings reporter visited the mine, the . The . h Winchester school building, in place was easily lovated from the sound of a to run a three-atamp battery. ‘This little plant has been mentioned as an example ofa cheap but effective mill. The stamps are pounding away in a lively manner at the ore now being raised by windlass from a shaft near by, While’waiting for the superintendeat, J. M. Wishart, to make his appearance, the reporter examined the ore lying on the platform. The rock=breaker struck a piece with his hammer, broke off a chunk, and handed the piece te the newspaper man, Ata point of cleavage, the ore showed beautiful flakes of bright leaf-gold. The game rich material ran through the piece from one surface to thg other.» It was a fine speciaien. When Mr. Wishart appeared, he brought forth other pieces, even richer, We thus had abundant evidence that the street rumors were correct. This rich ore is taken from a vein about one foot The specit e to fifteen inches in thickness. mens are plentifully distributed through the éntire body of the lead, The ore comes froin a depth of less than 40 feét from the A drift is now being run which will strike the vein abowt 35 feet below the cold and repellant. the slightest sympathy for the condi. tesy, inclined to pany until he had par a good brand of champagne to stimulate at once his imagination and . his politeness; he became chatty, agree able and quite entertaining He was always ready to musical artists, and*when théy played before him freqneutly gavexthem valuable points in regard to the which the composition should have been rendered. MANNERS OF THE GREAT. Alfred the\Great said,-‘‘A king can . . afford to be polite. ’’ Corneille’s manners were the admiration of his contemporaries. Henry Clay was said to make the . most engaging bow of any gentleman of is time. The Duke of Marlborough said that e owed his success as much to his elegant deportment as to his talents. Coleridge. was so absentminded that . e often passed his most intimate friends . in the street without recoghizing them. Walter Scott was almost too polite. His. unwillingness to disoblige others, even in small matters, often caused him great inconvenience. The Duke of Wellington was haughty, & ) He never showed ion of the lower classes of the people. George Washington had 4 stately courpomposity, that kept at distance. very one a wanted it clearly understood that he} was the Father of His Country. Rossini was never dt ractive in comiken liberally of It seemed the kindest of men. oblige young Liszt was one of manner in Nero was popnlar among the people ‘in spite of his vices and crimes on ac count of his pleasing deportment. He fe always } arn slaves, and for which these benéfactors-are deserving of our gratitude and praise, it would seem that we cannot advance much further. present workings. If the ore should prove equally rich at that point, it will prove the existence of a body of quartz of great value, and would make of the Rose Hill a dividend-payer in short order. It is difficult to value of the ore .now being worked. it that similar to the specimens would yield thousestimate the assay Certain Ia the great race for industrial supremacy the mining world has not been entirely neglected. Probably inventive genius has done as much to facilitate the development! auds of dollars per ton. of our mines and the treatment of ores as it . ? has to develop any other single industry. . The crude and inefficient methods in existse ence in the early stages of mining in this. The stock of jewelry, watches, clocks, and and other countries have been entirely super. optical goods ey the sture of Lasts & Brand, : seded by the invention of more efticient Broad street, ls one e the finest to be found and economic appliances. It is the introoutside the larger cities, while the prieés duction of these appliances that bas made . 4re as low as the Sethe quality of goose can systems of mining that were once regarded be purchased eee San Franco.’ A as impractical and imposssble highly practigreat variety of articles to select“from encal and possible. Mines maybe developed ables thei to meet the wants of customers today_ata profit to the owners that could very readily, and if any special article not not be operated without a Joss under the old . #% stock is wanted they~ will send for it or system, The great improvement in mining Ral Mr. ” and milling machinery has inade it possible as a fine jeweler is‘too well known to need to work the lowest grade ‘of ores prefitably and the per centage of £ td reeov ered 184 g satistact ;, departm@ which M A. Hartun has £ tmefit, f c Pr. é ung much greater than it formerly was. : : charge, all work is performed in the most . thyfough and ski!lful manner. H. Hartung, is rock + oe + A Good Firm to Deal With. make it to order. Brand’s reputation any comments from us, and his work always In the watch-repairing who is also a‘first-classwatchmaker, at. tends te the engraving, of which -work he All goods bought of But new discoveries for the saving of gold are being constantly made by men who owefully study the most available methods for the treatment of ores. Avy invention that tends to enhance the progress of mining . giould be hailed with pleasurgin this com. to be just as represeiited, munity, and this fact prompts us to give & ee eee description of the Califoruia Awalgainator, . which is one of the latest inventions in the} mining world, he inventor and owner of this amalgamator, G. H. Chick, has been in . day: this city for’ several weeksintroducing it . J. A. Tickett—Birehviile. a id demonstrating its superior qualifications.) =p) McoPhetres—Truckee. ‘He has two machines now in operation here,/ J], Dp, Allen—Bear Valley. oné.at the East Harmony and the other at} L, Light—Spenceville. $1e Mayflower mines. They have been) pp, h ghly successful in accomplishing the pw-. Sam MeCrea—Lime Kiln. pose for which they were invented, viz: . D. W; Echman—French Corral, the saving of the gold whickggscapés in the! John Prior—Swe“tland. tiilings from the mills. That a percentage of gold is contained in this pulp there is no denying, and any process that will recover it . siould be welcomed by mining men. makes a specialty. . Luetje & Brand, and all work performed at their place of business, can be depended on School Trustees. Ths following were elected School Trustees in their respective districts last SaturLyuch—Clear Creek. KE. E, Higgins— Magnolia, Joho Germaiu--Nerth San Juan, W. Fermena—Beéar River. oo . HA.t’s Hair Kenewer contains the natu. ral food and color-matter for the hair, and . medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing graydnegs, dandrutt, and scalp sores, The machine itself is simple and easy of comprehension. It is free from the com~. ness, bal plications surrounding most milling _ma-. chinery and can be opera‘ed without trouble. faxes Pere Bioop. These three words or difficulty by those who Lave never previ-. tell the’whole story of the wonderful cures ously seen it. Ithasa churn-hke appear . by Hyod’s Sarsaparilla, It is the best blood : 4 purifier and spring medicine. pearance, with a revolving cylinder inside o ;to which are attached cups that keep th pulp constantly -in—tnotion and make the! 2 tees /Hoop’s Pitts have won: high praise. for facir-prompt and efficient yet easy action, gold more easily susceptible to the action o! + o@e:+ the quicksilver. is covered with silver plate, which ‘makes amalgamation nore easy and perfect. J connection with the machine there is// a system of undercurrent ritiles which refain and save the rusty gold which cannof’ be This system of amalgamaThe surface on the inside Klectric Bitters. 2 This remedy is becoming so well known . and so popular as to need no special men‘tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Electric « Bitters will cure a}l diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all ‘Malarie] fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation amalgamated, tion makes a combindtion that is gimply impossible for auything in the way jf fine gold or floured mercury to escape) It is} capable of treatillg twenty tons -of/ pulp a day and requires but little power to operate it. It is far superior to flat plate machines for the reason that the revolving motion o! the cylinder presents in its present shape al satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded —Price 50 cts, aud $1.00 per bottle at Cars Bros. Drug Store. was always accessib received petitions with asmile so pleassnd Indigestion try Electric Bitters— Kptire le to the public and ant that the petitioner went awéay feel img sure that the prayer wou! be grant ed. —St. Louis Globe-Democrat, ~ STAGE GLUINTS. like to suitable would find a Edgar L. Davenport star, but is uydble to play es Eunice Vance is in South Africa, but will refarn to ‘‘dear America’ this summer : Billy Van is to go out next season at the head 6f a mixed minstrel and va riety show The season just Closed jis said to have been the most disustrous ever known in this country Richard Mansfield proposes to give al untried authors fair hearing ut his Gar rick theater, New York. . Creston Clarke and his bride, Adelaid Prince, will be joint stat spearean drama nest Eva Vincent jias decided thet there i nothing in vandeville, and svill go bach to legitimate/dramatic work. Florence / Roc ll is the youngest leading lady of note in U United States. She is 16 years old and is with James ©’ Neill. Julia Arthur’s cont Irving .is for one year’s of that time vill romantic. tragedy: th Henry At the end robably star in she pl For a series of recent concerts in Lon don Adelina Patti received $4,500 4 night. This does not look as though the s diva were played out Oscar Wilde’s -latest play, ‘The Im portance of Being Earnest,’’ has -not made much of an impression in New York. Oscar calls it a farce, but it is really an extravaganza stripped of elabo rate costumes and scerfery. THE FASHION PLATE. Tartan silk parasols are displayed. Four out of five of the new silk waists have box plaited fronts. * New washing silks, or ‘‘silk cheviots, ae as they are called, abound among summer importations. Double breasted traveling capes when opened and thrown back reveal revers of velvet or corded silk. Among the many shades of green that are in vogue this year, the pale silver t f John 8. Gregory has purchased_a building \lot of L, 8S, Calkins, between the latter's . residence and the Catholic parsonage. The . lot is fifty feet wide and extends from Court . to Washington street, giving a depth. of . over 100 feet. Mr, Gregory intends to have {a tine residence erected on lot, . St. Canice Church, and when this is done { a j Will Build a Fine House. : the facing j he will have one of, the nicest. homes in our city. The house is to be of the niodern . style of architecture, and in appearance and . convenience of arrangement will equal any . of the tine residences that have been built . here during the past few years, -Mrs. . Gregory and sons are now here and will } make Nevada City their future home. i —---@e+ = Decorating the Town. The business men at Grass Valley have most of them decorated the fronts of their buildings in honor of the. Grand Parlor of . Native Daughters, which convenes there jtomorrow, Buuting of blue and yellow, In jront of many places small cedar trees have the colors of the order, is being used, been used as a further decoration, + -0@e + Real Estate Transfer. John Langman has purchased the Reseigh A. ear the Narrow Garge depot. . . H. Parker's residence, He . have the house repainted and put in thorplace, adjoining will ough repait in ashort time, + eee Wi! Install the Officers. Brigadier-General J. Ff, Crossett, of the uniform branch of Odd Fellows, will ,be in this city on the 22d instant and -inatall the fficers elect of Canton Neva, No. 6. ie Now is-the Time To get a pair of nice Shoes. “You can get just what you want at The Wonder Store. Ladies’ Taw Oxford Tics, hand turned, at Ladies’ French Kid Button Oxford Ties, Tan or Black, Widths from C to E KE, Che same in Meu’s Shoes. Tur Wonver, ‘Transcript Block. $1.50 per pair. shves at $2.75. rom 50 cents up. Se gece Mrs, T. 8S. HAwKINs,. Cattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE,’ I sonsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver w<Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros, ee ere Ice Cream and Soda. A. Tam will serve delicious ice cream ind ice cream goda tomorrow at his place on Broad street. + 0@eo Pin Lost. An Odd Fellows’ three-link gold pin was lost in this city. Finder please return to this office, j8 + 0@e + Boixs, abscesses, tumcrs, and even cancers, are-the result of a natural effort of the system <o expel the poisons which the liver ind kidneys have failed to remove. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stimulates all the organs to a proper performance. of their functions. . ——+ 490 SHILOH’s CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size. contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Seld by Carr Bros, + 2@e + = ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hote!, Main Street. A. §. Ashley, San Francisco, Jas. Wod ward, = Mrs. J.'S. Gregory, L. B: Gregory, es J. W. Greanlaw, Sacramento, J. A. Thompson, Lander, Wyoming, G. Rogge, Santa’ Rosa, John Nelson and daughter, Pike City, Win. Bradford, Virginia City, : Mrs, Clements, Redding, Mrs, Cole, Stssicns, M, C, Dunkley, Giass Valley, Mrs, Dr. Harris, 3 a Mics May Harris, San Juan, J. Strang, Sierra City, L. Stravg, “ R, M. Jchusen and wife, Brownsville, J. German Sr,, San Juan, Wim, Pollard, Bisbee,

tints and those in golden green are most sought after. : Along with the box plaited style of waist, suspenders and bretelles will again. be used on toilets and costumes designed both for young ladies and slender matrons Two immense gauzy wings.of. tulle, rose spray, and a huge dragon ffy, will make a love of a bonnet that any French milliner will not hesitate to ask at least $16 for The plaited boating costumes of last year are repeated in English silk serges, which are extra wide. Gored skirts with jaunty jacket bodiceés. are made of these fabrics; likewise house dresses, feather stitched with gay colorXQ embroidery silks. —New York Post very charming STUB ENDS OF THOUGHT. A snob is of human creation. Modesty is not one of the merits of of sixty square feet of plate surface to thi crushed pulp before it leaves the machine It leaves the amalgam free of iron and all impurities. UP AND DOWN THE COAST, On Land and Over Sea It Flies With Heaiing in Its Wings. From far-away Peru, where the soft, benignant stars beamed on the bronze faced Incas aud their ingots of glittering gold; where Pizarro founded his city of Lima aud stocked it with his treasures of yellow ore (bul overlooked the greater treasure of Peruvian Bark), has come to us the wonThis amalgamator will undoubtedly commend itse]f to our mining men when ite merits are more thoroughly uuderstood, Ii has been operated in different parts of the State with gratifying On the black sands of the ocean beach, just beyond the old Cliff House, $1,000 were recovered in fifteen days by this machine. " We recommend the California .Amalgamator. because we know that a percentage of. gold escapes with the pulp from our mills, and if this cau be saved by’such a simple and cheap process it is certainly worthy of consideragion, We expect to see this machine extensively used in the hear future. ———$ 2 Lost. "4 gold watch was lost between (Green's ‘Ranch and this city. Finder leave at this pifice and get reward, jne8-50c pth success. other rare inf ple old California Brandy—becomes 1 have gone up and the . nited states for many years, performi cures, that, without it, would tove be mira: ulous. e@ well and « xcelleat appetizer, ular digestion, and sound, refreshing sleep. is Nature’sown remedy against colds, coughs dered vital functions to @ vigorous, normal conditiou, Wasted energies are by lis use rma tivity give place to and are superseded by br 1 ters ioneu jutellcctual faculties at their best. The warm humid climate of Peru, so similar to our own diseases incident toalow, moist temperature aud the rapidit which similar Ciseases are cured by Peruviai Bitters on this Coast accounts In some measure : oe Ceeenien KARL'S CLOVER ROOT wi!! purify” your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate our Bowels and make pour head clear 28 4 . 25e., 60c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr bros, : q now become e household word iy.every {eint’; on the Pacific Coast. i: McK -& Co., Sau Francisco. All Druggists and Dealers. derful Cinchona Rubra, which, combined with), redients—principal among:t them. 1own Commodity, Pernvian Bitters. These own the Coast and all over n en deemed Pe: uvian Bitters are not a physic, but a pleas ant, invig rating drink—a fine, effective tonic, Lage po healthy, a ; t loss of appetite and energy, and restores disornently restored, and lost vitality and lac of acliancy and youthful enthusiasm.Peruvian Bitthe stomach and prevent indiges tion, thereby rendering the brain clear and the seems to have been wisely provided by Nature with au antidote for those peculiar ailments and and unerring certainty wisi for the wide demand for this remedy, which bar Mammon. 2 Good manners are sometimes an acquired habit. , Yon can never get rid of a difficulty by running away from it. : The mote that-is in every human eye may be reduced by care and prayer. A’gentleman’s clothes don’t always fit him, but they are always paid for. Love needs no definition.Men and women loved long before there were dictionaries. E A man. doesn’t learn ballroom. Good sons usnallys make good husgood boys. Detroit Free Press . Algy’s Ambition. ’ huidred.to wun ovah-to Lunton? Father—W hat’s the object? “‘Golt.”” ‘Good! If you learn how to play golf, tt may’’— ” Oh, but I don’t want to play it. want to learn how topwonbwnee it.’’ lace or chiffon, covered with spangles, a+ devotion toa wife by devotion to the belles of the bands, and yet good sons aie bot always “The ignorance a min fears to betray by asking proper questions is sure to betray him at the first opportunity.— Algy—Aw, can you spare me a few [ M. G. W yllie, Forest City, J. T. Howard, Lincoln, W. 0, Miller, San Francisco, F. Marcotte, Washington, H. Sheehan, A Mrs. J, Nusbaum, Sacraménto, T. L: Abbott, Penn. Valley, F. S, Tyler, Relief Hull, J. H. Malls, Uhicago, : Musical and Literary Entertainment Will be given Ly MISSES NEEDHAM and AMES, ASSISTED BY LOCAL TALENT, IN THE = , Methodist Church, Wednasday Evening, June 12th, 1896 City Chapter of Epworth League. Tickets. 50 cents. o Annual Meeting. / ii lg ® Anmual Meeting of the S.ockholders o the Nevada City, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, At the hour of § o'clock P. M. Kk. CASP : e ER, S:cretary. Nevada'City June Sth, 189, ~Under the management of the Nevada . Harmony Gravel ‘Mining Company Wil’ be bi ld at the office of the Company, rear of Crter & Johnston's Store, Commercial Street, GA Good Appetite Always accompanies good health, and an abserice of appetite is an indication of something wrong. ‘The loss of a rational desire for food is soon-followed by lack of strength, for when the supply of fuel is cut off the fire burns low. The system gets into a low state, and is liable to severe attacks of disease, The universal testimony given by those-who have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla, as to its great merits in restoring and sharpening the appetite, in promoting healthy action gf the digestive organs, and as a purifier of bleod, constitutes the. strongest recommendation that can be urged for any medicine, Those who have never used Hood’s Sarsaparilla should surely do so this season, —_+ +@eCarrais Sweeney, U .§. A, San Diego Cal., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good,’” Price 50c, Sold by. Carr Bros. ELE Aa eee ier Hoop’s Pris cure jaundice, biliousness, sick headache, constipation and all liver ills. The Past Guarantees . The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has,cured thousands-of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it’ will, cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves,‘and builds up the whple ‘system. Remember +44 a Hoods Cures Be Sure to get HOOD’S and Sarsaparilla t A Leaf Flattered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained, Nights°of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous. This class of invalids, too, is usnally troubled with indigestioa and imperfect assimilation. Indeed, to the inability of the system to perform these twin functions may be largely attributed all nervous symptoms, Hostetter s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness, Dyspepsia and non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and .rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates « or sedatives, which are highty prejudicial to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. ‘Ihe Bitters first initiates, then confirms a vigorous discharge of the various functions, and removes obstacles to that end. “Lake it persistently at regular intervals, This !Horses for Sale. eA lot of fine young horses for work or driving, range from 1,000 pounds to 1,400, Can be seen at Sutton’s ranch, opposite Glenbrook Park, from Satnrday, June 8th, until Monday, Jane 17th. Parties Mm need of a good horse I will be pleased to. accommodate them at a low figure. G. P. HaInks, From Sierra Valley. acewewes Asthe names indicates, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. I will please you, Order Your Ice. j6lw anid The Union Ice Company will deliver“jige, . to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf Please Read NENEIZIMNENENZLSZ — SM LINEMEN MASE NEES si sd ASUSASASASATAS ASUS ATUT MS USA ASAT AWS = AT © AND, THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT TEOUGHT ELTORE CARTERS& JOHNSTON Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summe? With one of the Handsomest Lines of ‘Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods, . Only HOOD’S. “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be taken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 250. 1770. 1895. GRAND LEDTAT! AT IAN VAL JULY Ath. Days. Dividend Notice. L Citizens Bank held June 3d a dividen: No. 58, of seve 10th. E.M J. T. MORGAN, Cashier. D. E, MORGAN, Sec’y. PRESTON, Pres. Stockholders’ Meeting. ' A MEETING of the stockholders of the Odi offic. of the Company, in the rear of Carter Johnston's store on Tuesday, June 4th, 189 at 8 o'clock P. M. ® , May 41. K CASPER, Secretary, Teachers’ Examination. HE Semi-Annual Teachers’ T House, commencing June 24th, 1895, And will continne for the week j W. J. ROGERS, County Supt. of Schools. cS { Board of Equalization, OT Bg ufter this date tice thereof. By order. H. CAKR, Clerk, —New York Weekly. deesis. 4 ’ @ l Nevata City, April $1, 195, 2 Full Particular in a Few T a meeting of the Board of Directors of ty-five cents per share was duly declored and made payable on and after June Gravel Mining Company will be held at-th is , Exe mity tion will take place at the .Washinpg:on 8S hool ICE is hereby civen that the City Board of «ualizition will be in session every even ng fiom & till 10 o’clock for ten days from and t All perrons having burinegs -with said Board are requested to take due noEVER SEEN IN THIS cCiTy. oO We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consul° them first and then come ‘to us and compare our Goods and Prices witt theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man—not a hitching post. . All 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Tants made. Can not be ripped. \ Also, Sampson’s Overalls, 50 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Garter & Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and-Commercial Streets. . . . . . hive You Cred For Common Sens2 1 ( IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $15 UP. (nc TEIN. PANTS $4 UP. ~—_— =r1mith Bros. . Merchant _ Tailors Perfect Fit Guaranteed. +20 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. 9 — ‘THEI a Nevada 6 published SUBSCRI sixty Cen Paidin A LOCAL ) for First] gequent 1 For Othe) cation Summa The valleys Tad . deliver; by A. John that ar gradua Tow men of ber yal Fish the up Flat. Dan Truste tion. tion, Yi Tho ville vest p 6th of The Grass place Satu the b spirit and « to ki ing @ is se) dulg feeli plea gree Cou fust pict mal in] pu are an 810 CALL AND EXAMINE COOD3: 1, THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT GUARANTEES PERFECTION. . 4 et FIVE : POINTS gm D e & wvnrnvvvnnynnsnnnnn2 = PERFECTING FITTING, a , ae HOLDTAST BUTTONS, : ——— : ELASTIC WAIST BANDS: = = WARRANTED -NOT 10. RIP = @-__ DOUBLE. KEES. = ATID TARD CGAL OGDD ULE] LOA] Sa The Old Reliable, . Marcus M. Baruh, Manager. OF : PERFECTION .