June 12, 1894 (4 pages)

Prop’r, cs, ITO ASTRY On most Prompt ring the VW rates, Store RICES ! for You SIC -TOR, other 16 purme. c., aplly, at Union YD TO ‘tatio rity. vy 8 year ITY Poll th itancears treet ome ided Lxes. y of . ided any t dee by vned ts 4° ‘ ae) ’ tion at an early hour Friday morning. The THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. ’ GERMAN DAY, TUESDAY.. Seis. JUNE 12, 1894, Sax Francisco, June 10, 1894, THE CONTEST CLOSED. * —— Nearly 125,000 Votes Were Cast For the Prizes. The coupon contest closed last evening at 6 o’clock and the following was the result: Eleanor Valantine won the first prize, Josie and Lizzie Morgan the Durst the second, third: and later, as the hour for the procession i drew near, the many little crowds became anes, MaiGing. 31743 one, and the visitors streamed past the MP AION 85555 SG, ge 30496 44 J : A Lizzie Morgan... 1. -" +++ -80425 . turnstile men in thousands. Big and little, Minnie Maltman.:.)./.1 21/77” 12100 . gentle and simple, all met upon this holiAlbert oe! ad Oe Eee eee oe 6533 . day occasion—the itinerant “kid,” as well wan wey oo Pe ie ia te as his over-sized senior—all came with the Chilford Dennis, .0000000171.0 112115 "gn0. one object of helping to make German Day Addison Miller,.....: 710 . the biggest day of all. The procession was Edwin Durbin 327 . a very large one. In line were all the Gerthomas Reynolds 245} man orders, six brass bands and picturesTotal Vote..., wives i eke al ee Pen Picture of Preston. In regard to the statement in the San Francisco papers, that Spreckels’ has decided to support Col. Preston of San Mateo for the Gubernatorial nomination, a gentleman who is well posted on the true inwardness of San Francisco pélitics says: “It is an open secret. that both Spreckels and Burns favor the nomination. of Preston. The latter’s friends don’t ‘blow’ like those of other candidates, but. they know that when it comes to the test that these leaders will throw their influence for Col. Preston. It was said long ago that Burns’ support of Estee was only a ruse to keep Coombs in the background and that’his real choice was not yet publicly announced. This is no doubt true and-his choice beyond doubtis Preston. Of course whether this will secure Preston’s nomination is another question, It will no doubt help a great deal. “Col. Preston himself is a manding presence and said to be a millionaire. He owns some of the most valuable land in San Mateo county and is one of the most prominent lawyers in San Francisco. He. is the attorney for the Crocker and other millionaire estates. In person he is of a ruddy complexion, nearly six feet high and must weigh over 200 pounds. His expression is one of those that captures his auditors from the start and in a big convention he will make’ scores of votes. by the sheer magnetism of the man.” Sivux headache, wind on the stomach, biliousness, nausea, are promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. J." H. McLean’s Little Liver . ulation of our great metropolis. and Kidney Pillets. 25. a vial. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. Death of an Old Miner. Enterprise: Joseph Goyette,-an old_resi~< dent of Virginia, died of miners’ consump~ deceased was fifty-five years of age and had been employed in the different mines on the Comstock: for over twenty-five years, and was widely and favorably known. He was a brother of the late Dennis Goyette, who was at one time foreman of the Consolidated California and Virginia mine, He was a member of the Miners’ Union, Sat aaincahateneemeerene A Bride For a Month. ‘John Welsh, the well-known Salvationist who resides at Colfax, was married a month ago to a Nebraska widow. Things went alorg nicely (apparently to John) and he was the happiest man in the Army’s ranks, Bat now his head is hung low . with sorrow as his better-half has taken her personal effects and left for pastures new, not even informing John of her sudden departure. When Le arrived home from work a few days ago he. found that his bride had departed. The cause of the desertion is unknown. Pretty Plain Talk. Editor Sherhan of the Redlands Facts has been nominated for State Printer by the Prohibitionists. In declining the nomina-~ tion he says: ~horse broke loose and ran home. San Francisco are of the same. parentage. Early, in the brightness of the morning, the crowd came thronging through the green-bordered roadways of the Park to the gates of the great Exposition. They came in scores first, and then in hundreds, and contained bas-reliefs of the originators of this popular sport; the second represented the Muses, under the protection of Germania; the third, Viticulture and beer-brewing; the fourth represented peasant girls engaged in spinning, churning and milkingthe fifth represented inventions and disthrones surmounted with Germania, Columbia and Eureka. At times the crowd was dense—some ejaculated, ‘Grand !’’ and others said, “‘O Lord . ” < It was a jolly crowd and the air seemed laden with sociability, Over all blazed the radiant sun of California; over. all bung the glamour of prosperity. The golden splendor of Sunset City was asserting itself to the good-natured German. Within this radius California has all displayed—the wealth of her southern groves, the ‘metal of her hills and gulches. The wheat, the flowers, the grapes, the wine; the untold bounteous gifts of nature; the tumbling: cat‘man of com. aract of gifts that Providence has showered . i and inexhaustible cornucopia. . California’s greatness may partially be estimated by The battered relics -of "49, the later souplains, the palms of the south, whose lofty are gazed upon today by the German popSavrig, Collided With a Post. works at the Spanish mine, was returning from work about 6 o’clock last evening, the & post at Johuston’s grocery store, corner of Broad and Commercial streets, .The post was knocked out and the force of the collision caused two shingle roof of the awning swung down did not break away from the brick build-. t ing. It was taken down today. Rinaldo. § was thrown out, but escaped unhurt. The Strange to say, the only damage to the cart was the breaking of the singletree;~ rer ; State Board of Health. We have received a circular from Will 9. As Described by Our Midwinter Fair Environ Teanscrier: Today is German Day, and judging from the crowd at the Fair a person would imagine that all of “LOCALS IN BRIEF. Happenings. “The costumes in Damon and Pythias w be very attractive, Nevada county is now 161,262 ahead mineral cup. George A. Gray of this city will be County Convention, Superior Court today, & Pythias next’Tuesday evening. fifth acts, another bell, to the’ Republican State Convention from Meadow Lake township, instead of J. J. McDonald, and T. J. Waggoner from Rough and Ready instead of W. Schwartz. From the Bald Mountain Extension gravel mine at Forest City, last week, 141 ounces of gold was the result of the clean-up. Some of the gravel yielded $30 to the carloard. Nat Meany of this city is one of the owners in this mine. A gentleman said yesterday that the present committee of arrangement for the Fourth of July celebration was one of the best ever selected, as each member is show* Don’t forget the free lecture at the Congregational Church this evening by Mr. these countless exhibitions of her resources, . Siddhu Rani, the Hindoo gentleman at present in this city. The “subject will be: venirs of the great bonanza, the luxuries of . ‘Social and Religious Life of Brahmintoday. The towering cacti of the desert. ism.” ‘It will be very interesting. O. F. Taylor has returned to this county branches hide the skies of the winterless. and is again located at Glenbrook Park, land. The golden domes of such buildings . He has several head of horses under his as we read of in ‘Alhambra Tales,” the. care, including some of the Wilkes colts glittering minarets of others, the darkened . fecentlypurchased by Dr. W.-C. Jones of arches of the quaint old Mission type and Grase Valley. He also has othér horses to the shingled shanties of the pioneer days . train for Nevada county people, Testimonial. W. Celfax Jones, Opthalmic Optician, Dear Srr: I. have experienced the first As & young man ed -Rinaldo, who. ¥®¢k’s comfort in five years of eye atfilic42s tion, much Iam sure I would havgs been saved nervous suffering, loss of time and horse he was driving ran away and in com-. ™°"°Y if I had received your treatment ing down Broad street the cart collided with . ¥°9"8 98° W. J. Wits, Title Insurance and Trust Co., Los Angeles. I take pleasure in recommending W, ether posts to fall. The. Colfax Jones, Opthalmic Optician, for his but . Services in fitting my serious case. of defecive vision, I tried others for years without uccess. z Fevix Conen, Hencken & Schroeder, San Francisco, . W. Colfax J ones will be at the National Exchange Hotel for afew more days. j9tt o>. Temperance Reform. Mrs. M. E. Richardson, General SuperGreen, general manager and Secretary of the intendent of Juvenile Work, I. 0. G, T., State Board of Trade in which he says : Palace Hotel. The Board.is also prepared to exhibit lists of lands for sale. Any local Board of Tradc, Business Men’s Association, Board of Superlocal organization not engaged or interested in the sale of real estate for profit, may send “First, we cannot consent to . to the Board of Trade for blanks ; aud the. ‘ial and come ohare! is admirably adapted being a candidate for any prosition; second, . list of land, the description of which shall . make ‘‘a little ‘. will deliver a popular lecture on temperance The California State Board of Trade has. feform at Armory Hall on Wednesday and removed to No, 575 Market street, just be~ . Thursday évetiitigs, June 13th and 14th, at econ here it will be pleased to. 8 0’clock, ales pi Reta e The isk is . Admission free. Collection in behalf of the only a few hundred feet from the Grand and. Mission Fund of the order. Everybody cordially invited. jl2-3¢t . HOUSE TO LEASE. A furnished house, in good locality, will be leased for two years. Enquire at this P.; Alice Cryer, visors, Town Trustees, or other responsible . office, i8 Dr. J. H, McLean's Strengthening Corhealth go a.long way.’ as proprietor of a newspaper office we are. be endorsed by any such organization, will Its beet power ig er i. 8 disqualified by-law from holding the posi-. be exhibited to enquirers-after homes, But . ite stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, i : . : ; j-. by which the energy of the tion for which nominated; and third, we . the State Board will in no case be responsi cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily This is an effort to benefit the interior, borne on the stomach and harmless under bile ascoundrel as Will D. Gould, of Los and the expenses are borne almost entirely prolonged use. Try it. could not in respect to ourselves accept a place on the same ticket with so contemptiAngeles, Prohibition ‘candidate for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,” Piano Tuning . and Repairing. C. W. Bennett expects to arrive at Ne~ vada City about the 18th of June. js oe Ice! Ice} y te The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in’ quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orderd left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. : al3 Awarded a! Highest Honors—World’s Fair. » ° a 2 > & MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fsee from Ammonia, Alu 6t any other adulterant ble for the correctness of any description. by the business men of San Francisco. system is reSold at Carr Bros., Drug Store, Even the land listing will be free. Alli other or extra expense that may be entailed on the Board by reason of the listing must be paid by the land owners or by the organization sending the lists forward. Masonic Meeting. A stated meeting of Nevada Lodge, F. & A, M., will be held Wednesday evening, . : Jane 13th, Every member is requested to be present. LOST. A gold lace pin was lost Monday, June 11th, on Commercial street. The pin represents an arrow, with a center piece set rewarded by leaving at this office. 12 A Million Friends. A friend in need is friend indeed, and. aot less than one million peeple have found -uRES CONSTIPATION Ww ; NDIGES IZ ZINE > N THE r iN we, FOR A CASE IF WiLL-NOT-eU . For sale at Carr Bros, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Bowels and.make your Head clear as a Geo. Allen Watson MR. AND MRS.— SENSIRRUOTORS TN— —— For detalls please cali at the NaSummarized Mention of Minor Home El Dorado county in the contest for the The case of Francisco Dellapiazza vs. Patrick Foley et al. was on trial in the Goyne’s orchestra will play some new and attractive overtures at the play of Damon There is talk of organizing a new baseball club in this -city. A practice game was played Sunday afternoon at Connolly’s field. The stage will be set in a very realistic manner for the presentation of Damon and Pythias, notably in ‘the second, third and The Methodist Church bell, which was damaged by the late fire, is to be shipped away to a bell foundry and will be cast into W. L. Thurston, formerly of -this city, was married at Grass Valley Sunday morning to Miss Jennie Andrews of that place. They went to San Francisco on a wedding coveries; sixth was a representation of ‘trip. : M. .Franzini has been elected asa delegate ng interest in the matter and working to upon this favored State from her wonderful . make a success of the celebration, TATAUAULLUUUUTUGGLLLLO GLU PERSONAL. POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. s. Schuvetzer of Chicago is in town. L. Lear of San Francisco is in town. ill of town, a} James Fogarty came over from French candidate for Coroner:before the Republican Corral today, ? Carl Brand went to San Francisco yes day on a visit, here this morning, the late arrivals heré, Lake City yesterday. Francisco, are in town. from a visit, to French Corral. town last evening on his way below, Sierra City, were in town last evening. H. L. Nichols of Sierraville arrived here from San Francisco last evening on his way home. Henry S. Conlan of San Francisco is here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C, Conlan, A. J. Ross, one of North Bloomfield’s most highly respected citizens, was in town yesterday. W. L. Case of Mt. Geland, Ohio, arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville to visit his brother. Charles Stepp of San Francisco arrived here this morning. He is the President ‘of the Home Mining Company. Mrs. F. S. Conlan and children arrived here last evening on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Conlan, Mrs, Dr, Ellis, Miss 8. Harland and Miss D, Harland, of Downieville, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. H. English of this city and Miss Lou Woodruff of Columbia Hill are to be married at the home of the latter's mother on Wednesday, June 20th. ‘ A. R. Wadsworth and ‘wife, formerly of this city, now residing in Colorado, are visiting the Eastern States, and expect to pay 4 visit to this city in the near future. G. L. Griffiths,-who has been here several days, will retarn to San Franciaco on Saturday. Mr, Griffiths is an owner in the Champion, Merrifield, and St, Gothard mines, Miss Sarah Miller returned from San Francisco last evening and is-at present the guest of Mrs, O, J. Naffziger. Her father, B. H. Miller, will return in a few days. His condition remains about the same. “Rebekah Election, Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge of Grass Valley -has elected the~following~ eflivers: Miss Emma Uren, N. G.; Mrs. J. P, _ Zipf, V. G.; Miss Olive Cunningham, -Ree. Sec, ; Mrs. Elizabeth Loyd, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Jennie Perkins, Trustee; Mrs. W. D. Harris, Trustee, — e: CONSTIPATION causes grief, But the trouble need be brief, For Ayer’s Pills give prompt relief, _, Some Will Come. Marysville Democrat: The local parlor of ‘the Native Sons has received a pressing invitation from Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, of Nevada City, to attend a grand celebration at that place on the Fourth of J uly. Many natives from this place will no doubt ac~ cept, as they go their pile on Nevada and Grass Valley for hospitality, Officers Elected. Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, Native Danghters of the Golden West of Grass Valley has elected the following afficers: Clara Uphoff, P. P.; Annie Conlin, P.; Hattie Fisher, Ist, Vice P.; Mrs. Mamie Smith, 2d, Vice 3d, Vice P.; Veronic Huss, R. S.; Ada Deacon, F, S.; Mattie Shoo maker, T.f Mrs, Watt, Tessie Fahey, Hattie Cryer, Trustees, = SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee, It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the ‘best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks F, G. Gould of San Francisco arrived George Eckel of San Francisco is among ‘Supervisor Pridgeon ie down from F. Fower and James Branegan, of San Mrs. James Cairns and son returned today W. A. Wayland of Forest City was in T. A. Reichert and 8S. C. Whittman,’ of . for is hereby reserved. Encampment Election. cers: W. H. Martin, C. P.; J. 6, Rich, H. M. L. Roberts, T. the purpose of paying an official viait to the Encampment, After the election and other business of the meeting was over, the members, together With about twenty visiting brothers from Union Encampment of Grass Valley, went te Tam’s restaurant and regaled themselves with a banquet. Toasts were offered and responses made, songs and recitations given, and a jolly time had until 2 o'clock a M. —-6@e-o— Another Dividend. The Morning Star Mining Company of Towa Hill has declared a dividend of $3 per share. The mine, which is located at Iowa Hill, is looking splendidly. iets GREAT OAKS -From_little-acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings, Never neglect symptoms of Kidney ‘Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much suffering, and sorrow. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm_isa_certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store, : iene ite cst Mus. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘“‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used; For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, AKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Fo Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N. ¥ Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT MARYSVILLE, June 8th, 1804, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof w’'ll be made before the Register at Marysville, Cal., U. 8. Land Offices; on Thuraday, 26th da of July, $804, viz.: EDWARD BROPHY Homextecd ‘No. 2248 tor the W1¢ of ‘NE 1-4 and ki of NW 1.4 Sec. 20, Tp. 17 N., K. 8 E., M. D. M. az Hie names the following ‘witnesses. to prove hisc Luous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz,: James Nugent, Patrick 0. Meara, Thomas Glinuen and Joseph Gilbert, all of Sweetiand, Nevada county, Cal. ju CHAS. HAPGOOD, Register. Last evening Mistletoe Encampment, No 47, I. O. 0. F., elected the following offiP.; John Waters, S. W.; G. A. Gray, S.; +N. OP. Brown, T.; H. J. Carter, J. W.; Frank Wyllie of Forest: City is in: town. R. J, McCullough of San Francisco is in The occasion was rendered doubly interesting owing to the preseace of Chief Patriarch L. W. 8S. Downs, who came here for . outdone in generosity, even if there was. in . centrated alterative; only emall doses are . them, the following four remedies have That Committee, to elect delegates to the State Convention The members who compose the County Cen tral Com nittee are the following: Carr, James G. Neagle, Frank Power. Mitchell, John Mulroy, Thomas J. Barry, Alf. Tregidgo, .F. Dulmaine. Rough and Ready—O. C, Bitner,.T, J. Robingon, Henry Whisner, Eureka—O, D. Eastin, ‘Henry Purdon, Charles Haggerty. : : Little York—T, P, Blue, M. MoLeod, Frank Maguire, Jr, Washington—H, 0, Stewart, Chas. Phelps. Callahan, D, 8. F. A. Smith, Bloomfield—Christopher Hocker, J. H. O’Connor, Samuel C. Bitner, Charles H. Mitchell is Chairman of the Committee and T. J. Barry is Secretary. Both of these gentlemen are at present in San Francfaco, elaine iia Soe That Ten-Thousand-Dollar Offer. . It was astonishing to see what effect the ten-thousand-dollar offer for the Pythian Home had on alt the representatives. But when Brother Calkins exposed the chain attachment with which it 'was fastened, the glory of the occasion at once faded, Don't do ‘this ‘again, Calkins. Such sudden changes bring on heart disease.—Pythian Courier, ; The Nevada City Knights are not to be the above instance a string to it, They wanted to be on the safe side and from the outcome we rather guess they were, AYer’s Sarsaparilla, being a highly. conrequired, + O45. Four Big Successes, Having the neededmerit. to more than make good all the advertising claimed for reached a phenomental sale, Dr, King’s New Discovery, for “consumption, Ooughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed— Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr, King’s New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. —————+-48e. 2. Rare Stones. Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precions stones, Kverything bought at this old establishment guaranteed as represented, tf Now is Your Chance, The Nevada County MoAdam Company will furnish crushed rock for sidewalks, or road purposes, Leave orders at TRANgCOUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. List of Democrats Who Compose The Democratic County Central Committee will meet next Saturday at.this city to fix the time for holding a county convention Nevada Township—o, R. Clarke, J. KE. James Ebaugh, Grass Valley Township — Charles H. Bridgeport—T, J, Maroney, H. B. Fuller, Found a Ledge. Telegraph: Not long ago Mr. Davis found & quartz ledge upon his place several miles from here and not very far from Lime Kiln. Mr. Davis was engaged in digging holes for posts when he suddenly came across a stringer of quartz and following it + . 4 little ways he found a ledge about three *. feet in thickness and pieces of the rock which he broke showed free gold. Mr. Davis knows more about horses and cattle than he does about mining and he says he does not know what he is going to do with the ledge. For some time: past parties have been working a ledge near Dawson Handy’s ranch, below the Lime Kiln. The pros pects have been very encouraging, so much in fact, that they are erecting a five-stamp mill upon the property. The gentlemen who are operating the mine are from Oakland. Our iuformant says that in the course of a few months they expect to add five more stampa to the mill. i 20 For Supervisor. Jeff Robinson, present Supervisor for Rough and Ready and Bridgeport townships, is a candidate for the same office, subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention, Mr, Robinson has been a painstaking, careful officer. He was instrumenta in abolishing the Rough and Ready toll road, and has kept the roads in his district in good repair, considering the small amount of money at his disposal. The people of Mr. Robinson's district will do. well: to reward him with a renomination. A Truckee Boy. The Truckee Republican of Saturday says: Thomas 8. Ford, the very able District Attorney of this county, is visiting Truckee. Mr, Ford is acknowledged to be one of the foremost attorneys of north. ern California, and as he was a Truckee boy, our citizens are always proud of his suoceases, and glad to meet and greet him, Ss Chaplain For the Fourth. Rev. L. J. Garver,: pastor of the first Congregational Church of Grasa Valley, has accepted the invitation to act asa chaplain at the Fourth of July exercisés in this city, The reverend gentleman is one of the most el oquent divines in the State, +0900 Ice Cream and Soda. The finest Ice Cream, Fountain Soda and Toe Cream Soda is served at A. Tam's, Broad street, m9-tf a fetes Lost. On Saturday evening, at or nearthe Post Office, a bunch of keys, Return to this office. ae 2 8@ uckien’s Arnion Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha Hands, Chilblains, }Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pritinsiy cures Piles, or no pay required. It guaranteed to Uae perfect satisfacion o: money refunded, Price 25 cente per box, For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, * Maple Sugar. % Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar just -reCRIPT Office, R. W. Parker, Supt. K. O, Girson, Seo’y, m2a ceived at Gaylord’s, “ Like Nectar to My Lips. FOR SALE. The Philip Richards estate property, embracing about five acres, more or less, of Lots 6 and 7, Block 43, Nevada City, Calif., together with the valuable ledges situate therein, Bids in writing for the same will be received at the Law Office of P. F, Simonds ateaid Nevada City for the vext thirty days. The option to reject any or all bids thereDated June 9th, 1894. " Wm. G. Ricwarps, Franoys 8. Ricwarns, >‘ JAMes BENNALLACK, cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros Executors of the Last Will of Philip Richards, deceased. jll as Sweetnes of a science in preparing a soda as in compounding _Is the description of our soda as expressed by a lady patron. There is poetry as well sin soda, There is as much ood glass of a delicate perfume. —._ 9-2 Delicious Orange Flavor, Juice, FOLE From Worden’s Pure California Fruit is a special delicacy this week. LEADING CANDY-MAKER, ee ey Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. PUUAAALAAAAMLAAALAAAALAMLARA ALMA GLOL $1 Boys’ Knee Suits for sizes, good bargains. sizes 4 to 13 years. Boys’ Knee Pants for’50 cents per pair. Our own make Boys’ Combination Suits—two pants with each Suit and Boys’ Calico Waists 25 cents each. CARTER & JOHNS THIS IS BOYS’ WEEK AT We are offering this week 50, $2, $2 50 and $3~—all vg Wwe a cap to match for _ GARTER & JOHNSTON’S.—=: some special bargains in, Boys’ and Children’s’ Clothin Boys’ Fontleroy. Waists, w tached, assorted patterns, 50 cts., 75 cts. and $1, Some— thing new. We are still selling: Men's All-Wool Suits for $7 50 } that any other store in the county would ask you $10 for. Our $10, $12 and.$14.suits are good bargains. EZ We will give our strictest attention to country orders. @g , ° 5 ; = C3 eSeevweee TON, the One-Price “Clothiers, Pine Street.: «WAMU Ldddddddd . S. ith collars and cuffs at— Pe te AAAAAbdudsdsddddsdddddddsa oii j %

Prop’r, cs, ITO ASTRY On most Prompt ring the VW rates, Store RICES ! for You SIC -TOR, other 16 purme. c., aplly, at Union YD TO ‘tatio rity. vy 8 year ITY Poll th itancears treet ome ided Lxes. y of . ided any t dee by vned ts 4° ‘ ae) ’ tion at an early hour Friday morning. The THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. ’ GERMAN DAY, TUESDAY... Seis. JUNE 12, 1894, Sax Francisco, June 10, 1894, THE CONTEST CLOSED. * —— Nearly 125,000 Votes Were Cast For the Prizes. The coupon contest closed last evening at 6 o’clock and the following was the result: Eleanor Valantine won the first prize, Josie and Lizzie Morgan the Durst the second, third: and later, as the hour for the procession i drew near, the many little crowds became anes, MaiGing. 31743 one, and the visitors streamed past the MP AION 85555 SG, ge 30496 44 J : A Lizzie Morgan..... 1. -" +++ -80425 . turnstile men in thousands. Big and little, Minnie Maltman.:..)./.1 21/77” 12100 . gentle and simple, all met upon this holiAlbert oe! ad Oe Eee eee oe 6533 . day occasion—the itinerant “kid,” as well wan wey oo Pe ie ia te as his over-sized senior—all came with the Chilford Dennis, .0000000171.0 112115 "gn0. one object of helping to make German Day Addison Miller,.........: 710 . the biggest day of all. The procession was Edwin Durbin 327 . a very large one. In line were all the Gerthomas Reynolds 245} man orders, six brass bands and picturesTotal Vote....., wives i eke al ee Pen Picture of Preston. In regard to the statement in the San Francisco papers, that Spreckels’ has decided to support Col. Preston of San Mateo for the Gubernatorial nomination, a gentleman who is well posted on the true inwardness of San Francisco pélitics says: “It is an open secret. that both Spreckels and Burns favor the nomination. of Preston. The latter’s friends don’t ‘blow’ like those of other candidates, but. they know that when it comes to the test that these leaders will throw their influence for Col. Preston. It was said long ago that Burns’ support of Estee was only a ruse to keep Coombs in the background and that’his real choice was not yet publicly announced. This is no doubt true and-his choice beyond doubtis Preston. Of course whether this will secure Preston’s nomination is another question, It will no doubt help a great deal. “Col. Preston himself is a manding presence and said to be a millionaire. He owns some of the most valuable land in San Mateo county and is one of the most prominent lawyers in San Francisco. He. is the attorney for the Crocker and other millionaire estates. In person he is of a ruddy complexion, nearly six feet high and must weigh over 200 pounds. His expression is one of those that captures his auditors from the start and in a big convention he will make’ scores of votes. by the sheer magnetism of the man.” Sivux headache, wind on the stomach, biliousness, nausea, are promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. J." H. McLean’s Little Liver . ulation of our great metropolis. and Kidney Pillets. 25. a vial. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. Death of an Old Miner. Enterprise: Joseph Goyette,-an old_resi~< dent of Virginia, died of miners’ consump~ deceased was fifty-five years of age and had been employed in the different mines on the Comstock: for over twenty-five years, and was widely and favorably known. He was a brother of the late Dennis Goyette, who was at one time foreman of the Consolidated California and Virginia mine, He was a member of the Miners’ Union, Sat aaincahateneemeerene A Bride For a Month. ‘John Welsh, the well-known Salvationist who resides at Colfax, was married a month ago to a Nebraska widow. Things went alorg nicely (apparently to John) and he was the happiest man in the Army’s ranks, Bat now his head is hung low . with sorrow as his better-half has taken her personal effects and left for pastures new, not even informing John of her sudden departure. When Le arrived home from work a few days ago he. found that his bride had departed. The cause of the desertion is unknown. Pretty Plain Talk. Editor Sherhan of the Redlands Facts has been nominated for State Printer by the Prohibitionists. In declining the nomina-~ tion he says: ~horse broke loose and ran home. San Francisco are of the same. parentage. Early, in the brightness of the morning, the crowd came thronging through the green-bordered roadways of the Park to the gates of the great Exposition. They came in scores first, and then in hundreds, and contained bas-reliefs of the originators of this popular sport; the second represented the Muses, under the protection of Germania; the third, Viticulture and beer-brewing; the fourth represented peasant girls engaged in spinning, churning and milkingthe fifth represented inventions and disthrones surmounted with Germania, Columbia and Eureka. At times the crowd was dense—some ejaculated, ‘Grand !’’ and others said, “‘O Lord . ” < It was a jolly crowd and the air seemed laden with sociability, Over all blazed the radiant sun of California; over. all bung the glamour of prosperity. The golden splendor of Sunset City was asserting itself to the good-natured German. Within this radius California has all displayed—the wealth of her southern groves, the ‘metal of her hills and gulches. The wheat, the flowers, the grapes, the wine; the untold bounteous gifts of nature; the tumbling: cat‘man of com. aract of gifts that Providence has showered . i and inexhaustible cornucopia. . California’s greatness may partially be estimated by The battered relics -of "49, the later souplains, the palms of the south, whose lofty are gazed upon today by the German popSavrig, Collided With a Post. works at the Spanish mine, was returning from work about 6 o’clock last evening, the & post at Johuston’s grocery store, corner of Broad and Commercial streets, .The post was knocked out and the force of the collision caused two shingle roof of the awning swung down did not break away from the brick build-. t ing. It was taken down today. Rinaldo. § was thrown out, but escaped unhurt. The Strange to say, the only damage to the cart was the breaking of the singletree;~ rer ; State Board of Health. We have received a circular from Will 9. As Described by Our Midwinter Fair Environ Teanscrier: Today is German Day, and judging from the crowd at the Fair a person would imagine that all of “LOCALS IN BRIEF. Happenings. “The costumes in Damon and Pythias w be very attractive, Nevada county is now 161,262 ahead mineral cup. George A. Gray of this city will be County Convention, Superior Court today, & Pythias next’Tuesday evening. fifth acts, another bell, to the’ Republican State Convention from Meadow Lake township, instead of J. J. McDonald, and T. J. Waggoner from Rough and Ready instead of W. Schwartz. From the Bald Mountain Extension gravel mine at Forest City, last week, 141 ounces of gold was the result of the clean-up. Some of the gravel yielded $30 to the carloard. Nat Meany of this city is one of the owners in this mine. A gentleman said yesterday that the present committee of arrangement for the Fourth of July celebration was one of the best ever selected, as each member is show* Don’t forget the free lecture at the Congregational Church this evening by Mr. these countless exhibitions of her resources, . Siddhu Rani, the Hindoo gentleman at present in this city. The “subject will be: venirs of the great bonanza, the luxuries of . ‘Social and Religious Life of Brahmintoday. The towering cacti of the desert. ism.” ‘It will be very interesting. O. F. Taylor has returned to this county branches hide the skies of the winterless. and is again located at Glenbrook Park, land. The golden domes of such buildings . He has several head of horses under his as we read of in ‘Alhambra Tales,” the. care, including some of the Wilkes colts glittering minarets of others, the darkened . fecentlypurchased by Dr. W.-C. Jones of arches of the quaint old Mission type and Grase Valley. He also has othér horses to the shingled shanties of the pioneer days . train for Nevada county people, Testimonial. W. Celfax Jones, Opthalmic Optician, Dear Srr: I. have experienced the first As & young man ed -Rinaldo, who. ¥®¢k’s comfort in five years of eye atfilic42s tion, much Iam sure I would havgs been saved nervous suffering, loss of time and horse he was driving ran away and in com-. ™°"°Y if I had received your treatment ing down Broad street the cart collided with . ¥°9"8 98° W. J. Wits, Title Insurance and Trust Co., Los Angeles. I take pleasure in recommending W, ether posts to fall. The. Colfax Jones, Opthalmic Optician, for his but . Services in fitting my serious case. of defecive vision, I tried others for years without uccess. z Fevix Conen, Hencken & Schroeder, San Francisco, . W. Colfax J ones will be at the National Exchange Hotel for afew more days. j9tt o>. Temperance Reform. Mrs. M. E. Richardson, General SuperGreen, general manager and Secretary of the intendent of Juvenile Work, I. 0. G, T., State Board of Trade in which he says : Palace Hotel. The Board.is also prepared to exhibit lists of lands for sale. Any local Board of Tradc, Business Men’s Association, Board of Superlocal organization not engaged or interested in the sale of real estate for profit, may send “First, we cannot consent to . to the Board of Trade for blanks ; aud the. ‘ial and come ohare! is admirably adapted being a candidate for any prosition; second, . list of land, the description of which shall . make ‘‘a little ‘. will deliver a popular lecture on temperance The California State Board of Trade has. feform at Armory Hall on Wednesday and removed to No, 575 Market street, just be~ . Thursday évetiitigs, June 13th and 14th, at econ here it will be pleased to. 8 0’clock, ales pi Reta e The isk is . Admission free. Collection in behalf of the only a few hundred feet from the Grand and. Mission Fund of the order. Everybody cordially invited. jl2-3¢t . HOUSE TO LEASE. A furnished house, in good locality, will be leased for two years. Enquire at this P.; Alice Cryer, visors, Town Trustees, or other responsible . office, i8 Dr. J. H, McLean's Strengthening Corhealth go a.long way.’ as proprietor of a newspaper office we are. be endorsed by any such organization, will Its beet power ig er i. 8 disqualified by-law from holding the posi-. be exhibited to enquirers-after homes, But . ite stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, i : . : ; j-. by which the energy of the tion for which nominated; and third, we . the State Board will in no case be responsi cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily This is an effort to benefit the interior, borne on the stomach and harmless under bile ascoundrel as Will D. Gould, of Los and the expenses are borne almost entirely prolonged use. Try it. could not in respect to ourselves accept a place on the same ticket with so contemptiAngeles, Prohibition ‘candidate for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,” Piano Tuning . and Repairing. C. W. Bennett expects to arrive at Ne~ vada City about the 18th of June. js oe Ice! Ice} y te The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in’ quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orderd left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. : al3 Awarded a! Highest Honors—World’s Fair. » ° a 2 > & MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fsee from Ammonia, Alu 6t any other adulterant ble for the correctness of any description. by the business men of San Francisco. system is reSold at Carr Bros., Drug Store, Even the land listing will be free. Alli other or extra expense that may be entailed on the Board by reason of the listing must be paid by the land owners or by the organization sending the lists forward. Masonic Meeting. A stated meeting of Nevada Lodge, F. & A, M., will be held Wednesday evening, . : Jane 13th, Every member is requested to be present. LOST. A gold lace pin was lost Monday, June 11th, on Commercial street. The pin represents an arrow, with a center piece set rewarded by leaving at this office. 12 A Million Friends. A friend in need is friend indeed, and. aot less than one million peeple have found -uRES CONSTIPATION Ww ; NDIGES IZ ZINE > N THE r iN we, FOR A CASE IF WiLL-NOT-eU . For sale at Carr Bros, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Bowels and.make your Head clear as a Geo. Allen Watson MR. AND MRS.— SENSIRRUOTORS TN— —— For detalls please cali at the NaSummarized Mention of Minor Home El Dorado county in the contest for the The case of Francisco Dellapiazza vs. Patrick Foley et al. was on trial in the Goyne’s orchestra will play some new and attractive overtures at the play of Damon There is talk of organizing a new baseball club in this -city. A practice game was played Sunday afternoon at Connolly’s field. The stage will be set in a very realistic manner for the presentation of Damon and Pythias, notably in ‘the second, third and The Methodist Church bell, which was damaged by the late fire, is to be shipped away to a bell foundry and will be cast into W. L. Thurston, formerly of -this city, was married at Grass Valley Sunday morning to Miss Jennie Andrews of that place. They went to San Francisco on a wedding coveries; sixth was a representation of ‘trip. : M. .Franzini has been elected asa delegate ng interest in the matter and working to upon this favored State from her wonderful . make a success of the celebration, TATAUAULLUUUUTUGGLLLLO GLU PERSONAL. POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. s. Schuvetzer of Chicago is in town. L. Lear of San Francisco is in town. ill of town, a} James Fogarty came over from French candidate for Coroner:before the Republican Corral today, ? Carl Brand went to San Francisco yes day on a visit, here this morning, the late arrivals heré, Lake City yesterday. Francisco, are in town. from a visit, to French Corral. town last evening on his way below, Sierra City, were in town last evening. H. L. Nichols of Sierraville arrived here from San Francisco last evening on his way home. Henry S. Conlan of San Francisco is here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C, Conlan, A. J. Ross, one of North Bloomfield’s most highly respected citizens, was in town yesterday. W. L. Case of Mt. Geland, Ohio, arrived

here last evening on his way to Downieville to visit his brother. Charles Stepp of San Francisco arrived here this morning. He is the President ‘of the Home Mining Company. Mrs. F. S. Conlan and children arrived here last evening on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Conlan, Mrs, Dr, Ellis, Miss 8. Harland and Miss D, Harland, of Downieville, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. H. English of this city and Miss Lou Woodruff of Columbia Hill are to be married at the home of the latter's mother on Wednesday, June 20th. ‘ A. R. Wadsworth and ‘wife, formerly of this city, now residing in Colorado, are visiting the Eastern States, and expect to pay 4 visit to this city in the near future. G. L. Griffiths,-who has been here several days, will retarn to San Franciaco on Saturday. Mr, Griffiths is an owner in the Champion, Merrifield, and St, Gothard mines, Miss Sarah Miller returned from San Francisco last evening and is-at present the guest of Mrs, O, J. Naffziger. Her father, B. H. Miller, will return in a few days. His condition remains about the same. “Rebekah Election, Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge of Grass Valley -has elected the~following~ eflivers: Miss Emma Uren, N. G.; Mrs. J. P, _ Zipf, V. G.; Miss Olive Cunningham, -Ree. Sec, ; Mrs. Elizabeth Loyd, Fin. Sec.; Mrs. Jennie Perkins, Trustee; Mrs. W. D. Harris, Trustee, — e: CONSTIPATION causes grief, But the trouble need be brief, For Ayer’s Pills give prompt relief, _, Some Will Come. Marysville Democrat: The local parlor of ‘the Native Sons has received a pressing invitation from Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, of Nevada City, to attend a grand celebration at that place on the Fourth of J uly. Many natives from this place will no doubt ac~ cept, as they go their pile on Nevada and Grass Valley for hospitality, Officers Elected. Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, Native Danghters of the Golden West of Grass Valley has elected the following afficers: Clara Uphoff, P. P.; Annie Conlin, P.; Hattie Fisher, Ist, Vice P.; Mrs. Mamie Smith, 2d, Vice 3d, Vice P.; Veronic Huss, R. S.; Ada Deacon, F, S.; Mattie Shoo maker, T.f Mrs, Watt, Tessie Fahey, Hattie Cryer, Trustees, = SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee, It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the ‘best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks F, G. Gould of San Francisco arrived George Eckel of San Francisco is among ‘Supervisor Pridgeon ie down from F. Fower and James Branegan, of San Mrs. James Cairns and son returned today W. A. Wayland of Forest City was in T. A. Reichert and 8S. C. Whittman,’ of . for is hereby reserved. Encampment Election. cers: W. H. Martin, C. P.; J. 6, Rich, H. M. L. Roberts, T. the purpose of paying an official viait to the Encampment, After the election and other business of the meeting was over, the members, together With about twenty visiting brothers from Union Encampment of Grass Valley, went te Tam’s restaurant and regaled themselves with a banquet. Toasts were offered and responses made, songs and recitations given, and a jolly time had until 2 o'clock a M. —-6@e-o— Another Dividend. The Morning Star Mining Company of Towa Hill has declared a dividend of $3 per share. The mine, which is located at Iowa Hill, is looking splendidly. iets GREAT OAKS -From_little-acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings, Never neglect symptoms of Kidney ‘Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much suffering, and sorrow. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm_isa_certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store, : iene ite cst Mus. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘“‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used; For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, AKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Fo Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N. ¥ Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT MARYSVILLE, June 8th, 1804, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof w’'ll be made before the Register at Marysville, Cal., U. 8. Land Offices; on Thuraday, 26th da of July, $804, viz.: EDWARD BROPHY Homextecd ‘No. 2248 tor the W1¢ of ‘NE 1-4 and ki of NW 1.4 Sec. 20, Tp. 17 N., K. 8 E., M. D. M. az Hie names the following ‘witnesses. to prove hisc Luous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz,: James Nugent, Patrick 0. Meara, Thomas Glinuen and Joseph Gilbert, all of Sweetiand, Nevada county, Cal. ju CHAS. HAPGOOD, Register. Last evening Mistletoe Encampment, No 47, I. O. 0. F., elected the following offiP.; John Waters, S. W.; G. A. Gray, S.; +N. OP. Brown, T.; H. J. Carter, J. W.; Frank Wyllie of Forest: City is in: town. R. J, McCullough of San Francisco is in The occasion was rendered doubly interesting owing to the preseace of Chief Patriarch L. W. 8S. Downs, who came here for . outdone in generosity, even if there was. in . centrated alterative; only emall doses are . them, the following four remedies have That Committee, to elect delegates to the State Convention The members who compose the County Cen tral Com nittee are the following: Carr, James G. Neagle, Frank Power. Mitchell, John Mulroy, Thomas J. Barry, Alf. Tregidgo, .F. Dulmaine. Rough and Ready—O. C, Bitner,.T, J. Robingon, Henry Whisner, Eureka—O, D. Eastin, ‘Henry Purdon, Charles Haggerty. : : Little York—T, P, Blue, M. MoLeod, Frank Maguire, Jr, Washington—H, 0, Stewart, Chas. Phelps. Callahan, D, 8. F. A. Smith, Bloomfield—Christopher Hocker, J. H. O’Connor, Samuel C. Bitner, Charles H. Mitchell is Chairman of the Committee and T. J. Barry is Secretary. Both of these gentlemen are at present in San Francfaco, elaine iia Soe That Ten-Thousand-Dollar Offer. . It was astonishing to see what effect the ten-thousand-dollar offer for the Pythian Home had on alt the representatives. But when Brother Calkins exposed the chain attachment with which it 'was fastened, the glory of the occasion at once faded, Don't do ‘this ‘again, Calkins. Such sudden changes bring on heart disease.—Pythian Courier, ; The Nevada City Knights are not to be the above instance a string to it, They wanted to be on the safe side and from the outcome we rather guess they were, AYer’s Sarsaparilla, being a highly. conrequired, + O45. Four Big Successes, Having the neededmerit. to more than make good all the advertising claimed for reached a phenomental sale, Dr, King’s New Discovery, for “consumption, Ooughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed— Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr, King’s New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. —————+-48e. 2. Rare Stones. Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precions stones, Kverything bought at this old establishment guaranteed as represented, tf Now is Your Chance, The Nevada County MoAdam Company will furnish crushed rock for sidewalks, or road purposes, Leave orders at TRANgCOUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. List of Democrats Who Compose The Democratic County Central Committee will meet next Saturday at.this city to fix the time for holding a county convention Nevada Township—o, R. Clarke, J. KE. James Ebaugh, Grass Valley Township — Charles H. Bridgeport—T, J, Maroney, H. B. Fuller, Found a Ledge. Telegraph: Not long ago Mr. Davis found & quartz ledge upon his place several miles from here and not very far from Lime Kiln. Mr. Davis was engaged in digging holes for posts when he suddenly came across a stringer of quartz and following it + . 4 little ways he found a ledge about three *. feet in thickness and pieces of the rock which he broke showed free gold. Mr. Davis knows more about horses and cattle than he does about mining and he says he does not know what he is going to do with the ledge. For some time: past parties have been working a ledge near Dawson Handy’s ranch, below the Lime Kiln. The pros pects have been very encouraging, so much in fact, that they are erecting a five-stamp mill upon the property. The gentlemen who are operating the mine are from Oakland. Our iuformant says that in the course of a few months they expect to add five more stampa to the mill. i 20 For Supervisor. Jeff Robinson, present Supervisor for Rough and Ready and Bridgeport townships, is a candidate for the same office, subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention, Mr, Robinson has been a painstaking, careful officer. He was instrumenta in abolishing the Rough and Ready toll road, and has kept the roads in his district in good repair, considering the small amount of money at his disposal. The people of Mr. Robinson's district will do. well: to reward him with a renomination. A Truckee Boy. The Truckee Republican of Saturday says: Thomas 8. Ford, the very able District Attorney of this county, is visiting Truckee. Mr, Ford is acknowledged to be one of the foremost attorneys of north. ern California, and as he was a Truckee boy, our citizens are always proud of his suoceases, and glad to meet and greet him, Ss Chaplain For the Fourth. Rev. L. J. Garver,: pastor of the first Congregational Church of Grasa Valley, has accepted the invitation to act asa chaplain at the Fourth of July exercisés in this city, The reverend gentleman is one of the most el oquent divines in the State, +0900 Ice Cream and Soda. The finest Ice Cream, Fountain Soda and Toe Cream Soda is served at A. Tam's, Broad street, m9-tf a fetes Lost. On Saturday evening, at or nearthe Post Office, a bunch of keys, Return to this office. ae 2 8@ uckien’s Arnion Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha Hands, Chilblains, }Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pritinsiy cures Piles, or no pay required. It guaranteed to Uae perfect satisfacion o: money refunded, Price 25 cente per box, For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, * Maple Sugar. % Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar just -reCRIPT Office, R. W. Parker, Supt. K. O, Girson, Seo’y, m2a ceived at Gaylord’s, “ Like Nectar to My Lips. FOR SALE. The Philip Richards estate property, embracing about five acres, more or less, of Lots 6 and 7, Block 43, Nevada City, Calif., together with the valuable ledges situate therein, Bids in writing for the same will be received at the Law Office of P. F, Simonds ateaid Nevada City for the vext thirty days. The option to reject any or all bids thereDated June 9th, 1894. " Wm. G. Ricwarps, Franoys 8. Ricwarns, >‘ JAMes BENNALLACK, cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros Executors of the Last Will of Philip Richards, deceased. jll as Sweetnes of a science in preparing a soda as in compounding _Is the description of our soda as expressed by a lady patron. There is poetry as well sin soda, There is as much ood glass of a delicate perfume. —._ 9-2 Delicious Orange Flavor, Juice, FOLE From Worden’s Pure California Fruit is a special delicacy this week. LEADING CANDY-MAKER, ee ey Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. PUUAAALAAAAMLAAALAAAALAMLARA ALMA GLOL $1 Boys’ Knee Suits for sizes, good bargains. sizes 4 to 13 years. Boys’ Knee Pants for’50 cents per pair. Our own make Boys’ Combination Suits—two pants with each Suit and Boys’ Calico Waists 25 cents each. CARTER & JOHNS THIS IS BOYS’ WEEK AT We are offering this week 50, $2, $2 50 and $3~—all vg Wwe a cap to match for _ GARTER & JOHNSTON’S.—=: some special bargains in, Boys’ and Children’s’ Clothin Boys’ Fontleroy. Waists, w tached, assorted patterns, 50 cts., 75 cts. and $1, Some— thing new. We are still selling: Men's All-Wool Suits for $7 50 } that any other store in the county would ask you $10 for. Our $10, $12 and.$14.suits are good bargains. EZ We will give our strictest attention to country orders. @g , ° 5 ; = C3 eSeevweee TON, the One-Price “Clothiers, Pine Street.: «WAMU Ldddddddd . S. ith collars and cuffs at— Pe te AAAAAbdudsdsddddsdddddddsa oii j %