April 13, 1888 (4 pages)

COMPANY. ot Wninnce ition of works and Spence40 00 z seseseebeee 3838 S585 gt gees SSESSSSSSSSESSESSSESSE 23 o 28 y said delinogether with ses Of sale. , Secretary. some. street, ounty of Neitate of Cali. in Curry, MaWillian Wil, Defendants. ippear in an & Superior pore Caliary, 1888, b M. J, Berna, » Costa -and eadace the ays (exufter the ol served withof this counment will be according to The said acree of this certain lienst tand recordr of Nevada sof January, certain sums ed by PlainFino Quartz rand Kk, E, David Ayres 3M. J. Bern$70.25; ThomCosta $285.00, in the comproceeds apount due up/: the princiording liens sum of $300, se such proay the same. against said pany, H. G. the balance the suid delaiming by, ier of them, of all right, emption, and . described in ad further rethat if you id complain aintiffs will ‘f demanded . G. Beatty, iforesaid, de ress the seal ty of NevaA. D, 1888, iTY, Clerk. iff . jz9 RT OF THE ated gna evada, ss fifemnt’ send T. C. KANHBY, MATBINSON, Denpcene 8 an the Superior , State of Calof October, ARY A. CUR he complaint (exclusive of vice on. you lin this coununty, within i taken yrding to the obtain a declosure of a the said comd H. G. .Bat‘6 to secure missory note ue ©cighteen rthe sum of réd Dollars, er cent. per remises conbe sold, and yment of the sory note, as annum, an t found due of suit. And sufficient to wn Execution } balance re) said defendy, thro:.gh or nay be barred 2, Claim, lien terest in an nd for other . thet if you id complaint plaintifts will f demanded . G. Beatt aforesaid, do ress the Seal ity of NevaA. D, 1887, Y, Clerk. ris, Deputy. jan5 OUSEN, dethe under1¢ Estate of J he she sued: claims chibit them within four on of this noHOUSEN Henry Harb. 24; 1888. Gm’r. £25 ill, ¥ AND FOR of CaliforJohn Laney, id Superi March, 1888, Monday, the s. the me Will of said for hearing iney,for the pstamentary erested may 1 Clerk, ., Deput, itioner. . ator & DAILY 'TRANSC IPT. VOL. 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Echo Pas slips 20; Echora, 2:23; 22D Lauri 4 ae 9:30; Senator, thieeb4; Elmont, 2:29; ena. othé) notoriety. i PASH A, ag a. three-year-old, gained a record of 2:40. Beating such horses as Wallace G. and George Wapple ina five-heat race at Chico, and a8 @ ve-year-old lowered his record 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Sask evrly in June of 23304. He has a perfect. gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of them: as a proof of his quality asa sire. 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WONDERS exist in thou, rms, but are quads of of invention. a the marvels ‘k that who ase in nest 1 ving at or can one te 3 should at once send their address to allett & Co., Portland, Mai and receive 7 or full information how either sex, all near Lenk 2 ond 2 med ens upwherevér x4 i " d.* Bome have thes ny “i we mage aay at this work, THE GREAT ARTIST. Tho Man Who Sits in His Tent and Looks Out Upon « Conquered Neighborhood. It is not the painter who enjoys the adoration ‘of his fellow beings. © never enjoyed the homage which has beon civon to other picture makes. ‘@ the man to whom the most profound remay ask. How easy it is to answer such a question. The country photographer, of course—not the man who located in small town, but the nomadic phenomenon of art, the photographer who travela with a tent and a _coffee-pot which bears evidences of mech experience. . duke, a social czar. aizo and his hair shows a slight disposition high heels, has been a circuit rider and a man of strong theological parts. He pitches his tent near some spring where people are known to congregate, a placd Within easy reach of the cross-roads store’ and the neighborhood church. He seattors a large number of hand-billd, sotting forth the fact that Prof. So-and-So, who has just arriv ig prepared to mak the lowest prices: ever known. module with flimsy cards. «piesa your life,” says he,‘‘a card picture What you want is a gem; ain't no account. last; a picture taken on something that'll When the long, mouth, says that he would pictur’ tuck,” the great artist, without that distain which. eminent artists somearises from his red carpet stool, and with an easy grace which silently says: Pte is one of the few grandsons of pope e group—that is, in a yellowish way on Just. as soon’ as the cam “shoots off its mouth,” the artist t cuts it into four pieces, the sheet of tin, gach piece into & kind of card frame, s dtstrhy: Juat before youn) heart gre engaged by tho great artist. garly known as “hand me Ps woars @ narrow paper collar, with # gr buttorfly bow, fastened to the collar button with a piece of rubber cord. He combs his hair straight back, and upon the whole he very rauch resembles a chicken that has display of black braid. first will not consent to letting her rest on young Jackson’s shoulder, but when the great artist tells her that the picture will look ‘much better that she blushes, giggle ter gf art, an no difteréhce, ‘for mors’ for Joo Jackson than hor brother, nohow, When the picture is When you get Michael Angelo “Who then due?” some incredulous person sphere, the tent photographer isa He attains the medium He wears tight boots with and ass rule, his father assune, “Tl get fitty cents out proceeds to place the young fellow givoa the pictures to the delighted young man, accepts fifty cents,” ating the owns,” pips. Miss Sallie Garrett, the young lady, is arrayed in a blue dress with an elaborate and the doesn't care “ Why don’t it?” Joe asks, (Nd, 1b ain't.” “Oh, you jest say that case Ym away you'll n the city. . rovement fhat 1p mfg Hoommare neat and desire! ble, andin-. picture’ around among the boys and yp) } e andsome suits. gig ” : clude s numenced management will spare _e at tee i Seabee AEE neither pains or expense to sustain the rep0, . won't,” Jackson vows, **’ utation which the Kational Exchange now * You, you will. , go justly enjo Sof being the leading and) ¢ No, I'won't ; but I know what.” best hotel in the mountains. «+ What ah home. .gBy thie time they are holding each ed from an Eastern city, e the finest pictures at He does not lank country boy, with tojuice oozing from the—corners of his “like ter have his ictim’s picture is taken in a four faces are represented a broad piece of tin. era winks and akes out and then, after forms,” serenely ewaite the coming of anather willing victim. g Jackson and his sweetthey have their pictures Jackson is dressed in a of glossy black ‘‘ give me heres,” yulShe is shy, and at a at the great proma, eolares thay it makaa she does for «¢ 'Cense it’'a toa good lookin’ for me.” _ show the Ra “No, T'm not,’neither.” “ Yes, you are.” By this time.they are riding toward If your pictare wasn't on here I'd throw it away.” : as No, you wouldn’t,” Jackson replies. You mean that you are going to ori. away just because mine is on re. : other’s hands, and, before the, ach home they are engaged. fe tw Is the great artist ignorant. of all this? Oh, no. He knows exactly what is going forward. ae Since the beginning of his noted career he ‘has been tho means of joining many hearts and hands. Among the young--he inspires matrimony even as strongly as mashed garlic inspires a disposition of unconditional retreat. From his tent he looks out upon & conquered neighborhood, and at ovening when he lights his three-cent cigar and dying twilight, he thanks the Lord that ee ane _. HOW a Dying Ghuld Cicero, Hamutirox Co., Irp., Sept, 19, 1837.— The following is a true account of what your 8. S. 8S. has done for our little daughter, Hazel, lump appeared on her heel, which slowly grew larger. The family physician thought it was caused by a piece of broken glass or needle, but failed to bring anything to light. 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Fee HARNESS and COLLARS SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY COMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. Stallion Season, Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s CAL. The best of Wines, Liquors and ol ans are celebrated for uick response, VaOF NEVADA CITY. Below National Hotel aspect is oeln his to curl. MADE PO ORDER gap Al) orders attended to promptly. et Sear + ale 1888. High. Foaled at J.B. Haggins Ranch, Del Paso, March 13, 1882. bacco lofty times camp Hambletonian. Dam by Correct; he by Belmont. Echo’s dam by "fagnolia; he by Selby’s American Star. — you, Hambletonian as there.are but. three of sons of Hambletonian now living on the Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and Speculation, From the combination of Hambletonian and American Star came Dexter, 2:17%4; Jay Gould, +o 4% Se or bas’? ae ae i rector, 2:17; as, 2:1354; Ja . 2:10, and many others in the 2:30 ist. Echo Pas slips 20; Echora, 2:23; 22D Lauri 4 ae 9:30; Senator, thieeb4; Elmont, 2:29; ena. othé) notoriety. i PASH A, ag a. three-year-old, gained a record of 2:40. Beating such horses as Wallace G. and George Wapple ina five-heat race at Chico, and a8 @ ve-year-old lowered his record 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Sask evrly in June of 23304. He has a perfect. gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of them: as a proof of his quality asa sire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, where he wilf be shown in harness every week and the public is invited to judge for themselves as to his speed, action and disposition. # he price of service for the season is on accountof purchasing reduced to the small sum of Twenty~ ive Dollars. ‘In all cases payable at time of service with returning privilege next season, if he remains in my possession, C.F ATOR, iio National Exchange, suit Motel in the CityMassive fire-proof structure, free from the D . dangers of fires 80 prevalentin large hotels. ress, Post Office and General Stage Office Torrail lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel 8 ae ade than any her when departin 8 5 othe Table of th ag Py mar Exchange isa pet feature with the propriesore; aud is guaruw of combination,. 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WONDERS exist in thou, rms, but are quads of of invention. a the marvels ‘k that who ase in nest 1 ving at or can one te 3 should at once send their address to allett & Co., Portland, Mai and receive 7 or full information how either sex, all near Lenk 2 ond 2 med ens upwherevér x4 i " d.* Bome have thes ny “i we mage aay at this work, THE GREAT ARTIST. Tho Man Who Sits in His Tent and Looks Out Upon « Conquered Neighborhood. It is not the painter who enjoys the adoration ‘of his fellow beings. © never enjoyed the homage which has beon civon to other picture makes. ‘@ the man to whom the most profound remay ask. How easy it is to answer such a question. The country photographer, of course—not the man who located in small town, but the nomadic phenomenon of art, the photographer who travela with a tent and a _coffee-pot which bears evidences of mech experience. . duke, a social czar. aizo and his hair shows a slight disposition high heels, has been a circuit rider and a man of strong theological parts. He pitches his tent near some spring where people are known to congregate, a placd Within easy reach of the cross-roads store’ and the neighborhood church. He seattors a large number of hand-billd, sotting forth the fact that Prof. So-and-So, who has just arriv ig prepared to mak the lowest prices: ever known. module with flimsy cards. «piesa your life,” says he,‘‘a card picture What you want is a gem; ain't no account. last; a picture taken on something that'll When the long, mouth, says that he would pictur’ tuck,” the great artist, without that distain which. eminent artists somearises from his red carpet stool, and with an easy grace which silently says: Pte is one of the few grandsons of pope e group—that is, in a yellowish way on Just. as soon’ as the cam “shoots off its mouth,” the artist t cuts it into four pieces, the sheet of tin, gach piece into & kind of card frame, s dtstrhy: Juat before youn) heart gre engaged by tho great artist. garly known as “hand me Ps woars @ narrow paper collar, with # gr buttorfly bow, fastened to the collar button with a piece of rubber cord. He combs his hair straight back, and upon the whole he very rauch resembles a chicken that has display of black braid. first will not consent to letting her rest on young Jackson’s shoulder, but when the great artist tells her that the picture will look ‘much better that she blushes, giggle ter gf art, an no difteréhce, ‘for mors’ for Joo Jackson than hor brother, nohow, When the picture is When you get Michael Angelo “Who then due?” some incredulous person sphere, the tent photographer isa He attains the medium He wears tight boots with and ass rule, his father assune, “Tl get fitty cents out proceeds to place the young fellow givoa the pictures to the delighted young man, accepts fifty cents,” ating the owns,” pips. Miss Sallie Garrett, the young lady, is arrayed in a blue dress with an elaborate and the doesn't care “ Why don’t it?” Joe asks, (Nd, 1b ain't.” “Oh, you jest say that case Ym away you'll n the city. . rovement fhat 1p mfg Hoommare neat and desire! ble, andin-. picture’ around among the boys and yp) } e andsome suits. gig ” : clude s numenced management will spare _e at tee i Seabee AEE neither pains or expense to sustain the rep0, . won't,” Jackson vows, **’ utation which the Kational Exchange now * You, you will. , go justly enjo Sof being the leading and) ¢ No, I'won't ; but I know what.” best hotel in the mountains. «+ What ah home. .gBy thie time they are holding each ed from an Eastern city, e the finest pictures at He does not lank country boy, with tojuice oozing from the—corners of his “like ter have his ictim’s picture is taken in a four faces are represented a broad piece of tin. era winks and akes out and then, after forms,” serenely ewaite the coming of anather willing victim. g Jackson and his sweetthey have their pictures Jackson is dressed in a of glossy black ‘‘ give me heres,” yulShe is shy, and at a at the great proma, eolares thay it makaa she does for «¢ 'Cense it’'a toa good lookin’ for me.” _ show the Ra “No, T'm not,’neither.” “ Yes, you are.” By this time.they are riding toward If your pictare wasn't on here I'd throw it away.” : as No, you wouldn’t,” Jackson replies. You mean that you are going to ori. away just because mine is on re. : other’s hands, and, before the, ach home they are engaged. fe tw Is the great artist ignorant. of all this? Oh, no. He knows exactly what is going forward. ae Since the beginning of his noted career he ‘has been tho means of joining many hearts and hands. Among the young--he inspires matrimony even as strongly as mashed garlic inspires a disposition of unconditional retreat. From his tent he looks out upon & conquered neighborhood, and at ovening when he lights his three-cent cigar and dying twilight, he thanks the Lord that ee ane _. HOW a Dying Ghuld Cicero, Hamutirox Co., Irp., Sept, 19, 1837.— The following is a true account of what your 8. S. 8S. has done for our little daughter, Hazel, lump appeared on her heel, which slowly grew larger. The family physician thought it was caused by a piece of broken glass or needle,

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It wasn't this way when his tent on a hill; overlooked Austin’s branch. It wasn’t this way when tho young girls at tho Oak \ Grove barbacue pinned flowers on his coat and spoke in whispers of his greatness. years have passed and anothor artist sits in the door of his tent and views & oe neighborhood,—[Arkansaw Traveler, A Rough Retort. ton, Mass., but at the end of ten months she had declined to such a deg We took the child away not knowing what to do. 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