June 7, 1897 (4 pages)

@e” day ingly warm and the long ride a thie dusty one all felt that they had been . well compensated for the trip before the pleasures of .the day were, con. cluded. From early fosnen till congekesyes Bete i Na La ' prostration and is on Bi, fy ti ; if of merry. voices and the popping: of corks of effervescing : beverages. The” boats were in constant use throughout . I the day and-there was dancing on the platform below the lake. Late in the afternoon a. wandering darkey who oan manipulate a banjo with more: deftness than taste made his appearance ‘among the, picknicking hosts and favored them with some highly . interesting (?). selections on the stringed — instrament jand some negro melodies,’ Every one had a delightful time and. the affairs.of yesterday.:-were probably . among the finest in point of a general good time of any ever held at that resort. The conveyances which took the people down from this city returned . here at intervals between nine and’ half-past ten o'clock. AN*EDITOR’S RATE, Nervous ion and Threatened Insanity Result. From. Overwork. _ A special train, consisting of a Pullman palace car and a baggage car pulled slowly into Winnemucca last evening, having on boaml Mr. Hawley, late managing editior of the San Francisco Examiner and New York Journal, his wife, private secretary and a physician. Mr. Hawley is suffering from nervous e@ verge of insanity. He has been traveling all-over this country and Mexico and: has been ata Colorado health resort for some time past. Growing. worse. instead of better it was decided to remove him to California. His train runs‘only eight or nine miles,an hour and the engineer is forbidden using the whistle, or the making of any noise by his engine which can possibly be avoided. Ten days will be required to make the trip from Ogden to San Francisco. Hawley, who is only 36. years old, is a deplorable wreck, his condition 'having been brought about by overwork. The least unusual noise sets him raving madly, hence everything is. being done by the company to make the trip as qniet,as possible, it: being of course sur’ mised th .t the sick man is sufficiently . ’ wéalthy to be able to touch the corporation’s soul. ‘The train is not run at night and did not leave until near noon yesterday:—Silver State. Loox For THE Facts demonstrated by experience. Thousands and thousands of people suffering from the effect. of impure blood have been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ho0n’s Piuts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Oure sick headache. Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine orvan now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for sale at a bargain. For further particulars apply to Rev. W. ©. Gray. ; Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, a Jacxson’s. “att Fine Potatoes. “i carload of fine Nevada potatoes have just. been received at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew. anywhere. .° 927 _asclinggle ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Slain, Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proparizror Antelope, piawking, Portland, Oregon, 7. Bennet. San Francisco, yer Grass Valley, easant Valley, eoePm ¥atya g EL fol 4 4h aah ESES Be: 3 g ds. de. sia, Frosn Miss Dariey: Sonora, ~ A. Oloudman, Washington, John Larson, E. Austin, 0 K. Pletcher, Grass : Mise N McKenna, 3. Pearson, ‘W. Foreman, Guinrtaville, T. W O'Neil, Sacramento, Frank ©.Senuler, * Grass Valley, D. Te ean & w,, San Francisco, GU. M. Freeman, seen aT, W. Feber, Spencer, E. 5. Parker, Vailejo, Wag er, ” spine mY uba, City, . more unhappy than we are. should I I . Hot be a sinner if, in spite of this in“Three thousand years ago’ the bold. eighty years one strives. auth nite Phoenician sailors, manning the ships . Still one is obliged, finally, to nfes ot Hyram, King of Tyre, and Solomon, that he has striven for nothing, and has. King of Israel, pushed their way. found out nothing. Did we, at least, a through the gates of Hercules, as the only know why. we are in this world? . . Straits of Gibraltar were then called. Bat tothe thinker everything is,and re-. ‘sight, I took care to leave a posterity of . be unhappy beingsbehind me? The whole. of life is the greatest insanity. ‘It for : that in all probability the. gold washBraving the terrors of the Atlantic, . ™#ins, yay and the ‘greatest good . they steered for the southwest extremity of Great.Britain. THEY VOYAGE TO eae headlands and picturesque bays of that cated to his name half a thousand years before the man of Uz had spoken . thou didst weep while all about thee of mines and mining in the language . didst smile. of the text, “Surely there is a mine for} diest though nazent smile while all about thee weep.” silver and a mine for gold.” a The history of gold and silver mining on this coast is too familiar to need recapitulation. One item of inabroad in the land. In 1850 the croakers predicted that the mines of. California would soon be exhaustéd, and came. Be September, 1850, endeavored in an arterest, however, may be referred td at. +), ik. ek ; this time, when the “croakers” are lai ttvac Gad seri rseaig ae: that the population would vanish as it. At dressmaking; also apprentice. Ist Sir Roderick Murchison in. 20uU8e above Dr. Muller’s, Broad street. “Little child, when: thou was born So live that when thou SY Pure Honey. Fine fresh comb honey, the best in Experienced Help Wanted j5-8t . osophical training of a man of almost . For tin from the Cornish ‘mines; and . universal, genius and attainments in it gives additional interest to the bold . physicial science. ‘ Mr. Gray closed the lecture with some ‘thicl country to th.nk, not only that Solo-. analogies drawn from the dangers of. b mon’s ships plowed the very sea that}the miners life, exhorting his. hearers . Scie now swells and breaks on its coast, but . to.so live every day that atlast they. e_ that its hills and “mines supplied ma-. might realize in their own experience}. terials for the house of God which Sol-. the Brahmin priest’s benediction at the omon erected to Jehovah and. dedi-. baptism of a little child: Raisins ‘could not be seeded by. ‘ _ hand as quickly as halt ee pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder, Easy aa clean and economi« Seed grapes and uu at the rate of a ry sheet in five minutes. ndispensable in every household. cn tayo ie similar to that of. ek Enterprise and Raisin and ate the ‘place for the purpose of studying Seeder the wonder say that.it, has ‘the ance of having been there since the time ENTERPRISE MFG, OO of the 10e ago, which the geologists talk biladelph ve Makers of the Enterprise Meat phia.'Pa. ‘thé bed is situated a great natural laboratory cae cv tctiemeeereee. Queen Lily Soap So much about, Another pla ry is that saeewred ‘beneath ever view is taken it is one of the greatket. est natural wonders the state affords. — St. Iouis Republic. Washes Without. lp pen an bee not injure the Cae Sey (ole ee oul Washng ca lone in three our hours. A Great extents of country have been an of . twelve years of age candoa washing planted with fir’ aud juniper trees by . with this soap. the thrushes and other small birds aieh 2aF-BEW. ARE OF IMIT. ‘A TIONS. en] feed upon the séed.' ‘ ; si sie ee Made in San Francisce. According to ic law pant ive “‘olean’’ and — be wr Fy gh org it and thus help build Mrs. D. W. Davis. ticle in the Quarterly Review to show ings of California would soon be exhausted, and he laid down this astounding proposition: t no gold or silver-bearing veins in the solid rock could be worked with profit.” The distinguished geologist was mistaken. The mines did not give out, and we have every reason to. believe that the croakers who are predicting the failure of our mines at present are destined to alike disappointment. THE RICHEST ROCK ON THE LOWEST LEVELS, ‘The miner’s life teaches us that surface indications are not to be relied on as a sure test of deeper truth. (Surface mining is fragmentary mining. Most of the atheism and scepti-. cism in the world is the result of. fragmentary culture. The skimming of the surface of thought without. getting dowh into the profounder: depths below make pessimists of men—singing with Lord Byron: unt o’er the 8 fei thine oe gs nave yg nen, unt o'er thy veg free; But know whatever th mt hast been, ee ‘Tis something better t fot to be THE LESSONS OF ,THE -MINER’S LIFE. My purpose in choosing this subject, “The Miner,” was not to give you a the opinions of experts as to the dur-+ ability of our mines; not to show you how the ore extracted by your labors has added to the wealth of the nation and the entire world. The vein of my thought does not dip in that direction. I wish rather to take. the analogies of your every day life and manner of toil, and by thém, if possible, uncover some valuable bonanzas of mental verity that shall tend to make you rich in meutal treasure and moral worth. This was the great Teacher’s method of instruction. “Without a parable. spake He not unto them.” His texts were the lilies, the housewife, the farmer, the shepherd. In humble imitation of his methods are we not justified if we find “tongnes in trees, voices in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything ?” From the miner's life we Jjearn first, that God has hidden the best thing out of sight. The wealth of mines is under ground—ont of sight—usually not just under the grass roots, but deep down underground ; to be obtained only by industrious searching. In this I see a divinely appointed order which exists everywhere, It is for our good that the best is obtainable only asithe result of severe protracted effort. This law is for our good, beacause it is the natural tendency of industry to 'deyelop and strengthene the human faculties. A miner: gains, first, his silver, second, muscular and mental power, that make him a skillful miner. So everywhere industry opens wide the eye and: makes it keen: Bertholet is said to have discovered the bleaching properties of oxy-muriatic acid, and thereby to have considerably shortened . the process of bleaching; by observing . that the cork of the vial in which he . had put some of the acid had been whitened thereby. Thus industry promotes observation and penetration. Jt learned discussion on the geological ; formation of the mines; not to rehearse . : POW ER Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness. Assures the food against alum and all forms of adulteration common to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER ©O., NEW YORK Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. _MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS EI Paso de Robles SPRINGS, Prices Reduced. PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and ae ure Resort on the Pa ‘ific Coast. e Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheymatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Taird and Townsend Streets, San Francisco, Calif., ever: Le eoraing at 8:15 arriving at Springs at 3:30 . same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E, F. BURNS, Manager. Oe Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered hs inhalA ation, gives the Safest and [lost Etfectual gre Means" : gives the ear hearing—the industrious man will take g hint:from anybody and anything. Hence, Talus, having found lit to et threugh e piece of wood, wes taught to form the saw. Industry tends beartenment, struggle with ae a { War Shepnerd, * : ito form in men ® character that wij] eudure privation, persevere ander disthe throat pra bronchial tubes Bi oi e in bed ng Cough and Croup a ips ensbeontip qualities tender the jawbone of a snake and employed Invaluable jn Contagious Diseases, As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. PICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, $10,'$12.50 and $15) Going to ‘Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the. *. Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Stee conn for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron,;’Steel, T ely i Crockery, Glassware. Seine Pisto. Apeuntid Pruning Shears, en Hose, dows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to utlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, ce Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win® Sanitary. Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. PURE FOOD [OW PRICES >v PRR eH # ry PRP He & Your Grocer is jike your Doctor. You’vé got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket: book to the detriment of your health, you’d better drop him quick. Wemake healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. — + ’ Tomatoes. Sugar Corn from the State of! Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine.. LO PERE TIRE Rs chee ge itilincernsodiivet 10 cents Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound;Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. CATE: ccvust ey Si ne ey EQ CORES . CANG.0.6scccccsesceeseeeees Io cents A full line of Cheeses‘such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S ‘CASH GROCERY. fee ee na i ean Ie et i a Rd { Do You Sleep Salmon. @ goed, clean and healthy Sy If you do not you r eommence right oi that may be obtained in ale county and oquaky as e That's an inducement for =, Call and see them. In the Woods . ‘ Contained in my exce mt furairere -you will findthe very ¥ . . rae eta 7 : x VAlso Carry — aK mouldings. eoreat line of sine ofl frames and eee: eta, etc. tape Value and Good) Goodsin Returnfor Your M oe. ts Pap >> > JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Nevads City ing is now constantly going on. WhatThe Finest Laundry Soap In the Mar-/. etcc thé ‘Ist aud the pa of yor ¢ Whe business heretofore carried on by ° : Pores late B. H. MILLER will be sold to ‘MARCUS M. BARUH. As it is necessary to reduce the stock before the transfer is made the en"tire — of clothing will be sold ee vat Less Than Cost eevee Remember the . sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of FOR CASHONLY. & & Yours Respectfully, . : C. MILLER. P, Ss. All the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Settled at Once. A Wistake @=>e 6282828 0282 eo 8 oe ° Will not be made by taking ‘ _ttme to examine our Summer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Laots, and the Latest Colors in « BOOTS AND OXFORDS Ht Prices that Absolutely Defy Competition. F. J. WHITE, ~~ On Broap St., NEAR City HALL. DR. LA RUE’S PEER CELERY TE See k& Tonic Laxative. SOLE AGENTS Keene ty DRUGS 9 ST TION ERY H. DICKERMAN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial. e Phone 90 pre eeanes ae M. L. & D. MARSH, Manufacturers and Dealers. Office and Yards, Boulder St., Neva daCity, Cal. Telephone No, 29, Why Pay jcan get the best of both at low prices? We Fancy prices for inferior goods and workmanship, when you give a positive guarantee that all the goods we sell and all the work. we do are exactly what we represent them to be. We make a specialty of manufacturing Jewelry to Order, a as Pins, Charms, Buttons, Rings, Badges, etc., and in this branch we are leaders. Our artistic quartz settings are very fashionable and popular, and constitute charming sou. venirs of the Gold Mines of Nevada county. Our Watchmakers are ~-. Among the Best in the State, And all timepieces entrusted to us will receive the most conscientious and capable attention at moderate prices. We sell the. Leading Makes of Watches and Clocks. We also carry a fine stock of Optical Goods, including Eyeglasses, Spectacles, Opera Glasses, etc. eC _Luetse & Branp, » bevinas Street, + + ~Nevada City Set 5 0 ea php iretnc elanens eae oferta eRe ANTS hte Hl NER RNR REE cat pm 2

@e” day ingly warm and the long ride a thie dusty one all felt that they had been . well compensated for the trip before the pleasures of .the day were, con. cluded. From early fosnen till congekesyes Bete i Na La ' prostration and is on Bi, fy ti ; if of merry. voices and the popping: of corks of effervescing : beverages. The” boats were in constant use throughout . I the day and-there was dancing on the platform below the lake. Late in the afternoon a. wandering darkey who oan manipulate a banjo with more: deftness than taste made his appearance ‘among the, picknicking hosts and favored them with some highly . interesting (?). selections on the stringed — instrament jand some negro melodies,’ Every one had a delightful time and. the affairs.of yesterday.:-were probably . among the finest in point of a general good time of any ever held at that resort. The conveyances which took the people down from this city returned . here at intervals between nine and’ half-past ten o'clock. AN*EDITOR’S RATE, Nervous ion and Threatened Insanity Result. From. Overwork. _ A special train, consisting of a Pullman palace car and a baggage car pulled slowly into Winnemucca last evening, having on boaml Mr. Hawley, late managing editior of the San Francisco Examiner and New York Journal, his wife, private secretary and a physician. Mr. Hawley is suffering from nervous e@ verge of insanity. He has been traveling all-over this country and Mexico and: has been ata Colorado health resort for some time past. Growing. worse. instead of better it was decided to remove him to California. His train runs‘only eight or nine miles,an hour and the engineer is forbidden using the whistle, or the making of any noise by his engine which can possibly be avoided. Ten days will be required to make the trip from Ogden to San Francisco. Hawley, who is only 36. years old, is a deplorable wreck, his condition 'having been brought about by overwork. The least unusual noise sets him raving madly, hence everything is. being done by the company to make the trip as qniet,as possible, it: being of course sur’ mised th .t the sick man is sufficiently . ’ wéalthy to be able to touch the corporation’s soul. ‘The train is not run at night and did not leave until near noon yesterday:—Silver State. Loox For THE Facts demonstrated by experience. Thousands and thousands of people suffering from the effect. of impure blood have been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Ho0n’s Piuts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Oure sick headache. Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine orvan now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for sale at a bargain. For further particulars apply to Rev. W. ©. Gray. ; Something New. Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, a Jacxson’s. “att Fine Potatoes. “i carload of fine Nevada potatoes have just. been received at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew. anywhere. .° 927 _asclinggle ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Slain, Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proparizror Antelope, piawking, Portland, Oregon, 7. Bennet. San Francisco, yer Grass Valley, easant Valley, eoePm ¥atya g EL fol 4 4h aah ESES Be: 3 g ds. de. sia, Frosn Miss Dariey: Sonora, ~ A. Oloudman, Washington, John Larson, E. Austin, 0 K. Pletcher, Grass : Mise N McKenna, 3. Pearson, ‘W. Foreman, Guinrtaville, T. W O'Neil, Sacramento, Frank ©.Senuler, * Grass Valley, D. Te ean & w,, San Francisco, GU. M. Freeman, seen aT, W. Feber, Spencer, E. 5. Parker, Vailejo, Wag er, ” spine mY uba, City, . more unhappy than we are. should I I . Hot be a sinner if, in spite of this in“Three thousand years ago’ the bold. eighty years one strives. auth nite Phoenician sailors, manning the ships . Still one is obliged, finally, to nfes ot Hyram, King of Tyre, and Solomon, that he has striven for nothing, and has. King of Israel, pushed their way. found out nothing. Did we, at least, a through the gates of Hercules, as the only know why. we are in this world? . . Straits of Gibraltar were then called. Bat tothe thinker everything is,and re-. ‘sight, I took care to leave a posterity of . be unhappy beingsbehind me? The whole. of life is the greatest insanity. ‘It for : that in all probability the. gold washBraving the terrors of the Atlantic, . ™#ins, yay and the ‘greatest good . they steered for the southwest extremity of Great.Britain. THEY VOYAGE TO eae headlands and picturesque bays of that cated to his name half a thousand years before the man of Uz had spoken . thou didst weep while all about thee of mines and mining in the language . didst smile. of the text, “Surely there is a mine for} diest though nazent smile while all about thee weep.” silver and a mine for gold.” a The history of gold and silver mining on this coast is too familiar to need recapitulation. One item of inabroad in the land. In 1850 the croakers predicted that the mines of. California would soon be exhaustéd, and came. Be September, 1850, endeavored in an arterest, however, may be referred td at. +), ik. ek ; this time, when the “croakers” are lai ttvac Gad seri rseaig ae: that the population would vanish as it. At dressmaking; also apprentice. Ist Sir Roderick Murchison in. 20uU8e above Dr. Muller’s, Broad street. “Little child, when: thou was born So live that when thou SY Pure Honey. Fine fresh comb honey, the best in Experienced Help Wanted j5-8t . osophical training of a man of almost . For tin from the Cornish ‘mines; and . universal, genius and attainments in it gives additional interest to the bold . physicial science. ‘ Mr. Gray closed the lecture with some ‘thicl country to th.nk, not only that Solo-. analogies drawn from the dangers of. b mon’s ships plowed the very sea that}the miners life, exhorting his. hearers . Scie now swells and breaks on its coast, but . to.so live every day that atlast they. e_ that its hills and “mines supplied ma-. might realize in their own experience}. terials for the house of God which Sol-. the Brahmin priest’s benediction at the omon erected to Jehovah and. dedi-. baptism of a little child: Raisins ‘could not be seeded by. ‘ _ hand as quickly as halt ee pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder, Easy aa clean and economi« Seed grapes and uu at the rate of a ry sheet in five minutes. ndispensable in every household. cn tayo ie similar to that of. ek Enterprise and Raisin and ate the ‘place for the purpose of studying Seeder the wonder say that.it, has ‘the ance of having been there since the time ENTERPRISE MFG, OO of the 10e ago, which the geologists talk biladelph ve Makers of the Enterprise Meat phia.'Pa. ‘thé bed is situated a great natural laboratory cae cv tctiemeeereee. Queen Lily Soap So much about, Another pla ry is that saeewred ‘beneath ever view is taken it is one of the greatket. est natural wonders the state affords. — St. Iouis Republic. Washes Without. lp pen an bee not injure the Cae Sey (ole ee oul Washng ca lone in three our hours. A Great extents of country have been an of . twelve years of age candoa washing planted with fir’ aud juniper trees by . with this soap. the thrushes and other small birds aieh 2aF-BEW. ARE OF IMIT. ‘A TIONS. en] feed upon the séed.' ‘ ; si sie ee Made in San Francisce. According to ic law pant ive “‘olean’’ and — be wr Fy gh org it and thus help build Mrs. D. W. Davis. ticle in the Quarterly Review to show ings of California would soon be exhausted, and he laid down this astounding proposition: t no gold or silver-bearing veins in the solid rock could be worked with profit.” The distinguished geologist was mistaken. The mines did not give out, and we have every reason to. believe that the croakers who are predicting the failure of our mines at present are destined to alike disappointment. THE RICHEST ROCK ON THE LOWEST LEVELS, ‘The miner’s life teaches us that surface indications are not to be relied on as a sure test of deeper truth. (Surface mining is fragmentary mining. Most of the atheism and scepti-. cism in the world is the result of. fragmentary culture. The skimming of the surface of thought without. getting dowh into the profounder: depths below make pessimists of men—singing with Lord Byron: unt o’er the 8 fei thine oe gs nave yg nen, unt o'er thy veg free; But know whatever th mt hast been, ee ‘Tis something better t fot to be THE LESSONS OF ,THE -MINER’S LIFE. My purpose in choosing this subject, “The Miner,” was not to give you a the opinions of experts as to the dur-+ ability of our mines; not to show you how the ore extracted by your labors has added to the wealth of the nation and the entire world. The vein of my thought does not dip in that direction. I wish rather to take. the analogies of

your every day life and manner of toil, and by thém, if possible, uncover some valuable bonanzas of mental verity that shall tend to make you rich in meutal treasure and moral worth. This was the great Teacher’s method of instruction. “Without a parable. spake He not unto them.” His texts were the lilies, the housewife, the farmer, the shepherd. In humble imitation of his methods are we not justified if we find “tongnes in trees, voices in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything ?” From the miner's life we Jjearn first, that God has hidden the best thing out of sight. The wealth of mines is under ground—ont of sight—usually not just under the grass roots, but deep down underground ; to be obtained only by industrious searching. In this I see a divinely appointed order which exists everywhere, It is for our good that the best is obtainable only asithe result of severe protracted effort. This law is for our good, beacause it is the natural tendency of industry to 'deyelop and strengthene the human faculties. A miner: gains, first, his silver, second, muscular and mental power, that make him a skillful miner. So everywhere industry opens wide the eye and: makes it keen: Bertholet is said to have discovered the bleaching properties of oxy-muriatic acid, and thereby to have considerably shortened . the process of bleaching; by observing . that the cork of the vial in which he . had put some of the acid had been whitened thereby. Thus industry promotes observation and penetration. Jt learned discussion on the geological ; formation of the mines; not to rehearse . : POW ER Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness. Assures the food against alum and all forms of adulteration common to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER ©O., NEW YORK Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. _MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS EI Paso de Robles SPRINGS, Prices Reduced. PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel and ae ure Resort on the Pa ‘ific Coast. e Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheymatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. Trains leave Taird and Townsend Streets, San Francisco, Calif., ever: Le eoraing at 8:15 arriving at Springs at 3:30 . same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E, F. BURNS, Manager. Oe Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered hs inhalA ation, gives the Safest and [lost Etfectual gre Means" : gives the ear hearing—the industrious man will take g hint:from anybody and anything. Hence, Talus, having found lit to et threugh e piece of wood, wes taught to form the saw. Industry tends beartenment, struggle with ae a { War Shepnerd, * : ito form in men ® character that wij] eudure privation, persevere ander disthe throat pra bronchial tubes Bi oi e in bed ng Cough and Croup a ips ensbeontip qualities tender the jawbone of a snake and employed Invaluable jn Contagious Diseases, As Diphtheria, Searlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. PICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, $10,'$12.50 and $15) Going to ‘Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the. *. Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Stee conn for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron,;’Steel, T ely i Crockery, Glassware. Seine Pisto. Apeuntid Pruning Shears, en Hose, dows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to utlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, ce Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win® Sanitary. Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. PURE FOOD [OW PRICES >v PRR eH # ry PRP He & Your Grocer is jike your Doctor. You’vé got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket: book to the detriment of your health, you’d better drop him quick. Wemake healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. — + ’ Tomatoes. Sugar Corn from the State of! Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine.... LO PERE TIRE Rs chee ge itilincernsodiivet 10 cents Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound;Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. CATE: ccvust ey Si ne ey EQ CORES . CANG.0..6scccccsesceeseeeees Io cents A full line of Cheeses‘such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S ‘CASH GROCERY. fee ee na i ean Ie et i a Rd { Do You Sleep Salmon. @ goed, clean and healthy Sy If you do not you r eommence right oi that may be obtained in ale county and oquaky as e That's an inducement for =, Call and see them. In the Woods . ‘ Contained in my exce mt furairere -you will findthe very ¥ . . rae eta 7 : x VAlso Carry — aK mouldings. eoreat line of sine ofl frames and eee: eta, etc. tape Value and Good) Goodsin Returnfor Your M oe. ts Pap >> > JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Nevads City ing is now constantly going on. WhatThe Finest Laundry Soap In the Mar-/. etcc thé ‘Ist aud the pa of yor ¢ Whe business heretofore carried on by ° : Pores late B. H. MILLER will be sold to ‘MARCUS M. BARUH. As it is necessary to reduce the stock before the transfer is made the en"tire — of clothing will be sold ee vat Less Than Cost eevee Remember the . sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of FOR CASHONLY. & & Yours Respectfully, . : C. MILLER. P, Ss. All the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Settled at Once. A Wistake @=>e 6282828 0282 eo 8 oe ° Will not be made by taking ‘ _ttme to examine our Summer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Laots, and the Latest Colors in « BOOTS AND OXFORDS Ht Prices that Absolutely Defy Competition. F. J. WHITE, ~~ On Broap St., NEAR City HALL. DR. LA RUE’S PEER CELERY TE See k& Tonic Laxative. SOLE AGENTS Keene ty DRUGS 9 ST TION ERY H. DICKERMAN’S Cor. Pine and Commercial. e Phone 90 pre eeanes ae M. L. & D. MARSH, Manufacturers and Dealers. Office and Yards, Boulder St., Neva daCity, Cal. Telephone No, 29, Why Pay jcan get the best of both at low prices? We Fancy prices for inferior goods and workmanship, when you give a positive guarantee that all the goods we sell and all the work. we do are exactly what we represent them to be. We make a specialty of manufacturing Jewelry to Order, a as Pins, Charms, Buttons, Rings, Badges, etc., and in this branch we are leaders. Our artistic quartz settings are very fashionable and popular, and constitute charming sou. venirs of the Gold Mines of Nevada county. Our Watchmakers are ~-. Among the Best in the State, And all timepieces entrusted to us will receive the most conscientious and capable attention at moderate prices. We sell the. Leading Makes of Watches and Clocks. We also carry a fine stock of Optical Goods, including Eyeglasses, Spectacles, Opera Glasses, etc. eC _Luetse & Branp, » bevinas Street, + + ~Nevada City Set 5 0 ea php iretnc elanens eae oferta eRe ANTS hte Hl NER RNR REE cat pm 2