March 10, 1898 (4 pages)

ind for 15 cents. lease. remrentren’s and Baby where. TE Se RSHALL, JTURER OF : ne Sidewalks, . Walks, it Floors, lding Stone, Stone C’ olored. Tiles, Urna one Caskets, ete. ers for work to bed: fie Valley during 4 Work derate Prices. ly furnished on large or r whom we did work at. ha k we and "we will Agure A. MARSHALL, are TRANSCRIPT Office, Nevada City. notbe seeded by . s quickly as half d. wiih the Ene Raisin and Seeder. Easy hn and economi— Seed.grapes and at the rate of a in five minutes. ens able i im every” 101d, and Grape . Seeder . at all hardware Price $1. : Stamp for the tprising House. — 200 recipes, iE MFG. CO. OF PA., Pa. verp! t Chopper. Pe Om artigos & CALKINS, A CITY, CAL. 2-902 ie. é ws, alogues, nphelt Sy ‘ST PRICZS E ' ‘around, he is perhaps the’ ' player that ever lived in the county. Send q So is. Hood’s Sarsaparil . gures have given it a ; mess. 2 find. out batinieaeen gab Bova it. Prachones: aterm tpi . Rockeiifield was a pretty. Se Ep magic ‘ for about five a to pieces. the youngsters who are und . _ to wrest the championship Lai 7 me ee _Valley. ‘ Caverly will probably: play second Tomi tch usc ae amet {t is the : base for the Colts this season. He is} . boys’ playground and they cannot be anxious to come back here and” help expected to keep still: long. enough to keep the pennant in Nevada. City, and a any grass grow under their busy _ if he does come he will do a good deal . towards keeping it here. Taken all Winch vice eae? Prin‘best bart-. ° al ia talking ap, and that is to have nice display of ornamental potted jisAe in sat pokecioccres con wether Captain Gallagher will probably re-. 1: i gone in all’ the leading eastern suscitate his last year’s ball. club and 7 enter the field against the minor clubs. He says that owing to the lack of . —water in the mountains and the prospects for a dry summer, he will change the name from the Bugey Wannere hg the Dusters. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 are talking of organizing a club with Geo. . P I. Beckley as Captain and Snes es) any club in the county composed, . Native Sons to play a series of games. . for a silken banner. Pedigo, the new shortstop. of ‘the: Colts, who will probably make his first . appearance with the home clubon Sun' day next, formerly belonged to the . Napas and was one of the surest. bat chant . ters in that team. The Pioneers are negotiating fora _ mew pitcher aud one or two other men vho played in the Examiner leagne last ‘summer. It is whispered that they have a series of vorpnem in store for paseball cranks. 4 A Robin’ Hood’ ball club. will be ranized at this city soon. The members will be handsomely uniformed, pad A.B. Wolf will be manager. 2@e . A Novel Exhibit. , stood by Sutter's mill will be seen, “and the remainder of the summit, will . ” . be covered with earth, grass and shrubsbery. The tail race from the mill, eontaining the exact spot of the disLoovery,: also willbe, portrayed. On. ’ ‘the left-hand corner will stand lifeRize figures of an Indian, a Mexican nd a United States soldier; on the right-hand corner a sailor, a miner, .a x Rerchast and a pruner, ‘Large -redjwood trees and™ timbers. are tobe brought from the mountains for the Rept in order to give as. much the “appearance of the origina} mill as oul can possibly mane It, it. Some Figures as to Teachers. It is said there are in the United States,rougbly speaking,350,000 school. teachers, and of this number 120,000 -are men and, 230,000 are, women. In . other words, there are nearly twice as . many female as male teachers, and the ' disparity is increasing year by year. According to the last official census of Prussia there were 68,000. schoolteach. ers in the kingdom, of whom 9,000 were _ women and 59,000 men. It is evident,) 4 therefore, that the Prussian preference . is for male teachers, and in a way. as. . . marked the American prefers fémale. ples for tailor-made Suits received by J. Levy of the Popular Clothing Store. Suite made to ordar from. $9 up.to §25. Pants. from $8 up to’ $8. Oome and have your measure taken. Perfect fit teachers. In all Germany. there ‘are, s dncluding the government, church and 7 »private; schools, 135,000 teachers, and -tthe number of pupils is nearly 10,000,/ 000. There are 140,000 teachers in . France, of whom 65,000 are men and . . 75,000 are women, the number of each being subject to the same ratio of inecreuse. There are, it is supposed, canal sciet Sym, angen ' but authentic figures are lacking. Sceeetaeseeeeee erence Men Are Jupp ‘by what they do. and its great name every-. where. chips aise “oops Eitan man eae tartidhepeaiad be : operate, CP. indigestion, bilious+ -2@eHe tas No Taste That Does Not. . West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggist, xe schools nowadays, and.some. of. the: = on this coast are just beginning opt it. The plants are usually pda) by teachers, pupils and patrons of thé schools,. The girls take -eare of them during term time, take them to their different homes at the ag ale Ig ya RE eal Desraaed ) Woman. The Oroville Mercury. says that: at an Woodman was called to Honcut'to hold an inquest over the remains of. Mrs. L. ps, the wife of a wealthy, mer{and farmer who resides near that place, Mrs. Phillips has for years}. been to the use of liquor and it is supposed. that she died from the ‘effects of strong drink: Sheiwas under the influence of liquor Sunday evening and was assisted inside her yard by her husband and another man, as they were on their way to the store kept by Mr. Phillips. That.was. the last seen. ‘of her alive. P Satter. mill, near where Marshall’ Fol. » discovered the first nuggets of. gold, ) will be reproduced of redwood logs ‘at the Trans-Mississippi exposition at, /Omaha, This structure. will be :an} . identical representation of Sutter’s » mill at Coloma as it was on January . 2A, 1848. The ground. surrounding the . ’ _ mill will bé constructed in the form of an arch, the two massive supports will ~ consist of boulders and earth thrown » together at random. Ina niche hollow. ' in one support will be a figure repreq senting spring; in the corresponding, support will stand summer. Hard by a the mill the two gigantic pines that One lot with free wat water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main ‘road, and runs back ‘286 feet; also one piece (of fine. land. containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply'to =~ Brown.& Morean, ~ m10,te Real Estate Agents. A Great Novelty. The greatest Hovelty . just received in Boys’ Wash Snite; «manufactured : by the Unexcelled Company of New York. J. Levy has the line of their agent’s = for boys 3.t0. 10.years old, and them et wholesale prices. ~""PopuLaR OLOTHING Srore, ‘Where clothing, gent’s furnishing articles, hats, ; oto., are sold cheaper; than at any other s store here. tf How's” This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & OO., Prop., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney: for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all transactions, and financially carry out sid dbligition made firm, Toledo, Q.Watorne, Kaman & Maxvis, Wholesale , Toledo, O-. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internalty, acting directly: upon. the: blood and mucous surfaces of the system, ‘Testimonials free, Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. 1000 Samples. Arrived. The latest Spring and Summer samearly, hour Monday, morning. Coroner} quarentend or no sale. m2-tf fails to Cure, . BBo. q ate a nice, clean fitting garment. Hib-. bitt, the Artist Cutter and “Tailor on . , Pine street, guarantees a perfect fit ss and stylish cut garment every time. “To Cure « Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund ‘the money if it] ~ 2 Queen. Lily Soap The Pact andy Sy te Mar-. “ vho showed me tows of fitst folios hich he never allowed to be sold under i pie pee Mormon rahtorpend ro Boe com “Bibliothec age eo ne Dene es for con ea Rowe sua Quaiuk 8 Will It Come to This? When airships shall fly gracefully ovib cut heeds ant elves anes thoughts ag well as words, and people live on their capsules of chem pensed with and a symbol will be sufficient to designate one’s. person. ‘mnost advanced scientists have 4 Neate, been unable. to. remember the’ names their acquaintances. They never oo faces, and so oe deem page sexed sary. the n acrid ral dineenvaiietian of the person would be much better. Darwin once forgot his own name. Professor 8. of sn soe after committing to mem of names of a Spaniard Ce eae he) wished to present an old friend, forgot the name of his friend at the crucial moment.—New York Times, Horrors of of Dyspepsia Sour Stomach, Heart Palpitation, Nervous, Sleepless Now Able to Do All the Housework —wWhat Cured Mer. The excellent qualities of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as qa stomach tonic and appetizer enable it to relieve and cure dyspepsia even when cure seems hope. less. Read Mrs. Willett’s letters: «©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, : «¢ Gentlemen :—I have been: sick for for Letter pepsia with. all ite: nightmares, such as sour No. 1 stomach, flatulency, palpitation. of the heart, insomnia, etc., and all that time I have tried almost every known remedy and the best. doctors in the state, but nothing. did me any good. I was very Weak and Nervous. Abont five months ago. I commenced taking Hood’s: a and after using five bottles I am. able to do all‘my housework and feel better n ngs have_in séveral years. ‘Also, my ‘ay bison had pneumonia last winter and his bl got very bad; he had rheumatism and. co scarcely walk:. He commenced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and in a short time he was better in every. way, his rheumatism has left him and is in better health than for a long time.” Mrs. WwW. J. Waar, 26, Mt, Holly, N. C. * gti Praising Hoed’s. #¢C. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : ‘¢Dear Sirs:—I am still praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla for the Letter great benefit both myself to. 2 and husband derived from oe. its use and I do not hesitate to say it is the best medicine we havo ever used in our family.” Maus. W. J. Wriett, Mt. Holly, N. C. Sarsaparilla » ~~ urifier, Soid-by all druggists. §1; six oe 95. .}. EES HE aN cure all Liver Ills and ¢ Ditte ir Headache. 25e. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, et Frames Made to Order. PATENTS! =. Pension, Land and E ludian pbb operon ‘ = oes AND bEpoyenererm oe Sopr-righbls, —. of peti. WASHINCTON, D. C \food, then names will fetal bh te about six years with oe is joods tye Meal, 10. tb oe ‘os Sein ‘16 Ib sack. Graham: Flour, 16 Ib, sack Laundry Soap, Savon, 6 bars ‘Sand Soap, 5 bars ~ French Castile Soap, best, a bar “White Castile Soap. 04. See reese Oysters, ‘best, can. Choicest. Mocha and Java Caffe per Iiy.: 30 Eastern. Hams, per 1b 12% Everything: Sold at Proportionately Low Rates. “)Shurtlelf's Cash Grocery _ Store, ARTISTIC TAILORING. Artist Gutter, . Pine Street, near Broad Street, Nevada City. [Successor to Frank T. Smith.) My stock is the largest in the’city. mestic Woolens. Wedding Suits. a Spclitty. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. NEVADA ‘THEATER. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Under the Auspices of For. the Benefit. of the. Funds of the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT —AND THE— PART. FIRST. By some of the Best Local Talent. PART SECOND. Griffith’s Brilliant New Society Comedy, Che setter “tarriage, In a Snicker, a Snort and a Paroxysm. ACT I—The Snicker—The storm a: ACT Il—The Snort ligh T 11i—The THE: hag a Has die Comf married yet single Merri an unfriendly friend. strikes. Doce. Peres, vos Dennis, a broth of a bo Aunt Clementine M: Miss ) Mary E EEE EE =Reserved Seats ro cents extra, at Foley’s. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Do° Workmanship and a Merchant Tailor: Friday Evening, March 18, 1898. Laurel Parlor, Yo 6; %. D. GW, N. 5. G, W. GRAND) PARLOR; A DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE BILL. ioe GRAND CONCERT BETWEEN THE ACTS, roxysm—Nobody hurt. Leonard DeVilbiss George E. Dunster . peti oo blamed but blameless..... L. 8. Calkins Charles ed p JAMES KINKEAD’S. Are Just Right. . Rattan Chairs, — Combination Book Cases and Secretaries. Seine Rockers, Chittoners, 24 Sheets First Quality Linen Stock, 24 Envelopes to match, oon a handsome box, -sereemmumrctrmectanner iceman: FOR 25 CENTS © AY DICKERMAN’S. Climax Dry Plate Developer Is meeting with great favor, BECAUSE It is easy to work. Keeps well. Makes fine negatives. Can be used over and over, —-. Only 25 Cents, Pint, 50 Cents, Quart READY FOR USE. H. DIGHERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. MERCHANT: TAILOR, Good Things for YOUR Dinner: oo0ee a Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. He HH Hm INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» » @ TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer, a Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and rs Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. SRE RISES BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency Noes sfiehinatei Whiskey @ Blue Label Catsup _ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 2 A Depot for Fancy Groceries Sal PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt . . » 1.00. Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky fail fe. * in bulk, per gal. 50 rrr xT, Whisky 75. Olives, " I 25 Bryant's Root Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar. 05 Hire’s 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. 2° = « = © « = * ARABIAN. ROAST’ Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial. -= += = « “ &“ CoePartnership Notice. I, L. BOWMAN. OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Neve tes ghe. undersi ersigned, do hereby cert we are partners sa and machine business in t iforni Dentists. ii & Nevada City, Cal. fullof ali the mem-. ping PLATE WORK & SPECIALTY cacph G., O'Neill, KINDS OF FILLIN = of of ow Fem wg at Aid, —es sag respective names renorship beeritred, 4. F%. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, ° at Nevada Siey. in =e. Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street . . EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE eg pubecrt > hls 2h. we we tere jhereunstg, David Muir yada xade Gallf 4 x or: Neill, Nevada Ci: keg Sg ce ties i eee aS so a GREANY, — J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, OP TULLE First-class Lime pad aes fay > gigonononn Ee P ae ee find i Lime! Lime! sos JEFFERIES Selena to their nal No STALE Goons. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy, is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices’ = One price to all, courteous treat_ ment and prompt delivery. “eBhe G.: SGADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada bene’:

ind for 15 cents. lease. remrentren’s and Baby where. TE Se RSHALL, JTURER OF : ne Sidewalks, . Walks, it Floors, lding Stone, Stone C’ olored. Tiles, Urna one Caskets, ete. ers for work to bed: fie Valley during 4 Work derate Prices. ly furnished on large or r whom we did work at. ha k we and "we will Agure A. MARSHALL, are TRANSCRIPT Office, Nevada City. notbe seeded by . s quickly as half d. wiih the Ene Raisin and Seeder. Easy hn and economi— Seed.grapes and at the rate of a in five minutes. ens able i im every” 101d, and Grape . Seeder . at all hardware Price $1. : Stamp for the tprising House. — 200 recipes, iE MFG. CO. OF PA., Pa. verp! t Chopper. Pe Om artigos & CALKINS, A CITY, CAL. 2-902 ie. é ws, alogues, nphelt Sy ‘ST PRICZS E ' ‘around, he is perhaps the’ ' player that ever lived in the county. Send q So is. Hood’s Sarsaparil . gures have given it a ; mess. 2 find. out batinieaeen gab Bova it. Prachones: aterm tpi . Rockeiifield was a pretty. Se Ep magic ‘ for about five a to pieces. the youngsters who are und . _ to wrest the championship Lai 7 me ee _Valley. ‘ Caverly will probably: play second Tomi tch usc ae amet {t is the : base for the Colts this season. He is} . boys’ playground and they cannot be anxious to come back here and” help expected to keep still: long. enough to keep the pennant in Nevada. City, and a any grass grow under their busy _ if he does come he will do a good deal . towards keeping it here. Taken all Winch vice eae? Prin‘best bart-. ° al ia talking ap, and that is to have nice display of ornamental potted jisAe in sat pokecioccres con wether Captain Gallagher will probably re-. 1: i gone in all’ the leading eastern suscitate his last year’s ball. club and 7 enter the field against the minor clubs. He says that owing to the lack of . —water in the mountains and the prospects for a dry summer, he will change the name from the Bugey Wannere hg the Dusters. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 are talking of organizing a club with Geo. . P I. Beckley as Captain and Snes es) any club in the county composed, . Native Sons to play a series of games. . for a silken banner. Pedigo, the new shortstop. of ‘the: Colts, who will probably make his first . appearance with the home clubon Sun' day next, formerly belonged to the . Napas and was one of the surest. bat chant . ters in that team. The Pioneers are negotiating fora _ mew pitcher aud one or two other men vho played in the Examiner leagne last ‘summer. It is whispered that they have a series of vorpnem in store for paseball cranks. 4 A Robin’ Hood’ ball club. will be ranized at this city soon. The members will be handsomely uniformed, pad A.B. Wolf will be manager. 2@e . A Novel Exhibit. , stood by Sutter's mill will be seen, “and the remainder of the summit, will . ” . be covered with earth, grass and shrubsbery. The tail race from the mill, eontaining the exact spot of the disLoovery,: also willbe, portrayed. On. ’ ‘the left-hand corner will stand lifeRize figures of an Indian, a Mexican nd a United States soldier; on the right-hand corner a sailor, a miner, .a x Rerchast and a pruner, ‘Large -redjwood trees and™ timbers. are tobe brought from the mountains for the Rept in order to give as. much the “appearance of the origina} mill as oul can possibly mane It, it. Some Figures as to Teachers. It is said there are in the United States,rougbly speaking,350,000 school. teachers, and of this number 120,000 -are men and, 230,000 are, women. In . other words, there are nearly twice as . many female as male teachers, and the ' disparity is increasing year by year. According to the last official census of Prussia there were 68,000. schoolteach. ers in the kingdom, of whom 9,000 were _ women and 59,000 men. It is evident,) 4 therefore, that the Prussian preference . is for male teachers, and in a way. as. . . marked the American prefers fémale. ples for tailor-made Suits received by J. Levy of the Popular Clothing Store. Suite made to ordar from. $9 up.to §25. Pants. from $8 up to’ $8. Oome and have your measure taken. Perfect fit teachers. In all Germany. there ‘are, s dncluding the government, church and 7 »private; schools, 135,000 teachers, and -tthe number of pupils is nearly 10,000,/ 000. There are 140,000 teachers in . France, of whom 65,000 are men and . . 75,000 are women, the number of each being subject to the same ratio of inecreuse. There are, it is supposed, canal sciet Sym, angen ' but authentic figures are lacking. Sceeetaeseeeeee erence Men Are Jupp ‘by what they do. and its great name every-. where. chips aise “oops Eitan man eae tartidhepeaiad be : operate, CP. indigestion, bilious+ -2@eHe tas No Taste That Does Not. . West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggist, xe schools nowadays, and.some. of. the: = on this coast are just beginning opt it. The plants are usually pda) by teachers, pupils and patrons of thé schools,. The girls take -eare of them during term time, take them to their different homes at the ag ale Ig ya RE eal Desraaed ) Woman. The Oroville Mercury. says that: at an Woodman was called to Honcut'to hold an inquest over the remains of. Mrs. L. ps, the wife of a wealthy, mer{and farmer who resides near that place, Mrs. Phillips has for years}. been to the use of liquor and it is supposed. that she died from the ‘effects of strong drink: Sheiwas under the influence of liquor Sunday evening and was assisted inside her yard by her husband and another man, as they were on their way to the store kept by Mr. Phillips. That.was. the last seen. ‘of her alive. P Satter. mill, near where Marshall’ Fol. » discovered the first nuggets of. gold, ) will be reproduced of redwood logs ‘at the Trans-Mississippi exposition at, /Omaha, This structure. will be :an} . identical representation of Sutter’s » mill at Coloma as it was on January . 2A, 1848. The ground. surrounding the . ’ _ mill will bé constructed in the form of an arch, the two massive supports will ~ consist of boulders and earth thrown » together at random. Ina niche hollow. ' in one support will be a figure repreq senting spring; in the corresponding, support will stand summer. Hard by a the mill the two gigantic pines that One lot with free wat water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main ‘road, and runs back ‘286 feet; also one piece (of fine. land. containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply'to =~ Brown.& Morean, ~ m10,te Real Estate Agents. A Great Novelty. The greatest Hovelty . just received in Boys’ Wash Snite; «manufactured : by the Unexcelled Company of New York. J. Levy has the line of their agent’s = for boys 3.t0. 10.years old, and them et wholesale prices. ~""PopuLaR OLOTHING Srore, ‘Where clothing, gent’s furnishing articles, hats, ; oto., are sold cheaper; than at any other s store here. tf How's” This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & OO., Prop., Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney: for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all transactions, and financially carry out sid dbligition made firm, Toledo, Q.Watorne, Kaman & Maxvis, Wholesale , Toledo, O-. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internalty, acting directly: upon. the: blood and mucous surfaces of the system, ‘Testimonials free, Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. 1000 Samples. Arrived. The latest Spring and Summer samearly, hour Monday, morning. Coroner} quarentend or no sale. m2-tf fails to Cure, . BBo. q ate a nice, clean fitting garment. Hib-. bitt, the Artist Cutter and “Tailor on . , Pine street, guarantees a perfect fit ss and stylish cut garment every time. “To Cure « Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund ‘the money if it] ~ 2 Queen. Lily Soap The Pact andy Sy te Mar-. “ vho showed me tows of fitst folios hich he never allowed to be sold under i pie pee Mormon rahtorpend ro Boe com “Bibliothec age eo ne Dene es for con ea Rowe sua Quaiuk 8 Will It Come to This? When airships shall fly gracefully ovib cut heeds ant elves anes thoughts ag well as words, and people live on their capsules of chem

pensed with and a symbol will be sufficient to designate one’s. person. ‘mnost advanced scientists have 4 Neate, been unable. to. remember the’ names their acquaintances. They never oo faces, and so oe deem page sexed sary. the n acrid ral dineenvaiietian of the person would be much better. Darwin once forgot his own name. Professor 8. of sn soe after committing to mem of names of a Spaniard Ce eae he) wished to present an old friend, forgot the name of his friend at the crucial moment.—New York Times, Horrors of of Dyspepsia Sour Stomach, Heart Palpitation, Nervous, Sleepless Now Able to Do All the Housework —wWhat Cured Mer. The excellent qualities of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as qa stomach tonic and appetizer enable it to relieve and cure dyspepsia even when cure seems hope. less. Read Mrs. Willett’s letters: «©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, : «¢ Gentlemen :—I have been: sick for for Letter pepsia with. all ite: nightmares, such as sour No. 1 stomach, flatulency, palpitation. of the heart, insomnia, etc., and all that time I have tried almost every known remedy and the best. doctors in the state, but nothing. did me any good. I was very Weak and Nervous. Abont five months ago. I commenced taking Hood’s: a and after using five bottles I am. able to do all‘my housework and feel better n ngs have_in séveral years. ‘Also, my ‘ay bison had pneumonia last winter and his bl got very bad; he had rheumatism and. co scarcely walk:. He commenced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and in a short time he was better in every. way, his rheumatism has left him and is in better health than for a long time.” Mrs. WwW. J. Waar, 26, Mt, Holly, N. C. * gti Praising Hoed’s. #¢C. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : ‘¢Dear Sirs:—I am still praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla for the Letter great benefit both myself to. 2 and husband derived from oe. its use and I do not hesitate to say it is the best medicine we havo ever used in our family.” Maus. W. J. Wriett, Mt. Holly, N. C. Sarsaparilla » ~~ urifier, Soid-by all druggists. §1; six oe 95. .}. EES HE aN cure all Liver Ills and ¢ Ditte ir Headache. 25e. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, et Frames Made to Order. PATENTS! =. Pension, Land and E ludian pbb operon ‘ = oes AND bEpoyenererm oe Sopr-righbls, —. of peti. WASHINCTON, D. C \food, then names will fetal bh te about six years with oe is joods tye Meal, 10. tb oe ‘os Sein ‘16 Ib sack. Graham: Flour, 16 Ib, sack Laundry Soap, Savon, 6 bars ‘Sand Soap, 5 bars ~ French Castile Soap, best, a bar “White Castile Soap.. 04. See reese Oysters, ‘best, can. Choicest. Mocha and Java Caffe per Iiy.: 30 Eastern. Hams, per 1b 12% Everything: Sold at Proportionately Low Rates. “)Shurtlelf's Cash Grocery _ Store, ARTISTIC TAILORING. Artist Gutter, . Pine Street, near Broad Street, Nevada City. [Successor to Frank T. Smith.) My stock is the largest in the’city. mestic Woolens. Wedding Suits. a Spclitty. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. NEVADA ‘THEATER. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Under the Auspices of For. the Benefit. of the. Funds of the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT —AND THE— PART. FIRST. By some of the Best Local Talent. PART SECOND. Griffith’s Brilliant New Society Comedy, Che setter “tarriage, In a Snicker, a Snort and a Paroxysm. ACT I—The Snicker—The storm a: ACT Il—The Snort ligh T 11i—The THE: hag a Has die Comf married yet single Merri an unfriendly friend. strikes. Doce. Peres, vos Dennis, a broth of a bo Aunt Clementine M: Miss ) Mary E EEE EE =Reserved Seats ro cents extra, at Foley’s. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Do° Workmanship and a Merchant Tailor: Friday Evening, March 18, 1898. Laurel Parlor, Yo 6; %. D. GW, N. 5. G, W. GRAND) PARLOR; A DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE BILL. ioe GRAND CONCERT BETWEEN THE ACTS, roxysm—Nobody hurt. Leonard DeVilbiss George E. Dunster . peti oo blamed but blameless......... L. 8. Calkins Charles ed p JAMES KINKEAD’S. Are Just Right. . Rattan Chairs, — Combination Book Cases and Secretaries. Seine Rockers, Chittoners, 24 Sheets First Quality Linen Stock, 24 Envelopes to match, oon a handsome box, -sereemmumrctrmectanner iceman: FOR 25 CENTS © AY DICKERMAN’S. Climax Dry Plate Developer Is meeting with great favor, BECAUSE It is easy to work. Keeps well. Makes fine negatives. Can be used over and over, —-. Only 25 Cents, Pint, 50 Cents, Quart READY FOR USE. H. DIGHERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. MERCHANT: TAILOR, Good Things for YOUR Dinner: oo0ee a Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. He HH Hm INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» » @ TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer, a Cleaned Zante Currants, + Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and rs Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLF, The Cash Grocer. SRE RISES BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency Noes sfiehinatei Whiskey @ Blue Label Catsup _ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 2 A Depot for Fancy Groceries Sal PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 Duffy’s Malt . .. » 1.00. Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky fail fe. * in bulk, per gal. 50 rrr xT, Whisky 75. Olives, " I 25 Bryant's Root Beer 2%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. 2° = « = © « = * ARABIAN. ROAST’ Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial. -= += = « “ &“ CoePartnership Notice. I, L. BOWMAN. OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Neve tes ghe. undersi ersigned, do hereby cert we are partners sa and machine business in t iforni Dentists. ii & Nevada City, Cal. fullof ali the mem-. ping PLATE WORK & SPECIALTY cacph G., O'Neill, KINDS OF FILLIN = of of ow Fem wg at Aid, —es sag respective names renorship beeritred, 4. F%. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, ° at Nevada Siey. in =e. Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street . . EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE eg pubecrt > hls 2h. we we tere jhereunstg, David Muir yada xade Gallf 4 x or: Neill, Nevada Ci: keg Sg ce ties i eee aS so a GREANY, — J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law, OP TULLE First-class Lime pad aes fay > gigonononn Ee P ae ee find i Lime! Lime! sos JEFFERIES Selena to their nal No STALE Goons. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy, is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest Prices’ = One price to all, courteous treat_ ment and prompt delivery. “eBhe G.: SGADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada bene’: