March 30, 1896 (4 pages)

S2epanphekanag iene ‘ i i t } 4 i ag ean Bie a IS I AS THE S DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Ses Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif. Published Rveutnes peters Bundays and Supeckirrion Fifteen Cents a Week,: @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Pat@in Advance fera Full Year. LocAL ERgapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno#wn on Appli~ MONDAY.. .MARCH 30, 1896. AN INTERESTING ADDRESS. The Epworth League Honored Last a3 Evening. The address of Hon.:J. T, Howard at the Methodist Church last evening was listened to and enjoyed by an andience that was limited only by the seating capacity of the house. The interest was intense, as was manifested by the rapt attention with which the hearers followed the gifted speaker. The subject is found in Daniel 2,—31—35, _ and it would be a pleasure to make copious extracts were it possible to do so without marring the perfection of the en semble, but a confusion of ideas prevails ata mental review of the matter; so many salient points abound that a synopsis of the address would at best be but a weak production of words that were images and thoughts that glowed as he brought to light treasures of ancient biblical lore, tracing the thread of history with the ease and confidence of the thorough scholar through the different ages, races, and conditions down to the présent time, touching lightly, of necessity, but every touch telling its story. One marvelled at the facility with which authorities, records and ocurrences were quoted .as though it were an every-day matter to be familiar with all the great and pivotal affairs of by-gone ages and their influence upon the world today. There can be no doubt that many who have read and blindly groped for light upon the subject felt a wondering delight at the simplicity and beauty of the symbol expressed in the text as expounded by the speaker, and the young hearts which are but just opening to the beauties of the revelation of Scripture had a lesson which will afford them a wide field for study,and “‘long, lowg thoughts, ”: Although contending against somewhat of physical distress Mr. Howard was easily in sympathetic nearness to his audience; his genial heart-warmth was irrisistibly winning, while his intellectual qualities commanded the respect and admiration of all. The Epworth Leagu-, to whom the address was given, will long remember the kindness of the act and will not fail to profit by it. o®. Superior Court. , The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding:Peter Knight vs. Thomas Hodge, Order for decree of foreclosure, M. L. Stone et al, Exec. etc., vs, Thomas Hodge et al. Order for decree of foreclosure; John M, Thomas appointed Commissioner. Bond $3000. ~ Estate of Elizabeth Seibert, deceased, Crder admitting will to probate and letters issued to Car] Schemer without bonds, Estate of Barbara Finsterwald, d d Order admitting will to probate and letters issued tv Martin Burth. Bond fixed at $2000, . Estate of William T. Thomas, deceased. Order Sdmitting will to probate and letters issued to Daniel Furth and Charles E. Taber without bonds. Estate of James J, Tanham, deceased, Settlement. of final account and decree of distribution of estate granted, Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, Hearing petition for decree of distribution of estate postponed until 10 o’clock tomorrow, Estate of Hans N. Fedderson, deceased. Hearipg petition for decree of distribution and of tinal account postponed until Wednesday, April Ist, at 2.0 *clock. George W. Curless va, E. R. Morrill et ux. Motion te strike out answer granted. Mary Ella Smith vs, Patrick Hawkins, Settlement of findings. People of the State vs. Ah Chin. Being argued. . 2c OS ~Keep Your Money at tHolne. Don’t send away from town when you can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21.00. Prices reduced. Don’t ask for credit. . m30) Leac & SHaw Co. Spring Novelites. Leutje. & Brand have just. received a splendid st »ck of spring novelties for the use of Iaaies. Among them are some beautifal belts with silver buckle ornaments. The assortment is varied, the belts being of different hues, and the designs are the prettiest ever seen in this city. Ladies call around and see the many pretty things on display at the well-known favorite jewelry estalishment. tf ve aad All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and teas friends about Shiloh’s Cure tor Consumption, They will recommend it, Sold by tia” oe & Co. Pills Do Not Cure. Pills do not cure Constipation. ‘They only icy of s Clover Root Tea gives ‘regal ty of he bowels, é WOMRN ‘TAXPAYERS, There Are te ‘i Hiandred in Ne+ ,.» Yada County, from the assessment roll there are 638 women who pay taxesin Nevada county. In November the men of ‘the State will be called. upon to decide whether that boasted principle proclaimed in 1776 (that taxation without representation is tyranny) is a principle or a subterfuge. If there is an-honest purpose to carry out the declaration you talk and rant so much about, that ‘‘All good governmerits derive their. just powers from the consent of the governed,” see that it is fulfilled in November or acknowledge that assertions are only to jingle. = What woman would not willingly bear the burdens and penalties thrust upon her if borne equally with man? What mother can teach her children patriotism if she conscientiously interprets the full meaning of the Declaration of Independence. When I hear that much glorified document referred to by bombastic orators with such expressions as ‘‘All persons are free and equal,” and that ‘‘the ballot is one of our greatest privileges,” I can but think it would be more trathful to refer to that document as obsolete than claim our Govérnment is conducted on its principles. Women are tired of the meaningless “chivalry” you have given us so long; give us common sense and there will not be so many slurs about irresponsible and uncompanionable women. Opponents cry out that many women do not want the ballot; where suffrage is aot restricted it is used by as large a percentage of women as men and every Governor.of Wyoming has so testified and to its good effect, A large percentage of men ‘lid not want suffrage when it was demanded by the colonies who declared representation a just principle, Now I will ask all voters whose -attention is called to this subject to read the Declaration of. Independence thinkingly, and decide if it is conducted according to the principles it asserts, does it apply to allalike? Give usa fair hearing. Attend the lectures of Rev. Anna Shaw and Miss Yates at the Nevada Theatre on April 30th and May Ist. The former has interested large audiences and received great praise from the press throughout the State. The lectures will be free to all and if you do not believe a word they say you lose nothing but j you time, New Woman. IDEAL AMERICAN HOMES. Interesting Lecture by Miss Anna Shaw in San Francisco. Rev, Anna’ H. Shaw lectured in San Francisco on Wednesday evening on ‘The Amer. ican Home.” After a pleasant introduction by Rev. Dr. Goodwin, Miss Shaw said : ‘*No word kindles more love in the human breast than that of home. of singing its praises; philosophers never weary analyzing its various phases, The statement is repeatedly made that a woman should bein berhome. Thatistrue. Every human being is entitled to have a home, but if one sex need it more than another it is the man Nine times out of ten a woman can get along better than a man when deprived of a home.” ‘The ideal home must have three elements—a man, a woman anda child, You cannot get an ideal home and leave out one of these. No man ever made a home ; he may have a house well kept, but it is nota home., Give a woman two rooms and a cat, and she will immediately make something akintoahome, But housekeeper and not a home-maker. I don’t usually stay awake nights to sympathize with men, but my heart goes out to the man who is followed all his lifetime with a duster and a dustpan. I know such a one. He was dusted every time he came home, and his wife, a good housekeeper, followed him the house over to keep thingsin order. Another woman in the same place was a homehouse. She had six children and every other child that could come there, and it was all so happy that her husband found it the pleasantest place he knew,’ and any visitor was happy to stumble over an occas— ional thing out of place, That woman dusted her mind and made those around her happy. Housekeeping and home-making can and often do go together, but the home is often sacrificed for the house,”’ Love, marriage and divorce were discussed, Humorously and seriously these great circumstances of life were handled, and the many responsibities of a mother analyzed. In summing up Miss Shaw said: “The weakness of the Americans home is the lack of fatherhood, Ia no country. does a father toil harder than in America; every advantage is given the children, but ‘the father does not enter into the child life as he should. The children need the strength of /the good father quite as much as a loving mother, The boys don’t need him any more than the girls, Self-sacrificing fathers give everything they can win for their children ; they make their. lives too easy. I don’t care how good a woman is, a boy and girl, too, should be brought up in a home where a father’s, a man’s, nobility should enter into their lives.’ The lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute to the patriotism which will spring from the ideal broader home of the days to come. inven’ Ss Cherry Pectoral possesses power— ful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy ig emplcyed in colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, Its snodyi.e and expectorant effects are promptly iealized, It 18 ,a, chemical success and a nedical triumpb, y -s & Ovr oF WEAKNESS comes strength when the blood has mn purified, enriched and appetite restored and the p by Hood’s Sarsaparijla, 8 Pris cure nousea, sick headache, ndigéstion, bil.vusness. old by all drag-From ail Parts of the World, ee tipo 4-0 clock This “Afternoon: Eprror Transorivt: » By actual: count]. : Poets never {tire : Fatally Shot. San Francisco, March 30.—This morning as John Martin, driver of a parole wagon, was sitting in his wagon,-his wife came up from behind and began shooting at him. One bullet passed through his body, producing a wound that will probably cause his death. Mrs. Martin said in explanation of her action that Martin had hot been home for some time, that he had been @rinking hard and had neglected her. A Desperate Scheme. New Yors, March 30.—Members of the Cuban Junta here have resolved to strike a serious blow at Spain. It-is proposed to, purchase and equip a cruiser and send it ont for the express purpose of capturing or sinking some large Spanish merchaatman. The parties who have the scheme in hand are provided with the necessary’ funds and gay: the project will certainly be carried out, Appropriation For Dams. . Wasuineton, March 30.—The Rivers and Harbors bill, which ‘is’ to~ be-reported tomorrow, gives to California more than has been expected. In~ addition -to the other items is an appropriation of $250,000 made for the purpose of building restraincomes into the rivers, This appropriation the committee. _Hon. Tirey L. Ford and all the other Californians did effective work before the committee. In addition the bill provides for the creatiou of a commission, to be>known as the Sacramento River Commission, whose duty it will be to inspect the Sacramento river and its tributaries and inaugurate work which will dition in 1862, —_— Rescued From the Natives,” Bu.uwayo, Matabeland, March °30.— Captain Gifford, with a rescuing force, ‘left here last Thursday. Word has just been received that 33 white people, who ‘were about to be massacred by the natives near the village of Inseza, were pencung. PERSONAL. POINTERS, A Conciss Chronicle of -Yarlous Folks Doings and Intentions: Miss Lillie Hugunin of San Francisco is here on a visit, W. G. Dailey. of San. Francisco arrived here on the morning train. George Van Buskirk and H. Van, Buskirk, of Marysville, are in towr. R. M. Lotta of Wheatland is ia town. H,. B. Turman and son of Coluga are.in town. M. Craig and O. W. Craig came over from Relief Hill yesterday. W. J. Masterson of Stockton is in town. He is here in the interest of Brown’s Addition, W.A. Matrenaie has. returned from San Francisco. Superintendent McRiniey lelt;-today for San Francisco, : last evening. W. H. Hustler came over from Patter— son yesterday. W. D. Spencer of San Jose is here spending a few days. F, M. Wayland come down from Barth Bloomfield yesterday.Miss Annie Furth of North ‘Sin 76 tan. is visiting the family of J. T. Morgan, * Mrs. C. A. Pere left today for Sutter county to visit her brother at North Buttes, Mr, and Mrs, Theo, Wetzel arrived. , here} today from Bangor. M. Brieth and W. Wood came over from Sweetland today. San Juan today. Lena Finsterworld “of Swelling i is her on a visit, F Major J. S. McBride came over from North San Juan today, : Mrs. Harry Rogers has' returned home after an extended visit to Southern Califor— nia. Her sister, Mrs. A. N. Gray, who accompanied her from here came as far as San Jose-with her, where she by Temain with her husband. Seb? BTS Mrs. SarahGlark, one’ dt died: ‘Gity’s most lovable old ladies, has returned from Sacramento, whereshe has been visiting her elder daughter, Mra. Geo, M. Mott. The Finest in the. City. a John W. Brate, IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, . >. Has opened the most elegant Saloon j in choicest Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the State. Call around . " and see my place 4 and teat my goods. eee SRP AE 4 ing dams to hold back. the debris that . : was the subject of much ‘discussion ’ before . * altimately restore the rivers to their con-[ James Bell of San Francisco arrived here f John: German Jr.; cimé over fd North’ Nevada City. He will Re: op band the . % Special to the Daily Transcript. Attempt to Wreck a Train. Rep Buurr, March 30.—A daring attempt was made ‘yesterday morning to derail a south bound train just across the river, from Tehama, Hight ties had. been laid across the frack*near a switch but the engineer saw the obstruction in time to stop the train before. reaching it. Tramps are suspected of piling the ties on the track. oD Hot-Headed Students, ‘BARCELONA,’ Spain, March 30th.—The college students held their regular Sunday onstration against the United States sterday. Strong anti-American senti~ ments were expressed, and asaclimax to the pee oe an Aaa flag was burned. Friendly to This Country. New York, March 30.—A World's special from the-City of Mexico says the report that Mexico had formed an alliance with Spain is preposterous. On the contrary, the-people of that country are friendly te the United States, and public sentiment is overwhelmingly anti-~Spanish, Burned a Village, Havana, March 30.—Advices received state that the Insurgent.trogps have burned the village of Depé; inelading among the buildings destroyed a.church. When their fury was at its height the invading forces captured the Mayor of the place and subsequently hanged bim. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S summarized ‘Mention of Minor Home Happenings, + An impromptu game. of. baseball. was played at. Conley’s field yesterday afternoon by some-of the young men of our town. «The official call-.for a city election, to be held Monday, May 4th, is published in ‘. today’s TRanscripr. The ccld north wind that prevailed today J was not very agreeable to people outdoors, and was somewhat injurious to crops of all kinds. Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives Closes Eastern.. 9:43 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 9:43 a. m. 11:30.a, m. Western .. 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p. *Excepting Saturdays, : Grass Valley. Chicago Park, Colfax. 4:45 p.m. 11:30 aim Grass Valley. wees 9:43 ame 8:00 p.m, Sierra City.,.11:30 a.m. 8:00'p. m. N. Bloomfield. . 3:00 p.m. 8:00'p. m. Maybert... 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. *You Bet. .. 9:30'a. m. . 2.00 p. m. *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p. m, Sundays and Holidays: il: oe a. m, to 12:80 } . p mm, A Zi Ge Ant You One of thoge unhappy people suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood’s ro ee ama which feeds them upon pure Hoon’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Oure for Headache. Asa remedy for all forms of Headache Hlectric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded: habitual sick headaches yield to: its: inflaence. Wé <urge all who ate . afflicted to procure a bottle, and give thie remedy a fair tridl, In cases of habitual] constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it onee,. : Fifty cents and $1.00 at Dickerman & Co.’s. ‘Drug Store, ———$—$—$=——______ _FOR CITY MARSHAL. .2 B. GETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself ss ‘a candidate for the offce of City Marshal. gate tion Monday, May 4th. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. — : a Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a . Specialty.,.All orders promptly executed. Leave orders. at the Union Hotel, 2 Novge:to: Cx Creditors. STATE of Wiliam T. Th Thomas, deaiakad. Notice is hereby vee A the ti mpsetgned ss e store at Daniel rye seme belng the plac les the Raves we ucts of said estate, in said pes E. TABER, pe@-THE LUNCH COUNTER 18 THE BEST. [IN THE CITY, : Bxecutors of the Last Win of Fen eee Dated this 39:h cay of h, eg po yah ome — 3-65, 4-25, 2 5-00 . / ttoat: T, H. Care, Chirk, nh ftest t Brut at 7 Valley Up-to O'clock This Atte moon. Thomas Gilbert, pumpman,:at thes Massex. . chusetts Hill mine was badly hurt yesterday afternean; by dbeing caught Between the timbers of the shaft and a descending. car. The upper portion uf! one side of jhis jaw was broken and_ his. face was -severely bruised. Another employe, ‘noticing that the car was about ‘te strike Gilbert, gang the bell to hoist, and the engineer auswered the: signal promptly,} ‘stopping the car just as it struck Gilbert. Had the car proceeded } ©. downward the pumpman would :have met with serious if mot frtakinjary. ic: * Justice Trebilcox this morning disthiseed the case against George, Zink, who. was arrested last week for battery, for ‘the reason that the, evidence was. insnfficient. Dr. C. W.:J3ones, who. wert to Sweetland Saturday to attend. W.P. Alper’s ghia, who was hurt. by a fall,. found thaé“ the sciatic nerve had been: injured. The child will be all right in a little while. Mrs, Mary D. White,. mother of Fred and Jolin White, died Saturday ‘hight, . of heart failure.’ -The funeral will, take place from the family residence tomorrow after~ noon. Quartz Parlor of Native Sons’ has revived the Argonaut degree and a delegation, will shortly go to-Auburn to confer the! ey on, Native Sons at that Place,, . -Ehey near futuéé, <* De Not Despair because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, cures when all others ‘fail ‘to do any good whatever. : MONEY SAVING PRICES. -MOKET. SAYING DISHES : Be MONEY SAVERS Lunch: Buckets, Coffee Pots, Gream Pitchers Oat. Meal Bowls, Custard Cups): Spooners Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins, “5e each, or 6 for Be. 10¢ MONEY SAVERS Berry Dish, Milk Pails, Meat : ‘Dish, Dish Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3 for 25c,.° ~ Tea Sets 4&4 Pieces, complete for: 12 persons,” Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Bach Gold Spray Decorations. “Money Saving Prices Per Bet : Ye Joh b ieee Sacre + aa rt Dinner Sets . GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons.” Pa 7 White, Deliente Blue, Brown and Ric Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving: Prices Per Set » §3 35, 6°" 50 Dinner Sets _ 19 i , complete for 12 persona, Pre ite; Delicate Blue, ‘Browh and Hes » Gold Spray Decorations, ag Money Saving Prices Per Set ik 5% [28 eh 9:50, wate Gea Amsican Inpoting Tea Co Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill $t., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8, F. TRY OUR MONEY SAVING PRICES AT OUR MONEY SAVING STORES 100 IN OPERATION t Honey Saved se Day *y FOR SALE, “THE. NOVELTY. REPAIR SHOP N SACRAMENTO STREET, near t O%, lueluding Band Sew, Circular oA wise ing. Machine, and: with W Whesi mo Shafting, all complete and me to run; 1s offered foreale. a: ¢ Of or address , m23 Cc; PEROIY AL. Election Proclamation. smh HE ELECTORS oF F THE CO % T of the. Cityof Nevada. are ORPORATION. that an lection will be held in Nendk City on Monday, May 4th, 1896, To elect the following 1 named officers: 1. Ma “e 5G ka ee CF : ih PEERS ETS os ae Trustes. ; i s, he places of election and the off shall conduct said elec ae a ciicets Bl several precincts of a Ci lose Saat ada shall be and eh i. ; pointed as follows, to wie: ee enemas ama ep Precinct No.4. Polis atQlutter’s Carriage tory on the Piaza. ae ae tors wes careag va . D. Hutchinson; ba . John Hi* Richards and qd. wi Fleming; Clerks, H. C. Welser burger aud J J. Sebacn: Olerks, M B. Siddles and John Polls’ at the City: Hall. “Tat oe 601 a 2 gpectors, . b, wat amand C. Booth: clétik ete . MM deiear Gray; Bajlot Clerks, one Lol eh soard end . recinct, No.3, . Polls. usti oe gpa Gco. es ae Jessie's couse f} Clerks, . C. Rand: ati ch BalloyGlerks, Felix Gillet and A. Bi ,The polls wil be open from & mris> till 8 By ordorol the a of tere, z ” Presiden, o" ‘and Phil. Goyne;. eorge KE, Jobnston;! : artung. » 684years or in 1626, Peter Minuit bought Manhattan island from Bra — and id-for it $24-in mer ise. ~ se has usually been thought that Peter took advantage of the ignorance “OP thé untitored: savage and ‘made an’ excellent bargain for himself. No doubt but that Peter thought it a gooditrade, particularly when he considered: the value of lots after the streets would be laid out, Central park improved, Brooklyn. bridge built and the island had a population of two millions; for Peter was a shrewd real estate speculator and’ looked a long ahead with a correct, prophetic *N otwithstanding all --of* “Peter’s shrewdness and foresight he made:the mistake of his life and lost millions of dollars by hispurchase. He a Hn stop to figure interest. Since 1626 the rate of inter’ in this country, where money has always been in demand, has ranged from six per cent.-up.to_highway robbery. It will be conservative to say that eight per eent. isa fair average. : Now, if Peter,had loaned his $24 at eight per cent. compound interest, from then until this date, what would ‘its value be, compared with the value of Manhattan island? , Ateight per cent. compound ititerest, money will double once in about nine years. Now, there have been twentynine times nine years, and seven years more, since: Peter made his purchase. Then, if he had loaned his $24 he would have had nearly $400,000 at the end of the,first one hundred yedrs, and more than $200,000,000 at the close of the second century, while in 1894his principal of $24 would have grown to be $20,000,000,000—the value of Manhattan island many. times over. So, in fact the Indians got the best of the bargain, and no-doubt they chuckled over. the ; situation. as they walked through Baxter street with the $24 worth of merchrndise in their arms. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and i” diseases are cured by Shiloh’ s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Haymony stock will be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-1m. . : cain, obtained for 50 gente, cents. Apply to Feep. Ez Brow. Will be delivered coe METHODIS T ewoaen, one the auspices of the Ladies’. hid. Society, As FOUAUS 3 fis Friday Evening, April 3d—. . REY, M: D, BOCK, of Sacramento, Subject—* ‘Backbone,” : Friday Evening, “April. ious i os REY. L. J. GARYER, of Gruss Valley. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” "% Friday Evening, April 17th, HON. J. 7. HOWARD, of Grass Valley, : Snbject—""E, Plufibua’ ‘Uaum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents, Single Tickets, 25 cents, Children’s Tickets, 10 cents, Spring Millinery. The Latgest « andTee Fashionable Stock’ gale In Nevada = County. LF Don’t make yo your purchases without examining my goods and prices. MRS. I: MARION, — Leader pa ge X eres — cm 2 Wines ae “i Ps Wines aa os Pp Wor, The Cash pee ae Has received a consignment of vos . Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the _ following figures : / Monee s Imported Sherry, 5° cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret,-50. cents per bottle. ees Sweet California Muscat, 25 American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint ‘bottle. : Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 ¢ents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 2 5 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents per oad ee cents per quart bottle.» P. G. @ SCABDEN, Comnencas Street, “To be found aN __ GIVE ME A TRIAL. ” Bte., Bite The Best of Ail ! 5 vi i ° ti Sia . Even the Stay or. Cape affects senetaons tiie come. “Iv cx) then seem plain that it is woman's “duty ‘fo secure TdE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and: EASY FITTING Jus Bad the world. i is worshiping at the shrine of . ~ Royal Nopeastat es And mniltions of happy hearts . cmeowd inside the Kid Fitting Royal Wor 150° styles atprices > i Say et < a aie: semen ke 2 Sata att sk meetin oy “Sole Agents for , Nevada Gly : Oe a tee hee —_—te mee a mee . cat 2 the William Lar ‘dent’of Califor: évening at th ing from the ‘io ‘He had been years and of lat much of ‘the ti not unexpected Deceased was 1825; and. was months old. . Jose; where he of the following Parks’ Bar, Yu mining. Later which was. ther At that place he years, and ther children—seven In 1876 Mr. Lat Nevada City, ' Hunt’s Hill and a while, going t they lived:a nur Six years ago of the daughters near Hanford o children sutviv Asay of San Je Hanford, Mrs. ' Mrs, W. H. V William Landri; Mrs. T. H. Cor, J. P. Arbogast « Deceased was @ man who was “topics. He was -matore, and w: knew him, The funeral afternoon at 2 Catholic Church tives are expect — Ci ‘The announce candidate for 1 City Marshal wi ‘Nevada City ne rand we believe t are in favor of r thas performed . satisfactory and entitled to gre: preciation of his manifested very Employed by Grove Deal te the Nevada Cor pany, and was z pany’s power hc river. Grove hi ence in the e! worked at it % No one in or ‘bald or gray, :treatment, W: ~soalp and the us May I ‘Mr. Fred M @hat he had a many years, wil “and also that hi eat any good re began we of El lief at once, E adapted to cure troubles and oft lief. One trial Prise only 50c. erman & Co,’s. Ladies’ Oxfor per ya ir, at the Karl’s Ie @ sure cure diseases; -* Nott by Dickerman .

S2epanphekanag iene ‘ i i t } 4 i ag ean Bie a IS I AS THE S DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Ses Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif. Published Rveutnes peters Bundays and Supeckirrion Fifteen Cents a Week,: @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Pat@in Advance fera Full Year. LocAL ERgapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno#wn on Appli~ MONDAY... ..MARCH 30, 1896. AN INTERESTING ADDRESS. The Epworth League Honored Last a3 Evening. The address of Hon.:J. T, Howard at the Methodist Church last evening was listened to and enjoyed by an andience that was limited only by the seating capacity of the house. The interest was intense, as was manifested by the rapt attention with which the hearers followed the gifted speaker. The subject is found in Daniel 2,—31—35, _ and it would be a pleasure to make copious extracts were it possible to do so without marring the perfection of the en semble, but a confusion of ideas prevails ata mental review of the matter; so many salient points abound that a synopsis of the address would at best be but a weak production of words that were images and thoughts that glowed as he brought to light treasures of ancient biblical lore, tracing the thread of history with the ease and confidence of the thorough scholar through the different ages, races, and conditions down to the présent time, touching lightly, of necessity, but every touch telling its story. One marvelled at the facility with which authorities, records and ocurrences were quoted .as though it were an every-day matter to be familiar with all the great and pivotal affairs of by-gone ages and their influence upon the world today. There can be no doubt that many who have read and blindly groped for light upon the subject felt a wondering delight at the simplicity and beauty of the symbol expressed in the text as expounded by the speaker, and the young hearts which are but just opening to the beauties of the revelation of Scripture had a lesson which will afford them a wide field for study,and “‘long, lowg thoughts, ”: Although contending against somewhat of physical distress Mr. Howard was easily in sympathetic nearness to his audience; his genial heart-warmth was irrisistibly winning, while his intellectual qualities commanded the respect and admiration of all. The Epworth Leagu-, to whom the address was given, will long remember the kindness of the act and will not fail to profit by it. o®. Superior Court. , The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding:Peter Knight vs. Thomas Hodge, Order for decree of foreclosure, M. L. Stone et al, Exec. etc., vs, Thomas Hodge et al. Order for decree of foreclosure; John M, Thomas appointed Commissioner. Bond $3000. ~ Estate of Elizabeth Seibert, deceased, Crder admitting will to probate and letters issued to Car] Schemer without bonds, Estate of Barbara Finsterwald, d d Order admitting will to probate and letters issued tv Martin Burth. Bond fixed at $2000, . Estate of William T. Thomas, deceased. Order Sdmitting will to probate and letters issued to Daniel Furth and Charles E. Taber without bonds. Estate of James J, Tanham, deceased, Settlement. of final account and decree of distribution of estate granted, Estate of Amelia Fogeli, deceased, Hearing petition for decree of distribution of estate postponed until 10 o’clock tomorrow, Estate of Hans N. Fedderson, deceased. Hearipg petition for decree of distribution and of tinal account postponed until Wednesday, April Ist, at 2.0 *clock. George W. Curless va, E. R. Morrill et ux. Motion te strike out answer granted. Mary Ella Smith vs, Patrick Hawkins, Settlement of findings. People of the State vs. Ah Chin. Being argued. . 2c OS ~Keep Your Money at tHolne. Don’t send away from town when you can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21.00. Prices reduced. Don’t ask for credit. . m30) Leac & SHaw Co. Spring Novelites. Leutje. & Brand have just. received a splendid st »ck of spring novelties for the use of Iaaies. Among them are some beautifal belts with silver buckle ornaments. The assortment is varied, the belts being of different hues, and the designs are the prettiest ever seen in this city. Ladies call around and see the many pretty things on display at the well-known favorite jewelry estalishment. tf ve aad All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and teas friends about Shiloh’s Cure tor Consumption, They will recommend it, Sold by tia” oe & Co. Pills Do Not Cure. Pills do not cure Constipation. ‘They only icy of s Clover Root Tea gives ‘regal ty of he bowels, é WOMRN ‘TAXPAYERS, There Are te ‘i Hiandred in Ne+ ,.» Yada County, from the assessment roll there are 638 women who pay taxesin Nevada county. In November the men of ‘the State will be called. upon to decide whether that boasted principle proclaimed in 1776 (that taxation without representation is tyranny) is a principle or a subterfuge. If there is an-honest purpose to carry out the declaration you talk and rant so much about, that ‘‘All good governmerits derive their. just powers from the consent of the governed,” see that it is fulfilled in November or acknowledge that assertions are only to jingle. = What woman would not willingly bear the burdens and penalties thrust upon her if borne equally with man? What mother can teach her children patriotism if she conscientiously interprets the full meaning of the Declaration of Independence. When I hear that much glorified document referred to by bombastic orators with such expressions as ‘‘All persons are free and equal,” and that ‘‘the ballot is one of our greatest privileges,” I can but think it would be more trathful to refer to that document as obsolete than claim our Govérnment is conducted on its principles. Women are tired of the meaningless “chivalry” you have given us so long; give us common sense and there will not be so many slurs about irresponsible and uncompanionable women. Opponents cry out that many women do not want the ballot; where suffrage is aot restricted it is used by as large a percentage of women as men and every Governor.of Wyoming has so testified and to its good effect, A large percentage of men ‘lid not want suffrage when it was demanded by the colonies who declared representation a just principle, Now I will ask all voters whose -attention is called to this subject to read the Declaration of. Independence thinkingly, and decide if it is conducted according to the principles it asserts, does it apply to allalike? Give usa fair hearing. Attend the lectures of Rev. Anna Shaw and Miss Yates at the Nevada Theatre on April 30th and May Ist. The former has interested large audiences and received great praise from the press throughout the State. The lectures will be free to all and if you do not believe a word they say you lose nothing but j you time, New Woman. IDEAL AMERICAN HOMES. Interesting Lecture by Miss Anna Shaw in San Francisco. Rev, Anna’ H. Shaw lectured in San Francisco on Wednesday evening on ‘The Amer. ican Home.” After a pleasant introduction by Rev. Dr. Goodwin, Miss Shaw said : ‘*No word kindles more love in the human breast than that of home. of singing its praises; philosophers never weary analyzing its various phases, The statement is repeatedly made that a woman should bein berhome. Thatistrue. Every human being is entitled to have a home, but if one sex need it more than another it is the man Nine times out of ten a woman can get along better than a man when deprived of a home.” ‘The ideal home must have three elements—a man, a woman anda child, You cannot get an ideal home and leave out one of these. No man ever made a home ; he may have a house well kept, but it is nota home., Give a woman two rooms and a cat, and she will immediately make something akintoahome, But housekeeper and not a home-maker. I don’t usually stay awake nights to sympathize with men, but my heart goes out to the man who is followed all his lifetime with a duster and a dustpan. I know such a one. He was dusted every time he came home, and his wife, a good housekeeper, followed him the house over to keep thingsin order. Another woman in the same place was a homehouse. She had six children and every other child that could come there, and it was all so happy that her husband found it the pleasantest place he knew,’ and any visitor was happy to stumble over an occas— ional thing out of place, That woman dusted her mind and made those around her happy. Housekeeping and home-making can and often do go together, but the home is often sacrificed for the house,”’ Love, marriage and divorce were discussed, Humorously and seriously these great circumstances of life were handled, and the many responsibities of a mother analyzed. In summing up Miss Shaw said: “The weakness of the Americans home is the lack of fatherhood, Ia no country. does a father toil harder than in America; every advantage is given the children, but ‘the father does not enter into the child life as he should. The children need the strength of /the good father quite as much as a loving mother, The boys don’t need him any more than the girls, Self-sacrificing fathers give everything they can win for their children ; they make their. lives too easy. I don’t care how good a woman is, a boy and girl, too, should be brought up in a home where a father’s, a man’s, nobility should enter into their lives.’ The lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute to the patriotism which will spring from the ideal broader home of the days to come. inven’ Ss Cherry Pectoral possesses power— ful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy ig emplcyed in colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, Its snodyi.e and expectorant effects are promptly iealized, It 18 ,a, chemical success and a nedical triumpb, y -s & Ovr oF WEAKNESS comes strength when the blood has mn purified, enriched and appetite restored and the p by Hood’s Sarsaparijla, 8 Pris cure nousea, sick headache, ndigéstion, bil.vusness. old by all drag-From ail Parts of the World, ee tipo 4-0 clock This “Afternoon: Eprror Transorivt: » By actual: count]. : Poets never {tire : Fatally Shot. San Francisco, March 30.—This morning as John Martin, driver of a parole wagon, was sitting in his wagon,-his wife came up from behind and began shooting at him. One bullet passed through his body, producing a wound that will probably cause his death. Mrs. Martin said in explanation of her action that Martin had hot been home for some time, that he had been @rinking hard and had neglected her. A Desperate Scheme. New Yors, March 30.—Members of the Cuban Junta here have resolved to strike a serious blow at Spain. It-is proposed to, purchase and equip a cruiser and send it ont for the express purpose of capturing or sinking some large Spanish merchaatman. The parties who have the scheme in hand are provided with the necessary’ funds and gay: the project will certainly be carried out, Appropriation For Dams. . Wasuineton, March 30.—The Rivers and Harbors bill, which ‘is’ to~ be-reported tomorrow, gives to California more than has been expected. In~ addition -to the other items is an appropriation of $250,000 made for the purpose of building restraincomes into the rivers, This appropriation the committee. _Hon. Tirey L. Ford and all the other Californians did effective work before the committee. In addition the bill provides for the creatiou of a commission, to be>known as the Sacramento River Commission, whose duty it will be to inspect the Sacramento river and its tributaries and inaugurate work which will dition in 1862, —_— Rescued From the Natives,” Bu.uwayo, Matabeland, March °30.— Captain Gifford, with a rescuing force, ‘left here last Thursday. Word has just been received that 33 white people, who ‘were about to be massacred by the natives near the village of Inseza, were pencung. PERSONAL. POINTERS, A Conciss Chronicle of -Yarlous Folks Doings and Intentions: Miss Lillie Hugunin of San Francisco is here on a visit, W. G. Dailey. of San. Francisco arrived here on the morning train. George Van Buskirk and H. Van, Buskirk, of Marysville, are in towr. R. M. Lotta of Wheatland is ia town. H,. B. Turman and son of Coluga are.in town. M. Craig and O. W. Craig came over from Relief Hill yesterday. W. J. Masterson of Stockton is in town. He is here in the interest of Brown’s Addition, W.A. Matrenaie has. returned from San Francisco. Superintendent McRiniey lelt;-today for San Francisco, : last evening. W. H. Hustler came over from Patter— son yesterday. W. D. Spencer of San Jose is here spending a few days. F, M. Wayland come down from Barth Bloomfield yesterday.Miss Annie Furth of North ‘Sin 76 tan. is visiting the family of J. T. Morgan, * Mrs. C. A. Pere left today for Sutter county to visit her brother at North Buttes, Mr, and Mrs, Theo, Wetzel arrived. , here} today from Bangor. M. Brieth and W. Wood came over from Sweetland today. San Juan today. Lena Finsterworld “of Swelling i is her on a visit, F Major J. S. McBride came over from North San Juan today, : Mrs. Harry Rogers has' returned home after an extended visit to Southern Califor— nia. Her sister, Mrs. A. N. Gray, who accompanied her from here came as far as San Jose-with her, where she by Temain with her husband. Seb? BTS Mrs. SarahGlark, one’ dt died: ‘Gity’s most lovable old ladies, has returned from Sacramento, whereshe has been visiting her elder daughter, Mra. Geo, M. Mott. The Finest in the. City. a John W. Brate, IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, . >. Has opened the most elegant Saloon j in choicest Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in the State. Call around . " and see my place 4 and teat my goods. eee SRP AE 4 ing dams to hold back. the debris that . : was the subject of much ‘discussion ’ before . * altimately restore the rivers to their con-[ James Bell of San Francisco arrived here f John: German Jr.; cimé over fd North’ Nevada City. He will Re: op band the . % Special to the Daily Transcript. Attempt to Wreck a Train. Rep Buurr, March 30.—A daring attempt was made ‘yesterday morning to derail a south bound train just across the river, from Tehama, Hight ties had. been laid across the frack*near a switch but the engineer saw the obstruction in time to stop the train before. reaching it. Tramps are suspected of piling the ties on the track. oD Hot-Headed Students, ‘BARCELONA,’ Spain, March 30th.—The college students held their regular Sunday onstration against the United States sterday. Strong anti-American senti~ ments were expressed, and asaclimax to the pee oe an Aaa flag was burned. Friendly to This Country. New York, March 30.—A World's special from the-City of Mexico says the report that Mexico had formed an alliance with Spain is preposterous. On the contrary, the-people of that country are friendly te the United States, and public sentiment is overwhelmingly anti-~Spanish, Burned a Village, Havana, March 30.—Advices received state that the Insurgent.trogps have burned the village of Depé; inelading among the buildings destroyed a.church. When their fury was at its height the invading forces captured the Mayor of the place and subsequently hanged bim. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S summarized ‘Mention of Minor Home Happenings, + An impromptu game. of. baseball. was played at. Conley’s field yesterday afternoon by some-of the young men of our town. «The official call-.for a city election, to be held Monday, May 4th, is published in ‘. today’s TRanscripr. The ccld north wind that prevailed today J was not very agreeable to people outdoors, and was somewhat injurious to crops of all kinds. Nevada City Mail Time Table. Arrives Closes

Eastern.... 9:43 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 9:43 a. m. 11:30.a, m. Western .... 4:45 p.m. *8:00 p. *Excepting Saturdays, : Grass Valley. Chicago Park, Colfax. 4:45 p.m. 11:30 aim Grass Valley. wees 9:43 ame 8:00 p.m, Sierra City..,.11:30 a.m. 8:00'p. m. N. Bloomfield. .. 3:00 p.m. 8:00'p. m. Maybert..... 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p. m. *You Bet. .... 9:30'a. m. . 2.00 p. m. *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p. m, Sundays and Holidays: il: oe a. m, to 12:80 } . p mm, A Zi Ge Ant You One of thoge unhappy people suffering with weak nerves? Remember that the nerves may be made strong by Hood’s ro ee ama which feeds them upon pure Hoon’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Oure for Headache. Asa remedy for all forms of Headache Hlectric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded: habitual sick headaches yield to: its: inflaence. Wé <urge all who ate . afflicted to procure a bottle, and give thie remedy a fair tridl, In cases of habitual] constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it onee,. : Fifty cents and $1.00 at Dickerman & Co.’s. ‘Drug Store, ———$—$—$=——______ _FOR CITY MARSHAL. .2 B. GETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself ss ‘a candidate for the offce of City Marshal. gate tion Monday, May 4th. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. — : a Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a . Specialty.,.All orders promptly executed. Leave orders. at the Union Hotel, 2 Novge:to: Cx Creditors. STATE of Wiliam T. Th Thomas, deaiakad. Notice is hereby vee A the ti mpsetgned ss e store at Daniel rye seme belng the plac les the Raves we ucts of said estate, in said pes E. TABER, pe@-THE LUNCH COUNTER 18 THE BEST. [IN THE CITY, : Bxecutors of the Last Win of Fen eee Dated this 39:h cay of h, eg po yah ome — 3-65, 4-25, 2 5-00 . / ttoat: T, H. Care, Chirk, nh ftest t Brut at 7 Valley Up-to O'clock This Atte moon. Thomas Gilbert, pumpman,:at thes Massex. . chusetts Hill mine was badly hurt yesterday afternean; by dbeing caught Between the timbers of the shaft and a descending. car. The upper portion uf! one side of jhis jaw was broken and_ his. face was -severely bruised. Another employe, ‘noticing that the car was about ‘te strike Gilbert, gang the bell to hoist, and the engineer auswered the: signal promptly,} ‘stopping the car just as it struck Gilbert. Had the car proceeded } ©. downward the pumpman would :have met with serious if mot frtakinjary. ic: * Justice Trebilcox this morning disthiseed the case against George, Zink, who. was arrested last week for battery, for ‘the reason that the, evidence was. insnfficient. Dr. C. W.:J3ones, who. wert to Sweetland Saturday to attend. W.P. Alper’s ghia, who was hurt. by a fall,. found thaé“ the sciatic nerve had been: injured. The child will be all right in a little while.. Mrs, Mary D. White,. mother of Fred and Jolin White, died Saturday ‘hight, . of heart failure.’ -The funeral will, take place from the family residence tomorrow after~ noon. Quartz Parlor of Native Sons’ has revived the Argonaut degree and a delegation, will shortly go to-Auburn to confer the! ey on, Native Sons at that Place,, . -Ehey near futuéé, <* De Not Despair because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, cures when all others ‘fail ‘to do any good whatever. : MONEY SAVING PRICES. -MOKET. SAYING DISHES : Be MONEY SAVERS Lunch: Buckets, Coffee Pots, Gream Pitchers Oat. Meal Bowls, Custard Cups): Spooners Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins, “5e each, or 6 for Be. 10¢ MONEY SAVERS Berry Dish, Milk Pails, Meat : ‘Dish, Dish Pans, Mustard Pots, Vegetable Dish, Salad Dish. 10c each, or 3 for 25c,.° ~ Tea Sets 4&4 Pieces, complete for: 12 persons,” Pure White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Bach Gold Spray Decorations. “Money Saving Prices Per Bet : Ye Joh b ieee Sacre + aa rt Dinner Sets . GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons.” Pa 7 White, Deliente Blue, Brown and Ric Gold Spray Decorations, Money Saving: Prices Per Set » §3 35, 6°" 50 Dinner Sets _ 19 i , complete for 12 persona, Pre ite; Delicate Blue, ‘Browh and Hes » Gold Spray Decorations, ag Money Saving Prices Per Set ik 5% [28 eh 9:50, wate Gea Amsican Inpoting Tea Co Commercial St., Nevada City. 56 Mill $t., Grass Valley. Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, 8, F. TRY OUR MONEY SAVING PRICES AT OUR MONEY SAVING STORES 100 IN OPERATION t Honey Saved se Day *y FOR SALE, “THE. NOVELTY. REPAIR SHOP N SACRAMENTO STREET, near t O%, lueluding Band Sew, Circular oA wise ing. Machine, and: with W Whesi mo Shafting, all complete and me to run; 1s offered foreale. a: ¢ Of or address , m23 Cc; PEROIY AL. Election Proclamation. smh HE ELECTORS oF F THE CO % T of the. Cityof Nevada. are ORPORATION. that an lection will be held in Nendk City on Monday, May 4th, 1896, To elect the following 1 named officers: 1. Ma “e 5G ka ee CF : ih PEERS ETS os ae Trustes. ; i s, he places of election and the off shall conduct said elec ae a ciicets Bl several precincts of a Ci lose Saat ada shall be and eh i. ; pointed as follows, to wie: ee enemas ama ep Precinct No.4. Polis atQlutter’s Carriage tory on the Piaza. ae ae tors wes careag va . D. Hutchinson; ba . John Hi* Richards and qd. wi Fleming; Clerks, H. C. Welser burger aud J J. Sebacn: Olerks, M B. Siddles and John Polls’ at the City: Hall. “Tat oe 601 a 2 gpectors, . b, wat amand C. Booth: clétik ete . MM deiear Gray; Bajlot Clerks, one Lol eh soard end . recinct, No.3, . Polls. usti oe gpa Gco. es ae Jessie's couse f} Clerks, . C. Rand: ati ch BalloyGlerks, Felix Gillet and A. Bi ,The polls wil be open from & mris> till 8 By ordorol the a of tere, z ” Presiden, o" ‘and Phil. Goyne;. eorge KE, Jobnston;! : artung. » 684years or in 1626, Peter Minuit bought Manhattan island from Bra — and id-for it $24-in mer ise. ~ se has usually been thought that Peter took advantage of the ignorance “OP thé untitored: savage and ‘made an’ excellent bargain for himself. No doubt but that Peter thought it a gooditrade, particularly when he considered: the value of lots after the streets would be laid out, Central park improved, Brooklyn. bridge built and the island had a population of two millions; for Peter was a shrewd real estate speculator and’ looked a long ahead with a correct, prophetic *N otwithstanding all --of* “Peter’s shrewdness and foresight he made:the mistake of his life and lost millions of dollars by hispurchase. He a Hn stop to figure interest. Since 1626 the rate of inter’ in this country, where money has always been in demand, has ranged from six per cent.-up.to_highway robbery. It will be conservative to say that eight per eent. isa fair average. : Now, if Peter,had loaned his $24 at eight per cent. compound interest, from then until this date, what would ‘its value be, compared with the value of Manhattan island? , Ateight per cent. compound ititerest, money will double once in about nine years. Now, there have been twentynine times nine years, and seven years more, since: Peter made his purchase. Then, if he had loaned his $24 he would have had nearly $400,000 at the end of the,first one hundred yedrs, and more than $200,000,000 at the close of the second century, while in 1894his principal of $24 would have grown to be $20,000,000,000—the value of Manhattan island many. times over. So, in fact the Indians got the best of the bargain, and no-doubt they chuckled over. the ; situation. as they walked through Baxter street with the $24 worth of merchrndise in their arms. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and i” diseases are cured by Shiloh’ s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Haymony stock will be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-1m. . : cain, obtained for 50 gente, cents. Apply to Feep. Ez Brow. Will be delivered coe METHODIS T ewoaen, one the auspices of the Ladies’. hid. Society, As FOUAUS 3 fis Friday Evening, April 3d—. . REY, M: D, BOCK, of Sacramento, Subject—* ‘Backbone,” : Friday Evening, “April. ious i os REY. L. J. GARYER, of Gruss Valley. Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” "% Friday Evening, April 17th, HON. J. 7. HOWARD, of Grass Valley, : Snbject—""E, Plufibua’ ‘Uaum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents, Single Tickets, 25 cents, Children’s Tickets, 10 cents, Spring Millinery. The Latgest « andTee Fashionable Stock’ gale In Nevada = County. LF Don’t make yo your purchases without examining my goods and prices. MRS. I: MARION, — Leader pa ge X eres — cm 2 Wines ae “i Ps Wines aa os Pp Wor, The Cash pee ae Has received a consignment of vos . Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell at the _ following figures : / Monee s Imported Sherry, 5° cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret,-50. cents per bottle. ees Sweet California Muscat, 25 American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint ‘bottle. : Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 ¢ents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 2 5 cents per bottle. 1-2 barrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry Brandy at 25 cents per oad ee cents per quart bottle.» P. G. @ SCABDEN, Comnencas Street, “To be found aN __ GIVE ME A TRIAL. ” Bte., Bite The Best of Ail ! 5 vi i ° ti Sia . Even the Stay or. Cape affects senetaons tiie come. “Iv cx) then seem plain that it is woman's “duty ‘fo secure TdE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and: EASY FITTING Jus Bad the world. i is worshiping at the shrine of . ~ Royal Nopeastat es And mniltions of happy hearts . cmeowd inside the Kid Fitting Royal Wor 150° styles atprices > i Say et < a aie: semen ke 2 Sata att sk meetin oy “Sole Agents for , Nevada Gly : Oe a tee hee —_—te mee a mee . cat 2 the William Lar ‘dent’of Califor: évening at th ing from the ‘io ‘He had been years and of lat much of ‘the ti not unexpected Deceased was 1825; and. was months old.. . Jose; where he of the following Parks’ Bar, Yu mining. Later which was. ther At that place he years, and ther children—seven In 1876 Mr. Lat Nevada City, ' Hunt’s Hill and a while, going t they lived:a nur Six years ago of the daughters near Hanford o children sutviv Asay of San Je Hanford, Mrs. ' Mrs, W. H. V William Landri; Mrs. T. H. Cor, J. P. Arbogast « Deceased was @ man who was “topics. He was -matore, and w: knew him, The funeral afternoon at 2 Catholic Church tives are expect — Ci ‘The announce candidate for 1 City Marshal wi ‘Nevada City ne rand we believe t are in favor of r thas performed . satisfactory and entitled to gre: preciation of his manifested very Employed by Grove Deal te the Nevada Cor pany, and was z pany’s power hc river. Grove hi ence in the e! worked at it % No one in or ‘bald or gray, :treatment, W: ~soalp and the us May I ‘Mr. Fred M @hat he had a many years, wil “and also that hi eat any good re began we of El lief at once, E adapted to cure troubles and oft lief. One trial Prise only 50c. erman & Co,’s. Ladies’ Oxfor per ya ir, at the Karl’s Ie @ sure cure diseases; -* Nott by Dickerman .