March 31, 1894 (4 pages)

ada City Daily Transcript. ea Ba VOL. LXVI--NO. 10243 ; : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1894. v1 — — vil Established Sept. 6; 1860, by NLP. ionara i Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. wat Out the “IN THE — ~ Famine and Chronicle And Send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. Coupons THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. a Monday BI UOPad6. 25. as ss 46, 656 SNOVAGE ou. a .45 ,367 Tuesday. El Dorado..:. Pe Eee 48,128 Nevado ae 47,401 Wednesday. Nevada. ..55.:5.Dog veers 56,547 El Dorado: . 3.5. .s05.6c0e ec. 52,224. Thursday. NGVEOR. foes Asset . 59, 006 ElDorado... ry eee eee 57, 329 Friday. N@VOGO iis ee se we. 64,159 BIDOHSO: 2. eee, 63,542 Saturday. N@VAGR. 060i o. ea bee cee -.100,991 El Dorado. ;. 0. cece tees 76,354 Nevada ANGAG) os en cee 24,637 ——_-+06-—___— A Cave of Curly Bears. “Marysville Democrat: There is a movement on foot to organize a Cave of the Curly Bears in this-city: The Grand Officers of this. ancient.and venerable order. go to Oroville on next Monday to institute a ‘Cave there. It is possible that the institution of the Marysville Cave will take place ‘on Tuesday evening. A well-known Native Son of this place has agreed to act as the itirst_ candidate and be first cub. The objects of these associated cubs are “most. popular . lodge in that place, . any trouble with Throat,Chest er Lungs, Dr. _ high aad honorable and ‘the ritualistic: work . ie. grand ‘and-impressive.None but. Native Sons can become cubs and they must be sturdy and of splendid moral character like unto their grandfather The Cave at Nevada City is the [We are informed that the Curly Bears of tthis city will not leave for Oroville till the 12th of April and expect to institute a “Cave in “Marysville on the 14th, =F DITOR “TRANSORIPT. J 2eeWilliam Barker Cayed On. Witliam Barker was caved on in the Providence mine yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, only a few minutes before the day shift quit work. He was working in one of the drifts, when a mass of rock and dirt fell from ‘the hanging wall and caught Barker Deneath it, with the result that both ones of his right leg between the knee and ankle] ‘were broken—a bad break. The injured aman had to be carried nearly 300 feet to the ‘station and was then taken to the surface ona truck. He-was brought to town in a Hight wagon and taken to his room at the National Hotel, Dr. Maller is attending him, . By 5s & Wuex you feel tired, without special . Proprietors. 4 STUFFED GOLD COIN. A Fraud That Even Experts Cannot Detect.Frandulent twenty-dollar gold pieces have been discovered in San Francisco, which, for workmanship and finish in the coinfillers’ art, surpassess anything heretofore attempted by counterfeiters. Edward Holland, of the Commercial Hotel, first detected two of these bogus coins which came into his possession, and he turned them over to Detective Harris Thursday for investigation. ‘ It is impossible for the sharpest. eye to detect any imperfection in these coins, the outside of them being taken from genuiné double eagles and thé “joining of the two may view thecoin under a powerful glass and still fail te see anything wrong, wiless In weight the coins are only about seventyring is very defective, but as this.may easily be ascribed ‘to a flaw or crack in a good coin, it does not alwayscause experts to reject the filled ones even when they notice the absence of ring. A number of local coin exMr. Holland and none of them refused ‘to accept it, all of them attributing the dullness-6f sotnd-te a crack or flaw and believing the coin to be genuine. Mr. Holland’s suspicions were first aroused by the similarity of the two coins in sound, and he took them to the mint, where the cause of the imperfection was soon revealed. One side’ was found to fit asa sort of lid to a box, and on using a pry to force it out, the center of the coin was found to be filled by a brass disk, which takes the place of something over $5 worth of gold. The workman had used two twenty-dollar pieces to make his filled cuin. _ After hollowing one of them out te the required extent he had cut from the other a lid, which fits above the brass disk used to stuff so tightly that the presence of @ line of joining can not be detected. The work had been done with the most exqnisite accuracy, and those who have much money to handle, will be wise to ascribe a defective ring to something else than a flaw in a good coin. : The Company’s Agent Again YIsits Auburn. C. W. Hineheliff, special agent for. the has been in Auburn this week looking after the business of the company, says the Re= publican. He is putting in a number of new telephones in Auburn, and will visit Forest Hill with the view of running a line to that place. He says that the proper. encouragement his company will place the. Divide in telephone communication with the outside world right.away. What is called a copper *loop” Being’ pat i in between Auburn and Sacramento, so that in a short time our people will be enabled to converse with parties in that city or in San Francisco with more distinctness and than heretofore: Mr. Hinchcliffe informs us that his company will also pat in a. connecting line to (ras Valley and Nevada City, but whether it wil) be taken through’ from Auburn or from Marysville has not yet been determined, 2@o Gs Van Doren Arrested. Lyle P. Van Doren, the fellow who abducted Maud Bearden, fifteen-year-old daughter of A. J. Bearden, was arrested at San Francisco the other day aud has-been taken to Fresno, where the girl’s parents reside. The Beardens formerly resided at this city and later at Grass Valley. Soiree » Tonight. cause, that indicates the use of Ayeg’s Sar-. — Heyer, ay aad Sigourney’s reguler saparilla. weekly soir = ee Od Bellows. Hall tonight. +oo Good music always in n attendaitos. lt DON’T HURRY ABOUT BUYING. ‘A Word to Men and Boys Concerning Clothing. ‘We won't take much of your time right] / mew, We just want to say that our stock of] Spring and Summer Clothing ison the way and will be here by April Ist. Don’t be in a hurry about buying till you thave seen the aovelties we are going to of fer this season. B, H. Mitzer, gees The Old Reliable. ee Guarentned Cure, We authorize our “advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs and Volds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or . any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and . °%4 will use this remedy as directed, giving it a} Cutts and fever of sf Shes years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.— E. Waikion, Watkins House, Uptunville, Ky. ~~ a ocind a the Atlantic _ Usually involve sea sak sickness. When the waves play piteh’a and toss with you, strong indeed must be the se that can stand it without revolting. “Tourists, commercial ‘travelers, yachtmeny mariners, all testify hat Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the best remedy for the nausea experienced in rough weather onthe water. Nervous and weakly trevelets: by land often suffer from something akin to this, and find in the Bitters its surcst remedy. No disorder of the'stomach, liver or ‘bowels is so obstinate that it may not be ages by the prompt and through remy efficacous is it for chills and eras, & ey and rheumatic trouble and niehwousness. Emigrants to the frontier should eh ae and rl your ieney provide ves with this fine medicinal refanded, We could not make tits lfer did . *fs™*t4 mares the effect of vicissitudes of we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relief on. ‘It never disappoints . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drag Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00, Now Try This. It will cost you nothing. and will surely . Corns, de you good, if you have » Cough, Cold, or ~ King’s pr inde Se te begets 9 Grippe found it ost the thing snd ender ins a at tr a tenn ae pupae climate, bi ip Stpenare and tatiges. (Gobet adiiOPE Acaien sarc eee SAE The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sees saan theane: SebagTeROD Fever Corn, and llkin ee amectees snteteien:s meer Price 25 cents per box. For pale at San nePen sine Aer na @ a ames Sia “§hiloh’s Vitelizer ‘SAVED My * Iconsider it the best remedy for a wr. ays: ‘sides, after filling so finely done that one} ~ directed especially‘ to look at the right plave. . ’ five or eighty grains out_of the way. The] perts were handed one of the filled coins by . ~ 7" Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company, . _ ‘cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to gi ARRIVALS AT THE _ Union Hotel, Main Street. ¢ . Gates, Sacramento, : . D. Power, Grass Valley, . O'Connell, -P. Henney oy .R. Davis, ah Juan, ° M. Burnham, San Antonia, Texas, = E. Conger, Dutch Flat, B. Murphy, Big Tunnel, H. F. Wild, New York, F. E. Wallen, San Francisco, F. H. Wehe amd family, W. Robinson, Dutch Flat, JM, Hatcher, Sacramento, C. Ross, 2 ae Bisse ry -F. Calanan, LL Dr. C. A. Meek, ‘San Francisco, R. Jones,” : : E M. Brown, Auburn, L. 0. Williams, ‘ ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. Cc, W. Cross, San Francisco, E. M. Bachelder, " E, Trittenback, ee C. Mulloy, “s J;-German, Eee Rev. Scanlow, a Curtis H. Lindley, ‘ H. B. McKee, Eureka, James O'Brien, Smartsville, Mrs. Patton, Alleghany, Miss Patton, si H German, San Juan, J. E. Sexton, Oakland, G. M. Tomb, ds Mrs. Geo. Lawrence, Forest City, T. Conlin, Smartsville, P. Campbell, a4 E. B. Sanford, Forest City, J. P. Tartini, Sierra City, Dan Miller, Sacramento, © Rev/Walch, ** N. E. Boyd, Yuba City, J. Templer, Omega, Rev. Sullivan, San Mateo, Rev. Hinds, Woodland, Rev. Gartan, Truckee, Rev. Tormsey, Auburn, Rev. Troomey, Smartaville; Rev. Hunt, Dixson, . Rev: Clare, Downieville, Rev. O’Kane, City, Rev. Coleman, Marysville, Rev. O'Donnell, Gold Hill, Rev. Moohor, Forest Hill, Rev. Lynch, Virginia City, Rev. Kilaye, Reno, Nevada, Rev. Waich, Sacramento, . Miss Annie Kelley, Downieville, M. J. Brock, Columbia, . = Sam Gillam, Downieville, W. FT. Smith, Chicago, Mrs. Beatty, Grass Valley, __ Miss Staurt, Downieville, J. R. Davis San Juan, = -O.-E. -febias;Songs One Heady, 2 Qe: — Deahiess Cannot. be Cured By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the%ear, There is only‘one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect héaring, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation, can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused ~by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces, any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send-for circulars free. F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. QO Sold by Druggists, -75c. ~2@o TAKE ! Take ! Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia, constipation and heartburn. IS THE Nevada::::County. ' AS AN Advertising. Medium IT 1S THE IN THE +o erties ste i+ NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Brown. We will give One Hundred. Dollars_for }The : Transcript} heading::::::Newspaper Northern-Central Part of! The Curly Bears’ Danes. The decorating committee of the oS Bear will begin. work in a day or tw Friday evening next. make the decorations a striking feature, and with that end in view no pains or expense will be spared; ber is laboring to make it a complete suc-. cess. Novel souvenirs will be given to, &ll who attend, -e . Congregational Church, There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. ject of discourse in the evening: ‘A Start. ling Appeal to All Classes, Young and Old.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited, Methodist Church. Services in the above church tomorrow, as usual. Rev. will preach. Subjects of discourse: Morning—‘‘ Eternal Day;” night—‘‘Conditions . of Success in the Battle of Life.” Sunday . School and Epworth League services as usual, cordially invited to these services. —_———_—~-++@e + — Card of Thanks. We hereby tender our heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during our bereavement, incident upon the death and funeral of the late Mrs, Edwards. The many kindneases shown us will never be forgotten. ‘Io those who seut floral tributes we wish to return special thanks. EK. S. vibe ARDS AND DavuGurTer, The Latest New New York Style. The Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen is the latest in the clothing line. Its a three-button cut-a-way and the nobbiest thing in the market. We've got a big line coming. B. H. Miter, tf The Old Reliable, Se ores BooxK gy PERS—df others of ‘whens piabits cn tipation with Simmons Liver ) Regulator. t ~ee — ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript bleck:Enquire of Fred E. put Armory Hall in shape for their ball on It js proposed to . lt isto be a grand event. in the history of the order and.every memSub=! The ‘pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, Be All, especially young people, are . . Also first-class help wanted: we FIFTY. CENTS A Weer, {Advertisements of not to exceed five links in length inserted ander this head for 50 Cents a week or $24 month. Each additional line . 10 Cents a week or40Uentsaa month. Paya. ble eae inva in advance. to PROF. HOLLAND'S . Dancing School and Social every Wednes: day evening. Children's class every Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock, ‘at Odd Fellows Halt. m30-1w GET THE BEST. Fat F.€: ona ® —— _DRESSMAKING. Mrs. McAra, now lecated-at the corner of Cottage and Winter streets, will be” pleased to see ladies desiring dresses made. ~—m27__ STRAYED AWAY. A sorrel Buggy Horse strayed away from . itsowner. Anyone returning the animal to . the undersigned will be rewarded. m22 Apert D. AtLan, Two stores in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred K. Brown. ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS. The undersigned 1 is prepared to:construct, on short notice’and at reasonable terms, private Electric Light Plants. and Short Distance Telephone Lines. Ww. Apnorr, FOR SALE. by J. J. Jackson, on Commercial street, is offered for sale, Inquire at Citizens Bank for_terms. m8 NEW DRESS=MAKING PARLORS. Mrs. Mills has opened dress-making parlors next door to the Pug Restaurant. She liamson, who will have full charge of the parlors. Dressmakers and sewing girls wanted to learn the New York tailor, Kellogg-French tailor, or S. T, Taylor systems of dress cutting. m24-1lw , _}Adams Pepsin Tu tti Frutti_ — Chew ing Gum. Cures Dyspepsia, Relieves Hiartiurn, A Good Substitute for Tobacco. LEADING CANDY-MAKER, . FOLEY, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, : Saal General Agent. Commercial St., Nevada City. “it Scotch Tweeds, The Finest Lot of Spring Goods Ever Shown in the County. ' Pancy Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots, ALL THIS YEAR’S PATTERNS, AND ENTIKELY DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEAR'S. Our Suits Always s Fit. MORRISON ia The best violin and guitar iGties for sale, The brick store building lately occupied} has secured the services of Mrs. Kittie Wil-. THE WHITE OxfordGrays . . «. This their line. Best Wateh in the Market s Cut ‘eeinite the ~~ —-AND CAN BE HAD OF— LUETJE & BRAND, FERRKERERT SOQ As also any ie FIRST CLASS Goods in _ Our stock in every line is CompLeTe and Prices Low. We cordially invite would~be purchasers to inspect the same. Remember that we” Repair and Make New. aay to order in Any Design. Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled Mechanics, ~y Everything Warranted. ~——— 9 JF. C. LUETJE, . C. J. BRAND, eater in nee panei enwegh We admit that thislis not the season to buy Overcoats, but we do say that it is a. big saving to"buy and to .keep them for next season when you consider that -we are selling them at Slaughtering Prices. Look at the figures and you will agree with us. Our Spring Goods are arriving daily and our carpenters are busy fixing up Our’ store in the latest style, and all three stores “will be = merged into One Grand Establishment. : One Price Only to Everybody. —=-_ NOW IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS IN — Overcoats, Men’s and Boy’s Suits, Blankets, This Is Your Great Opportunity. ‘AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. No auch inducements were ever before offered in this city. L. AYMAN & CO Commercial St,, near Main, 1 2 ‘NEVADA CITY. HOUSE, Feritierereey sec eees Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! We have received a very large assortment of Irish Lawns, Sateens, and Prints. . IN E Ke eekxekkne kkkkkke They comprise the Newest Patterns of the Sian cline OO Call and ace these Elegant Fabrics which we are offering at prices that will please you. B. Newman. & Co. Cash. Grocer ry ‘Store ! ARTHUR. * WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery. ‘Store, on Main Street, next to Legg: % Shaw’s, where will be kept at sil times the most complete stock of Pe Fancy. Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. Jove BE FOUND nv NEVADA, QounTy. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, Tear —— Ps oe bO ‘sand the Prices the Lowest. [Give Fe, &

ada City Daily Transcript. ea Ba VOL. LXVI--NO. 10243 ; : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1894. v1 — — vil Established Sept. 6; 1860, by NLP. ionara i Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. wat Out the “IN THE — ~ Famine and Chronicle And Send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. Coupons THE VOTE FOR THE CUP. a Monday BI UOPad6. 25. as ss 46, 656 SNOVAGE ou. a .45 ,367 Tuesday. El Dorado...:.. Pe Eee 48,128 Nevado ae 47,401 Wednesday. Nevada. ...55.:5.Dog veers 56,547 El Dorado: . 3.5.. .s05.6c0e ec. 52,224. Thursday. NGVEOR. foes Asset . 59, 006 ElDorado...... ry eee eee 57, 329 Friday. N@VOGO iis ee se we.. 64,159 BIDOHSO: 2. eee, 63,542 Saturday. N@VAGR. 060i o. ea bee cee -.100,991 El Dorado. ;. 0.. cece tees 76,354 Nevada ANGAG) os en cee 24,637 ——_-+06-—___— A Cave of Curly Bears. “Marysville Democrat: There is a movement on foot to organize a Cave of the Curly Bears in this-city: The Grand Officers of this. ancient.and venerable order. go to Oroville on next Monday to institute a ‘Cave there. It is possible that the institution of the Marysville Cave will take place ‘on Tuesday evening. A well-known Native Son of this place has agreed to act as the itirst_ candidate and be first cub. The objects of these associated cubs are “most. popular . lodge in that place, . any trouble with Throat,Chest er Lungs, Dr. _ high aad honorable and ‘the ritualistic: work . ie. grand ‘and-impressive.None but. Native Sons can become cubs and they must be sturdy and of splendid moral character like unto their grandfather The Cave at Nevada City is the [We are informed that the Curly Bears of tthis city will not leave for Oroville till the 12th of April and expect to institute a “Cave in “Marysville on the 14th, =F DITOR “TRANSORIPT. J 2eeWilliam Barker Cayed On. Witliam Barker was caved on in the Providence mine yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, only a few minutes before the day shift quit work. He was working in one of the drifts, when a mass of rock and dirt fell from ‘the hanging wall and caught Barker Deneath it, with the result that both ones of his right leg between the knee and ankle] ‘were broken—a bad break. The injured aman had to be carried nearly 300 feet to the ‘station and was then taken to the surface ona truck. He-was brought to town in a Hight wagon and taken to his room at the National Hotel, Dr. Maller is attending him, . By 5s & Wuex you feel tired, without special . Proprietors. 4 STUFFED GOLD COIN. A Fraud That Even Experts Cannot Detect.Frandulent twenty-dollar gold pieces have been discovered in San Francisco, which, for workmanship and finish in the coinfillers’ art, surpassess anything heretofore attempted by counterfeiters. Edward Holland, of the Commercial Hotel, first detected two of these bogus coins which came into his possession, and he turned them over to Detective Harris Thursday for investigation. ‘ It is impossible for the sharpest. eye to detect any imperfection in these coins, the outside of them being taken from genuiné double eagles and thé “joining of the two may view thecoin under a powerful glass and still fail te see anything wrong, wiless In weight the coins are only about seventyring is very defective, but as this.may easily be ascribed ‘to a flaw or crack in a good coin, it does not alwayscause experts to reject the filled ones even when they notice the absence of ring. A number of local coin exMr. Holland and none of them refused ‘to accept it, all of them attributing the dullness-6f sotnd-te a crack or flaw and believing the coin to be genuine. Mr. Holland’s suspicions were first aroused by the similarity of the two coins in sound, and he took them to the mint, where the cause of the imperfection was soon revealed. One side’ was found to fit asa sort of lid to a box, and on using a pry to force it out, the center of the coin was found to be filled by a brass disk, which takes the place of something over $5 worth of gold. The workman had used two twenty-dollar pieces to make his filled cuin. _ After hollowing one of them out te the required extent he had cut from the other a lid, which fits above the brass disk used to stuff so tightly that the presence of @ line of joining can not be detected. The work had been done with the most exqnisite accuracy, and those who have much money to handle, will be wise to ascribe a defective ring to something else than a flaw in a good coin. : The Company’s Agent Again YIsits Auburn. C. W. Hineheliff, special agent for. the has been in Auburn this week looking after the business of the company, says the Re= publican. He is putting in a number of new telephones in Auburn, and will visit Forest Hill with the view of running a line to that place. He says that the proper. encouragement his company will place the. Divide in telephone communication with the outside world right.away. What is called a copper *loop” Being’ pat i in between Auburn and Sacramento, so that in a short time our people will be enabled to converse with parties in that city or in San Francisco with more distinctness and than heretofore: Mr. Hinchcliffe informs us that his company will also pat in a. connecting line to (ras Valley and Nevada City, but whether it wil) be taken through’ from Auburn or from Marysville has not yet been determined, 2@o Gs Van Doren Arrested. Lyle P. Van Doren, the fellow who abducted Maud Bearden, fifteen-year-old daughter of A. J. Bearden, was arrested at San Francisco the other day aud has-been taken to Fresno, where the girl’s parents reside. The Beardens formerly resided at this city and later at Grass Valley. Soiree » Tonight. cause, that indicates the use of Ayeg’s Sar-. — Heyer, ay aad Sigourney’s reguler saparilla. weekly soir = ee Od Bellows. Hall tonight. +oo Good music always in n attendaitos. lt DON’T HURRY ABOUT BUYING. ‘A Word to Men and Boys Concerning Clothing. ‘We won't take much of your time right] / mew, We just want to say that our stock of] Spring and Summer Clothing ison the way and will be here by April Ist. Don’t be in a hurry about buying till you thave seen the aovelties we are going to of fer this season. B, H. Mitzer, gees The Old Reliable. ee Guarentned Cure, We authorize our “advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs and Volds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or . any Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and . °%4 will use this remedy as directed, giving it a} Cutts and fever of sf Shes years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.— E. Waikion, Watkins House, Uptunville, Ky. ~~ a ocind a the Atlantic _ Usually involve sea sak sickness. When the waves play piteh’a and toss with you, strong indeed must be the se that can stand it without revolting. “Tourists, commercial ‘travelers, yachtmeny mariners, all testify hat Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the best remedy for the nausea experienced in rough weather onthe water. Nervous and weakly trevelets: by land often suffer from something akin to this, and find in the Bitters its surcst remedy. No disorder of the'stomach, liver or ‘bowels is so obstinate that it may not be ages by the prompt and through remy efficacous is it for chills and eras, & ey and rheumatic trouble and niehwousness. Emigrants to the frontier should eh ae and rl your ieney provide ves with this fine medicinal refanded, We could not make tits lfer did . *fs™*t4 mares the effect of vicissitudes of we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relief on. ‘It never disappoints . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drag Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00, Now Try This. It will cost you nothing. and will surely . Corns, de you good, if you have » Cough, Cold, or ~ King’s pr inde Se te begets 9 Grippe found it ost the thing snd ender ins a at tr a tenn ae pupae climate, bi ip Stpenare and tatiges. (Gobet adiiOPE Acaien sarc eee SAE The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sees saan theane: SebagTeROD Fever Corn, and llkin ee amectees snteteien:s meer Price 25 cents per box. For pale at San nePen sine Aer na @ a ames Sia “§hiloh’s Vitelizer ‘SAVED My * Iconsider it the best remedy for a wr. ays: ‘sides, after filling so finely done that one} ~ directed especially‘ to look at the right plave. . ’ five or eighty grains out_of the way. The] perts were handed one of the filled coins by . ~ 7" Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company, . _ ‘cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to gi ARRIVALS AT THE _ Union Hotel, Main Street. ¢ . Gates, Sacramento, : . D. Power, Grass Valley, . O'Connell, -P. Henney oy .R. Davis, ah Juan, ° M. Burnham, San Antonia, Texas, = E. Conger, Dutch Flat, B. Murphy, Big Tunnel, H. F. Wild, New York, F. E. Wallen, San Francisco, F. H. Wehe amd family, W. Robinson, Dutch Flat, JM, Hatcher, Sacramento, C. Ross, 2 ae Bisse ry -F. Calanan, LL Dr. C. A. Meek, ‘San Francisco, R. Jones,” : : E M. Brown, Auburn, L. 0. Williams, ‘ ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. Cc, W. Cross, San Francisco, E. M. Bachelder, " E, Trittenback, ee C. Mulloy, “s J;-German, Eee Rev. Scanlow, a

Curtis H. Lindley, ‘ H. B. McKee, Eureka, James O'Brien, Smartsville, Mrs. Patton, Alleghany, Miss Patton, si H German, San Juan, J. E. Sexton, Oakland, G. M. Tomb, ds Mrs. Geo. Lawrence, Forest City, T. Conlin, Smartsville, P. Campbell, a4 E. B. Sanford, Forest City, J. P. Tartini, Sierra City, Dan Miller, Sacramento, © Rev/Walch, ** N. E. Boyd, Yuba City, J. Templer, Omega, Rev. Sullivan, San Mateo, Rev. Hinds, Woodland, Rev. Gartan, Truckee, Rev. Tormsey, Auburn, Rev. Troomey, Smartaville; Rev. Hunt, Dixson, . Rev: Clare, Downieville, Rev. O’Kane, City, Rev. Coleman, Marysville, Rev. O'Donnell, Gold Hill, Rev. Moohor, Forest Hill, Rev. Lynch, Virginia City, Rev. Kilaye, Reno, Nevada, Rev. Waich, Sacramento, . Miss Annie Kelley, Downieville, M. J. Brock, Columbia, . = Sam Gillam, Downieville, W. FT. Smith, Chicago, Mrs. Beatty, Grass Valley, __ Miss Staurt, Downieville, J. R. Davis San Juan, = -O.-E. -febias;Songs One Heady, 2 Qe: — Deahiess Cannot. be Cured By local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the%ear, There is only‘one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect héaring, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation, can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused ~by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces, any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send-for circulars free. F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. QO Sold by Druggists, -75c. ~2@o TAKE ! Take ! Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia, constipation and heartburn. IS THE Nevada::::County. ' AS AN Advertising. Medium IT 1S THE IN THE +o erties ste i+ NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Brown. We will give One Hundred. Dollars_for }The : Transcript} heading::::::Newspaper Northern-Central Part of! The Curly Bears’ Danes. The decorating committee of the oS Bear will begin. work in a day or tw Friday evening next. make the decorations a striking feature, and with that end in view no pains or expense will be spared; ber is laboring to make it a complete suc-. cess. Novel souvenirs will be given to, &ll who attend, -e . Congregational Church, There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. ject of discourse in the evening: ‘A Start. ling Appeal to All Classes, Young and Old.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited, Methodist Church. Services in the above church tomorrow, as usual. Rev. will preach. Subjects of discourse: Morning—‘‘ Eternal Day;” night—‘‘Conditions . of Success in the Battle of Life.” Sunday . School and Epworth League services as usual, cordially invited to these services. —_———_—~-++@e + — Card of Thanks. We hereby tender our heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during our bereavement, incident upon the death and funeral of the late Mrs, Edwards. The many kindneases shown us will never be forgotten. ‘Io those who seut floral tributes we wish to return special thanks. EK. S. vibe ARDS AND DavuGurTer, The Latest New New York Style. The Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen is the latest in the clothing line. Its a three-button cut-a-way and the nobbiest thing in the market. We've got a big line coming. B. H. Miter, tf The Old Reliable, Se ores BooxK gy PERS—df others of ‘whens piabits cn tipation with Simmons Liver ) Regulator. t ~ee — ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript bleck:Enquire of Fred E. put Armory Hall in shape for their ball on It js proposed to . lt isto be a grand event. in the history of the order and.every memSub=! The ‘pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, Be All, especially young people, are . . Also first-class help wanted: we FIFTY. CENTS A Weer, {Advertisements of not to exceed five links in length inserted ander this head for 50 Cents a week or $24 month. Each additional line . 10 Cents a week or40Uentsaa month. Paya. ble eae inva in advance. to PROF. HOLLAND'S . Dancing School and Social every Wednes: day evening. Children's class every Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock, ‘at Odd Fellows Halt. m30-1w GET THE BEST. Fat F.€: ona ® —— _DRESSMAKING. Mrs. McAra, now lecated-at the corner of Cottage and Winter streets, will be” pleased to see ladies desiring dresses made. ~—m27__ STRAYED AWAY. A sorrel Buggy Horse strayed away from . itsowner. Anyone returning the animal to . the undersigned will be rewarded. m22 Apert D. AtLan, Two stores in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred K. Brown. ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS. The undersigned 1 is prepared to:construct, on short notice’and at reasonable terms, private Electric Light Plants. and Short Distance Telephone Lines. Ww. Apnorr, FOR SALE. by J. J. Jackson, on Commercial street, is offered for sale, Inquire at Citizens Bank for_terms. m8 NEW DRESS=MAKING PARLORS. Mrs. Mills has opened dress-making parlors next door to the Pug Restaurant. She liamson, who will have full charge of the parlors. Dressmakers and sewing girls wanted to learn the New York tailor, Kellogg-French tailor, or S. T, Taylor systems of dress cutting. m24-1lw , _}Adams Pepsin Tu tti Frutti_ — Chew ing Gum. Cures Dyspepsia, Relieves Hiartiurn, A Good Substitute for Tobacco. LEADING CANDY-MAKER, . FOLEY, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, : Saal General Agent. Commercial St., Nevada City. “it Scotch Tweeds, The Finest Lot of Spring Goods Ever Shown in the County. ' Pancy Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots, ALL THIS YEAR’S PATTERNS, AND ENTIKELY DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEAR'S. Our Suits Always s Fit. MORRISON ia The best violin and guitar iGties for sale, The brick store building lately occupied} has secured the services of Mrs. Kittie Wil-. THE WHITE OxfordGrays .. . «. This their line. Best Wateh in the Market s Cut ‘eeinite the ~~ —-AND CAN BE HAD OF— LUETJE & BRAND, FERRKERERT SOQ As also any ie FIRST CLASS Goods in _ Our stock in every line is CompLeTe and Prices Low. We cordially invite would~be purchasers to inspect the same. Remember that we” Repair and Make New. aay to order in Any Design. Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled Mechanics, ~y Everything Warranted. ~——— 9 JF. C. LUETJE, . C. J. BRAND, eater in nee panei enwegh We admit that thislis not the season to buy Overcoats, but we do say that it is a. big saving to"buy and to .keep them for next season when you consider that -we are selling them at Slaughtering Prices. Look at the figures and you will agree with us. Our Spring Goods are arriving daily and our carpenters are busy fixing up Our’ store in the latest style, and all three stores “will be = merged into One Grand Establishment. : One Price Only to Everybody. —=-_ NOW IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS IN — Overcoats, Men’s and Boy’s Suits, Blankets, This Is Your Great Opportunity. ‘AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. No auch inducements were ever before offered in this city. L. AYMAN & CO Commercial St,, near Main, 1 2 ‘NEVADA CITY. HOUSE, Feritierereey sec eees Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! We have received a very large assortment of Irish Lawns, Sateens, and Prints. . IN E Ke eekxekkne kkkkkke They comprise the Newest Patterns of the Sian cline OO Call and ace these Elegant Fabrics which we are offering at prices that will please you. B. Newman. & Co. Cash. Grocer ry ‘Store ! ARTHUR. * WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery. ‘Store, on Main Street, next to Legg: % Shaw’s, where will be kept at sil times the most complete stock of Pe Fancy. Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. Jove BE FOUND nv NEVADA, QounTy. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, Tear —— Ps oe bO ‘sand the Prices the Lowest. [Give Fe, &