May 12, 1896 (4 pages)

isco,” » City. paewed wee to San 18 ein of or dealers: of me ase, mG, M, Cof had Tesigned Jakland, Cal,, and Scientific the Pretoria fined $10, 000, be banish ed e years, The that he hails inly attended 48 ‘Wealth hag @ his succesg 1e others, “Tig n6é and J. ¢. > same hare however, that the part of result in ns of the sen— has already will probably ecupation unlice, igh praise fo, easy action, an OS e9 th agate s Gilt Edge Market ograph to ind agents or wait for . urn. We y delay.— r Crayon. hotograrph Y DAYS AVE IT. INCHES int of the ide for a of . these yons may 3 paper can procure one of the pictures, :: as is often undertaken by traveling can> vassers, but is simply a plan adopted to q elsewhere. the order is received. F will be returned to.the owners in as good order as when given to us, P ) delivery line, F wantin the life of the weary house-wife » disease that science has been able to cure in FCure is taken internally, acting directly amiiiial THEDAILY TRANSCRIP” r Published Every Broning, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors? SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN. ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. TUESDAY. MAY 12, 1896. Telephone No. 4. IT BEATS THE RECORD. “Our Portrait Proposition Ahead~of All Other Premium Offers. Next week the TRANSCRIPT’s plan of distributing artistic crayon portraits to its subscribers, both old and new, will be. in full operation, A corps of, polite gentlemen will go from house to house, as well as visiting all business places, and present to each person concisely and fairly the exact terms upon which a patron of this This is not a scheme to sell frames at ‘two or three times their real: value, such increase the Transcripr’s already large circulation throughout Nevada county and If you are already a subscriber to the 7 per you will be entitled to order one of the pictures (guaranteed by the artists we mtracted with to be equal to any $10 perayon on the market, and to give satis action i in every respect,) by the payment fof 95 cénts in addition to the regular sub“a0 iption price of the paper, which lattér posts 60 cents a month, $3 for six montlis $6 a year, ‘These are the only terms, and no person not taking the paper can get ne of the portraits, : Sample portraits will arrive here on or bout, next Monday, and will be on exbition at various places in this city and Then the work of taking orders will begin and not until then. The finished pictures will be delivered ‘to subscribers within 20 days of the time Photographs, tin= types or other pictures furnished for copy . ‘The double column sdvertiuement on the cond page of today’s TRANSCRIPT will reay perusal whether or not you, want to ;nave a portrait made. 2@e Oe ‘Out of the General Rule. Now that ‘‘Billy” Johnston, the enterprising young groceryman whose place of business is at the junction of Broad and lommercial streets, has sécured a horse and wagon he has inaugurated something fter the style of a new departure in the Every morning his wagon ‘will make a circuit of the residence portion f the city and take orders for anything in e grocery line and deliver themn a short me later. The custom will doubtless soon become popular and will fill a long-felt ho is often compelled to ‘‘change” -and un off to. town for some little thing or ther which she finds she cannot get along without, $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded allits stages and*that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cnre.is.the only positive cure now known to the. medical fraternity. Catarrh * being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh pon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ate, thereby destroying the’ foundation f the disease, and giving the patient trength by building up the constitution sand assisting nature in doing its work, The oyproprietors have so much faith in its: cura~ P tive powers, that they offer One Hundred ‘Wollars for any case that it fails to cure, nd for list of Testimonals, Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo, 0. §0@F Sold by Draggist, 75c. ‘Blue Tent ‘School, During April the @ following ay have been neither tardy or absent: ; Hattie Hallett, Neva Hager, Mand ‘Cable, Emma Cable, Eugene Hallett, Bailey Lish, Jesse. Campbell, Harold Hager and Howard Hallett, Deportment—Maud Cable 96, George Lish 99, Holden Halleti 91, Harold Hager 93, Bailey Lish 98, Hattie Hallett 96, Neva Hager 97, Willie Smith 95, Kenneth Arbogast 95, Eugene Hallett 95, Theodore Nelson 99, Alex Sauvee 99, Emma Cable 97, Jesse Campbell 98, Nettie Lish 100, Grace Lish 100, Howard Hallett 100, Archie Percentage of all, 90, : Miss. Ina Cooper, Teacher, She Considered It An Irish Trick. One of. those old womanish little girls about 6 years of age was visiting at the neighbor’s. in Grass Valley a few days ago and regaling them with—intepesting details of her home life, “You know papa and mamma don’t get along together at all,” said she. ‘‘They just quarrel from morning till night,no matter what I say, 1 suppose it is all papa’s fault ‘cause you know he’s nothing but low Irish—mamma tells him so herself, Sometimes I just wish I hadn’t. ever been born, ‘Do you know where they got me? Mamma told me that papa dug me up under a cabbage out in the garden. That was a regular low Irish.trick, wasn’t it?” Wonders of Electricity, Every ailing.person in this town has no doubt seen the large notices in the Ban Francisco Examiner and Chronicle of the wonderful cures being performed by Dr, Sanden’s Electric Belt, an electrical appliance which gives strong currents of electricity into the body while you sleep at night and cures all disease and: weakness, They are for men'and women, Call at the National Exchange Hotel, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. A lady attendant for women will call at your home if requested free of charge. Examination by the doctor free of charge, 6t High-Toned Society Scandal. David Lubin of the firm of Weinstock & Lubin of Sacramento has filed papers for divorce from his wife on the ground of adultery, naming ex-Mayor Ben U, Steinman.as co-respondent, Little Damage Done. The Marysville Appeal declares that much less damage was done by the late frosts in that section than in any other part of the State. Peaches and pears, the principal variety of fruit grown thete, promise well, ee Native Sons’ Notice, The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.°8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, W. T. Monk, Pres, E,.J. Mora@an, Sec’y. Going to Alaska. E. F. Hook of this city, E, P, Kennedy, KE. C. Gage and C. Brackenbury of San Francisco, atudents~in mining at the University of California, will sail Wednesday for Alaska, where they have secured employment during their summer vacation, at the Treadwell mine, r Se * Boils and Pimples. ° San Francisco, Cal. Jan, 30, 1896. I had several pimples on my face and a large boil on on@ hand. ‘I began taking Hood’s Sarscrilla and after usivg three bottles I was Sared. J, W. Johnson, 8 South Broderick utreet, ee Hoon’s Pints cure all liver ills, ARRIVALS AT THE Uniow Hotel, Main Street. W. Van Kelly, San Juan, J. Lynon, Fred Armour, “ Chas, Tredinick and wife, San Francisco, J. A. Dorcey, J. Katue, C. W, Bennett, A. E, Ballard, Mrs. Krager and child, A. J. McCoy, A. Packwood, J, Temby, Grass Valley, L. Wack, Ed. Sparks, Lincoln, D. Nugent, “ J. WwW, Sausgeats San Diego. Aol, Simpson, H. Hoskin, Georgetown, M.B. Murphy, ‘ Will Meet Wednesday. . The Ladies Aid Society of this city will éet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at, parsonage of the M: KE. Church. It is sired that all members of the Society be ent, Celluloid Collars. Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 te, at the Pia pide Wo der ~tm — @ A Baby’s “Life Saved. My brby had croup and was saved by oh’s Cure,” writes Mra, J. B. Martin teville, Ala. ms co Fine Butter. "ae ? Woodland Creamery Butter, the best iv market, can,be had of Phil. Scadden, sole agent, a25-tf ———-—-+ Qe i Young Man! eis a rare chance for you. The protors of the TRANSCRIP are willing to an apprentice and teach him all the A steady . . es of the printing business, — only wanted. Apply immediately, A Fact Worth Knowing. pasate, Eeripoe: Baceusse: isa t and Lung diseaces are cu . A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest ofall in leavening strength,” —Larnst . Unrrep Staves GOVERNMENT Foop Revorr. }# Royal Baking Powder me : NEW YORK, Campbell. 100, Louise Sauvee 100, Francis, ,, — . Sauvee 100, © ith ~~» Happenings. Monk’s saloon, He held No 17. Now the weather is such that Fourth of July talk will be in order. ing the water at the narrows on the Yuba river and using the same for power and irrigation, Pen the Transoript’s Portrait Premium 6 r. Nothing like it ever heard of before. A fine $10 portrait for 95 cents. Only subscribers to the TRANSORIPT can get in on the deal. The Great Rejuvenator. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belts are doing more good in the United States today than any other known remedy, The électric power is noticed as soon as the Belt touches: the ‘body, and after being worn a. short time the whole syatem is strengthened, vitalized and rejuvenated. It can be made mild or strong, according to the indications of the disease for the cure of which it is worn. Dr, Sanden will be at the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, where this wonderful appliance can be seen ‘and tested free of charge. A lady assistant for women will call at your home if requested free of charge, 6t, ~~Oe The Rickard Brothers. tone Recently was chronicled in our paper the demise of one of California’s most prominent miners—Reuben Rickard, of Oakland, who died while in the discharge of his professional duties as a mining engineer, in charge of-properties in the Coolgardie Dis. trict, West Australia. The report published was from his brother Alfred Rickard. a gentleman of almost equal prominence in the mining world. And now comeg the sad on the~ West Australian coast, whither he had gone’ to meet his brother Reuben and take charge of a New Zealand mining property. The brothers came of a race of miners; were uncles of T, A. Rickard, the State Geologist ot Colorddo, and were held in high esteem wherever known, Wire Netting and Fencing. Legg & Shaw Co. are the agents for the; De Kalb Wire Fencing. Just the thing, . neat, durable and strong. Also all sizes of wire netting in stock at the lowest prices. oe: Ladies’ Oxford Ties. wae Grimes won the scapes raffled at : A private company is figuring on corrall-. news of the death of that brother at Albany, . . : ware, watches, chains, Summarized Mention of aor Home. at Leutje & Brand’s, = Natice to Co Contractors. c “Bids for the pysicod ‘the. ‘padeatat basi dence of St, Caniée’s parish are now advertised: All bids must: be in on the 16th instant, The committee reserves the; right to reject any or all’bids. Plans and speciRev. P. J. Clyne, es Rav. P. J, Cryns, * m7-td: . Chairmen Building, Committee, California Product and Pure Food. Consumers of syrup will do well to: remember that all Eastern syrup, so-called, ‘. usually very light color and of heavy body, is made frem glucose. Twa GARDEN Drip is made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which is evidence that it. is pure, For sale by first-class dealers, in cang only. a17-1m se. Free ‘This Week. Painting lessons free this week. Making and preserving photographs in natural colors by a new process, No previons knowlédge of painting or drawing is required, "Steady positions for bright pupils are in demand. For particulars call on R, id We Swenning, patentee, 6:30 to 8:30 p, m. Suit’ 27, the National, “tn? ‘ i , Are the Messengers of Sense,—the Telegraph . System of the human body. Nerves extend fromthe brain to every part of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire — good servants but bard masters, Nerves. are fed by the blood and are therefore Pte ti like it in character. Nérves will be weak and exhausted if the ae ‘blood is thin, pale and impure. Nerves will surely be strong and steady if the blood is rich, red and vigorous. Nerves find a true friend in Hood’s Sarsapa* rilla because it makes rich, red blood, Nerves do their work naturally and weli,— the brain is unclouded, there are no neuralgic pains, appetite and digestion are good, when you take Hoods -Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, only $1 } per pair, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf ul vw grape. AR GORDIE Bluefields Banan FO a corsa. _ .25 Cts. Per Doz. Prepared only by. ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, ? the best family cathartic . Hood s Pills and liver stimulant. 26¢Me ae se . Fancy Mexican Limes, % 10 Cts Per Doz. { fications can be seen at the residence of} with ¢ the BI We have them to SELL—not For . Whooping . Cough Nothing affords as much relief as Vin-. ton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle, Price 50 cents atVINTON’S, Broad Street. OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, NEVADA COUNTY, POLL TAX. NOTICE UBLIC NOTIO“ If HEREBY GIVEN THAT the State Poll Tax for two dollars, and Road Poll Tax of Two Dollars, forthe year 1896, is now. due and payable at my office, or to a Heputy Assestor, Ae son: gi 8889. of the Political code reads as ollows: Eyery male inhabitant of the State, over twenty-one and under sixty years of age, except paupers, ingane persons and Indians not taxed, must annnally pay a poll tax of two do)larg, provided the same be paid between the first Monda: m4 in March.and the first Monday in July, then it shall be three dollars, Section 3846 of the Politie:! Code makes it-the duty of the Asses3or to “demand Poll Tax of every person liable therefor, and on the neglect or refusal of such person to pay he mnst collect by seizure and gale of any personal property owned by such person, Under ordinance of the Board of Supervisors = . of this county, and in accordance with. Secas, Strictly First-class LEY’S, No. 18 Commercial street. es TO HOUSEKEEPERS. A Great W.E. JOHNSTON, THE SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM Success ! BECAUSE YOU GET ¥OUR GROCERIES ON TIME. Junc. Broad and Commercial sts., Thinks it is what the people want. Onr Wagon Will Call at Your Door Every Morning for Orders. «f Watch for us and hear what we have to say in the money-saving line, P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, The Groceries, ‘\ . GIVE ME A TRIAL. Woo Mee She Sh Sie SIE eS Ie le Seslesletete SASS ae Has on Hand Freshest and Best Stock —Oka Provisions, Can cou, Etc., Etc., To be found in Nevada oe Goods delivered free of charge, VARVARA se AS esas siete ae WZ TESST SSS ESY Overcoats . Suits and Pants be DR. W. P. SAWYER, Fabled AND SURGEON, se spre M.7todP. M, raduato of the University of Pennsyl ape a by . Ponice Eoatatiat b 5 Qure, So d by en & Co. . erates and P, Union Hotel, Nevada ca To order at REDUCED ! RICES, tion 2652 of the Political Code, a Road Poll “Tax of Three dollars must be paid by every male pe.son over the age of 21 years and under the age of 55 years, except those persons who have been honorably discharged from the Navy or Army from [861 to 1865, Collections for Road Poll Taxes must be made the same as State Poll Tax. Under Sections 429 to 494 ee who refusea to give his own name or the name of any person in his employ, or who in any manner < 2 structs the Assessor or any of his deputies in e collection of the State Poll Tax or Road Poll Tax is pulley of a misdemeanor, and liable to a fine of $500, or imprisonment in the county jail, or both such fine and imprisonment. Pol) Road Tax must be paid on demand. W. H. MARTIN, Assessor of Nevada County. J.P. Ebaugh, Deputy Collector. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER» and PAPER HANGER. Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. All orders promptly executed, ders at the Union Hotel. UNION. FRUIT § VEGETABLE me ee TOWER BU LDING, + MAIN STREET Leave orWILL OPEN t. : SATURDAY MORNING We beg to announce to the general lie that we have oped a first-class Fruit ant Ve etable Store in vada City. We will ounetatt ly. keep on hand the best varieties of ). Karly Fruits and Vegetables, Oranges, Lemons, Bte. Also, a Full Line of Imported Delicacies, ~~ Popular Brands of Cigars, ‘We have secured the agency for GRUENHAGEN’S ’ FINE RARDIES+E a All ands delivered free o charge. Arendt & Lieben. Don’t Fail use To segthe Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes —Kept by— “A.J. Bo‘ vey Broad Street, Opposite Union Street. Tailor, : Pia so:low that the price will not cut-any figure with you. MEN'S $7.50, $10 and $12.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER, ee CARTER. & JOHNSTON, the One Price ‘House. Boots and shoes made to order in the best ). : ‘tha TE. TO-DATE stock of NS, BOYS’ and . ‘aia » Ever shown in’ the somes ‘And what i is more Therefore we have ain ee down to mi and look at. “Call in and examine our. liné . of At all times and on every, occasion it is necessary to have a et * Reliable Time Keeper Such as are sold by reliable’ up-to—date dealers in watches and Clocks. a & BRAND Can supply you with anything in this line at the Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. FULL STOCK OF Jewerly of All Kinds Silver Ware Plated Ware Novelties, Etc. Broad Street above Pine, Nevada City. dbbdbhdbi sosounsnetnsnasusnseninsteasesl FE HERE) High Prices Must Get Out of Lin OVER THIS LIST. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans €lams, $t.00. Morning Meal Package, ro cts. 10 1-lb. Cans Salmon $1.00. %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant’s Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. Sauerkraut, § cents a pound, I. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. If you: wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST$ 3.3.3 ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, THROW YOUR. too Ibs Flour, $2.20. Hires 3 for so cts, Commercial Street, near Pine, ~ Ayal iGYGLES. Built and guaranteed by Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the world, INDIANA BICYCLE CO., of Indianapolis, Ind, Warrantedsthe BEST ofall HIGH GRADE whem, Illustrated catalogue free, Men’s, $85, Ladies’, $75 Ha 935, Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St.,°San Freneigeo.R We want a live Agent in Nevada{City. MISS ALICE . Hh AKE New Fruit, Vegetable and Florist Sion Opening Day, Thursday, ‘May “7th, Ladies’ $75 "ts IS DISPLAYING B. A. WALLACE An Elegant Assortment} Respectfully informe the . speople of Nevada City that he has o — a store in the. Tower ilding, on Main street, aud will kee be hand at all times the est Vegetables and Fruits, to be found in the maknt. : —or— is MILLIMERY At the WH HOTEL PTL, cel ama ‘call and nee the disp'ay whether im aarer and a* reasonable p: Repairisg neaily and 4d promply attended to, . ™” wish to vane’ OF nob,

isco,” » City. paewed wee to San 18 ein of or dealers: of me ase, mG, M, Cof had Tesigned Jakland, Cal,, and Scientific the Pretoria fined $10, 000, be banish ed e years, The that he hails inly attended 48 ‘Wealth hag @ his succesg 1e others, “Tig n6é and J. ¢. > same hare however, that the part of result in ns of the sen— has already will probably ecupation unlice, igh praise fo, easy action, an OS e9 th agate s Gilt Edge Market ograph to ind agents or wait for . urn. We y delay.— r Crayon. hotograrph Y DAYS AVE IT. INCHES int of the ide for a of . these yons may 3 paper can procure one of the pictures, :: as is often undertaken by traveling can> vassers, but is simply a plan adopted to q elsewhere. the order is received. F will be returned to.the owners in as good order as when given to us, P ) delivery line, F wantin the life of the weary house-wife » disease that science has been able to cure in FCure is taken internally, acting directly amiiiial THEDAILY TRANSCRIP” r Published Every Broning, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors? SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN. ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. TUESDAY. MAY 12, 1896. Telephone No. 4. IT BEATS THE RECORD. “Our Portrait Proposition Ahead~of All Other Premium Offers. Next week the TRANSCRIPT’s plan of distributing artistic crayon portraits to its subscribers, both old and new, will be. in full operation, A corps of, polite gentlemen will go from house to house, as well as visiting all business places, and present to each person concisely and fairly the exact terms upon which a patron of this This is not a scheme to sell frames at ‘two or three times their real: value, such increase the Transcripr’s already large circulation throughout Nevada county and If you are already a subscriber to the 7 per you will be entitled to order one of the pictures (guaranteed by the artists we mtracted with to be equal to any $10 perayon on the market, and to give satis action i in every respect,) by the payment fof 95 cénts in addition to the regular sub“a0 iption price of the paper, which lattér posts 60 cents a month, $3 for six montlis $6 a year, ‘These are the only terms, and no person not taking the paper can get ne of the portraits, : Sample portraits will arrive here on or bout, next Monday, and will be on exbition at various places in this city and Then the work of taking orders will begin and not until then. The finished pictures will be delivered ‘to subscribers within 20 days of the time Photographs, tin= types or other pictures furnished for copy . ‘The double column sdvertiuement on the cond page of today’s TRANSCRIPT will reay perusal whether or not you, want to ;nave a portrait made. 2@e Oe ‘Out of the General Rule. Now that ‘‘Billy” Johnston, the enterprising young groceryman whose place of business is at the junction of Broad and lommercial streets, has sécured a horse and wagon he has inaugurated something fter the style of a new departure in the Every morning his wagon ‘will make a circuit of the residence portion f the city and take orders for anything in e grocery line and deliver themn a short me later. The custom will doubtless soon become popular and will fill a long-felt ho is often compelled to ‘‘change” -and un off to. town for some little thing or ther which she finds she cannot get along without, $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded allits stages and*that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cnre.is.the only positive cure now known to the. medical fraternity. Catarrh * being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh pon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ate, thereby destroying the’ foundation f the disease, and giving the patient trength by building up the constitution sand assisting nature in doing its work, The oyproprietors have so much faith in its: cura~ P tive powers, that they offer One Hundred ‘Wollars for any case that it fails to cure, nd for list of Testimonals, Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo, 0. §0@F Sold by Draggist, 75c. ‘Blue Tent ‘School, During April the @ following ay have been neither tardy or absent: ; Hattie Hallett, Neva Hager, Mand ‘Cable, Emma Cable, Eugene Hallett, Bailey Lish, Jesse. Campbell, Harold Hager and Howard Hallett, Deportment—Maud Cable 96, George Lish 99, Holden Halleti 91, Harold Hager 93, Bailey Lish 98, Hattie Hallett 96, Neva Hager 97, Willie Smith 95, Kenneth Arbogast 95, Eugene Hallett 95, Theodore Nelson 99, Alex Sauvee 99, Emma Cable 97, Jesse Campbell 98, Nettie Lish 100, Grace Lish 100, Howard Hallett 100, Archie Percentage of all, 90, : Miss. Ina Cooper, Teacher, She Considered It An Irish Trick. One of. those old womanish little girls about 6 years of age was visiting at the neighbor’s. in Grass Valley a few days ago and regaling them with—intepesting details of her home life, “You know papa and mamma don’t get along together at all,” said she. ‘‘They just quarrel from morning till night,no matter what I say, 1 suppose it is all papa’s fault ‘cause you know he’s nothing but low Irish—mamma tells him so herself, Sometimes I just wish I hadn’t. ever been born, ‘Do you know where they got me? Mamma told me that papa dug me up under a cabbage out in the garden. That was a regular low Irish.trick, wasn’t it?” Wonders of Electricity, Every ailing.person in this town has no doubt seen the large notices in the Ban Francisco Examiner and Chronicle of the wonderful cures being performed by Dr, Sanden’s Electric Belt, an electrical appliance which gives strong currents of electricity into the body while you sleep at night and cures all disease and: weakness, They are for men'and women, Call at the National Exchange Hotel, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. A lady attendant for women will call at your home if requested free of charge. Examination by the doctor free of charge, 6t High-Toned Society Scandal. David Lubin of the firm of Weinstock & Lubin of Sacramento has filed papers for divorce from his wife on the ground of adultery, naming ex-Mayor Ben U, Steinman.as co-respondent, Little Damage Done. The Marysville Appeal declares that much less damage was done by the late frosts in that section than in any other part of the State. Peaches and pears, the principal variety of fruit grown thete, promise well, ee Native Sons’ Notice, The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.°8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, W. T. Monk, Pres, E,.J. Mora@an, Sec’y. Going to Alaska. E. F. Hook of this city, E, P, Kennedy, KE. C. Gage and C. Brackenbury of San Francisco, atudents~in mining at the University of California, will sail Wednesday for Alaska, where they have secured employment during their summer vacation, at the Treadwell mine, r Se * Boils and Pimples. ° San Francisco, Cal. Jan, 30, 1896. I had several pimples on my face and a large boil on on@ hand. ‘I began taking Hood’s Sarscrilla and after usivg three bottles I was Sared. J, W. Johnson, 8 South Broderick utreet, ee Hoon’s Pints cure all liver ills, ARRIVALS AT THE Uniow Hotel, Main Street. W. Van Kelly, San Juan, J. Lynon, Fred Armour, “ Chas, Tredinick and wife, San Francisco, J. A. Dorcey, J. Katue, C. W, Bennett, A. E, Ballard, Mrs. Krager and child, A. J. McCoy, A. Packwood, J, Temby, Grass Valley, L. Wack, Ed. Sparks, Lincoln, D. Nugent, “ J. WwW, Sausgeats San Diego. Aol, Simpson, H. Hoskin, Georgetown, M.B. Murphy, ‘ Will Meet Wednesday. . The Ladies Aid Society of this city will éet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at, parsonage of the M: KE. Church. It is sired that all members of the Society be ent, Celluloid Collars. Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 te, at the Pia pide Wo der ~tm — @ A Baby’s “Life Saved. My brby had croup and was saved by oh’s Cure,” writes Mra, J. B. Martin teville, Ala. ms co Fine Butter. "ae ? Woodland Creamery Butter, the best iv market, can,be had of Phil. Scadden, sole agent, a25-tf ———-—-+ Qe i Young Man! eis a rare chance for you. The protors of the TRANSCRIP are willing to an apprentice and teach him all the A steady . . es of the printing business, — only wanted. Apply immediately, A Fact Worth Knowing. pasate, Eeripoe: Baceusse: isa t and Lung diseaces are cu . A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest ofall in leavening strength,” —Larnst . Unrrep Staves GOVERNMENT Foop Revorr. }# Royal Baking Powder me : NEW YORK, Campbell. 100, Louise Sauvee 100, Francis, ,, — . Sauvee 100, © ith ~~» Happenings. Monk’s saloon, He held No 17. Now the weather is such that Fourth of July talk will be in order. ing the water at the narrows on the Yuba river and using the same for power and irrigation, Pen the Transoript’s Portrait Premium 6 r. Nothing like it ever heard of before. A fine $10 portrait for 95 cents. Only subscribers to the TRANSORIPT can get in on the deal. The Great Rejuvenator. Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belts are doing more good in the United States today than any other known remedy, The électric power is noticed as soon as the Belt touches: the ‘body, and after being worn a. short time the whole syatem is strengthened, vitalized and rejuvenated. It can be made mild or strong, according to the indications of the disease for the cure of which it is worn. Dr, Sanden will be at the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, where this wonderful appliance can be seen ‘and tested free of charge. A lady assistant for women will call at your home if requested free of charge, 6t, ~~Oe The Rickard Brothers. tone

Recently was chronicled in our paper the demise of one of California’s most prominent miners—Reuben Rickard, of Oakland, who died while in the discharge of his professional duties as a mining engineer, in charge of-properties in the Coolgardie Dis. trict, West Australia. The report published was from his brother Alfred Rickard. a gentleman of almost equal prominence in the mining world. And now comeg the sad on the~ West Australian coast, whither he had gone’ to meet his brother Reuben and take charge of a New Zealand mining property. The brothers came of a race of miners; were uncles of T, A. Rickard, the State Geologist ot Colorddo, and were held in high esteem wherever known, Wire Netting and Fencing. Legg & Shaw Co. are the agents for the; De Kalb Wire Fencing. Just the thing, . neat, durable and strong. Also all sizes of wire netting in stock at the lowest prices. oe: Ladies’ Oxford Ties. wae Grimes won the scapes raffled at : A private company is figuring on corrall-. news of the death of that brother at Albany, . . : ware, watches, chains, Summarized Mention of aor Home. at Leutje & Brand’s, = Natice to Co Contractors. c “Bids for the pysicod ‘the. ‘padeatat basi dence of St, Caniée’s parish are now advertised: All bids must: be in on the 16th instant, The committee reserves the; right to reject any or all’bids. Plans and speciRev. P. J. Clyne, es Rav. P. J, Cryns, * m7-td: . Chairmen Building, Committee, California Product and Pure Food. Consumers of syrup will do well to: remember that all Eastern syrup, so-called, ‘. usually very light color and of heavy body, is made frem glucose. Twa GARDEN Drip is made from sugar cane and makes delicious taffy candy, which is evidence that it. is pure, For sale by first-class dealers, in cang only. a17-1m se. Free ‘This Week. Painting lessons free this week. Making and preserving photographs in natural colors by a new process, No previons knowlédge of painting or drawing is required, "Steady positions for bright pupils are in demand. For particulars call on R, id We Swenning, patentee, 6:30 to 8:30 p, m. Suit’ 27, the National, “tn? ‘ i , Are the Messengers of Sense,—the Telegraph . System of the human body. Nerves extend fromthe brain to every part of the body and reach every organ. Nerves are like fire — good servants but bard masters, Nerves. are fed by the blood and are therefore Pte ti like it in character. Nérves will be weak and exhausted if the ae ‘blood is thin, pale and impure. Nerves will surely be strong and steady if the blood is rich, red and vigorous. Nerves find a true friend in Hood’s Sarsapa* rilla because it makes rich, red blood, Nerves do their work naturally and weli,— the brain is unclouded, there are no neuralgic pains, appetite and digestion are good, when you take Hoods -Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, only $1 } per pair, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf ul vw grape. AR GORDIE Bluefields Banan FO a corsa. _ .25 Cts. Per Doz. Prepared only by. ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, ? the best family cathartic . Hood s Pills and liver stimulant. 26¢Me ae se . Fancy Mexican Limes, % 10 Cts Per Doz. { fications can be seen at the residence of} with ¢ the BI We have them to SELL—not For . Whooping . Cough Nothing affords as much relief as Vin-. ton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle, Price 50 cents atVINTON’S, Broad Street. OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, NEVADA COUNTY, POLL TAX. NOTICE UBLIC NOTIO“ If HEREBY GIVEN THAT the State Poll Tax for two dollars, and Road Poll Tax of Two Dollars, forthe year 1896, is now. due and payable at my office, or to a Heputy Assestor, Ae son: gi 8889. of the Political code reads as ollows: Eyery male inhabitant of the State, over twenty-one and under sixty years of age, except paupers, ingane persons and Indians not taxed, must annnally pay a poll tax of two do)larg, provided the same be paid between the first Monda: m4 in March.and the first Monday in July, then it shall be three dollars, Section 3846 of the Politie:! Code makes it-the duty of the Asses3or to “demand Poll Tax of every person liable therefor, and on the neglect or refusal of such person to pay he mnst collect by seizure and gale of any personal property owned by such person, Under ordinance of the Board of Supervisors = . of this county, and in accordance with. Secas, Strictly First-class LEY’S, No. 18 Commercial street. es TO HOUSEKEEPERS. A Great W.E. JOHNSTON, THE SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM Success ! BECAUSE YOU GET ¥OUR GROCERIES ON TIME. Junc. Broad and Commercial sts., Thinks it is what the people want. Onr Wagon Will Call at Your Door Every Morning for Orders. «f Watch for us and hear what we have to say in the money-saving line, P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, The Groceries, ‘\ . GIVE ME A TRIAL. Woo Mee She Sh Sie SIE eS Ie le Seslesletete SASS ae Has on Hand Freshest and Best Stock —Oka Provisions, Can cou, Etc., Etc., To be found in Nevada oe Goods delivered free of charge, VARVARA se AS esas siete ae WZ TESST SSS ESY Overcoats . Suits and Pants be DR. W. P. SAWYER, Fabled AND SURGEON, se spre M.7todP. M, raduato of the University of Pennsyl ape a by . Ponice Eoatatiat b 5 Qure, So d by en & Co. . erates and P, Union Hotel, Nevada ca To order at REDUCED ! RICES, tion 2652 of the Political Code, a Road Poll “Tax of Three dollars must be paid by every male pe.son over the age of 21 years and under the age of 55 years, except those persons who have been honorably discharged from the Navy or Army from [861 to 1865, Collections for Road Poll Taxes must be made the same as State Poll Tax. Under Sections 429 to 494 ee who refusea to give his own name or the name of any person in his employ, or who in any manner < 2 structs the Assessor or any of his deputies in e collection of the State Poll Tax or Road Poll Tax is pulley of a misdemeanor, and liable to a fine of $500, or imprisonment in the county jail, or both such fine and imprisonment. Pol) Road Tax must be paid on demand. W. H. MARTIN, Assessor of Nevada County. J.P. Ebaugh, Deputy Collector. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER» and PAPER HANGER. Hard Oil Finishing and Decorating a Specialty. All orders promptly executed, ders at the Union Hotel. UNION. FRUIT § VEGETABLE me ee TOWER BU LDING, + MAIN STREET Leave orWILL OPEN t. : SATURDAY MORNING We beg to announce to the general lie that we have oped a first-class Fruit ant Ve etable Store in vada City. We will ounetatt ly. keep on hand the best varieties of ). Karly Fruits and Vegetables, Oranges, Lemons, Bte. Also, a Full Line of Imported Delicacies, ~~ Popular Brands of Cigars, ‘We have secured the agency for GRUENHAGEN’S ’ FINE RARDIES+E a All ands delivered free o charge. Arendt & Lieben. Don’t Fail use To segthe Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes —Kept by— “A.J. Bo‘ vey Broad Street, Opposite Union Street. Tailor, : Pia so:low that the price will not cut-any figure with you. MEN'S $7.50, $10 and $12.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER, ee CARTER. & JOHNSTON, the One Price ‘House. Boots and shoes made to order in the best ). : ‘tha TE. TO-DATE stock of NS, BOYS’ and . ‘aia » Ever shown in’ the somes ‘And what i is more Therefore we have ain ee down to mi and look at. “Call in and examine our. liné . of At all times and on every, occasion it is necessary to have a et * Reliable Time Keeper Such as are sold by reliable’ up-to—date dealers in watches and Clocks. a & BRAND Can supply you with anything in this line at the Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. FULL STOCK OF Jewerly of All Kinds Silver Ware Plated Ware Novelties, Etc. Broad Street above Pine, Nevada City. dbbdbhdbi sosounsnetnsnasusnseninsteasesl FE HERE) High Prices Must Get Out of Lin OVER THIS LIST. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans €lams, $t.00. Morning Meal Package, ro cts. 10 1-lb. Cans Salmon $1.00. %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant’s Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. Sauerkraut, § cents a pound, I. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. If you: wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST$ 3.3.3 ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, THROW YOUR. too Ibs Flour, $2.20. Hires 3 for so cts, Commercial Street, near Pine, ~ Ayal iGYGLES. Built and guaranteed by Largest High Grade Bicycle Factory in the world, INDIANA BICYCLE CO., of Indianapolis, Ind, Warrantedsthe BEST ofall HIGH GRADE whem, Illustrated catalogue free, Men’s, $85, Ladies’, $75 Ha 935, Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St.,°San Freneigeo.R We want a live Agent in Nevada{City. MISS ALICE . Hh AKE New Fruit, Vegetable and Florist Sion Opening Day, Thursday, ‘May “7th, Ladies’ $75 "ts IS DISPLAYING B. A. WALLACE An Elegant Assortment} Respectfully informe the . speople of Nevada City that he has o — a store in the. Tower ilding, on Main street, aud will kee be hand at all times the est Vegetables and Fruits, to be found in the maknt. : —or— is MILLIMERY At the WH HOTEL PTL, cel ama ‘call and nee the disp'ay whether im aarer and a* reasonable p: Repairisg neaily and 4d promply attended to, . ™” wish to vane’ OF nob,