May 12, 1898 (4 pages)

After the Toughs. Getchell says that he proposgurate at once a vigorous war16 sneak thieves, loafers and that infest the county seat. ses to bring all the machin ry y in play to rid the community f necessary. fiss Snider’s Debut. Monday evening Miss. Olive’ sho used to visit frequently at some years ago when her as President of the Murchie Jompany, will make her d but Jalifornia theater in San Hranthe is said’to be very beautiful ossess marked histrionic talent, Play B:hl, Boys. e will furnish you the Tennis play with, at 50 cents per pair. Popular Clothing Store. m10-5t eas Kot Lunch Every Night Jouncil Chamber Saloon, corner a Broad. Good music and a . RCC a oe al9-tf hildren . ‘¢ not very ‘robust need a Snieasananeatadetaaiate HE TRANSCRIPT,. SiGHfS OF THB SOUTH, HURS DAY... MAY 12, 1808 —— north-bound train at Jacksonville and . and night had been passed n its ; ment of Rangers. A spe peice ‘confines; in a very short heriff Getchell, who is a Sergeant of . time 1 would be speeding through -the mpany O, is not going to sit down) same water-logged country which chari fold his hands even if his official! .torizes the approach to the city and jes do require his attention here. jast the countless namber. of blazed is going to raise a company Of] pine trees which yield sap for turpen-, gers, in pursuance of the proposi-/tine purposes, which had greeted my s of Sheriff Ounningham of San. eye from entry there, and if a differQuin county to enlist about 6000) onoe at all existed between now and gers for the defense of the State of then it was only to leave a more indeliifornia. oe _ . ble impression of the country therejanningham has spoken to the” *l abouts ‘upon my mind. It was with a jor about the matter and secured his . tarther sence of satisfaction that I reBsent. His idea is to have each . alized that it would not be long before sriff in the fifty-seven counties of T would place foot upon Northern terithe State pick out 100 men. in his! ritory and leave the South to those janty. Naturally enough each Sheriff) wno shout its praises—principally the fl know of men who are daring riders . paijroad companies and people with id good shots and will also know up-. jand to sell. en bh whom he can rely. The Governor] 4 sige from Jacksonville to Savan8 said thatit would be a good idea, nah, distant about 160 miles, is made 4 Sheriff Cunningham is sending} withont incident. If made’ by way of tices to other Sheriffs throughout the . the Florida Central & Peninsular route ste to get their co-operation. ‘. quite a number of rice fields are passed, . some way of dealing with those who so grossly misrepresent things in this Sou'hern country. Now, this cemetery is held out as an alluring inducement fur travelers trom the North to four miles from the city and in its present state is absolately one of the worst things I ever looked at. All over the cemetery there is sand ankle deep and the graves as a rule are very poorly kept. It is a vast plot of ground with no attractive features whatever, except quite a number of very old oak trees with great quantities of Spanish moss hanging from them, and this constitutes alone what the people term a beautifal cemetery. The trees form kind of avenues and are in themselves very nice, but they would appear to even greater advantage if several thousand dollars were expended in beautifying their surroundings and decent walks and driveways were constructed where it is now nothing but inches of disagreeable sand, The populacemight then have some claim to distinction as possessing a fine burial ground. Quite a. contrast to that of Louisville’s famous Cave Hill, but one could probably travel-a lifé time and not find another like the Jatter. Charleston, South Carolina, which some years ago experienced such a Cunningham expects to receive re-. as this is the more seaward route and isastrous earthquake, still bears evimses from all the Sheriffs in the/ traverses the low lands-as they slopeate within a week. towards the ocean, having ample op*The idea is to have every man furportunity to be flooded when occasion sh’ his horse, saddle, arms and generrequires. The Piant System’s right of 1 equipment at his own expense,”. way lies more to the westward, and the dences of that terrible calamity. In some of the older buildings are still to be seen huge cracks where the elements tore the walls, but not with suf. @old Run, and which triat resulted in Medical fi on their Conviction as ‘heretofore an-. . with everything, instead of resting like _ “At the last trial in the United States} District Court of the three Chinese. . ‘eharged with ‘illegal bydraulickibg at nounced, one of the witnesses called for the defence was W. H. Merithew, a miner from Gold Ran. On cross-exami-. ‘forms and yet won't call the doctor, nation he was asked what he consider-. Cause Bi Sore, Sat the pain “will go away after a while.” And, too, you know ed hydraulic mining was since he did i RA not think that the defendants were ente is guvcrdlig Yonerente Ba stare gaged in that kind of work. with the inevitable consequence of a big He stated that hydraulic mining alpa snd Lath ceed services.” You don’t ways paid a dividend, and that no minbuts at to do for yourself or what to take. But suppose that you contd get f; ing could be called hydranlic unless a solutely free, the sitios ef cae of thes Pr profit was derived from it. — Physicians in the United States? You can. The physician is right here. Hoe has an office in the building, he has a staff of correspondents toassist him, and anyone and everyone, whe needs medical advice is invited to write to him. If it’s baby’s health or mother’s or the health of any member of the family yer may write about it, sure of a careful reading-of your letter, sure of a conscientious diagnosis of your cde, Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. Every letter will be hea ‘as a strictly confidential communication. Remember these facts. : _ We offer you medical advice from one of the most eminent practitioners in the Ur ited States, whether our medicines suit pour particular case or not. We offer you this advice at the cost of the two cent stamp You need a doctor many times when don’t call. one. You suffer pain in itty beA Western newspaper has come into the possession of a high-caste Ohinaman’s diary of travel in America and has printed a translation. The critic says the Americans consume enormous . _ quantities of whiskey. “They hurry civilized persons; they never enjoy themselves by sitting quietly on their ancestors’ graves. They kick balls violenitly without pay, and even sit down to the same table with womén, while the American dancing consists of spinning around to the most discordant music.” Furthermore, “in good weather Americans wander in the fields waving long sticks senselessly in the air.” Here You Are Mothers! We have placed on sale for 5 pays one Wort There’s a Perhapsinthatclock . @® of yours,or the watch ® that kept such good M time has become a little erratic in its * It. Stands to Reason That a house dealing excinsively in Farniture and Household Furnishings is the lace to-go to purchase anything iv this ine. Housekeepers. and others will find (@ it to their advantage to visit KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. ar} He carries a large stock of all kinds of Furniture, and will supply you with any article at San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you KINKEAD buy from ris) M57, OACOPEUOIA® : Screw Loose 4 teh cient force to rend them asunder and Heat hte : , ag, building and fat-forming id the Sheriff to a Mail reporter. “It) nature of the country is mach the sanie ie them to fall. From what is. ONLY Boys’ Fontleroy Waists, all ages, eee Miran tee wie te and at eerieomething to be used for two Bl be wholly withoutany expense to] a, that passed through en. route to known as the battery, one of the city’s. at 25 cents. Sample placed in our] Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass: sa. Don’t Pp ut them on months in the fall—that he State. No, we shall not have any, Florida, even after Waycrosse (the dibeantiful spots and where many hand-. Show window. J. Levy, . ei the retired list for ay not suffer from cold. fniform—unless you might call a can-. vision point for Plant trains from the mll-5t ‘Lhe Popular Clothing Store. some residences are situated, is obas coat and canvas trousers, suitable. north and the west) is passed. The tainable a very fine maritime view, as scoTT’s Fie stot ever ough arson ete ertends tome Sarnnas. mest pacing et . coisamcamwa tacomctHl FORTHE YUKON . mg ; 3 prin, together with soft felt hats. We) for nearly one hundred miles or more Charleston is probably the only city in . 8nd at popular prices. m31-tf. a : -MvM ULSI ON hall not co ‘ane Fi peg gener-! and the same marshy charactér te the . existence where at all times vultures PE Pench # Sense of the word, though 1 suppose . land is noticeable in many places as may be seen perched along the curbThe A No. 1 Bark Hunter of Lime and Soda supplies +;8tones. They are here protected by ‘ : i Dbligatton.” mostly classed as flag stations, line the . special municipal legislation and ans. Glenbrook Saloon, will leave San Francisco May 15 for this reason. In oyr repairing department even the most debilitated clocks and watches are restored to life, beauty and regular habits. All orders promptly attended to and charges are reasonably low. We guarantee all of our Sth wee . 7 k. ef > what want. ey _ “Each Sheriff organizing a troop of} railroad, and they are invariably “dry” ; i Pine Street, Nevada City. se : — g and be 00 men will be their captain, of. towns. One traveler who happened to. -. eee ee re a comneeey : ie ¥*1 St, Michaels and Yukon River Points. We aio attend to the repairing of Articles of Jewelry reitive, grow stron punished. There are hundreds of these S. W. FREEMAN quiring skiliful and delicate handli d mak d 1 . winter on this spl food leourse,” suggested the reporter. be in the car with me managed to have. .aaverous creatures flying over the. “~° °° MA » + Prop. The Bark Hunter is built. of white kinds of Jewelry Loe ee ee ‘Nearly all of 't become » “Well, Isuppose that might be the} the conductor get him a -thimbleful of jaaaabe : * ht time hed ‘ oak, copper fasteried, and has latel city day and night, sometimes perc HATING PURCHASED THE ABOVE OLD-. been thoroughly overhauled and put 4 way, though the companies could be. whiskey at one place by paying fifty 1 pifectively divided into four squads.” . conts for it. Occasionally between pechahesthapnt a ni in thig beet manner and will keeg on han tne Shoat condition. “Reservations for . The remark was made that Ounnitig-. these towns the railroad track cuts and alert for any vestige of decaying Fit t Li ppd given: on Sbpligerion. : Pein, inn ham, being the originator of the} through dense growths of tangle-brush whnitar ez inest Liquors, Beer, Wines surance on the Hunter. scheme; might be selected as General! inown as Georgia savannahs, and as — a —— AND CIGARS. Call or address, jf the corps. But the Sheriff declared . Savannah is neared in many places can (To be continu pupieten 2 Msi lone adeperlacion: ist the’ buestioase: kaa H. D, Lomparp & Oo., emphatically that he wasn’t hunting. pe seen the Spanish moss so beautiful . +2oe se tone pt ms how to cater to the tastes of the 16 California St., San Fruncisco. for any such position. 1n case of in-. sround Florida. I saw one green field Cross Complaint Argued. ee ee m5-lw wasion, he said, the Governor would} between Jacksonville and Savannah. . ah you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the direct the movement of. the Rangers} About four hours ‘are consumed in. I the Superior Court this morning are on'the wrapper. : irdering troops or portions’ of troops making the trip and it is a most tirethe equitable issues of the cross comhg pe el Soc. and $1.00, fs) 9 the endangered point. some one. plaint of. defendant F.8. Richards in E, Chemists, New Yorks the case of Bennallack vs. Richards et Savannah is a fast place—it is always just one hour ahead of everywhere else al. was arg sn mcunesmcasiaee : ; along the coast. The sun is still up at 4 half-past six and twilight generallv be-. Si"King at the Bellefontaine. I have transferred PERIODICALS AND FASHION gins about eight. People are gener-/ sinking has been resumed from the. PAPERS to ea fecruiting tour. Betweeu Rock Oreek . 111, up.at eight in the morning, but 5 F ; 880 foot level of the Bellefontaine. E T I pd Columbia Hill they secured twelve! iiss “are toany. exceptions. Nids There is a promising three-foot ledge gE. ROS N HA 9 Grim med Hats, ete. Who will henceforth keep a complete stock on hand and for iS owe golunteers — all stalwart, ‘strapping . .»1ock ia considered breakfast hour by in the shaft, and if it holds its own in whom I bespeak your liberal patronage. and compare Prices. ond of it. For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple " of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class condition. Ask your doctor > about this. : LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. Ladies—Before selecting yourSPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OP Removing to Grass Valley. » More kecrui:s For Company C. . Lieutenant Bowerman and Corporal Steffen of Oompany C went up the North San Juan ridge yesterday on a and Beautiful ! het ait. Sequoia. a avecialty. @, MILL AND MINING LUMBER . at Depot. Telephone No. 51. VLE BROS. CO., Best Liquors, oung men who are eager to go to the many, two o’clock lunch and seven f 5 ’ size and quality the stockholders will pont in their cape og 's defense. Hae o’clock dinner or supper. Two kinds have some dividends in time. Bateabibecs ¥ : nual muster of the company, which. . ) tine are ‘kept in all public places : ubscribers for Delineators please call on Mr. to have been held last Monday . 14 in the hotels signs on the clock — t yening but was postponed on account notify travelers that the trains leave 8 3 America’s if the inability of Col. Hay to be here,. . hour benind city time. Savannab osenthal for your copies. I. STEIN. . a You will find That Hill take place ‘soon. There are now . ;, a city of probably 80,0 0 people and poctymen on the roll and most of! i. the largest turpentine market-in. the hem are of the kind who will pass the/ . 44 Many deep-water vessels plougb For Most Fashionable Styles xamination. The Company is liable dd ters of the Sa The Best Cigars. 9 be called out sny day, and when the. \arnst river from che nosey oma deer ee And P ‘ : e are the attractions you can Bll does come one of the best fighting . hop at the wharf, and after loading IVI & d j Cc I n & ni erfect Satisfaction always find at M@rganizations of the National Guard of . . unloading their cargoes depart IN YOUR . . W Our Styles are the ©@MILLINERY@@ i As Well as Prices, CALL AT : _. Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. HOWIOHIHROOKIONIOKIONIOKK NO USE TALKING, After Careful Examination I Find that the COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. » favorite brands of Whiskies kept om ch as: “Kentucky Taylor,” ‘Jesse “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar tepper,” in Hood.” b : Wm. J. Britland. ss and enthusiasm. cotton, turpentine and rosin and lumGreatest, Because Hood’s SarsapaUp a Mill. ber, The city’s chief commendable 4 as men SF &. oi feature is its public squares and parks. ed s pape RNG Se ry es Eugene J. Hegarty, a real estate. phe most valuable portions of the city eh US: people Haturally ture baler of Sart Francisco, arrived here. ,+» devoted to the use of the public bp. When overtaken by sickness, caused Htevening. ‘This morning he left for! yoans of squares and parks, kept green. by impure blood, scrofula, dyspepsia, ¢ bore’s Flat where bis father, Charles} .+ 21) times and provided with benches. ¢&t¢-, or when chy ite ang! Sap debiliBgarty, resides. He bas a bond on for pedestrians, In almost every square’ tating blood-po soning diseases like i in Graniteville na diphtheria, scarlet fever, etc. eeeinere! Hill mine bas been erected a more or less bend-. (nearest, Because of the vast number Htrict and states that ¢ Ave St@MP/ some monument of' either marble or of testimonials which come from Hl with which to prospect it 19 to be} polished granite to the memory of. every city and hamlet in the land, iit on the claim at once. ". such Revolutionary heroes as Greene,. telling of marvelous cures and overa flowing with gratitude, Greatest, Because it eradicates every vestige of scrofula, cures the worst cases of hip disease, subdues the itching and burning of eczema, heals all sores, boils and eruptions, and every ailment due to impure blood, Greatest, Because it conquers dysepsia by toning and strengthening he siomach, cures rheumatism b neutralizing the acid in the blood, overcomes catarrh by removing the Very Latest and Prices the Lowest. W. H. Crawford. . ‘ és « a : . = Jasper, Pulaski and others. A magnifTurre is more Catarrh in this section . icent Confederate monument. graces fthe country than all other diseases { the leading public park, The streets together and until the last few. are of asphalt and there are upwards bars was supposed to be incurable, . of fifty miles of fine shell road leading D: doctors pro-. from the city in various directions. It 0 Seige < ok cha and peel is one of the greatest bivycle centers of fibed local remedies, and by con-. the country. One morning I counted Ently failing to’ cure with local-treat-. two hundred and fifty passing a cerent, pronounced it incurable. Science . tain point inside of forty minutes, and . S proven catarrh to be a constitu-. they were passing at the same rate even x CO. i BEEHIVE GROCERY . : f scrofula ‘taints that cause it. ; Matton J of —~ inal disease, and therefore requires . When I concluded. I remained in SaGreatest, Becakse unequalled by any Pp . 8 RY . ale ont eum Hay [rau games the {He ah . Shor meine or congo . POPULAr # Clothing # StoreJ.J.JACKSON, Proprietor h Cure, manufactured by F. J. General Fitzhugh Lee passed through/ eryes with pure, rich, nourishing ra ’ p GOODS ; puey & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only. om his way to Washington. Although} blood, and thus curing nervousness, . : hstitntional cure on the market. It} his train was not scheduled to arrive neuralgia and nervous prostration. “J : taken internally in doses from 10/until near 10 o'clock people begun. GREATEST, Beca use of economy and = i sai ops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly . gathering at the depot as early as 6,. strength, Hood's Sarsaparilla being Is the place where Agency For--lonogram Whiskey ithe blood and mucous stiffaces of. and continued to augment until when. the only’ medicine of which it na ; BI Label a in there was a. tly be sald, «« 100 doses one dollar. ue el Catsup le system. They offér re hundred a mage ong f gree a mob of six. @2EATEST, Because it is prepared in you can get the .f liars forany case it to cure. " the 1 t Laboratory on carth—9» , ATEST. pnd sau larentaowaaid testimonials. {thousand strong. So dense. was the building which smith pia than b d Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ' 4 Address, ; crowd that it was necessary to detach. three acres of floor space. est goods for the : 3 J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O,. the sleeper from the train proper and. Greatest, Because it is peculiar in Goods is now com ila by D: ia abe ek: back it inafootatatime. Whenthe. combination, proportion and process least money. D ot for . 3 — General appeared the crowd lost. all = Lalipeaget a esc 8 ag unep n 5 cents I’s Family Pills are the best. control of itself and hardly a sentence . <nown to any other medicine. * ; J : of his short speceh wasandible. Hard-. OREATEST, Because of ‘the greatest Fancy Groceries —— . ly anything was to be heard bnt one 2 d y greatest hold upon the confidence of the people as an honest medicine Hood’s 523%. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Ow Special Sale_ ~-} vast volume of sound. It was Lee for MEATS AND FISH : thie week only. 50 pairs of Boys’) this, Lee for that and Lee for everyif Lace Shoes, sizes 4 to 5)¢; actual. thing; women fainted, und he finally pe, $2.25. This week they go at $1.50) had to retire to the interior of the car and far ahead of r landed by us or ’ the country. others follow. m81-tf DR . i . Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 a 4 , ut The Popular Clothing . to.keep from being brushed from the} is Amerlen's Gite ‘st Medici P 2 ins ies er . {m4-4t]} J. Levy. . platform. Many-referred to the demold CT dre Aeth Py rbered oniy b ; ‘ Duffy ’s Malt . eas gee Pickles, 4 gal. bottles. 25 . : OF Te ae oe onstration as being one of great entha-. {if y.' & Ci. Tewell. Yt Men’s Fedora Felt Hats in all the latest shades, for $1.00,. Gamecock Whisky qtan-. : in bulk, per gal. 50 HER&co. 2 . . New lee Company. : siaam, bat ater seeing shat Leew of i ey Men’s All Wool Pants, actual value-$4.50, for $3.00. sate vey eg EER ves 5 Fs wes. : Se Phe Nevada City Ice Company is now . 1 ¥8S inclined pderpden ihpiotis: Men's All Wool Suits, in black and brown, $>.<o. ryant's oot Beer potie 10) Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 singer, call on us. pared to supply the public with. !t see man who got out of ae A Photograph . . Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, patent tips, Ga." : Hire’s . “3 for. 50/ Everything else in proportion, und all shades and 7X) st-clas: gee paar nets hie collar loose from its fastenings and. Ine-nice remembrance . BOys’ Lace Shoes, calfskin, every pair guaranteed, $1.50. "ot Sate tS 2’ ROAST” Cotten NX ‘s Bagge — sedate a ea holding bis tie in his hand, and while NY to send a relative, or «. Men’s Straw Hats, from 15 cents to $1.50. . Give it a Trial. + = % . dedin: Re rouse, rect of fheater, “Telephone. ting ta readjust the same remarked LQ friend or a sweetheart. se as —_—_—_—_—__== ORE es ee ae Ea. * that he considered it “a lot of — fool-. _ Br eee he viendit) THE TRANSCRIPT : oR i. a ro ee : Popular Clothing Store, PUBLISHES THE VERY Peeouye: a S REMEMBER if you want something. read of Savannah’s famous BonavenCc ial S oe : OX m Ow. is the place to go to. They. ture cemetery. If not they surely will Shows you . ~ OUMEETCI treet. J. LEVY, P rop rietor. ifethey ever get: within reach of a ‘Pelephone—Store, 208; residence, 201, LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

After the Toughs. Getchell says that he proposgurate at once a vigorous war16 sneak thieves, loafers and that infest the county seat. ses to bring all the machin ry y in play to rid the community f necessary. fiss Snider’s Debut. Monday evening Miss. Olive’ sho used to visit frequently at some years ago when her as President of the Murchie Jompany, will make her d but Jalifornia theater in San Hranthe is said’to be very beautiful ossess marked histrionic talent, Play B:hl, Boys. e will furnish you the Tennis play with, at 50 cents per pair. Popular Clothing Store. m10-5t eas Kot Lunch Every Night Jouncil Chamber Saloon, corner a Broad. Good music and a . RCC a oe al9-tf hildren . ‘¢ not very ‘robust need a Snieasananeatadetaaiate HE TRANSCRIPT,. SiGHfS OF THB SOUTH, HURS DAY..... MAY 12, 1808 —— north-bound train at Jacksonville and . and night had been passed n its ; ment of Rangers. A spe peice ‘confines; in a very short heriff Getchell, who is a Sergeant of . time 1 would be speeding through -the mpany O, is not going to sit down) same water-logged country which chari fold his hands even if his official! .torizes the approach to the city and jes do require his attention here. jast the countless namber. of blazed is going to raise a company Of] pine trees which yield sap for turpen-, gers, in pursuance of the proposi-/tine purposes, which had greeted my s of Sheriff Ounningham of San. eye from entry there, and if a differQuin county to enlist about 6000) onoe at all existed between now and gers for the defense of the State of then it was only to leave a more indeliifornia. oe _ . ble impression of the country therejanningham has spoken to the” *l abouts ‘upon my mind. It was with a jor about the matter and secured his . tarther sence of satisfaction that I reBsent. His idea is to have each . alized that it would not be long before sriff in the fifty-seven counties of T would place foot upon Northern terithe State pick out 100 men. in his! ritory and leave the South to those janty. Naturally enough each Sheriff) wno shout its praises—principally the fl know of men who are daring riders . paijroad companies and people with id good shots and will also know up-. jand to sell. en bh whom he can rely. The Governor] 4 sige from Jacksonville to Savan8 said thatit would be a good idea, nah, distant about 160 miles, is made 4 Sheriff Cunningham is sending} withont incident. If made’ by way of tices to other Sheriffs throughout the . the Florida Central & Peninsular route ste to get their co-operation. ‘. quite a number of rice fields are passed, . some way of dealing with those who so grossly misrepresent things in this Sou'hern country. Now, this cemetery is held out as an alluring inducement fur travelers trom the North to four miles from the city and in its present state is absolately one of the worst things I ever looked at. All over the cemetery there is sand ankle deep and the graves as a rule are very poorly kept. It is a vast plot of ground with no attractive features whatever, except quite a number of very old oak trees with great quantities of Spanish moss hanging from them, and this constitutes alone what the people term a beautifal cemetery. The trees form kind of avenues and are in themselves very nice, but they would appear to even greater advantage if several thousand dollars were expended in beautifying their surroundings and decent walks and driveways were constructed where it is now nothing but inches of disagreeable sand, The populacemight then have some claim to distinction as possessing a fine burial ground. Quite a. contrast to that of Louisville’s famous Cave Hill, but one could probably travel-a lifé time and not find another like the Jatter. Charleston, South Carolina, which some years ago experienced such a Cunningham expects to receive re-. as this is the more seaward route and isastrous earthquake, still bears evimses from all the Sheriffs in the/ traverses the low lands-as they slopeate within a week. towards the ocean, having ample op*The idea is to have every man furportunity to be flooded when occasion sh’ his horse, saddle, arms and generrequires. The Piant System’s right of 1 equipment at his own expense,”. way lies more to the westward, and the dences of that terrible calamity. In some of the older buildings are still to be seen huge cracks where the elements tore the walls, but not with suf. @old Run, and which triat resulted in Medical fi on their Conviction as ‘heretofore an-. . with everything, instead of resting like _ “At the last trial in the United States} District Court of the three Chinese. . ‘eharged with ‘illegal bydraulickibg at nounced, one of the witnesses called for the defence was W. H. Merithew, a miner from Gold Ran. On cross-exami-. ‘forms and yet won't call the doctor, nation he was asked what he consider-. Cause Bi Sore, Sat the pain “will go away after a while.” And, too, you know ed hydraulic mining was since he did i RA not think that the defendants were ente is guvcrdlig Yonerente Ba stare gaged in that kind of work. with the inevitable consequence of a big He stated that hydraulic mining alpa snd Lath ceed services.” You don’t ways paid a dividend, and that no minbuts at to do for yourself or what to take. But suppose that you contd get f; ing could be called hydranlic unless a solutely free, the sitios ef cae of thes Pr profit was derived from it. — Physicians in the United States? You can. The physician is right here. Hoe has an office in the building, he has a staff of correspondents toassist him, and anyone and everyone, whe needs medical advice is invited to write to him. If it’s baby’s health or mother’s or the health of any member of the family yer may write about it, sure of a careful reading-of your letter, sure of a conscientious diagnosis of your cde, Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. Every letter will be hea ‘as a strictly confidential communication. Remember these facts. : _ We offer you medical advice from one of the most eminent practitioners in the Ur ited States, whether our medicines suit pour particular case or not. We offer you this advice at the cost of the two cent stamp You need a doctor many times when don’t call. one. You suffer pain in itty beA Western newspaper has come into the possession of a high-caste Ohinaman’s diary of travel in America and has printed a translation. The critic says the Americans consume enormous . _ quantities of whiskey. “They hurry civilized persons; they never enjoy themselves by sitting quietly on their ancestors’ graves. They kick balls violenitly without pay, and even sit down to the same table with womén, while the American dancing consists of spinning around to the most discordant music.” Furthermore, “in good weather Americans wander in the fields waving long sticks senselessly in the air.” Here You Are Mothers! We have placed on sale for 5 pays one Wort There’s a Perhapsinthatclock . @® of yours,or the watch ® that kept such good M time has become a little erratic in its * It. Stands to Reason That a house dealing excinsively in Farniture and Household Furnishings is the lace to-go to purchase anything iv this ine. Housekeepers. and others will find (@ it to their advantage to visit KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORES, Commercial Street. ar} He carries a large stock of all kinds of Furniture, and will supply you with any article at San Francisco prices, with the freight added. Remember, that when you KINKEAD buy from ris) M57, OACOPEUOIA® : Screw Loose 4 teh cient force to rend them asunder and Heat hte : , ag, building and fat-forming id the Sheriff to a Mail reporter. “It) nature of the country is mach the sanie ie them to fall. From what is. ONLY Boys’ Fontleroy Waists, all ages, eee Miran tee wie te and at eerieomething to be used for two Bl be wholly withoutany expense to] a, that passed through en. route to known as the battery, one of the city’s. at 25 cents. Sample placed in our] Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass: sa. Don’t Pp ut them on months in the fall—that he State. No, we shall not have any, Florida, even after Waycrosse (the dibeantiful spots and where many hand-. Show window. J. Levy, . ei the retired list for ay not suffer from cold. fniform—unless you might call a can-. vision point for Plant trains from the mll-5t ‘Lhe Popular Clothing Store. some residences are situated, is obas coat and canvas trousers, suitable. north and the west) is passed. The tainable a very fine maritime view, as scoTT’s Fie stot ever ough arson ete ertends tome Sarnnas. mest pacing et . coisamcamwa tacomctHl FORTHE YUKON . mg ; 3 prin, together with soft felt hats. We) for nearly one hundred miles or more Charleston is probably the only city in . 8nd at popular prices. m31-tf. a : -MvM ULSI ON hall not co ‘ane Fi peg gener-! and the same marshy charactér te the . existence where at all times vultures PE Pench # Sense of the word, though 1 suppose . land is noticeable in many places as may be seen perched along the curbThe A No. 1 Bark Hunter of Lime and Soda supplies +;8tones. They are here protected by ‘ : i Dbligatton.” mostly classed as flag stations, line the . special municipal legislation and ans. Glenbrook Saloon, will leave San Francisco May 15 for this reason. In oyr repairing department even the most debilitated clocks and watches are restored to life, beauty and regular habits. All orders promptly attended to and charges are reasonably low. We guarantee all of our Sth wee . 7 k. ef > what want. ey _ “Each Sheriff organizing a troop of} railroad, and they are invariably “dry” ; i Pine Street, Nevada City. se : — g and be 00 men will be their captain, of. towns. One traveler who happened to. -. eee ee re a comneeey : ie ¥*1 St, Michaels and Yukon River Points. We aio attend to the repairing of Articles of Jewelry reitive, grow stron punished. There are hundreds of these S. W. FREEMAN quiring skiliful and delicate handli d mak d 1

. winter on this spl food leourse,” suggested the reporter. be in the car with me managed to have. .aaverous creatures flying over the. “~° °° MA » + Prop. The Bark Hunter is built. of white kinds of Jewelry Loe ee ee ‘Nearly all of 't become » “Well, Isuppose that might be the} the conductor get him a -thimbleful of jaaaabe : * ht time hed ‘ oak, copper fasteried, and has latel city day and night, sometimes perc HATING PURCHASED THE ABOVE OLD-. been thoroughly overhauled and put 4 way, though the companies could be. whiskey at one place by paying fifty 1 pifectively divided into four squads.” . conts for it. Occasionally between pechahesthapnt a ni in thig beet manner and will keeg on han tne Shoat condition. “Reservations for . The remark was made that Ounnitig-. these towns the railroad track cuts and alert for any vestige of decaying Fit t Li ppd given: on Sbpligerion. : Pein, inn ham, being the originator of the} through dense growths of tangle-brush whnitar ez inest Liquors, Beer, Wines surance on the Hunter. scheme; might be selected as General! inown as Georgia savannahs, and as — a —— AND CIGARS. Call or address, jf the corps. But the Sheriff declared . Savannah is neared in many places can (To be continu pupieten 2 Msi lone adeperlacion: ist the’ buestioase: kaa H. D, Lomparp & Oo., emphatically that he wasn’t hunting. pe seen the Spanish moss so beautiful . +2oe se tone pt ms how to cater to the tastes of the 16 California St., San Fruncisco. for any such position. 1n case of in-. sround Florida. I saw one green field Cross Complaint Argued. ee ee m5-lw wasion, he said, the Governor would} between Jacksonville and Savannah. . ah you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the direct the movement of. the Rangers} About four hours ‘are consumed in. I the Superior Court this morning are on'the wrapper. : irdering troops or portions’ of troops making the trip and it is a most tirethe equitable issues of the cross comhg pe el Soc. and $1.00, fs) 9 the endangered point. some one. plaint of. defendant F.8. Richards in E, Chemists, New Yorks the case of Bennallack vs. Richards et Savannah is a fast place—it is always just one hour ahead of everywhere else al. was arg sn mcunesmcasiaee : ; along the coast. The sun is still up at 4 half-past six and twilight generallv be-. Si"King at the Bellefontaine. I have transferred PERIODICALS AND FASHION gins about eight. People are gener-/ sinking has been resumed from the. PAPERS to ea fecruiting tour. Betweeu Rock Oreek . 111, up.at eight in the morning, but 5 F ; 880 foot level of the Bellefontaine. E T I pd Columbia Hill they secured twelve! iiss “are toany. exceptions.. Nids There is a promising three-foot ledge gE. ROS N HA 9 Grim med Hats, ete. Who will henceforth keep a complete stock on hand and for iS owe golunteers — all stalwart, ‘strapping . .»1ock ia considered breakfast hour by in the shaft, and if it holds its own in whom I bespeak your liberal patronage. and compare Prices. ond of it. For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple " of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class condition. Ask your doctor > about this. : LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. Ladies—Before selecting yourSPRING MILLINERY SEE MY ASSORTMENT OP Removing to Grass Valley. » More kecrui:s For Company C. . Lieutenant Bowerman and Corporal Steffen of Oompany C went up the North San Juan ridge yesterday on a and Beautiful ! het ait. Sequoia. a avecialty. @, MILL AND MINING LUMBER . at Depot. Telephone No. 51. VLE BROS. CO., Best Liquors, oung men who are eager to go to the many, two o’clock lunch and seven f 5 ’ size and quality the stockholders will pont in their cape og 's defense. Hae o’clock dinner or supper. Two kinds have some dividends in time. Bateabibecs ¥ : nual muster of the company, which. . ) tine are ‘kept in all public places : ubscribers for Delineators please call on Mr. to have been held last Monday . 14 in the hotels signs on the clock — t yening but was postponed on account notify travelers that the trains leave 8 3 America’s if the inability of Col. Hay to be here,. . hour benind city time. Savannab osenthal for your copies. I. STEIN. . a You will find That Hill take place ‘soon. There are now . ;, a city of probably 80,0 0 people and poctymen on the roll and most of! i. the largest turpentine market-in. the hem are of the kind who will pass the/ . 44 Many deep-water vessels plougb For Most Fashionable Styles xamination. The Company is liable dd ters of the Sa The Best Cigars. 9 be called out sny day, and when the. \arnst river from che nosey oma deer ee And P ‘ : e are the attractions you can Bll does come one of the best fighting . hop at the wharf, and after loading IVI & d j Cc I n & ni erfect Satisfaction always find at M@rganizations of the National Guard of . .. unloading their cargoes depart IN YOUR . . W Our Styles are the ©@MILLINERY@@ i As Well as Prices, CALL AT : _. Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. HOWIOHIHROOKIONIOKIONIOKK NO USE TALKING, After Careful Examination I Find that the COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. » favorite brands of Whiskies kept om ch as: “Kentucky Taylor,” ‘Jesse “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar tepper,” in Hood.” b : Wm. J. Britland. ss and enthusiasm. cotton, turpentine and rosin and lumGreatest, Because Hood’s SarsapaUp a Mill. ber, The city’s chief commendable 4 as men SF &. oi feature is its public squares and parks. ed s pape RNG Se ry es Eugene J. Hegarty, a real estate. phe most valuable portions of the city eh US: people Haturally ture baler of Sart Francisco, arrived here. ,+» devoted to the use of the public bp. When overtaken by sickness, caused Htevening. ‘This morning he left for! yoans of squares and parks, kept green. by impure blood, scrofula, dyspepsia, ¢ bore’s Flat where bis father, Charles} .+ 21) times and provided with benches. ¢&t¢-, or when chy ite ang! Sap debiliBgarty, resides. He bas a bond on for pedestrians, In almost every square’ tating blood-po soning diseases like i in Graniteville na diphtheria, scarlet fever, etc. eeeinere! Hill mine bas been erected a more or less bend-. (nearest, Because of the vast number Htrict and states that ¢ Ave St@MP/ some monument of' either marble or of testimonials which come from Hl with which to prospect it 19 to be} polished granite to the memory of. every city and hamlet in the land, iit on the claim at once. ". such Revolutionary heroes as Greene,. telling of marvelous cures and overa flowing with gratitude, Greatest, Because it eradicates every vestige of scrofula, cures the worst cases of hip disease, subdues the itching and burning of eczema, heals all sores, boils and eruptions, and every ailment due to impure blood, Greatest, Because it conquers dysepsia by toning and strengthening he siomach, cures rheumatism b neutralizing the acid in the blood, overcomes catarrh by removing the Very Latest and Prices the Lowest. W. H. Crawford. . ‘ és « a : . = Jasper, Pulaski and others. A magnifTurre is more Catarrh in this section . icent Confederate monument. graces fthe country than all other diseases { the leading public park, The streets together and until the last few. are of asphalt and there are upwards bars was supposed to be incurable, . of fifty miles of fine shell road leading D: doctors pro-. from the city in various directions. It 0 Seige < ok cha and peel is one of the greatest bivycle centers of fibed local remedies, and by con-. the country. One morning I counted Ently failing to’ cure with local-treat-. two hundred and fifty passing a cerent, pronounced it incurable. Science . tain point inside of forty minutes, and . S proven catarrh to be a constitu-. they were passing at the same rate even x CO. i BEEHIVE GROCERY .. : f scrofula ‘taints that cause it. ; Matton J of —~ inal disease, and therefore requires . When I concluded. I remained in SaGreatest, Becakse unequalled by any Pp . 8 RY . ale ont eum Hay [rau games the {He ah . Shor meine or congo . POPULAr # Clothing # StoreJ.J.JACKSON, Proprietor h Cure, manufactured by F. J. General Fitzhugh Lee passed through/ eryes with pure, rich, nourishing ra ’ p GOODS ; puey & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only. om his way to Washington. Although} blood, and thus curing nervousness, . : hstitntional cure on the market. It} his train was not scheduled to arrive neuralgia and nervous prostration. “J : taken internally in doses from 10/until near 10 o'clock people begun. GREATEST, Beca use of economy and = i sai ops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly . gathering at the depot as early as 6,. strength, Hood's Sarsaparilla being Is the place where Agency For--lonogram Whiskey ithe blood and mucous stiffaces of. and continued to augment until when. the only’ medicine of which it na ; BI Label a in there was a. tly be sald, «« 100 doses one dollar. ue el Catsup le system. They offér re hundred a mage ong f gree a mob of six. @2EATEST, Because it is prepared in you can get the .f liars forany case it to cure. " the 1 t Laboratory on carth—9» , ATEST. pnd sau larentaowaaid testimonials. {thousand strong. So dense. was the building which smith pia than b d Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ' 4 Address, ; crowd that it was necessary to detach. three acres of floor space. est goods for the : 3 J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O,. the sleeper from the train proper and. Greatest, Because it is peculiar in Goods is now com ila by D: ia abe ek: back it inafootatatime. Whenthe. combination, proportion and process least money. D ot for . 3 — General appeared the crowd lost. all = Lalipeaget a esc 8 ag unep n 5 cents I’s Family Pills are the best. control of itself and hardly a sentence . <nown to any other medicine. * ; J : of his short speceh wasandible. Hard-. OREATEST, Because of ‘the greatest Fancy Groceries —— . ly anything was to be heard bnt one 2 d y greatest hold upon the confidence of the people as an honest medicine Hood’s 523%. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Ow Special Sale_ ~-} vast volume of sound. It was Lee for MEATS AND FISH : thie week only. 50 pairs of Boys’) this, Lee for that and Lee for everyif Lace Shoes, sizes 4 to 5)¢; actual. thing; women fainted, und he finally pe, $2.25. This week they go at $1.50) had to retire to the interior of the car and far ahead of r landed by us or ’ the country. others follow. m81-tf DR . i . Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 a 4 , ut The Popular Clothing . to.keep from being brushed from the} is Amerlen's Gite ‘st Medici P 2 ins ies er . {m4-4t]} J. Levy. . platform. Many-referred to the demold CT dre Aeth Py rbered oniy b ; ‘ Duffy ’s Malt . eas gee Pickles, 4 gal. bottles.. 25 . : OF Te ae oe onstration as being one of great entha-. {if y.' & Ci. Tewell. Yt Men’s Fedora Felt Hats in all the latest shades, for $1.00,. Gamecock Whisky qtan-. : in bulk, per gal. 50 HER&co. 2 . . New lee Company. : siaam, bat ater seeing shat Leew of i ey Men’s All Wool Pants, actual value-$4.50, for $3.00. sate vey eg EER ves 5 Fs wes. : Se Phe Nevada City Ice Company is now . 1 ¥8S inclined pderpden ihpiotis: Men's All Wool Suits, in black and brown, $>.<o. ryant's oot Beer potie 10) Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 singer, call on us. pared to supply the public with. !t see man who got out of ae A Photograph . . Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, patent tips, Ga." : Hire’s . “3 for. 50/ Everything else in proportion, und all shades and 7X) st-clas: gee paar nets hie collar loose from its fastenings and. Ine-nice remembrance . BOys’ Lace Shoes, calfskin, every pair guaranteed, $1.50. "ot Sate tS 2’ ROAST” Cotten NX ‘s Bagge — sedate a ea holding bis tie in his hand, and while NY to send a relative, or «. Men’s Straw Hats, from 15 cents to $1.50. . Give it a Trial. + = % . dedin: Re rouse, rect of fheater, “Telephone. ting ta readjust the same remarked LQ friend or a sweetheart. se as —_—_—_—_—__== ORE es ee ae Ea. * that he considered it “a lot of — fool-. _ Br eee he viendit) THE TRANSCRIPT : oR i. a ro ee : Popular Clothing Store, PUBLISHES THE VERY Peeouye: a S REMEMBER if you want something. read of Savannah’s famous BonavenCc ial S oe : OX m Ow. is the place to go to. They. ture cemetery. If not they surely will Shows you . ~ OUMEETCI treet. J. LEVY, P rop rietor. ifethey ever get: within reach of a ‘Pelephone—Store, 208; residence, 201, LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS