May 18, 1896 (4 pages)

not red : an ul ea tt: ast, as iM be MR. Jere, ique ittle will EOSy 1 the eet. un-: and sap h ol d ED USE . : Valley Athletic Club held a meeting Satur_ day evening and decided to have. the club’s * io: getting. the park in condition, The * getting the place in condition would be gior of the inclosure is practically unfit for“gee.” Storms’ Ranch was also found to be “gity, the club has selected colors to: pre_intended to take on the nature of a general ‘THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT . } MINELOCATING BATTERY, Pablished Brery Bvoning, except Sanday. BROWN & CALKINS, = = Proprietors, SERVED BY OARRIERS AT 18 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month =z wuan PAID IN abeision $ SIX DOLLARS PER. YEAR. e—————————————————ee—— MOFDAY.. _MAY 18, 1896. + Telephone No, 4. It Will Bo Held at Watt Park, Valley, on Decoration Day. The Board of Directors of the Grasp Grass field. day’ at Watt Park on May 30th. Watt Park was selected owing to the minimum expense which would be entailed proposition to hold the affair at Glenbrook Park and Ismert’s Grove was rejected on the ground that the expense attached in immense. Large sections of the fence ‘aré down, much of. the lumber having been carried away, the stands are dilapidated and everything connected with the intein such condition‘as' towarrant the field day wot being held there. Watt Park will be gotten in the best possible shape and @ committee was appointed to attend to the matter, Excursion trains will be run ‘from this dominate on the occasion and the affair is outing, The prices of admission to the park will be 50 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies and children, Members of the Nevada City Athletic Club will be given a half rate. Gold and silver medals will be awarded all winners of events in which members only are permitted to participate and all contestants must be in good standing. They are as followa: 100-yard race; 220yard race; 440-yard race; one-half mile race; one mile race; pole vault; throwing ‘. witness a practical test of the apparatus, ==} These gentlemen have been here two or “ATHLETIC CLUB. FIRLD DAY. shoots of ore in places. that had never been Professor Kimbl’s am Apparatus That Tells the Lecation of Minerals, Prof, L. J, Kimball, the inventor and operator of a magneto-electric battery for locating mines and describing the metals they contain, is now visiting this city. He is accompanied by Dr. Frederick Hiller of San Francisco aud Colonel J, W. Guthrie of Sacramento, who are interested in the working of the invention and are here to three days and have already made a few teats of the contrivance on.different mining claims in this neighborhood, all of which have proven very satisfactory to themselves and to ail thers concerned, In one instance a mine five or six miles from this city was passed over and its character determined by the action of the instrument. The report given by Prof, Kimball ae the result of the experiment was a surprise to the managers: of the mine, who say that they could not have given @ better description of the mine themselves, All teate are conducted above ground, the battery used being very sensitive and easily affected by the mineral deposits in the immediate neighborhood. not class‘his invention with the so-called divining rods, ‘thoo-doos” and like appliances that have in the past attracted more or less attention from mining men all over the country. Prof, Kimball gays the apparatus is constructed upon principles well known to scientific men, and that its working depends entirely upon natural causes, There is no spiritualism or other — tion about it, The Professor also claims that the jie discoveries on the Comstock are due to the use of his instrument, which located new exploited. The apparatus which Professor Kimball uses somewhat resembles in shape the oldtime forked divining rod. There are two adjustable rods which meet in a socket, the free ends are held in the hand and the battery is inserted im the socket at the junction of the two rods. According to the metal which the prospector is looking for he inserts at the apex of the rod a particular kind of battery. This battery looks like a long bullet, but has at its broad end a tight-fitting screw, not unlike the flask in which quicksilver is stored. The contents of the battery constitute the secret of the 36-lb. hammer; throwing 12-lb, hammer; putting 16-lb. shot; 100-yard hurdle race, hurdles three feet wide and three feet apart; rapoing broad jump; running high jump; running hop, step and jump. A number of open-for-all contests will also take place and for these prizes will be given. They are as follows: 100-yard dash; 100yard dach for boys under 16; three-legged race, 100 yards; one-half mile race; running broad jump; ruoning high jump; 50-yard race for girls; egg race for girls; 220-yard wace; high kick; hop, step and jump; putting 16-1b. shot; throwing 12-lb, hammer; dadies’ and girls’ races, A Verdict For Defendant. The case of W. W. Williams vs. R. P, Rossen, which was tried before a jury in Juetice McKinney’s court at, North Bloomfield’ Saturday, resulted in the acquittal of the defendant. Rossen was d of having said that Williams was the party who recently destroyed the brass band instruments at Relief Hill, and the latter brought suit to recover damages for defamation of character. Thomas 8, Ford of this city was attorney for Rossen, and A, Burrows of Grass Valley appeared for the plaintiff. : . Death From P Pneumonia. Rose Carey, a woman of the town, who was commonly known as ‘' Pearl,” died yesterday morning at her house on upper Commercial street. Death resulted from pneumonia, The unfortunate woman being in almost destitute ¢ircumstances and with no one to see that she was decently buried, Constable Dillon started a subscription and succeeded in raising enough to defray the expenses of the funeral, which took place at 10 o’clock this morning. pow whe It Won’t Prosper. No town can prosper so long as its own -citizens have not a good work to say for it, ,and@ every man should speak kindly of his ‘neighbor and help him in his business when the can do it without injury to himeelf, This ds the secret of every community that thrives and prospers. Very Low. Mrs. F, E. Wadsworth, wife of the editor of the Herald, is stillin a critical condition. Dr. Wallace Briggs of Sacramento is expected here this evening to consult with Dr. Muller, the attending physician, regarding the case. The readers of this p paper will be pleased ates learn = there is-at least one dreaded science has been able to cure in oe its s ye that is Catarrh. Hall’s st ag is the only positive cure now vows to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh — is taken internally, ‘acting directly pon the blood and mucous surfaces of the par thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and givin the patient meena by the constitution and assisting nature in doing ite work. The tors have so ‘much faith in its curafive powers, that they offer One Hundred for any case that it fails to cure. end f as list of Teatimonals. F. * a CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo, 0. by Draggist, 5c. A A Babys Li Life Saved. ca beby had crow pan oe was saved by Pe Cure,” wetness. J Be Martin mer Ala, ‘force distinct from electricity. ‘illness confined him te his Professor, Into each battery certain chemicals are introduced, which are attracted by certain metals or fluids in the earth. To use the Professor’s own language: ‘‘A nug~ get of gold is a ball of fire, so far as its rays are concerned, All mineral bodies are electrical conductors, and impart a magnetic They produce effects upon the batteries used in the divining rod by magnetic induction. The needle or battery is caught by this inductive force and is spontaneously directed towards the ore body. The greater the mass of ore the greater the effect upon the battery and the more decided the attraction.” In this way the Professor says he is able not only to indicate where the great body of the ore lies, but the direction of the vein, its spars and pockets. He has been working on the apparatus for over five years, but has only been practicing with it for three years, as serious bed for two years. He expresses the utmost confidence in his own ability, plus the magneto-electric battery, and declares that it would .be impossible for him to travel over a body of ore ina railroad train at the rate of 100 miles an hour without the apparatus indicating in the most positive manner the location-of the buried metal, Today Professur Kimball, accompanied . @ by Messrs, Guthrie and Hiller, went out to look at the Muller & Walling claim, about two miles west of this city, and try the apparatus. Professor Muller, one of the owners of the mine, was also of. the party. The apparatus was brought ihto play and by its aid Professor Kimball located the main ledge and followed its course and gave the location of all the ore shoots, the indications of the battery being correct in those instances of which the owners of the mine have positive knowledge. Professor Kimball pointed out from the surface where the ledge was found largest and where the richest quartz was struck, The instrumen indicated everything exactly, so far as known, although the inventor had never been on the ground before and knew nothing about the mine. A cross ledge that the owners were not aware existed there was pointed out and the character and extent of the ore deposit in the undeveloped portion of the mine was indicated, showing that the property is undoubtedly a valuable one, Professor Muller informs us that be was astonished at the accuracy with which the instrument indicated the extent and. course of ore shoots and the description of the ore given by Professor Kimball. After finishing the examination at this to examine mines for parties at that place. ssa oxencnaonunntaenS Dr. O. N. Sullivan. This well-known Oculist-Optician will be at National Hotel June lst. m16tf Why Rent Furnished Rooms ? When you can buy Bedroom suits for $21, seven pieces, and Brussels carpet laid on your floor for 60 cents per yard at LEGG & SHAW CO, To Ice Consumers. The Union Tce Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. al8 aie A Fact Worth Knowing. Consens btiah LaGrippe, Pasumenin, and The inventor does} electric wire? What has kept thie district mine the gentlemen went to Grass Valley . . pr areas diseases are cured by livered a very interesting lecture at Grass Valley from which we extract the following: On the South Yuba River, 1,000 feet below. the level of this city, the Nevada County Electric Power pany is now generating 3,000 horse power, This energy is capable of being transmitted by electric wire to the top of « mountain or to the bottom of a valley, One-third of that energy ishere. Init you havea power that will work any of ‘your mines, irrespective of looation. 1+ is also associated with a light that is second only to the rays of the sun. Graes Valley is a place that has been most productive and self-sustaining for 47 years; that is unequaled in its resources and unparalleled in its wealth; a place which, though only a small portion of ‘its mineral area has been developed, that portion has for the past twenty years taken care of its inhabitants, and contributed Lirgely to the welfare of many of the ontside, What will not Grass Valley accomplish now that every part of the district is made available for development by the back for so long is the known fact that there is a superfluity of water to handle in it. Now that there is plenty o power there-will be no end to the development, The gold is here, and the world needs gold, Then again, look at the town iteclf, Where can you fiud a more beautiful spot, or a more healthy climate? And where do you see prettier homes and more contented people? And why is this? Because the people of Grass Valley are all workers, full of ambition and ‘‘electrio energy.” Pending the introduction of electric power many of our citizens, who couldn’t stand the dormant strain on their energies, were induced to fire their storage batteries with Grass Valley energy and experience, and to transport them to Johannesburg in South Africa, They have helped those people a great deal over there: When they return home I fear that camp will be deserted— Johannesburg will be a thing of past history—when Grass Valley will be but in the prime of life and prosperity, The electric energy of our people, sisi with an electric energy that is generated from a natural source, will supply all power necessary to develop the mineral resources of this district to perfection, and cause many people seeking investments to come and share with us the favorable conditions found here,—good fortune, good climate and good health, With plenty of light and power, and living in a locality where both can be profitably utilized, what greater privilege can be desired by the introduction of electricity ? Married Sunday. R. A. Paine and Miss Annie Waldron were united in the holy bonds of matrimony yesterday at the home of the latter at Lake City, Rev. Father Cline performed the marriage ceremony. Beth are among the most popular and best-known young people along the Ridge, and they have a host of friends‘and acquaintances in this city. The bride is not only comely but is attractive and accomplished, while the groom is one of the rising young men of his section. Mr, and Mrs, Waldron will] * continue to reside at Lake City and will be kept busy for some time receiving the congratulations of their friends. ~@oHigh-Toned. Geo, A. Gray, the undertaker, and Henry Lane, the livery stable man, put on ‘theap of style” Sunday last, Instead of waiting at Colfax for the regular train and arriving here at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, they reached here at 3 o'clock in the morning, having come by a special train to Grass Valley and from there by special conveyance. What is the world coming to when two of our most modest citizens put on sach style? Millionaires could not improve on such traveling. Our oy WEAKNESS comes 8 h when the blood has been purified, enriched and vitalized, the pet restored and the system built uy by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, ceeammner Hoop’s P1118 cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggists. 25c, Consumption Can be Cured By the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This: Cough Cure it the only known remedy for sin terrilla «disease, Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for Fleadache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Seld by Dickerman & Co, “*A cream of tartar baking powder. HighMt Ties sti : On Friday evening last Alt, ‘iighge bo est of all in: leavening strength. * ame LATE a Portrait Premium Offer, end ‘two more will be put in the field this week. After completing their work here and ‘at Grass Valley outlying portions of the county, thus giving every person who desires to do so an opportanity to secure one of the life-like and artiatic portraite. Old and new subscribers will be treated vaiformly in this matter. ‘The offer is a parallel one with that resssilly made by the San Francisco Chronicle, and which was taken advantage of by thousands of people all over the coast to the universal satisfaction of everybody.” The proposition is an exceptionally liberal and perfectly fair one. A subscriber to the Transcript is by the payment of only 95 cents in addition te the regular price.of subscription entitled to have a portrait made upon furnishing a small or large pictare (photograph, tin-type or daguerreotype) to copy from, Within about 20 days the copy and the portrait will be delivered to the subscriber, and then if the portrait is not satisfactory in every way the 95 cents advanced for it will be refunded. Sample portraits-can be seen at this office and in various stores about town, The_ advertisement on the first page of the Transcript _ further particulars. oman’s. ork Is never done, and it is especially wearing and wearisome to thoso whose blood is impure and unfit properly to tone, susthis condition of the blood that women are ina down, <email we ‘ Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of the work itself. Every physician says so, and that the only remedy is in building up by taking ‘a good nerve somle, blood purifier and vitalizer a is Barsaparilin, For thetroubles ‘omen at. change of season, climate Bode sr! or resulting from hard work, Phen ns Mol and ie hy blood, thousands have found relief and cure a Hoods Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. Prepared only by C. I. Hvod & Co., Lowell, Mass. A a eaetice wlio Goce For Whooping Cough Nothing afrelief as Vinton’s Cough Do not fail to try a bottle. at VINTON’S, Broad Street. fords as much . . Cure ‘Special. 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not red : an ul ea tt: ast, as iM be MR. Jere, ique ittle will EOSy 1 the eet. un-: and sap h ol d ED USE . : Valley Athletic Club held a meeting Satur_ day evening and decided to have. the club’s * io: getting. the park in condition, The * getting the place in condition would be gior of the inclosure is practically unfit for“gee.” Storms’ Ranch was also found to be “gity, the club has selected colors to: pre_intended to take on the nature of a general ‘THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT . } MINELOCATING BATTERY, Pablished Brery Bvoning, except Sanday. BROWN & CALKINS, = = Proprietors, SERVED BY OARRIERS AT 18 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month =z wuan PAID IN abeision $ SIX DOLLARS PER. YEAR. e—————————————————ee—— MOFDAY... _MAY 18, 1896. + Telephone No, 4. It Will Bo Held at Watt Park, Valley, on Decoration Day. The Board of Directors of the Grasp Grass field. day’ at Watt Park on May 30th. Watt Park was selected owing to the minimum expense which would be entailed proposition to hold the affair at Glenbrook Park and Ismert’s Grove was rejected on the ground that the expense attached in immense. Large sections of the fence ‘aré down, much of. the lumber having been carried away, the stands are dilapidated and everything connected with the intein such condition‘as' towarrant the field day wot being held there. Watt Park will be gotten in the best possible shape and @ committee was appointed to attend to the matter, Excursion trains will be run ‘from this dominate on the occasion and the affair is outing, The prices of admission to the park will be 50 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies and children, Members of the Nevada City Athletic Club will be given a half rate. Gold and silver medals will be awarded all winners of events in which members only are permitted to participate and all contestants must be in good standing. They are as followa: 100-yard race; 220yard race; 440-yard race; one-half mile race; one mile race; pole vault; throwing ‘. witness a practical test of the apparatus, ==} These gentlemen have been here two or “ATHLETIC CLUB. FIRLD DAY. shoots of ore in places. that had never been Professor Kimbl’s am Apparatus That Tells the Lecation of Minerals, Prof, L. J, Kimball, the inventor and operator of a magneto-electric battery for locating mines and describing the metals they contain, is now visiting this city. He is accompanied by Dr. Frederick Hiller of San Francisco aud Colonel J, W. Guthrie of Sacramento, who are interested in the working of the invention and are here to three days and have already made a few teats of the contrivance on.different mining claims in this neighborhood, all of which have proven very satisfactory to themselves and to ail thers concerned, In one instance a mine five or six miles from this city was passed over and its character determined by the action of the instrument. The report given by Prof, Kimball ae the result of the experiment was a surprise to the managers: of the mine, who say that they could not have given @ better description of the mine themselves, All teate are conducted above ground, the battery used being very sensitive and easily affected by the mineral deposits in the immediate neighborhood. not class‘his invention with the so-called divining rods, ‘thoo-doos” and like appliances that have in the past attracted more or less attention from mining men all over the country. Prof, Kimball gays the apparatus is constructed upon principles well known to scientific men, and that its working depends entirely upon natural causes, There is no spiritualism or other — tion about it, The Professor also claims that the jie discoveries on the Comstock are due to the use of his instrument, which located new exploited. The apparatus which Professor Kimball uses somewhat resembles in shape the oldtime forked divining rod. There are two adjustable rods which meet in a socket, the free ends are held in the hand and the battery is inserted im the socket at the junction of the two rods. According to the metal which the prospector is looking for he inserts at the apex of the rod a particular kind of battery. This battery looks like a long bullet, but has at its broad end a tight-fitting screw, not unlike the flask in which quicksilver is stored. The contents of the battery constitute the secret of the 36-lb. hammer; throwing 12-lb, hammer; putting 16-lb. shot; 100-yard hurdle race, hurdles three feet wide and three feet apart; rapoing broad jump; running high jump; running hop, step and jump. A number of open-for-all contests will also take place and for these prizes will be given. They are as follows: 100-yard dash; 100yard dach for boys under 16; three-legged race, 100 yards; one-half mile race; running broad jump; ruoning high jump; 50-yard race for girls; egg race for girls; 220-yard wace; high kick; hop, step and jump; putting 16-1b. shot; throwing 12-lb, hammer; dadies’ and girls’ races, A Verdict For Defendant. The case of W. W. Williams vs. R. P, Rossen, which was tried before a jury in Juetice McKinney’s court at, North Bloomfield’ Saturday, resulted in the acquittal of the defendant. Rossen was d of having said that Williams was the party who recently destroyed the brass band instruments at Relief Hill, and the latter brought suit to recover damages for defamation of character. Thomas 8, Ford of this city was attorney for Rossen, and A, Burrows of Grass Valley appeared for the plaintiff. : . Death From P Pneumonia. Rose Carey, a woman of the town, who was commonly known as ‘' Pearl,” died yesterday morning at her house on upper Commercial street.. Death resulted from pneumonia, The unfortunate woman being in almost destitute ¢ircumstances and with no one to see that she was decently buried, Constable Dillon started a subscription and succeeded in raising enough to defray the expenses of the funeral, which took place at 10 o’clock this morning. pow whe It Won’t Prosper. No town can prosper so long as its own -citizens have not a good work to say for it, ,and@ every man should speak kindly of his ‘neighbor and help him in his business when the can do it without injury to himeelf, This ds the secret of every community that thrives and prospers. Very Low. Mrs. F, E. Wadsworth, wife of the editor of the Herald, is stillin a critical condition. Dr. Wallace Briggs of Sacramento is expected here this evening to consult with Dr. Muller, the attending physician, regarding the case. The readers of this p paper will be pleased ates learn = there is-at least one dreaded science has been able to cure in oe its s ye that is Catarrh. Hall’s st ag is the only positive cure now vows to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh — is taken internally, ‘acting directly pon the blood and mucous surfaces of the par thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and givin the patient meena by the constitution and assisting nature in doing ite work. The tors have so ‘much faith in its curafive powers, that they offer One Hundred for any case that it fails to cure. end f as list of Teatimonals. F. * a CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo, 0. by Draggist, 5c. A A Babys Li Life Saved. ca beby had crow pan oe was saved by Pe Cure,” wetness. J Be Martin mer Ala, ‘force distinct from electricity. ‘illness confined him te his Professor, Into each battery certain chemicals are introduced, which are attracted by certain metals or fluids in the earth. To use the Professor’s own language: ‘‘A nug~ get of gold is a ball of fire, so far as its rays are concerned, All mineral bodies are electrical conductors, and impart a magnetic They produce effects upon the batteries used in the divining rod by magnetic induction. The needle or battery is caught by this inductive force and is spontaneously directed towards the ore body. The greater the mass of ore the greater the effect upon the battery and the more decided the attraction.” In this way the Professor says he is able not only to indicate where the great body of the ore lies, but the direction of the vein, its spars and pockets. He has been working on the apparatus for over five years, but has only been practicing with it for three years, as serious bed for two years. He expresses the utmost confidence in his own ability, plus the magneto-electric battery, and declares that it would .be impossible for him to travel over a body of ore ina railroad train at the rate of 100 miles an hour without the apparatus indicating in the most positive manner the location-of the buried metal, Today Professur Kimball, accompanied . @ by Messrs, Guthrie and Hiller, went out to look at the Muller & Walling claim, about two miles west of this city, and try the apparatus. Professor Muller, one of the owners of the mine, was also of. the party. The apparatus was brought ihto play and by its aid Professor Kimball located the main ledge and followed its course and gave the location of all the ore shoots, the indications of the battery being correct in those instances of which the owners of the mine have positive knowledge. Professor Kimball pointed out from the surface where the ledge was found largest and where the richest quartz was struck, The instrumen indicated everything exactly, so far as known, although the inventor had never been on the ground before and knew nothing about the mine. A cross ledge that the owners were not aware existed there was pointed out and the character and extent of the ore deposit in the undeveloped portion of the mine was indicated, showing that the property is undoubtedly a valuable one, Professor Muller informs us that be was astonished at the accuracy with which the instrument indicated the extent and. course of ore shoots and the description of the ore given by Professor Kimball. After finishing the examination at this to examine mines for parties at that place. ssa oxencnaonunntaenS Dr. O. N. Sullivan. This well-known Oculist-Optician will be at National Hotel June lst. m16tf Why Rent Furnished Rooms ? When you can buy Bedroom suits for $21, seven pieces, and Brussels carpet laid on your floor for 60 cents per yard at LEGG & SHAW CO, To Ice Consumers. The Union Tce Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. al8 aie A Fact Worth Knowing. Consens btiah LaGrippe, Pasumenin, and The inventor does} electric wire? What has kept thie district mine the gentlemen went to Grass Valley . . pr areas diseases are cured by livered a very interesting lecture at Grass Valley from which we extract the following: On the South Yuba River, 1,000 feet below. the level of this city, the Nevada County Electric Power pany is now

generating 3,000 horse power, This energy is capable of being transmitted by electric wire to the top of « mountain or to the bottom of a valley, One-third of that energy ishere. Init you havea power that will work any of ‘your mines, irrespective of looation. 1+ is also associated with a light that is second only to the rays of the sun. Graes Valley is a place that has been most productive and self-sustaining for 47 years; that is unequaled in its resources and unparalleled in its wealth; a place which, though only a small portion of ‘its mineral area has been developed, that portion has for the past twenty years taken care of its inhabitants, and contributed Lirgely to the welfare of many of the ontside, What will not Grass Valley accomplish now that every part of the district is made available for development by the back for so long is the known fact that there is a superfluity of water to handle in it. Now that there is plenty o power there-will be no end to the development, The gold is here, and the world needs gold, Then again, look at the town iteclf, Where can you fiud a more beautiful spot, or a more healthy climate? And where do you see prettier homes and more contented people? And why is this? Because the people of Grass Valley are all workers, full of ambition and ‘‘electrio energy.” Pending the introduction of electric power many of our citizens, who couldn’t stand the dormant strain on their energies, were induced to fire their storage batteries with Grass Valley energy and experience, and to transport them to Johannesburg in South Africa, They have helped those people a great deal over there: When they return home I fear that camp will be deserted— Johannesburg will be a thing of past history—when Grass Valley will be but in the prime of life and prosperity, The electric energy of our people, sisi with an electric energy that is generated from a natural source, will supply all power necessary to develop the mineral resources of this district to perfection, and cause many people seeking investments to come and share with us the favorable conditions found here,—good fortune, good climate and good health, With plenty of light and power, and living in a locality where both can be profitably utilized, what greater privilege can be desired by the introduction of electricity ? Married Sunday. R. A. Paine and Miss Annie Waldron were united in the holy bonds of matrimony yesterday at the home of the latter at Lake City, Rev. Father Cline performed the marriage ceremony. Beth are among the most popular and best-known young people along the Ridge, and they have a host of friends‘and acquaintances in this city. The bride is not only comely but is attractive and accomplished, while the groom is one of the rising young men of his section. Mr, and Mrs, Waldron will] * continue to reside at Lake City and will be kept busy for some time receiving the congratulations of their friends. ~@oHigh-Toned. Geo, A. Gray, the undertaker, and Henry Lane, the livery stable man, put on ‘theap of style” Sunday last, Instead of waiting at Colfax for the regular train and arriving here at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, they reached here at 3 o'clock in the morning, having come by a special train to Grass Valley and from there by special conveyance. What is the world coming to when two of our most modest citizens put on sach style? Millionaires could not improve on such traveling. Our oy WEAKNESS comes 8 h when the blood has been purified, enriched and vitalized, the pet restored and the system built uy by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, ceeammner Hoop’s P1118 cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggists. 25c, Consumption Can be Cured By the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This: Cough Cure it the only known remedy for sin terrilla «disease, Karl’s Clover Root Tea Is a sure cure for Fleadache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Seld by Dickerman & Co, “*A cream of tartar baking powder. HighMt Ties sti : On Friday evening last Alt, ‘iighge bo est of all in: leavening strength. * ame LATE a Portrait Premium Offer, end ‘two more will be put in the field this week. After completing their work here and ‘at Grass Valley outlying portions of the county, thus giving every person who desires to do so an opportanity to secure one of the life-like and artiatic portraite. Old and new subscribers will be treated vaiformly in this matter. ‘The offer is a parallel one with that resssilly made by the San Francisco Chronicle, and which was taken advantage of by thousands of people all over the coast to the universal satisfaction of everybody.” The proposition is an exceptionally liberal and perfectly fair one. A subscriber to the Transcript is by the payment of only 95 cents in addition te the regular price.of subscription entitled to have a portrait made upon furnishing a small or large pictare (photograph, tin-type or daguerreotype) to copy from, Within about 20 days the copy and the portrait will be delivered to the subscriber, and then if the portrait is not satisfactory in every way the 95 cents advanced for it will be refunded. Sample portraits-can be seen at this office and in various stores about town, The_ advertisement on the first page of the Transcript _ further particulars. oman’s. ork Is never done, and it is especially wearing and wearisome to thoso whose blood is impure and unfit properly to tone, susthis condition of the blood that women are ina down, <email we ‘ Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of the work itself. Every physician says so, and that the only remedy is in building up by taking ‘a good nerve somle, blood purifier and vitalizer a is Barsaparilin, For thetroubles ‘omen at. change of season, climate Bode sr! or resulting from hard work, Phen ns Mol and ie hy blood, thousands have found relief and cure a Hoods Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. Prepared only by C. I. Hvod & Co., Lowell, Mass. A a eaetice wlio Goce For Whooping Cough Nothing afrelief as Vinton’s Cough Do not fail to try a bottle. at VINTON’S, Broad Street. fords as much . . Cure ‘Special. Price 50 cents We have eae) to » SELL—not to keep and look at. so low that the price will not cut any figure with you. and NEA * and UP-TO-DATE atock of. TENS, ‘BOYS’ and ¢ Ever shown in the count And what’ be mores” we * WE # DON’T * WANT # THEM Call ’ The : Transcript Qa oooo ——IT 1S THE—— the only pills to tak Hood’s Pills Is win oo asaparit BANIOE BI RBI Beicy Mexican Limes, 10 Cts Per Doz. Bluefields Bananas, 25 Cts. Per Doz. FOLEY’S, # No. 18 Commercial street, pet. . COMIC IN A FIFTY DOLLAR BED-ROOW SET Given to every person purchasing FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF GROCERIES FOR CASH All My Canh Patrons Have an Equal Chance. Fair Dealing in the Final Distribution SEE THE PRIZE AT LEGG & SHAW’S STORE P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, The Uniren Srares GOVERNMENT Foo Rurorr. Royal Baking Powder Company, . auiion's mrad named & Oe. WaW YORK, GIVE ME A TRIAL, 2 My Special Delivery System is an Unqualified Success. Have You Tried it ? W. E. JOHNSTON, ap hari aaiaeaeaeiadeaeinndead Telephone No. 43. Has on Hand Freshest and . Best Stock ~ Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., Etc Bs oe _Tozbe found in Nevada City _~_ ae. “Goods delivered free of charge, © ‘Junc. Broad and Commercial sts. HAVE US REPAIR YOUR WATCH Therefore we have marked them down in and examine our line of MEN'S $7.50, $10 and $12.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER, CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One Price House. ae To quality and the world is full of cheap ieee But with your eyes wide open the real good things are few and far between. When we buy our goods we look sharp for quality and workmanship. If they are abt we see about the price ; if not, 10 cents on the dollar won’t tempt us to buy, for we have a reputation at stake. If you buy goods from us they~ emer, are right, no matter how little you pay for ’em—they’re right. LU ET. J E & BRAN D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad st., Nevada City. Overcoats ° Suits ana Pants To E. EE HERE THROW YOUR 100. lbs Flour, $2.20. ” 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, ro cts. Sauerkraut, 5 cents a pound. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant's Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. — order at REDUCED, PRICES, Merchant Tailor. E. DULAG High Prices Mast Get but of Line, . > OVER THIS LIST. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. 10 1-lb, Cans Salmon $1. 00. Y%4-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c_ arn Pe a Hires 3 for 50 ets. I. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle, Commercial Street, near Pine, UNION . FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE, TOWER BU LDING, MAIN STREET WILL OPEN SATURDAY MORNING to pears pag Bae the ay kp Ah gees evade Clty. ive will constan Ae ly bie Store ia Wevad c varieties ‘ Barly Fruits and Vegetables, : Oranges, Lemons, Etc. Also, & Full Line of Imported Delicacies. We have secured the agency fer Aligeeds delivered free.o charge. Arendt, & Lighen. Popular Brands”of Cigars. GRUENHAGEN’S FINE CANDIES. If you wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST; J.J. J ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, — MISS “ALICE HAAKE 1S DISPLAYING An Elegant Assortment OR INE MLLER