May 3, 1900 (4 pages)

, oye sem by: tnhatation, it, FoR . ) i ‘ys ay theumatism, Neuralgia, a a Nefvous Disorders “AND” ONLY GENUINE . en opt. hat of Dra e. justment of jen and’ Nitrogen maG@Netia. so condensed and Fall over the world. ik: than twenty years have been treated, and have _ it, and oat drug doy 0) by creating : iting one organ al ising a second fhe first, ir renewe whole body. ed by numerous ns ofthe pa paticntat id zr fom, 7 has given ITS): MODE OF She Ue ofa new y Drs. Starkey & uirers, full infor curative agent,, au ah adits be es Fron From Nevada City. MILES. abit ge alee ean 34 Wiehicetes chs’ 16% ee “eigen hs aria 12% Bes ss, + 718% Soa kets uss e6 Soe a aeaenee Wt se ee 44 eb deiss dew > SO 18% ee Pieces eweeeer BPs ans 64g 19 enema eerereres mL SRI te» deere ee Le Cee oa 10 Heese gt eaees tennial Year.-0 per year, coo ae ia Liitceint ake eam" By ait, $. a Year , BY Carrier, n ina tty Week: ae Most: ‘Stylish Effects: ‘ 4 ? at om Paps Y % i ieois st « purine nitianbs, 1 fii ey ee w. w.8. [mr ~ ‘yg ty eGke =. CENTS. x WEEK Can be f. iin” Pine Street, between Broad and Commercial . z. {i my sto _ ap ot, Show gout {ie £% the county, the tends 2 sf i _ MISS. AMELIA: STEVENS, f : fen ‘NOW yells N. e ane nice pecmmmorermnennnm fs :7 V0! <7 Nm ri ‘A a satire es Crohn) bist Has resumed the proprietorship of the _NEW YORK BAKERY] heat dboe Eaton th a Kew ve of en. rat paOn Commercial street “where he was tronage. GgooD WORK GUA GUARANTEED. Come and see Closets. Bink bd ote a soaps loca ihe ted ou pre with the choicest ucts in his line. ° AND FANCY PASTRY. . PL AZA . PLANING MILL eens RICE, & LEWIS, Prep’s. . ARCHITECTS AND. BOI DE ts WM ov\din’ a Grackets, Widadiork ofall Ghia, Offideiapatstord Eiktues) Turning, House-Trimming,F ancy Grill Worka Specialty, et ous Plans Drawn for-Neat and Modern Homes. ‘stimates on any were of this sort that you may need. RICE: SOs MAS, : neotions. On, your Sewer Work if you want. argt wy and. save money. prices, if you want to do your own pasa in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take con-. .tracta to furnish the pipe, put it down and make We employ ng hng firet-olnps workmen. ‘ We, sell Pips: Seek fA Hint About,Stoves — You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our = stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We & have the. best. makes sold: anywhere, and the prices are ce ai OR moderate, for each Stir fdibs “ag iS i or SacnaMEnto Sr., NBNADA Gry. : Pioneer Hardware Dealer. aa Dorit . aha Neglect Yourselfeee e . x Ae . a * ¥ (On Bale: at, ne “Dickermex -DERMOLA will curelyour chapped hands, Yemiove tan and make yous skin salt and white. A SCIENTIFIC COMBINAT.ON. ’ "Pake it now hed your. “system fequires it. eiu* a a pet a jo" eer MRS. BARRY. “Fer Sale Cheap. eap, on any 2 ae ground. Vive — walk from Postoffice, Allin aoa House of six rooms, péentry. diouies dda stone cellar. Apply to ad? » a ‘Alaska, work in and haut the. mines, . , ; ‘There will he a sgesat dance at Union ‘Hall For Sale, houia concn ,@ast of, town. Also ‘at and a double rig, Apply to P, oO, Box #1. Dance At ‘fadian Flat Indian Plat, on rday evening, April 28, Admilasion per souple” tielading ¥efreshments; 15 cents, * Everybody invited. . td For Rent. A furnished house of four rooms, pleasautly sitiiated. Buquire of Frank Power, » iager ‘Sewing Machines Sold . sank tented om easy terms, or will, exchange for anything useful. Good ndhand machines from $5.00 up, All es of machines repaired and parts kept in stock. A young girl is waned todo general housework. Apply at the TRaNsoRIPT office. _, For Sale at a Bargain. “A T-horse power Gas Bngine. Good as ‘new. RICK & LEWIS, m2-tf For Sale Cheap. ““& quantity of inch water pipe, galvanized iron. Inquire atthis office. Chataplen Boot Black. «Por the best shine in town ‘eall ‘on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and THE:PENN VALLEY CREAMERY 0. Will givea GRAND PICNIC —AT— Penn. Xailey, A WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1900, LFREE ad d EVERYBODY. “tere will be’ ashes; Races and lots ao. Of Other fan. There.will be a Lunch: BB ee ly with the best the market DON’T FAIL, TO ATTEND. Wanted. & For the Treadwell Mines in 20 Laborers, “ahtees $2 per day and board. @ Cla festa. techamed: oe E. Li HAGER, Proprietress. jets ti Tou Best of Sumit aithdane. ‘ re Bit Kept commansiy er hand” shorter. . dreams, to the, mysterious conditions of ‘Rev. Mr. Little, gave one of bis parishOffice at Bevery Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St, GEO)’ yisole agent for Nev had seen Brother Little. eounty,. : re. “Yes,’”’.said the innocent, child; “there on é tens.” ~ ‘TJater she seemed to enjoy the joke For the pose of electi legates to the . re i. Ceneentione to. be if e MAY isTH, th igre ® oa Tueceoioth in ‘to tbe nave bon hie asleep, “Dhey never dream that they are walking on padwaeey Poin the contrary; they~in-~ that, they are walking h this ditfdtehée M. de Manaceine. mentione-as a curi+ous fact that this hallucination is very sa an¢ed When the’wound has healed . fled {thout ‘complications; while ‘on. thie other hand there is no eS tag when the process. of cic ggg AS peen painful. Moredver, we find 2 reason of this difference in mk greater. or lesser intensity of the sensations experienced. Still, if the dreams of abnormally formed persons are characterizéd by certain peculiarities, they are none the less subjected, as are other the human organism, and, like other +1 @reams, their repercussion’ on the wakeful state is identical. “whe Parson and the Rooster. «&, good rooster ‘story ‘comes from a erset county correspondent. A certain clergyman, whom we will call donets a rooster, as a slight token of eaxteem. In, the family was a bright 4-year-old boy, and he always called the rooster “Brother Little.” One morning. the: little: fellow saw the rooster coming toward the house, and he ‘shouted, “Grandma, here comes Brothrer Little.” Grandma never stopped to look out or make” any inquiries; but started quickly to“pick up and ‘set things to rights about the ‘room. ‘This:done, she asked the boy, “Where ts Brother Little?” “Just gone Into the stable,” replied the boy. Grandma thought she might have time to change her dress and quickly dodged into another room and ip a Lvery short time appeared attired ‘i another gown, but somewhat out of breath. Again she asked the boy if he back to the barn with the my Syne did. not say a word, but sat down for. a few minutes, to rest, and with her grandson, who looked on wonderingly as though he only partly took in the situation. —Bangor Whig and Courier. Busy Chotr Soloists. Roman Catholic “and “Episcopal churches have the credit, of providing the finest-and most elaborate music, but the: finest musioin ‘New York Is heard in. the Jewish synagogues. It is chiefly sung, however, by. the best singers of the Christian churches, who thriftily ‘“double.up” and draw two sularies, a good arrangement’ for both temples and _ churches, albeit the eburches pay double and sometimes treble the salaries pald by the temples. The salaries of soioists In the larger American cities range from $800. to $2,500, ‘the latter sum being .paid inva single instance. All engagéments date from May 1, which is moying time for churel singers as well as house mov ers. “Their church salaries. form the basis of .the solvists’ Incomes, but many. fees are earned as a result of church work. “Weddings aud funerals yield quite a munber, ant? private recitals at the home entertainments of millionaire church inembers ‘ are weighted with the golden fruit: There are also whole orchards. of concerts and oratorios for those capable of shaking the imitans eae Republican Primates At a meeting ‘of the Republican County Centra) Comm sone held at Nevada City on Monday, April 23, 1900, Primary Elections were ordered throughout the county, to be on fiom evada oe, Oty Hail J. Wright, Inspector. Polli ne pines Fae a 4 D Towie, Inspector. Brio Meservey, inspector. bd how yen oan, Lennala SP yim Inspeetor. Wim. uspector. Pollrae ve at Pi 'rotection Bee, Is ny epting n Ranch-—D, Se iial Be Inspector. in, . Hnepestor. vis, vis inapector. wh iscsi ey, Inspector. . Clou le, Teareotor Polling 4 Hp . % “Moore's” “Ah for, Inapector. or. North Bloomfield—R. D, peeere,' Inapes Columbia -Woddruff, Inspector. ow, 4 orth San J 8. Paine, I F a5 Week eperer , ief Birch H. Th I tor. Frene =D. W. Kekinan. Lnspector. ' Cha: les Sehwartz,, Inctor, “Machines. Seiad Si ‘but he ac Shave been posted. We know \what.all our shoes are made of and how made, and feel just as sure that they .will satisfy,you as they have satisas, The cost of goods here is not more than you have paid elsewhere for poor ones. ye ¢ Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. Also, office for the Singer Sewitig Needles, Oil and parts for all makes of machines Supplied to order. BOVEY BROTHERS,. @ Broad Street. B hss terns wd chante wea ocr oatmeal EBA “TOMPKINS,Preseut incumbent, announces himself as a can‘idate for re-election to the office of City arshal, Election Monday, May 7th. For City Trustee, SIDNEY PEARD Announces himself as a candidate for -the office of City Trustee, Eiection Monday, May 7th. For City Marshel, H. R. FOWLER, Pi ssent Nightwatehman, is announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election, Monday, May 7th, For City Assessor. JOHN E; ISAAL Present ineumbent, announces himself as candidate for the office of OC ity Asesso Biection May 7, ae PO Ri Ro OPT OE Pe ee ne Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprieet This well-known and popular hotel has been conipletely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MBALS, == ~25 CENTS ROOMS, ~ 25 and 50 CENTS A share of the public patronage Is solic ited. Cor. Broad and Union Streets. N Qe. Smoke Soot Smelt. td Nevada Co. Electric Sewer!’ Co.’s is the Ideal Light. TOM’S PLACE. ' 4 (5 formeriy ita ty my prisode. A Ly Be ng of By ™, EX. LIMNELL, Prop. Next to County Treasurer’s office. GEO. RICHARDSON, ‘UNDERTAKER —AND— EMBALMER. PP eg Broad Street. opp. City Hall, oy aud oe. Hearse furnis attention to all x i eity fee : or sai t. Lady attend: Es . i ant, T ‘att KB dear gee mot}. 1G : E AVING B Scadden s “CALL Ap TRY HIS “LITTLE NELL BARLY JUNE PEAS, “ge de on S2 os 5 ‘ae a! = CBS & OE 508 ey) Pa", ee SN al No oo a Maio? We Carries mothing but the _ Most Palatable ,» MAINE SWEET CORN (Carton Brand) ‘ HEINTZ INDIA RELISH, ANDERSON’S CONCENTRATE D SOUPS ‘VEAL LOAF AND PIG’S FEET IN CAN, These are only a few ot the excellent dainties you wot at é Pa! 9, sar (=) cD \) a [SiN — oY, ° 9, x: S ci Take a + 65,9 Notice re of OD, ree of. oy [Sees 507, Specialties. S 99 ~ <I) Goods . eae [SAN 939 Seon Og oO”, FEN TON ’S FRENCH porn REO KIDNEY BEANS, oy [SAK [S205 B39 Of all kinds“10e a dan, ; Pome 25559, Thetagest eptourean luxury. ig Sa 2) oY, > POPULAR STORE, © aN ag rie eam Street. : A PSACN IGEN oad BS CS Say) 09 Ts always with you ; stay neighborhood. Building ‘Houses —ON THE— Installment ‘Plan, your voutract, THE acne MARKET _ with it. We have been'in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this We have made a success of And we are still at it. Oall and learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. om EX. & EE". Tae COOEF EEFe Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT Pia. GIVE US'A CALL. Good Lamber at reasonable rates. Phone No. 521. Yard—Piety Hill. e Dr: Shilohs + Gough and ‘ onsumption . 5} ———— Cure This ja beyond question th the most succesful Cough Medicine ever known to science; @ few doses invariably cure the worst cases of pee a Croup and Bronchitis, while.its won. derful success in the cure of . Consumption is without a 4 H allel inthe history of medicin i Since its frst discovery ‘t has nm ald on :a guarantee, fest which no other medic ne 4 can stand. If you have a ( , Cough, we earnestly ask you totry it. In United Statesand . Canada 25c., 50c, and $1.00, and ) England’ 1g, 2d., 2s, 8d. and SOLE PROPRIETORS” dV S.C.WELLS & Co.) LEROY,_N.¥) ‘ TORONTO, CAN, . The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. Chese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER,” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kepton hend, a, 54, Pa aes pang Bhan ban “Jesse 3 homes any or,” “Osear Pepper,” Moo and" Robin H Wm. J. Britland. Gilt Edge Saloon, D.R. KINNEY, Proprietor. Pope AS ED & WELLKnown and fe att Saloon at the Corner of a’ Pine streets, I will keep constantly on hand the finest WINES, LIQUORS AND. CIGARS. ARMORY HALL,.FRIDAY Ball e ¢ ¢ EVENING, “TORRES — MAY Ith UNDER THE AUSPICES OF batfield Conclave, No, 118, KS, F: ey, Competitive Drill between Garfield Conclave and Grass Valley Co: clave, Music by a full orchestra, Floor will be canvased, —_o—— Tickets; per Couple . $1 00 ExtraLadies, -. ° . . 25 Spectators. Gents, 7 ° 50 Ladies. . 25 “THE BEST 1S NONE TOO COOD.” That’ the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a tet od dl Add his patrons with the Taty bas Wines, Liquors and Cigars e partes Soong and that always leads them to come again. The Peerless Saloon Is a high-class. resort for gentlemen, and they all know where it is—on road street just across ten the Citizens Bank. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. RACTICAL MILL TESTS A SPECIALTY. P Assaying of ali metals, e ay, GOLD BOUGET. Mail and & tt ond xpress Orders Promptly AtT. H. HICKS & CO., : P. 0. Box 187. oO. P__S.jWhisky and other fine brand Steam Beer, 5 Cents. Give me a call. 5g and courteous treatmentextended to ali ; FRANK’S PLACE E. W. SCHEIDT, ; LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street. .+.++.-+.++.Nevada City Cn! LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Q IMPT'D FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor. Broa Street, above Pine, Nevada City. . ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On dreught. Best brands of ‘ Wines, Liquors and Cigars, PAY Us AOALL,

, oye sem by: tnhatation, it, FoR . ) i ‘ys ay theumatism, Neuralgia, a a Nefvous Disorders “AND” ONLY GENUINE . en opt. hat of Dra e. justment of jen and’ Nitrogen maG@Netia. so condensed and Fall over the world. ik: than twenty years have been treated, and have _ it, and oat drug doy 0) by creating : iting one organ al ising a second fhe first, ir renewe whole body. ed by numerous ns ofthe pa paticntat id zr fom, 7 has given ITS): MODE OF She Ue ofa new y Drs. Starkey & uirers, full infor curative agent,, au ah adits be es Fron From Nevada City. MILES. abit ge alee ean 34 Wiehicetes chs’ 16% ee “eigen hs aria 12% Bes ss, + 718% Soa kets uss e6 Soe a aeaenee Wt se ee 44 eb deiss dew > SO 18% ee Pieces eweeeer BPs ans 64g 19 enema eerereres mL SRI te» deere ee Le Cee oa 10 Heese gt eaees tennial Year.-0 per year, coo ae ia Liitceint ake eam" By ait, $. a Year , BY Carrier, n ina tty Week: ae Most: ‘Stylish Effects: ‘ 4 ? at om Paps Y % i ieois st « purine nitianbs, 1 fii ey ee w. w.8. [mr ~ ‘yg ty eGke =. CENTS. x WEEK Can be f. iin” Pine Street, between Broad and Commercial . z. {i my sto _ ap ot, Show gout {ie £% the county, the tends 2 sf i _ MISS. AMELIA: STEVENS, f : fen ‘NOW yells N. e ane nice pecmmmorermnennnm fs :7 V0! <7 Nm ri ‘A a satire es Crohn) bist Has resumed the proprietorship of the _NEW YORK BAKERY] heat dboe Eaton th a Kew ve of en. rat paOn Commercial street “where he was tronage. GgooD WORK GUA GUARANTEED. Come and see Closets. Bink bd ote a soaps loca ihe ted ou pre with the choicest ucts in his line. ° AND FANCY PASTRY. . PL AZA . PLANING MILL eens RICE, & LEWIS, Prep’s. .. ARCHITECTS AND. BOI DE ts WM ov\din’ a Grackets, Widadiork ofall Ghia, Offideiapatstord Eiktues) Turning, House-Trimming,F ancy Grill Worka Specialty, et ous Plans Drawn for-Neat and Modern Homes. ‘stimates on any were of this sort that you may need. RICE: SOs MAS, : neotions. On, your Sewer Work if you want. argt wy and. save money. prices, if you want to do your own pasa in making connections with the new city system.. Or we will take con-. .tracta to furnish the pipe, put it down and make We employ ng hng firet-olnps workmen. ‘ We, sell Pips: Seek fA Hint About,Stoves — You may need a new heating or cooking stove. Our = stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We & have the. best. makes sold: anywhere, and the prices are ce ai OR moderate, for each Stir fdibs “ag iS i or SacnaMEnto Sr., NBNADA Gry. : Pioneer Hardware Dealer. aa Dorit . aha Neglect Yourselfeee e . x Ae . a * ¥ (On Bale: at, ne “Dickermex -DERMOLA will curelyour chapped hands, Yemiove tan and make yous skin salt and white. A SCIENTIFIC COMBINAT.ON. ’ "Pake it now hed your. “system fequires it. eiu* a a pet a jo" eer MRS. BARRY. “Fer Sale Cheap. eap, on any 2 ae ground. Vive — walk from Postoffice, Allin aoa House of six rooms, péentry. diouies dda stone cellar. Apply to ad? » a ‘Alaska, work in and haut the. mines, . , ; ‘There will he a sgesat dance at Union ‘Hall For Sale, houia concn ,@ast of, town. Also ‘at and a double rig, Apply to P, oO, Box #1. Dance At ‘fadian Flat Indian Plat, on rday evening, April 28, Admilasion per souple” tielading ¥efreshments; 15 cents, * Everybody invited. . td For Rent. A furnished house of four rooms, pleasautly sitiiated. Buquire of Frank Power, » iager ‘Sewing Machines Sold . sank tented om easy terms, or will, exchange for anything useful. Good ndhand machines from $5.00 up, All es of machines repaired and parts kept in stock. A young girl is waned todo general housework. Apply at the TRaNsoRIPT office. _, For Sale at a Bargain. “A T-horse power Gas Bngine. Good as ‘new. RICK & LEWIS, m2-tf For Sale Cheap. ““& quantity of inch water pipe, galvanized iron.. Inquire atthis office. Chataplen Boot Black. «Por the best shine in town ‘eall ‘on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and THE:PENN VALLEY CREAMERY 0. Will givea GRAND PICNIC —AT— Penn. Xailey, A WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1900, LFREE ad d EVERYBODY. “tere will be’ ashes; Races and lots ao. Of Other fan.. There.will be a Lunch: BB ee ly with the best the market DON’T FAIL, TO ATTEND. Wanted. & For the Treadwell Mines in 20 Laborers, “ahtees $2 per day and board. @ Cla festa. techamed: oe E. Li HAGER, Proprietress. jets ti Tou Best of Sumit aithdane. ‘ re Bit Kept commansiy er hand” shorter. . dreams, to the, mysterious conditions of ‘Rev. Mr. Little, gave one of bis parishOffice at Bevery Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St, GEO)’ yisole agent for Nev had seen Brother Little. eounty,. : re. “Yes,’”’.said the innocent, child; “there on é tens.” ~ ‘TJater she seemed to enjoy the joke For the pose of electi legates to the . re i. Ceneentione to. be if e MAY isTH, th igre ® oa Tueceoioth in ‘to tbe nave bon hie asleep, “Dhey never dream that they are walking on padwaeey Poin the contrary; they~in-~ that, they are walking h this ditfdtehée M. de Manaceine. mentione-as a curi+ous fact that this hallucination is very sa an¢ed When the’wound has healed . fled {thout ‘complications; while ‘on. thie other hand there is no eS tag when the process. of cic ggg AS peen painful. Moredver, we find 2 reason of this difference in mk greater. or lesser intensity of the sensations experienced. Still, if the dreams of abnormally formed persons are characterizéd by certain peculiarities, they are none the less subjected, as are other the human organism, and, like other +1 @reams, their repercussion’ on the wakeful state is identical. “whe Parson and the Rooster. «&, good rooster ‘story ‘comes from a erset county correspondent. A certain clergyman, whom we will call donets a rooster, as a slight token of eaxteem. In, the family was a bright 4-year-old boy, and he always called the rooster “Brother Little.” One morning. the: little: fellow saw the rooster coming toward the house, and he ‘shouted, “Grandma, here comes Brothrer Little.” Grandma never stopped to look out or make” any inquiries; but started quickly to“pick up and ‘set things to rights about the ‘room. ‘This:done, she asked the boy, “Where ts Brother Little?” “Just gone Into the stable,” replied the boy. Grandma thought she might have time to change her dress and quickly dodged into another room and ip a Lvery short time appeared attired ‘i another gown, but somewhat out of breath. Again she asked the boy if he back to the barn with the my Syne did. not say a word, but sat down for. a few minutes, to rest, and with her grandson, who looked on wonderingly as though he only partly took in the situation. —Bangor Whig and Courier. Busy Chotr Soloists. Roman Catholic “and “Episcopal churches have the credit, of providing the finest-and most elaborate music, but the: finest musioin ‘New York Is heard in. the Jewish synagogues. It is chiefly sung, however, by. the best singers of the Christian churches, who thriftily ‘“double.up” and draw two sularies, a good arrangement’ for both temples and _ churches, albeit the eburches pay double and sometimes treble the salaries pald by the temples. The salaries of soioists In the larger American cities range from $800. to $2,500, ‘the latter sum being .paid inva single instance. All engagéments date from May 1, which is moying time for churel singers as well as house mov ers. “Their church salaries. form the basis of .the solvists’ Incomes, but many. fees are earned as a result of church work. “Weddings aud funerals yield quite a munber, ant? private recitals at the home entertainments of millionaire church inembers ‘ are weighted with the golden fruit: There are also whole orchards. of concerts and oratorios for those capable of shaking the imitans eae Republican Primates At a meeting ‘of the Republican County Centra) Comm sone held at Nevada City on Monday, April 23, 1900, Primary Elections were ordered throughout the county, to be on fiom

evada oe, Oty Hail J. Wright, Inspector. Polli ne pines Fae a 4 D Towie, Inspector. Brio Meservey, inspector. bd how yen oan, Lennala SP yim Inspeetor. Wim. uspector. Pollrae ve at Pi 'rotection Bee, Is ny epting n Ranch-—D, Se iial Be Inspector. in, . Hnepestor. vis, vis inapector. wh iscsi ey, Inspector. . Clou le, Teareotor Polling 4 Hp . % “Moore's” “Ah for, Inapector. or. North Bloomfield—R. D, peeere,' Inapes Columbia -Woddruff, Inspector. ow, 4 orth San J 8. Paine, I F a5 Week eperer , ief Birch H. Th I tor. Frene =D. W. Kekinan. Lnspector. ' Cha: les Sehwartz,, Inctor, “Machines. Seiad Si ‘but he ac Shave been posted. We know \what.all our shoes are made of and how made, and feel just as sure that they .will satisfy,you as they have satisas, The cost of goods here is not more than you have paid elsewhere for poor ones. ye ¢ Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. Also, office for the Singer Sewitig Needles, Oil and parts for all makes of machines Supplied to order. BOVEY BROTHERS,. @ Broad Street. B hss terns wd chante wea ocr oatmeal EBA “TOMPKINS,Preseut incumbent, announces himself as a can‘idate for re-election to the office of City arshal, Election Monday, May 7th. For City Trustee, SIDNEY PEARD Announces himself as a candidate for -the office of City Trustee, Eiection Monday, May 7th. For City Marshel, H. R. FOWLER, Pi ssent Nightwatehman, is announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election, Monday, May 7th, For City Assessor. JOHN E; ISAAL Present ineumbent, announces himself as candidate for the office of OC ity Asesso Biection May 7, ae PO Ri Ro OPT OE Pe ee ne Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprieet This well-known and popular hotel has been conipletely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MBALS, == ~25 CENTS ROOMS, ~ 25 and 50 CENTS A share of the public patronage Is solic ited. Cor. Broad and Union Streets. N Qe. Smoke Soot Smelt. td Nevada Co. Electric Sewer!’ Co.’s is the Ideal Light. TOM’S PLACE.. ' 4 (5 formeriy ita ty my prisode. A Ly Be ng of By ™, EX. LIMNELL, Prop. Next to County Treasurer’s office. GEO. RICHARDSON, ‘UNDERTAKER —AND— EMBALMER. PP eg Broad Street. opp. City Hall, oy aud oe. Hearse furnis attention to all x i eity fee : or sai t. Lady attend: Es . i ant, T ‘att KB dear gee mot}. 1G : E AVING B Scadden s “CALL Ap TRY HIS “LITTLE NELL BARLY JUNE PEAS, “ge de on S2 os 5 ‘ae a! = CBS & OE 508 ey) Pa", ee SN al No oo a Maio? We Carries mothing but the _ Most Palatable ,» MAINE SWEET CORN (Carton Brand) ‘ HEINTZ INDIA RELISH, ANDERSON’S CONCENTRATE D SOUPS ‘VEAL LOAF AND PIG’S FEET IN CAN, These are only a few ot the excellent dainties you wot at é Pa! 9, sar (=) cD \) a [SiN — oY, ° 9, x: S ci Take a + 65,9 Notice re of OD, ree of. oy [Sees 507, Specialties. S 99 ~ <I) Goods .. eae [SAN 939 Seon Og oO”, FEN TON ’S FRENCH porn REO KIDNEY BEANS, oy [SAK [S205 B39 Of all kinds“10e a dan, ; Pome 25559, Thetagest eptourean luxury. ig Sa 2) oY, > POPULAR STORE, © aN ag rie eam Street. : A PSACN IGEN oad BS CS Say) 09 Ts always with you ; stay neighborhood. Building ‘Houses —ON THE— Installment ‘Plan, your voutract, THE acne MARKET _ with it. We have been'in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this We have made a success of And we are still at it. Oall and learn our terms before letting L. & D. MARSH. om EX. & EE". Tae COOEF EEFe Will Furnish you All Material for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT Pia. GIVE US'A CALL. Good Lamber at reasonable rates. Phone No. 521. Yard—Piety Hill. e Dr: Shilohs + Gough and ‘ onsumption . 5} ———— Cure This ja beyond question th the most succesful Cough Medicine ever known to science; @ few doses invariably cure the worst cases of pee a Croup and Bronchitis, while.its won. derful success in the cure of . Consumption is without a 4 H allel inthe history of medicin i Since its frst discovery ‘t has nm ald on :a guarantee, fest which no other medic ne 4 can stand. If you have a ( , Cough, we earnestly ask you totry it. In United Statesand . Canada 25c., 50c, and $1.00, and ) England’ 1g, 2d., 2s, 8d. and SOLE PROPRIETORS” dV S.C.WELLS & Co.) LEROY,_N.¥) ‘ TORONTO, CAN, . The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. Chese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER,” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kepton hend, a, 54, Pa aes pang Bhan ban “Jesse 3 homes any or,” “Osear Pepper,” Moo and" Robin H Wm. J. Britland. Gilt Edge Saloon, D.R. KINNEY, Proprietor. Pope AS ED & WELLKnown and fe att Saloon at the Corner of a’ Pine streets, I will keep constantly on hand the finest WINES, LIQUORS AND. CIGARS. ARMORY HALL,.FRIDAY Ball e ¢ ¢ EVENING, “TORRES — MAY Ith UNDER THE AUSPICES OF batfield Conclave, No, 118, KS, F: ey, Competitive Drill between Garfield Conclave and Grass Valley Co: clave, Music by a full orchestra, Floor will be canvased, —_o—— Tickets; per Couple . $1 00 ExtraLadies, -. ° . . 25 Spectators. Gents, 7 ° 50 Ladies. . 25 “THE BEST 1S NONE TOO COOD.” That’ the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a tet od dl Add his patrons with the Taty bas Wines, Liquors and Cigars e partes Soong and that always leads them to come again. The Peerless Saloon Is a high-class. resort for gentlemen, and they all know where it is—on road street just across ten the Citizens Bank. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. RACTICAL MILL TESTS A SPECIALTY. P Assaying of ali metals, e ay, GOLD BOUGET. Mail and & tt ond xpress Orders Promptly AtT. H. HICKS & CO., : P. 0. Box 187. oO. P__S.jWhisky and other fine brand Steam Beer, 5 Cents. Give me a call. 5g and courteous treatmentextended to ali ; FRANK’S PLACE E. W. SCHEIDT, ; LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street.. ..+.++.-+.++..Nevada City Cn! LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Q IMPT'D FRED BILERMAN, Proprietor. Broa Street, above Pine, Nevada City. . ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On dreught. Best brands of ‘ Wines, Liquors and Cigars, PAY Us AOALL,