May 5, 1894 (4 pages)

ll City, Jece at aza. ain. orks lot 2 at jah ver, rks , ITY 100 the pe. 8 8 VarENT ENT IgR oY. IAN \T nm isbe il. at, 4 t, covering onher— head, and--the— single +’ skirt she wore was fastened to her waist _ d condition of the woman and the neces=the old fashioned furniture, _opher in his way. He says that, so far ~ Judged regarding the benevolence of rien . ” ule, of course, but the prevalent theory ‘your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Ne ada Cit Daily Transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10275 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1894. Established Sept. 6, 1864 by N. P. Brown & Coi THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ‘15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN, PAID IN ADYANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER. YEAR. "A MISER WORTH’ $50,000.” The Brooklyn Police Take Steps to Have Bertha May Cared For. A policeman on duty in Lafayette avenue, near Franklin avenue, in Brook] early-on--Friday -morning -met an ol woman apparently in pitiable destitution. Her feet were: bare, she had no with a coarse piece of rope. She was trembling with cold, was emaciated and was altogether the most deplorable looking human object the policeman had ever encountered. He was about to take her to the police station to giveher shelter when she told him that-she was looking for a Mrs, Townsend, who lived in the neighborhood, The policeman found Mrs, Townsend, and the latter said she would take care of the woman, with whom she was well acquainted. It turned out that the woman was the ‘owner Of a fine four story brick house at 834 Bedford avenue, had s bank account ‘of $15,000 and possessed other property. and that herentire wealth was estimated at between $50,000 and $60,000. Her mame is Bertha May, and she has long ‘been the solitary occupant of the big Bedford avenue house. Not even a dog, ‘cat or bird has shared her seclusion. She is 74 years old and has been a widow for nearly 80 years. Her husband, Edward May, had a wig store in this city ‘when she married him, and she has carefully watched over the fortune he left ther. Mr. SEAS escorted the aged re‘«cluse to her home yesterday morning ‘and then went around to the Clermont Avenue police station and called the attention of Captain Hardy to the wretchwity of providing for her. Captain Hardy sent Detective Sergeant Fitzpatrick to ‘the house to make an investigation. Fitzpatrick secured an entrance by representing himself as a building inspector ‘and made a tour of the premises, He repe to Captain Hardy that from celar to roof the house was in an intoler. -ably filthy eondition, and that there were several years’ accumulation of dust. on So miserly is the old woman that she ‘will not even buy the food she needs and . . would starve to death did not a benevolent family in the neighborhood supply her daily with bread and coffee.—New York Sun. Don't Judge by Appearances. ., Aone legged street beggar who, rain orshine, sits every day with outstretched hand on the steps of. a warehouse in a down town cross street is quite a philosas his experience gi little can be or women by their appearance. Sometimes, he says, he will see a man approaching who seems to be the personification of charity: allied with opulence. The beggar stre,chés forth his hand with confidenes, but withdraws it with disap‘pointment. Then there hurries by a Mephistophelian looking creature, seedy perhaps, with a cynical smile on his face, ‘who drops a quarter into the beseeching ‘palm. Among women, the beggar capes the best. dressed are seldom the ‘charitable. There are tare eg to rie that a street beggar can ‘‘size-up’’ a pedestrian by his appearance is erroneous. —New Yerk World. ‘ Falling Eyes. “T think the eye power of the present generation of civilized men must have deteriorated a good deal,’’ said_ an oculist to me the other day. ‘‘I am called . ' upon to examine so many young persons . nowadays whose eyes show no symptoms of disease or strabismus, but are simply unable to do the ordinary amount of work required of schoolboys, schoolgirls, college students or moderate read‘ers without showing symptoms of overwork * ‘This weakness seems to be bustin: tional, and glasses are required which lessen the muscular strain on the eyes -only. If spite of the invention of the typewriter, which has relieved the eye of so much work, the state of things is almost equally as prevalent in business circles as among students, ’’i ~~ *OTHE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected, ‘Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you wish to be cured. Hoop’s Pitts.cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Ice! ice! The Union Ice Company is now, prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be ‘promptly attended to, al3 oo KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will parify yes Bowels and make your Head clear ag a bell, po ama Sold by Carr Bros. “Tuning. tee Ww. D. Pt the — piano-. tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 ARRIVALS AT THE ’ National Baspaness bad Bert CIT] Z R N S’ Wairows, Grass. Valley, . F, Kidder, <f . J. Miller and w., French Corral, : Berra, Washington, Mead, ‘ Ww. D. Armes, Berkely, J. Weissbein, Grass Valley, J. Weissbein, de F. Hanson, Camptonville, P. Carter, C. B. Sexton, Oakland, W. F. Buller, Chicago, C. Smith, Central House, J.9. Donnell, Graniteville, . R. McMurray, San Juan, J. 8S. McBride, *« James Mack, Sen Francisco, ee > HS F Elliott, S an Francisco, J. M. Beek, ee Ww. G. Haninglet, = . J. Brock, Grass Valley, . Petts, Washington, Karchner, ** Ds Roberts, ** . Feeney, Grass Valley. “. = =. TICKET. For City Trustees ALEX. GAULT, T. H. CARR, J.C. RICH, —~S ‘‘SPRING CHICKENS” are pot always tender; but Ayer’s Pills etiable’ the stomach to diElectio day, May 7th. gest the toughest meat. vee ee? SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. TO THE~ PUBEIC. J. A. Northway and A. W. Morris are the new proprietors of the Union Hotel, beneste ing the.successors of the late firm of North‘W. G. Richards has fresh ranch butter. Way & Bodewig. These gentlemen have which he will sell at 40 cents:per roll. a2] . formed a co-partnership and will hereafter conduct the house as a strictly first-class w. Potatoes. hotel.--Mr. Northway herewith returns his A large lot of new potatoes just reccive a sincere thanks to the patrons of the old at J. J. Jackson’s, which will be sold at 3 firm, and both gentlemen solicit a share of inant : eed tf . the public’s patronage for the new.: Every Signe: °° ; attention will be shown the traveling puba ane Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., lio, New and : important” improreeninty says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer “SAVED My . Bave been made in the hotel and. grounds, LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a and tourists will find it the most healthful debilitated system I ever used.” For Dysas well as comfortable hotel in the mounpepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. = Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. SPRING GREETING. Come Early and Don’t Get Left. I am going to sell Goods this Spring by the Irresistible Power of Low Prices. ae a an ae a ae a a a a a a oc a a oe oc a a a oe eG Read Our List of Bargains. Every Department Complete. ak a te an a a a a a a a a a a a a a a oc a 2 a 2 BARGAINS! — BARGAINS! . Read Them. MEN’S SUITINGS——» Round Cut, Square Cut, Cut-a-Ways. Nobby, Stylish and Neat. Three lines of Men’s Suits $5; worth $10. Four lines of Men’s Suits $8; worth $12. Three lines of Men’s Suits $10; value at $14. . Five lines of -Men’s Suits $12; from $17 50, Dress Suits reduced to low figures.Just received fromthe East, ‘a large invoice of Boys’ Stylish Knee Suits—latest ents and latest pattern. 1 offer same at astonishingly low prices. $2 50 to $6 00 will buy an All-Wool Suit. The latest. Don’t miss this chance. Parents, bring boys in my store and buy them one of my stylishlong-pants suits I offer for $6, $7, and $9. Yon will save money. I buy all my goods for Cash, direct from the factoryy, thereby saving the bic ates paying jobbers, I make that gain yours, I have secured the Sole Agency of he Largest Hat Manufac. turing Establishment in America. Extra values in Hard Hats. Ast to see my ta" 1 -8 Maemo style, Fedoras reda tylish Boys’ Hate, TFedora shape, reduced to 75 cents. and inspect my new stylish line of Shirtings justout. First to receive, first bo offer. Stanley make, they go at $1. Madras, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1. An elegant-line of Negligee Shirts—new and nobby. ; Neckwear in:al}-Styles and Shades. Twenty dozen Scarfs worth 50 cents reduced to 25 cents. i ag age ye eae 25 “cents, Fancy Bows, all shades. ~~ iew my display of Genis* “Eurnishings in my New Window. It will convince you I’am theeader in Styles and Fashions, Do not overlook the fact that I have invoiced @ large atock of Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, dod Children’s Shoes. I offer Gents’ Mule Skin Shées for $2 5B, best value in Pe My $3 50 Kangaroo Goods are ba are Hand Sewed. Try then Ten dozen ee Cloth, Lop Ki eae go at $1 75.° 25 dozen mL of worth $3, they go at $2. Children’s Pebble Kid $1 25 1 75. Correct Styles and Shapes. All sizes ( Leading > CHAS. GRIMES, Clothier. @@ SPECIAL ATTENTION PALD TO COUNTRY ORDERS. ogy Cash “Grocery ‘Store ! : ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, wext to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Sp lupega CASE i ae Ere. Fresh Ranch Butter. J. A. Wokiniway, : ‘A. W. Morris. ‘. does not exist and it is guaranteed to ‘do all sala pea Druggists or oom oy maih BO Ws 250., 500. -that is claimed. Electric Bitters will” cure KO NO The See oy POWDER BARGAINS !. The Era of Muscle. aeons ¢ Church. This is an athletic age. Everybody wants{ There will be preaching at Trinity Epistobe strong. The craze—for it has well . copal Church every Sunday afternoon at 3 nigh reached that stage—affécts both sexes . o'clock, Rev, W. M. Reilly, Rector. a7 and even childhood. The. pugilistic phase . : of this fad in young America is by no means morally promising. But it is one thing to ’ — Cee endowwith vigor and another.to be San-. A lady’s earring. . Figder can have it hy dowed with muscle. Super muscularity is . calling at this office. a26 often induced by physical effert perilious to et = health and calculated to shorten life. The. Midwinter Fair Souvenirs. — a = ~— esis scoesasets Large size Aluminum Souvenirs of the discharge of the physical functions, is the]. ° ae . . i Midwinter Fair, only 10 cents; smaller first.medium at which all may safely aim] . a : g 4 size, 5 cents. For sale by C. J. Brand, without causing ruptures or breaking blood Tecad viseck vessels. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is. z largely condutive to a gain in vigor of this sort, since it stimulates and assists digestion, promotes regular bilious secretion and keeps—the—bowels—in—order,-Sleep,~ that grand recuperator of nerveus—-vigor, is: en=. }couraged by it, and it remedies malarial, rheumatic and aidney-ts trouble. 2 +@e oe Found. Electric Bitters. CURES Coner trict This remedy is becoming so well known E pete eee eee cage x ess 2 ‘ RUPTIONS ON SKIN and so popular as to need no special mention. . . = : Beautiries “ComPLeXxion All who have used Electric Bitters sing the = Se ee a ond same song of praise.—A purer medicine forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will Captain Sweeney, U.S-A.,San D Cal, remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rieum and PrBhiloh’s Gotarrh Renae ag other affections caused by impure blood,—. m Ihave everf Siew acne ee Will drive Malaria from the system and any good.” Price S0cts._ Sold by Druggists. prevent aswell as cure all Malarial fevers.— sta Toe ne gledt 8 Co sumption, -Suteous Crk Trouble, For cure of Headache, Constipation and Invrileave ) tis the 7: Cure andspeedily relieves digestion try Electric Bitters.—Enutire satis: mp, Whooping Coughs and * ageeamaronen faction guaranteed, or money refunded.— on a quarentes, Price 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Good Soda Is a Luxury, ‘Because It Is Hard to Find. OUR SODA Pleases All the Faculties. —_—_¢ “~~ For sale at Cair Bros. It Pleases the Eye—Clear, Bright, Sparkling. It Pleases the Touch—Glasses. of Good Quality and Clean. It Pleases the Nerves—Delicate Service, No Jarring or Overfilling It Pleases-the Taste—Cool. Pure, Delicious. = a a es FOLEY, Opp. L. gs eos & Co.’s Store, 13 on St., Nevada City. SON SS SEV ET SPRING _MJLLJNERY. LEADING . CANDY-MAKER, &E verything 1s New, Everything is Stylish. Everything ts Inexpensive. Everything is Guaranteed. Everything ts Correct. Ss scazeuasee Continuous Sales Every Day. E97 Mrs. Lester & Crawford. This Cut Represents the ~~» Best Wateh in the Market, -——AND CAN BE HAD OF-—— . GEODNOk a RRKKKKE KE LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Roe eeee ee iene As also: any ‘other FIRST CLASS Goods in their eed ~Qur stock in every line is CompLete Be Prices Low. We cordially. invite would-be’ purchasers to inspect the same. idicunber that we Repair and Make . New Jewelry to.order in Any Design. ~ a a Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled tacts = NT Oe F. C. LUETJE, © @. € 7. BRAND,. Watchmakers and Jewelers. anted. ™ “are State’s Prison for Life! Twelve good men and true have brought in the above verdict.’ You ‘may: ask who it is. It’s Morrill, who helped Chris. Evans escape from jail. os In our case it is ‘different. We have been busy for the last ten days marking our . Large Stock of Spring Ghottitees JUST RECEIVED FROM EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MARKETS, And wetidhot yet through. It will take us another week. We will say: to the people of Nevada county not tospend a 5-cent piece until we are through marking, as it will be money in your pocket to examine our stock. We are offering Bigger Bargains than’ ever before in our eleven years’ experience in Nevada County. The reason we can give you such‘is: We are tailors and en know what we are buying. We buy on a Large Scale and we buy ior Gash Cash counts no’ lays. We have the Largest Establishment in Nevada County, hav~ ing just thrown three stores into-one. The~-frontage-’ of our store is 72 feet and the depth 62 feet, We have a Full Line of Boys’ Suits from $1 to $15. Men’s Suits from $2 50 to $32 50. We are prepared ‘to fit anyone—rich or poor. No difference how large or how small. Our wagon with a Full Line of Samples for the Spring Trade will be out the last of next month. _Reserve_your orders-untilit-comesBefore visiting the Midwinter Fair please examine our stock of SPRING GOODS, ‘We can save you from 25-to 50 per cent. We defy competition in our prices. Some time next week, after we have finished our marking, we will publish a price list. OF” Goods will be shipped to any part of the county free of charge, L. HYMAN ¢ & C0, a aed 6 Sa The Only One-Price Clothing HouseAND THE ONES WHO BROUGHT PRICES DOWN In Nevada County. THE WHITE HOUSE. PeeeYUCE EES EE ss eeeeEEEEEES Grand Display of SUMMER GOODS. We received the most elegant line of NEW CHALLIES, PRINTS AND SATEENS = Ever Shown in the City, EXTRA SPECIAL <s— 16 yards Challies ao oe Good Quality Gingham 34°: ue _ Pere ale 16 se B. Newman & Cored, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. The Finest Lot of Spring Goods Ever Shown in the County. Scotch T weeds, eslesles. Fancy Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots, Oxford Grays .-. ALL THIS YEAR'S PATTERNS, AND ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEAR’. Our Suits Always Fit. ORRISON one srecer —— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BROAD STREET, above Pine, + = + +» NEVADA CITY lIf You Wantto Ge: the County. News

ll City, Jece at aza. ain. orks lot 2 at jah ver, rks , ITY 100 the pe. 8 8 VarENT ENT IgR oY. IAN \T nm isbe il. at, 4 t, covering onher— head, and--the— single +’ skirt she wore was fastened to her waist _ d condition of the woman and the neces=the old fashioned furniture, _opher in his way. He says that, so far ~ Judged regarding the benevolence of rien . ” ule, of course, but the prevalent theory ‘your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Ne ada Cit Daily Transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10275 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1894. Established Sept. 6, 1864 by N. P. Brown & Coi THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ‘15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN, PAID IN ADYANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER. YEAR. "A MISER WORTH’ $50,000.” The Brooklyn Police Take Steps to Have Bertha May Cared For. A policeman on duty in Lafayette avenue, near Franklin avenue, in Brook] early-on--Friday -morning -met an ol woman apparently in pitiable destitution. Her feet were: bare, she had no with a coarse piece of rope. She was trembling with cold, was emaciated and was altogether the most deplorable looking human object the policeman had ever encountered. He was about to take her to the police station to giveher shelter when she told him that-she was looking for a Mrs, Townsend, who lived in the neighborhood, The policeman found Mrs, Townsend, and the latter said she would take care of the woman, with whom she was well acquainted. It turned out that the woman was the ‘owner Of a fine four story brick house at 834 Bedford avenue, had s bank account ‘of $15,000 and possessed other property. and that herentire wealth was estimated at between $50,000 and $60,000. Her mame is Bertha May, and she has long ‘been the solitary occupant of the big Bedford avenue house. Not even a dog, ‘cat or bird has shared her seclusion. She is 74 years old and has been a widow for nearly 80 years. Her husband, Edward May, had a wig store in this city ‘when she married him, and she has carefully watched over the fortune he left ther. Mr. SEAS escorted the aged re‘«cluse to her home yesterday morning ‘and then went around to the Clermont Avenue police station and called the attention of Captain Hardy to the wretchwity of providing for her. Captain Hardy sent Detective Sergeant Fitzpatrick to ‘the house to make an investigation. Fitzpatrick secured an entrance by representing himself as a building inspector ‘and made a tour of the premises, He repe to Captain Hardy that from celar to roof the house was in an intoler. -ably filthy eondition, and that there were several years’ accumulation of dust. on So miserly is the old woman that she ‘will not even buy the food she needs and . . would starve to death did not a benevolent family in the neighborhood supply her daily with bread and coffee.—New York Sun. Don't Judge by Appearances. ., Aone legged street beggar who, rain orshine, sits every day with outstretched hand on the steps of. a warehouse in a down town cross street is quite a philosas his experience gi little can be or women by their appearance. Sometimes, he says, he will see a man approaching who seems to be the personification of charity: allied with opulence. The beggar stre,chés forth his hand with confidenes, but withdraws it with disap‘pointment. Then there hurries by a Mephistophelian looking creature, seedy perhaps, with a cynical smile on his face, ‘who drops a quarter into the beseeching ‘palm. Among women, the beggar capes the best. dressed are seldom the ‘charitable. There are tare eg to rie that a street beggar can ‘‘size-up’’ a pedestrian by his appearance is erroneous. —New Yerk World. ‘ Falling Eyes. “T think the eye power of the present generation of civilized men must have deteriorated a good deal,’’ said_ an oculist to me the other day. ‘‘I am called . ' upon to examine so many young persons . nowadays whose eyes show no symptoms of disease or strabismus, but are simply unable to do the ordinary amount of work required of schoolboys, schoolgirls, college students or moderate read‘ers without showing symptoms of overwork * ‘This weakness seems to be bustin: tional, and glasses are required which lessen the muscular strain on the eyes -only. If spite of the invention of the typewriter, which has relieved the eye of so much work, the state of things is almost equally as prevalent in business circles as among students, ’’i ~~ *OTHE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected, ‘Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you wish to be cured. Hoop’s Pitts.cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Ice! ice! The Union Ice Company is now, prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be ‘promptly attended to, al3 oo KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will parify yes Bowels and make your Head clear ag a bell, po ama Sold by Carr Bros. “Tuning. tee Ww. D. Pt the — piano-. tuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. £23 ARRIVALS AT THE ’ National Baspaness bad Bert CIT] Z R N S’ Wairows, Grass. Valley, . F, Kidder, <f . J. Miller and w., French Corral, : Berra, Washington, Mead, ‘ Ww. D. Armes, Berkely, J. Weissbein, Grass Valley, J. Weissbein, de F. Hanson, Camptonville, P. Carter, C. B. Sexton, Oakland, W. F. Buller, Chicago, C. Smith, Central House, J.9. Donnell, Graniteville, . R. McMurray, San Juan, J. 8S. McBride, *« James Mack, Sen Francisco, ee > HS F Elliott, S an Francisco, J. M. Beek, ee Ww. G. Haninglet, = . J. Brock, Grass Valley, . Petts, Washington, Karchner, ** Ds Roberts, ** . Feeney, Grass Valley. “. = =. TICKET. For City Trustees ALEX. GAULT, T. H. CARR, J.C. RICH, —~S ‘‘SPRING CHICKENS” are pot always tender; but Ayer’s Pills etiable’ the stomach to diElectio day, May 7th. gest the toughest meat. vee ee? SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. TO THE~ PUBEIC. J. A. Northway and A. W. Morris are the new proprietors of the Union Hotel, beneste ing the.successors of the late firm of North‘W. G. Richards has fresh ranch butter. Way & Bodewig. These gentlemen have which he will sell at 40 cents:per roll. a2] . formed a co-partnership and will hereafter conduct the house as a strictly first-class w. Potatoes. hotel.--Mr. Northway herewith returns his A large lot of new potatoes just reccive a sincere thanks to the patrons of the old at J. J. Jackson’s, which will be sold at 3 firm, and both gentlemen solicit a share of inant : eed tf . the public’s patronage for the new.: Every Signe: °° ; attention will be shown the traveling puba ane Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., lio, New and : important” improreeninty says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer “SAVED My . Bave been made in the hotel and. grounds, LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a and tourists will find it the most healthful debilitated system I ever used.” For Dysas well as comfortable hotel in the mounpepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. = Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. SPRING GREETING. Come Early and Don’t Get Left. I am going to sell Goods this Spring by the Irresistible Power of Low Prices. ae a an ae a ae a a a a a a oc a a oe oc a a a oe eG Read Our List of Bargains. Every Department Complete.

ak a te an a a a a a a a a a a a a a a oc a 2 a 2 BARGAINS! — BARGAINS! . Read Them. MEN’S SUITINGS——» Round Cut, Square Cut, Cut-a-Ways. Nobby, Stylish and Neat. Three lines of Men’s Suits $5; worth $10. Four lines of Men’s Suits $8; worth $12. Three lines of Men’s Suits $10; value at $14. . Five lines of -Men’s Suits $12; from $17 50, Dress Suits reduced to low figures.Just received fromthe East, ‘a large invoice of Boys’ Stylish Knee Suits—latest ents and latest pattern. 1 offer same at astonishingly low prices. $2 50 to $6 00 will buy an All-Wool Suit. The latest. Don’t miss this chance. Parents, bring boys in my store and buy them one of my stylishlong-pants suits I offer for $6, $7, and $9. Yon will save money. I buy all my goods for Cash, direct from the factoryy, thereby saving the bic ates paying jobbers, I make that gain yours, I have secured the Sole Agency of he Largest Hat Manufac. turing Establishment in America. Extra values in Hard Hats. Ast to see my ta" 1 -8 Maemo style, Fedoras reda tylish Boys’ Hate, TFedora shape, reduced to 75 cents. and inspect my new stylish line of Shirtings justout. First to receive, first bo offer. Stanley make, they go at $1. Madras, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1. An elegant-line of Negligee Shirts—new and nobby. ; Neckwear in:al}-Styles and Shades. Twenty dozen Scarfs worth 50 cents reduced to 25 cents. i ag age ye eae 25 “cents, Fancy Bows, all shades. ~~ iew my display of Genis* “Eurnishings in my New Window. It will convince you I’am theeader in Styles and Fashions, Do not overlook the fact that I have invoiced @ large atock of Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, dod Children’s Shoes. I offer Gents’ Mule Skin Shées for $2 5B, best value in Pe My $3 50 Kangaroo Goods are ba are Hand Sewed. Try then Ten dozen ee Cloth, Lop Ki eae go at $1 75.° 25 dozen mL of worth $3, they go at $2. Children’s Pebble Kid $1 25 1 75. Correct Styles and Shapes. All sizes ( Leading > CHAS. GRIMES, Clothier. @@ SPECIAL ATTENTION PALD TO COUNTRY ORDERS. ogy Cash “Grocery ‘Store ! : ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, wext to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Sp lupega CASE i ae Ere. Fresh Ranch Butter. J. A. Wokiniway, : ‘A. W. Morris. ‘. does not exist and it is guaranteed to ‘do all sala pea Druggists or oom oy maih BO Ws 250., 500. -that is claimed. Electric Bitters will” cure KO NO The See oy POWDER BARGAINS !. The Era of Muscle. aeons ¢ Church. This is an athletic age. Everybody wants{ There will be preaching at Trinity Epistobe strong. The craze—for it has well . copal Church every Sunday afternoon at 3 nigh reached that stage—affécts both sexes . o'clock, Rev, W. M. Reilly, Rector. a7 and even childhood. The. pugilistic phase . : of this fad in young America is by no means morally promising. But it is one thing to ’ — Cee endowwith vigor and another.to be San-. A lady’s earring. . Figder can have it hy dowed with muscle. Super muscularity is . calling at this office. a26 often induced by physical effert perilious to et = health and calculated to shorten life. The. Midwinter Fair Souvenirs. — a = ~— esis scoesasets Large size Aluminum Souvenirs of the discharge of the physical functions, is the].. ° ae . . i Midwinter Fair, only 10 cents; smaller first.medium at which all may safely aim] . a : g 4 size, 5 cents. For sale by C. J. Brand, without causing ruptures or breaking blood Tecad viseck vessels. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is. z largely condutive to a gain in vigor of this sort, since it stimulates and assists digestion, promotes regular bilious secretion and keeps—the—bowels—in—order,-Sleep,~ that grand recuperator of nerveus—-vigor, is: en=. }couraged by it, and it remedies malarial, rheumatic and aidney-ts trouble. 2 +@e oe Found. Electric Bitters. CURES Coner trict This remedy is becoming so well known E pete eee eee cage x ess 2 ‘ RUPTIONS ON SKIN and so popular as to need no special mention. . . = : Beautiries “ComPLeXxion All who have used Electric Bitters sing the = Se ee a ond same song of praise.—A purer medicine forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will Captain Sweeney, U.S-A.,San D Cal, remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rieum and PrBhiloh’s Gotarrh Renae ag other affections caused by impure blood,—. m Ihave everf Siew acne ee Will drive Malaria from the system and any good.” Price S0cts._ Sold by Druggists. prevent aswell as cure all Malarial fevers.— sta Toe ne gledt 8 Co sumption, -Suteous Crk Trouble, For cure of Headache, Constipation and Invrileave ) tis the 7: Cure andspeedily relieves digestion try Electric Bitters.—Enutire satis: mp, Whooping Coughs and * ageeamaronen faction guaranteed, or money refunded.— on a quarentes, Price 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Good Soda Is a Luxury, ‘Because It Is Hard to Find. OUR SODA Pleases All the Faculties. —_—_¢ “~~ For sale at Cair Bros. It Pleases the Eye—Clear, Bright, Sparkling. It Pleases the Touch—Glasses. of Good Quality and Clean. It Pleases the Nerves—Delicate Service, No Jarring or Overfilling It Pleases-the Taste—Cool. Pure, Delicious. = a a es FOLEY, Opp. L. gs eos & Co.’s Store, 13 on St., Nevada City. SON SS SEV ET SPRING _MJLLJNERY. LEADING . CANDY-MAKER, &E verything 1s New, Everything is Stylish. Everything ts Inexpensive. Everything is Guaranteed. Everything ts Correct. Ss scazeuasee Continuous Sales Every Day. E97 Mrs. Lester & Crawford. This Cut Represents the ~~» Best Wateh in the Market, -——AND CAN BE HAD OF-—— . GEODNOk a RRKKKKE KE LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Roe eeee ee iene As also: any ‘other FIRST CLASS Goods in their eed ~Qur stock in every line is CompLete Be Prices Low. We cordially. invite would-be’ purchasers to inspect the same. idicunber that we Repair and Make . New Jewelry to.order in Any Design. ~ a a Fine Watch Repairing By Skilled tacts = NT Oe F. C. LUETJE, © @. € 7. BRAND,. Watchmakers and Jewelers. anted. ™ “are State’s Prison for Life! Twelve good men and true have brought in the above verdict.’ You ‘may: ask who it is. It’s Morrill, who helped Chris. Evans escape from jail. os In our case it is ‘different. We have been busy for the last ten days marking our . Large Stock of Spring Ghottitees JUST RECEIVED FROM EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MARKETS, And wetidhot yet through. It will take us another week. We will say: to the people of Nevada county not tospend a 5-cent piece until we are through marking, as it will be money in your pocket to examine our stock. We are offering Bigger Bargains than’ ever before in our eleven years’ experience in Nevada County. The reason we can give you such‘is: We are tailors and en know what we are buying. We buy on a Large Scale and we buy ior Gash Cash counts no’ lays. We have the Largest Establishment in Nevada County, hav~ ing just thrown three stores into-one. The~-frontage-’ of our store is 72 feet and the depth 62 feet, We have a Full Line of Boys’ Suits from $1 to $15. Men’s Suits from $2 50 to $32 50. We are prepared ‘to fit anyone—rich or poor. No difference how large or how small. Our wagon with a Full Line of Samples for the Spring Trade will be out the last of next month. _Reserve_your orders-untilit-comesBefore visiting the Midwinter Fair please examine our stock of SPRING GOODS, ‘We can save you from 25-to 50 per cent. We defy competition in our prices. Some time next week, after we have finished our marking, we will publish a price list. OF” Goods will be shipped to any part of the county free of charge, L. HYMAN ¢ & C0, a aed 6 Sa The Only One-Price Clothing HouseAND THE ONES WHO BROUGHT PRICES DOWN In Nevada County. THE WHITE HOUSE. PeeeYUCE EES EE ss eeeeEEEEEES Grand Display of SUMMER GOODS. We received the most elegant line of NEW CHALLIES, PRINTS AND SATEENS = Ever Shown in the City, EXTRA SPECIAL <s— 16 yards Challies ao oe Good Quality Gingham 34°: ue _ Pere ale 16 se B. Newman & Cored, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. The Finest Lot of Spring Goods Ever Shown in the County. Scotch T weeds, eslesles. Fancy Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots, Oxford Grays ..-. ALL THIS YEAR'S PATTERNS, AND ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM LAST YEAR’. Our Suits Always Fit. ORRISON one srecer —— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BROAD STREET, above Pine, + = + +» NEVADA CITY lIf You Wantto Ge: the County. News