November 25, 1893 (4 pages)

Brown & Calkins, Publishers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ; FRENCH WOMEN JOURNALISTS, Paris—Their Work and Manners, OUT OF DATE. Our Mines, 9 City mining district. In all the matter would have filled many columns in our paper, and it was our intention to publish it in installments from day to day. That (portion relating tothe Champion mine was published yesterday. Those of our readers who are familiar with what is being done at that mine can readily see that the report is much of it out of date, being at least a year behind time, and does. not give anything like an adequate idea of the present condition of the mine, It is pleasing to note the ' great improvements that have been made there since the State Mineralogist obtained the data for his report. In looking through the —reports—of ether mines in this district we find that they are all considerably out of date, and for this “reason we have conclnded not to publish any more of the-report, For nearly fifty years Ayer’s Sarsaparilla -has led the van of blood medicines. ne eee Wants to Make a Bet. There is at present in this city a gentlemau who offers to wager $250 that he cai carry 108 pounds from the National Hote in this city to the Holbrooke House a Grass Valley and return, a distance of eight miles, without resting. He is the samc man who some time since carried a keg of beer from Virginia City up to the summit ‘oi Mount Davidson and return without rest ing. eee To make the hair grow a natural color prevent baldness and keep the scalp healthy, Hall’s Hair Renewer was invented, and has proven itself successful, 2@e Probable Change of Timetable. It is the opinion of railroad men that the present timetable will not remain in force a great while. A change is predicted to take place within a month, for the reason that as the winter advances it will be necessary to Jengthen the running time of trains, owing to the many interferences in, travel consequent upon stormy weather, eee a Methodist Church. Services in the above church tomorrow. Tn the morning Rev. A. T. Needham, Presiding Elder, will preach, Sacramental service at the ¢lose of the sermon. At night a .Thanksgiving sermon will be preached by the pastor. Suuday School and Epworth League at the usual hours, ' All are very cordially invited to attend " these services. : pic ele Ter Congressman Caminetti Coming. Marysville to Smartsville in a few days and inspect the works of the Blue Gravel mine, which are being operated under the! provisions of the Caminetti law. He will Washington, D, C. +--+ @ e+ —_THE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and oceasional headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pints are the best family catharic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. . i i iE ca pipe ate Tuar time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the mé@dicine most in demand for colds and coughs, It always cures, SE EEN Sy anne Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his enstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 peace bathe Sh scialiaiaas : Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon . rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and . fi appetite, 2 Hoop’s P1118 cure censtipation by restorcanal, : ———+--—-+-9@ eet KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. : 2hc.and 60c. Sold by Carr Bros a Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ti A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free @ recognized from Ammonia, Alum or onyotier adulterant, . peptic substitute is not to be much longer put up with, % 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1893. The State Mineralogist’s, Report on The TRANSCRIPT began yesterday the publication of that portion of the State Mineralogist’s report relating to Nevada ae ia f and the justice they dispense, 4 Congressman Caminetti will go trom in her mind, is represented by the prefect of police, the detectives and the gendarmes, but never by the prisoners, her name—Mme, de Martel—is better come on to this city and ge from here to known in connection with novels on Patisian high life and as author of a few comedies. She is .a’noted contributor, in a very light vein, to that lively. publication, La Vie Parisienne, lar, and, besides being a writer of great talent, paints with success, per women in Paris are those who write about the thing théY know best—fashwhat upon this territory, and altogether woman’s place in French journalism is not all that could be desired.—_New York Sun. : until she is red in the face and worn out both in temper and body by a window in . . a railroad train in her vain endeavors to close or open it when all that a man haa to do is to walk up and go over exactly the same line of action that she has aiready exhausted, and down comes the refractory window in a jiffy? Itisa most humiliating fact, but a very true one nevertheless, that not five women out of a dozen ever succeed in arranging a window to their satisfaction. They pull and break up the system. Take Hood’s Sarsapatug until they are. embarrassed, and {. at some slip of a man, who, without any while the woman looks on in silent woning the peristaltic action of the alimentary pac rare wig wet fel and dexterity. sembling a téid or a frog, and which lived in the earlier periods of our planet’s history, has been found in a surprisin state of preservation in the marl beds o Huezelweitz, Hungary, All species of this gigantic frog are now extinct and are known to the naturalists only through the investigations of the geologists, 9 have often found parts orentire fossils of the monster in strata of the triagsic portion of the mesozoic period, -Southwick mentions it in a three line entry in his ‘‘Quizzism and Key,” under the head “A Frog as Large as an Ox,” and in Barnett’s ‘Geological Epochs” it is considered in a chapter on “Huge Froglike Creatures of the Mesozoic Age,” garian marl bed is entire with the excepjaw. The skull measures 18 inches between thé eye sockets and weighs, exclusive of the ,missing pounds, The bones which have discovered up to date (and there is stil) hopes of finding the missing parts), with the adhering matrix, weigh 1,860 pounds, almest'a ton.—-St.-Louis Republic, » MOST PERFECT MADE. igintito cooking is no longer a name, comparatively few. “stale,” et effusions were worse than worth; © women who, in spite of this, persist in writing do not have sinecures, Not long ago at a celebrated criminal trial a woman journalist presented herself at the court ag the judiciary reporter of a leading morning newspaper in Paris, The police are said to haye been aghast when Mme. Severine drew forth her pad and pencil and demanded admission to the press tables. The guards were somewhat taken aback, and, witli a deplorable lack of French chivalry, wanted to turn her away. But, by wit or wiles of some sort, she gained her point and cleared a pathway for all women reporters who shall come after her, Mme. Edmond Adam is another woman journalist, perhaps the leading onein Paris. She is a politician, author: and editor. She has been honored by the municipality of Paris in having her name given to one of the streets of the capital, an honor rarely bestowed on a person during his lifetime. It isn’t much of a street, to be sure, the Rue Juliette Lamber but it is young and may grow some day. Under Napoleon III Mme, Adam had a salon in opposition to the imperial government, and there she reigned. She was young and handsome then, with soft, pretty hair and bright blue eyes, .She was an intense republican and a great friend of Garibaldi, At the close of the Franco-Prussian war she had no one in France to particularly Oppose, so she selected Bismarck. Such phrases as these have been attributed to her: “Bismarck and me!” “Bismarck was to have been overthrown by me!” “At last the czar condescends to follow my political views!" She is a good speaker and can talk on almost any subject. Her dinners are decidedly interesting. One-fourth of her guests are usually officers of the French army, another fourth is composed of political men, and the others are artists and literary people. The dinners are usually followed by receptions, which are attended by cabinet ministers, deputies, senators, diplomats and journalists, There are, except on special occasions, few women, : Mme, Severine is both more valiant and more sentimental than Mme, Adam. Severine, as she is familiarly called, isa well known figure in Paris. She has been nicknamed Mamzelle Gavroche and Jenny L’Ouvriere, and although she is much given to literary floods of tears, she writes vigorously and well. She has her own particular conceptions of good andevil. Severine imbibes her political views from TheCri du Peuple(The Voice of the People), and Mme, Adam drinks of the fountain of La Republique Francaise, founded by Gambetta, Severine’s: ambition is to secure the abolition of capital punishment. Mme. Yver is a curious figure in the newspaper world, She frequents the prefecture of police, and is remarkable for her persistent praise of the police “Good. ” Gyp is another. woman journalist, but Gyp is popuPerhaps the most successful newspaons. But men are encroaching someWhy Is It? Why is it that a woman can struggle . nally, ina pleading manner, look around onsense, brings about the desired effect, Some Are Ranked Among the Notables of The newspaper women of France are They are constantly accused of a total lack of the critical faculty and of a wantof perception of the ridiculous, Furthermore, their ideas on ethics and philosophy are said to be Nevertheless it is true that their contributions to magazines and periodicals are impatiently awaited and widely read, after which many. of the masculine writers go into mental convulsions and tear their vocabularies in tatters in trying to prove that these femieen enn Death of a Well-Known Man. James Borland, the well-known hotel man of Auburn, died at that place Thursday. He had been in the hotel business at Auburn many years, chased the Arlington Hotel and changed the name te the Borland House, was a member gf Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, a native of Scotland, aged about 69 years. A wife, a grown-up som and an adopted daughter survive him. pomeraeen QO “Congregational Church. There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Sub~ ject of discourse in the evening: ‘A Mother’s Sorrow.” All young people invited, especially young men. : RAN Tue time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the-medicinemost in demand for colds aud coughs. It always cures, ee THREE-rourTus of your ailments arise. from liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulatcr cures, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., ' 106 Wall St., N. Y A Big Reduction. ~ Mrs. Lester & Crawford, at their store on Main street, have made great reductions.in prices on certain articles, in order to give their customers a benefit. offering, as a leader, Ladies Woolen Skirts for 50 cents, the former price ef which was $1.25. This isa bargain, tf other localities. well to ponder, transportation companies. Fruit Trausportation. David Lubin, a pushing merchant of Sacramente, has originated a scheme for the transportation of fruit by the Government . noon to the following named parties : They are now! on the postal plan. The idea has been enC, Landsburg, T. L. Abbott, W. ©. O’Connor, M. G. Wyllie, J. O. Culver, Wm. Haven, Scott’s Geo. Olwey, .C. B. Landers,G. H. Powers, . T, Halligan, T, Howard, E. Huhn, H. ©. Jagger, 8. L. Ramsey, T. Wexler, F, Lombardi, J. KE. Hewston, T. Wayman, Le J. L. Potter, Fresno, W. R. Conlin, «, * P. GC. Debe C. F. Long, Epreka, A. G. Riahng, National Exchange, Broad Street. W. F. Geary, Sacramento, : Union Hotel, Main Street. W. S. Snyder, Virginia City, A. G. Dennett, Relief Hill, Geo. McCullough, North San J uan, iad tid A: J, Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, kK. L. Hamilton, Forest City, : ‘H. W. Morris, San Francisco, W. J. Swift, Sacramento, L. R. Prescott, Washington, ‘Frank Milliford, Auburn, C. J, Chadwick, Coeper’s Mill, lat, E. M. Williams, Sacramento, o ti W. W. Ellis, Grass Valley, A. R. Gurrey, San Francisco, r G. F. Henricka, Columbia Hill, T. B. Dillon, San Juan, B. H. Sutliff, Marysville, * Wm. Haven, Dutch Flat, ebernardi, Sierra City, E, E. Backletéh, San Francisco, ot) T of Nevada County Teachers Examination. HE semi-annual Examination of applicants f to teach in the public schools . Liver Regulator. will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, begiuning at 9 o'clock M, on Monday, December 25th, 1893, and continue during during the week. Each applicant is required by law “ry a fee of $2. for Certificates symptom of . ROGERS, dyspepsia. Mrs. T, S, Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s ,. Vitalizer LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a: debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, -. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. ‘SAVED 080 Beier that you ‘‘can’t be cured” is a Take Simmons nn OI ns For Rent. , The large store-room in Transcript Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co, is offered There is a growThe fact that it is being considered is significent of the . ago was taken suddenly ill with pneumonia, Deceased . drift of public sentiment. There is a mean~. died at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon. ing in it which railroad companies would do, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. MY Superfine in Quality, From Marysville Woolen _—-BOYS’ * t Secretary Board of Education, /tér rent. Apply at this office, . tf \ A A 7 ees ne From the Way Mfg. Co. Of North Fork, N. B.: ‘M0 i UNDERWEAR a A, Mills of California. $ B. H. MILLER, -_I have for years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest. Surprisingly Moderate in Prices Big Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. The Old Reliable. a Th i 3 ro oe Weighed a Ton. The labyrinthodon, a huge creature reThe specimen unearthed in the Huuon of the left forearm and the lower w, 812 necessity, and its dys4 a PLEARANE SIL ~<a ladies, Wiss and Chien’ Clas an at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE We are now receiving our’ Goods crowded and must have room. ae We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of Capes. We offer the entire Stock at such Prices as was never before known here. Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Se) ae We have the very latest styiesi of beautiful Capes Ftosenberg -:Bros. yin for the Holiday Trade and we are Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Ne The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov, a CALL AND BE CONVINCED aT ROSENBERG BROS, 1 The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy Goods House Ns e@-conTay ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. “Sq vada County, as cur stock is immense. 13th, and continue wntl the 26th. in the County. 1/f t Have Not What You Want; a? Auction Sale of Real Estate. The real estate belonging te the late Wm. a +s ice Death of Wm. Carlyon. Wm. Carlyon, who not more than a week rnin nth ores ¥ruitilaxi, The California Pruitilaxi Manufacturing Company. are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies. of which can be pro.’ cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards Fmust be returned Within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water $2.50; third prize, $1; and thitteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, + 2@e > Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street T Gu Cun here others fall, Coughs, Croce, Ure Hoarseness, Whoo h and ma, " ping Coug Consumption it fea no rival: usands,and will cuRm you if time, Id by gists on a guarCheat, use a e ty) SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTE 25e. LOH'S/ACATARRH Wolf was sold at public auction this foreF. T. Nilon, the store and the building dorsed by fruit growers at Winters and adjoining, for $1,350. It is not surprising that} J. W. Downing, the vacant lot and adrelief is sought from the exactions of the . joining building and lot, for $1,050. J.J. Jackson, building and lot adjoining ing tendency ainong producers to favor the} Nevada Hose House, for $890, enlargement of the functions of Governmeut so as to include, at least partially, the . carriage of commodities. This opens a very Recently he pur-. large question for discussion, Myra. Jennie + “1 Could Eat Nothing but very light food, without having terrible distress in my stomach. Before I had taken One bottle of Hood's I saw that it was to grow better while taking five bottles. and doing me good. I continued Cunningham. Now ! Can Eat, Anything, Be sure to and my health ts very much better than for ~ years,” MRS.JENNIE CUNNINGHAM, South New Castle, Me. _Nood’s Sarsaparilla : get Positively practical experience the advan trading at the Plaza Groeery Store. Certainly of the information to profit by it. Probably 4 a problem that bothers us all, line, and especially products, Quite Likely Hoop's Piius cure Constipation, 950. colors. The first. prize is $5.;-second prize, E= ————————— {Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length {userted under this head for 60 Centa. a week or §2a month. 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month; ble invariably in advance. } Estray Notice. Caine to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt. er is requested to eall and pay charges and take him away. L. H. WELLS. -.n13-1m In quantities to suit. Butvarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. opened Good.as new, Daily Transcript O \ WEEK. Each additional line Cider and Vinegar. ae For sale by B. nl3-2w Dressmaking Parlors. Miss For Salo. Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness, Enquire at the ffice. Emima Buteau Fashionable’ Dress-making Parlors at Mrs, Mills‘. * residence on Main st. PayaOwn. has n71m Possibly wants of the them. e It is not necessary to partioularize as to our stock, for we have about everything You can tind in a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, etc., etc. } What’s More FRUIT Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. “We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of « Fruits, domestic and imported. FISH . Fish of all kinda—fresh and 02 ; salt water, received by express; REMEDY, y rrh? This remedy is arane tocure you. Price, 50cta, Injector frown. For saleat Cair Bros, Musical Department Vinton’s Dray and Stationery Stor —— EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISOO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACCORDEONS 4 Will Quickly Get it for You =,soa REDUCTION. 1 SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Office in Odd Feliows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings, Extracting Skillfully Done. — N PAINTING. . GE. WITHINGTON IVES notice that he is prepar J Signs, Carts, Buggies and in the highest style of the art, From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50, _Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, Oppoy. LARGEST AND FINEST sTOoK . SITE YORK STREE1, Om Give we ao call bef, your work elsewhere, ed to paint agons, eto., ore placing évery Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from our own coopa, ” — CaAasH COUNTS —sat— KINKEAD'’s ‘House Furnishing Rooms, Commercial st., Nevada Oity. . THE LOWEST PRICES! "PARLOR SETS sevroom ae MANUFACTURER IMPORTER WHOLESALER RUGS, ETC. Upholstering and Repairing Done on Short'Notioe, RETAILER =. —— : —— AN HONEST HAVANA CIGAR! THE WOODPECK Zi ) The TRANSCRIPT is the oldest and most new: ‘ gressive, fearless, clean. The CALL is one gives full foreign, domestic and State d a organized attempts of all kinds to rob the people, exposes rascality wherever found 4 Ulubhing *°* °° po © Thé* Daily S. “F. Call Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail When paid for in advance. = L———————— — only $9. ER v7 HaND-MADE CuBAN Prockss a Goop as I'mMportep Much Better Than Key West! WM. GIFFIN, Natfve Son of Maryland NWevada Citv. Cal. The. Daily Transcript And the Ofer DINING AND = _KITCHEN FURNITURE. BEDDING, FLOOR MATTING, You have never demonstrated by your. own You have ‘read our newspaper advertise~ ments and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we. more than fulfill all promises made in those advertisements; but in the rush and hurry of life you have not been sufficiently impressed by the importanee If you will take a moment no think abouts you will conclude that this matter is wore thy of your best attention, Hew to make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest is ¢ At the same time we want . eee goods in every © we want good food If you once get to trading with us you will continue to do so. We make this assertion For as experienced store-keepers we not on~ ly have a complete understanding of the ople of Nevada City and vi. cinity, but labor conseientiously to supply % “ The Plaza Store SHURTLEFF & SON. S00 eward I The above Reward will be paid for the arrest and .conviction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, Sepfeet of Flume was. destroyed. JOHN SPAULDING, Manager South Yuba Water Go, Removal cg John Delbridge Has Removed To THE Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will keep constantly on-hand the Largest and best stock of # Boots and Shoes To be found in. Nevada City, Sole agent for the Latest New Patent sy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro-. Rubber Ladies’ Overshoes. Go and see of America’s greatest newspapers—. them, _» fights corporate greed and The regular subscription prio of each of theas papers in $6 « year ie advance, Hundreds of people have THE TWO for Are you ameng the wumber? If not, . why not! 16 is & business ofer to th:gking, reading, snving people, . a “ty 7 Py my Ho le agent jor the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS and in fact is the breeziest, newsiest and most dependable paper, printed in Ban . 8202S, and keeps s full supply on hand. Franciace, RE AIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at the very lowest prices, DON'T vorost THE PLAcki «. j Transcript Block, Commercial Street, " tember 26th, 1893, when 600 . o

Brown & Calkins, Publishers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ; FRENCH WOMEN JOURNALISTS, Paris—Their Work and Manners, OUT OF DATE. Our Mines, 9 City mining district. In all the matter would have filled many columns in our paper, and it was our intention to publish it in installments from day to day. That (portion relating tothe Champion mine was published yesterday. Those of our readers who are familiar with what is being done at that mine can readily see that the report is much of it out of date, being at least a year behind time, and does. not give anything like an adequate idea of the present condition of the mine, It is pleasing to note the ' great improvements that have been made there since the State Mineralogist obtained the data for his report. In looking through the —reports—of ether mines in this district we find that they are all considerably out of date, and for this “reason we have conclnded not to publish any more of the-report, For nearly fifty years Ayer’s Sarsaparilla -has led the van of blood medicines. ne eee Wants to Make a Bet. There is at present in this city a gentlemau who offers to wager $250 that he cai carry 108 pounds from the National Hote in this city to the Holbrooke House a Grass Valley and return, a distance of eight miles, without resting. He is the samc man who some time since carried a keg of beer from Virginia City up to the summit ‘oi Mount Davidson and return without rest ing. eee To make the hair grow a natural color prevent baldness and keep the scalp healthy, Hall’s Hair Renewer was invented, and has proven itself successful, 2@e Probable Change of Timetable. It is the opinion of railroad men that the present timetable will not remain in force a great while. A change is predicted to take place within a month, for the reason that as the winter advances it will be necessary to Jengthen the running time of trains, owing to the many interferences in, travel consequent upon stormy weather, eee a Methodist Church. Services in the above church tomorrow. Tn the morning Rev. A. T. Needham, Presiding Elder, will preach, Sacramental service at the ¢lose of the sermon. At night a .Thanksgiving sermon will be preached by the pastor. Suuday School and Epworth League at the usual hours, ' All are very cordially invited to attend " these services. : pic ele Ter Congressman Caminetti Coming. Marysville to Smartsville in a few days and inspect the works of the Blue Gravel mine, which are being operated under the! provisions of the Caminetti law. He will Washington, D, C. +--+ @ e+ —_THE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and oceasional headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pints are the best family catharic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. . i i iE ca pipe ate Tuar time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the mé@dicine most in demand for colds and coughs, It always cures, SE EEN Sy anne Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his enstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 peace bathe Sh scialiaiaas : Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon . rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and . fi appetite, 2 Hoop’s P1118 cure censtipation by restorcanal, : ———+--—-+-9@ eet KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. : 2hc.and 60c. Sold by Carr Bros a Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ti A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free @ recognized from Ammonia, Alum or onyotier adulterant, . peptic substitute is not to be much longer put up with, % 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1893. The State Mineralogist’s, Report on The TRANSCRIPT began yesterday the publication of that portion of the State Mineralogist’s report relating to Nevada ae ia f and the justice they dispense, 4 Congressman Caminetti will go trom in her mind, is represented by the prefect of police, the detectives and the gendarmes, but never by the prisoners, her name—Mme, de Martel—is better come on to this city and ge from here to known in connection with novels on Patisian high life and as author of a few comedies. She is .a’noted contributor, in a very light vein, to that lively. publication, La Vie Parisienne, lar, and, besides being a writer of great talent, paints with success, per women in Paris are those who write about the thing théY know best—fashwhat upon this territory, and altogether woman’s place in French journalism is not all that could be desired.—_New York Sun. : until she is red in the face and worn out both in temper and body by a window in . . a railroad train in her vain endeavors to close or open it when all that a man haa to do is to walk up and go over exactly the same line of action that she has aiready exhausted, and down comes the refractory window in a jiffy? Itisa most humiliating fact, but a very true one nevertheless, that not five women out of a dozen ever succeed in arranging a window to their satisfaction. They pull and break up the system. Take Hood’s Sarsapatug until they are. embarrassed, and {. at some slip of a man, who, without any while the woman looks on in silent woning the peristaltic action of the alimentary pac rare wig wet fel and dexterity. sembling a téid or a frog, and which lived in the earlier periods of our planet’s history, has been found in a surprisin state of preservation in the marl beds o Huezelweitz, Hungary, All species of this gigantic frog are now extinct and are known to the naturalists only through the investigations of the geologists, 9 have often found parts orentire fossils of the monster in strata of the triagsic portion of the mesozoic period, -Southwick mentions it in a three line entry in his ‘‘Quizzism and Key,” under the head “A Frog as Large as an Ox,” and in Barnett’s ‘Geological Epochs” it is considered in a chapter on “Huge Froglike Creatures of the Mesozoic Age,” garian marl bed is entire with the excepjaw. The skull measures 18 inches between thé eye sockets and weighs, exclusive of the ,missing pounds, The bones which have discovered up to date (and there is stil) hopes of finding the missing parts), with the adhering matrix, weigh 1,860 pounds, almest'a ton.—-St.-Louis Republic, » MOST PERFECT MADE. igintito cooking is no longer a name, comparatively few. “stale,” et effusions were worse than worth; © women who, in spite of this, persist in writing do not have sinecures, Not long ago at a celebrated criminal trial a woman journalist presented herself at the court ag the judiciary reporter of a leading morning newspaper in Paris, The police are said to haye been aghast when Mme. Severine drew forth her pad and pencil and demanded admission to the press tables. The guards were somewhat taken aback, and, witli a deplorable lack of French chivalry, wanted to turn her away. But, by wit or wiles of some sort, she gained her point and cleared a pathway for all women reporters who shall come after her, Mme. Edmond Adam is another woman journalist, perhaps the leading onein Paris. She is a politician, author: and editor. She has been honored by the municipality of Paris in having her name given to one of the streets of the capital, an honor rarely bestowed on a person during his lifetime. It isn’t much of a street, to be sure, the Rue Juliette Lamber but it is young and may grow some day. Under Napoleon III Mme, Adam had a salon in opposition to the imperial government, and there she reigned. She was young and handsome then, with soft, pretty hair and bright blue eyes, .She was an intense republican and a great friend of Garibaldi, At the close of the Franco-Prussian war she had no one in France to particularly Oppose, so she selected Bismarck. Such phrases as these have been attributed to her: “Bismarck and me!” “Bismarck was to have been overthrown by me!” “At last the czar condescends to follow my political views!" She is a good speaker and can talk on almost any subject. Her dinners are decidedly interesting. One-fourth of her guests are usually officers of the French army, another fourth is composed of political men, and the others are artists and literary people. The dinners are usually followed by receptions, which are attended by cabinet ministers, deputies, senators, diplomats and journalists, There are, except on special occasions, few women, : Mme, Severine is both more valiant and more sentimental than Mme, Adam. Severine, as she is familiarly called, isa well known figure in Paris. She has been nicknamed Mamzelle Gavroche and Jenny L’Ouvriere, and although she is much given to literary floods of tears, she writes vigorously and well. She has her own particular conceptions of good andevil. Severine imbibes her political views from TheCri du Peuple(The Voice of the People), and Mme, Adam drinks of the fountain of La Republique Francaise, founded by Gambetta, Severine’s: ambition is to secure the abolition of capital punishment. Mme. Yver is a curious figure in the newspaper world, She frequents the prefecture of police, and is remarkable for her persistent praise of the police “Good. ” Gyp is another. woman journalist, but Gyp is popuPerhaps the most successful newspaons. But men are encroaching someWhy Is It? Why is it that a woman can struggle . nally, ina pleading manner, look around onsense, brings about the desired effect, Some Are Ranked Among the Notables of The newspaper women of France are They are constantly accused of a total lack of the critical faculty and of a wantof perception of the ridiculous, Furthermore, their ideas on ethics and philosophy are said to be Nevertheless it is true that their contributions to magazines and periodicals are impatiently awaited and widely read, after which many. of the masculine writers go into mental convulsions and tear their vocabularies in tatters in trying to prove that these femieen enn Death of a Well-Known Man. James Borland, the well-known hotel man of Auburn, died at that place Thursday. He had been in the hotel business at Auburn many years, chased the Arlington Hotel and changed the name te the Borland House, was a member gf Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, a native of Scotland, aged about 69 years. A wife, a grown-up som and an adopted daughter survive him. pomeraeen QO “Congregational Church. There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Sub~ ject of discourse in the evening: ‘A Mother’s Sorrow.” All young people invited, especially young men. : RAN Tue time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the-medicinemost in demand for colds aud coughs. It always cures, ee THREE-rourTus of your ailments arise. from liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulatcr cures, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., ' 106 Wall St., N. Y A Big Reduction. ~ Mrs. Lester & Crawford, at their store on Main street, have made great reductions.in prices on certain articles, in order to give their customers a benefit. offering, as a leader, Ladies Woolen Skirts for 50 cents, the former price ef which was $1.25. This isa bargain, tf other localities. well to ponder, transportation companies. Fruit Trausportation. David Lubin, a pushing merchant of Sacramente, has originated a scheme for the transportation of fruit by the Government . noon to the following named parties : They are now! on the postal plan. The idea has been enC, Landsburg, T. L. Abbott, W. ©. O’Connor, M. G. Wyllie, J. O. Culver, Wm. Haven, Scott’s Geo. Olwey, .C. B. Landers,G. H. Powers, . T, Halligan, T, Howard, E. Huhn, H. ©. Jagger, 8. L. Ramsey, T. Wexler, F, Lombardi, J. KE. Hewston, T. Wayman, Le J. L. Potter, Fresno, W. R. Conlin, «, * P. GC. Debe C. F. Long, Epreka, A. G. Riahng, National Exchange, Broad Street. W. F. Geary, Sacramento, : Union Hotel, Main Street. W. S. Snyder, Virginia City, A. G. Dennett, Relief Hill, Geo. McCullough, North San J uan, iad tid A: J, Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, kK. L. Hamilton, Forest City, : ‘H. W. Morris, San Francisco, W. J. Swift, Sacramento, L. R. Prescott, Washington, ‘Frank Milliford, Auburn, C. J, Chadwick, Coeper’s Mill, lat, E. M. Williams, Sacramento, o ti W. W. Ellis, Grass Valley, A. R. Gurrey, San Francisco, r G. F. Henricka, Columbia Hill, T. B. Dillon, San Juan, B. H. Sutliff, Marysville, * Wm. Haven, Dutch Flat, ebernardi, Sierra City, E, E. Backletéh, San Francisco, ot) T of Nevada County Teachers Examination. HE semi-annual Examination of applicants f to teach in the public schools . Liver Regulator. will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, begiuning at 9 o'clock M, on Monday, December 25th, 1893, and continue during during the week. Each applicant is required by law “ry a fee of $2. for Certificates symptom of . ROGERS, dyspepsia. Mrs. T, S, Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s ,. Vitalizer LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a: debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, -. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. ‘SAVED 080

Beier that you ‘‘can’t be cured” is a Take Simmons nn OI ns For Rent. , The large store-room in Transcript Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co, is offered There is a growThe fact that it is being considered is significent of the . ago was taken suddenly ill with pneumonia, Deceased . drift of public sentiment. There is a mean~. died at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon. ing in it which railroad companies would do, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. MY Superfine in Quality, From Marysville Woolen _—-BOYS’ * t Secretary Board of Education, /tér rent. Apply at this office, . tf \ A A 7 ees ne From the Way Mfg. Co. Of North Fork, N. B.: ‘M0 i UNDERWEAR a A, Mills of California. $ B. H. MILLER, -_I have for years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest. Surprisingly Moderate in Prices Big Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. The Old Reliable. a Th i 3 ro oe Weighed a Ton. The labyrinthodon, a huge creature reThe specimen unearthed in the Huuon of the left forearm and the lower w, 812 necessity, and its dys4 a PLEARANE SIL ~<a ladies, Wiss and Chien’ Clas an at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE We are now receiving our’ Goods crowded and must have room. ae We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of Capes. We offer the entire Stock at such Prices as was never before known here. Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Se) ae We have the very latest styiesi of beautiful Capes Ftosenberg -:Bros. yin for the Holiday Trade and we are Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Ne The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov, a CALL AND BE CONVINCED aT ROSENBERG BROS, 1 The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy Goods House Ns e@-conTay ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. “Sq vada County, as cur stock is immense. 13th, and continue wntl the 26th. in the County. 1/f t Have Not What You Want; a? Auction Sale of Real Estate. The real estate belonging te the late Wm. a +s ice Death of Wm. Carlyon. Wm. Carlyon, who not more than a week rnin nth ores ¥ruitilaxi, The California Pruitilaxi Manufacturing Company. are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies. of which can be pro.’ cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards Fmust be returned Within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water $2.50; third prize, $1; and thitteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, + 2@e > Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street T Gu Cun here others fall, Coughs, Croce, Ure Hoarseness, Whoo h and ma, " ping Coug Consumption it fea no rival: usands,and will cuRm you if time, Id by gists on a guarCheat, use a e ty) SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTE 25e. LOH'S/ACATARRH Wolf was sold at public auction this foreF. T. Nilon, the store and the building dorsed by fruit growers at Winters and adjoining, for $1,350. It is not surprising that} J. W. Downing, the vacant lot and adrelief is sought from the exactions of the . joining building and lot, for $1,050. J.J. Jackson, building and lot adjoining ing tendency ainong producers to favor the} Nevada Hose House, for $890, enlargement of the functions of Governmeut so as to include, at least partially, the . carriage of commodities. This opens a very Recently he pur-. large question for discussion, Myra. Jennie + “1 Could Eat Nothing but very light food, without having terrible distress in my stomach. Before I had taken One bottle of Hood's I saw that it was to grow better while taking five bottles. and doing me good. I continued Cunningham. Now ! Can Eat, Anything, Be sure to and my health ts very much better than for ~ years,” MRS.JENNIE CUNNINGHAM, South New Castle, Me. _Nood’s Sarsaparilla : get Positively practical experience the advan trading at the Plaza Groeery Store. Certainly of the information to profit by it. Probably 4 a problem that bothers us all, line, and especially products, Quite Likely Hoop's Piius cure Constipation, 950. colors. The first. prize is $5.;-second prize, E= ————————— {Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length {userted under this head for 60 Centa. a week or §2a month. 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month; ble invariably in advance. } Estray Notice. Caine to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt. er is requested to eall and pay charges and take him away. L. H. WELLS. -.n13-1m In quantities to suit. Butvarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. opened Good.as new, Daily Transcript O \ WEEK. Each additional line Cider and Vinegar. ae For sale by B. nl3-2w Dressmaking Parlors. Miss For Salo. Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness, Enquire at the ffice. Emima Buteau Fashionable’ Dress-making Parlors at Mrs, Mills‘. * residence on Main st. PayaOwn. has n71m Possibly wants of the them. e It is not necessary to partioularize as to our stock, for we have about everything You can tind in a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, etc., etc. } What’s More FRUIT Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. “We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of « Fruits, domestic and imported. FISH . Fish of all kinda—fresh and 02 ; salt water, received by express; REMEDY, y rrh? This remedy is arane tocure you. Price, 50cta, Injector frown. For saleat Cair Bros, Musical Department Vinton’s Dray and Stationery Stor —— EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISOO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACCORDEONS 4 Will Quickly Get it for You =,soa REDUCTION. 1 SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Office in Odd Feliows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings, Extracting Skillfully Done. — N PAINTING. . GE. WITHINGTON IVES notice that he is prepar J Signs, Carts, Buggies and in the highest style of the art, From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50, _Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, Oppoy. LARGEST AND FINEST sTOoK . SITE YORK STREE1, Om Give we ao call bef, your work elsewhere, ed to paint agons, eto., ore placing évery Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from our own coopa, ” — CaAasH COUNTS —sat— KINKEAD'’s ‘House Furnishing Rooms, Commercial st., Nevada Oity. . THE LOWEST PRICES! "PARLOR SETS sevroom ae MANUFACTURER IMPORTER WHOLESALER RUGS, ETC. Upholstering and Repairing Done on Short'Notioe, RETAILER =. —— : —— AN HONEST HAVANA CIGAR! THE WOODPECK Zi ) The TRANSCRIPT is the oldest and most new: ‘ gressive, fearless, clean. The CALL is one gives full foreign, domestic and State d a organized attempts of all kinds to rob the people, exposes rascality wherever found 4 Ulubhing *°* °° po © Thé* Daily S. “F. Call Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail When paid for in advance. = L———————— — only $9. ER v7 HaND-MADE CuBAN Prockss a Goop as I'mMportep Much Better Than Key West! WM. GIFFIN, Natfve Son of Maryland NWevada Citv. Cal. The. Daily Transcript And the Ofer DINING AND = _KITCHEN FURNITURE. BEDDING, FLOOR MATTING, You have never demonstrated by your. own You have ‘read our newspaper advertise~ ments and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we. more than fulfill all promises made in those advertisements; but in the rush and hurry of life you have not been sufficiently impressed by the importanee If you will take a moment no think abouts you will conclude that this matter is wore thy of your best attention, Hew to make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest is ¢ At the same time we want . eee goods in every © we want good food If you once get to trading with us you will continue to do so. We make this assertion For as experienced store-keepers we not on~ ly have a complete understanding of the ople of Nevada City and vi. cinity, but labor conseientiously to supply % “ The Plaza Store SHURTLEFF & SON. S00 eward I The above Reward will be paid for the arrest and .conviction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, Sepfeet of Flume was. destroyed. JOHN SPAULDING, Manager South Yuba Water Go, Removal cg John Delbridge Has Removed To THE Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will keep constantly on-hand the Largest and best stock of # Boots and Shoes To be found in. Nevada City, Sole agent for the Latest New Patent sy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro-. Rubber Ladies’ Overshoes. Go and see of America’s greatest newspapers—. them, _» fights corporate greed and The regular subscription prio of each of theas papers in $6 « year ie advance, Hundreds of people have THE TWO for Are you ameng the wumber? If not, . why not! 16 is & business ofer to th:gking, reading, snving people, . a “ty 7 Py my Ho le agent jor the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS and in fact is the breeziest, newsiest and most dependable paper, printed in Ban . 8202S, and keeps s full supply on hand. Franciace, RE AIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at the very lowest prices, DON'T vorost THE PLAcki «. j Transcript Block, Commercial Street, " tember 26th, 1893, when 600 . o