February 28, 1888 (4 pages)

ia -) Mee eres VOI st tre Ommt's ewer (Sau toe THE DAILY VOL. LV.—No. 8.589. NEVADA CITY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 28 1888. ® Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED % EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —BY—. BROWN & CALKINS. © 8. CaLKINs, N. P. Brown, Edi tor. Business M’g’r. OrriCE—‘Transcript Block,” No. 82 Commercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: OUG YORE 55 ica sicidsc sina caces d oceacaneae Bix MONCHS: oo ea ‘id Three Monte otc cise tcnes Per Week by Carrier Agents for the Daily Transcript. Paliier GREY os is. os Cees } G. P. Rowell & Co. f B. NNOR ie cele vei saiuyhik _;,Boston We AYOP O05 io. oe vs cee, Philadelphia Palmer & R6y;. .s.0%s Portland, Oregon oH Bates & COs. ss kes ey New York Diuchy & Co.. .New York Williams & Co... -London, Eng COON Be CO 6s os acas Cosce vauts s awewes Chicago Paks Boe pee San Francisco do poEME San Francisco . San Francisco Burlington, Vt Portland, Me . 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Ass’T CASHIER and SEv’y, DIRECTORS: Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Morgan Gro, M. Huengs,, D, E. Mor@an, Wn. Eows-nnc, vee KE. M. Preston. ; ' CORRESPONDENTS: New. York—First National Bank. San Franciseo—First National Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co, NATIONAL HOTEL. REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City.’ The only fire-vroof, and best oondueted Hote: in Nevada City. ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS : ON FIRST FLOOh SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELE The new management have thoroughly Overhauted-the Hotel.and made many imortant changes. The proprietors have Rad many years exerience in the business, and give their entire time and attention to the game. They have already made the National the most popular Hotel in the moun of California. fatne oe alarly is the National adapted-to the wants of the traveling public—being in the center of the city, and having Post Office Express Office and General Stage Office fox all lines in the same building. ‘UNION: HOTEL, NEVADA CIT%, = © = * CAL. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER. .Proprietress H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager THE L?ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY.--e.1+ +: CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND i 6 __others are ipyies to notice [ae : ea “each 0 J ie. toa waiter elegantly furnished, there hotel in the mountains ual to it “Fhe tables are supplied with the in the market. NIVE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ee ataes cet J va MILIES. Free-’Bus to and from the De THE LL r LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR A 1 btigiey B poner county, Grass Valley and Marysville: daily ‘/e of Wines, Morhisned at the Bar. Liquors and (i. WHAT IT'S COMING To. Bill Nye Gives Directions About Sending Regrets. ‘ SSV7Z FOUND myself in SB FA receipt of the following letter not long ago: Bill Nyé, Esq:: DearSin—The club formed for the purpose of giving a Christmas tree to its fellow boarders in a large private boarding house request the pleasure of your presence at the same on Dec. 31. We do not expect you to be present; in fact, we would rather have a letter of regret from you. If you would so favor us it would not be published, but simply be read on the evening with other communications of alike nature, e‘c., ete. As there is no stamp inclosed in reply to the above letter,I have decided to reply brifly through the columns of the press. The idea of soliciting a lettér of regret is original with the writer of the above, whose name is kindly suppressed: This reply will come a little late for the 1887 Christmas, but it may be retained for +bat of 1888.As one who has gladdened many a social gathering by a well worded-letter of. regret, I desire to state that I hail with joy this now and ingenuous method of saying distinctly in a letter of invitation whether one’s regrets would be preferable to his company. This custom will finally revolutionize society, and letters of invitation will some day state distinctly whither the guest will afford the &reatest delight to his host by accepting or declining the-invitation.—It-—will-be-a_big thing. Eminent men, like Dr. Mary Walker and the writer of these lines, will then have more regrets than they know what to do with. It will also simplify the matter of entertainment itself and render it purely a clerical matter. With a good typewriter a man of moderate’ means could issue: invitations enough in one forenoon to yield a column and a half of regrets, He could ‘then, on the evening of ‘the banquet, congregate himself around a light collation of mush and milk, write up an account of the debauch and send it in to the morning papers, accompanied by the letters of regret, and it would read well and cost very little. Invitations might read as follows: i Mr. —— requests the pleasure of a letter from you declining and regretting your inability to be present at his Christmas tree. Tho letter should not contain over 500 words and must be written only on one side of the paper. R. 8. V. P. E.0. D. TF, Replies should be in tne handwriting of the person invited, and should not only containa large blue miss of regrets, but branch off in @ way that would really jerk out the stinger which a letter of regrets generally contains, For instance, a letter from the president should contain, beside the pang expressed in his regret, a fragment of -his message and a lock of his hair. A letter of regret from Mr. Whittier should contain an autograph poem. Dittoall poets. Statesmen declining one of -+-these-_conditional invitations would bo ex pected to embody portions of forthcoming speeches in their ‘letters of regret. Artists would be expected to jerk a pen and ink sunset in the corner of their reply, suitable for an album, and musicians could insert a bar of a favorite opera, This method of swapping stationery for autograph regrets would soon, if properly handled, yield more than a silver wedding and be infinitely more versatile. It prevents the wholesale tramping of cake into the car“pet, because you need not have cake and you, need not have any one to tramp it into the carpet. No cards, no cake, no carpet, no company. c The time is approaching when a man with a lock box at the postoflice, sixty cents’ worth of stationery and the utmost confidence in himself can produce for publication an account of the orgies at his house, which would make the reading public extremely angry because it was not present, All of the foregoing, except the letter of invitation, is written in a tone of banter and raillery, The letter is géiiuine, and wus written by a young man of this city. If he had said that my letter declining his invitation would be published, very likely I would have replied by mail, but he has maddencd me by asking fora confidential autograph letter of regrets which would not get into print. Another form of-invitation may read as follows: . Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Borntoblush Usgeen, who would be tickled almost to death on receiving word that Mr, William Contigiously cannot be present at their Christmas tree. The tree is given largely for the purpose of making the people who live opposite hate themselves to death, and letters of bitter regret and disappointment @re expected from many noted people. Please nend in “copy” by 9o'clock. The transom over We door will be left open as late as 10:30 for the nec éption of Christmas gifts, Letters of regret may be coucned 1n choice language, expressing. poignant grief in the Qrst line or two and then branch out in the “irection of grief, pathos, humor, patriotism, neetry, politics or trade. The following is the style which would be in best taste for a poet: My Dear Mr. axp Mas. Tarirry—As I write these words tears well up to my surcharged orbs, and if Bunny-were here I would like to lean my head in her lap and havea good cry. I cannot attend your beautiful Christmas tree, as I shall have to remain at home up toa late hour writing letters of regret to people who will be bitterly disappointed unless they receive them. Hoping that you will have a good time and see that this letter of regret goes into the paper straight, I remain, yours truly, etc. This custom will make every host his own historian, reporter and social biographer, and witha purple imagination, a fountain pen and a._messenger boy, a man may entertain like a prince, But a sad thought comes to me as I close this column of bright anticipations. Perhaps an exception has been made in my own case, It may be that the custom is not to become general, but that in my case the host bas seen me at some other, gathering and decided that I would do better and shine with more effulgence as a regretter than as a guest, and so, with that prompt and ready discernment which should characterize the ¢-and{trne host. he d to me that pat on the programme whic ught nal g best fitted me for! And so, while-tair women and brave men berieath the ruddy light sway to and fro to the voluptuous measures of a Strauss waltz, saine statement, viz, ‘‘Hah!”—Bill Nye in New York World, ‘ Likely. The infant' king of Spain has received a 4 cigars of bis own purchasing and give away to his friends those presented to him.—Norfee nt pee ge eee eee ‘ + THE INCURABLE a HOPKINSvVILLE, Ky., Feb. 24, 1887. Gentlemen—Seven years 4 sore developed on my nose from a finger nail scratch, I tried afew simple remedies, but the sore would not yielu, I grew worse every year for seven years. Many thought I had’acancer. Over a year exo l commenced taking. 8. 8S. S., and two dozen bottles entirely cur me. When I began with Swiit’s Speciti¢ I wasin Se & poor health, and could hardly drug about, After I had fluished the course of S. 8. 5. I was strong and had a good appetite, I-re; { valuable medicine for la este health, with me. buoyant, and it as a most ies in weak, deliIt_is a household medicine Yours respectfully, Mrs. R. W. WiLson. Spartansvna, 8. C., April 2, 1857. Gentlemen—For tweniy Rha oy I have had asvoreon my left cheek. It had gradually been growlug worse, The many physicians whom I had consulted were unable to do me any good. Last fall a year S50 I began using 8.8.8. At first it inflam the sore, and it became more virulent than ever ; so much so, indeed, that my family insiste that Ishould leave uff the medicine, I per! sisted in using the 8.8.8. At the end of two months the sore was entirely bealed. Thinking that the evil was out of my constitution, I left off the medicine; but in November, ten months after, a very slight ahead oy Gp appeared. I at once began again on 8.8.8, and now that is xlso disappearing. I have every faith in 8.8.8. It has done me more good than all the doctors and other mediclues I ever took. Yours way A. R. SHANDS. Winston, N. C., April 12, 1987. Gentlemen—Two or three years ago a cancer came on my face. It svon to be quite large, 1t wore on me, and ER AL ond health was very poor. Last September I began a course of 8. 8.'8., which I have con. tinued to the present tiie with the happiest result. The cancer has entirely disappeared, there being no evidence or tymptom of a cancerous Character left. ay neral health is good now; and my_appetite better than it has been in years. am years old, and to-day I am working in the field planting corn, Yours truly, Jonas LimkBacn. Gentlemen—I had a sore on my upper lip . for eight years. Seven different doctors atats ope in vain to heal it. One gave me @ small vial for five dollars, which was a “cer. tain cure.” Itis needless to say that it did me no gi About two years ago I became quite uneasy, as people thought cer; and_I_teoel-a course of-¢ of 8.8.8. The result has been a-complete cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautifilWy. eM scarcely a perceptibie scar From k at day I have been in excellent health, the pecific having purified my blood thorough. We increased my appetite and perfected my igestion. In a word, I feel like a new woman, and, best of all, the eight year ulcer is gone entirely. Yours sincerely, ks. W. P. 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Ass’T CASHIER and SEv’y, DIRECTORS: Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Morgan Gro, M. Huengs,, D, E. Mor@an, Wn. Eows-nnc, vee KE. M. Preston. ; ' CORRESPONDENTS: New. York—First National Bank. San Franciseo—First National Bank. Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co, NATIONAL HOTEL. REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City.’ The only fire-vroof, and best oondueted Hote: in Nevada City. ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS : ON FIRST FLOOh SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELE The new management have thoroughly Overhauted-the Hotel.and made many imortant changes. The proprietors have Rad many years exerience in the business, and give their entire time and attention to the game. They have already made the National the most popular Hotel in the moun of California. fatne oe alarly is the National adapted-to the wants of the traveling public—being in the center of the city, and having Post Office Express Office and General Stage Office fox all lines in the same building. ‘UNION: HOTEL, NEVADA CIT%, = © = * CAL. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER.. .Proprietress H. G. PARSONS.. . Business Manager THE L?ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY..--e.1+ +: CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND i 6 __others are ipyies to notice [ae : ea “each 0 J ie. toa waiter elegantly furnished, there hotel in the mountains ual to it “Fhe tables are supplied with the in the market. NIVE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ee ataes cet J va MILIES. Free-’Bus to and from the De THE LL r LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR A 1 btigiey B poner county, Grass Valley and Marysville: daily ‘/e of Wines, Morhisned at the Bar. Liquors and (i. WHAT IT'S COMING To. Bill Nye Gives Directions About Sending Regrets. ‘ SSV7Z FOUND myself in SB FA receipt of the following letter not long ago: Bill Nyé, Esq:: DearSin—The club formed for the purpose of giving a Christmas tree to its fellow boarders in a large private boarding house request the pleasure of your presence at the same on Dec. 31. We do not expect you to be present; in fact, we would rather have a letter of regret from you. If you would so favor us it would not be published, but simply be read on the evening with other communications of alike nature, e‘c., ete. As there is no stamp inclosed in reply to the above letter,I have decided to reply brifly through the columns of the press. The idea of soliciting a lettér of regret is original with the writer of the above, whose name is kindly suppressed: This reply will come a little late for the 1887 Christmas, but it may be retained for +bat of 1888.As one who has gladdened many a social gathering by a well worded-letter of. regret, I desire to state that I hail with joy this now and ingenuous method of saying distinctly in a letter of invitation whether one’s regrets would be preferable to his company. This custom will finally revolutionize society, and letters of invitation will some day state distinctly whither the guest will afford the &reatest delight to his host by accepting or declining the-invitation.—It-—will-be-a_big thing. Eminent men, like Dr. Mary Walker and the writer of these lines, will then have more regrets than they know what to do with. It will also simplify the matter of entertainment itself and render it purely a clerical matter. With a good typewriter a man of moderate’ means could issue: invitations enough in one forenoon to yield a column and a half of regrets, He could ‘then, on the evening of ‘the banquet, congregate himself around a light collation of mush and milk, write up an account of the debauch and send it in to the morning papers, accompanied by the letters of regret, and it would read well and cost very little. Invitations might read as follows: i Mr. —— requests the pleasure of a letter from you declining and regretting your inability to be present at his Christmas tree. Tho letter should not contain over 500 words and must be written only on one side of the paper. R. 8. V. P. E.0. D. TF, Replies should be in tne handwriting of the person invited, and should not only containa large blue miss of regrets, but branch off in @ way that would really jerk out the stinger which a letter of regrets generally contains, For instance, a letter from the president should contain, beside the pang expressed in his regret, a fragment of -his message and a lock of his hair. A letter of regret from Mr. Whittier should contain an autograph poem. Dittoall poets. Statesmen declining one of -+-these-_conditional invitations would bo ex pected to embody portions of forthcoming speeches in their ‘letters of regret. Artists would be expected to jerk a pen and ink sunset in the corner of their reply, suitable for an album, and musicians could insert a bar of a favorite opera, This method of swapping stationery for autograph regrets would soon, if properly handled, yield more than a silver wedding and be infinitely more versatile. It prevents the wholesale tramping of cake into the car“pet, because you need not have cake and you, need not have any one to tramp it into the carpet. No cards, no cake, no carpet, no company. c The time is approaching when a man with a lock box at the postoflice, sixty cents’ worth of stationery and the utmost confidence in himself can produce for publication an account of the orgies at his house, which would make the reading public extremely angry because it was not present, All of the foregoing, except the letter of invitation, is written in a tone of banter and raillery, The letter is géiiuine, and wus written by a young man of this city. If he had said that my letter declining his invitation would be published, very likely I would have replied by mail, but he has maddencd me by asking fora confidential autograph letter of regrets which would not get into print. Another form of-invitation may read as follows: . Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Borntoblush Usgeen, who would be tickled almost to death on receiving word that Mr, William Contigiously cannot be present at their Christmas tree. The tree is given largely for the purpose of making the people who live opposite hate themselves to death, and letters of bitter regret and disappointment @re expected from many noted people. Please nend in “copy” by 9o'clock. The transom over We door will be left open as late as 10:30 for the nec éption of Christmas gifts, Letters of regret may be coucned 1n choice language, expressing. poignant grief in the Qrst line or two and then branch out in the “irection of grief, pathos, humor, patriotism, neetry, politics or trade. The following is the style which would be in best taste for a poet: My Dear Mr. axp Mas. Tarirry—As I write these words tears well up to my surcharged orbs, and if Bunny-were here I would like to lean my head in her lap and havea good cry. I cannot attend your beautiful Christmas tree, as I shall have to remain at home up toa late hour writing letters of regret to people who will be bitterly disappointed unless they receive them. Hoping that you will have a good time and see that this letter of regret goes into the paper straight, I remain, yours truly, etc. This custom will make every host his own historian, reporter and social biographer, and witha purple imagination, a fountain pen and a._messenger boy, a man may entertain like a prince, But a sad thought comes to me as I close this column of bright anticipations. Perhaps an exception has been made in my own case, It may be that the custom is not to become general, but that in my case the host bas seen me at some other, gathering and decided that I would do better and shine with more effulgence as a regretter than as a guest, and so, with that prompt and ready discernment which should characterize the ¢-and{trne host. he d to me that pat on the programme whic ught nal g best fitted me for! And so, while-tair women and brave men berieath the ruddy light sway to and fro to the voluptuous measures of a Strauss waltz, saine statement, viz, ‘‘Hah!”—Bill Nye in New York World, ‘ Likely. The infant' king of Spain has received a 4 cigars of bis own purchasing and give away to his friends those presented to him.—Norfee nt pee ge eee eee ‘ + THE INCURABLE a HOPKINSvVILLE, Ky., Feb. 24, 1887. Gentlemen—Seven years 4 sore developed on my nose from a finger nail scratch, I tried afew simple remedies, but the sore would not yielu, I grew worse every year for seven years. Many thought I had’acancer. Over a year exo l commenced taking. 8. 8S. S., and two dozen bottles entirely cur me. When I began with Swiit’s Speciti¢ I wasin Se & poor health, and could hardly drug about, After I had fluished the course of S. 8. 5. I was strong and had a good appetite, I-re; { valuable medicine for la este health, with me. buoyant, and it as a most ies in weak, deliIt_is a household medicine Yours respectfully, Mrs. R. W. WiLson. Spartansvna, 8. C., April 2, 1857. Gentlemen—For tweniy Rha oy I have had asvoreon my left cheek. It had gradually been growlug worse, The many physicians whom I had consulted were unable to do me any good. Last fall a year S50 I began using 8.8.8. At first it inflam the sore, and it became more virulent than ever ; so much so, indeed, that my family insiste that Ishould leave uff the medicine, I per! sisted in using the 8.8.8. At the end of two months the sore was entirely bealed. Thinking that the evil was out of my constitution, I left off the medicine; but in November, ten months after, a very slight ahead oy Gp appeared. I at once began again on 8.8.8, and now that is xlso disappearing. I have every faith in 8.8.8. It has done me more good than all the doctors and other mediclues I ever took. Yours way A. R. SHANDS. Winston, N. C., April 12, 1987. Gentlemen—Two or three years ago a cancer came on my face. It svon to be quite large, 1t wore on me, and ER AL ond health was very poor. Last September I began a course of 8. 8.'8., which I have con. tinued to the present tiie with the happiest result. The cancer has entirely disappeared, there being no evidence or tymptom of a cancerous Character left. ay neral health is good now; and my_appetite better than it has been in years. am years old, and to-day I am working in the field planting corn, Yours truly, Jonas LimkBacn. Gentlemen—I had a sore on my upper lip . for eight years. Seven different doctors atats ope in vain to heal it. One gave me @ small vial for five dollars, which was a “cer. tain cure.” Itis needless to say that it did me no gi About two years ago I became quite uneasy, as people thought cer; and_I_teoel-a course of-¢ of 8.8.8. The result has been a-complete cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautifilWy. eM scarcely a perceptibie scar From k at day I have been in excellent health, the pecific having purified my blood thorough. We increased my appetite and perfected my igestion. In a word, I feel like a new woman, and, best of all, the eight year ulcer is gone entirely. Yours sincerely, ks. W. P. CANNON, Trenton, Todd Co., Ky., Feb. 25, 1887, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. ‘Tua Swit Specivic Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ge. 25 NEW LUMBER YARD, Opposite Maltman’s Sulphtret Works. FOR SALE LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION For Mining anc. Building Purposes. Wit ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND AND 11 IS THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED WITH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER AS REQUIRED. Also a good supply of SHAKES & PICKETS, ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, A. HANSEN, Foreman of the yard will be found at the office to receive orders, iL. VOSS. Nevada City, November 12th 1887. Nevada County Academy —AND— Business College. A Day and Boarding School For Both Sexes, ORMAL AND COMMERCIAL COURSES aspecialty. Thorough preparation fo: any course in any University. 4 A Complete Academic Course. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writ ing, etc., by the very best Special Teachers. Home Care and training. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way betweén Nevada City and Grass Valley—two miles from either city. Pupils enter atany time, take regular o1 selected coursen., Directors of the Association. M. L, MARSH, Pres. GEORGE LORD, G. M. HUGHES, Sec. WM. B. VAN ORDEN, J.T. MORGAN, Treas, WM. H. CRAWFORD, EDWARD COLEMAN. Fall Term Begins August 29th, 1887 For circular of information address KE. K. HILL, Principal, Box 184, NEVADA CITY, CAI] ELY?S OREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Pas sages, Allay: Painand In. flammation Meals th: Sores, & He stores t tre’ Senses oo} Taste anc Smell. ; CATARRH Aparticle is spylied into each nostril and is agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists by mail, registered, 60cents. Circulars free. ELY BROTHERS, 235 Greenwich 8t., N. Y. National Meat Market. OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. 0. J. NAPFZIGER..... Proprietor. REF. 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