April 1, 1898 (4 pages)

Ree te + ee een ar og Pasi eens 9s. omre TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. © by Nat. P. Brown & Co, THE NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNI4 Published eveni Sundays aad Loon) Holilays by by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. UL. 8. CALEINS. Entered. at the Postoffice at Nevada City a: econd-class matter. TRLBPHONE NO. 4. FRIDAY APRIL. 1, 1898 Halil TO THE VETERANS. Speaking of the fact that the approaching G. A. R. Division Encampment will have a Grass Valley day, the Tidings of last evenivg thus expresses the gratification that prevails in our sister town over the prospect: “The visit of the members.of the Grand Army to this city next month should send a tbrill of patriotism through the heart of every citizen who lives within the confines of the township. Never.before have we had the opportunity to do honor to such a deserving body of men, for tothem we are indebted for. many of the privileges we fiow enjoy. Little do we think, and less do.we. seem. to appreciate, what these'brave souls, the majority of whom are in the afternoon of their lives, ‘have gone through, with no hope of reward beyond the mere satisfaction that they had served their country in»time of need, and that they were ‘fighting for principles which were just. Let each citizen resolve to do his best towards giving these old soldiers a fitting reception. However gorgeous it may be, it capnot assume proportions that are not in keeping with the occasion, and however humble the reception may seem to us, it will be appreciated to its fall extent by those veterans who fought for the honor of their country.” In THE’ recent ‘competition for the supply of armor plate to Russia all the European iroumongers were outbid by their American rivals. SirJohn Brown & Oo. quoted $114 per ton: Krupps of Essen, $118; Schneiders, Creusot, $114 A GENTLEMANLY: PROTEST. A Letter From a Member of the Independent Band. Eprror Transoript:—In-a recent is3ue of your paper appeared a report of arrangements for the furnishing of music during. the.encampment. ofthe G. A. R.in this city. They were pleased to state that the Indepeadent Band offered to furuish 12 pieces, at the rate of 34 per day for edch player while Mr. Goyne’s band offered to do it for $8 per day for each man. The latter being the lowest, offer it-was of course accepted. Allow me to state, sir, for the benefit of our citizens that we did. net make any suchan offer. or bid for.the work. In fact, we were not even granted the priviledge of tendering our ser-. vices for the occasion, or setting a price for furnishing music during the event. Che arrangements were all made and settled without our knowledge; and the first news reaching us. was through the medium of the local press. Weare not making this statement. with the hope of changing the present arrangements, but. to convey the idea that we are not so exorbitant asthe people have been led to believe: We appreciate the efforts of our fellow townsmen to make the coming event one of marked success, and we would be the Jast to make any unnecessary inroad on the fund sa cheerfully furnished by them, although we do most strenuously object. to beiog-made a party in a masked fabrication got up for the purpose of covering 4 marked piece of favoritism. Had the courtesy been extended them, Veale’s Independent Band would have done their share towards fornishing music.as rgasonable as any organiza, ! tidn_of the kind, for the amusement of our illustrious and honored visitors, ba InperenpEent BANDSsMAN. [The information on which this: paper’s statement in-regard .to the bid was obtained from a» member of the joint committee who informed_us that such a bid was made.—EpiTor TRANSCRIPT.) es Srrxers Arrer Gotp know they may be disappointed, but seekers after health take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will do them wonderful good. Hoop’s Pris are the only pills. to take with Hood’s sesh Sg Easy, yet efficient. Soda Fountain For Sale. the music committee,appointed to make ‘ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS Reliable Progressive Outspoken And Energetic The Daily Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER . Published in the Of Californja. For City Marshal. B.A TOMPEINSG Is hereby announced as a eaudidate for reelection to the office of City Marshal. _ Quect Lily Soap Washes Without Rubbing and does not injure the clothes. The largest Family Washmg can be done in three to four hours. A girl ti seve years of agecan doa washing , witht pce ARE OF IMITATIONS.oO9 Made in San Francisco. 4ak yourdealer for it and thus help build p home industry. ‘A Society Event. emeet NEVADA THEATRE. TWONIGHTS ONLY — COMMENOING— Friday, April ist. Miss Fda Dow Qurrier ——PRESENTS— A second-hand marble.soda fountain : with six syrup, tanks together with and two American firms tendered each] a1) necessary equipments, will be sold at $106 per ton. These figures suggest. cheap. It isa first-class make (Mat . First Night— to “Ryland’s,” the leading English . thews, New York) and is in good work: authority in iron and steel, the remark i that “It is thus increasingly plain that our manufactures have mest to fear fromthe Americans.” Here is another instance ofa protected industry developing the strength that enables it to hold its own against the world. Secretary Gace struck the key note when lie ‘said in his Oleveland speech: “For international bimetallism the Republican party stands pledged. To secure it all honorable and proper efforts wil] be put forth; but until it can be secured, it is manifestly for the interests of our people to preserve, by all proper means, the present gold standard. Through it we measure by the same.rule-with which our competitors measure, and by it we’ contend in the struggle for commercial supremacy with weapons evenly matched with those. of our -well-armed. antagonists.” SESS ee THe Sacramento Bee says: Governor James H. Budd seems to imagine that he is repairing a great many political fences all over the State, and yet he is dropping nails everywhere which will subsequently be driven into his composite Gubernatorial-Senatorial coffin. Tue Talare Register calls the Sacramento Bee a member of the. “coyote press.” The Bee consoles itself with the reflection that the coyote is distinctively American. ie —$—= How’s this? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Ov., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J.Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern‘ ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of ‘the system Testimonials free. Sold by. Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. . «Strictly in It. A This season we are strictly in it +in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Obildren’s, as well as Infant's footwear. Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J, Levy. . ~m30 a Oe ee Elegaat Lace Curtains. A fine line of Lace Cartains have just arrived at A. Blunenthal’s, — m31-4t ing condition. Apply to A. Tam, m30-3t Nevada City. A. Good Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages, A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments. will be mailed free upon réquest. T. H,. McAuuistsEr, 16 Washington St. Chicago, Wiss Janet Waldort And Her Superb Company ° “INGOMAR,”’ THE BARBARIAN. Second Night— “The Hunchback” Mrs. Currier is the lady who first presented phe new celébrated Julia Marlowe to the pu Reserved Seats on sgle at Foley's. Do You Want a Piano ? A. P. HODGES including the world-renowned Hazleton, Story & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND.ON EASY TERMS. T can he seen at the shoestore of BOVEY B HERS. os-on, LEADING MINING COUNTY, The Finest Papacy, 200e in the Mar’ et. Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS . . . Glenbrook Saloon on Pine St. ~ . 1s Por Sale-at-a ee sj ow ed good: business, has o oe deing ane son Liquors and No. 7 i Fixtures . oe or Whiehies {Hunk ED Takes the Lead Advertisements of not Sa saneed five lities in length incersed inter is head for 50 cents &@ week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cents a a or 40centsa month Payable invariably in. advance. 4 s good furnished house on Water street to rent. Inqure of D. BE, MORGAN. m3si-tf Kindergarten. MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the on. MONDAY, Aprit 4th, in the basement of the Methodist Church, m$1-tf First-Class Horseshoeing. C. DILLINGHAM at the Pat. Clancy shop is prepared to do Horsé-shoeing in ‘first-class shape. Thoroughly understanding the business will guarantee perfect, satisfaction in every case. Give me a call. m$i-tf Hotise For Rent. By soot four-room cottage is for rent. Apply to M. L. & D. Marsh at tle lumber wars Ranch, For. Sale. Six aeres orchard and mineral land on Newtown road 14% miles from town. Good house and barn. Will be sold cheap. Exce)lent chance for somebody wanting small but productive place. H. TREVASKIS. m2-iw. Mrs. C. M. Mails st brand _ the market. % D on je mar sigh Weaeusasaaat for family and medi. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but {GILT EDGE % IS PURE, WHEELIHAN. BROS., Grass Valley. aawp ate LAMMON : : BROS., Oar. Broad and Pine Streets. ; Agents A Dozen . Raisins — could notbe seeded “by handras quickly as’half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder, Easy to clean and economical, Seed grapes and raisins atthe rate of a ‘pound in five minutes. Indispen: able in every househo. d, . Enterprise Raisin and Grape Is sold at.all hardware stores. ‘Price $1; Send _a-cent ptamp: : for the keeper” — 200 recipes: But This Man is wearing what is given out to be the most Artistic Beauty. . . tite had Broad Street, WAXEL, The Taitor, . above City Hall. FINE TAILORING. after Seeing this man, who as f Our clothes made by Waxel, the Tailor, e feels kicking himself. Be Own Make Suits $18 up Pants $5 up Fastern : Make : Suits, $10 up Pants, $3 up Satisfaction Guaranteed, % Who Has the Largest ‘Stock of Goads ‘ever. $3 seen in Nevada City. GORATH CLINE 0k did ‘not have his clothes ma Weasel, the Tailor. Uy bye fh onich Seeder . ox Has brought up with her ‘from San Fran. Cisco @ fine line of Misses and Children’s ! Spring hats, trimmed and untrimméd; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold cheap. Enquire at this office, Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office. fis Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 By mail 15 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. _—_—_——_— ‘LOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 15829 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Consumption, ue ‘ Bronchitis . Dysentery. Catarrh Caresic and Nervous Disorders. reece en Treatmen of Dre maser, ind Wate?) ® selenti: eh the elements of DAE ad and Ritregs IZED; and the compound is ao condensed anu made Birtable that t sent all over the world thousands of patic nts have been treate over one thousand physicians have used it ang recommended it—a very siznificant fact. It does not act-a& most d n che expense of @ second course to eradicate t.¢ ea of a the ton but Compound Oxygen is a Povitiiees. tome the whole body. i ng hhese'stal ements are confirmed b: testimonials, pa blished in our book of 200 pages, catk ames ani dresses_are given, and you can refer to them fo1 further informa ion.dae creat socoeat ot br tueatment hag give ise to a host.ofi m rs ~ rion eeoyge A come onlin Abele pre rai Sie payee’ pik fp appropiatiug cue “Our tected “ naieon ° to recommend pr le-~s .concoctio. 6, ag made elsewhere ar by others, ‘ calted Com pound Beeyey aspurious “CU OXYGEN ITS MODE OF ACTION AND "RESULTS." is the title of a new’ Of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & Palen, whicnuives to all enquirers’ full infor. mation as to this remarkable curativ agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many. of them after being abandoned to die by other phy-icians. Will be maied FREE i say address on aypliasent HEALTH ACCIDENT _ INSURANCE, Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five-Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard ofpation, from 38,00 to $25.00 00 a week, wwe ue. ahie to work through being hurt accidentSILL Pay, if. you: are. accidentally killed WILL PAY $10.00 a week, gh g Shy pm Or Ttuneral e: WILL PAY, if mh loge hand end thee $135.00 to $184s00, on bee ons feet and tothe members wu bebseetio pop paying $5.00 ~ merabership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE thong ohn ‘ Also mag oI Hotes oo jiteInsura n ee $sibo ne bens also a, pits souk foracck nt and sigh funn at death or Fi otk Scan ing 10.00 per week for coaldens or i IF INSURED, sos wegen lore a 3 your t crag lh when you The lity Mutual Aid is Preand Accith" Kewosiation i the United Soar Health States ith the States $6,000.00 cash deposits ‘ornia and Misso: agers ple Reserve Satin gy Be w nd tnd “lange ‘ss Serge agar he vathocnne ste gute : Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M.-SHETTERLEY, Georetery ant Ge 1 Manager, een. Ga. . Lime ! Lime 1 JOHN JEFFERIES aL AND ONLY. GENUINE 4 It has been in yse for more than thesied eae ; do, y ev. therailment, and benefitting 6 ne organ al with tasax € ct pe permission o/ the ntl eb f ¥ eubstance . is Chis Week. aN H x Men’s Black and ‘Cheviot £u-ts, Reduced from. $8.50: to $6.50.-Men’s All Wool Cheviot Pants, Elegantly made, $1 65. Men’s Iron. Clad Shoes, Lace or Congress Men’s Nailed Kip Mining . Men’s Heavy Seamless Sox, per dozen, 50 cents. Ladies’ Tailer-made Lace Shoes, coin toe, the latest, $2.25. Ladies-and Men’s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, $1.75. Misses Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, sizes, II to 2, $1.50. Baby: Dongola’ Kid Patent Tip Sho: g; a perfect beauty, only 50 cts. The Popular Clothing Store. We are taking measures for Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits: Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. ee Commercial Street. ps i a oe, iL $1 1.25. ots, $2.75. “4a 7 ° I ++ . ici ial oi Kall dei oa O~-O . sai ef om « ' . a i a > ai = =. ' _ ee seh sn ae i. ed ie Y ie 1 TS Pe. aie ap b aves Telephone—gerigcnee 26%. WATCHES, poets JEWELRY, ee SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers’ and Jewelers, Broad Street, ‘lear Pine; Are Always of NEWEST Swiss, BEST FINISH, “AND RELIABLE ‘ ~Bvery Articte Fatty Serenert, OFRICE AND YARD, Boulder Street,; Nevada City. ’ Calf on us before 7X, L. & D, MARSH, WM.-H. PEN ROSE, ines, + Provisions, Canned Gans, Renee Candies, Nuts, Notions, ‘Faney Godds, Eto. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. SSO NM aR eR Having purchased the stock and fixtnrea ih F. W. Coder’s store, I have . reSumed business there with « Fine ale ta wed ek ee » Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and A ra wna You tat moods are Pek ad Ps Low MANHOOD RierORED —BY—. CUPIDENE. ‘This Vegetable Vitalisér Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Orgaas @ Newada City, . . going elsewhere, is at the count, Messrs. Dun ber of ‘other’ c prpeced tone i have a tunnel i at the face of t fifteen feet or and’ they expec inside of anoth into the mount sowe good dirt have found mo various prospe down from tim The adjoinin lt telongs to . ! on Banner Mo ing the 60's, ¢ Watkins. The . been working winters now. ‘ long and they about 150 feet : ing out pay. John Keller ¢ splendid looki: _is believed to . «Culbertson cla much gold in f iis getting out . quartz, and o truck one of t ‘~lp that way. The Californ Graniteville, is vin the geounty +that has been s for a long time enough of te b for $50,000. . There are ple 7 and gravel dep it is only a ma will be opened tion. ‘The. sun of more. generous than are those A@ijstrict, and. (them will be 1 them enjoying sfaisly earned ¢ «close at band. Gave onthe Unity n turned it back ‘the Grass Vall ter will pnacee The mine is lo includes three feet deep and ehapg, . There ing and pump excellent; one athe frameworl inspe John C. Bal +tractor; and: M mment inspecto' land this week Randall and N of Public Wor 7to the site abo nramesto river, ties and sasem +ed, for the pa ;as to the cost “Préval Therhome ir not have one these days. is. were never be diseasé in the body is pray be so many» showing # a! sance, as many -even some of <caped. Surv (W. W. Wag today began ' plete survey . workings of Gold Fiat f Sueath & Cla ed under the A Marsh Bro South Yuba ¢ the season’s big one. A there this we and is in the oe. eee ‘esis Hood’s Sar plishes wonc do‘atty good Hoop’s Pn tharic andi sure. -/—

Ree te + ee een ar og Pasi eens 9s. omre TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. © by Nat. P. Brown & Co, THE NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNI4 Published eveni Sundays aad Loon) Holilays by by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. UL. 8. CALEINS. Entered. at the Postoffice at Nevada City a: econd-class matter. TRLBPHONE NO. 4. FRIDAY APRIL. 1, 1898 Halil TO THE VETERANS. Speaking of the fact that the approaching G. A. R. Division Encampment will have a Grass Valley day, the Tidings of last evenivg thus expresses the gratification that prevails in our sister town over the prospect: “The visit of the members.of the Grand Army to this city next month should send a tbrill of patriotism through the heart of every citizen who lives within the confines of the township. Never.before have we had the opportunity to do honor to such a deserving body of men, for tothem we are indebted for. many of the privileges we fiow enjoy. Little do we think, and less do.we. seem. to appreciate, what these'brave souls, the majority of whom are in the afternoon of their lives, ‘have gone through, with no hope of reward beyond the mere satisfaction that they had served their country in»time of need, and that they were ‘fighting for principles which were just. Let each citizen resolve to do his best towards giving these old soldiers a fitting reception. However gorgeous it may be, it capnot assume proportions that are not in keeping with the occasion, and however humble the reception may seem to us, it will be appreciated to its fall extent by those veterans who fought for the honor of their country.” In THE’ recent ‘competition for the supply of armor plate to Russia all the European iroumongers were outbid by their American rivals. SirJohn Brown & Oo. quoted $114 per ton: Krupps of Essen, $118; Schneiders, Creusot, $114 A GENTLEMANLY: PROTEST. A Letter From a Member of the Independent Band. Eprror Transoript:—In-a recent is3ue of your paper appeared a report of arrangements for the furnishing of music during. the.encampment. ofthe G. A. R.in this city. They were pleased to state that the Indepeadent Band offered to furuish 12 pieces, at the rate of 34 per day for edch player while Mr. Goyne’s band offered to do it for $8 per day for each man. The latter being the lowest, offer it-was of course accepted. Allow me to state, sir, for the benefit of our citizens that we did. net make any suchan offer. or bid for.the work. In fact, we were not even granted the priviledge of tendering our ser-. vices for the occasion, or setting a price for furnishing music during the event. Che arrangements were all made and settled without our knowledge; and the first news reaching us. was through the medium of the local press. Weare not making this statement. with the hope of changing the present arrangements, but. to convey the idea that we are not so exorbitant asthe people have been led to believe: We appreciate the efforts of our fellow townsmen to make the coming event one of marked success, and we would be the Jast to make any unnecessary inroad on the fund sa cheerfully furnished by them, although we do most strenuously object. to beiog-made a party in a masked fabrication got up for the purpose of covering 4 marked piece of favoritism. Had the courtesy been extended them, Veale’s Independent Band would have done their share towards fornishing music.as rgasonable as any organiza, ! tidn_of the kind, for the amusement of our illustrious and honored visitors, ba InperenpEent BANDSsMAN. [The information on which this: paper’s statement in-regard .to the bid was obtained from a» member of the joint committee who informed_us that such a bid was made.—EpiTor TRANSCRIPT.) es Srrxers Arrer Gotp know they may be disappointed, but seekers after health take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will do them wonderful good. Hoop’s Pris are the only pills. to take with Hood’s sesh Sg Easy, yet efficient. Soda Fountain For Sale. the music committee,appointed to make ‘ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS Reliable Progressive Outspoken And Energetic The Daily Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER . Published in the Of Californja. For City Marshal. B.A TOMPEINSG Is hereby announced as a eaudidate for reelection to the office of City Marshal. _ Quect Lily Soap Washes Without Rubbing and does not injure the clothes. The largest Family Washmg can be done in three to four hours. A girl ti seve years of agecan doa washing , witht pce ARE OF IMITATIONS.oO9 Made in San Francisco. 4ak yourdealer for it and thus help build p home industry. ‘A Society Event. emeet NEVADA THEATRE. TWONIGHTS ONLY — COMMENOING— Friday, April ist. Miss Fda Dow Qurrier ——PRESENTS— A second-hand marble.soda fountain : with six syrup, tanks together with and two American firms tendered each] a1) necessary equipments, will be sold at $106 per ton. These figures suggest. cheap. It isa first-class make (Mat . First Night— to “Ryland’s,” the leading English . thews, New York) and is in good work: authority in iron and steel, the remark i that “It is thus increasingly plain that our manufactures have mest to fear fromthe Americans.” Here is another instance ofa protected industry developing the strength that enables it to hold its own against the world. Secretary Gace struck the key note when lie ‘said in his Oleveland speech: “For international bimetallism the Republican party stands pledged. To secure it all honorable and proper efforts wil] be put forth; but until it can be secured, it is manifestly for the interests of our people to preserve, by all proper means, the present gold standard. Through it we measure by the same.rule-with which our competitors measure, and by it we’ contend in the struggle for commercial supremacy with weapons evenly matched with those. of our -well-armed. antagonists.” SESS ee THe Sacramento Bee says: Governor James H. Budd seems to imagine that he is repairing a great many political fences all over the State, and yet he is dropping nails everywhere which will subsequently be driven into his composite Gubernatorial-Senatorial coffin. Tue Talare Register calls the Sacramento Bee a member of the. “coyote press.” The Bee consoles itself with the reflection that the coyote is distinctively American. ie —$—= How’s this? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Ov., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J.Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern‘ ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of ‘the system Testimonials free. Sold by. Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. . «Strictly in It. A This season we are strictly in it +in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Obildren’s, as well as Infant's footwear. Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J, Levy. . ~m30 a Oe ee Elegaat Lace Curtains. A fine line of Lace Cartains have just arrived at A. Blunenthal’s, — m31-4t ing condition. Apply to A. Tam, m30-3t Nevada City. A. Good Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages, A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments. will be mailed free upon réquest. T. H,. McAuuistsEr, 16 Washington St. Chicago, Wiss Janet Waldort And Her Superb Company ° “INGOMAR,”’ THE BARBARIAN. Second Night— “The Hunchback” Mrs. Currier is the lady who first presented phe new celébrated Julia Marlowe to the pu Reserved Seats on sgle at Foley's. Do You Want a Piano ? A. P. HODGES including the world-renowned Hazleton, Story & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND.ON EASY TERMS.. T can he seen at the shoestore of BOVEY B HERS. os-on, LEADING MINING COUNTY, The Finest Papacy, 200e in the Mar’ et. Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS . . . Glenbrook Saloon on Pine St. ~ . 1s Por Sale-at-a ee sj ow ed good: business, has o oe deing ane son Liquors and No. 7 i Fixtures . oe or Whiehies {Hunk ED Takes the Lead Advertisements of not Sa saneed five lities in length incersed inter is head for 50 cents &@ week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cents a a or 40centsa month Payable invariably in. advance. 4 s good furnished house on Water street to rent. Inqure of D. BE, MORGAN. m3si-tf Kindergarten. MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the on. MONDAY, Aprit 4th, in the basement of the Methodist Church, m$1-tf First-Class Horseshoeing. C. DILLINGHAM at the Pat. Clancy shop is prepared to do Horsé-shoeing in ‘first-class shape. Thoroughly understanding the business will guarantee perfect, satisfaction in every case. Give me a call. m$i-tf Hotise For Rent. By soot four-room cottage is for rent. Apply to M. L. & D. Marsh at tle lumber wars Ranch, For. Sale. Six aeres orchard and mineral land on Newtown road 14% miles from town. Good house and barn. Will be sold cheap. Exce)lent chance for somebody wanting small but productive place. H. TREVASKIS. m2-iw. Mrs. C. M. Mails st brand _ the market. % D on je mar sigh Weaeusasaaat for family and medi. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but {GILT EDGE % IS PURE, WHEELIHAN. BROS., Grass Valley. aawp ate LAMMON : : BROS., Oar. Broad and Pine Streets. ; Agents A Dozen . Raisins — could notbe seeded “by handras quickly as’half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder, Easy to clean and economical, Seed grapes and raisins atthe rate of a ‘pound in five minutes. Indispen: able in every househo. d, . Enterprise Raisin and Grape Is sold at.all hardware stores. ‘Price $1; Send _a-cent ptamp: : for the keeper” — 200 recipes: But This Man is wearing what is given out to be the most Artistic Beauty. . . tite had Broad Street, WAXEL, The Taitor, . above City Hall. FINE TAILORING. after Seeing this man, who as f Our clothes made by Waxel, the Tailor, e feels kicking himself.

Be Own Make Suits $18 up Pants $5 up Fastern : Make : Suits, $10 up Pants, $3 up Satisfaction Guaranteed, % Who Has the Largest ‘Stock of Goads ‘ever. $3 seen in Nevada City. GORATH CLINE 0k did ‘not have his clothes ma Weasel, the Tailor. Uy bye fh onich Seeder . ox Has brought up with her ‘from San Fran. Cisco @ fine line of Misses and Children’s ! Spring hats, trimmed and untrimméd; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold cheap. Enquire at this office, Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office. fis Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 By mail 15 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. _—_—_——_— ‘LOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 15829 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Consumption, ue ‘ Bronchitis . Dysentery. Catarrh Caresic and Nervous Disorders. reece en Treatmen of Dre maser, ind Wate?) ® selenti: eh the elements of DAE ad and Ritregs IZED; and the compound is ao condensed anu made Birtable that t sent all over the world thousands of patic nts have been treate over one thousand physicians have used it ang recommended it—a very siznificant fact. It does not act-a& most d n che expense of @ second course to eradicate t.¢ ea of a the ton but Compound Oxygen is a Povitiiees. tome the whole body. i ng hhese'stal ements are confirmed b: testimonials, pa blished in our book of 200 pages, catk ames ani dresses_are given, and you can refer to them fo1 further informa ion.dae creat socoeat ot br tueatment hag give ise to a host.ofi m rs ~ rion eeoyge A come onlin Abele pre rai Sie payee’ pik fp appropiatiug cue “Our tected “ naieon ° to recommend pr le-~s .concoctio. 6, ag made elsewhere ar by others, ‘ calted Com pound Beeyey aspurious “CU OXYGEN ITS MODE OF ACTION AND "RESULTS." is the title of a new’ Of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & Palen, whicnuives to all enquirers’ full infor. mation as to this remarkable curativ agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many. of them after being abandoned to die by other phy-icians. Will be maied FREE i say address on aypliasent HEALTH ACCIDENT _ INSURANCE, Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five-Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard ofpation, from 38,00 to $25.00 00 a week, wwe ue. ahie to work through being hurt accidentSILL Pay, if. you: are. accidentally killed WILL PAY $10.00 a week, gh g Shy pm Or Ttuneral e: WILL PAY, if mh loge hand end thee $135.00 to $184s00, on bee ons feet and tothe members wu bebseetio pop paying $5.00 ~ merabership fee and dues of 1.50 per month. LIFE thong ohn ‘ Also mag oI Hotes oo jiteInsura n ee $sibo ne bens also a, pits souk foracck nt and sigh funn at death or Fi otk Scan ing 10.00 per week for coaldens or i IF INSURED, sos wegen lore a 3 your t crag lh when you The lity Mutual Aid is Preand Accith" Kewosiation i the United Soar Health States ith the States $6,000.00 cash deposits ‘ornia and Misso: agers ple Reserve Satin gy Be w nd tnd “lange ‘ss Serge agar he vathocnne ste gute : Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M.-SHETTERLEY, Georetery ant Ge 1 Manager, een. Ga. . Lime ! Lime 1 JOHN JEFFERIES aL AND ONLY. GENUINE 4 It has been in yse for more than thesied eae ; do, y ev. therailment, and benefitting 6 ne organ al with tasax € ct pe permission o/ the ntl eb f ¥ eubstance . is Chis Week. aN H x Men’s Black and ‘Cheviot £u-ts, Reduced from. $8.50: to $6.50.-Men’s All Wool Cheviot Pants, Elegantly made, $1 65. Men’s Iron. Clad Shoes, Lace or Congress Men’s Nailed Kip Mining . Men’s Heavy Seamless Sox, per dozen, 50 cents. Ladies’ Tailer-made Lace Shoes, coin toe, the latest, $2.25. Ladies-and Men’s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, $1.75. Misses Genuine Kangaroo Shoes, sizes, II to 2, $1.50. Baby: Dongola’ Kid Patent Tip Sho: g; a perfect beauty, only 50 cts. The Popular Clothing Store. We are taking measures for Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits: Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. ee Commercial Street. ps i a oe, iL $1 1.25. ots, $2.75. “4a 7 ° I ++ . ici ial oi Kall dei oa O~-O . sai ef om « ' . a i a > ai = =. ' _ ee seh sn ae i. ed ie Y ie 1 TS Pe. aie ap b aves Telephone—gerigcnee 26%. WATCHES, poets JEWELRY, ee SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers’ and Jewelers, Broad Street, ‘lear Pine; Are Always of NEWEST Swiss, BEST FINISH, “AND RELIABLE ‘ ~Bvery Articte Fatty Serenert, OFRICE AND YARD, Boulder Street,; Nevada City. ’ Calf on us before 7X, L. & D, MARSH, WM.-H. PEN ROSE, ines, + Provisions, Canned Gans, Renee Candies, Nuts, Notions, ‘Faney Godds, Eto. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. SSO NM aR eR Having purchased the stock and fixtnrea ih F. W. Coder’s store, I have . reSumed business there with « Fine ale ta wed ek ee » Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and A ra wna You tat moods are Pek ad Ps Low MANHOOD RierORED —BY—. CUPIDENE. ‘This Vegetable Vitalisér Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Orgaas @ Newada City, . . going elsewhere, is at the count, Messrs. Dun ber of ‘other’ c prpeced tone i have a tunnel i at the face of t fifteen feet or and’ they expec inside of anoth into the mount sowe good dirt have found mo various prospe down from tim The adjoinin lt telongs to . ! on Banner Mo ing the 60's, ¢ Watkins. The . been working winters now. ‘ long and they about 150 feet : ing out pay. John Keller ¢ splendid looki: _is believed to . «Culbertson cla much gold in f iis getting out . quartz, and o truck one of t ‘~lp that way. The Californ Graniteville, is vin the geounty +that has been s for a long time enough of te b for $50,000. . There are ple 7 and gravel dep it is only a ma will be opened tion. ‘The. sun of more. generous than are those A@ijstrict, and. (them will be 1 them enjoying sfaisly earned ¢ «close at band. Gave onthe Unity n turned it back ‘the Grass Vall ter will pnacee The mine is lo includes three feet deep and ehapg, . There ing and pump excellent; one athe frameworl inspe John C. Bal +tractor; and: M mment inspecto' land this week Randall and N of Public Wor 7to the site abo nramesto river, ties and sasem +ed, for the pa ;as to the cost “Préval Therhome ir not have one these days. is. were never be diseasé in the body is pray be so many» showing # a! sance, as many -even some of <caped. Surv (W. W. Wag today began ' plete survey . workings of Gold Fiat f Sueath & Cla ed under the A Marsh Bro South Yuba ¢ the season’s big one. A there this we and is in the oe. eee ‘esis Hood’s Sar plishes wonc do‘atty good Hoop’s Pn tharic andi sure. -/—