August 13, 1901 (4 pages)

eing circalation # to re-enact thy ¢ ional and New You and Sohmidt’s 4j,._ nd Dickerinan’s q F-and Brand's 4, y Clerk's office, OOO ¢ a Clear Complex bye keeps her omach in good ‘cy leasant Jaxative and id. It clears up 8 the yellow from thy e Kidneys in a hoaly, tet @ 250. package } 50c aa SETS ‘sets and more of 2 nd Grey nd Grey i medium length, ness boom in Ne. oe ll a inferior to these. you don’t have to 1 we are going to a ocolate, e 5c r bottle, 20c , cake 20c ressing, ids, bot. 35c ’s, Botte 40c D : WAY oricate the works / irnips our grand: HANDLING. minute whee! must be irocer. . " s 1K TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY Personal Happenings.) ~«§ = 3 " oo. Hives Gimely Advice al Edwin Tilley went to San Franols ; oday. J. Higham of town. Mrs, Boolhe yisifing. . . J, Slater of Marysville was bere yeserduy. Li. F. Francisco. 4 Mrs. Lizzie Hammill is visiting here rom Grass Valley, . Mrs. Swartz and childreo left this eae morning for Seattle. J. Bnzza of Grass Valley went up to the Yuba mine today. Geo. Sargent came down today from aaker Hill and left for San Francisco. wW. H, Beay and A. Trambe are here en ‘Auge 13,1908} San Franoisco, is ‘in is here from Graniteville Eaton is visiting here from San _ 10 His Towly Nar. rled Tiece, : eth sel ra a Realistio Lecal Romance, Whiok Is Wet Worth Reading, £ “Hettie—er —er— I —1 —er’ — “But Harry”. The speaker blushed profusely and continued to grow more bewildered. “May—er—I”—. Finally he eard a goft voice exclaim, *Yes, om San Francisco on mining business, Harry, I've been trying'to say yes all M. F. Brennan and Obas. Meyere of this time—and I—mean it, too.” Aid ban Francisco are here on a business ip. ee Mrs. 8. Phillips will, leave this week sr Los Angeles, where she wilf reMrs. H. Flannery and daughter, Mies rene, are bere from San Francisco on visit. : Mra Da Millieu and daughter of Nolfax went to North Bloomfield yes-; prday. Mrs. Williams and daughter left this orning for San Francisco to visit jends. : L. Hyman left thie afternoon for ake Tahoe to visit bis family who are mping out there. Mrs. frank Morris and sen and Miss ollie Fuller of San Francisco are here siting Mrs. Henry Fuller. W. W. York of Downieville’arrived re last evening from San Francisco nd left this morning for home, Miss Rose Schwartz, who has been siting her sister, Mrs. Henry Kohler, me down from Washington yesterby. Mrs. Hugh Morchie and daugbter nd Mrs. Murebie’s sisters, the Misses bomus of Grass Valley left this mornbg for « visit at San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Gill of Grass Valley has turned home after a visit here with br parents, Mr. and Mre. R. R. Wilams. Her sister, Miss Mae Williams, bcompauied her. en ip orn aelne histletoe Encampment Installs. The newly elected: officers of Mistlee Fncampment, No. 47, I. O: O. F., pre last night installed by District . epaty Grand Patriareh John Waters, follows. W.P. Jones, O. P.; Chas. ahl, S.°W.; J. G. O'Neill, H. P.;N. P. own, Treasurer; John Waters, J. W.; _R. Lord, Guide; J. F. Hook, O. 8.; J. Langman, I. 8.; F. W. Medlin, let J. FE. Shaw, 24 Wj3J. AB. Polmere, W.; Thos. Daniels, 4th W.; Perry Argast, Ist G. T.; D. ©. Beightol, 8d G. ; J. 0. Rich, F.S.; G. A. Gray, 8. Barres hi Attention Patriarchs. \l Patriarehs of Mistletoe Encamppnt who desire to go to Grass Valley Saturday evening to attend the reto this day Harry insists he ,popped the question. All this occurred back East. : ‘It was not long before there was a) wedding and ngt much longer before the young couple were the recipients of a startiing letter from their generous Uncle Bill Taylor, of Nevada City, congratulating them on their grit, and proposing if they would come to Nevada City he would start them in life. is * They soon bade loved ones adieu and started in this direction. “Uncle Bill met the much elated young couple at the depot and led them straight-way to the National Exchange Hotel, a-large and well appointed hostelry, where be had previously ar-. ranged with the affable hosts, Messrs. Rector Bros., for very comfortable and pleasant quarters. It was while partaking of a tempting ‘menu in the cheerfully furnished dining room .of the National hotel that Uncle Bill first ventured into detail informing the eager new-comers that he would begin at once to build and equip a splendid home, ina fashfonable part of town for them, and in the meantime you'll find everything home-like and agreeable here with approved conveniences and comfcrts of town and country about. Since it is ‘Uncle Bill’s aim for a modern residence, to eclipse any contemporary domicile in town, and, pogsessing but a vague idea himself as to what would be imposing and acceptable he remembered Rice & Lewis as being in touch with twentieth century ideas of architecture, as well as assuming contracts for any character of building. So he made 4. bee-line for the office and made known the object of his visit. After arranging for the plans he awarded the contract to execute the mansion to Rice & Lewis, “for,” said he, nobddy ever questions their integrity on facilities for turning off a contract to the letter. Thus the young couple get the first conception of the new environments soon to be theirs. In erecting a home—one, perhaps, to be left as a tribute of family pride to succeeding generations, it is very necessary to use only Al lumb r and building materials. Otherwise in a few years the building would decay, i ee seme “A house that augments the of supply to consumers in t cupying neat quarters, replete with many brands of “bigh grade teas Taylor, the affable and conversant tea and coffee trade, and his success here bespeaks his tact and capacity. He is well equipped for roasting his coffees daily and blending his own teas. And*the connoisseur will ever . fiod at Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House @ varied assortment of fresh, palatable goods, among which is the much sought for “Oommercial Blend Tea,” and judging from the active trade accorded the house there are many who delight in a delicious cup of tea or coffee, Housewives also find there well selected lines of Queensware; crockery and g'ass ware, as well as many utensila, for the kitchen. “One thing more before dispensing with the question of ‘the larder.’ Now, regarding good, fresh and cured meats, and kindred supplies, which are salient adjuucts to the larder. I would suggest’ Grissel Bros., our live meat dealers, as’ keeping a vigilant watch in these commodies, with a most inviting and completely equipped market, and ample cold storage facilities, is ever stocked with the best and most palatable refrigerated meats and home rendered ieaf lard, to meet the wants of an extensive and appreciative list of families, who recognize meritorious. purveying. Uncle Bill laughed to see the busy salesman handle the cleaver and saw withso much dexterity, but his’ countenance gréw sérious as he stated to Grissel, in unmistakable terms, that he should always send him the choicest cuts. ‘ “Since Uncle Bill has tired himself out tramping the pesky dusty streets, he seeks a more agreeable and dignified means for transportation and one morein keeping with his mode of living. Hence be at once made tracks for A. A. Attkinson’s carriage and wagon shops and consulted the well versed and genial owner about a family carriage. “Only a short time elapsed before he appeared. on the street in gleeful spirits stating that he had arranged with Atbuilt to order and equiped with every modern device that adds to comfort and convenience, for said he Attkinson is known to the trade as a péer in his branches. As a horse shoer, general biacksmith and builder of business or pleasure vebicles. “Ob yes, Uncle! I wish you would recommend a reliable lanudry, Harry is so particular about his linen.” All right replied“ the old man as he laughed heartily. If you will. send it lo the Nevada County Laundry Association, you need have no apprehension, fcr it is conceded that this splendidly equipped laundry plant turns out the best work in town. Besides itis prompt and courteous in all its dealings. The energetic manager, H. V. Holmes, Is fulfilling his mission in a highly. satisfactory manner, which causes the business to increase daily. as well as to grow with the people, “A business enterprise that contributes to the better iateresta of Nevada Oity, form both a business and ption, to be given by Union Eacamp-. but I mean to take precaution and pleasure standpoint, is the well equipGrand Ohief Patriarch R. pnt fo avoid this catastrophe, I will arraige ped and wellconducted National livery lUmmoe, are requested to leave their. with M. L. and D. Marsh, the live/ and feed stables under the management bmes with J, O. Rich. td . here is more Catarrh in thie section lumber merchente, about these things, declared Uncle. The. comamsodious yards and ware-rooms are replete with of Robert M. Latta, a liveryman whose tect for this branch of business is mirgored in the satisfactory way he has the country than all other diseases . pine and redwood lumber of all di-. met the wants of the public since 1895 the. table, is Taylor's hoy Ped a -. BONED CHICKEN, per c: ~ FRESH CRAB, per’ can ~-BAYLES LUNCH HERRING; GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, owner, has devoted_fifieen years of: time and energy to the stady of the. kinson for a splendid carriage to be. ‘ PHONE, MAIN 551. . Sportsmen ‘s Meeting: Ofticers of the Local Association Glected Last Gight. The Sportamen’s Protective Association held an enthusiastic meeting at Justice Coughlan’s Ocurtroom last night and effected a permanent organization. Thefollowing officers were elected: E. 8S. Parke, President; Fred E. Brown, Secretary; A. B. Wolf, ‘T'reasurer. The committee on by-laws, consisting of Fred E. Brown, Ralph Maitland, E. W. Schmidt, W. G. Richards and A. B. Wolf, will make a report next Monday night. It was decided to send this week for black baes, trout and Japanese pheasants. The fish will be placed in the Champion and Providence reservoirs and other places in this part of the county. At the meeting next Monday night five Deputy State Game Wardens will be appointed. The State Comaiissioners pay a reward of $25 for each arrest, but before a deputy can make an arrest the sanction of the District Attorney must be obtained. The State Association will aid the local organization in every way possible, and sportsmen will soon see quite an improvement in hunting and fishing in this section. : ~ To Make Room The new store of L. Hyman & Co, at the corner of Broud and Pine streets is very large but the stock is equally as large and therefore it becomes necessary for the management to institute a a sp°cial sale to make room for new goods. Various articles are now being sold at greatly reduced rates aa will be seen by their new advertisement in this.evening’s TRANSCRIPT. — Read It. _ we H. Dickerman, the druggist, has a new advertisement in this evening’s TransoriPt in which he speaks of celery tea. It will be but a short time till school books, pencil], pens and blank books will bs in demand by the school children, and he will be prepared to supply their demands. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says inthe Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsum for the throat und lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. ‘. last night committed for trial for the Ang the plan of the murder. pee ate per jar per Ib. . GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Fity Dollars Apiece, VaNoouven, B. ©., August 12—A Chinese gambler named Ah Wooey was murder of four Ohinese. It is charged that be paid for the pommission of the crime. They were the four Chinese killed last month ine boarding house at Laduer’s Landing, near Vancouver. They were hacked to death with an axe in the hands of Quong, another Chinese. A third Chinaman came to the police yesterday, saying that he had heard Wooey and Quong discussWooey offerred Quong $100 for killing the men, and finally they agreed that Quong should get $200 if he would dispatch two or more. Quong has confessed to committing the crime. Some Foolish People ~ Allow a cough to run until it gets be-}: yond the reach of medicine. They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be indaced to try the successfal medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. : The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is a bottle of Grove Tasteitess CuiL. Tonto. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. BurvaLo Lager Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig Malaria Causes Bilious ness, Grove’ sTasteless Obill Tonic remove the cause RS Hundreds of People FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— = = 3 ME AMAA UMA AAAAAA AL ANM AMD UMA AA UAL SMA MAL UASMk SU SUG UUM AUN UU UU UMN dk Uke , '. are using our. . San Josr, August 12—George R. Bell, a septuagenarian, was run over by an express wagon on Eldorado street thie afternoon and received fatal injarive. The wagon was on its way toa fire, and Bell attempted to cross the street in front of it. . } The Curse of Womankind Ie sick and nervous headaches. man’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole ugent, a ADMISSION Fatal Injuries, . Sher. . SN LALALLALLALUAAIAALALALLALALALLESLUMAUALLALALLALLALUALLALALUALIALL 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 4o\cents . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,'CAL. ae Hanged Himself. ” Heatpssuea, Oal., August 12—Rofus Castle, a prosperous farmer residing near this place, committed euicide last evening, banging himeelf to a limbof a tree, Oastle was a native of Illinois, aged 59 years. He had resided in Healdsburg since 1889. No cause is assigned for the deed. For Sale. Small hoisting works, cars, injector, 6 lach casing pipe, andabout 400 feet of 7-inch water pipe. Applyto B.T. Vivian; Murchie mine. : al3 lw + ik 2 DAY. At Grass Valley ¢ Four continuous dass of of Caliiornia’s Fifty-First under the, auspices of Quartz Parlor, No. 58, N. S8.G. W., and Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, N D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. aniversary as @ State. RECEPTIONS, CONCERTT, ENTERTAINMBNTS, PARADES, seme. DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors from all over the State will be in attendance. Accommodations for everyone, courteous treatment to all. Excursions to the minés. Dedication of the Electric Road, re in commemoration Reduced Rates on all trains. Native Sons welcome you. A Busy, Good Time to All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. The 2 3 es OOOO LAE oe oe 4 He Had Troubles Of His Own Uatii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE ICE OCREAM. Then bis tears changed to smiles and he . wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happy. Foley's leo Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada Oity HURRY UP If you want any of our TAN and LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. ‘They all have to go to make room for Fall and Winter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. BLENDED 2 t together, and until the last few h: a blinds and thears was supposed to be incarable. mensions, sash, coors, with good turn-outs, attractive ve Dr a great many years doctors pro-. S8UDdry articles indispensible in the . hiclesand “high steppers” which has bunced it a local disease, and pre—. construction of a modern residence;. brought the National livery and feed No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 250. and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a atllgte Ladies’ $3 Tan Shoes, now $2 50 Tan Oxfordsat $200 tWeclean and repalr’ ‘tly, years are added . JNG, "Nevada City s0nomy) re, ‘A small amouat \ke the rounds of the up a big lot of t Groceries ‘hese are not 90-cent put dollar for dollar JRNEY, . we have your: : are selling 4 a and Pine Sts. A CITY. : 791; rese Mase 7 ribed local remedies, and by. con-. and the growing defnande made UpON. «tables in good favor. The stable is Butly failing tocure with local treatent, pronounced it incurable. Sci bce has proven catarrh to be a conitutional disease, and therefore rehires constitational treatment. Hall’s atarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. eney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ly constitutional cure on the market, this plant enable the suave and dili-+gent management to keep the stock up to a high standard. ; . “Whatever the style of architecture or dimensions a residence may be, it ceases to be attractive, cheerful or commodious and properly ventilated and affords every comfort for “man’s best friend.” It is doubtful if any line of business or: profession has received so mach attention or been more improved upoo is taken internally in doses from 10. even tenantable until it receives the} jn jate years than has the question of ops toa teaspoonful, It acts direct-. brush of the artistic painter and dec~. horse shoeing, for it is now purported on the blood affd mucous surfaces the system. They offer one huned dollars for any case it faile to re Send for circulars and testiDihials , Address, Bold by Druggists, 75c, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. eee Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and lds is all righf, but you want someIng that, will relieve and cure the ore severe and dangerous results of orator,” chipped in the bride. “That’s o, “assented Uncle Bill, “and I'll take no chances on a botcher about these contracts, either, but Pll see H: L. ities and artistic results-in execating contracts for house-painting, decorating, graining, tinting or paper-hang~ ing. Hence we gan expect.a tasty, cheerful and inviting home from such talented hands. “Now that the question of edibles, or as. a profession, and the successful shoer‘of today isa scientific man and must pursue his course along scientific lines. John Tamblyn conducts an es-, F. J. OBENEY & Oo.-. gweeney, with an enviable reputation} raplighment for the “proper shoeing of . : Toledo, Obio. . po, gtraightforwardness, ample facil-. jorges,” and that be is pretty generally known ia attested to in the fact that his patrons come from every point of the compass, far and near. At his well arranged shop you will find many specimens of shoes suitable for all conditions of horses, which bespeaks the ability and tact: of John Tamblyn roat and lung troables. What shall} supplies for the l~a-r-d-e-r, bas Come . a. practical man of progressive ideas. bu'do? Go te a warmer and more alder climate? Yes, if possible; ij bt. possible for you, then in either case Ke the ONLY remedy that has been inoduced in all Géivilized countries th success in severe throat atid lung bubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” not only heals and stimulates the ssues to destroy the germ disease, at allays inflammation, causes eusy pectoration, gives a good night's St,and cures the patient, Try ONE title. Recommended many years by i druggists in the world. ize Aimanac. A good name to remember, Thomas ine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros.s Tere biter For Blood Than Sarsaparijia br-‘'hose Living in the ,.Maleria Disucts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. my15-6m bUFFALO LaGErR BEER on draught, at Cuts @ glass, at Council Chambers, J. Britland, proprietor. jig #hysicians preseribe Cook's y it. : ae Water. = 720% Special sale of shirtwaists now on at Racket Store, Going at nearly cost. x et atelier x oe the up-to-date Cigar Thomas ©, hone better, ¢t Rector en . For sale at device that has a tendenty to make d ; Get Green’s up, I'll escort you to Phil G. Scadden’s conspicucusly neat and complete grocery, our live purveyor of provisions, staple groceries’ and table delicacies. Now from tbe house in question we'll be in touch with the most tempting good things to eat, from one of the best-xppointed grocery establishments bere, whose patrons come from every ‘nook and corner’ around’ town —‘presumably for 4 feason,” suggested Uncle Bill. “Perhaps they appreciate the civil, prompt and correct business ways and superior efforts to furnish the best things for the larder, which distinction P. G. Scadden bears with tbe consumers. : ‘In the production of bread, cakes and pies, competition is sbarp,” remarked Uncle, “and the successful baker to hold his own, is not content merely in making up the standard goods that have become staples, but must aleo show originality in order to captivate the public taste. This is the secret of success attained by the New Hurst, which is equipped with every York Bakery, conducted by George If your horse is wild he has devices for shoeing this class of animals. “Uncle Bill notes that in mercantile channels things are rather quiet just at present,” but he observed also that at the B. Miller clothing and furnishing: house there has been no abatement of interests, for as usual, people are going in and. out with parsels, packages and ‘bundles, always wearing broad smiles and leaying with an air of contentment and satisfaction, and while competitors seem to be idle. At B. Miller’s the store is, as always, crowded with pure chasers, so Uncle went in and inter~ viewed Mose Bernheim, the — alert and experienced manager, with a view to learning the secret of tt busy appearance at his store. Said Mose SBernbeim ‘We have no job. lots here for sale, We buy close from leading makers of high grade goods; have light expenses and give the customer the difference in good, honest values, and whether it be child or adult they receive the same treatment bere. Henge. we have won ‘the confidence of all, as beiag leading clothiers, farnishers and batters.” [To be continued.] the} 2 OQ ee For Sale Cheap. Household furniture for sale—almost as good as pew. Itis also com: plete for house-keeping, and will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of W. H. Tuttle, first door above Thomas 8. Ford's office on Pine street. augotf Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. : salle oon a asia One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiekey is you can always depend on ite purity. ‘ ere cibpiedeaiie Does you dealer keep Jesse Moore Whiskey? If not, insist on his Getting it for you. The finest in the world. +e + -——_ --—— Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Griesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. je21-tf :: + -9Oe-Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at'a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. °_— tf me OR Good Meats. OGolley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton veal on hand at all times. tf Drink OCook’s Water. “It purifies the lood, jaott ee the Own. Scents a glass.’ jlo-tt Malaria Causes Biliousness thecause. : Banuee Lacgr BEER on draught at. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes TEAS“ Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit. using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. a TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. ROUSE Wholesale and Ral [. ADIES. As I will leave in a few dass to farnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock call on me. filllinery Less Than Cost. for Nevada Oity, don’t delay to. Men’s Shoes, lace and Coneréss extra good value <$1 50 & $2 CALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS HERE. Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high quality but very moderately riced. The values are extraordinary. ‘he variety and beauty.of the designs will make a satisfactory selection a matter of no diffloulty. Every pattern shown is new and stylish, FINE DRESS GOODS. Call and see our large stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are ‘disposing of at low figures. We are also giving big values for your money at our FANOY GOODS counter. SNELL @ Cor. Broad .and Pine Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to ‘mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. Diamonds. ISS HOEFT, #3 /M A and they are beauties, . — atones end can be relied on. i CALL AND SEE. large consignment just received, They are the ond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS.

eing circalation # to re-enact thy ¢ ional and New You and Sohmidt’s 4j,._ nd Dickerinan’s q F-and Brand's 4, y Clerk's office, OOO ¢ a Clear Complex bye keeps her omach in good ‘cy leasant Jaxative and id. It clears up 8 the yellow from thy e Kidneys in a hoaly, tet @ 250. package } 50c aa SETS ‘sets and more of 2 nd Grey nd Grey i medium length, ness boom in Ne. oe ll a inferior to these. you don’t have to 1 we are going to a ocolate, e 5c r bottle, 20c , cake 20c ressing, ids, bot. 35c ’s, Botte 40c D : WAY oricate the works / irnips our grand: HANDLING. minute whee! must be irocer. . " s 1K TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY Personal Happenings.) ~«§ = 3 " oo. Hives Gimely Advice al Edwin Tilley went to San Franols ; oday. J. Higham of town. Mrs, Boolhe yisifing. . . J, Slater of Marysville was bere yeserduy. Li. F. Francisco. 4 Mrs. Lizzie Hammill is visiting here rom Grass Valley, . Mrs. Swartz and childreo left this eae morning for Seattle. J. Bnzza of Grass Valley went up to the Yuba mine today. Geo. Sargent came down today from aaker Hill and left for San Francisco. wW. H, Beay and A. Trambe are here en ‘Auge 13,1908} San Franoisco, is ‘in is here from Graniteville Eaton is visiting here from San _ 10 His Towly Nar. rled Tiece, : eth sel ra a Realistio Lecal Romance, Whiok Is Wet Worth Reading, £ “Hettie—er —er— I —1 —er’ — “But Harry”. The speaker blushed profusely and continued to grow more bewildered. “May—er—I”—. Finally he eard a goft voice exclaim, *Yes, om San Francisco on mining business, Harry, I've been trying'to say yes all M. F. Brennan and Obas. Meyere of this time—and I—mean it, too.” Aid ban Francisco are here on a business ip. ee Mrs. 8. Phillips will, leave this week sr Los Angeles, where she wilf reMrs. H. Flannery and daughter, Mies rene, are bere from San Francisco on visit. : Mra Da Millieu and daughter of Nolfax went to North Bloomfield yes-; prday. Mrs. Williams and daughter left this orning for San Francisco to visit jends. : L. Hyman left thie afternoon for ake Tahoe to visit bis family who are mping out there. Mrs. frank Morris and sen and Miss ollie Fuller of San Francisco are here siting Mrs. Henry Fuller. W. W. York of Downieville’arrived re last evening from San Francisco nd left this morning for home, Miss Rose Schwartz, who has been siting her sister, Mrs. Henry Kohler, me down from Washington yesterby. Mrs. Hugh Morchie and daugbter nd Mrs. Murebie’s sisters, the Misses bomus of Grass Valley left this mornbg for « visit at San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Gill of Grass Valley has turned home after a visit here with br parents, Mr. and Mre. R. R. Wilams. Her sister, Miss Mae Williams, bcompauied her. en ip orn aelne histletoe Encampment Installs. The newly elected: officers of Mistlee Fncampment, No. 47, I. O: O. F., pre last night installed by District . epaty Grand Patriareh John Waters, follows. W.P. Jones, O. P.; Chas. ahl, S.°W.; J. G. O'Neill, H. P.;N. P. own, Treasurer; John Waters, J. W.; _R. Lord, Guide; J. F. Hook, O. 8.; J. Langman, I. 8.; F. W. Medlin, let J. FE. Shaw, 24 Wj3J. AB. Polmere, W.; Thos. Daniels, 4th W.; Perry Argast, Ist G. T.; D. ©. Beightol, 8d G. ; J. 0. Rich, F.S.; G. A. Gray, 8. Barres hi Attention Patriarchs. \l Patriarehs of Mistletoe Encamppnt who desire to go to Grass Valley Saturday evening to attend the reto this day Harry insists he ,popped the question. All this occurred back East. : ‘It was not long before there was a) wedding and ngt much longer before the young couple were the recipients of a startiing letter from their generous Uncle Bill Taylor, of Nevada City, congratulating them on their grit, and proposing if they would come to Nevada City he would start them in life. is * They soon bade loved ones adieu and started in this direction. “Uncle Bill met the much elated young couple at the depot and led them straight-way to the National Exchange Hotel, a-large and well appointed hostelry, where be had previously ar-. ranged with the affable hosts, Messrs. Rector Bros., for very comfortable and pleasant quarters. It was while partaking of a tempting ‘menu in the cheerfully furnished dining room .of the National hotel that Uncle Bill first ventured into detail informing the eager new-comers that he would begin at once to build and equip a splendid home, ina fashfonable part of town for them, and in the meantime you'll find everything home-like and agreeable here with approved conveniences and comfcrts of town and country about. Since it is ‘Uncle Bill’s aim for a modern residence, to eclipse any contemporary domicile in town, and, pogsessing but a vague idea himself as to what would be imposing and acceptable he remembered Rice & Lewis as being in touch with twentieth century ideas of architecture, as well as assuming contracts for any character of building. So he made 4. bee-line for the office and made known the object of his visit. After arranging for the plans he awarded the contract to execute the mansion to Rice & Lewis, “for,” said he, nobddy ever questions their integrity on facilities for turning off a contract to the letter. Thus the young couple get the first conception of the new environments soon to be theirs. In erecting a home—one, perhaps, to be left as a tribute of family pride to succeeding generations, it is very necessary to use only Al lumb r and building materials. Otherwise in a few years the building would decay, i ee seme “A house that augments the of supply to consumers in t cupying neat quarters, replete with many brands of “bigh grade teas Taylor, the affable and conversant tea and coffee trade, and his success here bespeaks his tact and capacity. He is well equipped for roasting his coffees daily and blending his own teas. And*the connoisseur will ever . fiod at Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House @ varied assortment of fresh, palatable goods, among which is the much sought for “Oommercial Blend Tea,” and judging from the active trade accorded the house there are many who delight in a delicious cup of tea or coffee, Housewives also find there well selected lines of Queensware; crockery and g'ass ware, as well as many utensila, for the kitchen. “One thing more before dispensing with the question of ‘the larder.’ Now, regarding good, fresh and cured meats, and kindred supplies, which are salient adjuucts to the larder. I would suggest’ Grissel Bros., our live meat dealers, as’ keeping a vigilant watch in these commodies, with a most inviting and completely equipped market, and ample cold storage facilities, is ever stocked with the best and most palatable refrigerated meats and home rendered ieaf lard, to meet the wants of an extensive and appreciative list of families, who recognize meritorious. purveying. Uncle Bill laughed to see the busy salesman handle the cleaver and saw withso much dexterity, but his’ countenance gréw sérious as he stated to Grissel, in unmistakable terms, that he should always send him the choicest cuts. ‘ “Since Uncle Bill has tired himself out tramping the pesky dusty streets, he seeks a more agreeable and dignified means for transportation and one morein keeping with his mode of living. Hence be at once made tracks for A. A. Attkinson’s carriage and wagon shops and consulted the well versed and genial owner about a family carriage. “Only a short time elapsed before he appeared. on the street in gleeful spirits stating that he had arranged with Atbuilt to order and equiped with every modern device that adds to comfort and convenience, for said he Attkinson is known to the trade as a péer in his branches. As a horse shoer, general biacksmith and builder of business or pleasure vebicles. “Ob yes, Uncle! I wish you would recommend a reliable lanudry, Harry is so particular about his linen.” All right replied“ the old man as he laughed heartily.. If you will. send it lo the Nevada County Laundry Association, you need have no apprehension, fcr it is conceded that this splendidly equipped laundry plant turns out the best work in town. Besides itis prompt and courteous in all its dealings. The energetic manager, H. V. Holmes, Is fulfilling his mission in a highly. satisfactory manner, which causes the business to increase daily. as well as to grow with the people, “A business enterprise that contributes to the better iateresta of Nevada Oity, form both a business and ption, to be given by Union Eacamp-. but I mean to take precaution and pleasure standpoint, is the well equipGrand Ohief Patriarch R. pnt fo avoid this catastrophe, I will arraige ped and wellconducted National livery lUmmoe, are requested to leave their. with M. L. and D. Marsh, the live/ and feed stables under the management bmes with J, O. Rich. td . here is more Catarrh in thie section lumber merchente, about these things, declared Uncle. The. comamsodious yards and ware-rooms are replete with of Robert M. Latta, a liveryman whose tect for this branch of business is mirgored in the satisfactory way he has the country than all other diseases . pine and redwood lumber of all di-. met the wants of the public since 1895 the. table, is Taylor's hoy Ped a -. BONED CHICKEN, per c: ~ FRESH CRAB, per’ can ~-BAYLES LUNCH HERRING; GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, owner, has devoted_fifieen years of: time and energy to the stady of the. kinson for a splendid carriage to be. ‘ PHONE, MAIN 551. . Sportsmen ‘s Meeting: Ofticers of the Local Association Glected Last Gight. The Sportamen’s Protective Association held an enthusiastic meeting at Justice Coughlan’s Ocurtroom last night and effected a permanent organization. Thefollowing officers were elected: E. 8S. Parke, President; Fred E. Brown, Secretary; A. B. Wolf, ‘T'reasurer. The committee on by-laws, consisting of Fred E. Brown, Ralph Maitland, E. W. Schmidt, W. G. Richards and A. B. Wolf, will make a report next Monday night. It was decided to send this week for black baes, trout and Japanese pheasants. The fish will be placed in the Champion and Providence reservoirs and other places in this part of the county. At the meeting next Monday night five Deputy State Game Wardens will be appointed. The State Comaiissioners pay a reward of $25 for each arrest, but before a deputy can make an arrest the sanction of the District Attorney must be obtained. The State Association will aid the local organization in every way possible, and sportsmen will soon see quite an improvement in hunting and fishing in this section. : ~ To Make Room The new store of L. Hyman & Co, at the corner of Broud and Pine streets is very large but the stock is equally as large and therefore it becomes necessary for the management to institute a a sp°cial sale to make room for new goods. Various articles are now being sold at greatly reduced rates aa will be seen by their new advertisement in this.evening’s TRANSCRIPT. — Read It. _ we H. Dickerman, the druggist, has a new advertisement in this evening’s TransoriPt in which he speaks of celery tea. It will be but a short time till school books, pencil], pens and blank books will bs in demand by the school children, and he will be prepared to supply their demands. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says inthe Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsum for the throat und lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. ‘. last night committed for trial for the Ang the plan of the murder. pee ate per jar per Ib. . GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Fity Dollars Apiece, VaNoouven, B. ©., August 12—A Chinese gambler named Ah Wooey was murder of four Ohinese. It is charged that be paid for the pommission of the crime. They were the four Chinese killed last month ine boarding house at Laduer’s Landing, near Vancouver. They were hacked to death with an axe in the hands of Quong, another Chinese. A third Chinaman came to the police yesterday, saying that he had heard Wooey and Quong discussWooey offerred Quong $100 for killing the men, and finally they agreed that Quong should get $200 if he would dispatch two or more. Quong has confessed to committing the crime. Some Foolish People ~ Allow a cough to run until it gets be-}: yond the reach of medicine. They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be indaced to try the successfal medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. : The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is a bottle of Grove Tasteitess CuiL. Tonto. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c.

BurvaLo Lager Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig Malaria Causes Bilious ness, Grove’ sTasteless Obill Tonic remove the cause RS Hundreds of People FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— = = 3 ME AMAA UMA AAAAAA AL ANM AMD UMA AA UAL SMA MAL UASMk SU SUG UUM AUN UU UU UMN dk Uke , '. are using our. . San Josr, August 12—George R. Bell, a septuagenarian, was run over by an express wagon on Eldorado street thie afternoon and received fatal injarive. The wagon was on its way toa fire, and Bell attempted to cross the street in front of it. . } The Curse of Womankind Ie sick and nervous headaches. man’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole ugent, a ADMISSION Fatal Injuries, . Sher. . SN LALALLALLALUAAIAALALALLALALALLESLUMAUALLALALLALLALUALLALALUALIALL 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 4o\cents . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,'CAL. ae Hanged Himself. ” Heatpssuea, Oal., August 12—Rofus Castle, a prosperous farmer residing near this place, committed euicide last evening, banging himeelf to a limbof a tree, Oastle was a native of Illinois, aged 59 years. He had resided in Healdsburg since 1889. No cause is assigned for the deed. For Sale. Small hoisting works, cars, injector, 6 lach casing pipe, andabout 400 feet of 7-inch water pipe. Applyto B.T. Vivian; Murchie mine. : al3 lw + ik 2 DAY.. At Grass Valley ¢ Four continuous dass of of Caliiornia’s Fifty-First under the, auspices of Quartz Parlor, No. 58, N. S8.G. W., and Manzanita Parlor, No. 29, N D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. aniversary as @ State.. RECEPTIONS, CONCERTT, ENTERTAINMBNTS, PARADES, seme. DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors from all over the State will be in attendance. Accommodations for everyone, courteous treatment to all. Excursions to the minés. Dedication of the Electric Road, re in commemoration Reduced Rates on all trains. Native Sons welcome you. A Busy, Good Time to All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. The 2 3 es OOOO LAE oe oe 4 He Had Troubles Of His Own Uatii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE ICE OCREAM. Then bis tears changed to smiles and he . wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happy. Foley's leo Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada Oity HURRY UP If you want any of our TAN and LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. ‘They all have to go to make room for Fall and Winter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. BLENDED 2 t together, and until the last few h: a blinds and thears was supposed to be incarable. mensions, sash, coors, with good turn-outs, attractive ve Dr a great many years doctors pro-. S8UDdry articles indispensible in the . hiclesand “high steppers” which has bunced it a local disease, and pre—. construction of a modern residence;. brought the National livery and feed No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 250. and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a atllgte Ladies’ $3 Tan Shoes, now $2 50 Tan Oxfordsat $200 tWeclean and repalr’ ‘tly, years are added . JNG, "Nevada City s0nomy) re, ‘A small amouat \ke the rounds of the up a big lot of t Groceries ‘hese are not 90-cent put dollar for dollar JRNEY, . we have your: : are selling 4 a and Pine Sts. A CITY. : 791; rese Mase 7 ribed local remedies, and by. con-. and the growing defnande made UpON. «tables in good favor. The stable is Butly failing tocure with local treatent, pronounced it incurable. Sci bce has proven catarrh to be a conitutional disease, and therefore rehires constitational treatment. Hall’s atarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. eney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ly constitutional cure on the market, this plant enable the suave and dili-+gent management to keep the stock up to a high standard. ; . “Whatever the style of architecture or dimensions a residence may be, it ceases to be attractive, cheerful or commodious and properly ventilated and affords every comfort for “man’s best friend.” It is doubtful if any line of business or: profession has received so mach attention or been more improved upoo is taken internally in doses from 10. even tenantable until it receives the} jn jate years than has the question of ops toa teaspoonful, It acts direct-. brush of the artistic painter and dec~. horse shoeing, for it is now purported on the blood affd mucous surfaces the system. They offer one huned dollars for any case it faile to re Send for circulars and testiDihials , Address, Bold by Druggists, 75c, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. eee Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and lds is all righf, but you want someIng that, will relieve and cure the ore severe and dangerous results of orator,” chipped in the bride. “That’s o, “assented Uncle Bill, “and I'll take no chances on a botcher about these contracts, either, but Pll see H: L. ities and artistic results-in execating contracts for house-painting, decorating, graining, tinting or paper-hang~ ing. Hence we gan expect.a tasty, cheerful and inviting home from such talented hands. “Now that the question of edibles, or as. a profession, and the successful shoer‘of today isa scientific man and must pursue his course along scientific lines. John Tamblyn conducts an es-, F. J. OBENEY & Oo.-. gweeney, with an enviable reputation} raplighment for the “proper shoeing of . : Toledo, Obio. . po, gtraightforwardness, ample facil-. jorges,” and that be is pretty generally known ia attested to in the fact that his patrons come from every point of the compass, far and near. At his well arranged shop you will find many specimens of shoes suitable for all conditions of horses, which bespeaks the ability and tact: of John Tamblyn roat and lung troables. What shall} supplies for the l~a-r-d-e-r, bas Come . a. practical man of progressive ideas. bu'do? Go te a warmer and more alder climate? Yes, if possible; ij bt. possible for you, then in either case Ke the ONLY remedy that has been inoduced in all Géivilized countries th success in severe throat atid lung bubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” not only heals and stimulates the ssues to destroy the germ disease, at allays inflammation, causes eusy pectoration, gives a good night's St,and cures the patient, Try ONE title. Recommended many years by i druggists in the world. ize Aimanac. A good name to remember, Thomas ine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros.s Tere biter For Blood Than Sarsaparijia br-‘'hose Living in the ,.Maleria Disucts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. my15-6m bUFFALO LaGErR BEER on draught, at Cuts @ glass, at Council Chambers, J. Britland, proprietor. jig #hysicians preseribe Cook's y it. : ae Water. = 720% Special sale of shirtwaists now on at Racket Store, Going at nearly cost. x et atelier x oe the up-to-date Cigar Thomas ©, hone better, ¢t Rector en . For sale at device that has a tendenty to make d ; Get Green’s up, I'll escort you to Phil G. Scadden’s conspicucusly neat and complete grocery, our live purveyor of provisions, staple groceries’ and table delicacies. Now from tbe house in question we'll be in touch with the most tempting good things to eat, from one of the best-xppointed grocery establishments bere, whose patrons come from every ‘nook and corner’ around’ town —‘presumably for 4 feason,” suggested Uncle Bill. “Perhaps they appreciate the civil, prompt and correct business ways and superior efforts to furnish the best things for the larder, which distinction P. G. Scadden bears with tbe consumers. : ‘In the production of bread, cakes and pies, competition is sbarp,” remarked Uncle, “and the successful baker to hold his own, is not content merely in making up the standard goods that have become staples, but must aleo show originality in order to captivate the public taste. This is the secret of success attained by the New Hurst, which is equipped with every York Bakery, conducted by George If your horse is wild he has devices for shoeing this class of animals. “Uncle Bill notes that in mercantile channels things are rather quiet just at present,” but he observed also that at the B. Miller clothing and furnishing: house there has been no abatement of interests, for as usual, people are going in and. out with parsels, packages and ‘bundles, always wearing broad smiles and leaying with an air of contentment and satisfaction, and while competitors seem to be idle. At B. Miller’s the store is, as always, crowded with pure chasers, so Uncle went in and inter~ viewed Mose Bernheim, the — alert and experienced manager, with a view to learning the secret of tt busy appearance at his store. Said Mose SBernbeim ‘We have no job. lots here for sale, We buy close from leading makers of high grade goods; have light expenses and give the customer the difference in good, honest values, and whether it be child or adult they receive the same treatment bere. Henge. we have won ‘the confidence of all, as beiag leading clothiers, farnishers and batters.” [To be continued.] the} 2 OQ ee For Sale Cheap. Household furniture for sale—almost as good as pew. Itis also com: plete for house-keeping, and will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of W. H. Tuttle, first door above Thomas 8. Ford's office on Pine street. augotf Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. : salle oon a asia One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiekey is you can always depend on ite purity. ‘ ere cibpiedeaiie Does you dealer keep Jesse Moore Whiskey? If not, insist on his Getting it for you. The finest in the world. +e + -——_ --—— Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Griesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb in the market. je21-tf :: + -9Oe-Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at'a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. °_— tf me OR Good Meats. OGolley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton veal on hand at all times. tf Drink OCook’s Water. “It purifies the lood, jaott ee the Own. Scents a glass.’ jlo-tt Malaria Causes Biliousness thecause. : Banuee Lacgr BEER on draught at. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes TEAS“ Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit. using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. a TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. ROUSE Wholesale and Ral [. ADIES.. As I will leave in a few dass to farnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock call on me. filllinery Less Than Cost. for Nevada Oity, don’t delay to. Men’s Shoes, lace and Coneréss extra good value <$1 50 & $2 CALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS HERE. Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high quality but very moderately riced. The values are extraordinary. ‘he variety and beauty.of the designs will make a satisfactory selection a matter of no diffloulty. Every pattern shown is new and stylish, FINE DRESS GOODS. Call and see our large stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are ‘disposing of at low figures. We are also giving big values for your money at our FANOY GOODS counter. SNELL @ Cor. Broad .and Pine Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to ‘mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. Diamonds. ISS HOEFT, #3 /M A and they are beauties, . — atones end can be relied on. i CALL AND SEE. large consignment just received, They are the ond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS.