August 7, 1897 (4 pages)

Conclse Doings and-{ntentions, = W. Wodell is over: from North 8 Juan. A. W. Blundell. bas retarned from San Francisco. cheat af various “ols fi W. Coyne left for Sacramento, today over wt ona short visit. J. H. Reader was over from Sweet: land yesterday. William Maguire of Lowell Hill was iv town last evening. John Noonan of the Wants. Union . Telegraph Company is in town. ~~ Mrs. Sadler, wife of the Governor of Nevada, is visiting at Grass Valley. — Dan 8. Baker and wife have wo hEE i :rom Bartlett Springs, Lake county. John Dabb and wife returned last evening from a visit to Francisco. ‘J. O. Jones of Forest City was, in town last evening on his way to the Ba Z W. Morris of San Francisco returned here last evening from North San Juan. Fred Zeitler left yesterday for the southern mines to look after some mining property. J. Burton is down from Poorman & Hastings’ mine on the Middle Yuba to spend a few days. Miss Schoop of Sacramento, who has’ been visiting friends at: Washington, came down yesterday. W.C. Horner and wife of Rocklin, arrived here yesterday and left for Washington this morning. e Charles Peck and Frank Pfeiffer of Downieville were in town last evening on their way to San Francisco. W. T. Hawley, J. W. Glasson, I. kK. Levy and H. Kreise of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Miss Pearl Sooy and brother, ©. H. Sooy, arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their home to San Juan. Hon. J. M. Walling has gone to Vallejo to attend a meeting of the Directors of the Good eee: Orphan Home. F. W. Whitten came down. from Towle’s mill last evening. He reports that a large amount of lumber is being cut this season, Miss Stewart of Downieville, who has been to Washington on a visit to her father, D. P. Stewart, arrived here yesterday on her way home. Miss Minnie McEnerney, who has been visiting the family of Pat Mulcahey at Newtown, has returned to her home in Ohio. Miss McEnerney was very mach pleased with Nevada county tie. or Miners’ Association, It being represented that a mistaken idea appeared to prevail among some valley residents that the Association was willing to aid or connive at evasions of the law, in direct contradiction to the spirit and purpose of the Association, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, An erroneous impression seems to have been created in certain quarters respecting the purposes and objects for which the California Miners’ Association was organized; therefore, be it Resolved, That this committee calls especial attention to Section 2 of Article I of the Constitution of the above Association, which sets forth the objects of the Associa, ' tion, as follows, to-wit: “Section 2. The objects of this Association shall be to protect, develop and foster the mining industry of California ia all its, branches.” Further Resolved, That the California Miners’ Association will in no manner aid or encourage any mining in violation of any law or the lawful decree of any court. An Object Lesson. Pasadena News: Yesterday the writer received an offer on some of his new wheat. Itis just twice what the same wheat would heve been worth at the same place a year ago. As the cost of production is about stationary the present price yields many times the profits, for indeed, there were no profits at last year’s price. At the same time silver continues to go down. Those! tables of Coin’s “Financial School” quoted by Bryan last. summer about wheat and silver always going up and down together look ra:her “amusing these. days. ; eae Tar Alaska gold cure is a tonic that puts vigor into the limbs of old men, courage into the blood of the timid und hope into the hearts of the despondent. As a stimulus to energy it beats anything on the market. ; Has Lost tt oat Mis Hold, Now that. Weyler_ is yler is reduced to the necessity: o! his trips from one seaport in Cuba to. another by water instead of by land, it is evident he has lost his hold on ‘the island, and eventu“water altogether ally will havé to tal water 4 and strike out for. ‘Spain. had. hitched to the garbage cart other one being lame. tf ee the excursion this month to Truckee, Lake Tahoe, Carsonand Reno. > Comparatively few camping parties seem to be. going. to. the mountains from this city this season. The ma-. jority are. taking their outing by the f seashore, Today was. pay-day at the. Champion . gers mine. The company has 230 names ¢ ‘on the pay roll. This includes the em-. ployes at the Spanish mine, which jis owned by the above company. W. H. Tuttle of the Ow1 Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s -celebrated Milwaukee Jager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and glass, at popular prices. ,§22-tf. At Grass Valley yesterday while a ‘piano belonging to D. F. Bell of this city was being removed from Lord’s. Hall, one of the men let go and the piano slid to the bottom of. the. stairway. The instrument was quite badly damaged. There is an abundang¢e of fruit of all kinds this year, and in many orchards in this vicinity the trees are loaded down. ' Much of: the fruit is now. ripe, there being a good crop of, peaches, pears, plums and summer apples. The grape crop is looking well. A gentleman from San Francisco ‘bor is visiting this city says he notices piles of wood all over town and that, he cannot help thinking how long the fuel would last. if it was left in the street'in his city. The piles would be greatly reduced in . One night. Chance For ie idle Miners. Many of the miners in Amador and Calaveras counties are quitting work } and leaving for the Klondyke, Over 200 have left Amador county. Here is a chance for idle miners. who want to work. There are quite a number at} Grass Valley and some in this city. Tt is useless for those whe are looking for work to come to either of these towns. We would advise them to go to Amador county. fe eB A Fine Ledge: John Curry and Charles. Bates have strack a quartz ledge near the old Slide ledge on the South Yuba river; not far from French Corral. The ledge is twelve feet wide and the quartz prospects from $6 to $8 per ton. They intend to make arrangements. for work4 * pl vii for ‘flekets for! wars may hy ligt ow on ‘Over th “Thank you, it will not. be a8 sary!" rs key ‘York for?’ poz ing ma bronig ape se oped at apace _ By this time Who wan was extremely ‘drammer’s curiosity, laid per and exclaimed: “I'm going to. New ¥ cause the train is taking me there; sec. ond, because I've got lots of money and can afford it, and, last, because if I like the place I intend to buy it.’ The commercial man subsided amid a roar of laughter. —Philadelphia Times. The. Conter, Table. Some one recently has en a word ih phd ad nye old pr Byes table, it w indeed be a could it be reatored. The. pi aoa of ita bright lamp, its periodicals and its ooks suggests sociability and delightful intercourse. The very opportunity it offers for the drawing up of many chairs is.a silent. invitation, and it so #, subtlécharm that is allitsown. What ‘we most need in our modern social life are informal ‘gatherings ‘where companionship can be enjoyed without the preparation and the fuss attendant upon @ dinner. or a reception. And, as the center table may properly be called a promoter of just such happy homes, it would be well, were it) ohoe more given & place. —Philadelphia Ledger. «Great Drunkards. The qusstion as to whether great. men are ever drunkards must be answered in the affirmative, though argument is frequently made. to the contrary. Cato was a hard drinker, while, in the language . of one writer, ‘old Ben Jonson ‘was constantly “‘pickled.”” The poet Savage used. fence, and gert the. hardeat kinds of: ing. his own statue, : have seen him stand straight for many years.’*. Byron says of Porson, the great classical acholar, ‘‘I can never recollect him except as drunk or brutal, and generally both.’’ Keats was on a spree once that lasted six months. Horace, Plato, Aristophanes, Euripides, Alczus, Soorates and Tasso of the old timers and Goethe, Schiller, Addison, Pitt, Fox, Blackstone, Fielding, Sterne and Steele rat, bePittsburg Dispatch, ing the claim, which is so situated that ! the year. Samples of the quartz have’ been left at Gaylord’s grocery, store. THE report of J ustice Field’s retirement from the Supreme Court has bemay retire and then about 3,000,000 “TI told you so.” York in a single day to carry American . wheat to foreign ports tells a story that . makes glad the heart of the. grain: grower. Nosuch record has been be-fore made in the history of production . in this country. Fine “Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods’ in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j28 Wit You Give Ur all that health means to you? If not, look out for im. pure blood. Oure boils, pimples humors and all scrofulous tendencies by taking Hood's: s Sarsaparilla. Hoop’s Pus “are > purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe, All druggists. GROVE’S TASTELESS Cutt Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the qEnurne ask for GRovE’s. jy19-6m._. UNION HOTEL flain Street, Nevada City. —_—_—_—— ). A. NORTHWAY, -. Prorateror s. Gordon, Son io W. Blundell, San Ban Francisco, B. L. Schiff, : T: Cato . A. Jot : . William Kiley, 5 Tee bar, rest-aurant, and other cy de ea San Joan, leges at the race meeting will ran 10/ OHS, days— Chicago, Ill., ys—Augnet 18 to 23° inclusive. Suc. F.L Everett, O cessful bidders must pay.6 per cent) ©. 8. ae cash, balancé on’ etait. ‘August ya re Pil ~~ Bids received at. Giffin’s cigar Miss A. Bivens, Googgetants ats Nevada City, om gr/before A 7. W. O. Horner aiid wife, Rock R8td — Guewproox Jockey Cuvs. John Noonan, W. U. Tel. C frae water can be obtained about half! j j come periodical and appears regularly : every summer. By and by the Justice . people will have the pleasure of saying Forty steamers “chartered in New ' ‘Ibe sealed and marked “Bids t ! ' <y__ ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK. Grass Valley and Nevada City MINERS’ UNION PICNIC. The undersigned, Secretary will receive bids for the privilege of conducting ice cream and all stand, restaurant day of August. Bids must for Privileges.” The Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. rg . . sight T ask what ‘ ee be . were all hard drinkers at sneer rRls <> ‘ . @H. DICKERMAN, B , ay DRUGS, STATIONERY AND -PHOTO SUPPLIES, p poet Pine and Commercial. . Phone 36 You Mightas . Well Be Out. of the world as out of style. There’s a games, on or before the 7th} st hil thetoven, but 220 “gives a ‘normal, evenBac sr eTheE of ‘the Past, “ne hel ~ Johns’ Patent ‘Heater-has Faken t its Place. ZG Regt no Re “Money Refunded if not. Satilactory, LEGG & ‘SHAW co., _ Sole Agraia for woeshewrs sit of Sty. = MILLER’S CLOTHING EMPORIUM OLD "RELIABLE. eet j THE IS STILL ON DECK. ‘Having had the confidence and patronage of the Public for the past, we shall endeavor to continue so. by square dealing, seling the nobbiest goods for the least money. / B. MILLER, Proprietor. nM. M. BERNHEIN, Mgr. Stop That Freadache = For 8 1-8 Cents. Call at Dickerman’s,.for.a. package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders (Three Doses in a Ten Cent Package.) Your money back if it fails to give you relief. dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is advancing: and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on ‘Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. A. CRAWFORD, wy ° a ° od e Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. RACES . T he Glenbrook Jockey Club Will give five or more races each day AUGUST 16 TO.,23,. 1897. The Best. Running Meeting sae Ever Held. Outside of San Pinaciees See the Flyers From Ingleside and Oakland Race . Trachea! LADIES? DAY. MONDAY, Pree, ove one eee ss or es rapes seats SASH DAL fr ¢ rho Admission to den including: railroad. fare, 50 cents. Gate Se —— Seca cee —— E. F. WHITING. ! 30 cents. H. Lowpry,, Asst. Sec. . Going to Build? wttural, Mechanical and Industrial pepe and, if meritorious, receive {rom lands ofored forsale; gives both seller and buyers me acunt of ramets a aap i coy Mitte seskies Seo ie EXHIBIT Sasi pcg dad oor bavers portant division of this view the various Y DEPARTMENT show + ae DEPART MEN wilt have 9 om Pes osorking exhibit ing the latest space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors CONCER: a. co Pecan i S will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the Califor "g eXof ERAS Eenae tA & it form one afk of the leading features of amusement, and we. sre. se cine Brace your wa: moe the the = puto on nen sopra! grout tnd prof ty vere a wall'ne « tical was. yon pub! FREE TRANSPORTATION feces vefnhietatelag hesgtven by the Address the Secretary fo: information, «Send for premium list. f bpecial EDWIN ¥. SMITH, ‘Sec’ yC. M. Chase, President, , Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, a "barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work, \ Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron; Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Gan hrs Ammunitio: ie Gun Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, en Hoot, Punts, Oils,’ Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win. dows, Resale: Wire Netting, © ? Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Pre FOOD FF PrP HeH F Lop ERE Your Grocer is like your Doctor. You've got to trast him with your HEALTH, and incidentally OW PRICES with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket k.to the detriment of your heal you'd better drop him quick. Wemake healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. Sugar Corn from the State of Maine 10 cents per-can. Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound ro cents Tomatoes. Three paca cans, Solid Pack BH oibtkes sc lisetiareney cen SO COTCE. Salmon. Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. 10 cents A full line of Cheeses.such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLFP’S CASH GROCERY. me Advertisers Get Stee e men pewererenasene: cess eae Met RR OD . REESE reece eects eensoeveseseves The best results from’the Dar.y TRANScript, The rates are the most reasonable for the quality of the service given. This has been the verdict of the advertising public of Nevada county for more than a quarter of a century. When You Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of: Paper, Type and Ink all cutja gure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of there. But no matter how superior they may be, atill the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presswork.' We claim to excel in these respects alazo. STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING The same as in clothing, and the Taxscuirt keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art' Preservative. We have the newest and moat compere Job Printing plant in the county, and we haye the best of workmen. Competent judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figutes They will satisfy you. BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a IF YOU DON’T READ THE TRANSCRIPT 4 YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS! —

Conclse Doings and-{ntentions, = W. Wodell is over: from North 8 Juan. A. W. Blundell. bas retarned from San Francisco. cheat af various “ols fi W. Coyne left for Sacramento, today over wt ona short visit. J. H. Reader was over from Sweet: land yesterday. William Maguire of Lowell Hill was iv town last evening. John Noonan of the Wants. Union . Telegraph Company is in town. ~~ Mrs. Sadler, wife of the Governor of Nevada, is visiting at Grass Valley. — Dan 8. Baker and wife have wo hEE i :rom Bartlett Springs, Lake county. John Dabb and wife returned last evening from a visit to Francisco. ‘J. O. Jones of Forest City was, in town last evening on his way to the Ba Z W. Morris of San Francisco returned here last evening from North San Juan. Fred Zeitler left yesterday for the southern mines to look after some mining property. J. Burton is down from Poorman & Hastings’ mine on the Middle Yuba to spend a few days. Miss Schoop of Sacramento, who has’ been visiting friends at: Washington, came down yesterday. W.C. Horner and wife of Rocklin, arrived here yesterday and left for Washington this morning. e Charles Peck and Frank Pfeiffer of Downieville were in town last evening on their way to San Francisco. W. T. Hawley, J. W. Glasson, I. kK. Levy and H. Kreise of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Miss Pearl Sooy and brother, ©. H. Sooy, arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their home to San Juan. Hon. J. M. Walling has gone to Vallejo to attend a meeting of the Directors of the Good eee: Orphan Home. F. W. Whitten came down. from Towle’s mill last evening. He reports that a large amount of lumber is being cut this season, Miss Stewart of Downieville, who has been to Washington on a visit to her father, D. P. Stewart, arrived here yesterday on her way home. Miss Minnie McEnerney, who has been visiting the family of Pat Mulcahey at Newtown, has returned to her home in Ohio. Miss McEnerney was very mach pleased with Nevada county tie. or Miners’ Association, It being represented that a mistaken idea appeared to prevail among some valley residents that the Association was willing to aid or connive at evasions of the law, in direct contradiction to the spirit and purpose of the Association, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, An erroneous impression seems to have been created in certain quarters respecting the purposes and objects for which the California Miners’ Association was organized; therefore, be it Resolved, That this committee calls especial attention to Section 2 of Article I of the Constitution of the above Association, which sets forth the objects of the Associa, ' tion, as follows, to-wit: “Section 2. The objects of this Association shall be to protect, develop and foster the mining industry of California ia all its, branches.” Further Resolved, That the California Miners’ Association will in no manner aid or encourage any mining in violation of any law or the lawful decree of any court. An Object Lesson. Pasadena News: Yesterday the writer received an offer on some of his new wheat. Itis just twice what the same wheat would heve been worth at the same place a year ago. As the cost of production is about stationary the present price yields many times the profits, for indeed, there were no profits at last year’s price. At the same time silver continues to go down. Those! tables of Coin’s “Financial School” quoted by Bryan last. summer about wheat and silver always going up and down together look ra:her “amusing these. days. ; eae Tar Alaska gold cure is a tonic that puts vigor into the limbs of old men, courage into the blood of the timid und hope into the hearts of the despondent. As a stimulus to energy it beats anything on the market. ; Has Lost tt oat Mis Hold, Now that. Weyler_ is yler is reduced to the necessity: o! his trips from one seaport in Cuba to. another by water instead of by land, it is evident he has lost his hold on ‘the island, and eventu“water altogether ally will havé to tal water 4 and strike out for. ‘Spain. had. hitched to the garbage cart other one being lame. tf ee the excursion this month to Truckee, Lake Tahoe, Carsonand Reno. > Comparatively few camping parties seem to be. going. to. the mountains from this city this season. The ma-. jority are. taking their outing by the f seashore, Today was. pay-day at the. Champion . gers mine. The company has 230 names ¢ ‘on the pay roll. This includes the em-. ployes at the Spanish mine, which jis owned by the above company. W. H. Tuttle of the Ow1 Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s -celebrated Milwaukee Jager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and glass, at popular prices. ,§22-tf. At Grass Valley yesterday while a ‘piano belonging to D. F. Bell of this city was being removed from Lord’s. Hall, one of the men let go and the piano slid to the bottom of. the. stairway. The instrument was quite badly damaged. There is an abundang¢e of fruit of all kinds this year, and in many orchards in this vicinity the trees are loaded down. ' Much of: the fruit is now. ripe, there being a good crop of, peaches, pears, plums and summer apples. The grape crop is looking well. A gentleman from San Francisco ‘bor is visiting this city says he notices piles of wood all over town and that, he cannot help thinking how long the fuel would last. if it was left in the street'in his city. The piles would be greatly reduced in . One night. Chance For ie idle Miners. Many of the miners in Amador and Calaveras counties are quitting work } and leaving for the Klondyke, Over 200 have left Amador county. Here is a chance for idle miners. who want to work. There are quite a number at} Grass Valley and some in this city. Tt is useless for those whe are looking for work to come to either of these towns. We would advise them to go to Amador county. fe eB A Fine Ledge: John Curry and Charles. Bates have strack a quartz ledge near the old Slide ledge on the South Yuba river; not far from French Corral. The ledge is twelve feet wide and the quartz prospects from $6 to $8 per ton. They intend to make arrangements. for work4 * pl vii for ‘flekets for! wars may hy ligt ow on ‘Over th “Thank you, it will not. be a8 sary!" rs key ‘York for?’ poz ing ma bronig ape se oped at apace _ By this time Who wan was extremely ‘drammer’s curiosity, laid per and exclaimed: “I'm going to. New ¥ cause the train is taking me there; sec. ond, because I've got lots of money and can afford it, and, last, because if I like the place I intend to buy it.’ The commercial man subsided amid a roar of laughter. —Philadelphia Times. The. Conter, Table. Some one recently has en a word ih phd ad nye old pr Byes table, it w indeed be a could it be reatored. The. pi aoa of ita bright lamp, its periodicals and its ooks suggests sociability and delightful intercourse. The very opportunity it offers for the drawing up of many chairs is.a silent. invitation, and it so #, subtlécharm that is allitsown. What ‘we most need in our modern social life are informal ‘gatherings ‘where companionship can be enjoyed without the preparation and the fuss attendant upon @ dinner. or a reception. And, as the center table may properly be called a promoter of just such happy homes, it would be well, were it) ohoe more given & place. —Philadelphia Ledger. «Great Drunkards. The qusstion as to whether great. men are ever drunkards must be answered in the affirmative, though argument is frequently made. to the contrary. Cato was a hard drinker, while, in the language . of one writer, ‘old Ben Jonson ‘was constantly “‘pickled.”” The poet Savage used. fence, and gert the. hardeat kinds of: ing. his own statue, : have seen him stand straight for many years.’*. Byron says of Porson, the great classical acholar, ‘‘I can never recollect him except as drunk or brutal, and generally both.’’ Keats was on a spree once that lasted six months. Horace, Plato, Aristophanes, Euripides, Alczus, Soorates and Tasso of the old timers and Goethe, Schiller, Addison, Pitt, Fox,

Blackstone, Fielding, Sterne and Steele rat, bePittsburg Dispatch, ing the claim, which is so situated that ! the year. Samples of the quartz have’ been left at Gaylord’s grocery, store. THE report of J ustice Field’s retirement from the Supreme Court has bemay retire and then about 3,000,000 “TI told you so.” York in a single day to carry American . wheat to foreign ports tells a story that . makes glad the heart of the. grain: grower. Nosuch record has been be-fore made in the history of production . in this country. Fine “Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods’ in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j28 Wit You Give Ur all that health means to you? If not, look out for im. pure blood. Oure boils, pimples humors and all scrofulous tendencies by taking Hood's: s Sarsaparilla. Hoop’s Pus “are > purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe, All druggists. GROVE’S TASTELESS Cutt Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the qEnurne ask for GRovE’s. jy19-6m._. UNION HOTEL flain Street, Nevada City. —_—_—_—— ). A. NORTHWAY, -. Prorateror s. Gordon, Son io W. Blundell, San Ban Francisco, B. L. Schiff, : T: Cato . A. Jot : . William Kiley, 5 Tee bar, rest-aurant, and other cy de ea San Joan, leges at the race meeting will ran 10/ OHS, days— Chicago, Ill., ys—Augnet 18 to 23° inclusive. Suc. F.L Everett, O cessful bidders must pay.6 per cent) ©. 8. ae cash, balancé on’ etait. ‘August ya re Pil ~~ Bids received at. Giffin’s cigar Miss A. Bivens, Googgetants ats Nevada City, om gr/before A 7. W. O. Horner aiid wife, Rock R8td — Guewproox Jockey Cuvs. John Noonan, W. U. Tel. C frae water can be obtained about half! j j come periodical and appears regularly : every summer. By and by the Justice . people will have the pleasure of saying Forty steamers “chartered in New ' ‘Ibe sealed and marked “Bids t ! ' <y__ ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK. Grass Valley and Nevada City MINERS’ UNION PICNIC. The undersigned, Secretary will receive bids for the privilege of conducting ice cream and all stand, restaurant day of August. Bids must for Privileges.” The Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. rg . . sight T ask what ‘ ee be . were all hard drinkers at sneer rRls <> ‘ . @H. DICKERMAN, B , ay DRUGS, STATIONERY AND -PHOTO SUPPLIES, p poet Pine and Commercial. . Phone 36 You Mightas . Well Be Out. of the world as out of style. There’s a games, on or before the 7th} st hil thetoven, but 220 “gives a ‘normal, evenBac sr eTheE of ‘the Past, “ne hel ~ Johns’ Patent ‘Heater-has Faken t its Place. ZG Regt no Re “Money Refunded if not. Satilactory, LEGG & ‘SHAW co., _ Sole Agraia for woeshewrs sit of Sty. = MILLER’S CLOTHING EMPORIUM OLD "RELIABLE. eet j THE IS STILL ON DECK. ‘Having had the confidence and patronage of the Public for the past, we shall endeavor to continue so. by square dealing, seling the nobbiest goods for the least money. / B. MILLER, Proprietor. nM. M. BERNHEIN, Mgr. Stop That Freadache = For 8 1-8 Cents. Call at Dickerman’s,.for.a. package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders (Three Doses in a Ten Cent Package.) Your money back if it fails to give you relief. dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is advancing: and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on ‘Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. A. CRAWFORD, wy ° a ° od e Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. RACES . T he Glenbrook Jockey Club Will give five or more races each day AUGUST 16 TO.,23,. 1897. The Best. Running Meeting sae Ever Held. Outside of San Pinaciees See the Flyers From Ingleside and Oakland Race . Trachea! LADIES? DAY. MONDAY, Pree, ove one eee ss or es rapes seats SASH DAL fr ¢ rho Admission to den including: railroad. fare, 50 cents. Gate Se —— Seca cee —— E. F. WHITING. ! 30 cents. H. Lowpry,, Asst. Sec. . Going to Build? wttural, Mechanical and Industrial pepe and, if meritorious, receive {rom lands ofored forsale; gives both seller and buyers me acunt of ramets a aap i coy Mitte seskies Seo ie EXHIBIT Sasi pcg dad oor bavers portant division of this view the various Y DEPARTMENT show + ae DEPART MEN wilt have 9 om Pes osorking exhibit ing the latest space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors CONCER: a. co Pecan i S will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the Califor "g eXof ERAS Eenae tA & it form one afk of the leading features of amusement, and we. sre. se cine Brace your wa: moe the the = puto on nen sopra! grout tnd prof ty vere a wall'ne « tical was. yon pub! FREE TRANSPORTATION feces vefnhietatelag hesgtven by the Address the Secretary fo: information, «Send for premium list. f bpecial EDWIN ¥. SMITH, ‘Sec’ yC. M. Chase, President, , Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, a "barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable.. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work, \ Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron; Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Gan hrs Ammunitio: ie Gun Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, en Hoot, Punts, Oils,’ Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win. dows, Resale: Wire Netting, © ? Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Pre FOOD FF PrP HeH F Lop ERE Your Grocer is like your Doctor. You've got to trast him with your HEALTH, and incidentally OW PRICES with your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who thinks of your pocket k.to the detriment of your heal you'd better drop him quick. Wemake healthy customers by selling them pure food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Canned Corn. Sugar Corn from the State of Maine 10 cents per-can. Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound ro cents Tomatoes. Three paca cans, Solid Pack BH oibtkes sc lisetiareney cen SO COTCE. Salmon. Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. 10 cents A full line of Cheeses.such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLFP’S CASH GROCERY. me Advertisers Get Stee e men pewererenasene: cess eae Met RR OD . REESE reece eects eensoeveseseves The best results from’the Dar.y TRANScript, The rates are the most reasonable for the quality of the service given. This has been the verdict of the advertising public of Nevada county for more than a quarter of a century. When You Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of: Paper, Type and Ink all cutja gure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of there. But no matter how superior they may be, atill the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presswork.' We claim to excel in these respects alazo. STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING The same as in clothing, and the Taxscuirt keeps up with the decrees of Dame Fashion in the Art' Preservative. We have the newest and moat compere Job Printing plant in the county, and we haye the best of workmen. Competent judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. See our work and get our figutes They will satisfy you. BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a IF YOU DON’T READ THE TRANSCRIPT 4 YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS! —