December 20, 1897 (4 pages)

RECTORY. Be, No: 119; £0; ellows Hall ings of Month at 1:98 27° HOSKING: WG, bud ent, No. 47, 1. 0. elidws’ He il f each: : MP elise month at CLEVELAN 6G. B, (o. 386, N. & G. Ww. hian Castle ing at 7:80 o'clock, 3 B. POWER; Pres, + iery, No. 6, K. T. sonic Hall ws each month, at FRANK AVER, Com. on 0.6, N. D. G. W. thianCastle . ursdays of each month. INNIE SS B.S. LAR” BAKERY ipt Block, dn pce pepe RED THAN BVER slic with Piret-clees f ALL KINDS TO ORDER: skes a Specialty. eased Yeast Cakee Cona, 37. RK BAKERY 1 st., Nevada City, Proprietor , Pies, Cakes, Etc., d Every Day. ; to Order a Specialty Reward. County Electric Power the above re t; will lead to the ion of any and all parfor arering or interfering “i 6 or manner with the s or wires in either of ross country. From now on there will and rent on our wires, ag with them do so at. * E. J. pe Saba, JR., ada County Electrie DT BROS., CIGAR DEALERS, HARRISON, DEALER Is f Cigars and Tobacco : S-Cent Cigar in Towa. . HARRISON, 2T. Opp. Rosenberg Bres. ) T. BROWN, SESHOER. Plaza Blacksmith Shop. The Only First-Class Horseskoer in the city. ntion > faulty movements of hora a specialty. dto Interfering Forshorses. . action Guaranteed. von Fruit Store . AS_REMOVED sullding, Foot of Main St. n hand the freshest.and best nd Vegetables. ock of Candies. nd Tobacco. ocktails a speciaity. ish Fridays and Saturdays. AS. HARRIS & SON. la Assay Office, Established in 1858 AS. J. OT, in Street, NEVADA CITY, "cal. of every description melted’ SLRS Sa ae aifaen Tanscript.— pis YEAR—NO. pods + sek Ws NEVADA cITy, CAL, MONDAY. EVENING, DECEMBER 20, x97. Ps ee EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, siisliiasiainiaaaiaiemaa nr aca THE. “TRANSCRIPT, ablished e jundays. and ] A pan gang a BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, UL. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATED.§ Fifty Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING :RATES. Made known on application. # t ntered atthe Postoffice at Nevada City ax eyond aialt matter. -— 0UR MINING PRODUCTS, A Grand Display at tte Golden Jubilee Fair Assured. The Board of Tradeexhitit committee held a meeting Safurday night and outlined plans for making a display of Nevada county mining products at the Golden Jubilee Fair to begin in San. Francisco next month. The Supervisors have expressed a willingness to make a reasonable appropriation of funds to gather and maintain thedisplay. The Nevada City and GrassValiey members: of the executive costimittee of the Miners: Association will beasked to co-operate with the Board of Trade committee in the work to be done. There will be every effort put forth to make this the most extensive and a tractive exhibition of mining products ever seen on the coast—a collection worthy of the principal gold mining county of the United States. it istmore than likely that arrangements: will be made to transfer the disp'ay to the State Board of Trade rooms on Post street at the conclusion of the Jubilee ‘Fair and there maintain it. permanently. . Died On the Way. Satarday’s Truckee Republican says: John ‘Tiong, whose home is at Consumne, Sacramento county, died yes> t rday ‘On his way here from Sierfa Valley at Cory’s Station. He was suffering from pneumonia but the doctor out there ‘thought he could stand the trip, but he; jwas obliged to stop on the. way. He was:about thirty years of age. The remain# will be brought in this -evening. W: Tait, with whom he started out, thought it was very rash of the doctor to permit-tiim:to start. eGoA tad tail. Saturday evening Mrs. W. -F. Englebright fell froma flower stand while watering some plants, and striking ber side on a jardinniere was painfully bruised. It was at. first believed she bad a broken rib, but a physician was called and found che was only bruised. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn ihai there is at: leasi one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hali’s Oatarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a coustitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur‘faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and givding the patient strength by building up tthe constitution and assisting nature iin doing its work. The proprietors have 80 much faith in its curative powers, that tiey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to eure. fiend for list of testimonials. Address, ¥.J’ CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O Sold’ by: Draggiste, 7c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Never: Equailed. The: Grand Bargain _Bazar in the Tower Building has opened and gifts are sold at prices never equalled in Nevada City. n27-tf For Can Goods—go and see the great stock that has just been received at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. Beat anything in that line ever brought to town. Go and ‘éée the nice things. all @@® Your money back on any holioH: rchase.if it is not satisfactory, pert a3 UNION : -: HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. HENRY NETSHE, Manaaer Hote! Arriva's. ee Frank Reidy, Sacramento, George Murphy, City, James McDonald, Colfax, «§. James, Jackson, Louis Carroll, Woodland, R. Day Prose s Vailey, ~ Fred W.C. oar’ Sek Hd Whitter, A.M. ‘Dobbie, Bloonsfield, W. M. Leeper, San Franvisco, B. W.Lawrence, “ J. McCarthy, Washington, 2. Magpler end wife, French Corral, re Fenton, Reed, Sommervitle, . ; Fa Fohocicone wionkin B Ridge, are Hogan,, Maryaviile, MA. neal Weimers. a 4 Francisco, at the age of 88 years: The \TRLEPHONE 70 SIERRA CITY. DEATH OF H.W. MOORE. A Well Known Pioneer Resident of Nevada County. H. M. Moore, father of BE. B. Moore, proprietor of the Sutier Hotel at Sutter Creek, recently died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. Harris, in San deceased was a native of New York and came to California in 1852 and settled at Moore’s Flat, which town. was named after ‘him. Mrs. Moore was the first ‘white woman settler of that historical mining camp. Mr. Moore was prominently “identified with Democratic politics in Nevada county for many years and was at one time a candidate for County Judge, being defeated by David Beiden for that position by one vote. Hoe was admitted to the bar in New York and also in this State, although he never took up the practice of law as a profession. He kept-a hotel in Moore’s Flat and was justice of the peace a number of years. He also resided in Nevada City for awhile with his family. in 1869 Mr. Moore settled in Copperopolis, Calaveras county, and engaged in the hotel business and has since resided there. ' His wife died at that place fourteen years ago. A Plan to Extend the Washington Line te That Place. The projectors of the telephone line from this city to Washington propose to put it through by the way of Blue Tent and Relief Hill, thus keeping below the deep snow line and at the same time securing financial aid from those localities. ‘They estimate that this route will be from 16 to 17 miles long and that the total cost of construction will not exceed $500, of which amount some $400 is already assured. It is believed the line will be continued through to Sierra City, a distance of 2214 miles further. It would thus pass the California mine and Graniteville, which are respectively 61¢ and 10% miles above Washington, and from Graniteville along the 12 mile ‘trail to Sierra City. The people of all the towns along the route will contribute liberally towards the necessary fund. Downtievilie Messenger items. Mrs. W. T. Luther is now located at Roseburg,.Oregon, where she and Mrs. Benjamin, (nee Rebecca Langton) are conducting a candy kitchen. Jesse C. Reed, one of the well known pioneers ofthis place, will take his departure tomorrow .for tha Soldier’s Home at Yountville, where he’ will spend his remaining days. The Downieville Stage Co. is now making through trips only to Downieville in one day, and the company will continue to do so as long as the weather and condition of-roads will permit. Stages for Sierra -City Jeave in the morning, returning in the afternoons. Last year the stage was compelled to change time in November. Oo 4 The Changes Made. The changes outlined in the Transcript of Friday have been made in the directory of the Good Title Mining Company. Isaac Joseph succeeds to the presidency vice J. E. Poingdestre who resigned preparatory to taking charge of the development of a property in Forbestown district. T. A. Carson is now the General Manager of the Good Title. Frenca Perfumes, delicate ard lasting. Roger & Gallet’s. The onty line. A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. dé METER ASS @@” Cameras for $5 and upwards at Dickerman’s. a3 WHAT'S AT'S THIS? The Chicago Tailore’ Association has an agent in town taking orders for the finest and mpst well-made. garments taat can be ht for the same money anywhere. Style and fit guaranteed. Suits from $10 and up. Pants $8 and up. As the name.shows this is, an, as-. sociation of Tailors and not a concern like some ready-made Houses in the’ same and other cities who are farnishing samples to any scheme, no. matter whether he knows anytliing about the business or not, sending such around -taking oraers for so-called Tailor-made garments, instructing them to charge as much as they can, and not to refuse ‘the lowest bid either if. deposit is, enough to pay expressage both ways. If the purchaser takes the garments, paying the whole amount and express charges the agent gets a small percentage, if not, the agent gets nothing and his firm lose nothing, they just simply lay the return garment back in its place for some other customer. ‘These agents are always claiming to represent the largest business houses. . Where they always‘see a mosquito they magnify it into a elephant. In the last place they were, the best people of the town werealmost crying when they left, ete. If good cunfidence-operators they have documents to prove that their assertions aretrue. However they generally disappear very suddenly. But we don’t, we stay by you, always ready to.correct if anything is wrong. Even the cheapest garment sold by us is warranted for a year; if aseam rip or a button gives.out we repair it ‘free of charge. Our $10 suits and $3 pants as well as our agents certificate is on public view ja our window. Come and examine). them together. with our own. work, Suits from $18 and up. Pants $5 and up. Overcoats $15 and op.Nothing but the best material. in used. All our garments are carefully tried on and fitted. The first part of January. 1,000: new styles will come in. Weare able to supply every body’s wants. We do. also Cleaning aud Repairing and everything that can be done in a Tailor’s Trade, O. E. WAXEL, The Taitor, Broad. Street; next door to Andrews &:Polkinghorn’s fruit store, Nevada City. 1}. A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room: always at. your disposal for changing or dev H. Dioxreman. Drugs, Stationery and Photo Materials. d8-tf sac Big Values. Those Men’s Plush Slippers for $1 00, $1 25, $1 50 and $1 75. At Carter & Johnston’s. als eo Please Your Husband And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster from Carter & Johuston’s. d13 Bring on Your Cushions. Bring your sofa cushions to Kinkead of the Cash Furniture Stores on Commercial street and have them filled with silk floss, if you want something really nice. = ‘16 -tf There ts Nothing Better For a Christmas. present than a couple of suits of that fine Underwear. Ai Oarter & Johnston’s. d13 Free of Charge. All persons buying a caméra from H Dickerman will be given full instruc: tions, free of charge, in making ex-' e posures, developing, priating and fin. ishing pictures. a8-tt A Special Cut In all lines of Men and and Boys’ Clothing At Carter & Johnston’s. d13 ‘Corcoran & Wrarams, contractor: and builders, do first-class work cheap Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Wate, Watches, : ‘Clocks, OPMIGAL GOODS, Fine Silk For Sale at the Lowest Prices. aS OF Chee Diamonds, : Luetie Umbrellas. & Brand. No Charge For Engraving. — GEORGE W. BOWSER Is in town representing the Consolidated Woolen Mills Co. of 61-58-55-57 E Harrison street, Chicago, Ill. His line of samples are on exhibition’ at the National Hotel, Nevada City. Domestic and Imported goods second to} mone and at prices that will be sure ‘to meet the approval of customers. Murtay Plaids, Hereford Checks, Salisbury Cheviots, Berwick Worsteds, English Clay Worsteds, Leed’s Kerseys, French Woréteds, Eureka Cashmeres, and’ an endless variety of ‘Trouserings,etc.,that must be seen to be appreciated. Mr. Bowser is well and’ favorably known throughout all the northern counties, having solicited in this section for. a ‘number. of years, A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR NO SALE. FOLL PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINATION AND TRY-ON AT WELLS FarGo’s Express. No ‘FIT, NO SALE. A special line of English and Scotch suitings from $12 50 upwards. Trouserings from $3 up. Our garments are fine tailoring in every particular, at. one profit from the mills to the wearers. Five mills consolidated into one large concern. d17-tf seo All the ' atest ‘Shapes, styles ana co.urs in neckwear. At Carter & Johnston’s. d13 2 pe ath al Go and Get One. Those fine Silk Umbrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargains been offered i in that line before. n30-tf Buy o Gaye Uis.ers. In all grades and prices. At Carter &J obnston’s. d13 O@ Beautiful Bohemian {oilet atomizers in great-variety at Dickerman’s. MMF Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. a3 Twelve ounces of Schilling’s Best baking powder does as much work as a pound of any other baking powder, Your money back if you grocers.’ A Schilling & C gar, Aol a0 don’t like Schilling’s Best at] Lentje & Brand Have a Large Stock and -» the Prices Are the Lowest. Diamonds are selling quickly this Season, and why? Because our assortment is the largest and prices lower than anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when. you buy of dali LEUTJE & BRAND. Seely’s Perfumes. Finest holiday line made. All packages contain good, honest quadruple extract, not cheap cologne. H. Dickerman, sole agent. a3 : Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk, Prepared Frenc ' Mustard 25 cents per quart at A: B. Wolf's. tf To Cure a Colu in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. 94-6m ; Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. Absolutely Pure ROVAL RAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. SAN FRANCISCOsese0e wor BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. &@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SR 200 pupils secured positions in} 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a position, AL AALALALLALLAL ALLEL =A Single Glance The ‘Holidays Maher & Co.’s Dear Lapies—This is our first Xmas at your city, and we now wish to tell you in as few words as we can what we have for the holiday trade—all new, all useful, and not expensive. oo FOR THE LADIES. Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, 75 cents to $5 each. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cents to $1.50 each. Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters. Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched, 5 cents to $1. Purses for the latices. Neckwear for the ladies. Fans for the ladies. Holiday Aprons, very handsome. New Laces, New Ribbons. High noveities in Garters, from 10 cents to $1.50, Silk Hose in black and colored. ‘ ' Silk Umbrellas for wet days. Feather Boas. Chiffon Pleated Neckwear. Handsome Silk Skirts, a grand gift. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1.50. Glove Boxes, Xmas Cards, etc. FOR THE DEAR MEN. Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, my’ Gent’s Li Handkerchiefs, Gent's Tait Handkerchiefs, Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, colored border. Gent’s Mufflers and Reefers, in black, white and colored, Gent’s Scarfs, of the very latest—done upina handsome box for Xmas. Gent’s Fine Cashmere Soxs. Ladies and Gentlemen— Come and See Us During the Holidays. OBES Eh We have ‘uaportea a Grand Now Lot of ™ BLACK SUMSTS for Holiday Gifts. No finer goods can be found anywhere. SEB THEM. —=——= ae We Lead In. LAMPS. Latest Styles. ! Largest Stock ! Lowest Prices ! A : Chiffoniers, and Janey Rockers, Combination Book Cases On the part of the prospective purchaser, will convince any, one that the fine goods just received from Rochester, New York, at JA AMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Rattan Chairs, Secretaries. AAS ADAJAAADAJUAALAAD JUbdALAMINS — Ornamental = and Useful Holiday = Gifts ‘ = Come and See Our ’ 2 . HANDSOME of = HANGING LAMPS, 4 = LEGG & SHAN COMPANY = = 3 > 3 3 = N ; Tt Pd we . .And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and Boys’ Suits Overcoats at All-Prices an POR Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchieis, Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST Corner B-oad In the Line of CLOTHING RRR ASE CRE From cellar to ceiling of the finest and most stylish goods d FURNISHINGS, CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Hats of the Latest Shapes PRICES THE LOWEST GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, and Pine Streets, : Nevada City, Cal.

RECTORY. Be, No: 119; £0; ellows Hall ings of Month at 1:98 27° HOSKING: WG, bud ent, No. 47, 1. 0. elidws’ He il f each: : MP elise month at CLEVELAN 6G. B, (o. 386, N. & G. Ww. hian Castle ing at 7:80 o'clock, 3 B. POWER; Pres, + iery, No. 6, K. T. sonic Hall ws each month, at FRANK AVER, Com. on 0.6, N. D. G. W. thianCastle . ursdays of each month. INNIE SS B.S. LAR” BAKERY ipt Block, dn pce pepe RED THAN BVER slic with Piret-clees f ALL KINDS TO ORDER: skes a Specialty. eased Yeast Cakee Cona, 37. RK BAKERY 1 st., Nevada City, Proprietor , Pies, Cakes, Etc., d Every Day. ; to Order a Specialty Reward. County Electric Power the above re t; will lead to the ion of any and all parfor arering or interfering “i 6 or manner with the s or wires in either of ross country. From now on there will and rent on our wires, ag with them do so at. * E. J. pe Saba, JR., ada County Electrie DT BROS., CIGAR DEALERS, HARRISON, DEALER Is f Cigars and Tobacco : S-Cent Cigar in Towa. . HARRISON, 2T. Opp. Rosenberg Bres. ) T. BROWN, SESHOER. Plaza Blacksmith Shop. The Only First-Class Horseskoer in the city. ntion > faulty movements of hora a specialty. dto Interfering Forshorses. . action Guaranteed. von Fruit Store . AS_REMOVED sullding, Foot of Main St. n hand the freshest.and best nd Vegetables. ock of Candies. nd Tobacco. ocktails a speciaity. ish Fridays and Saturdays. AS. HARRIS & SON. la Assay Office, Established in 1858 AS. J. OT, in Street, NEVADA CITY, "cal. of every description melted’ SLRS Sa ae aifaen Tanscript.— pis YEAR—NO. pods + sek Ws NEVADA cITy, CAL, MONDAY. EVENING, DECEMBER 20, x97. Ps ee EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, siisliiasiainiaaaiaiemaa nr aca THE. “TRANSCRIPT, ablished e jundays. and ] A pan gang a BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, UL. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATED.§ Fifty Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING :RATES. Made known on application. # t ntered atthe Postoffice at Nevada City ax eyond aialt matter. -— 0UR MINING PRODUCTS, A Grand Display at tte Golden Jubilee Fair Assured. The Board of Tradeexhitit committee held a meeting Safurday night and outlined plans for making a display of Nevada county mining products at the Golden Jubilee Fair to begin in San. Francisco next month. The Supervisors have expressed a willingness to make a reasonable appropriation of funds to gather and maintain thedisplay. The Nevada City and GrassValiey members: of the executive costimittee of the Miners: Association will beasked to co-operate with the Board of Trade committee in the work to be done. There will be every effort put forth to make this the most extensive and a tractive exhibition of mining products ever seen on the coast—a collection worthy of the principal gold mining county of the United States. it istmore than likely that arrangements: will be made to transfer the disp'ay to the State Board of Trade rooms on Post street at the conclusion of the Jubilee ‘Fair and there maintain it. permanently. . Died On the Way. Satarday’s Truckee Republican says: John ‘Tiong, whose home is at Consumne, Sacramento county, died yes> t rday ‘On his way here from Sierfa Valley at Cory’s Station. He was suffering from pneumonia but the doctor out there ‘thought he could stand the trip, but he; jwas obliged to stop on the. way. He was:about thirty years of age. The remain# will be brought in this -evening. W: Tait, with whom he started out, thought it was very rash of the doctor to permit-tiim:to start. eGoA tad tail. Saturday evening Mrs. W. -F. Englebright fell froma flower stand while watering some plants, and striking ber side on a jardinniere was painfully bruised. It was at. first believed she bad a broken rib, but a physician was called and found che was only bruised. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn ihai there is at: leasi one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hali’s Oatarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a coustitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur‘faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and givding the patient strength by building up tthe constitution and assisting nature iin doing its work. The proprietors have 80 much faith in its curative powers, that tiey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to eure. fiend for list of testimonials. Address, ¥.J’ CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O Sold’ by: Draggiste, 7c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Never: Equailed. The: Grand Bargain _Bazar in the Tower Building has opened and gifts are sold at prices never equalled in Nevada City. n27-tf For Can Goods—go and see the great stock that has just been received at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. Beat anything in that line ever brought to town. Go and ‘éée the nice things. all @@® Your money back on any holioH: rchase.if it is not satisfactory, pert a3 UNION : -: HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. HENRY NETSHE, Manaaer Hote! Arriva's. ee Frank Reidy, Sacramento, George Murphy, City, James McDonald, Colfax, «§. James, Jackson, Louis Carroll, Woodland, R. Day Prose s Vailey, ~ Fred W.C. oar’ Sek Hd Whitter, A.M. ‘Dobbie, Bloonsfield, W. M. Leeper, San Franvisco, B. W.Lawrence, “ J. McCarthy, Washington, 2. Magpler end wife, French Corral, re Fenton, Reed, Sommervitle, . ; Fa Fohocicone wionkin B Ridge, are Hogan,, Maryaviile, MA. neal Weimers. a 4 Francisco, at the age of 88 years: The \TRLEPHONE 70 SIERRA CITY. DEATH OF H.W. MOORE. A Well Known Pioneer Resident of Nevada County. H. M. Moore, father of BE. B. Moore, proprietor of the Sutier Hotel at Sutter Creek, recently died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. Harris, in San deceased was a native of New York and came to California in 1852 and settled at Moore’s Flat, which town. was named after ‘him. Mrs. Moore was the first ‘white woman settler of that historical mining camp. Mr. Moore was prominently “identified with Democratic politics in Nevada county for many years and was at one time a candidate for County Judge, being defeated by David Beiden for that position by one vote. Hoe was admitted to the bar in New York and also in this State, although he never took up the practice of law as a profession. He kept-a hotel in Moore’s Flat and was justice of the peace a number of years. He also resided in Nevada City for awhile with his family. in 1869 Mr. Moore settled in Copperopolis, Calaveras county, and engaged in the hotel business and has since resided there. ' His wife died at that place fourteen years ago. A Plan to Extend the Washington Line te That Place. The projectors of the telephone line from this city to Washington propose to put it through by the way of Blue Tent and Relief Hill, thus keeping below the deep snow line and at the same time securing financial aid from those localities. ‘They estimate that this route will be from 16 to 17 miles long and that the total cost of construction will not exceed $500, of which amount some $400 is already assured. It is believed the line will be continued through to Sierra City, a distance of 2214 miles further. It would thus pass the California mine and Graniteville, which are respectively 61¢ and 10% miles above Washington, and from Graniteville along the 12 mile ‘trail to Sierra City. The people of all the towns along the route will contribute liberally towards the necessary fund. Downtievilie Messenger items. Mrs. W. T. Luther is now located at Roseburg,.Oregon, where she and Mrs. Benjamin, (nee Rebecca Langton) are conducting a candy kitchen. Jesse C. Reed, one of the well known pioneers ofthis place, will take his departure tomorrow .for tha Soldier’s Home at Yountville, where he’ will spend his remaining days. The Downieville Stage Co. is now making through trips only to Downieville in one day, and the company will continue to do so as long as the weather and condition of-roads will permit. Stages for Sierra -City Jeave in the morning, returning in the afternoons. Last year the stage was compelled to change time in November. Oo 4 The Changes Made. The changes outlined in the Transcript of Friday have been made in the directory of the Good Title Mining Company. Isaac Joseph succeeds to the presidency vice J. E. Poingdestre who resigned preparatory to taking charge of the development of a property in Forbestown district. T. A. Carson is now the General Manager of the Good Title. Frenca Perfumes, delicate ard lasting. Roger & Gallet’s. The onty line. A single drop perfumes your handkerchief. At Dickerman’s. dé METER ASS @@” Cameras for $5 and upwards at Dickerman’s. a3

WHAT'S AT'S THIS? The Chicago Tailore’ Association has an agent in town taking orders for the finest and mpst well-made. garments taat can be ht for the same money anywhere. Style and fit guaranteed. Suits from $10 and up. Pants $8 and up. As the name.shows this is, an, as-. sociation of Tailors and not a concern like some ready-made Houses in the’ same and other cities who are farnishing samples to any scheme, no. matter whether he knows anytliing about the business or not, sending such around -taking oraers for so-called Tailor-made garments, instructing them to charge as much as they can, and not to refuse ‘the lowest bid either if. deposit is, enough to pay expressage both ways. If the purchaser takes the garments, paying the whole amount and express charges the agent gets a small percentage, if not, the agent gets nothing and his firm lose nothing, they just simply lay the return garment back in its place for some other customer. ‘These agents are always claiming to represent the largest business houses. . Where they always‘see a mosquito they magnify it into a elephant. In the last place they were, the best people of the town werealmost crying when they left, ete. If good cunfidence-operators they have documents to prove that their assertions aretrue. However they generally disappear very suddenly. But we don’t, we stay by you, always ready to.correct if anything is wrong. Even the cheapest garment sold by us is warranted for a year; if aseam rip or a button gives.out we repair it ‘free of charge. Our $10 suits and $3 pants as well as our agents certificate is on public view ja our window. Come and examine). them together. with our own. work, Suits from $18 and up. Pants $5 and up. Overcoats $15 and op.Nothing but the best material. in used. All our garments are carefully tried on and fitted. The first part of January. 1,000: new styles will come in. Weare able to supply every body’s wants. We do. also Cleaning aud Repairing and everything that can be done in a Tailor’s Trade, O. E. WAXEL, The Taitor, Broad. Street; next door to Andrews &:Polkinghorn’s fruit store, Nevada City. 1}. A Free Dark-Room. My dark-room: always at. your disposal for changing or dev H. Dioxreman. Drugs, Stationery and Photo Materials. d8-tf sac Big Values. Those Men’s Plush Slippers for $1 00, $1 25, $1 50 and $1 75. At Carter & Johnston’s. als eo Please Your Husband And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster from Carter & Johuston’s. d13 Bring on Your Cushions. Bring your sofa cushions to Kinkead of the Cash Furniture Stores on Commercial street and have them filled with silk floss, if you want something really nice. = ‘16 -tf There ts Nothing Better For a Christmas. present than a couple of suits of that fine Underwear. Ai Oarter & Johnston’s. d13 Free of Charge. All persons buying a caméra from H Dickerman will be given full instruc: tions, free of charge, in making ex-' e posures, developing, priating and fin. ishing pictures. a8-tt A Special Cut In all lines of Men and and Boys’ Clothing At Carter & Johnston’s. d13 ‘Corcoran & Wrarams, contractor: and builders, do first-class work cheap Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Wate, Watches, : ‘Clocks, OPMIGAL GOODS, Fine Silk For Sale at the Lowest Prices. aS OF Chee Diamonds, : Luetie Umbrellas.. & Brand. No Charge For Engraving. — GEORGE W. BOWSER Is in town representing the Consolidated Woolen Mills Co. of 61-58-55-57 E Harrison street, Chicago, Ill. His line of samples are on exhibition’ at the National Hotel, Nevada City. Domestic and Imported goods second to} mone and at prices that will be sure ‘to meet the approval of customers. Murtay Plaids, Hereford Checks, Salisbury Cheviots, Berwick Worsteds, English Clay Worsteds, Leed’s Kerseys, French Woréteds, Eureka Cashmeres, and’ an endless variety of ‘Trouserings,etc.,that must be seen to be appreciated. Mr. Bowser is well and’ favorably known throughout all the northern counties, having solicited in this section for. a ‘number. of years, A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR NO SALE. FOLL PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINATION AND TRY-ON AT WELLS FarGo’s Express. No ‘FIT, NO SALE. A special line of English and Scotch suitings from $12 50 upwards. Trouserings from $3 up. Our garments are fine tailoring in every particular, at. one profit from the mills to the wearers. Five mills consolidated into one large concern. d17-tf seo All the ' atest ‘Shapes, styles ana co.urs in neckwear. At Carter & Johnston’s. d13 2 pe ath al Go and Get One. Those fine Silk Umbrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargains been offered i in that line before. n30-tf Buy o Gaye Uis.ers. In all grades and prices. At Carter &J obnston’s. d13 O@ Beautiful Bohemian {oilet atomizers in great-variety at Dickerman’s. MMF Fancy Goods but not fancy prices, at Dickerman’s. a3 Twelve ounces of Schilling’s Best baking powder does as much work as a pound of any other baking powder, Your money back if you grocers.’ A Schilling & C gar, Aol a0 don’t like Schilling’s Best at] Lentje & Brand Have a Large Stock and -» the Prices Are the Lowest. Diamonds are selling quickly this Season, and why? Because our assortment is the largest and prices lower than anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when. you buy of dali LEUTJE & BRAND. Seely’s Perfumes. Finest holiday line made. All packages contain good, honest quadruple extract, not cheap cologne. H. Dickerman, sole agent. a3 : Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk, Prepared Frenc ' Mustard 25 cents per quart at A: B. Wolf's. tf To Cure a Colu in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. 94-6m ; Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. Absolutely Pure ROVAL RAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. SAN FRANCISCOsese0e wor BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. &@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SR 200 pupils secured positions in} 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a position, AL AALALALLALLAL ALLEL =A Single Glance The ‘Holidays Maher & Co.’s Dear Lapies—This is our first Xmas at your city, and we now wish to tell you in as few words as we can what we have for the holiday trade—all new, all useful, and not expensive. oo FOR THE LADIES. Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, 75 cents to $5 each. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cents to $1.50 each. Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters. Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched, 5 cents to $1. Purses for the latices. Neckwear for the ladies. Fans for the ladies. Holiday Aprons, very handsome. New Laces, New Ribbons. High noveities in Garters, from 10 cents to $1.50, Silk Hose in black and colored. ‘ ' Silk Umbrellas for wet days. Feather Boas. Chiffon Pleated Neckwear. Handsome Silk Skirts, a grand gift. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1. Kid Gloves, all shades, $1.50. Glove Boxes, Xmas Cards, etc. FOR THE DEAR MEN. Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, my’ Gent’s Li Handkerchiefs, Gent's Tait Handkerchiefs, Gent’s Silk Handkerchiefs, colored border. Gent’s Mufflers and Reefers, in black, white and colored, Gent’s Scarfs, of the very latest—done upina handsome box for Xmas. Gent’s Fine Cashmere Soxs. Ladies and Gentlemen— Come and See Us During the Holidays. OBES Eh We have ‘uaportea a Grand Now Lot of ™ BLACK SUMSTS for Holiday Gifts. No finer goods can be found anywhere. SEB THEM. —=——= ae We Lead In. LAMPS. Latest Styles. ! Largest Stock ! Lowest Prices ! A : Chiffoniers, and Janey Rockers, Combination Book Cases On the part of the prospective purchaser, will convince any, one that the fine goods just received from Rochester, New York, at JA AMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Rattan Chairs, Secretaries. AAS ADAJAAADAJUAALAAD JUbdALAMINS — Ornamental = and Useful Holiday = Gifts ‘ = Come and See Our ’ 2 . HANDSOME of = HANGING LAMPS, 4 = LEGG & SHAN COMPANY = = 3 > 3 3 = N ; Tt Pd we . .And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and Boys’ Suits Overcoats at All-Prices an POR Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchieis, Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST Corner B-oad In the Line of CLOTHING RRR ASE CRE From cellar to ceiling of the finest and most stylish goods d FURNISHINGS, CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Hats of the Latest Shapes PRICES THE LOWEST GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, and Pine Streets, : Nevada City, Cal.