December 24, 1897 (4 pages)

PeCad. MSeSeus eecu THE ‘TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1380, by Nat. P. Browx & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. > Proprietors FRIDAY. .. 06 DEC. 4, 1897. soa THE PEOPLE LIKE IT. It now seems quite possible, if not probable, that the United States Senate may accept "President McKinley’s “eurrency plan in which he proposes the destruction of the “endless chain” system by which gold is drawn out of the Treasury, and a gradual transfer of the.gold responsibility to the national banks of the country, in conjanction with an increased circulation on their part. Prior to the presentation of the President's simple and apparently feasible plan it was believed that nothing could be offered which would be accepted by the silver element, in the Senate, unless a freecoinage proposition were attached to it. The unanimity of popular sentiment in , favor of the Presidenit’s plan, however, seems likely to lead this element of the Senate to assume an attitude toward the proposition similar to that with which they accepted the protective features " of the tariff bill, permitting it to pass because of their recognition of its porularity witb the people, ee AN INTERESTING SHOWING. The Mexican “financiers” who are throwing up their sombreros in honcr of Mr. Bryan would probably be surprised to know that the increase in money in circulation in the United States since Mr. Bryan’s nomination, 17 months ago, is double the entire amount of money existing in the Republic of Mexico. The total money of that country, whose financial system Mr. Bryan urges us to adopt, is $106,888,000, of which $97,000,000 is in silver coin, $5,000,000 in gold, and $4,000,000 in uncovered paper; while the actual increase of the money in circulation in the United states since the beginning of the month in which Mr. Bryan was nominated is $211,359,338. ENCOURAGING CUTLOOK. Painful as the fact may be to the croakers who are finding fault with the operations of the Dingley law, there is prospect that it will produce a surplus daring the present month. Its actual earnings, omitting the sums received on account of the Pacific Railroad sa _e, were, during the first half of the month, jast about equal to the expenditures, and itis probable that when the: December figures are made upthey will bring a New Year’s present of a surplus for the month of December. Dn. Sze, the appropriately named astronomer of the Flagstaff observatory, claims to have discovered 500 new double stars. Can it be possible that they are only ‘ordinary stars and that he was in such a condition that he could see double? \ Hetzn Gouin has purchased a mystic crystal sphere which is said to enable one to'see into the future. It ought to be a handy thing to have around the house when the wheat market is lively, as most of the money is cleaned up on “futures.” CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS. The Union Market Supplies Customers With the Very Best. “Good meat at all times is the rule at Colley Bros.’ Union market on Commercial street, and this is why their customers are always satisfied. For the holidays'they have made special provisions and will have on display the finest lot of meat of different kinds to be found anywhere. Stull-fed beef and ; Gilt Edge saloon at the corner of Broad . : mutton and corn-fed pork do not give the butcher as much profit as that fed in the usual manner, but Colley Bros. intend to give their patrons a Christmas benefit and will serve this week only choice, selected stock. Roasts fit for a king, and steaks and chops the} sight of which would make an epicure’s heart beat with delight and his mouth water with gastronomical anticipations can be obtained at their market. Their Public Taste hams and bacons and pure leaf lard are of the finest quality. If you want something really nice for your holiday dinners call on Colley Bros., the pioneer butchers. 423-2t It Is No Lottery To buy Christmas gifts if you go to the right store. We have everything in the line of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Plush Slippers, Embroidered Suspenders and a complete line of up-to-date Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. da13 Cartek & JoHNSTON’s. _—_— + oe Don’t Take Any Chances. But buy one of those nice Silk Muffiers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnston’s. é da13 Brvsu, conib and tray sets—beanties. Cali early and pick one out, at Dickerman's. ag —— FALSE. eet CONDEMNE we The Willows Promoter of Wednesday offers the following sensible suggestions, the force of which will be admitted by every citizen: Onr county officers, one and all, and . ‘more especially the Board of Supervisors, fall into the error of going upon the outside whenever there is an occasfon to have work done for the county. This is clearly wrong, and the. excuse that they are doing it forthe best interests of the taxpayer is not well taken and as a rule not well received by their constituents. An official-cannot have the welfare of his town or county at heart who calls upon artisans from another ‘county ‘to do the work which properly belongs to his constituents. The official is put into office by the very people whom he is working against by -his actions, and the taxes they. pay go toward paying his salary, and they are therefore worthy of his consideration. A private citizen has a much better right to place his patronage where he will, bat an official, doing the business of a county, should never go upon the outside for anything that can be man will work unless he makes a profit, whether he comes from a great city or belongs in the county, and that profit if kept at home will benefit the county in more ways than one, but if. taken away will beseen or felt no more in the receive careful consideration by all officials und the idea of false economy now in. vogue should be stopped, THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY Your Fancy Groceries-and Provisiocs fcr Christmas. Don't forget that W. G. Richards, who keeps the urocery store next door to the City Hali, not only keeps a store but that he keeps constantly in stock the best and freshest goods in his line of business. His assoriment of fancy groceries and luxuries is large and varied and the goods are all first-class. He is ‘not married to any agencies, con. Esta sequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the least money. Mince meat, plum pudding, cranberries and other essential articles for holiday cooking can be at his store at the lowest prices: him a call. 22-3t READY FOR CHRISTMAS. The National Meat Ma:ket Makes a. Fine Display. Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger will bang upin his National market on Broad street a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expressly for the holidays. The display will be one that all should. see, the meats being of the choicest quality and equaling in every respect any ever seen here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats at the National market. d21-3t —_—————+ e@e-> Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi . ness done by Luetje & Brand during . the past week they still have on band! the largest and most elegant lot of; goods in the line of diamonds, watches, . silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown iu this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of selling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar, Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited d18-5t LEUIJE & BRAND'S. For the Inner Man. No finer beef, pork, mutton, hams, bacon, saus igs, etc. were ever hung up that now on the hooks at Grisse} Bros.’ meat market. 1t eo Eat, Drink and Be Merry. Lammon & Davis, proprietors of the and Pine streets, serve patrons with the best of everything in their line. During the holidays they will make a specialty of fancy drinks of every kind. Fine eggnog and Tom and Jerry on Christmas. Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey supper will be served, to which all are invited. a22-3t They Are Gems. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter&Johnson’s. 4di3 Candy aad Christmas Novelties. A. Tam, Pine street, has a splendid stock of the finest fresh candy, nuts Jand novelties for the Christmas trade, and is selling at lower prices than ever. He also has a nice lot of Christmas ornaments. _ . €22-8t on 0 ee 2 Nice Goods and Lots of Them. A Blamenthal’s store store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled with a fine . stock, including many articles expressly for thé holidays. 22-Bt © Head Gear. If you want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the ap-to-date styles a ayter RGR sten's, 413 . done or furnished at home. No sare. channels of trade. This subject should . Something New . se ey be 4 : . . A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad: Will fs please old and young. The most eae sh the least money. a PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS uP. Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12 plate holders. Takes pictures 4X5 inches. Oe ee re OS Wey. { SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES ie Beautiful Gift Packages at moderate prices. r French Perfumes—Delicate and Lasting. — oe B Atomizers (Import2d) For Perfume and Toilet Use. Raney Statienery H. DICKERMAN. PMD ic * Pe 2 SERA. oF tS 2 BO a “nt PF _An elegant selendieds of & TOILET CASES, _. : hice : : MANICURE SETS, ) ey i . LEATHER CASES AND PURSES, s -. AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES — Games and Tey Beeoks. See ss OSS a Se Sa a Sint sh Notice to Creditors. STATE OF JOHN ARBOGAST, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the ‘undersigned, or wae a of the Kstate of John bogast, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons heving ¢ claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first ublication of this notice to the. said Adminrator, at the law office of Fred Searls in Nevada tity, Cal., ‘he same being the place for the transaction of the business of said » i id County of. Ni ite, in sa unty ed “Aber Administrator of the Estate of John Arbodeceased. Bate’ this 2ist day of December, 2397. Fred Searls, Attorney. a2. Notice to Creditors. STATE. OF JAMES D. POWER, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the unudersigned Administrator o' Pcge estate of James D. Power, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said d , to exhibit them with ith the necessary vouchers within four congas after the first ublication of this notice, to the said Adminrator_at his office, the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine street, Nevada. Vity, Nevada eounty, California, the same being the place for the tra: on of the business of the said estate. E. W. SCHMIDT, Administrator of the Estate of Jawes D. Power, eased. Txos. S, Forp, Attorney for Estate. d21 A on ES Would make a mote neat present for . Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 lim makiag hem very cleap. I have all of .he L test Novelties, an. guarantee t» please you. ote eee ea? Visitors are always welcome at the Studio, I make a specialty}of Hiah Grade Enlargements In Crayo :, Water Color or Sepia. MOORE, ' The PeetgeraetneAiways up te date. Frames made to ordcr. We Are Here to Stay, WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes } { ' New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be givén away Xmas. One chance for each purchase to the amount of one dollar. \A. J. Bovey & Bro. BROAD STREET. “Dr. N.B. reas DENTISTS. A Lite Kony Does the Basnss Her, We have Presents for Everybody. Our Stock is Large and complete.We beg to call your attention to a few of our specialties : Calendars, Diaries, Booklets,’ Purses, CHILDREN’S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC LANTERNS, Bibles anda Prayer Books. The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make. our Store the best place to do your Christmas sting Respectfully, 7. STEIN. ‘Gamecock Whisky ,. 1 00 Ofte at renee Seeramente ot, Merada x x = mw. oa / F caiiaieiiaiialaieidieieisiaiaiiatet ote OFFICE OF Santa Claus, Dispenser of ; Happiness For All. WONDERLAND, Christmastide, 1897. To Aru WuHom It May "ConcERN : : this day appointed 6. SF. Rosenthal Commercial St., Nevada City, ue 2 Nat, 3 Sa A res: GR iz As my local Distributing Agentfor .* . *% TOYS, BOOKS, DOLLS, ALBUMS, TOILET, SETS, And all sorts of Holiday Noveltizs. I. have’ the,» structed him to'sell them at very " lowest *p r With complim=nts of the season, I am’ ©* =<" * Yours For Happiness, ~ Santa Craus. P. a gat a mt bag cig iad Lis tare delivery. BEEHIVE . : GROCERY. . J.J. JACKSON, <Proprietor Agency For--Ilonogram Whiskey Blue Label . Catsup Shasta Water, Shaita 0 Gtiger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries ee PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED © MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin ..0:. ek eee soot 25. Battle Ax OB ACO. : [Duffy's Malt. + col Pitkles, y ae IXL Whisky ..000000. Hoes Root Beer 4205, as have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. hold no specials, nor do we have special sale. days. Goods: sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to > take our word for it, Please call in and price our oe dren’s BLACK HOSE. 5 ee We advise you to hold onto your money ane” ee we Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just. received, a fine line of Ladies’, Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25. cents. . “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents, Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only § cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. et Cuffs, a 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. _ MANAGER. Telephone 203—3 Bells. You will please take notice that I have J 3 ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods for the Holiday Crade That was ever trought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, _NECKWEAR, ETC. We Are Agenis Tar THE CELEBRATED P, CENTEMERI LOVES, The Best in the World. All Gloves Carefully . Fitted. to the hand.Gloves can’t be beat. —ALL SHADES, passer = aANDLERCHER STOCK Is complete and they are all of the latest designs, ranging: from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Latics and Gentleme. at 2 5 cents cannot be equaled. Silk Mufflers in all Shades. OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSH Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Omid orl and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. We have also bo tere pip haber and they are Panseome. Ladies, before prc thoy bier Pg hase: © holidays, please call and examine tock. troa show goods. All orders from the country promptly fi ae ue . cap ROSENBERG BROS. ee trying all others, that FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ?. Tcns of Candy Fine French Candy, . for Chist-nas, Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, CRANG3S, LIMES AND LEMONS. ; “CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. ae FOLEY, the Confectioner, « rieeir ter ‘Chis “s Worth Your SHitentien, — x Loose Rais'as—this year's. Seeded Raisins, in cartons ‘ ee , REE RE Raltine, London Layers, phi: Cleaned Currants, ; Mince Meat, in Jars and cartons. ‘Cranberries, Laman eee Citron, . Oy ster and Chicken Tomales. =e 2 hele gee te: SP Shouta the size for b sling 10 conta par ib Bread Bret mat to Cty att cS wale pert ‘Misses’ and Cbil-_ ‘ swindp bimoi attorney for.the 4 that thé’ innkeepers’ ytence owing to a blu ature of 1893, whi Mourt.uphelds:,’ Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid : tthe Methodist and: . tontérréw. Semnel-Hodge of Jamibs’ of Ratt lesna: ma tonight. y The-football. ga "Valley and Suisun tomorrow afternoor Corneljus were mar went to San Francis James H. Boyer, ¢ porter of Tulare cc school of stenograp! in this city, : Sutter Camp of A: invited to go to Mar 12th to confer their & new camp to be fo: The. Maysyille A Jorie Mitchell of G this city Wednesday ville to spend Cb brother. A Last evening’s Tic ‘have “been ramors game was running it itthis led Sheriff Get «city today. “ He fou: ‘tthe report. A wa mipped an saterpry the bad Y oe as Elena The ‘slankeepe Judge’ Day, of th the. Santa Barbara: count “Innkeepers’ Act” tc This decisiou grew of J. O. Baker, who ' the Needles at the ix prietor of a Santa B charged “Baker wit) out of ¢ —__—_—__+-+e A Christm: Sheriff Getcizell w' guests, at the coun with a Obristmas: dir “will not be: ds elabo haps as will’ be; affo elass hotets of the inclade a variety of not ordinarily. fall t jail nspatipes a BXTRAORDINAL ee sate . In Holiday Diamonds, Watebs qerware. Novelties A Sight Wo Don’t fail to seb ti Atsplay at Grissel Bi ket, Commercial'stre Fa ‘Turkey The finest lot of of Ta ‘to this: city’ ‘Will be -evening at the Fare Commercial street, °@ Christmas ‘Dinr The National Bx Ex sserve their Christme -day, Dec. 26th, ins "The usual ‘ehdidly sat Odd Felléws hail December 16th, : th \ Fancy. Mix ‘Maitland & Bec! alty of fancy hig: days. Try: also Tom and Jerry ity. Robin. Hood Whiskey thie best turkey lunch’all da body is invited: Go to Britland's . A Usefu We have the late of Fancy Shirts eve .All the late patte in-fact anything th 1 ee All. the R For finger-rings store of Luetje & I in the _ si prices. 2

PeCad. MSeSeus eecu THE ‘TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1380, by Nat. P. Browx & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. > Proprietors FRIDAY.. ... 06 DEC. 4, 1897. soa THE PEOPLE LIKE IT. It now seems quite possible, if not probable, that the United States Senate may accept "President McKinley’s “eurrency plan in which he proposes the destruction of the “endless chain” system by which gold is drawn out of the Treasury, and a gradual transfer of the.gold responsibility to the national banks of the country, in conjanction with an increased circulation on their part. Prior to the presentation of the President's simple and apparently feasible plan it was believed that nothing could be offered which would be accepted by the silver element, in the Senate, unless a freecoinage proposition were attached to it. The unanimity of popular sentiment in , favor of the Presidenit’s plan, however, seems likely to lead this element of the Senate to assume an attitude toward the proposition similar to that with which they accepted the protective features " of the tariff bill, permitting it to pass because of their recognition of its porularity witb the people, ee AN INTERESTING SHOWING. The Mexican “financiers” who are throwing up their sombreros in honcr of Mr. Bryan would probably be surprised to know that the increase in money in circulation in the United States since Mr. Bryan’s nomination, 17 months ago, is double the entire amount of money existing in the Republic of Mexico. The total money of that country, whose financial system Mr. Bryan urges us to adopt, is $106,888,000, of which $97,000,000 is in silver coin, $5,000,000 in gold, and $4,000,000 in uncovered paper; while the actual increase of the money in circulation in the United states since the beginning of the month in which Mr. Bryan was nominated is $211,359,338. ENCOURAGING CUTLOOK. Painful as the fact may be to the croakers who are finding fault with the operations of the Dingley law, there is prospect that it will produce a surplus daring the present month. Its actual earnings, omitting the sums received on account of the Pacific Railroad sa _e, were, during the first half of the month, jast about equal to the expenditures, and itis probable that when the: December figures are made upthey will bring a New Year’s present of a surplus for the month of December. Dn. Sze, the appropriately named astronomer of the Flagstaff observatory, claims to have discovered 500 new double stars. Can it be possible that they are only ‘ordinary stars and that he was in such a condition that he could see double? \ Hetzn Gouin has purchased a mystic crystal sphere which is said to enable one to'see into the future. It ought to be a handy thing to have around the house when the wheat market is lively, as most of the money is cleaned up on “futures.” CHOICE CHRISTMAS MEATS. The Union Market Supplies Customers With the Very Best. “Good meat at all times is the rule at Colley Bros.’ Union market on Commercial street, and this is why their customers are always satisfied. For the holidays'they have made special provisions and will have on display the finest lot of meat of different kinds to be found anywhere. Stull-fed beef and ; Gilt Edge saloon at the corner of Broad . : mutton and corn-fed pork do not give the butcher as much profit as that fed in the usual manner, but Colley Bros. intend to give their patrons a Christmas benefit and will serve this week only choice, selected stock. Roasts fit for a king, and steaks and chops the} sight of which would make an epicure’s heart beat with delight and his mouth water with gastronomical anticipations can be obtained at their market. Their Public Taste hams and bacons and pure leaf lard are of the finest quality. If you want something really nice for your holiday dinners call on Colley Bros., the pioneer butchers. 423-2t It Is No Lottery To buy Christmas gifts if you go to the right store. We have everything in the line of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Plush Slippers, Embroidered Suspenders and a complete line of up-to-date Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. da13 Cartek & JoHNSTON’s. _—_— + oe Don’t Take Any Chances. But buy one of those nice Silk Muffiers or Reefers. At Carter & Jobnston’s. é da13 Brvsu, conib and tray sets—beanties. Cali early and pick one out, at Dickerman's. ag —— FALSE. eet CONDEMNE we The Willows Promoter of Wednesday offers the following sensible suggestions, the force of which will be admitted by every citizen: Onr county officers, one and all, and . ‘more especially the Board of Supervisors, fall into the error of going upon the outside whenever there is an occasfon to have work done for the county. This is clearly wrong, and the. excuse that they are doing it forthe best interests of the taxpayer is not well taken and as a rule not well received by their constituents. An official-cannot have the welfare of his town or county at heart who calls upon artisans from another ‘county ‘to do the work which properly belongs to his constituents. The official is put into office by the very people whom he is working against by -his actions, and the taxes they. pay go toward paying his salary, and they are therefore worthy of his consideration. A private citizen has a much better right to place his patronage where he will, bat an official, doing the business of a county, should never go upon the outside for anything that can be man will work unless he makes a profit, whether he comes from a great city or belongs in the county, and that profit if kept at home will benefit the county in more ways than one, but if. taken away will beseen or felt no more in the receive careful consideration by all officials und the idea of false economy now in. vogue should be stopped, THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY Your Fancy Groceries-and Provisiocs fcr Christmas. Don't forget that W. G. Richards, who keeps the urocery store next door to the City Hali, not only keeps a store but that he keeps constantly in stock the best and freshest goods in his line of business. His assoriment of fancy groceries and luxuries is large and varied and the goods are all first-class. He is ‘not married to any agencies, con. Esta sequently keeps the best goods all the way through and sells them for the least money. Mince meat, plum pudding, cranberries and other essential articles for holiday cooking can be at his store at the lowest prices: him a call. 22-3t READY FOR CHRISTMAS. The National Meat Ma:ket Makes a. Fine Display. Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger will bang upin his National market on Broad street a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expressly for the holidays. The display will be one that all should. see, the meats being of the choicest quality and equaling in every respect any ever seen here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats at the National market. d21-3t —_—————+ e@e-> Plenty of Nice Things Left. Nothwithstanding the immense busi . ness done by Luetje & Brand during . the past week they still have on band! the largest and most elegant lot of; goods in the line of diamonds, watches, . silverware, clocks, etc., ever shown iu this city. Their prices are so much lower for fine goods is the reason their trade has assumed such large proportions. The old and reliable firm has always been in the lead, and will always maintain the reputation of selling a dolar’s worth of goods for a dol lar, Don’t buy anything in this line until you have first visited d18-5t LEUIJE & BRAND'S. For the Inner Man. No finer beef, pork, mutton, hams, bacon, saus igs, etc. were ever hung up that now on the hooks at Grisse} Bros.’ meat market. 1t eo Eat, Drink and Be Merry. Lammon & Davis, proprietors of the and Pine streets, serve patrons with the best of everything in their line. During the holidays they will make a specialty of fancy drinks of every kind. Fine eggnog and Tom and Jerry on Christmas. Saturday night, the 25th, a hot turkey supper will be served, to which all are invited. a22-3t They Are Gems. Those elegant Embroidered Suspenders for 75 cents, $1 00, $1 25 up to $2 50. At Carter&Johnson’s. 4di3 Candy aad Christmas Novelties. A. Tam, Pine street, has a splendid stock of the finest fresh candy, nuts Jand novelties for the Christmas trade, and is selling at lower prices than ever. He also has a nice lot of Christmas ornaments. _ . €22-8t on 0 ee 2 Nice Goods and Lots of Them. A Blamenthal’s store store, corner Broad and Pine streets, is filled with a fine . stock, including many articles expressly for thé holidays. 22-Bt © Head Gear. If you want to please the old gentleman buy him a hat. You can get all the ap-to-date styles a ayter RGR sten's, 413 . done or furnished at home. No sare. channels of trade. This subject should . Something New . se ey be 4 : . . A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad: Will fs please old and young. The most eae sh the least money. a PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS uP. Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12 plate holders. Takes pictures 4X5 inches. Oe ee re OS Wey. { SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES ie Beautiful Gift Packages at moderate prices. r French Perfumes—Delicate and Lasting. — oe B Atomizers (Import2d) For Perfume and Toilet Use. Raney Statienery H. DICKERMAN. PMD ic * Pe 2 SERA. oF tS 2 BO a “nt PF _An elegant selendieds of & TOILET CASES, _. : hice : : MANICURE SETS, ) ey i . LEATHER CASES AND PURSES, s -. AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES — Games and Tey Beeoks. See ss OSS a Se Sa a Sint sh Notice to Creditors. STATE OF JOHN ARBOGAST, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the ‘undersigned, or wae a of the Kstate of John bogast, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons heving ¢ claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first ublication of this notice to the. said Adminrator, at the law office of Fred Searls in Nevada tity, Cal., ‘he same being the place for the transaction of the business of said » i id County of. Ni ite, in sa unty ed “Aber Administrator of the Estate of John Arbodeceased. Bate’ this 2ist day of December, 2397. Fred Searls, Attorney. a2. Notice to Creditors. STATE. OF JAMES D. POWER, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the unudersigned Administrator o' Pcge estate of James D. Power, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said d , to exhibit them with ith the necessary vouchers within four congas after the first ublication of this notice, to the said Adminrator_at his office, the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine street, Nevada. Vity, Nevada eounty, California, the same being the place for the tra: on of the business of the said estate. E. W. SCHMIDT,

Administrator of the Estate of Jawes D. Power, eased. Txos. S, Forp, Attorney for Estate. d21 A on ES Would make a mote neat present for . Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 lim makiag hem very cleap. I have all of .he L test Novelties, an. guarantee t» please you. ote eee ea? Visitors are always welcome at the Studio, I make a specialty}of Hiah Grade Enlargements In Crayo :, Water Color or Sepia. MOORE, ' The PeetgeraetneAiways up te date. Frames made to ordcr. We Are Here to Stay, WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes } { ' New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be givén away Xmas. One chance for each purchase to the amount of one dollar. \A. J. Bovey & Bro. BROAD STREET. “Dr. N.B. reas DENTISTS. A Lite Kony Does the Basnss Her, We have Presents for Everybody. Our Stock is Large and complete.We beg to call your attention to a few of our specialties : Calendars, Diaries, Booklets,’ Purses, CHILDREN’S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC LANTERNS, Bibles anda Prayer Books. The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make. our Store the best place to do your Christmas sting Respectfully, 7. STEIN. ‘Gamecock Whisky ,. 1 00 Ofte at renee Seeramente ot, Merada x x = mw. oa / F caiiaieiiaiialaieidieieisiaiaiiatet ote OFFICE OF Santa Claus, Dispenser of ; Happiness For All. WONDERLAND, Christmastide, 1897. To Aru WuHom It May "ConcERN : : this day appointed 6. SF. Rosenthal Commercial St., Nevada City, ue 2 Nat, 3 Sa A res: GR iz As my local Distributing Agentfor .* . *% TOYS, BOOKS, DOLLS, ALBUMS, TOILET, SETS, And all sorts of Holiday Noveltizs. I. have’ the,» structed him to'sell them at very " lowest *p r With complim=nts of the season, I am’ ©* =<" * Yours For Happiness, ~ Santa Craus. P. a gat a mt bag cig iad Lis tare delivery. BEEHIVE . : GROCERY.. . J.J. JACKSON, <Proprietor Agency For--Ilonogram Whiskey Blue Label . Catsup Shasta Water, Shaita 0 Gtiger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries ee PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED © MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin ....0:.. ek eee soot 25. Battle Ax OB ACO. : [Duffy's Malt.. + col Pitkles, y ae IXL Whisky ....000000.. Hoes Root Beer 4205, as have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. hold no specials, nor do we have special sale. days. Goods: sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to > take our word for it, Please call in and price our oe dren’s BLACK HOSE. 5 ee We advise you to hold onto your money ane” ee we Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just. received, a fine line of Ladies’, Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25. cents. . “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents, Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only § cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. et Cuffs, a 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. _ MANAGER. Telephone 203—3 Bells. You will please take notice that I have J 3 ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soods for the Holiday Crade That was ever trought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, _NECKWEAR, ETC. We Are Agenis Tar THE CELEBRATED P, CENTEMERI LOVES, The Best in the World.. All Gloves Carefully . Fitted. to the hand.Gloves can’t be beat. —ALL SHADES, passer = aANDLERCHER STOCK Is complete and they are all of the latest designs, ranging: from 5 cents up. Our Initialed Handkerchiefs for Latics and Gentleme. at 2 5 cents cannot be equaled. Silk Mufflers in all Shades. OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of MACKINTOSH Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Omid orl and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. We have also bo tere pip haber and they are Panseome. Ladies, before prc thoy bier Pg hase: © holidays, please call and examine tock. troa show goods. All orders from the country promptly fi ae ue . cap ROSENBERG BROS. ee trying all others, that FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ?. Tcns of Candy Fine French Candy, . for Chist-nas, Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, CRANG3S, LIMES AND LEMONS. ; “CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. ae FOLEY, the Confectioner, « rieeir ter ‘Chis “s Worth Your SHitentien, — x Loose Rais'as—this year's. Seeded Raisins, in cartons ‘ ee , REE RE Raltine, London Layers, phi: Cleaned Currants, ; Mince Meat, in Jars and cartons. ‘Cranberries, Laman eee Citron, . Oy ster and Chicken Tomales. =e 2 hele gee te: SP Shouta the size for b sling 10 conta par ib Bread Bret mat to Cty att cS wale pert ‘Misses’ and Cbil-_ ‘ swindp bimoi attorney for.the 4 that thé’ innkeepers’ ytence owing to a blu ature of 1893, whi Mourt.uphelds:,’ Ladies, Our $1 two-clasp Kid : tthe Methodist and: . tontérréw. Semnel-Hodge of Jamibs’ of Ratt lesna: ma tonight. y The-football. ga "Valley and Suisun tomorrow afternoor Corneljus were mar went to San Francis James H. Boyer, ¢ porter of Tulare cc school of stenograp! in this city, : Sutter Camp of A: invited to go to Mar 12th to confer their & new camp to be fo: The. Maysyille A Jorie Mitchell of G this city Wednesday ville to spend Cb brother. A Last evening’s Tic ‘have “been ramors game was running it itthis led Sheriff Get «city today. “ He fou: ‘tthe report. A wa mipped an saterpry the bad Y oe as Elena The ‘slankeepe Judge’ Day, of th the. Santa Barbara: count “Innkeepers’ Act” tc This decisiou grew of J. O. Baker, who ' the Needles at the ix prietor of a Santa B charged “Baker wit) out of ¢ —__—_—__+-+e A Christm: Sheriff Getcizell w' guests, at the coun with a Obristmas: dir “will not be: ds elabo haps as will’ be; affo elass hotets of the inclade a variety of not ordinarily. fall t jail nspatipes a BXTRAORDINAL ee sate . In Holiday Diamonds, Watebs qerware. Novelties A Sight Wo Don’t fail to seb ti Atsplay at Grissel Bi ket, Commercial'stre Fa ‘Turkey The finest lot of of Ta ‘to this: city’ ‘Will be -evening at the Fare Commercial street, °@ Christmas ‘Dinr The National Bx Ex sserve their Christme -day, Dec. 26th, ins "The usual ‘ehdidly sat Odd Felléws hail December 16th, : th \ Fancy. Mix ‘Maitland & Bec! alty of fancy hig: days. Try: also Tom and Jerry ity. Robin. Hood Whiskey thie best turkey lunch’all da body is invited: Go to Britland's . A Usefu We have the late of Fancy Shirts eve .All the late patte in-fact anything th 1 ee All. the R For finger-rings store of Luetje & I in the _ si prices. 2