December 27, 1897 (4 pages)

Ly BS342E me SRSERE ESSE ATEN gberenE SabsESE SEO. ber} , poPRRE. “ERE. \.BPRPRT Re rassesty PERS £359 22 PESSRERRREEE SESK BE _SREE F_SORER9S AE FE ba S39E.882tr ies Mine, ¥ Waloott Place) the Delaware} * the Elli Any and all of he the provisions Fred Searls, It is hereby. notice of App! ed for a perio weeks) in the wspaper pt fornis, which publis nei First public shall Premati is made nq! = es! By order Office—No California, Notice.—S of i Janong By order o N vu.s. OTICE na tention to “ : fore the J) Cout “ apparently are worthy of an expendianemia er RATAN THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS. SA Ee DEC. 2741897. AFTER ANY NEW Tii:NG. The rapid decadence of the silver Proposition as a campaign issue has driven “Coin” Harvey and his associates to a mad search for any new scheme which will catch a vote and re-. outdone jn border warfare with the tain their grip upon that element of the voting population to which they appealed with the 16-to-1 idea in 1896. A vote is to be taken in the lodges of their secret order, known: as “American Patriots,” on the second Tuesday of next month, upon a series of propositions with an idea of testing their ‘popalarity. Among the propositions are paper currency redeemable in “metallic money” irrespective of the metal used, paper money not redeemable at all, the demonetization of gold and silver and substitution of Government paper, money, socialism, single tax, income tax, a direct vote by the people on all political issues, and the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 without reference to its actual value in the markets of the world. THEY HAVE NO COMPLAINT. Has anybody heard any complaints from the hundreds of thousands of railroad men who voted for McKinley sud sound money last year? The railroad earnings, which have steadily increased since the revival of prosperity immediately following the election of 1896, continue to grow, the November earnings of 104 railroads showing an increase of 21 per cent over November of the preceding year, being the largest gain ‘which any month of the calendar year has presented when compared with the ee month of the preceding year. Tue pleasure of Mr. Bryan’s triumphant tour through Mexico will probably be somewhat reduced by the news that wheat sdld -at $1.09 in Chicago last week. , SS Reduced Railroad Rates. In consideration of the enorthous passenger traffic that the Southern Pacific Company will have during Jubilee Week, the following reduction of rates has been offered by it in a communication to the Jubilee Transportation Committee. The reduced rates to San Francisco and return are based on the existing first-class single trip limited rates: 5 From stations within 125 miles from San Francisco, one and one-third fare. From stations between 125 and 200 miles from ~an Francisco, one and onefifth fare. From stations outside the 200 mile limit, one fare for the round trip. An Ingiana Ranch Prospect, The Democrat says that W. Wolf of San Francisco, who has been at Dobbins Ranch for some time prospecting, has “found such a promising: claim on Joseph Merriam’s land that he will put up asmall mill for the purpose of testing it. He says there are half a dozen locations in that vicinity which ture of money to fully develop them, and if the present venture is a success the small prospect mill will be used by himself and “associates to open another claim near by. s2@e--—— A Jolly Christmas. Dinner. A party of gentlemen had an oldfasiioried bachelordinner at the Union hotel Christmas night. The amount of food and drink disposed of and the degree of hilarity that prevailed brought back with vividness memories of the Christmas dinners hereabout in the early fifties. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m °oo Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intend ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the 1st of January, and are selling all goods at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday supplies in this line. d2-1m UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, nerete City. i BENRY NETSHE, Mawacer Hotel Arrivals. James Logan, Bermuda, Jack Richards, Dallas, ‘Tex., Frank James,‘Auburn, Joseph Kilroy, Grass Valley, L. B. Kelley, Oakjand, Henry ‘Carrig, “French Corral, Oscar Barker, City, J. Lyon, Forest Springs, ". weather is again close at hand will the alteration in its web to suit the weather. “. Schilling’s Best. The Patére of the Rea Man, Having briefly reviewed some of onz past history, the fact mnst be admittea that when the white men first visited our shores we were kind and confiding, marble before the sculptor, ready to be shaped into noblemanhood. Instead of this, we were oftener hacked to pieces and destroyed. It is useless to deny the charge that at times we have been goaded. to vindictive and cruel acts. Some of my own tribe, however, were soldiers in the orthern urmy during the civil war. ome of them were taken and held prisoners in the rebel prisons, and the eruelty which, according to the tales they tell, was witnessed there was never ecalping knife and tomahawk, and ‘yet I believe that had the northern people been placed in the south under like circumstances their prisoners of war would have been treated with similar cruelty. It was the result of a desperate effort to save an expiring cause. TI believe there is no reasonable person, well grounded in United States history, who will not-admit that there were ten times as many who perished miserably in southern prisons as have been killed by our people since the discovery of America. I recall these facts not to censure, but to show that cruelty «and revenge are the offspring of war, not of race, and that naturé has placed no impassable gulf between us and civilization. While I most heartily indorse the present policy of the government in dealing with our people, I must‘admit, to be true to my own convictions, that Iam worried over the ration system, under which so many of our people are being fed on the reservations. 1 greatly fear it may eventually vagabondize many of them beyond redemption. It ‘permits the gathering of lazy, immoral white men of the worst stamp, who spend their time in idleness and in corrupting Indian «morality.—Simon Pokagon in Forum. Spiders as Weather Prophets. One of the best of weather prophets is the spider. If there happens to be a web in the secluded corner of the porch, watch it carefully fora few days or weeks, and the ‘spider will unfailingly predict the coming of storms. When a high wind or a heavy rain threatens, the spider may be seen tak ing in sail with great energy—that is, ‘shortening the rope filaments that sustain the web structure. If the storm is to be nnusnally severe or of long duration, the rop2s are strengthened as well as shortened, the better to resist the onset of the elements. Not until pleasant ropes be lengthened as before. On the contrary, wien you see the spider running out the slender filaments it is certain that calm, fine weather has set in, whose duraticn may be measured by their elongation. , Every 24 hours the-spider makes some If these changes are made toward evening, just before sunset, a five, clear night may be safely counted upon. Whet the spider sits quiet and dull in the middle of its web, rain is not far cff. If it be active, however, and continues so during ‘a shower, then it wil) te of brief doarition, and sunshine will fcllow.—Chicago Record. Men With Memories, The advantages of good memory to the historian are obvious, and we find 1t said of Gibbon that when he had once read a book it was of no further use to him; it was as a sucked orange and . could be thown away. -Carlyle like. ‘wise had-a prodigiously retentive mind, while of Macaulay’s prowess in this line there are many stories told. He cduld read a book in the tithe it would ‘take ‘another man to cut ‘the Teaves, and, notwithstanding this lightning . rapidity, he knew it all perfectly. Ounce, when crossing the Irish channel, he repeated to himself the whole of ‘‘Paradise Lost,’? and it was said that if all Milton’s works -were lost Macaulay could have restored them from memory. While waiting in a Cambridge coffee bouse for a post chaise he picked’ up.a country newspaper containing two -political -pieces,, which ‘he read ‘once gprongh and never thought of again for 20 years, when he was able to repeat them Without the change of a single standing before them like a block of. CA ae 62 Oe Boe NY, ay & tS) Return Gifts. If you want to make some, my store is the place to buy them & g wt gt gs vt AT YOUR OWN PRICES. [ee The remnants of my Holiday Stock at less than cost prices this week. If you want bargains this is a chahce to get them. H. DICKERMAN. ivettinbiedies of uot to exceed five lites in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each ecuiione! Hine 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Night School. Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their night school Monday evening, -Jan. 38, 1898.— This will be a good time to begin. All branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examinatidn. d22-ti ‘Board With or Without Lodging. Board with or without room, transient or regular. First-class home cooking. Mills House, Main street. d20-4w Furniture For Sale. . Furniture for three rooms and kitchen. good as new. Will be-seld very cheap. Inquire at this office. . dl8-lw New Dress Making Parlors. Mrs, W. D, Davis has returned to Nevada City and opened a Dress Making Establishment on Broad street five doors above Leutje & Brand’s store. . \* °n27-tf Store For Rent. The store on Commercial street now occupied by L. Lubeck will be for rent after January 1, 1898. Apply to E. W. Scumipt. Would make a more neat present for Christmas Than a good t Photograph 2 word.—Household Words. 2 aS . Five Emeralds. i Cortes obtained in Mexico five em. . eralds of wonderful size and beauty . One was like a rose, another in the fish, with diamond eyes, a fourth like a bell, with a pearl for a clapper; the fifth was a cup, with a foot of gold and a large pearl. He had also two emerald vases, worth 300,000 crowns each. Nine cases out of ten of ordinary colds can be cured -in their early stages by.a . hot bath and drinking a glass of hot . lemonade immediately before going te Baking Powder should not be judsed by leav ening strength alone. — See also which baking powder makes your cake keep longest. Money-back if you don’t like Baking-powder and money— both at your grocer’s, A Sebilling & Company . San Francis o Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, “DENTISTS. on @Mfiee at residence, Sacramente o., Nevada George Eagan, Baker City, Or. shape of a horn, a third in that of at with four little chains, each efided with . *Ilam making them very ckeap. I have all of the L :test Novelties, and guarantee to please you, st ' Visitors are seni welcome at the . Studio. I make a specialtyjof High Grade Enlargements In Crayoc, Water Color or Sepia. MOORE, The Photographer. Miways up to date. Frames made to order. We Are Here to Sty. ——— WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT Boots and Shoes. © New SRE SEN Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be given away Xmas. .One chance for jeach purchase to the amount of ongdollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. Cty, Cul. BROAD ‘STREET. 30 CENTS A WEEK. JIXL Whisky . Going to Build? A lite May Des ti Dass hn, ‘We have Presents:for Everybody. ‘Our Stock’is Large and complete. . We beg to call your attention to.a-few. of:our'specialties : ; 3 Calendars, Diaries, ‘Booklets, Purses, CHILDREN'S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC: LANTERNS, The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make our Store the best plece to do your Christmas shopping. : Respectfully, od. STEM. A aa eran eeecceeepeeaeeisemeeenece GROCERY . Proprietor Azeticy For--flonogram Whiskey “Blue LabeljCatsup “Shasta ‘Water, ‘Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries = axe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS “AND. FISH. : Battle Ax Tobacco... ~ 30 Duns ‘Malt Fe . Pickles, ‘4 gal. bottles.25 Gamecock Whisky fa “an bulk; per gal. 50 , . 75. Olives, “. I 25 . . Bryant’s Root Beer ,2ih. ~10. Mikado Soap,.per bar.. 05 Hire’s “ #4 for 2 86 patipiaetgd else in proportion ee ae ROAST”’ Coffee Give ita Trial. ++ = . ni Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, barn, a shed or arly other building, don’t fail to} examine into the merits ofthe _ Steel ‘Roofing and Siding! Better and chea r than’ hiniber“Or. shingles and-more durable. Also, Ornamental wee Cefling for interior work. os Complete Buk a Hardware, tron, Steel,” SEES Sede aoe et at Sanitary Plumbing and General ride “*. QGonitractstaken “for “putting on Steel Roofing and for Ornatherttal work: in'tin or, galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. ra ae are, Crbckery, Gzssware. : HOLD ON! HOLD ‘ONT Noe We divine you to hold on tal yourhold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at alltimes. If you do not want ‘to take our word for it, please call in and price our 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 ‘ Misses’ and “Chile dren’s BLACK HOSE. . _Ladies Seamless Black Hose, pest for 25 cents. , oS Batre fine en Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 cents. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. ‘Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. . Cuffs, “20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20-centz. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. J. LEVY, + els Telephone 203—3 Bells. ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the AERA ° . Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soots: Yor the Holiday Grade That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties. i in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, . Etc. ‘We Are Agents fer THE CELEBRATED P. CENTEMERI CLOVES, The Best: in: the World. . All Gloves ‘Carefully -Fitted — to the hand. Ladies, Our $1.tweeclasp kia -Gloves can’t be beat. ic ALL SHADES, ~ Is ss sensplete and they ar are Son os the latest diodes tanging — Silk Mufflers in all “Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of . MAOKINTOSBES for Ladies: Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Ohildrén's COLO and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. We -have-else rece ved our NEW SUITINGS, and they are handsome. : Ladies, ‘before making purchases for the holidays, please eall and ‘examine our. stock. _No trouble to to show goods. All orders from the country promptly: filled. _.; ROSEN BERG BROS. naam MAMMA -7™ Plaza Store. FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly su supelied with a extensive and frésh stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES: ‘Of every description. Everything in the way of CARNED Goons. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. ivews: Trial Oraee’ NTN A RA Chis és Aste You . wt ndlon, r Atte 4 ‘Loose Raisins—this year’ S. ; Bleached SL Raisins, —_ London, ers, Cleaned Currants, ia ‘Mince Meat, in Jars and cart ons. ; ‘Cranberries, Lemon and Citron, — Oyster and Keon Tomale Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents per Ib, _ e . ten Shoulaers—just the size for: boiling—10 cents per ib. a Make your Chickens Lay-We hate the Geiga Pogt will doit, a eae ' Piso. a Fine inate of Fancy Sroceriee fo. ( Wolidayo--new a eee Broa hme nat toy Hah lela yt have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder : ‘Store. We Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for a5-cta. from 5 cents up. Our Initialed . Handkerchiefs» ‘for ‘Tadies “ {and Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. . ER Stil His Minin Cow Count yr of the Sierra ownieville, and atury half o' with J. A. Va , in the Mout rra county's see iy from Placervill yhere he has been also Marshall’: una. . He report prosperous i be Bald Mounts mine near Forest whose gold yield more than a millic ind handsome div p Oregon expres s with his rel fehama sea able DRA OF a. 4 Forner Assess0 Supervisor of . Henry Everett, ib ire aged 72 “ne nineteen days, d g ? tter, Sutter co . He was one of 3 evade county 2 ae come r dge.where he mining. He too public affairs, ¢ ved in. the vt on mblyman, Ass e jp was aman ¢ eat personal v ¢ his home ha > leaves a wife _—__ ‘Chris © spnetCtirietme 2 y evening at gregational cho 0 peopl and J ‘old as well a8 5 -pal church the “its tree on Bex . is the only pot 4 medical frate 2 -eonstitational All Drugg fails to Or Cape ¢ oe To « Takqdyay ‘All Drug fails to C

Ly BS342E me SRSERE ESSE ATEN gberenE SabsESE SEO.. ber} , poPRRE. “ERE. \.BPRPRT Re rassesty PERS £359 22 PESSRERRREEE SESK BE _SREE F_SORER9S AE FE ba S39E.882tr ies Mine, ¥ Waloott Place) the Delaware} * the Elli Any and all of he the provisions Fred Searls, It is hereby. notice of App! ed for a perio weeks) in the wspaper pt fornis, which publis nei First public shall Premati is made nq! = es! By order Office—No California, Notice.—S of i Janong By order o N vu.s. OTICE na tention to “ : fore the J) Cout “ apparently are worthy of an expendianemia er RATAN THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS. SA Ee DEC. 2741897. AFTER ANY NEW Tii:NG. The rapid decadence of the silver Proposition as a campaign issue has driven “Coin” Harvey and his associates to a mad search for any new scheme which will catch a vote and re-. outdone jn border warfare with the tain their grip upon that element of the voting population to which they appealed with the 16-to-1 idea in 1896. A vote is to be taken in the lodges of their secret order, known: as “American Patriots,” on the second Tuesday of next month, upon a series of propositions with an idea of testing their ‘popalarity. Among the propositions are paper currency redeemable in “metallic money” irrespective of the metal used, paper money not redeemable at all, the demonetization of gold and silver and substitution of Government paper, money, socialism, single tax, income tax, a direct vote by the people on all political issues, and the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 without reference to its actual value in the markets of the world. THEY HAVE NO COMPLAINT. Has anybody heard any complaints from the hundreds of thousands of railroad men who voted for McKinley sud sound money last year? The railroad earnings, which have steadily increased since the revival of prosperity immediately following the election of 1896, continue to grow, the November earnings of 104 railroads showing an increase of 21 per cent over November of the preceding year, being the largest gain ‘which any month of the calendar year has presented when compared with the ee month of the preceding year. Tue pleasure of Mr. Bryan’s triumphant tour through Mexico will probably be somewhat reduced by the news that wheat sdld -at $1.09 in Chicago last week. , SS Reduced Railroad Rates. In consideration of the enorthous passenger traffic that the Southern Pacific Company will have during Jubilee Week, the following reduction of rates has been offered by it in a communication to the Jubilee Transportation Committee. The reduced rates to San Francisco and return are based on the existing first-class single trip limited rates: 5 From stations within 125 miles from San Francisco, one and one-third fare. From stations between 125 and 200 miles from ~an Francisco, one and onefifth fare. From stations outside the 200 mile limit, one fare for the round trip. An Ingiana Ranch Prospect, The Democrat says that W. Wolf of San Francisco, who has been at Dobbins Ranch for some time prospecting, has “found such a promising: claim on Joseph Merriam’s land that he will put up asmall mill for the purpose of testing it. He says there are half a dozen locations in that vicinity which ture of money to fully develop them, and if the present venture is a success the small prospect mill will be used by himself and “associates to open another claim near by. s2@e--—— A Jolly Christmas. Dinner. A party of gentlemen had an oldfasiioried bachelordinner at the Union hotel Christmas night. The amount of food and drink disposed of and the degree of hilarity that prevailed brought back with vividness memories of the Christmas dinners hereabout in the early fifties. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m °oo Must Be Sold. A. Isoard & Son intend ciosing out their stock of wines and liquors by the 1st of January, and are selling all goods at greatly reduced prices. Famlies and dealers will be given special prices Call at their store on Broad street and get your holiday supplies in this line. d2-1m UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, nerete City. i BENRY NETSHE, Mawacer Hotel Arrivals. James Logan, Bermuda, Jack Richards, Dallas, ‘Tex., Frank James,‘Auburn, Joseph Kilroy, Grass Valley, L. B. Kelley, Oakjand, Henry ‘Carrig, “French Corral, Oscar Barker, City, J. Lyon, Forest Springs, ". weather is again close at hand will the alteration in its web to suit the weather. “. Schilling’s Best. The Patére of the Rea Man, Having briefly reviewed some of onz past history, the fact mnst be admittea that when the white men first visited our shores we were kind and confiding, marble before the sculptor, ready to be shaped into noblemanhood. Instead of this, we were oftener hacked to pieces and destroyed. It is useless to deny the charge that at times we have been goaded. to vindictive and cruel acts. Some of my own tribe, however, were soldiers in the orthern urmy during the civil war. ome of them were taken and held prisoners in the rebel prisons, and the eruelty which, according to the tales they tell, was witnessed there was never ecalping knife and tomahawk, and ‘yet I believe that had the northern people been placed in the south under like circumstances their prisoners of war would have been treated with similar cruelty. It was the result of a desperate effort to save an expiring cause. TI believe there is no reasonable person, well grounded in United States history, who will not-admit that there were ten times as many who perished miserably in southern prisons as have been killed by our people since the discovery of America. I recall these facts not to censure, but to show that cruelty «and revenge are the offspring of war, not of race, and that naturé has placed no impassable gulf between us and civilization. While I most heartily indorse the present policy of the government in dealing with our people, I must‘admit, to be true to my own convictions, that Iam worried over the ration system, under which so many of our people are being fed on the reservations. 1 greatly fear it may eventually vagabondize many of them beyond redemption. It ‘permits the gathering of lazy, immoral white men of the worst stamp, who spend their time in idleness and in corrupting Indian «morality.—Simon Pokagon in Forum. Spiders as Weather Prophets. One of the best of weather prophets is the spider. If there happens to be a web in the secluded corner of the porch, watch it carefully fora few days or weeks, and the ‘spider will unfailingly predict the coming of storms. When a high wind or a heavy rain threatens, the spider may be seen tak ing in sail with great energy—that is, ‘shortening the rope filaments that sustain the web structure. If the storm is to be nnusnally severe or of long duration, the rop2s are strengthened as well as shortened, the better to resist the onset of the elements. Not until pleasant ropes be lengthened as before. On the contrary, wien you see the spider running out the slender filaments it is certain that calm, fine weather has set in, whose duraticn may be measured by their elongation. , Every 24 hours the-spider makes some If these changes are made toward evening, just before sunset, a five, clear night may be safely counted upon. Whet the spider sits quiet and dull in the middle of its web, rain is not far cff. If it be active, however, and continues so during ‘a shower, then it wil) te of brief doarition, and sunshine will fcllow.—Chicago Record. Men With Memories, The advantages of good memory to the historian are obvious, and we find 1t said of Gibbon that when he had once read a book it was of no further use to him; it was as a sucked orange and . could be thown away. -Carlyle like. ‘wise had-a prodigiously retentive mind, while of Macaulay’s prowess in this line there are many stories told. He cduld read a book in the tithe it would ‘take ‘another man to cut ‘the Teaves, and, notwithstanding this lightning . rapidity, he knew it all perfectly. Ounce, when crossing the Irish channel, he repeated to himself the whole of ‘‘Paradise Lost,’? and it was said that if all Milton’s works -were lost Macaulay could have restored them from memory. While waiting in a Cambridge coffee bouse for a post chaise he picked’ up.a country newspaper containing two -political -pieces,, which ‘he read ‘once gprongh and never thought of again for 20 years, when he was able to repeat them Without the change of a single standing before them like a block of. CA ae 62 Oe Boe NY, ay & tS) Return Gifts. If you want to make some, my store is the place to buy them & g wt gt gs vt AT YOUR OWN PRICES. [ee The remnants of my Holiday Stock at less than cost prices this week. If you want bargains this is a chahce to get them. H. DICKERMAN. ivettinbiedies of uot to exceed five lites in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each ecuiione! Hine 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Night School. Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their

night school Monday evening, -Jan. 38, 1898.— This will be a good time to begin. All branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examinatidn. d22-ti ‘Board With or Without Lodging. Board with or without room, transient or regular. First-class home cooking. Mills House, Main street. d20-4w Furniture For Sale. . Furniture for three rooms and kitchen. good as new. Will be-seld very cheap. Inquire at this office. . dl8-lw New Dress Making Parlors. Mrs, W. D, Davis has returned to Nevada City and opened a Dress Making Establishment on Broad street five doors above Leutje & Brand’s store. . \* °n27-tf Store For Rent. The store on Commercial street now occupied by L. Lubeck will be for rent after January 1, 1898. Apply to E. W. Scumipt. Would make a more neat present for Christmas Than a good t Photograph 2 word.—Household Words. 2 aS . Five Emeralds. i Cortes obtained in Mexico five em. . eralds of wonderful size and beauty . One was like a rose, another in the fish, with diamond eyes, a fourth like a bell, with a pearl for a clapper; the fifth was a cup, with a foot of gold and a large pearl. He had also two emerald vases, worth 300,000 crowns each. Nine cases out of ten of ordinary colds can be cured -in their early stages by.a . hot bath and drinking a glass of hot . lemonade immediately before going te Baking Powder should not be judsed by leav ening strength alone. — See also which baking powder makes your cake keep longest. Money-back if you don’t like Baking-powder and money— both at your grocer’s, A Sebilling & Company . San Francis o Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, “DENTISTS. on @Mfiee at residence, Sacramente o., Nevada George Eagan, Baker City, Or. shape of a horn, a third in that of at with four little chains, each efided with . *Ilam making them very ckeap. I have all of the L :test Novelties, and guarantee to please you, st ' Visitors are seni welcome at the . Studio. I make a specialtyjof High Grade Enlargements In Crayoc, Water Color or Sepia. MOORE, The Photographer. Miways up to date. Frames made to order. We Are Here to Sty. ——— WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT Boots and Shoes. © New SRE SEN Daily, Which We Will Sell As Cheap as the Cheapest. An Elegant Dressed Doll will be given away Xmas. .One chance for jeach purchase to the amount of ongdollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. Cty, Cul. BROAD ‘STREET. 30 CENTS A WEEK. JIXL Whisky . Going to Build? A lite May Des ti Dass hn, ‘We have Presents:for Everybody. ‘Our Stock’is Large and complete. . We beg to call your attention to.a-few. of:our'specialties : ; 3 Calendars, Diaries, ‘Booklets, Purses, CHILDREN'S SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC STANDS, MAGIC: LANTERNS, The virtue in values, the power in well chosen Gifts, make our Store the best plece to do your Christmas shopping. : Respectfully, od. STEM. A aa eran eeecceeepeeaeeisemeeenece GROCERY .. Proprietor Azeticy For--flonogram Whiskey “Blue LabeljCatsup “Shasta ‘Water, ‘Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries = axe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS “AND. FISH. : Battle Ax Tobacco..... ~ 30 Duns ‘Malt Fe . Pickles, ‘4 gal. bottles..25 Gamecock Whisky fa “an bulk; per gal. 50 , . 75. Olives, “. I 25 . . Bryant’s Root Beer ,2ih. ~10. Mikado Soap,.per bar.... 05 Hire’s “ #4 for 2 86 patipiaetgd else in proportion ee ae ROAST”’ Coffee Give ita Trial. ++ = . ni Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, barn, a shed or arly other building, don’t fail to} examine into the merits ofthe _ Steel ‘Roofing and Siding! Better and chea r than’ hiniber“Or. shingles and-more durable. Also, Ornamental wee Cefling for interior work. os Complete Buk a Hardware, tron, Steel,” SEES Sede aoe et at Sanitary Plumbing and General ride “*. QGonitractstaken “for “putting on Steel Roofing and for Ornatherttal work: in'tin or, galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. ra ae are, Crbckery, Gzssware. : HOLD ON! HOLD ‘ONT Noe We divine you to hold on tal yourhold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at alltimes. If you do not want ‘to take our word for it, please call in and price our 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 ‘ Misses’ and “Chile dren’s BLACK HOSE. . _Ladies Seamless Black Hose, pest for 25 cents. , oS Batre fine en Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 cents. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. ‘Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. . Cuffs, “20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20-centz. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. J. LEVY, + els Telephone 203—3 Bells. ROSENBERG BROS. Of the Palace Dry Goods Store, Have this year received one of the AERA ° . Largest Stocks of Dry and Fancy Soots: Yor the Holiday Grade That was ever brought to Nevada City, comprising all of the latest novelties. i in HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, . Etc. ‘We Are Agents fer THE CELEBRATED P. CENTEMERI CLOVES, The Best: in: the World. . All Gloves ‘Carefully -Fitted — to the hand. Ladies, Our $1.tweeclasp kia -Gloves can’t be beat. ic ALL SHADES, ~ Is ss sensplete and they ar are Son os the latest diodes tanging — Silk Mufflers in all “Shades, OUR NEW UMBRELLAS ARE BEAUTIES. We have also received a fine stock of . MAOKINTOSBES for Ladies: Children. Also all the late styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Ohildrén's COLO and CAPES, which we are selling at very low figures. We -have-else rece ved our NEW SUITINGS, and they are handsome. : Ladies, ‘before making purchases for the holidays, please eall and ‘examine our. stock. _No trouble to to show goods. All orders from the country promptly: filled. _.; ROSEN BERG BROS. naam MAMMA -7™ Plaza Store. FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly su supelied with a extensive and frésh stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES: ‘Of every description. Everything in the way of CARNED Goons. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. ivews: Trial Oraee’ NTN A RA Chis és Aste You . wt ndlon, r Atte 4 ‘Loose Raisins—this year’ S. ; Bleached SL Raisins, —_ London, ers, Cleaned Currants, ia ‘Mince Meat, in Jars and cart ons. ; ‘Cranberries, Lemon and Citron, — Oyster and Keon Tomale Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents per Ib, _ e . ten Shoulaers—just the size for: boiling—10 cents per ib. a Make your Chickens Lay-We hate the Geiga Pogt will doit, a eae ' Piso. a Fine inate of Fancy Sroceriee fo. ( Wolidayo--new a eee Broa hme nat toy Hah lela yt have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder : ‘Store. We Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for a5-cta. from 5 cents up. Our Initialed . Handkerchiefs» ‘for ‘Tadies “ {and Gentlemen at 25 cents cannot be equaled. . ER Stil His Minin Cow Count yr of the Sierra ownieville, and atury half o' with J. A. Va , in the Mout rra county's see iy from Placervill yhere he has been also Marshall’: una. . He report prosperous i be Bald Mounts mine near Forest whose gold yield more than a millic ind handsome div p Oregon expres s with his rel fehama sea able DRA OF a. 4 Forner Assess0 Supervisor of . Henry Everett, ib ire aged 72 “ne nineteen days, d g ? tter, Sutter co . He was one of 3 evade county 2 ae come r dge.where he mining. He too public affairs, ¢ ved in. the vt on mblyman, Ass e jp was aman ¢ eat personal v ¢ his home ha > leaves a wife _—__ ‘Chris © spnetCtirietme 2 y evening at gregational cho 0 peopl and J ‘old as well a8 5 -pal church the “its tree on Bex . is the only pot 4 medical frate 2 -eonstitational All Drugg fails to Or Cape ¢ oe To « Takqdyay ‘All Drug fails to C