December 3, 1897 (4 pages)

ne eenprere gere « ». bargains in their line. THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA .] STORY OF A WAR SONG. The Man Who Compésed the Musio for “We Are Coming, Father Abraham.” The man who. odmposed. the music BROWN & CALKINS, fo Proprietors for Whittier’s song, ‘“We Are Coming, Father Abraham, Three Hundred Thonsand Strong,” is an old and somewhat PRIDAY ».05 0.0 eee: DEC. 3, 1897 decrepit piano tuner, who carries on his *. business near Windom, Minn. His name ij A. B. PRINCE OF TRAMPS. ME IS THE HEAD OF THE VAGRANT FRATERNITY. A Class of Tramps That Prey on Their Fellows—They Generally Travel In Parties of Three—The Yaghum Kills on the Slightest Provocation. A new word was recently added to f2e. police vocabulary in Pittsburg. For years the local authorities have wondered if there was not in vagrants’ parlance a special word descriptive of the variety of tramps that prey. upon their fellows. Some arrests that were tiade the other day supplied the desired ‘thew. “In one night three citizens were teld up by three tramps; The detectives raided a cheap lodging house and after a désperate fight arrested nine tramps. As the prisoners were brought into the police station a ragged vagrant who had secured lodgings for the night nudged his cell mate and whispered: “*They’re yaghams."’ As the bank burglar is the aristocrat of the thieving professicn, so the yagbum is the prince of the tramp fraternity. As he silently swings himself intoa boxcar and surveys the other vagrants who are stealing rides he smiles at the looks of terror that greet his entrance, for. as the average tramp preys on the farmer’s hen roost so the yaghum Preys on the tramp. It is hardly necessary for him to draw his revolver as he enters the boxcar. By intuition his brothers recognize his superiority and proceed to hand over part of the proceeds of their raids. Slowness in paying up is remedied with the revolver. According to Detective McTighe’s statements many a poor tramp who has resisted the yaghum has been plundered of his smal) possessions and his mutilated’ body'has added one more item to the coroner’s ‘‘unknowns killed by a train.’’ Yaghums generally travel in parties of three. It is said that by practice they have acquired such proficiency in throwing a man from a freight car that in nine cases out of ten they can toss him under the wheels. “‘The burglar,’’ sgid Detective McTighe, ‘‘uses deadly weapons only as the last resort to save himself from arrest The yaghum kills on the slightest provocation. He knows that the chance of being hanged for the murder of a tramp is almost nothing, and the almost certain immunity from punishment has made him extremely careless in shedding human blood. A yaghum would not hesitate to kill his brother tramp to rifle his pockets of a dollar. ‘‘But the yaghum is a terror even to the members of a higher order of the criminal classes. Burglars, sneak thieves and highway robbers are frequently compelled, by the exigencies of their profession, to jump a freight train to get, unobserved, out of some locality. They know the yaghum. They know ot his disregard for human life. They know that, while they themselves will shoot or kill only to save themselves, the yaghum has no scruples, and they fear him.’’—New York Sun. . How’s This ?We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Prop., Toledo, O, ‘We the undersigned, have know F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, KINNAN & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegant stock of diamonds and watches. One thing is certain, you know positively. just what you are getting for your money when you buy that class of.goods from this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such n30 — +480 Must Be Sold. » A. Isoard & Son intend closing 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. 800,000 more men, Irving, then a young man, was on his way to Defiance, O., from Fort Wayne for the. purpose of singing at a political and loyal meeting. He had considerable reputation as a composer and singer and the Republicthem. On the way he read the which had just been published. studied it, formulated a tune, hummed it and got the rhythm, and that’ evening at the Defiance meeting he ‘sang the song for the first time. When he had finished, and the Inst echoes had died away, men méunted their chairs with wild enthusiasm, Swung their hats and brokg loose in cheers that rang with feeling. He Bang it again and again, and they would scarcely let him rest, Fort Wayne, and again aroused the same enthusiasm. He wrote ont the music and sent it to the publisher who had handled what he had composed, with instructions to publish it on his usual terms of royalty. It was published, and inside of a month more than 40,000 copies had been sold. In a few days the publisher failed and never received a dollar for the music. — New York Sun. CLOSED THE ROOM. Does the Ghost of Washington Still Stalk Through the Old Mansion? It was customary in the family of George Washington to shut up unused for two yearsa room in which death had occurred, says an exchange. . So, after the death of ‘the first president in’ the stately chamber with the great four poster bed which is still shown to visitors, Martha Washington, with her lonely heart, nightly climbed the attic stairs to lie in a low oeiled, sloping roofed room with one window—a room _intolerably hot in summer, with’ little'or no. means of securing a draft except by a triangular opening where the lower corner of the door had been cut off to make period had ended. ber, would she have seen the ghost of her dead husband? They say that the stalwart, stately figure of the brave martial tread and clank of astral sword in spectral scabbard. Again and again it has happened that One day soon after Lincoln’s call for . ans had asked him ‘to’come and help. The next night he sang the song at room for the passage of the cat. Martha . : Washington died before the two year . . fi If she had occupied the death cham. : general stalks through the passage with . people detained at Mount Vernon on the ‘& business of the Mount Vernon associa. 1 N! tore. If you de, net ‘Want to: € E A 20 cents,“* 9!) i “4oJiA @ + MANAGER. Hotinsy Spree’ 4 HOLD 4 “We advise you to hold on to your money unti] ou © . have priced the goods at the. Branch Wonder Ww Something New he S. . hold no specials, scr do. we Bees ; i i t imes, A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad. Will ] = wee ke dip e call in and price bur = please old and young. The most pleasure for the ‘ eed leant-money, . =f $ /Men’s and Boys’ Clothing’! *-' PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP. . $ : ig : and Child : Sh Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12 16 Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ an : ren's oes plate-holders. Takes pictures 4x5 inches. : . Gents’ Furnishing Goods. . uy : An elegant seiection of S Hats, Caps, Gloves, Et : TOILET CASES, ; 4 Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Mi MANICURE SETS, fa ee @ . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Wie te "LEATHER CASES AND PURSES, ‘i Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES “4 ‘“ . Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 i, . cents. had RE RE 2g, 1 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES. G Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $x. Lt ; Beautiful Gift Packages at moderate prices. O Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only ‘5. cents each, : Ren Aenea ween on ho] Boys’ Sailor aes 5 ee ssa elsewhere 'at'25 cents, French Perfumes—Delicate and Lasting. : ea lace a ra Cue Eset rgegetaie Atomizers (Imported) For Perfume and Toilet Use. 4 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at Games and Tey Books. 5 Eaicye atallenty mee Sad Ney § THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, 4 CoMMERCIAL STREET, . * . H. DICKERMAN. i “. J. LEVY, = sj END, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ~ OEY 50 CENTS A WEEK. after trying all others, that ble invariably in advance. a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents.a week or 40 cents a month PayaYou FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ? Tons of Candy . Fine French Candy, New Dress Making Parlors, & Brand's store. n27-tf tion have declared, on ‘‘waking from a sleepless night,’’ that they had heard the ghost’s sword and stride and seen its tall, commanding figure, dressed in the old uniform that in life it wore. house, for fear of fire, except during the meeting of the regents, and then only candles. Ghosts are said to love dark or ill lighted houses. No lights are permitted in the old . & for Christmas. Broken Candy of All Kinds. 4 NUTS, BANANAS, ORANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. x $1000 to Loan. the Transcript office. n27-lw Wanted. or to lease a small mine. Address, W. A. CHAMBERLAIN, National Exchange Hotel. FOLEY, the Confectiozer, Commercial St. # n-lw Most Wonderful Cave In the World. The most wonderful cave in the world is in the island of Tonga, in the south Pacific. Byron called it ‘‘a chapel of the seas.’’ It is formed in arock that is almost surrounded by theocean. This rock is about 60 feet high and broad proportionately. Many years ago a boy, the son of a native chief, was chasing a huge turtle, when his game seemed to sink into the rock. The lad watched and waited until the tide fell, disclosing a small opening in the rock about six feet under low water mark. Diving boldly, the young “hunter ’entered the aperture, and, to his surprise, came to the surface inside the rock. The rock was hollow, and its interior wae found afterward, when the natives explored it with. torches, to contain many beautiful stalactites. ‘When attacked and followed by enemies, the natives, who know the secret, leave their cances, plunge into the water and disappear. Their foes linger, astonished at their disappearance, for no perSon not acquainted with it would suspect that the rock was hollow.—~London Telegravh. The German emperor’s imperial trai, tost $830,000 and took taree years t. construct. There are altogether 12 curs, including two nursery carriages. The ‘ecepticn saloon contains several pieces ¥ statuary. and each of the sleeping ‘ars is fitted with a bath Tho repullic of Guatemala has over #,0:0 saloous and taverns. In the Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Ware, o2c722 Si ane Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks, OPMIGAL GOODS, Fine Silk Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. Luetie & Brand. House For Rent, A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue, None but permanent tenant need apply. m4-tf M.L. & D. MARSH. _ Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J.C. RICH. 858.tf Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. 03-tf Selling Out. X The entire stock of F.J.§ WHITE. ee FULL LINE OF Se) . MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES, (=) MISSES AND CHILDREN'S uutry districts there is 1 to every 82 ‘babitauts; in the towns 1 to every 52 i Call at their store on Broad street and Oil J. J . JACKSON, So si Prop rietor get your holiday supplies in this S th ’ : Wh at line. d2-1m . ‘ : * Take Notice. M00 Agency mags vicey sows ao "1 Would make a more nvat present for All , t dul thorized officials, are notified a pigeon fire as Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Christmas hydrants or use the water therefrom Satin . Than a good without obtaining the consent of the e Pho Chief Engineer. Boys or others The Sheih and’ pores Depot for tograph ? caught tampering with the fire alarm of Whiskies, . 38 NTs ae ‘boxes will be arrested and prosecuted ROBIN HOOD Fancy Groceries —_— ail of the Late ees aise RR. E. Epny, ; : to please you. ry __. Chiet Ensineer. ; PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED a To Cure a Cold in One Day si the — MEATS AND FISH. ; "i ergs are ih as welcome at the tit Testis Home Quinine Taieta . p ree lp soup $0 25 [Battle Ax Tobacco. go[fl treme et a a aay . eee fe i eee. . ae Enlargements apiece nee — " {Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk’ Gamecock Whisky Jt. 1 00 a “in bulk, Per gal. 50 ff) —_ In Crayon, Water Color or Sepia, grgrins 0 in quantities to suit purchasers. TXL. Whisley: 050.0505; 75. Olives I 25' >; “They are just elegant,” 60 say the! CALL. FoR IT AT ALL BARS. (Bryant’s Rost Beer ,2e%, 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05, MOORE, eee mye Page eee ion Hire’s “ “ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion : ~The Photographer. ; iz ceeeseeeseeene , ways te date.body tuvited ‘whether they” desire tol Aa B WOLF, Sole Ageat,} 7 a eet ee eS . acces purchase or not. n380 All Orders Promptly Filled. Give ita Trial, »= = 2 = «© e«, f BEEHIVE \ ae ope noes, GROCERY . . . . . S0LD AT cosr. A.J. BOVEY. Mrs, W.D, Davis has returned to Nevada Clty and opened.a Dress Making Establishment on Broad street five doors above Leutje The above sum will be loaned on good security. For further particulars enquire at A position as Amalgamator in small mill, SSS ae lust Wait IF YOU WANT ELEGANT Goops FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Kinkead, Is constantly Of every description, extensive and teeek stoek of STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED, @OOPE. : SUVT irises rau as rea rae rary The Plaza Store me FISCHER BROS, Props. » es bs PTTAUaver savers eri plied with an a ee HOPYEPALAYOP AUTOR AAAtTP auatrP duster ee examine into the Steel Roofing and more durable. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Orde. <UL UT Lr UMN If you are thinking of putting barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to NPA TTT, si} ali ‘ ee up a house, a merits of the Better and cheaper than Yninber or’ shingles: Also, Ornamental Steel ' Ceiling for interior work, Hardware, Iron, Steel, Guns, Pisto] Pruning Shears, Sanitary Plumbing and Contracts taken for ornamental work in tin o putting on Steel t galvanized iron, ~ GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St, Complete Stock of Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, dows, Screens, Wire Notting es as Varniaheg, rssh, er eee Rooks, oAdbet hte ibe Wwe Special attention Given to: e¢uce Jessel oxi) General Tinsmithing. Roofing and for i ee eeree Queen Lily Soap < cee The Finest aey Soap In the Mar: et. * Washes Without Rubbi d jure the clothes, The largest Fact, "Was . ms, rar ve dome in three to four h e age with this soap: Apes : @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ey Made in San Francisce; CARRE RO ORONO FSAI at et your dealer ig itand thus help build “ee Bick ar tor ci tae Le Capes Cresolene. Whooping Couytt, Croup , Asthma,.Catarah, Colds. CRESOLENS being administered by inhalation, gives the . 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Dyspepsi: after meals, digest t! , all there is to it. Fox half digested is poiso acidity, headaches, p heart, loss of flesh . many other troubies called by some other They are sold by dru a cents per ’ pi Stuart Co., Marshall,’ stomach diseases or a for it. Grove’s TasTeiess @ perfect Malarial Blood . purifier, Ren without purging. As ; Syrap: It) is as lar; tonic and retails: for GENUINE ask for Grov ; ‘Silverware, Opt A large and elegant this line have been pi holiday trade by Leu ’ @arly and make your ue ——+—_+-e@eCorcoran & Witt and builders, do firstee. Ir you want some o. ever zold in Nevada tord’s. A fresh suppl; ee ' Never Equ The Grand Barga Towér Building has . are gold at_.prices--n Nevada City. (+0 e~'-Go and Ge Those fine Silk Um & Brand’s are all the : such bargains been of before. wee evo K. of P. Att The election of offic: No. 48, Knights of P place’on Friday eveni A fallattendance is B. 8. Reroror, K. of ——_—_—___+»eeFor Chris Fine line of Fan brought to Nevada C ‘ the Eastern factories Co’s.;. Very suitabh presénts. _————_—_+ -0@e-— it. Fine Go Van Oamp’s Macca in cans, and Van Oar the finest goods in . sale by P. G. Scad street. Agt, Woodlarx e ie ~ .. Khe Best » Crown Fiour is the ket. J.J. Jaékson grocery storé is agent it. Pe el ‘ _ Helatz’s Must Prepared'Frenc i per quart at A. B. Wo To Cure » Cold ae . fails to Cure: 250. New. Ge Heing’s Chow Chow Salmon’ Trout-20 cent: * eral 5 and 10.cents’es Fite y Doliars _ The above reward v . formation Iéading to t . Viction of the person Schmidt-cwith a. st , x, Chit GROVE’S TASTELESS CHU laria, Chills. and Fev Children: Jove “iti ‘4 to bitter, “Lauseatin ry ASS ees 4 AL

ne eenprere gere « ». bargains in their line. THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA .] STORY OF A WAR SONG. The Man Who Compésed the Musio for “We Are Coming, Father Abraham.” The man who. odmposed. the music BROWN & CALKINS, fo Proprietors for Whittier’s song, ‘“We Are Coming, Father Abraham, Three Hundred Thonsand Strong,” is an old and somewhat PRIDAY ».05 0.0 eee: DEC. 3, 1897 decrepit piano tuner, who carries on his *. business near Windom, Minn. His name ij A. B. PRINCE OF TRAMPS. ME IS THE HEAD OF THE VAGRANT FRATERNITY. A Class of Tramps That Prey on Their Fellows—They Generally Travel In Parties of Three—The Yaghum Kills on the Slightest Provocation. A new word was recently added to f2e. police vocabulary in Pittsburg. For years the local authorities have wondered if there was not in vagrants’ parlance a special word descriptive of the variety of tramps that prey. upon their fellows. Some arrests that were tiade the other day supplied the desired ‘thew. “In one night three citizens were teld up by three tramps; The detectives raided a cheap lodging house and after a désperate fight arrested nine tramps. As the prisoners were brought into the police station a ragged vagrant who had secured lodgings for the night nudged his cell mate and whispered: “*They’re yaghams."’ As the bank burglar is the aristocrat of the thieving professicn, so the yagbum is the prince of the tramp fraternity. As he silently swings himself intoa boxcar and surveys the other vagrants who are stealing rides he smiles at the looks of terror that greet his entrance, for. as the average tramp preys on the farmer’s hen roost so the yaghum Preys on the tramp. It is hardly necessary for him to draw his revolver as he enters the boxcar. By intuition his brothers recognize his superiority and proceed to hand over part of the proceeds of their raids. Slowness in paying up is remedied with the revolver. According to Detective McTighe’s statements many a poor tramp who has resisted the yaghum has been plundered of his smal) possessions and his mutilated’ body'has added one more item to the coroner’s ‘‘unknowns killed by a train.’’ Yaghums generally travel in parties of three. It is said that by practice they have acquired such proficiency in throwing a man from a freight car that in nine cases out of ten they can toss him under the wheels. “‘The burglar,’’ sgid Detective McTighe, ‘‘uses deadly weapons only as the last resort to save himself from arrest The yaghum kills on the slightest provocation. He knows that the chance of being hanged for the murder of a tramp is almost nothing, and the almost certain immunity from punishment has made him extremely careless in shedding human blood. A yaghum would not hesitate to kill his brother tramp to rifle his pockets of a dollar. ‘‘But the yaghum is a terror even to the members of a higher order of the criminal classes. Burglars, sneak thieves and highway robbers are frequently compelled, by the exigencies of their profession, to jump a freight train to get, unobserved, out of some locality. They know the yaghum. They know ot his disregard for human life. They know that, while they themselves will shoot or kill only to save themselves, the yaghum has no scruples, and they fear him.’’—New York Sun. . How’s This ?We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Prop., Toledo, O, ‘We the undersigned, have know F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, KINNAN & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Diamonds and Watches. Leutje & Brand are displaying an elegant stock of diamonds and watches. One thing is certain, you know positively. just what you are getting for your money when you buy that class of.goods from this old reliable firm. No other place in the State offers such n30 — +480 Must Be Sold. » A. Isoard & Son intend closing 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. 800,000 more men, Irving, then a young man, was on his way to Defiance, O., from Fort Wayne for the. purpose of singing at a political and loyal meeting. He had considerable reputation as a composer and singer and the Republicthem. On the way he read the which had just been published. studied it, formulated a tune, hummed it and got the rhythm, and that’ evening at the Defiance meeting he ‘sang the song for the first time. When he had finished, and the Inst echoes had died away, men méunted their chairs with wild enthusiasm, Swung their hats and brokg loose in cheers that rang with feeling. He Bang it again and again, and they would scarcely let him rest, Fort Wayne, and again aroused the same enthusiasm. He wrote ont the music and sent it to the publisher who had handled what he had composed, with instructions to publish it on his usual terms of royalty. It was published, and inside of a month more than 40,000 copies had been sold. In a few days the publisher failed and never received a dollar for the music. — New York Sun. CLOSED THE ROOM. Does the Ghost of Washington Still Stalk Through the Old Mansion? It was customary in the family of George Washington to shut up unused for two yearsa room in which death had occurred, says an exchange. . So, after the death of ‘the first president in’ the stately chamber with the great four poster bed which is still shown to visitors, Martha Washington, with her lonely heart, nightly climbed the attic stairs to lie in a low oeiled, sloping roofed room with one window—a room _intolerably hot in summer, with’ little'or no. means of securing a draft except by a triangular opening where the lower corner of the door had been cut off to make period had ended. ber, would she have seen the ghost of her dead husband? They say that the stalwart, stately figure of the brave martial tread and clank of astral sword in spectral scabbard. Again and again it has happened that One day soon after Lincoln’s call for . ans had asked him ‘to’come and help. The next night he sang the song at room for the passage of the cat. Martha . : Washington died before the two year . . fi If she had occupied the death cham. : general stalks through the passage with . people detained at Mount Vernon on the ‘& business of the Mount Vernon associa. 1 N! tore. If you de, net ‘Want to: € E A 20 cents,“* 9!) i “4oJiA @ + MANAGER. Hotinsy Spree’ 4 HOLD 4 “We advise you to hold on to your money unti] ou © . have priced the goods at the. Branch Wonder Ww Something New he S. . hold no specials, scr do. we Bees ; i i t imes, A line of Amateur Cameras. The latest fad. Will ] = wee ke dip e call in and price bur = please old and young. The most pleasure for the ‘ eed leant-money, . =f $ /Men’s and Boys’ Clothing’! *-' PRICES FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP. . $ : ig : and Child : Sh Ask to see the ADLAKE—only $12, with 12 16 Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ an : ren's oes plate-holders. Takes pictures 4x5 inches. : . Gents’ Furnishing Goods.. . uy : An elegant seiection of S Hats, Caps, Gloves, Et : TOILET CASES, ; 4 Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Mi MANICURE SETS, fa ee @ . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Wie te "LEATHER CASES AND PURSES, ‘i Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. AND CELLULOID NOVELTIES “4 ‘“ . Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 i, . cents. had RE RE 2g, 1 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES. G Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $x. Lt ; Beautiful Gift Packages at moderate prices. O Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only ‘5. cents each, : Ren Aenea ween on ho] Boys’ Sailor aes 5 ee ssa elsewhere 'at'25 cents, French Perfumes—Delicate and Lasting. : ea lace a ra Cue Eset rgegetaie Atomizers (Imported) For Perfume and Toilet Use. 4 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at Games and Tey Books. 5 Eaicye atallenty mee Sad Ney § THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, 4 CoMMERCIAL STREET, . * . H. DICKERMAN. i “. J. LEVY, = sj END, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ~ OEY 50 CENTS A WEEK. after trying all others, that ble invariably in advance. a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents.a week or 40 cents a month PayaYou FOLEY’S CANDIES are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome ? Tons of Candy . Fine French Candy, New Dress Making Parlors, & Brand's store. n27-tf tion have declared, on ‘‘waking from a sleepless night,’’ that they had heard the ghost’s sword and stride and seen its tall, commanding figure, dressed in the old uniform that in life it wore. house, for fear of fire, except during the meeting of the regents, and then only candles. Ghosts are said to love dark or ill lighted houses. No lights are permitted in the old . & for Christmas. Broken Candy of All Kinds. 4 NUTS, BANANAS, ORANGES, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. x $1000 to Loan. the Transcript office. n27-lw Wanted. or to lease a small mine. Address, W. A. CHAMBERLAIN, National Exchange Hotel. FOLEY, the Confectiozer, Commercial St. # n-lw Most Wonderful Cave In the World. The most wonderful cave in the world is in the island of Tonga, in the south Pacific. Byron called it ‘‘a chapel of the seas.’’ It is formed in arock that is almost surrounded by theocean. This rock is about 60 feet high and broad proportionately. Many years ago a boy, the son of a native chief, was chasing a huge turtle, when his game seemed to sink into the rock. The lad watched and waited until the tide fell, disclosing a small opening in the rock about six feet under low water mark. Diving boldly, the young “hunter ’entered the aperture, and, to his surprise, came to the surface inside the rock. The rock was hollow, and its interior wae found afterward, when the natives explored it with. torches, to contain many beautiful stalactites. ‘When attacked and followed by enemies, the natives, who know the secret, leave their cances, plunge into the water and disappear. Their foes linger, astonished at their disappearance, for no perSon not acquainted with it would suspect that the rock was hollow.—~London Telegravh. The German emperor’s imperial trai, tost $830,000 and took taree years t. construct. There are altogether 12 curs, including two nursery carriages. The ‘ecepticn saloon contains several pieces ¥ statuary. and each of the sleeping ‘ars is fitted with a bath Tho repullic of Guatemala has over #,0:0 saloous and taverns. In the Hand Painted China, Novelties, Silver Ware, o2c722 Si ane Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks,

OPMIGAL GOODS, Fine Silk Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. Luetie & Brand. House For Rent, A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue, None but permanent tenant need apply. m4-tf M.L. & D. MARSH. _ Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J.C. RICH. 858.tf Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. 03-tf Selling Out. X The entire stock of F.J.§ WHITE. ee FULL LINE OF Se) . MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES, (=) MISSES AND CHILDREN'S uutry districts there is 1 to every 82 ‘babitauts; in the towns 1 to every 52 i Call at their store on Broad street and Oil J. J . JACKSON, So si Prop rietor get your holiday supplies in this S th ’ : Wh at line. d2-1m . ‘ : * Take Notice. M00 Agency mags vicey sows ao "1 Would make a more nvat present for All , t dul thorized officials, are notified a pigeon fire as Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Christmas hydrants or use the water therefrom Satin . Than a good without obtaining the consent of the e Pho Chief Engineer. Boys or others The Sheih and’ pores Depot for tograph ? caught tampering with the fire alarm of Whiskies, . 38 NTs ae ‘boxes will be arrested and prosecuted ROBIN HOOD Fancy Groceries —_— ail of the Late ees aise RR. E. Epny, ; : to please you. ry __. Chiet Ensineer. ; PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED a To Cure a Cold in One Day si the — MEATS AND FISH. ; "i ergs are ih as welcome at the tit Testis Home Quinine Taieta . p ree lp soup $0 25 [Battle Ax Tobacco. go[fl treme et a a aay . eee fe i eee. . ae Enlargements apiece nee — " {Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk’ Gamecock Whisky Jt.. 1 00 a “in bulk, Per gal. 50 ff) —_ In Crayon, Water Color or Sepia, grgrins 0 in quantities to suit purchasers. TXL. Whisley: 050.0505; 75. Olives I 25' >; “They are just elegant,” 60 say the! CALL. FoR IT AT ALL BARS. (Bryant’s Rost Beer ,2e%, 10. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05, MOORE, eee mye Page eee ion Hire’s “ “ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion : ~The Photographer. ; iz ceeeseeeseeene , ways te date.body tuvited ‘whether they” desire tol Aa B WOLF, Sole Ageat,} 7 a eet ee eS . acces purchase or not. n380 All Orders Promptly Filled. Give ita Trial, »= = 2 = «© e«, f BEEHIVE \ ae ope noes, GROCERY . . . . . S0LD AT cosr. A.J. BOVEY. Mrs, W.D, Davis has returned to Nevada Clty and opened.a Dress Making Establishment on Broad street five doors above Leutje The above sum will be loaned on good security. For further particulars enquire at A position as Amalgamator in small mill, SSS ae lust Wait IF YOU WANT ELEGANT Goops FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.. Kinkead, Is constantly Of every description, extensive and teeek stoek of STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED, @OOPE. : SUVT irises rau as rea rae rary The Plaza Store me FISCHER BROS, Props. » es bs PTTAUaver savers eri plied with an a ee HOPYEPALAYOP AUTOR AAAtTP auatrP duster ee examine into the Steel Roofing and more durable. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Orde. <UL UT Lr UMN If you are thinking of putting barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to NPA TTT, si} ali ‘ ee up a house, a merits of the Better and cheaper than Yninber or’ shingles: Also, Ornamental Steel ' Ceiling for interior work, Hardware, Iron, Steel, Guns, Pisto] Pruning Shears, Sanitary Plumbing and Contracts taken for ornamental work in tin o putting on Steel t galvanized iron, ~ GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St, Complete Stock of Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, dows, Screens, Wire Notting es as Varniaheg, rssh, er eee Rooks, oAdbet hte ibe Wwe Special attention Given to: e¢uce Jessel oxi) General Tinsmithing. Roofing and for i ee eeree Queen Lily Soap < cee The Finest aey Soap In the Mar: et. * Washes Without Rubbi d jure the clothes, The largest Fact, "Was . ms, rar ve dome in three to four h e age with this soap: Apes : @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ey Made in San Francisce; CARRE RO ORONO FSAI at et your dealer ig itand thus help build “ee Bick ar tor ci tae Le Capes Cresolene. Whooping Couytt, Croup , Asthma,.Catarah, Colds. CRESOLENS being administered by inhalation, gives the . Safest and Most-Efféctual Means sia Bik. ne ee. eds pati ae Of trgeting th and_bronebial fabes ise wonderful. n Whsepihe Cocet ana render » .Litop erased dsete ant yellits:; Invaluable In ‘Contagious C tseases, CVE Ma BALIN 2 & es’ and Chil. * Pam Wi Teter FRIDAY 2.05.0 Many Peopie Ric Absotute Cu: 5. and -Stoma Ridicule, Howeve and Facts are s Stomach trouble in roa cases 80 = people are apt to onany remedy cla; permanent cure, tu digestion. .Many selves on their acu’ hum bugged, especi: This iear of. beir be earried too far; Mapy persons sufi weak digestion rutt time and money. ix _.the Claims of a pre; and universally use popes Tablets, . ow Stuart's Dys vastly different in Spéct from ordinary cines for the reason secret patent medi made of their ingred shows them to conta gestive terments, pu the. digestive acids, muth, hydrastis an not cathartic, neither fully ‘on any organ, . gestion on the com! digesting the food. thoroughly before it ment, sour and ca This is the only seer: Cathartic pills nev can, cure _indigestic troubles because they the bowels, whereas t is really in the stoma Stuart’s. Dyspepsi: after meals, digest t! , all there is to it. Fox half digested is poiso acidity, headaches, p heart, loss of flesh . many other troubies called by some other They are sold by dru a cents per ’ pi Stuart Co., Marshall,’ stomach diseases or a for it. Grove’s TasTeiess @ perfect Malarial Blood . purifier, Ren without purging. As ; Syrap: It) is as lar; tonic and retails: for GENUINE ask for Grov ; ‘Silverware, Opt A large and elegant this line have been pi holiday trade by Leu ’ @arly and make your ue ——+—_+-e@eCorcoran & Witt and builders, do firstee. Ir you want some o. ever zold in Nevada tord’s. A fresh suppl; ee ' Never Equ The Grand Barga Towér Building has . are gold at_.prices--n Nevada City. (+0 e~'-Go and Ge Those fine Silk Um & Brand’s are all the : such bargains been of before. wee evo K. of P. Att The election of offic: No. 48, Knights of P place’on Friday eveni A fallattendance is B. 8. Reroror, K. of ——_—_—___+»eeFor Chris Fine line of Fan brought to Nevada C ‘ the Eastern factories Co’s.;. Very suitabh presénts. _————_—_+ -0@e-— it. Fine Go Van Oamp’s Macca in cans, and Van Oar the finest goods in . sale by P. G. Scad street.. Agt, Woodlarx e ie ~ ... Khe Best » Crown Fiour is the ket. J.J. Jaékson grocery storé is agent it. Pe el ‘ _ Helatz’s Must Prepared'Frenc i per quart at A. B. Wo To Cure » Cold ae . fails to Cure: 250. New. Ge Heing’s Chow Chow Salmon’ Trout-20 cent: * eral 5 and 10.cents’es Fite y Doliars _ The above reward v . formation Iéading to t . Viction of the person Schmidt-cwith a. st , x, Chit GROVE’S TASTELESS CHU laria, Chills. and Fev Children: Jove “iti ‘4 to bitter, “Lauseatin ry ASS ees 4 AL