February 17, 1898 (4 pages)

a ah cnniinne wee Abies iN THE TRAN SCRIPT. by Nats be buvwx & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIa Published every evenin ; except Sanodays and Legal Horie ays by BROWN & CALKINS. x. », BROWN. L. 8, CALRING, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as + econd-class matter. CRLPHONR No, 4. . a BERS RRA ANR Mees. Ne ae tsa ire Sida THURS AY . . 0. FEB. 17. 1808. Germany's recent action in excluding. American fresh and dried fruit from her markets under the pretense that it carr:es disease and vermin into taat country, bas called forth a vigor018 protest by the officials of this Gcverament. The Germans seem to be in ga receptive mood for a little disciplining by this country, and it is romornd that unless a decided back-step is taken by her officials the President may . . sharply retaliate aguiust this unjust discrimination affecting Amerizan products. ThatGermany or any o:her country has the right to arrange her tariff schedules, or even to establish a strictly prohibitive tariff on certain articles against all nations, is conceced to be her right, and'in such a case the United states would make no protest. This is a privilege which" we admit and “which we shall always strictly enforce as relates to American. tariffs, but/ when Germany mukes a discriminaticn whereby this country is not granted the same commercial rights as those accorded other nations, she violates a distinct and explicit treaty with this country. 1t is perfectly apparent, however, that Germany is actuated by a fealing of animosty and jealousy of the growing favor which American products find in Germany and the inroads. our exporters are making in her homé market; therefore she is doing avery-. thing possible to harrass and distress them. The recent decree in regard’ to: fruits is but similar action to that taken by her some time since concerning American meat products. ‘The Gavernment has been endeavoring, without success, to have these unjust restrictions removed, but now thatia new decree has been issued affecting anotlier important branch of our-export trade, itis probable that vigorous action will be taken. How do the Democratic statesmen who insisted during the. discussion cf the Dingley law that its adoption would curtail our sales abroad account for the fact that practically every one of tle countries which protested against ‘its adoption has increased its purchas. s from us since its euactment? Great Britain, France, Germany, Netherlana , Belgium, China, Italy, Japan, AustriaMungary, Denmark, Argentina, Turkey, Greece, and Switzerland made protes 8 against certain features of the bill during its pendency; yet their purchas 8s from.us were $42,000,000 in excess ol their purchases from us in the same months of the preceding year. “Tus cold bluff which Editor Klett, o Argantina, made during his travels i this country about the time that th: Dingley bill was under consideraticu was not supported by the lawmakers 01 his country. He gravely informed the people of the United States that if ovr Government insisted upon placing s tariff on hides, wool, and other products of Argentina, the law-makers of that country would retaliate in a way e€xtremely disadvantageous to us. Argc ntina’s new tariff has just been placed on the statute books and contains noth‘ing of the kind which Editor Kiett threatened. THOSE silver detectives who went to Japan last summer to ferret,out tLe details of the plot by which the “gold power” induced the Japanese te abandon the silver standard shou!d stand in with Mr, Bryan on the news. paper syndicate ard lecture scheme. Bryan made his visit to Mexico pay bim handsomely, both through the prices paid bim for the newspaper articler and his leetures, bat these patriots wl ¢ made a ‘long and expensive trip: t Japan eight moths ago in behalf of th ' gilver cause -have.not yet “peeped.” _ Water Collector's Notice. The City Water Ottice is-now at th: . Oity Hall. Open evenings, geverall; from 7 to 8 o’clock,uutil farther notice Huan Moron, £10-1w , City Water Collector. Sauer Kraut J Thanks to the Oyster. Too Dangerous, ; 4 “No, no; I wouldn’t dare to have my. husband help when we move.” “Why not?” J, “He's a railway porter, you know, ‘nd he'd forget, and think he was bandling passengers’ luggage.” — Tit-Bits. An Unusual Case. : Mr. Bountiful—I suppose you have seen better days? Candid Mendicant—Well, I can't say that £ have; I’ve never been out. of work before—Tammany Timea. She—Oh, Ton, here’s a pear! in this oyster, ‘ i a He (excitedly)—Grace,:may—may I have it set in an engagement. ring ?— emorest’s Magazine. A: Contradiction tn Terma. Johnny — What is civilized warfare, papa? oe Papa—Well, Johnny, a great many. people think there isn’t any such thing. ° : Unappreciated Suggestion. Johnnie Chaffie stuck his head into a baker's shop and asked anxiously: . “Have you any stale bread?” “Yes, I have five or six loaves.” “Good! Serves you right. Why didn't you sell ‘em while they were fresh?” And then Johnnie drew back just in time for one of the siale loaves to whiz past his head.—Tammany Times. His Name for It, Bloobumper—I attended a chattery the other day. : Spatts—A chattery? What on earth is a chattery? : : Bloobumper—Some call it a conversazione, but I don’t believe in using French words, when English will answer the purpose.—Louisville CourierJournal, aa Rehind Her Back. He—Ah, Mias Roscoe's face is surely her fortune. She--Yes, so it is. But it isn’t like most fortunes you hear about. : He—iiow's that? : She—It is wiped out every night and . rebuilt in the morning.—Cleveland . Leader. ‘ . A Timely Reward. ef Which I rise to remark, And my language is plain, That for ways that are dark And for tricks that are vain, This climate of ours ts »ecullar! ~—Tammany Times. Two Views. fh “Piunks is all torn up about that burglary.” “Yes; and Mrs. Plunks is tickled to death. because now everybody knows thet she had.seven dozen silver spoons to be stolen.’—Detroit. Free Press, “Sensible, Ne—You evidently don’t believe in long engagements, She--No. Not if you really intend to marry your fiance. Jt is too much ofa ‘drain on his resources.-Brooklyn Life. . Wanted Jost That Kind. Darce —My wife is trowbled with shortness of breath. De Fly ppe--ff vou happen to geta divorce, let: me knew.—Town Topics. 4 Her. Wenkness, ' She---You tcok the words right out of my mouth. ; He—Yeu musin’t talk when I'm kiss‘ae voni—Ni WV Feo cel, i THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ¥FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets, . Ata Bargain, The Wells property situated on Montezuuma Hill, about 6 miles from town, is offered tor sale at a bargain. The: property consists of a; house of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of! ground. . This is a good place for any one wishing to open a wayside inn, as the house is built just. ten feet from the road leading from town to all up country places. For further particulars in-. For build quire of Brown & “Morgan, real estate gents. tf. Gieasecchenaed JOHN JEFFERIES W Hlerect a Lime Kiln at the Kéenabes House on the North Bloo field -, and-is prepared to orders por aaa First-class Lime oth — A quen hice and ae che ccnp Earnd de ag es needing lime will find h advantage to call on him, salt dad a Oil and the H: lages. A small capital and » the : _ Capital an plies of Lime snd Soda,” While liver . CU€TSY are all that are needed. Be sure SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and fish arson the wrapper . All druggists ; 50c. and. $1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Soft as Smooth . as Satin. The finest and purest of Whiskies — ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead st tobe the b st brind on the market. It cal use, Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLR, Sle: Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. <—— — MBbYy mM. L. & D,. MARSH. sees csapmmnntempataasiees a OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Stre>t, Nevada City. . Calion us before eats) een WM. H. PENROSE, —DEALER IN— uraceries, : Provisions, + Canned Goods, 22sceseses. French Candies, Nuts, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. a new to give me a call. Having purchased the stock and fixtnres in F. W. Coder’s store, I have: resumed business there with a Fine, F.csh Stock, and iuvite old friends and A Trial order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh acd Pric3s Low. ALA. Grand Clearance Sale or FALL AND WINTER GOODS Blumenthal’s, In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon'to arrive. from the East. 1 Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, AND WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. Colored Dress Goods, formerly Staple Gocds, Lonsdale Musliti . Cents a yard. ‘ Black§Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. 75 cents, reduced to 2é cents. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and Table Linen reduced“ flalf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. GF Drecemakere will be allowed-10 per cent commission on all linings b A and Fruit of the Loom, 7 & A. BLUMENTHAL, jand tells how to conduct en‘and is pronounced. b; PER WEEK. s highly reco.nmenced for family and medi. going elsewhere. . easor, ei by lette . Personally, at his h in North Se . be om gly. ome in North San Juan, or The Finest Lanter Soap In the Mare . et. 4 A Good Living {one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertures in small towns and_vilA book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot lcAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons tertainments will be mailed free upon request. eodh McALLIsTER, HOTEL FOR and more may be made by any . in wrestling contest. jtainments or illustrated lec-/ drilling contest, and The yuicious new building on Sacramento street a short distance above the Plaza, and known as the Sacramento Restanrapt and Lodging House Is offered for sale AT A VERY LOW FIGURE:: This is a rare opportunity to get a paying business. Apply to ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City Golden. Jub ee Mininy Fair, WRESTLERS WANTED to take part MINERS WANTED to take part in LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest to be held at the : Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For full information apply to P. J. HEALY, : Chairman of Committee. 31 Post Street, San Francisco. j13-3w L DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S anemones . Treatment by Inhalat or, Tourists, Business, Professional, = nes Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, . 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa . MEN AND tines STOP AT THE Conumption, “"" FAMCUS . gf omen hd GI Paso de Robles Teed, . __ SPRINGs. oo Prices Reduced —To— ( $10, $12.50 and $15 oheeecemeeene The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure yee on the Paific Coast, . Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are led f LR 7 wal Velde tare agen ed for their medic. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Froubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. 4 Trains. leave ‘Third and Townsend St San Francisco, Calif,, i us arriving at Springs-at 310 P. i vomodny M. same day. . . (No Staging. Fare $6.20. . Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. meee. . } J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental *s » Music, wee of instructing pupils at their own, For particulars a» to terms of tuition, : apply to the Prof ay dott man on Hotel. Nevada City. Washes Without Rubbi nd d t jurethe clothes. ‘The largest Family Washae Pe gone in ite to bi od gave o A a r welve years with this soap. sa lg Rl Sel @@-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@ay Made in San Francisco. 4ek your dealer for it and thus h i> g Rnd ane fog us help build FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRA W Ser aal Fede 42% THE couRts Newspaper Advertising Agency. and 21 M uta . CaliRome % ant 2 lercha: Rashanse Cali fopicrre OLAIMsS. the Sandwich Indends, Poly: ea ustr B ‘ED STATES AND FOREIGN TENTS eo pth interferences candeaere, apecia! on hy t; le-marks, vopy-rights, labels free to . 2a desiges amewreree. o : Bane ree fon peosscused i Infringement suite If you have an invention, send us @ aketch. _; wc therailment, and benefiitting one organ at . maied FREE to any address on application, Queen Li ly Soap . PR rd with elegant Bugaies, Wagons and i style, and capable of going as fast as any gen ’ ,Or small Attorney : at : Law, ~ . and we ifadvine you tine coarse to OPE TuMAEang ono . ater eS Uabie opinion. Chronic and Nervous Disorders, HE ORIGINAL: AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, thatof Dre. Starkey and Palen, is a Scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAaGNEtTIZED; audthe compound is go condeused ‘and made portable that it is sent all over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of ptients have been tre »and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as most drugs do, by creating the expense of another, often re uiring a second course to eradicate tre evil effects of the first, but Compound Oxygen is & revitalizer, renewing, strengthening, nvigorating the whole body. ‘hese statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in oar book of 200 pages, pre with the express permission of the patients; their names and addresses are given, and you beg ego to them for farsher informa ion. great success of our tz ent ha winete't hoe eatm: 8 given t ofi mitators, unscrupulous 08; some calling their pre arationa Guapar id SALE. NEW NAME. ~ ED ST son eR On Comme Carries a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ rcial Street, Furnishing Goods BATS and’ CAPS, Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’, Misses’ and: Children’s euka GS ES , BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS, OIL CLOTHING, And Up-to-Daté line of Men's and Boys’ Neckwe:: r. All Goods Just Purch ased for ( ash. _No Shelf Worn Goods in Cur Store. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent ‘l'ip, Ladies’ Kangaroo—best shoe in t. Heavy Comforters, 50 cents. Boys’, Bib Overalls, 25 cents. Good Huck Towels, 5 cents. Soliciting a share of J Ladies’ Vici Kid Patent Tip, Button Shoes, per par, $1 40. per pair, 90 cents, he market, $1 90. Men’s Calf Congress or Bais Shoes, $1 40. Men’s Buckle Mining Shoes, $1 25. Men’s Nailed Mining Boots, $2 75. Ten-quarter Grey and White Blankets, per pair, 75 cen!s. Men’s Fedora Hats, all shades, sold elsewhere for $2 und $2 50, only 41 85 Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, all shades, 20 cents. Men’s Pants, heavy cotton, all sizes, 50 cents. Men’s Seamless Socks, per doz., 50 cents. A complete line of Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Hose. your patronage, I remain Yours for Business, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Good House, Cow Barns, Wood Shed and Store Room. Electric Light In House.; Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to 0. C. PERCiVAL. Nevada City, January 31, 1898. Oxygen, often appropri ng our testimonials . our patients, to recommend ani é names o worthless concoctio s, But any substance made where or by others, and calied Com pound Oxveen isspurious, “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE Or ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title ofa new! 4. All Kinds of ‘Cigars and Tobacco book of 200pages, published b: Dre. Starke Palen, whichgives to all en ‘iver full infor. mation as to this remarkable curative agent, sae. soon of surprising ove ina be ey range . Cases—many o em after abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Empire Stable, Broad Street, oPR. me Exchange Hovel 'e' ° JANES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stabl bas the largest fot of . HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. ij bo ice On reasonable The horses are free from vices, of good tleman cares to drive. ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, AT torneys at law and others—The Stilwell Detective Agency is prepared to transact all business of a confidential and intricate character expeditiously and on rea,Sonable terms, Correspondents all over the ‘world, Thurlow Block, San Francisco, Cal, PATENTS! Pension, Lani and — ludian Depredation m3 ph together with ea or i . cieideeanrets as Absol.te Protect: paging 3 poo “_ meinbership fee and dues of C. H. HARRISON, DBALER IX The Finest .5-Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, ‘BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL MARKET Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J.NAFFZIGER, . Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutt Veal, Sausages, ete. Hams; Baeonand Lard wholesale and retail. And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first free HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Fielity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard * pation, from $8.00 to & week, so Ht apes ape to work through being hurt accident. ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed to WILL PAY $10.00 sigh and ‘unable to “a when you are jon to the members upon LIFE INSURANCE. Alen issues tag trom sbi tof ioceleryeem th and ness foraccident and kick. ; also a 15 year paid 1 poy death or $1000 at end 0 of td ae per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, ‘ You cannot lose all your income when you " are sick or disabled b The Fidelity Mutual Ald sont sociation is Pre. eminent] e and B dene end shen Eicoiating ho Es ses It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of i SO ey ee Siitificate an bso a poveen Boh solidity of its protection Sot J. A. MARSHALL, _ MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Sidewalks, Garden ‘Walks, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone CoPing and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. Will take orders for work to b in Nevada City and Grass Valley ieeing tine spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work At Moderate Prices. Eatimates cheerfully furnished on large or: emall contracts. References—All f. ; Navin Cheuk ah ‘or whom we did work at If you are likely to have a ror lk line, address as follows and we will g Beso with you. J. A. MARSHALL, Care Transcripr Office, 531 Nevada Vity, a . A Dozen a Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as hait a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder, Easy to clean and economical. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes, Indispensable in every household. Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder: Is sold at all hardware: Stores. Price $1. Send. 2-cent stamp for the Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. Co. OF PA, Phil : Makers of the Enterprise Meat Che pe rt — ORE 9 ae Brown & CALKINS, _ NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS Briefs, Catalogues, Fampheits, General Job Printing, BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES = ; ) => We have facilities which are ue celled by~none “for filling orders on short ABR te ee td ‘Reliable Agente Wanted. Write } J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, . } onal Bureau of Claims, Seeretary and General Manager San Francisce, Cal, notice, No order too large fo; ein rus. (Get oar <=) <a? NEW NAME. THE POPULAR STORE — The charg the. G ‘ Oitize the fo ‘Par A. Gr; Frank Mus and E Hal T. 8.1 Fins BR bright Ace John ] Recto: Recs Trax Jacksc E. J.! Grisse Prin Calkin and O. Ban ® Dec: Brown Carter ton. Lite: F. T. N Tovi H. Dic Walra: The. unders mittee: to the A Witty Here school They about power thiug ? genera Then t propot test of and tw query . the cl worrie had ne that, . was Vv * with: a Then . asked think was th Now it surprit twovar one,” ¥ -the mi pute it FULt tin Wa! thave b ymanut ‘their ¢ witht States ones of itse the ins discus that ti ured i: highes

a ah cnniinne wee Abies iN THE TRAN SCRIPT. by Nats be buvwx & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIa Published every evenin ; except Sanodays and Legal Horie ays by BROWN & CALKINS. x. », BROWN. L. 8, CALRING, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as + econd-class matter. CRLPHONR No, 4. . a BERS RRA ANR Mees. Ne ae tsa ire Sida THURS AY . .. 0.. FEB. 17. 1808. Germany's recent action in excluding. American fresh and dried fruit from her markets under the pretense that it carr:es disease and vermin into taat country, bas called forth a vigor018 protest by the officials of this Gcverament. The Germans seem to be in ga receptive mood for a little disciplining by this country, and it is romornd that unless a decided back-step is taken by her officials the President may . . sharply retaliate aguiust this unjust discrimination affecting Amerizan products. ThatGermany or any o:her country has the right to arrange her tariff schedules, or even to establish a strictly prohibitive tariff on certain articles against all nations, is conceced to be her right, and'in such a case the United states would make no protest. This is a privilege which" we admit and “which we shall always strictly enforce as relates to American. tariffs, but/ when Germany mukes a discriminaticn whereby this country is not granted the same commercial rights as those accorded other nations, she violates a distinct and explicit treaty with this country. 1t is perfectly apparent, however, that Germany is actuated by a fealing of animosty and jealousy of the growing favor which American products find in Germany and the inroads. our exporters are making in her homé market; therefore she is doing avery-. thing possible to harrass and distress them. The recent decree in regard’ to: fruits is but similar action to that taken by her some time since concerning American meat products. ‘The Gavernment has been endeavoring, without success, to have these unjust restrictions removed, but now thatia new decree has been issued affecting anotlier important branch of our-export trade, itis probable that vigorous action will be taken. How do the Democratic statesmen who insisted during the. discussion cf the Dingley law that its adoption would curtail our sales abroad account for the fact that practically every one of tle countries which protested against ‘its adoption has increased its purchas. s from us since its euactment? Great Britain, France, Germany, Netherlana , Belgium, China, Italy, Japan, AustriaMungary, Denmark, Argentina, Turkey, Greece, and Switzerland made protes 8 against certain features of the bill during its pendency; yet their purchas 8s from.us were $42,000,000 in excess ol their purchases from us in the same months of the preceding year. “Tus cold bluff which Editor Klett, o Argantina, made during his travels i this country about the time that th: Dingley bill was under consideraticu was not supported by the lawmakers 01 his country. He gravely informed the people of the United States that if ovr Government insisted upon placing s tariff on hides, wool, and other products of Argentina, the law-makers of that country would retaliate in a way e€xtremely disadvantageous to us. Argc ntina’s new tariff has just been placed on the statute books and contains noth‘ing of the kind which Editor Kiett threatened. THOSE silver detectives who went to Japan last summer to ferret,out tLe details of the plot by which the “gold power” induced the Japanese te abandon the silver standard shou!d stand in with Mr, Bryan on the news. paper syndicate ard lecture scheme. Bryan made his visit to Mexico pay bim handsomely, both through the prices paid bim for the newspaper articler and his leetures, bat these patriots wl ¢ made a ‘long and expensive trip: t Japan eight moths ago in behalf of th ' gilver cause -have.not yet “peeped.” _ Water Collector's Notice. The City Water Ottice is-now at th: . Oity Hall. Open evenings, geverall; from 7 to 8 o’clock,uutil farther notice Huan Moron, £10-1w , City Water Collector. Sauer Kraut J Thanks to the Oyster. Too Dangerous, ; 4 “No, no; I wouldn’t dare to have my. husband help when we move.” “Why not?” J, “He's a railway porter, you know, ‘nd he'd forget, and think he was bandling passengers’ luggage.” — Tit-Bits. An Unusual Case. : Mr. Bountiful—I suppose you have seen better days? Candid Mendicant—Well, I can't say that £ have; I’ve never been out. of work before—Tammany Timea. She—Oh, Ton, here’s a pear! in this oyster, ‘ i a He (excitedly)—Grace,:may—may I have it set in an engagement. ring ?— emorest’s Magazine. A: Contradiction tn Terma. Johnny — What is civilized warfare, papa? oe Papa—Well, Johnny, a great many. people think there isn’t any such thing. ° : Unappreciated Suggestion. Johnnie Chaffie stuck his head into a baker's shop and asked anxiously: . “Have you any stale bread?” “Yes, I have five or six loaves.” “Good! Serves you right. Why didn't you sell ‘em while they were fresh?” And then Johnnie drew back just in time for one of the siale loaves to whiz past his head.—Tammany Times. His Name for It, Bloobumper—I attended a chattery the other day. : Spatts—A chattery? What on earth is a chattery? : : Bloobumper—Some call it a conversazione, but I don’t believe in using French words, when English will answer the purpose.—Louisville CourierJournal, aa Rehind Her Back. He—Ah, Mias Roscoe's face is surely her fortune. She--Yes, so it is. But it isn’t like most fortunes you hear about. : He—iiow's that? : She—It is wiped out every night and . rebuilt in the morning.—Cleveland . Leader. ‘ . A Timely Reward. ef Which I rise to remark, And my language is plain, That for ways that are dark And for tricks that are vain, This climate of ours ts »ecullar! ~—Tammany Times. Two Views. fh “Piunks is all torn up about that burglary.” “Yes; and Mrs. Plunks is tickled to death. because now everybody knows thet she had.seven dozen silver spoons to be stolen.’—Detroit. Free Press, “Sensible, Ne—You evidently don’t believe in long engagements, She--No. Not if you really intend to marry your fiance. Jt is too much ofa ‘drain on his resources.-Brooklyn Life. . Wanted Jost That Kind. Darce —My wife is trowbled with shortness of breath. De Fly ppe--ff vou happen to geta divorce, let: me knew.—Town Topics. 4 Her. Wenkness, ' She---You tcok the words right out of my mouth. ; He—Yeu musin’t talk when I'm kiss‘ae voni—Ni WV Feo cel, i THOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ¥FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets, . Ata Bargain, The Wells property situated on Montezuuma Hill, about 6 miles from town, is offered tor sale at a bargain. The: property consists of a; house of six rooms, barn and 80 acres of! ground. . This is a good place for any one wishing to open a wayside inn, as the house is built just. ten feet from the road leading from town to all up country places. For further particulars in-. For build quire of Brown & “Morgan, real estate gents. tf. Gieasecchenaed JOHN JEFFERIES W Hlerect a Lime Kiln at the Kéenabes House on the North Bloo field -, and-is prepared to orders por aaa First-class Lime oth — A quen hice and ae che ccnp Earnd de ag es needing lime will find h advantage to call on him, salt dad a Oil and the H: lages. A small capital and » the : _ Capital an plies of Lime snd Soda,” While liver . CU€TSY are all that are needed. Be sure SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and fish arson the wrapper . All druggists ; 50c. and. $1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Soft as Smooth . as Satin. The finest and purest of Whiskies — ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead st tobe the b st brind on the market. It cal use, Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLR, Sle: Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. <—— — MBbYy mM. L. & D,. MARSH. sees csapmmnntempataasiees a OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Stre>t, Nevada City. . Calion us before eats) een WM. H. PENROSE, —DEALER IN— uraceries, : Provisions, + Canned Goods, 22sceseses. French Candies, Nuts, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. a new to give me a call. Having purchased the stock and fixtnres in F. W. Coder’s store, I have: resumed business there with a Fine, F.csh Stock, and iuvite old friends and A Trial order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh acd Pric3s Low. ALA. Grand Clearance Sale or FALL AND WINTER GOODS Blumenthal’s, In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon'to arrive. from the East. 1 Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, AND WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. Colored Dress Goods, formerly Staple Gocds, Lonsdale Musliti . Cents a yard. ‘ Black§Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. 75 cents, reduced to 2é cents. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and Table Linen reduced“ flalf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. GF Drecemakere will be allowed-10 per cent commission on all linings b A and Fruit of the Loom, 7 & A. BLUMENTHAL, jand tells how to conduct en‘and is pronounced. b; PER WEEK. s highly reco.nmenced for family and medi. going elsewhere. . easor, ei by lette . Personally, at his h in North Se . be om gly. ome in North San Juan, or The Finest Lanter Soap In the Mare . et. 4 A Good Living {one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertures in small towns and_vilA book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot lcAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons tertainments will be mailed free upon request. eodh McALLIsTER, HOTEL FOR and more may be made by any . in wrestling contest. jtainments or illustrated lec-/ drilling contest, and The yuicious new building on Sacramento street a short distance above the Plaza, and known as the Sacramento Restanrapt and Lodging House Is offered for sale AT A VERY LOW FIGURE:: This is a rare opportunity to get a paying business. Apply to ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City Golden. Jub ee Mininy Fair, WRESTLERS WANTED to take part MINERS WANTED to take part in LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest to be held at the : Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For full information apply to P. J. HEALY, : Chairman of Committee. 31 Post Street, San Francisco. j13-3w L DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S anemones . Treatment by Inhalat or, Tourists, Business, Professional, = nes Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, . 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa . MEN AND tines STOP AT THE Conumption, “"" FAMCUS . gf omen hd GI Paso de Robles Teed, . __ SPRINGs. oo Prices Reduced —To— ( $10, $12.50 and $15 oheeecemeeene The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure yee on the Paific Coast, . Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are led f LR 7 wal Velde tare agen ed for their medic. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Froubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. 4 Trains. leave ‘Third and Townsend St San Francisco, Calif,, i us arriving at Springs-at 310 P. i vomodny M. same day. . . (No Staging. Fare $6.20. . Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. meee. . } J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental *s » Music, wee of instructing pupils at their own, For particulars a» to terms of tuition, :

apply to the Prof ay dott man on Hotel. Nevada City. Washes Without Rubbi nd d t jurethe clothes. ‘The largest Family Washae Pe gone in ite to bi od gave o A a r welve years with this soap. sa lg Rl Sel @@-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.@ay Made in San Francisco. 4ek your dealer for it and thus h i> g Rnd ane fog us help build FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRA W Ser aal Fede 42% THE couRts Newspaper Advertising Agency. and 21 M uta . CaliRome % ant 2 lercha: Rashanse Cali fopicrre OLAIMsS. the Sandwich Indends, Poly: ea ustr B ‘ED STATES AND FOREIGN TENTS eo pth interferences candeaere, apecia! on hy t; le-marks, vopy-rights, labels free to . 2a desiges amewreree. o : Bane ree fon peosscused i Infringement suite If you have an invention, send us @ aketch. _; wc therailment, and benefiitting one organ at . maied FREE to any address on application, Queen Li ly Soap . PR rd with elegant Bugaies, Wagons and i style, and capable of going as fast as any gen ’ ,Or small Attorney : at : Law, ~ . and we ifadvine you tine coarse to OPE TuMAEang ono . ater eS Uabie opinion. Chronic and Nervous Disorders, HE ORIGINAL: AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, thatof Dre. Starkey and Palen, is a Scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAaGNEtTIZED; audthe compound is go condeused ‘and made portable that it is sent all over the world. It has been in use for more than twenty years thousands of ptients have been tre »and over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as most drugs do, by creating the expense of another, often re uiring a second course to eradicate tre evil effects of the first, but Compound Oxygen is & revitalizer, renewing, strengthening, nvigorating the whole body. ‘hese statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in oar book of 200 pages, pre with the express permission of the patients; their names and addresses are given, and you beg ego to them for farsher informa ion. great success of our tz ent ha winete't hoe eatm: 8 given t ofi mitators, unscrupulous 08; some calling their pre arationa Guapar id SALE. NEW NAME. ~ ED ST son eR On Comme Carries a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ rcial Street, Furnishing Goods BATS and’ CAPS, Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’, Misses’ and: Children’s euka GS ES , BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS, OIL CLOTHING, And Up-to-Daté line of Men's and Boys’ Neckwe:: r. All Goods Just Purch ased for ( ash. _No Shelf Worn Goods in Cur Store. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent ‘l'ip, Ladies’ Kangaroo—best shoe in t. Heavy Comforters, 50 cents. Boys’, Bib Overalls, 25 cents. Good Huck Towels, 5 cents. Soliciting a share of J Ladies’ Vici Kid Patent Tip, Button Shoes, per par, $1 40. per pair, 90 cents, he market, $1 90. Men’s Calf Congress or Bais Shoes, $1 40. Men’s Buckle Mining Shoes, $1 25. Men’s Nailed Mining Boots, $2 75. Ten-quarter Grey and White Blankets, per pair, 75 cen!s. Men’s Fedora Hats, all shades, sold elsewhere for $2 und $2 50, only 41 85 Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, all shades, 20 cents. Men’s Pants, heavy cotton, all sizes, 50 cents. Men’s Seamless Socks, per doz., 50 cents. A complete line of Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Hose. your patronage, I remain Yours for Business, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Good House, Cow Barns, Wood Shed and Store Room. Electric Light In House.; Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to 0. C. PERCiVAL. Nevada City, January 31, 1898. Oxygen, often appropri ng our testimonials . our patients, to recommend ani é names o worthless concoctio s, But any substance made where or by others, and calied Com pound Oxveen isspurious, “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE Or ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title ofa new! 4. All Kinds of ‘Cigars and Tobacco book of 200pages, published b: Dre. Starke Palen, whichgives to all en ‘iver full infor. mation as to this remarkable curative agent, sae. soon of surprising ove ina be ey range . Cases—many o em after abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Empire Stable, Broad Street, oPR. me Exchange Hovel 'e' ° JANES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The Empire Livery Stabl bas the largest fot of . HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. ij bo ice On reasonable The horses are free from vices, of good tleman cares to drive. ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, AT torneys at law and others—The Stilwell Detective Agency is prepared to transact all business of a confidential and intricate character expeditiously and on rea,Sonable terms, Correspondents all over the ‘world, Thurlow Block, San Francisco, Cal, PATENTS! Pension, Lani and — ludian Depredation m3 ph together with ea or i . cieideeanrets as Absol.te Protect: paging 3 poo “_ meinbership fee and dues of C. H. HARRISON, DBALER IX The Finest .5-Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, ‘BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL MARKET Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J.NAFFZIGER, . Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutt Veal, Sausages, ete. Hams; Baeonand Lard wholesale and retail. And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first free HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Fielity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY, according to the hazard * pation, from $8.00 to & week, so Ht apes ape to work through being hurt accident. ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed to WILL PAY $10.00 sigh and ‘unable to “a when you are jon to the members upon LIFE INSURANCE. Alen issues tag trom sbi tof ioceleryeem th and ness foraccident and kick. ; also a 15 year paid 1 poy death or $1000 at end 0 of td ae per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, ‘ You cannot lose all your income when you " are sick or disabled b The Fidelity Mutual Ald sont sociation is Pre. eminent] e and B dene end shen Eicoiating ho Es ses It has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States of i SO ey ee Siitificate an bso a poveen Boh solidity of its protection Sot J. A. MARSHALL, _ MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Sidewalks, Garden ‘Walks, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone CoPing and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. Will take orders for work to b in Nevada City and Grass Valley ieeing tine spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work At Moderate Prices.. Eatimates cheerfully furnished on large or: emall contracts. References—All f. ; Navin Cheuk ah ‘or whom we did work at If you are likely to have a ror lk line, address as follows and we will g Beso with you. J. A. MARSHALL, Care Transcripr Office, 531 Nevada Vity, a . A Dozen a Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as hait a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder, Easy to clean and economical. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes, Indispensable in every household. Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder: Is sold at all hardware: Stores. Price $1. Send. 2-cent stamp for the Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. Co. OF PA, Phil : Makers of the Enterprise Meat Che pe rt — ORE 9 ae Brown & CALKINS, _ NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS Briefs, Catalogues, Fampheits, General Job Printing, BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES = ; ) => We have facilities which are ue celled by~none “for filling orders on short ABR te ee td ‘Reliable Agente Wanted. Write } J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, . } onal Bureau of Claims, Seeretary and General Manager San Francisce, Cal, notice, No order too large fo; ein rus. (Get oar <=) <a? NEW NAME. THE POPULAR STORE — The charg the. G ‘ Oitize the fo ‘Par A. Gr; Frank Mus and E Hal T. 8.1 Fins BR bright Ace John ] Recto: Recs Trax Jacksc E. J.! Grisse Prin Calkin and O. Ban ® Dec: Brown Carter ton. Lite: F. T. N Tovi H. Dic Walra: The. unders mittee: to the A Witty Here school They about power thiug ? genera Then t propot test of and tw query . the cl worrie had ne that, . was Vv * with: a Then . asked think was th Now it surprit twovar one,” ¥ -the mi pute it FULt tin Wa! thave b ymanut ‘their ¢ witht States ones of itse the ins discus that ti ured i: highes