February 2, 1898 (4 pages)

Pie < “Wi¥ADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. ie _ thy andertaking and one that promsonal investigation of the exhibits at the Méchanics Pavilion can convey the !ng idiot.”—Philadelphia Bulletin There are plenty: of indications that Bh conta. THETRAN NSORIPT. ished Sept. 6. 1870. by at. P. Brown & Co. Published every e& Sundays and Legal ing e xcept olidaysa by &. P. BROWN, LU. 8. CALKING. Butered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as coond-clase matter, T2LePHORR NO, 4 WEDNESDAY. baw anaes FEB. 2, 1808. ne as Ps THE MINING FAIR. In commenting upon the Mining Fair with which the Jubilee festivities are to be continued for awhile, the Oakland Tribune says: It is a praiseworises td fulfill the utmost -expectations of those who conceived it. “Only a perproper idga-of how well and thoroughly the plans have been carried out, for there is no questioning the fact that’ the fair worthily commemorates the her point of view.—Town Topics. great &poch in whose honor it is given. The prevailing -Kiondyke craze has, of course, tinged everything with more or less'of the AJaskan hues, but as, af-. ter all, the Yukon treasures are a matter of speculation they cannot compare with the actual facts that are to be seen on every side as regards California. The huge cube of the exact size of the*billion or more dollars worth of gold that has been taken out of our mines since Marshall found the first speck of the yellow metal fifty years ago conveys a lesson that fills the mind with wonder when its exact meaning is comprehended. Then, too, the fact is brought out that California is still adding about $18,000,000 a year to the wealth of the world and that the indications are that the period of our quartz. mining is but in its infancy Several of the big mines of California are turning out over $100,000 a month, the Utica and Rawhide containing veins that seem to be almost endless. Many an hour ean be profitably passed at the fair by those interested in the subject: The methods of niining from Alpha to Omega are shown in}, practical shape, the ingenuity of the exhibitors having extended to a veritable “drift” into which visitors are taken and there in the darkened chambers are the miners drilling away just as they do in the mines proper. All kinds and varieties of ore attract the attention of the mineralogist and the past is revived by pictorial representations of early scenes and photographs of.those who were famous in California thirty or forty yearsago. The scene is instructive throughont, and one on which the Californian can gaze-with pride. It shows “how thoroughly we have earned our title of “The Golden State,” and what is more, it proves that instead of being a declining industry here, it is, on the contrary, booming. such is the case, the best of which is the actual results, for statistics show that our production of gold is advancing at the rate of over a million a year. The fair will do particular good at this time for it will call the attention of the country not only to what we have done but to what we are doing. nn Dr. De Wirr Tatmace has just married a third wife. No one has ever disputed the reverend getleman’s familiarity with biblical texts, and upon one of them it seems evident that he is something of an enthusiast. His actions . certainly indicate that he believes “it is . not good for man to be-alone.” ‘ust been listening fo that divine, Prof. uch lovely. things, He said everyone a budding genius?" ness serious? to a dress than it does to a board.”— Judge. Suet. ere ee Miss-Cush—0O, Miss Acidity? 1 hove ongheirs lecture. It-was all about ,coxophy and the soul's affinity and ad a soul’s mate, I — where ine is? Miss “Acidity Probably throwing wornuts at his next-tree neighbor.— p-to-Date. Locking for the Strings. Smart Girl—Mr, Nieefellow, this is y littie sister, Miss Ella. What do ‘i wish, pet? Why are you regarding 12 oC ntleman sO intently? : Little Sister—I was looking tor the . strings, that’s all. “Strings? What strings?” “Why, mamma said ‘you had two trings to your beau,”—N. Y. Weekly. ~ Will SCOTT’S EMULSION cure consumption? Yes and ‘ no. Willit cure every case? . No.» What cases will it cure’ then? Those in their earlier stages, especially in young . people. -We make no exaggerated claims, but we have _ positive evidence that the early wee of Scott’s Emulsion: “Don't you think young Porticus is: ble, this well-known remedy long life surprisingly. goc. and $1.00, all druggists. © “No; I think he is more of p bloom: Not from His Wtewpetwt: Sera A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled, Pennect—Is your mother-in-law's illHenpect—Well, I suppose. it is from House and Lot . For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. We Have Noticed It. “Paint,” says Margie, “sticks better Still Unfinished. “I am a self-made man.” “When are you going. to. finish the job?”"—N. Y, Journal. An Unconsciors Explanation. First Chappie—I wonder now, Chollie, bow the donkey ever came to be used as the—er, emblem of stupidity? Second Chappie (with a yawn)— Lon't know, I'm sure, deah boy; must have been before our day.—Brooklyn Life. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Goed House, Cow Barns, “ } Wood Shed and ; Store Room. Electric Light inHouse. _ Water Pipes all in. , The Chhngen of Time. *‘When we were first married you gave me half the closet.” “Yes.” “And now you act as if I ought to keep my coat and trousers hanging over the hall hanisters."—Chicago Kecord. In Pity fer Him, Alty—Now—now, Miss Giddy, sup! pose f should try—try to kiss you? Miss Giddy—Don't think of it, Mr. Gosling; you're so agitated that TI am sure you would seream!—Philadelphia Yunne TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to 0. C. PERCIVAL. Nevada City, January 81, 1898. ae Grand Clearance Sale FALL AND WINTER GOODS . At A. Blumenthal’s, In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, AND: WIEL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. . Black"Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $r. Black Dress:Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. Staple Goods, Lonsdale’‘Muslin and Fruit of the Loom, 7 cents a yard. Bed ‘Spreads, -Blatikets; Quilts and Table Linen reduced‘ fialt Price. Big Lot of Remnants. of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. they purchase at our store; Orders from the country ‘promptly sifted. A. BLUMENTHAL, Southwest corner Broad and Pine Streets == GRAIND Masquerade Ball. TO BE GIVEN BY HEYER & GUENTHER, A. Clever Deceit. The manipulation of the hoist and. drop at thé imitation shaft in the Min. ing Fair, San Francisco, is said to be . very ingenious. The visitor who descend to.the lower levels of the sup-' mine is requested to step upon thecage. After be does so, the cage is started on its downward trip. It really moves at a snail's pace, but the sides of the shaft, which are convass,are painted gn exact imitation of the real thing, ;and they are. made to move at lightnitic speed, so that the visitor has the sensa’ of going hundreds’ of feet into the ls of the earth. When he ascends the motion is reversed. Tou novice the effect*is equal to a descent ja a real mine. . projectors of the affair are entitled to credit for their clever ingenuity. aS No Cure—No Pays Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Obildren love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating "Tonics. Price’ jy19-6p Catt on. George 0. Cay:ond,, the Bread strest greeer, *, } sate eh . FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4th. ‘Prizes For the Best Sustained Characters. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. . Best ema ~~ peers) cemnotets either lady or gentleman; $10. chest ume,” re jal Prize by Mahar & Oo. for the Second een Lady—a Hand * Beet Goshemans Contzme, #20 ’s Costume, Best asa od Groap— Banquet at the National Hotel. By ae Second:Best Dressed ieee Dozen Paris Panels. y ED. moon! : t Original Group, Bat Gemadtaan~-Bax of Woodpecker Cigars. Oontributed by Wm. Giffin. ea eo aa EE Reception . Committee ~ _ Sherif De B. Getchell, Constable R. Dillon and J ~. Waters. Si eae oe t’e Costumes made cakinmeindeu Masks can be bought at I. Stein’s ang W. H. Crawford's. Ra oy. F. Smith Masks will be raised at the door MatRollor Skates or Bicycles allowed on the Floor. JAMES CAIRNS, Dressmakers-will be allowed 10 per cent commission on all linings . jf; ADMISSION—Per'couple, $x} ladies; in mask, 25 cents. ‘ Brown & CALKINS, 4: Raisins ~. could notbe seeded by: hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the EnOat eg Raisin Aa nd Seeder. . Easy to ean and economiee ~ Seed grapes and fies at the rate of a feat und in five minutes, pends in every Re = gest prmertateley Spee y bea (SF So ke . gc TL . Fg oscrtel geod ges “pba seu tnos;tormartiog’ . B postive cure to a:laege num. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk. Enterprise , Hie, ite, ei ncseb case ees Oo con It at ot oka), OL oe GER No Pity for the Poet. ever, where a cure is impossi: CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. & pe Seeder! over one thousand physicians Is sold: at all hardware . in a strengthenin: ,invigorsting the whole body stores, Price-$1r; Send 2-cent ‘stamp for the} “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 ‘recipes. . * ENTERPRISE MFG.CO.OF PA. ” Ags Ac) ep ae . STARKEY & PALEN’S A Good Living Treatment by Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadefphia, Pa. and more may be made by any one with.a McAllister Magic: Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated ' lectures in small towns and __vil-Consumption, lages. A small capital and Bronce: energy are all that are needed. Dysentery. sy ~~ Catarrh,: A book that describes, pictures “Hayfever, and explains the operation ot bility ,. Headache, . Rheuiatis, ie McAllister’s + ees Magic Lanterns Chronic and Nervous Disorders. Li Wy fog aah be L AND ONLY GENUINE xygen tio pe thet of Drs. starsat ny . Mg &@ grientifi. adjustment of the elements of Oxygen und Nitroy’n MAGNET1ZeD;and the compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the er It ha» been in use for m twenty thousands of p.ticnts hay iD wee gy and ed i br ale a t. i, ae recommended it—a very significant fac it des not act as most drugs do, by creating ov Loerailment, and benefitting ope organ at the expense of another, often iri g a second course to eradicate ¢ evil e of the tirs, x Compound Uxygen ig »*tevitslizer, .evewres sri aes and’ igiic how to conduct entertainments will be mailed freei'upon request. T. H. McALLISTER, ese stuterents ape Confirmed. by numerous 16 W n St. testimunials, publistied in our book of 200 pages, ashingtoan St. Chisago, only Bie the polvege . por tachogeeapat the patients; are xiven, apd you an irae te them a porn be informe ae é 4 @ grént anccess of Our ticatment rise to's hoot oft sit ies preps un-erupulous persons; Lime . Lime . fomie calling their preparations Compound PEE hey often appropriating our testimoniuls ne names of our patients to recommend ‘worthie: -@. coneoc'io 6, But any . substance made ieroniaieess A or by otRera, a.d calied Com NEVADA CITY, CAL. Makers of the: sgissintdgnloncanae ar iseiartesy eettiets woe or. . JOHN JEFFERIES ACTION AND ki ete ry a ten eonney & ILL ereet a Li Kiln at the Ki ebec ; “ ‘al i full inf er a me in eo enn ESTABLISHED. _ . Fisavmiseegan to ll cngrirere ful intor . WY "Houso on the North, Bioomfeld ‘road PRINTERS 7 spa seein chance of chem chet hleg ae 38 YEARS" chandoued to die by other phyvicians. Will be First-class Lime 4 maied F KEE to any address on application. For building or other purposes, in large or Briefs, agite teodine lise Wilk ‘Bnd ie to ‘their Catalogues, Tourists, Business, Professional, oho aa RENE EF ampuaelts, é Sick, Well and: Pleasure: Secking. : er ee : HOTEL FOR SALE. General Job Printing. : Progressive MEN AND WOMEN-STOP ‘AT THE Sao BEST WORK : Outs poken ; : e spac ous new building on Sacramento : oulaae Heieek sire . FAMOUS: . ores ~ ie distance above the Plaza, and i ag : Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House sie have facilities whichare excelled s El Paso de Robles) Is omtered for sale y none for filli rd , [ bh ing orders .on short The Dai . AT A VERY “Low FIGURE. Bee a to large for us. KGet our § . y SPRINGS:. GeniaNa™ sere opportunity to get 9 paying ‘* Cash Works Wonders:”’ Harness and: Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. Broad st., o National Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: { . San Francisco, Cal.» For Five Cents Per Day: WILL PAY secordin pee, work bough Boe mesh, whee: ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ¥ $10.00» week, when you are Rigo or both feet and hands, $188.00 to sighs ite Any 2 00 ye 40 : in pi 0 25 3 z 1% s HEALTH . AND ACCIDENT ; _ INSURANCE: ‘At Armory Hall, Nevada City, fulelly Mutmal Aid Assocation Transcript Continues to mainifin the lead as THE NRWSIRST PAPER Published in the LEADING. MINING. COUNTY: If-you . want to *keep omogtly posted on the progress of the Gold Mining Industry ot the county, and to be informed ° on general Local, State and General happenings, you'can get this. news at the earliest possible moment and ‘in the most _ readable shape in the ze . ee % ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City} Prices Reduced. Gelden Jub lee Mining Fair, $10, $12.50 and $15 WRESTLERS WANTED to take part c n wrestling contest. PER WEEK. . MINERS WANTED to take part in drilling contest, and LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest. to be held at the The Greatest Hotel en the Pavsific Coast, and. Pleasure Resor Hot ‘Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San: Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. ‘The watersare . oakteheete pre mneqealed for their medici MF ss aangeroyw ag Neuraigia,* Malaria, ver, ee, — ingen Troubles, For fall information apply to eases. ? Sse P. J. HEALY;,. a of Committee: San % arriving at Springs * SP. tanke No Staging. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. Fare $6.20. Empire Stable, [ron res on ede Cys enna Hote . SANES HENSESSY,The eu are free fro Queen Lily Soap . style, and capable of going as fasts aay < need tleman cares to ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A'Rtorneys at law and others—The Stile well Detective Agency is prepared to transact all business of a confidential and ine tricate character expeditiously and on rea» ; sonable terms, Correspondents all over the \ world. Thuriow Block, San Francisco, Cal, The Finest Laundry . Soap.in the MarPATENTS! iar el ete te Pension, Land and fudian Depredation @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. "POR SALE IN NEVADA COUNTY, ak Sf of Geo 11,717 Liddell oF = -AT’$2.50 PER ACRE, Children 25 cents ; Spectators to the Gillery, 50 cents. s oe fie yar ore opon payment on™ A gown dg of -princie the* pal parable at at ape 2 five infor at peadiea at é : ‘WM. H. MILLS; Land Agent C. P. R. R., San Franeiseo, spit yp hance 4 « deca ene ar Hew eran es Asa Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts, ue iy En GptN W and 8 W.34 of Beo.hna . Made in San Francisco. CLAIMS. deploy for it and thus help build fi Ovoran STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS tained; interfe examinationt: Seca surety abl and designs registered. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . SEN : us © Empire Livery Stable Also Choral and Orchestral Director. hast! e largest lowad Visite Nevada City, Grasse V: and other portions of N r relies, ‘ aga of ate abo ig "ior coe . HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Ra ‘or my te Baer sulsian. ots. To be found inthis part of the State. rips Hig bined gpa Sen Juan, or i.’ ja City. Hacks to with elegant Buggies, Wagons and ‘ term °° let at short notice on reasonable Court, in any Un‘ted steeen lis. puigou have au invention send us a. sketch: s yoy h. or snail be aah together: with « le So yer of the Rk portant features If you are in: Sig cr Pitt ps cer vee are infringed. fe TT en ae oat ee ee ae rc

Pie < “Wi¥ADA CITY, NEVADA 00. CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. ie _ thy andertaking and one that promsonal investigation of the exhibits at the Méchanics Pavilion can convey the !ng idiot.”—Philadelphia Bulletin There are plenty: of indications that Bh conta. THETRAN NSORIPT. ished Sept. 6. 1870. by at. P. Brown & Co. Published every e& Sundays and Legal ing e xcept olidaysa by &. P. BROWN, LU. 8. CALKING. Butered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as coond-clase matter, T2LePHORR NO, 4 WEDNESDAY.. baw anaes FEB. 2, 1808. ne as Ps THE MINING FAIR. In commenting upon the Mining Fair with which the Jubilee festivities are to be continued for awhile, the Oakland Tribune says: It is a praiseworises td fulfill the utmost -expectations of those who conceived it. “Only a perproper idga-of how well and thoroughly the plans have been carried out, for there is no questioning the fact that’ the fair worthily commemorates the her point of view.—Town Topics. great &poch in whose honor it is given. The prevailing -Kiondyke craze has, of course, tinged everything with more or less'of the AJaskan hues, but as, af-. ter all, the Yukon treasures are a matter of speculation they cannot compare with the actual facts that are to be seen on every side as regards California. The huge cube of the exact size of the*billion or more dollars worth of gold that has been taken out of our mines since Marshall found the first speck of the yellow metal fifty years ago conveys a lesson that fills the mind with wonder when its exact meaning is comprehended. Then, too, the fact is brought out that California is still adding about $18,000,000 a year to the wealth of the world and that the indications are that the period of our quartz. mining is but in its infancy Several of the big mines of California are turning out over $100,000 a month, the Utica and Rawhide containing veins that seem to be almost endless. Many an hour ean be profitably passed at the fair by those interested in the subject: The methods of niining from Alpha to Omega are shown in}, practical shape, the ingenuity of the exhibitors having extended to a veritable “drift” into which visitors are taken and there in the darkened chambers are the miners drilling away just as they do in the mines proper. All kinds and varieties of ore attract the attention of the mineralogist and the past is revived by pictorial representations of early scenes and photographs of.those who were famous in California thirty or forty yearsago. The scene is instructive throughont, and one on which the Californian can gaze-with pride. It shows “how thoroughly we have earned our title of “The Golden State,” and what is more, it proves that instead of being a declining industry here, it is, on the contrary, booming. such is the case, the best of which is the actual results, for statistics show that our production of gold is advancing at the rate of over a million a year. The fair will do particular good at this time for it will call the attention of the country not only to what we have done but to what we are doing. nn Dr. De Wirr Tatmace has just married a third wife. No one has ever disputed the reverend getleman’s familiarity with biblical texts, and upon one of them it seems evident that he is something of an enthusiast. His actions . certainly indicate that he believes “it is . not good for man to be-alone.” ‘ust been listening fo that divine, Prof. uch lovely. things, He said everyone a budding genius?" ness serious? to a dress than it does to a board.”— Judge. Suet. ere ee Miss-Cush—0O, Miss Acidity? 1 hove ongheirs lecture. It-was all about ,coxophy and the soul's affinity and ad a soul’s mate, I — where ine is? Miss “Acidity Probably throwing wornuts at his next-tree neighbor.— p-to-Date. Locking for the Strings. Smart Girl—Mr, Nieefellow, this is y littie sister, Miss Ella. What do ‘i wish, pet? Why are you regarding 12 oC ntleman sO intently? : Little Sister—I was looking tor the . strings, that’s all. “Strings? What strings?” “Why, mamma said ‘you had two trings to your beau,”—N. Y. Weekly. ~ Will SCOTT’S EMULSION cure consumption? Yes and ‘ no. Willit cure every case? . No.» What cases will it cure’ then? Those in their earlier stages, especially in young . people. -We make no exaggerated claims, but we have _ positive evidence that the early wee of Scott’s Emulsion: “Don't you think young Porticus is: ble, this well-known remedy long life surprisingly. goc. and $1.00, all druggists. © “No; I think he is more of p bloom: Not from His Wtewpetwt: Sera A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled, Pennect—Is your mother-in-law's illHenpect—Well, I suppose. it is from House and Lot . For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. We Have Noticed It. “Paint,” says Margie, “sticks better Still Unfinished. “I am a self-made man.” “When are you going. to. finish the job?”"—N. Y, Journal. An Unconsciors Explanation. First Chappie—I wonder now, Chollie, bow the donkey ever came to be used as the—er, emblem of stupidity? Second Chappie (with a yawn)— Lon't know, I'm sure, deah boy; must have been before our day.—Brooklyn Life. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Goed House, Cow Barns, “ } Wood Shed and ; Store Room. Electric Light inHouse. _ Water Pipes all in. , The Chhngen of Time. *‘When we were first married you gave me half the closet.” “Yes.” “And now you act as if I ought to keep my coat and trousers hanging over the hall hanisters."—Chicago Kecord. In Pity fer Him, Alty—Now—now, Miss Giddy, sup! pose f should try—try to kiss you? Miss Giddy—Don't think of it, Mr. Gosling; you're so agitated that TI am sure you would seream!—Philadelphia Yunne TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to 0. C. PERCIVAL. Nevada City, January 81, 1898. ae Grand Clearance Sale FALL AND WINTER GOODS . At A. Blumenthal’s, In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, AND: WIEL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. . Black"Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $r. Black Dress:Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. Staple Goods, Lonsdale’‘Muslin and Fruit of the Loom, 7 cents a yard. Bed ‘Spreads, -Blatikets; Quilts and Table Linen reduced‘ fialt Price. Big Lot of Remnants. of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. they purchase at our store; Orders from the country ‘promptly sifted. A. BLUMENTHAL, Southwest corner Broad and Pine Streets == GRAIND Masquerade Ball. TO BE GIVEN BY HEYER & GUENTHER, A. Clever Deceit. The manipulation of the hoist and. drop at thé imitation shaft in the Min. ing Fair, San Francisco, is said to be . very ingenious. The visitor who descend to.the lower levels of the sup-' mine is requested to step upon thecage. After be does so, the cage is started on its downward trip. It really moves at a snail's pace, but the sides of the shaft, which are convass,are painted gn exact imitation of the real thing, ;and they are. made to move at lightnitic speed, so that the visitor has the sensa’ of going hundreds’ of feet into the ls of the earth. When he ascends the motion is reversed. Tou novice the effect*is equal to a descent ja a real mine. . projectors of the affair are entitled to credit for their clever ingenuity. aS No Cure—No Pays Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Obildren love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating "Tonics. Price’ jy19-6p Catt on. George 0. Cay:ond,, the Bread strest greeer, *, } sate eh . FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4th. ‘Prizes For the Best Sustained Characters. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. . Best ema ~~ peers) cemnotets either lady or gentleman; $10. chest ume,” re jal Prize by Mahar & Oo. for the Second een Lady—a Hand * Beet Goshemans Contzme, #20 ’s Costume, Best asa od Groap— Banquet at the National Hotel. By ae Second:Best Dressed ieee Dozen Paris Panels. y ED. moon! : t Original Group, Bat Gemadtaan~-Bax of Woodpecker Cigars. Oontributed by Wm. Giffin. ea eo aa EE Reception . Committee ~ _ Sherif De B. Getchell, Constable R. Dillon and J ~. Waters. Si eae oe t’e Costumes made cakinmeindeu Masks can be bought at I. Stein’s ang W. H. Crawford's. Ra oy. F. Smith Masks will be raised at the door MatRollor Skates or Bicycles allowed on the Floor. JAMES CAIRNS, Dressmakers-will be allowed 10 per cent commission on all linings . jf; ADMISSION—Per'couple, $x} ladies; in mask, 25 cents. ‘

Brown & CALKINS, 4: Raisins ~. could notbe seeded by: hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the EnOat eg Raisin Aa nd Seeder. . Easy to ean and economiee ~ Seed grapes and fies at the rate of a feat und in five minutes, pends in every Re = gest prmertateley Spee y bea (SF So ke . gc TL . Fg oscrtel geod ges “pba seu tnos;tormartiog’ . B postive cure to a:laege num. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk. Enterprise , Hie, ite, ei ncseb case ees Oo con It at ot oka), OL oe GER No Pity for the Poet. ever, where a cure is impossi: CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. & pe Seeder! over one thousand physicians Is sold: at all hardware . in a strengthenin: ,invigorsting the whole body stores, Price-$1r; Send 2-cent ‘stamp for the} “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 ‘recipes. . * ENTERPRISE MFG.CO.OF PA. ” Ags Ac) ep ae . STARKEY & PALEN’S A Good Living Treatment by Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadefphia, Pa. and more may be made by any one with.a McAllister Magic: Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated ' lectures in small towns and __vil-Consumption, lages. A small capital and Bronce: energy are all that are needed. Dysentery. sy ~~ Catarrh,: A book that describes, pictures “Hayfever, and explains the operation ot bility ,. Headache, . Rheuiatis, ie McAllister’s + ees Magic Lanterns Chronic and Nervous Disorders. Li Wy fog aah be L AND ONLY GENUINE xygen tio pe thet of Drs. starsat ny . Mg &@ grientifi. adjustment of the elements of Oxygen und Nitroy’n MAGNET1ZeD;and the compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the er It ha» been in use for m twenty thousands of p.ticnts hay iD wee gy and ed i br ale a t. i, ae recommended it—a very significant fac it des not act as most drugs do, by creating ov Loerailment, and benefitting ope organ at the expense of another, often iri g a second course to eradicate ¢ evil e of the tirs, x Compound Uxygen ig »*tevitslizer, .evewres sri aes and’ igiic how to conduct entertainments will be mailed freei'upon request. T. H. McALLISTER, ese stuterents ape Confirmed. by numerous 16 W n St. testimunials, publistied in our book of 200 pages, ashingtoan St. Chisago, only Bie the polvege . por tachogeeapat the patients; are xiven, apd you an irae te them a porn be informe ae é 4 @ grént anccess of Our ticatment rise to's hoot oft sit ies preps un-erupulous persons; Lime . Lime . fomie calling their preparations Compound PEE hey often appropriating our testimoniuls ne names of our patients to recommend ‘worthie: -@. coneoc'io 6, But any . substance made ieroniaieess A or by otRera, a.d calied Com NEVADA CITY, CAL. Makers of the: sgissintdgnloncanae ar iseiartesy eettiets woe or. .. JOHN JEFFERIES ACTION AND ki ete ry a ten eonney & ILL ereet a Li Kiln at the Ki ebec ; “ ‘al i full inf er a me in eo enn ESTABLISHED. _ . Fisavmiseegan to ll cngrirere ful intor . WY "Houso on the North, Bioomfeld ‘road PRINTERS 7 spa seein chance of chem chet hleg ae 38 YEARS" chandoued to die by other phyvicians. Will be First-class Lime 4 maied F KEE to any address on application. For building or other purposes, in large or Briefs, agite teodine lise Wilk ‘Bnd ie to ‘their Catalogues, Tourists, Business, Professional, oho aa RENE EF ampuaelts, é Sick, Well and: Pleasure: Secking. : er ee : HOTEL FOR SALE. General Job Printing. : Progressive MEN AND WOMEN-STOP ‘AT THE Sao BEST WORK : Outs poken ; : e spac ous new building on Sacramento : oulaae Heieek sire . FAMOUS: . ores ~ ie distance above the Plaza, and i ag : Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House sie have facilities whichare excelled s El Paso de Robles) Is omtered for sale y none for filli rd , [ bh ing orders .on short The Dai . AT A VERY “Low FIGURE. Bee a to large for us. KGet our § . y SPRINGS:. GeniaNa™ sere opportunity to get 9 paying ‘* Cash Works Wonders:”’ Harness and: Saddlery CHEAPER THAN EVER. Broad st., o National Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: { . San Francisco, Cal.» For Five Cents Per Day: WILL PAY secordin pee, work bough Boe mesh, whee: ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ¥ $10.00» week, when you are Rigo or both feet and hands, $188.00 to sighs ite Any 2 00 ye 40 : in pi 0 25 3 z 1% s HEALTH . AND ACCIDENT ; _ INSURANCE: ‘At Armory Hall, Nevada City, fulelly Mutmal Aid Assocation Transcript Continues to mainifin the lead as THE NRWSIRST PAPER Published in the LEADING. MINING. COUNTY: If-you . want to *keep omogtly posted on the progress of the Gold Mining Industry ot the county, and to be informed ° on general Local, State and General happenings, you'can get this. news at the earliest possible moment and ‘in the most _ readable shape in the ze . ee % ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City} Prices Reduced. Gelden Jub lee Mining Fair, $10, $12.50 and $15 WRESTLERS WANTED to take part c n wrestling contest. PER WEEK. . MINERS WANTED to take part in drilling contest, and LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest. to be held at the The Greatest Hotel en the Pavsific Coast, and. Pleasure Resor Hot ‘Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San: Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. ‘The watersare . oakteheete pre mneqealed for their medici MF ss aangeroyw ag Neuraigia,* Malaria, ver, ee, — ingen Troubles, For fall information apply to eases. ? Sse P. J. HEALY;,. a of Committee: San % arriving at Springs * SP. tanke No Staging. Write for Pamphlet. E. F. BURNS, Manager. Fare $6.20. Empire Stable, [ron res on ede Cys enna Hote . SANES HENSESSY,The eu are free fro Queen Lily Soap . style, and capable of going as fasts aay < need tleman cares to ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A'Rtorneys at law and others—The Stile well Detective Agency is prepared to transact all business of a confidential and ine tricate character expeditiously and on rea» ; sonable terms, Correspondents all over the \ world. Thuriow Block, San Francisco, Cal, The Finest Laundry . Soap.in the MarPATENTS! iar el ete te Pension, Land and fudian Depredation @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. "POR SALE IN NEVADA COUNTY, ak Sf of Geo 11,717 Liddell oF = -AT’$2.50 PER ACRE, Children 25 cents ; Spectators to the Gillery, 50 cents. s oe fie yar ore opon payment on™ A gown dg of -princie the* pal parable at at ape 2 five infor at peadiea at é : ‘WM. H. MILLS; Land Agent C. P. R. R., San Franeiseo, spit yp hance 4 « deca ene ar Hew eran es Asa Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts, ue iy En GptN W and 8 W.34 of Beo.hna . Made in San Francisco. CLAIMS. deploy for it and thus help build fi Ovoran STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS tained; interfe examinationt: Seca surety abl and designs registered. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . SEN : us © Empire Livery Stable Also Choral and Orchestral Director. hast! e largest lowad Visite Nevada City, Grasse V: and other portions of N r relies, ‘ aga of ate abo ig "ior coe . HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Ra ‘or my te Baer sulsian. ots. To be found inthis part of the State. rips Hig bined gpa Sen Juan, or i.’ ja City. Hacks to with elegant Buggies, Wagons and ‘ term °° let at short notice on reasonable Court, in any Un‘ted steeen lis. puigou have au invention send us a. sketch: s yoy h. or snail be aah together: with « le So yer of the Rk portant features If you are in: Sig cr Pitt ps cer vee are infringed. fe TT en ae oat ee ee ae rc