February 24, 1898 (4 pages)

gees sei AE AON ET Eo i aia SS eey * Wy Ab ticksbimicitaliee vi. paca preaching to. us for two years how the biggest political fake of thecentary.” it : “. THE TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA — : plished every eveni Sootace aunt t Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. §. CALKINS. . except N.P. BROWN. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class matter. * TRLEPHONE NO. 4. THURSDAY ... FEB. 24, 1808. A POPULIST ON PUSION, . Whether the effort of the Silver Trust to again bring about « fasion between the Populists and the Democrats is going to be successfal seems to be very much in doubt. Hon. LC. Bateman, the Maine member of. the Populist National Committee, is out in a vigorous denunciation of the proposition, which he says, is a scheme of Sen“ator Butler, the Chairman of the Populist National committee, and Senator Jones, the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, intended to serve personal ends and likely to result in the destruction of the Populist party.]cret of financial success, Almost evIn an interview published in the Washington Star he says: “No political party in this country was ever before disgraced as ours has been by its leaders. They have fused with everything insight that would bring them an office. Allen and Edgerton in Nebraska went over to the Democrats completely. This they had a right todoand we find no fault. Chairman Butler, however, has proven himself to be the Benedict Arnold of the eentary. Every move he has made since he was made chairman of the national committee has been made, to advance his own personal interests. His treachery has been of the most unblushing kind. He wants to be reelected to the United States Senate and knows he cannot be without the aid of the Democrats in North Carolina. For that reason he has become the abject lickspittle of Bryan and Senator Jones. . > “The recent meeting cf the reorganization committee in St. Louis was unanimous for independent action and ao early national convention for‘ our party. No morefusionfor them. This feeling is re-echoed by the rank and file all over the country. The committee did not deem it. wise to call a national convention at that time, but . left the date to be fixed by the rank and file of the party. A referendum vote is now being taken to see whether the convention shall be held. July 4th of this year, May, 1899, or Fébruary, 1900. ‘There is little doubt that July 4 of this year will be fixed upon. Who will be nominated? you ask. Let me tell you a story. The Democrats have been necessary it is to be patriotic and rise above party. Perhaps you have noticed that every time we have risen above the party a Democrat has ovcupied the driver’s seat. “Well, we have become so thoroughly imbued: with the idea of rising above partys that we are going to do it once more. You will observe that even Democratic teaching has not been entirely loston us. We shall nominate Wharton Barker, editor of the Philadelphia American: The Demoorate "and their assistants, like Butler and Allen, would be delighted to ‘have the midle-of-the-road men pominate an old-time agitator like Tom Watson or Ignatius Donnelly. We all love and honor Tom Watson. He is one of God’s noblemen—true as steel,and a thorough Populist. But we realize should we nominate him the fight will come between the two old parties, as ugual. . . The fusionists would then go over ina} body to the Democrats. Oh, no, the Butler-Jones faction will not see us ‘ok our feet into the trap, however skillfully leid. With Wharton Baker for our candidate we shall have.risen so far above party that even the Democratic schemers,will come to a. realizing sense that we are apt students. Yon are going tosee one of the biggest aphesvals inthis coantey the comin Sate Begins Saturday, January 22d, or AND WILL CONTINUE THJRTY DAYS. “Bryanisa'back number, and the abmalninke ‘bim, ‘They certainly will not do sounless he becomes the abject tool of Wall street. Then they would nominat2 him simply asa decoy duck. eraladvice we always have for young coming for the selection of county officials throughout the state and it may be wéll for young men to look district.attorney sometimes helps the help even hiny if he cannot afterward inake as muchas he gets in office. It is not good for anybody to give them. spirit of extravagance, and when the earning capacity is cut short there isa discouragement that leads to unhappihis family bas imbibed it. ‘Then. he looks for office again and disappoint« ment follows when a failure to get it gage/in some business where he can be free. and. independent, and then gather a habit of living well within the income, be it great or small. This last is the seerybody can make some money, but denial. * SETS Raa rore REE ENED THE people of San Andreas want a bell at their cemetery to toll at fanerals. It seems, says the Downieville . a bigstep backward. The funeral bell like the curfew is a relic of the ages when superstition’ held sway. There are, as it is, too many’ ridiculous trappings of woe to a latter-day funeral without adding the doleful toues of a funeral bell, to further harrow up and distress the already overburdened feelings of the mourners. If funerals were made less costly and less spectacPalk about office-holding, ‘Femarks @ the Colusa Sun, reminds us of the gen-. : men—steer clear of it. The time is} around among the ex-ofticials of their. respective counties and see how many j uien otfice has really benefited. See if} in the history of the county you may} 3 uet count such on your flagers. To be . : ; young lawyer to climb, but it does uot g more fora short time than they can. ' earn all the time,’ ‘here is created a} ness, If itdoes not inthe man himeelf . comes. Every man should try to en} but there are few who can practice self: é Messenger, that San Andreas is taking, ‘All druggists ; soc. and $1.00,” bottle of the Emulsion may do § oe ‘To Be Given By Wednesday Evening March 2d t this concert Mr. Harry wilt render a snlestion of his Bi a ‘Position. Doors open at 7 p. in. ‘Admission samenty Children 15;cents “Lime! Lime! an JOHN JEFFERIES me Kiln saree es ity ohn tpmote to take ‘ lcomfield road is prepared ers to supply = First-class Lime For buildi other purposes, in Ia1 small quantities and at the lowele prince, ae i Va retin lime will find it to their te nm him, nl B vantage en h aan y Good: is highly recommended for family and medical use, ular it would be a boon to humanity. Such things are out-of place in this enlightened age. New Millinery Parlors. The Niles Sisters will on March first street the largest and most elegant millinery establishment ever conducted in Nevada City. They will carry a complete and new stock of shapes, trimmings, etc., and will do the most fashionable work at reasonable prices. The ladies of Nevada City will be pleased with what they will offer. ‘tf open in the Gove building on Broad}: Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL. BARS. A. B,-WOLR, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled, THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES ‘ Doore, . THE PHOTOGRAPHER, THOS. S. FORD,Attorney and Counselor at Law, Frames Made to Order. OFS TE SS Om cole = Sw — z\ 2 R\ ») A Boulder Street, ih BDA iN i » }R> a ie Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH. Call on us before French Candies, WM. H: PENROSE, Groceries, : Provisions, : Canned Goods Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. Nuts, Notions, new to give me a-call., A Trial order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh and Prices Low. Having purchased the stock and fixtures in F. W. Coder’s store, I have re-. sumed business there with a Fine, Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and FALL AND WINTER GOODS to make room for a large stock of hae: co Ripon cite sien bs neste from the East. Blumenthal’s, Black§Crepe Cloth, formerly $1 _eents a yard. play hie part is more evident. He is Sauer Kraut Inbulk at Phil Seaddeu’s a . % Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to. 50 cents. oe 'Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. . Staple Goods, Lonsdale Muslin .50, reduced to $r. and Fruit of the Loom, 7/ : ‘ ~ A) Lantern outfit, giving enterejand explains the operation ot — The eet And purest ‘ 28 McAllister’s ROBIN HOOD Magic Lanterns Takes the Lead and is pronounced all to be the best brand on the market. It going elsewhere, . Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and _villages. A. small capital : and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request; ~ T. H. McAtusrer,. . 76 Washington St., Chicago. . J. Me WALLING, ‘Attorney : at : Law, Orns Bing eee EUTEDING, COR. BROAD and Pius tonens Nevada . BOONE’S UT AGENCY ome PATENT Tonrists, Busines, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, -MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles _ SPRINGS. Prices Reduced — The Greatest. Hotel. and Pleasure Resor . on the Panific Coast. : iE LOCAL TALENT AT THE: $. METHODIST CHURCH 1529 Arch Street, Phitadelpy ia, Pa Starkey and Palen, is a Scié' tific adjustment of some calling their Preparations Com d 70 beat ag often sppropriating our testimonials oO worthless concoctio: s, But $10, $12.50 and $15 . mavsayestoicne™ 2 int ss _, “COMPO OXYGEN. ITS MODE oF PER WEEK. = kOTION AND RESULTS,” i; the title of a new : Book of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & ives : mation as to this fameviahiy cen Rigen abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Ho Far the Tew Harke Mors. S.J. PRISK eas. see cha Assisted By. When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, — Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, ? Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 ELON OO PE, TET A ET Call or telephone us your order. We receive . ness. Apply to ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City. Glen Jail Mining Fat in‘ wrestling contest, drilling contest, and 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, j13-8w DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, : FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, ,. Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, ebility, Rheumiay sm, Neuraly ;ia, AND ALL HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE x Compound Oxygen Trey tment, thatof Drs. the nee of Ox IZED; an € compound j densed made portable that it is Be A all aver the world It has been in use for W .ore than twenty years thonsands of patienta hrave been treated, and over one thousand phys’, mamentes teen Cians have used {t, and Significant fact. It does not act as mos), a do, by creati a=: iherailment, and benefited ue us Pd the expense of anothering, strengthening, in-y: ‘orating th: 1 ‘hese statements py Sar rel fe gtegerrna testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, rT with the express permission of the patients; T hames and addresses are ven, and you Big ee Shete, ~~ further informa ion. Success of our treatment h v rise to s host ofi mitators, unscrupulous p ne; cn isis a rare opportunity to get a paying WRESTLERS WANTED to take part MINERS WANTED to take part in} Chronic and Nerv ous Disorders. . Boys’ Bib Overalis, 4 J Telephone 23, Not Overstocked ! lo Not Overstocked ! worn goods upon our shelves to make sacrific ah ae Seoaia mere. Jai tenants purchased, and for spot cash. You a baow what that means. We will save you 26 per cent on your cash purchases: : re Here are-a few specials: HOTEL FOR ! SALE. Ladies’ Kangaroo Tip, Butt6n, A 1 Wearing « $1 75 . «= Fine Dongola, Pat. Tip, Lace 2 7 ‘ Misses’ Vici Kid, Button, sizes 11 to “. *‘. The spacious new building on Sacramento ; Lise: : <6 ‘Plaza, and Soft la Pat. Tip Baby Shoes, Knownanthe San emacs posal Tronciad Shoes, Congress or Lace, 4 « 1 Ria ! Urap Men’s and Boys’ Heavy Cotton Pants _ ° Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House sa ern et ook hc », Se cifered for sale Men’s Grey Merino Shirts and Drawers, per suit, 45 AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. Great Variety of Men’s Overshirts SaMen’s Fedora Hats, $2 kind ° 35 = = 25 Men’s 50 Cent: Neckties, this week -= 25 Fine Line of Boys’ Suspenders ~ . = . 10 Men’s White Laundried Shirts, including Collars 50 Men’s Celluloid Collars, all styles ss « 10 de “« Cuffs ° 15 I kindly ask you for a share of your patronage.’ Yours to please, The Popular Clothing Store Commercial Street, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. Good House, Wood Shed and Store Room.Electric Light in House.] Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. . ‘Apply to rie 0. C. PERCIVAL. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. I J. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF Garden Walks, Basement Floors, i Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone Co a ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. ' Will take orders for work ¢o-be done in Nevada City and Grass Valley during the spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or smallcontracts, References—All for whom we did work at Nevada City in 1897, If you are likely to have any work in our line, address as follows and we will figure ronments The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. —e C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. © Dames o r patients, to recommend any substance E. F. BURNS, Mavager. . J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. maied FREE to any address on application, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. , oe agihe waters are unequalled for thelr medietEm pi re St abl e, Rheumatism, Neural Malaria Liver, Kidney and Bladder’ Troubles, . “'°*4 Steet, opp. National Exchange Hotel Eczema andall Blood’and Skin DisJAMES HENSESsy, ° Prop’r, ins leave Third and Townsend St , Sci eteeea ney weerx The Empire Livery Stable No Staging. Fare $6.20. has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIA y Write for Pamphlet. < GES AND BUGKARS Teams with el t B — to let at ahors n es, Wagons and The ‘ho: style, and tleman NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFFRZIGER, .« Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, etc. Bacon and Lard say m bie ve pet pot And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first Cibidils dgttoerea Pum, market. To be found in this part of the State. reaseaable rses are free from vices, of good capable of fast as any gen cares to drive = ” Visits. City, Valley and other Por: ‘asto terms of t ( analy “the. Profemor pee r by lett an > &i Ly uan, O) bt the cally. Hotel. Nevada City. . Queen Lily Soap ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, AB torneys at law and Others—The 8tilwell 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 Block, ‘world, Thurlow San Francisco, Cal, Bs Va -ed. Notice is hereby given the under. You cannot} lose all your income when u @ rm oe slened. Sarah i. Blalsey “Adminietractis of . are aeciden : f Gs sick or: Jisabled by: t. sis ei iat vcteaes Sig /smtendy «Ree aaron Po di rm dent B re C he said estate in. ite o Notice to Creditors, EORGE D. MCLEAN, deceasof cha rge HFZALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal, For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY , according to the hazard-of occuPation, froin $8.00 to ¥ ms to work throngh eaiea eed pen Cy iLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed o WILL, PAY sick anc’ Unable to works When you are ILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WiLL PAY, if you lose a hand and foot or. both feet and . $138.00 to $434.00, Absol: ate Prot tothe mem ‘Ss upon i life membership fee and dues of -50 per’ month. LIFE INSURANCE. i Also ism 1e8 policies of Life Insurance, payfrom to $5000 in case of d wi Se week for accident arene SS year ar Up policy, paying ‘at. d eath or at end f 4 10.00 per \ week for mockdont mice te, Zar: IF INSURED, on of the business ; ity and County. of Soc, x re Smanta, A t has $6,0 1040 cash deposits with the States saree nainkey, at of Celiforni = and Missouri, which, together assets, se . Made in ‘San . Francisco. Cee the HARE raxey, D. Piatt antee of the: solklity of its Stro: Acci‘ in 2 Valen an nd ° mak ohecortifioate au ekectt, Jaree y 2st,’ 1898. Bayne, W. F. Goan . and Fido . Scoretar General Manager, ° r5 died San Francisco, Cal, a sigue J. A. MARSHALL, Nevada City, January 31, 1898. jst rig eugene sp City. C. H. HARRISON, . A Dozen All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco. Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half 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 a-cent stamp for the Enterprising House. keeper” — 200 recipes, ENTERPRISE MFG. CO.OF PA Phil 4 Makers of the Encerprise oe eho eat Le . Brown & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Briefs, ; _ Catalogues, Pamp ielts, _ PRINTERS + and. General Job Printing. ae BEST work LOWEST PRICES a > We have facilities which are excelled y y none for filling orders on short No order too large for us, Get our estimates, — AY Se * Artifical Stone Sidewalks, At Moderate Prices. . a Charital girl)—The a, day or" mother to 8 quart o good butt and she c ding of it. {She D Mother earth hav Johnnie 50 cents . you was g Pre “That v out drivin “You ough *He is the ‘hand I ev: “Drove Julia? I: “Sir! ¥ one. He Tribune. He st To sc He n And. . Miss i the Four’ Dr. So Globe. The t Her f And . IfIc Jy.dge throy,* au Atto.“2 trying tx" Up-to-Dat } “We pa ; “Ours g “Has hi “No, bu —N. Y. W Justice cuse for 1 Juror— and I kn fying wo Pr Dyer— cost? Duell— docter’s He—W father? She—T' Beware 7 As mere sense of ‘the whi ‘through :articles .on pres «cians, as tfold to t ‘' Five fro! manufa Toledo, is take td upon tl of the t “tarrh C Tt is t ‘Toledo * estim Sold dle. Hall ‘Gay’! fancy find D Flaket ages. .

gees sei AE AON ET Eo i aia SS eey * Wy Ab ticksbimicitaliee vi. paca preaching to. us for two years how the biggest political fake of thecentary.” it : “. THE TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA — : plished every eveni Sootace aunt t Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. §. CALKINS. . except N.P. BROWN. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class matter. * TRLEPHONE NO. 4. THURSDAY ..... FEB. 24, 1808. A POPULIST ON PUSION, . Whether the effort of the Silver Trust to again bring about « fasion between the Populists and the Democrats is going to be successfal seems to be very much in doubt. Hon. LC. Bateman, the Maine member of. the Populist National Committee, is out in a vigorous denunciation of the proposition, which he says, is a scheme of Sen“ator Butler, the Chairman of the Populist National committee, and Senator Jones, the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, intended to serve personal ends and likely to result in the destruction of the Populist party.]cret of financial success, Almost evIn an interview published in the Washington Star he says: “No political party in this country was ever before disgraced as ours has been by its leaders. They have fused with everything insight that would bring them an office. Allen and Edgerton in Nebraska went over to the Democrats completely. This they had a right todoand we find no fault. Chairman Butler, however, has proven himself to be the Benedict Arnold of the eentary. Every move he has made since he was made chairman of the national committee has been made, to advance his own personal interests. His treachery has been of the most unblushing kind. He wants to be reelected to the United States Senate and knows he cannot be without the aid of the Democrats in North Carolina. For that reason he has become the abject lickspittle of Bryan and Senator Jones. . > “The recent meeting cf the reorganization committee in St. Louis was unanimous for independent action and ao early national convention for‘ our party. No morefusionfor them. This feeling is re-echoed by the rank and file all over the country. The committee did not deem it. wise to call a national convention at that time, but . left the date to be fixed by the rank and file of the party. A referendum vote is now being taken to see whether the convention shall be held. July 4th of this year, May, 1899, or Fébruary, 1900. ‘There is little doubt that July 4 of this year will be fixed upon. Who will be nominated? you ask. Let me tell you a story. The Democrats have been necessary it is to be patriotic and rise above party. Perhaps you have noticed that every time we have risen above the party a Democrat has ovcupied the driver’s seat. “Well, we have become so thoroughly imbued: with the idea of rising above partys that we are going to do it once more. You will observe that even Democratic teaching has not been entirely loston us. We shall nominate Wharton Barker, editor of the Philadelphia American: The Demoorate "and their assistants, like Butler and Allen, would be delighted to ‘have the midle-of-the-road men pominate an old-time agitator like Tom Watson or Ignatius Donnelly. We all love and honor Tom Watson. He is one of God’s noblemen—true as steel,and a thorough Populist. But we realize should we nominate him the fight will come between the two old parties, as ugual. . . The fusionists would then go over ina} body to the Democrats. Oh, no, the Butler-Jones faction will not see us ‘ok our feet into the trap, however skillfully leid. With Wharton Baker for our candidate we shall have.risen so far above party that even the Democratic schemers,will come to a. realizing sense that we are apt students. Yon are going tosee one of the biggest aphesvals inthis coantey the comin Sate Begins Saturday, January 22d, or AND WILL CONTINUE THJRTY DAYS. “Bryanisa'back number, and the abmalninke ‘bim, ‘They certainly will not do sounless he becomes the abject tool of Wall street. Then they would nominat2 him simply asa decoy duck. eraladvice we always have for young coming for the selection of county officials throughout the state and it may be wéll for young men to look district.attorney sometimes helps the help even hiny if he cannot afterward inake as muchas he gets in office. It is not good for anybody to give them. spirit of extravagance, and when the earning capacity is cut short there isa discouragement that leads to unhappihis family bas imbibed it. ‘Then. he looks for office again and disappoint« ment follows when a failure to get it gage/in some business where he can be free. and. independent, and then gather a habit of living well within the income, be it great or small. This last is the seerybody can make some money, but denial. * SETS Raa rore REE ENED THE people of San Andreas want a bell at their cemetery to toll at fanerals. It seems, says the Downieville . a bigstep backward. The funeral bell like the curfew is a relic of the ages when superstition’ held sway. There are, as it is, too many’ ridiculous trappings of woe to a latter-day funeral without adding the doleful toues of a funeral bell, to further harrow up and distress the already overburdened feelings of the mourners. If funerals were made less costly and less spectacPalk about office-holding, ‘Femarks @ the Colusa Sun, reminds us of the gen-. : men—steer clear of it. The time is} around among the ex-ofticials of their. respective counties and see how many j uien otfice has really benefited. See if} in the history of the county you may} 3 uet count such on your flagers. To be . : ; young lawyer to climb, but it does uot g more fora short time than they can. ' earn all the time,’ ‘here is created a} ness, If itdoes not inthe man himeelf . comes.. Every man should try to en} but there are few who can practice self: é Messenger, that San Andreas is taking, ‘All druggists ; soc. and $1.00,” bottle of the Emulsion may do § oe ‘To Be Given By Wednesday Evening March 2d t this concert Mr. Harry wilt render a snlestion of his Bi a ‘Position. Doors open at 7 p. in. ‘Admission samenty Children 15;cents “Lime! Lime! an JOHN JEFFERIES me Kiln saree es ity ohn tpmote to take ‘ lcomfield road is prepared ers to supply = First-class Lime For buildi other purposes, in Ia1 small quantities and at the lowele prince, ae i Va retin lime will find it to their te nm him, nl B vantage en h aan y Good: is highly recommended for family and medical use, ular it would be a boon to humanity. Such things are out-of place in this enlightened age. New Millinery Parlors. The Niles Sisters will on March first street the largest and most elegant millinery establishment ever conducted in Nevada City. They will carry a complete and new stock of shapes, trimmings, etc., and will do the most fashionable work at reasonable prices. The ladies of Nevada City will be pleased with what they will offer. ‘tf open in the Gove building on Broad}: Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL. BARS. A. B,-WOLR, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled, THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES ‘ Doore, . THE PHOTOGRAPHER, THOS. S. FORD,Attorney and Counselor at Law, Frames Made to Order. OFS TE SS Om cole = Sw — z\ 2 R\ ») A Boulder Street, ih BDA iN i » }R> a ie Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH. Call on us before French Candies, WM. H: PENROSE, Groceries, : Provisions, : Canned Goods Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. Nuts, Notions, new to give me a-call., A Trial order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh and Prices Low. Having purchased the stock and fixtures in F. W. Coder’s store, I have re-. sumed business there with a Fine, Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and FALL AND WINTER GOODS to make room for a large stock of hae: co Ripon cite sien bs neste from the East. Blumenthal’s, Black§Crepe Cloth, formerly $1 _eents a yard. play hie part is more evident. He is Sauer Kraut Inbulk at Phil Seaddeu’s a . % Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to. 50 cents. oe 'Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. . Staple Goods, Lonsdale Muslin .50, reduced to $r. and Fruit of the Loom, 7/ : ‘ ~ A) Lantern outfit, giving enterejand explains the operation ot — The eet And purest ‘ 28 McAllister’s ROBIN HOOD Magic Lanterns Takes the Lead and is pronounced all to be the best brand on the market. It going elsewhere, . Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and _villages. A. small capital : and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request; ~ T. H. McAtusrer,. . 76 Washington St., Chicago. . J. Me WALLING, ‘Attorney : at : Law, Orns Bing eee EUTEDING, COR. BROAD and Pius tonens Nevada . BOONE’S UT AGENCY ome PATENT Tonrists, Busines, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, -MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles _ SPRINGS. Prices Reduced — The Greatest. Hotel. and Pleasure Resor . on the Panific Coast. : iE LOCAL TALENT AT THE: $. METHODIST CHURCH 1529 Arch Street, Phitadelpy ia, Pa Starkey and Palen, is a Scié' tific adjustment of some calling their Preparations Com d 70 beat ag often sppropriating our testimonials oO worthless concoctio: s, But $10, $12.50 and $15 . mavsayestoicne™ 2 int ss _, “COMPO OXYGEN. ITS MODE oF PER WEEK. = kOTION AND RESULTS,” i; the title of a new : Book of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & ives : mation as to this fameviahiy cen Rigen abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Ho Far the Tew Harke Mors. S.J. PRISK eas. see cha Assisted By. When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, — Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, ? Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 ELON OO PE, TET A ET Call or telephone us your order. We receive . ness. Apply to ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City. Glen Jail Mining Fat in‘ wrestling contest, drilling contest, and 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, j13-8w DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, : FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, ,. Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, ebility, Rheumiay sm, Neuraly ;ia, AND ALL HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE x Compound Oxygen Trey tment, thatof Drs. the nee of Ox IZED; an € compound j densed made portable that it is Be A all aver the world It has been in use for W .ore than twenty years thonsands of patienta hrave been treated, and over one thousand phys’, mamentes teen Cians have used {t, and Significant fact. It does not act as mos), a do, by creati a=: iherailment, and benefited ue us Pd the expense of anothering, strengthening, in-y: ‘orating th: 1

‘hese statements py Sar rel fe gtegerrna testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, rT with the express permission of the patients; T hames and addresses are ven, and you Big ee Shete, ~~ further informa ion. Success of our treatment h v rise to s host ofi mitators, unscrupulous p ne; cn isis a rare opportunity to get a paying WRESTLERS WANTED to take part MINERS WANTED to take part in} Chronic and Nerv ous Disorders. . Boys’ Bib Overalis, 4 J Telephone 23, Not Overstocked ! lo Not Overstocked ! worn goods upon our shelves to make sacrific ah ae Seoaia mere. Jai tenants purchased, and for spot cash. You a baow what that means. We will save you 26 per cent on your cash purchases: : re Here are-a few specials: HOTEL FOR ! SALE. Ladies’ Kangaroo Tip, Butt6n, A 1 Wearing « $1 75 . «= Fine Dongola, Pat. Tip, Lace 2 7 ‘ Misses’ Vici Kid, Button, sizes 11 to “. *‘. The spacious new building on Sacramento ; Lise: : <6 ‘Plaza, and Soft la Pat. Tip Baby Shoes, Knownanthe San emacs posal Tronciad Shoes, Congress or Lace, 4 « 1 Ria ! Urap Men’s and Boys’ Heavy Cotton Pants _ ° Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House sa ern et ook hc », Se cifered for sale Men’s Grey Merino Shirts and Drawers, per suit, 45 AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. Great Variety of Men’s Overshirts SaMen’s Fedora Hats, $2 kind ° 35 = = 25 Men’s 50 Cent: Neckties, this week -= 25 Fine Line of Boys’ Suspenders ~ . = . 10 Men’s White Laundried Shirts, including Collars 50 Men’s Celluloid Collars, all styles ss « 10 de “« Cuffs ° 15 I kindly ask you for a share of your patronage.’ Yours to please, The Popular Clothing Store Commercial Street, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. Good House, Wood Shed and Store Room.Electric Light in House.] Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. . ‘Apply to rie 0. C. PERCIVAL. Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. I J. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF Garden Walks, Basement Floors, i Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone Co a ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. ' Will take orders for work ¢o-be done in Nevada City and Grass Valley during the spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or smallcontracts, References—All for whom we did work at Nevada City in 1897, If you are likely to have any work in our line, address as follows and we will figure ronments The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. —e C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. © Dames o r patients, to recommend any substance E. F. BURNS, Mavager. . J. R. DAVIS, . Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. maied FREE to any address on application, Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. , oe agihe waters are unequalled for thelr medietEm pi re St abl e, Rheumatism, Neural Malaria Liver, Kidney and Bladder’ Troubles, . “'°*4 Steet, opp. National Exchange Hotel Eczema andall Blood’and Skin DisJAMES HENSESsy, ° Prop’r, ins leave Third and Townsend St , Sci eteeea ney weerx The Empire Livery Stable No Staging. Fare $6.20. has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIA y Write for Pamphlet. < GES AND BUGKARS Teams with el t B — to let at ahors n es, Wagons and The ‘ho: style, and tleman NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J. NAFFRZIGER, .« Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, etc. Bacon and Lard say m bie ve pet pot And all kinds of Meats usually found ina first Cibidils dgttoerea Pum, market. To be found in this part of the State. reaseaable rses are free from vices, of good capable of fast as any gen cares to drive = ” Visits. City, Valley and other Por: ‘asto terms of t ( analy “the. Profemor pee r by lett an > &i Ly uan, O) bt the cally. Hotel. Nevada City. . Queen Lily Soap ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, AB torneys at law and Others—The 8tilwell 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 Block, ‘world, Thurlow San Francisco, Cal, Bs Va -ed. Notice is hereby given the under. You cannot} lose all your income when u @ rm oe slened. Sarah i. Blalsey “Adminietractis of . are aeciden : f Gs sick or: Jisabled by: t. sis ei iat vcteaes Sig /smtendy «Ree aaron Po di rm dent B re C he said estate in. ite o Notice to Creditors, EORGE D. MCLEAN, deceasof cha rge HFZALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal, For Five Cents Per Day WILL PAY , according to the hazard-of occuPation, froin $8.00 to ¥ ms to work throngh eaiea eed pen Cy iLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed o WILL, PAY sick anc’ Unable to works When you are ILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WiLL PAY, if you lose a hand and foot or. both feet and . $138.00 to $434.00, Absol: ate Prot tothe mem ‘Ss upon i life membership fee and dues of -50 per’ month. LIFE INSURANCE. i Also ism 1e8 policies of Life Insurance, payfrom to $5000 in case of d wi Se week for accident arene SS year ar Up policy, paying ‘at. d eath or at end f 4 10.00 per \ week for mockdont mice te, Zar: IF INSURED, on of the business ; ity and County. of Soc, x re Smanta, A t has $6,0 1040 cash deposits with the States saree nainkey, at of Celiforni = and Missouri, which, together assets, se . Made in ‘San . Francisco. Cee the HARE raxey, D. Piatt antee of the: solklity of its Stro: Acci‘ in 2 Valen an nd ° mak ohecortifioate au ekectt, Jaree y 2st,’ 1898. Bayne, W. F. Goan . and Fido . Scoretar General Manager, ° r5 died San Francisco, Cal, a sigue J. A. MARSHALL, Nevada City, January 31, 1898. jst rig eugene sp City. C. H. HARRISON, . A Dozen All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco. Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half 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 a-cent stamp for the Enterprising House. keeper” — 200 recipes, ENTERPRISE MFG. CO.OF PA Phil 4 Makers of the Encerprise oe eho eat Le . Brown & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Briefs, ; _ Catalogues, Pamp ielts, _ PRINTERS + and.. General Job Printing. ae BEST work LOWEST PRICES a > We have facilities which are excelled y y none for filling orders on short No order too large for us, Get our estimates, — AY Se * Artifical Stone Sidewalks, At Moderate Prices. . a Charital girl)—The a, day or" mother to 8 quart o good butt and she c ding of it. {She D Mother earth hav Johnnie 50 cents . you was g Pre “That v out drivin “You ough *He is the ‘hand I ev: “Drove Julia? I: “Sir! ¥ one. He Tribune. He st To sc He n And. . Miss i the Four’ Dr. So Globe. The t Her f And . IfIc Jy.dge throy,* au Atto.“2 trying tx" Up-to-Dat } “We pa ; “Ours g “Has hi “No, bu —N. Y. W Justice cuse for 1 Juror— and I kn fying wo Pr Dyer— cost? Duell— docter’s He—W father? She—T' Beware 7 As mere sense of ‘the whi ‘through :articles .on pres «cians, as tfold to t ‘' Five fro! manufa Toledo, is take td upon tl of the t “tarrh C Tt is t ‘Toledo * estim Sold dle. Hall ‘Gay’! fancy find D Flaket ages. .