February 7, 1898 (4 pages)

wes doeepciegtui Ane RES } IONE! SSD Beta Oh eon * 2 SSE SSR Oe he Tila > THE TRANSCRIPT. Ratablished Sept. 8, 1850, by Nat. P. Brows & Co. Pablished every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. 8. P. BROWN. U. 8, CALKINS. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as -econd-class matter. ‘ PeLerHore No, 4 MONDA:... FEB. 7, 1898-1 19 « A HARD BLOW. The! Superior Court decision recéntly rendered down in Yuba county, to the eTect that the looting of the county F . treasary by the attorneys, spies and other ‘hangers-on of the Anti-Debris . is a hard blow to the men who have so long been fattening on their illegal . grabs. They are working all sorts of b ganies in some of the other “cow coun-. -oimes to see us?” ties” to prevail upon their Supervisors to continue to shell out the money of the tax-payers, as will be seen from tlhe following editorial that appeared in the Colusa Sun two or three days ag: : “Should the supervisors allow the $2(0 for the delegation already gone to Washington to assist our delegation, et the request of the Gelegation, to get appropriations for the Sacramento river, the Sun will refund to any objecting taxpayer the full amount of his pro rata of the amount paid.This is then only letting those who are willing to pay in exact proportion to assestment and without the trouble cf collecting in. so small amounts. Fer}: fnstance, the county being assessed at} something over thirteen millions, the proportion of one assessed at ten thousand dollars would be fifteen cents. If a collection were gotten up itwould not pay to collect these small amounts, but all being almost exactly equally bdonefitted, it is right that the payments shall be alike of such as want to pay. crys tris opiate elle = ing the trying affections of the. ee A Cynlesl View. throat and lungs, and this is the; e nscientious scruples in that direc-. “what is experience, Uncle Sam?” he cod-liver il . tion, will refund the amount if one will ouly indicate to us that there is an objection, and to make it even entirely the postage will be refunded wherewith we are notified. Certainly no one objects to seeing others make an effort to preserve the river. The railro:d company might possibly be interested in having navigation stopped, but we ean conceive of no other real interest in. that direction—certainly no one who has a ton of transportation is in“%erested in that direction. The compromise we have then with anyone, but some one working for the railroad company, is to keep still until after the money is paid and then send us word that you do not care to pay and tbat part of the tax will be sent.the next day. Can anything be fairer than that?” AGAINST GRAND JURIES. empaneling of the grand jury Judges Oster and Campbell of the Superior Court*in no uncertain terms questioned. the utility of the grand jury. Tbe eminent jurists said that the only . reason for calling the grand jury was the clause in the Constitution of the State of Culifornia that required the calling of the grand jury at least once in each year. In their charge to that body the Judges also said: ‘We believe the sentiment to be very general in this State that the present grand jury system has outlived its usefulness and that its continuance isa needless burden on the taxpayers of the commonwealth. “No doubt it has in ‘the past performed valuable functions in the administration.of criminal law, but this consideration appeals rather to antiquarians and students of political history than to the property owner seeking relief from heavy taxation, .These same functions can now be performed with less expense, efficiency, and more in accordance with the spirit of our in-gtitations by the District Attorney, aided by the examining magistrate and ‘the machinery of modernized criminal ~ jurisprudence already established.” The same sentiment prevails almost nnanimously in Nevada county. The ; oldest inhabitant can scarcely remember when our grand juries have accomplished anything practicdl for us. There bas in the first place been nothing for them to do that could not or would not be done in the ordinary course of business by the District Attorney or the Board of Supervisors, and where they have seen fit to volunother officials the recommendations, have been a waste of words and time. then’: you think I have @ very lovely If the suggestions do not fully. accord N&VADA OLTY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA . with the policies and plans of the offi-} million, t i 5 Tsaid her figu ; — “. cers they ate coolly ignoted. » ae Tokcwn Tesks . the referee in the divorce case, “when Toro he fs only making $502” “No, I don’t,” said the lady. “That’s what I used to make him gimme while T was livin’ with him.’"—Cincinnati Enquirer. “T have been practicing economy of of her husband from the next room, “that you learned ‘to play it without notes,”"-—Chicago Post. ence between ‘milk’-and ‘water’ in than_there is between the articles them-eetres herein Amrerice: Philadelphia a es Association is not warranted by law,. press, peed s Mr, Softleigh?-—N. ¥. Tues. “Why is it,” said his mother to little Willie, ‘‘that you always make so much lie, “she sings to me.”—Up-to-Date. <= from wanting everything we don’t get, Janst Suited Him, gure?’ . i Said a pretty little maiden that I met, And, remembering she was heiress to a CRUSHING. Used to It. a ‘Don’t you think $40 a week alimony a little too much to demand,” asked Time It Was Learbed. “Yes,” she told her dearest friend, ; te.”” “It’s almost time,” came the voice Little Difference, “Oh, papa, there’s hardly any differ4 eos Chollie Softleigh (who is thinking of reneh, is there? “ta friend)—A fool.and his money are “Very little, danghter; not any more { .oon parted, : Miss Cutting--How did you lose it, . } t } 4 ' Hoavrd-Drke, An amusing incident happened at a . farm, where the people were noted for making very hard and “unpalatable crusts to their pastry: One day a tramp came to the door and begged for something to eat. He was given a custard) with a crust so hard that it lifted out of the dish whole, He was seen to go down the yard, and, having devoured the contents, returned shorty afterward with the crust, and said: : “Please, mum, I’ve brought your pie dish back, and thank you!” — Golden Days. ~ ‘ Why He Was Wicked. oise in the house when your Aunt May “ 'Cos when I'm good,” said little WilSHREWD YOUNGSTER. Coughs A cough which seems to han on in spite of all the remedies which give your little brother half of your energetic apple? For twenty-five Tommy—Can't do it, ma. Father . ard preparation tells me asta to do things by halves. Tapes scorr’s EMULSION The Onty Sure hing: Jenkins—Why do people have such a propensity for getting in debt? Simpkins—Becanse it’s about the only thing there is uny money in.— “fxpertence? It is what we learn tially diges and getting everything we don’t want.” —Louisvilie Courfer-Journal, Diplomatic. Miss Flyrte—Which do you admire most, Mr. Wilson, blonds or brunettes? Mr. Wilson—It depends on which I’m with.—Somerville Journal. The Catamount and Bulldog. The bulldog fought the wildcat fierce, And of himself gave full account too; And as they dug the wildcat’s grave, Hesnarled: ‘‘Whatdoesacatamount to?’ —Cincinnati Tribune, Be sure man and are on the wrapper. 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, Persistent Mother—Tommy, whe don’t you . yOu have Biss gen certainly rich sensible treatment. get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the as _ Satin. OBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all tobe the best brend on th ie highly tesaenmnenced for temtis ant madi, cal use, Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk. Enterprise _ in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled, 0 0~<am>-0 ae —_ i Brown & CALKINS, A Dozen Raisins: could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as halt a pound wiih the EnRaisin and Grape Is sold at all hardware “Enterprising HouseENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF PA., Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Encerprise Meat Chopper. 4 NEVADA C.TY, CAL. > ] PRINTERS Briefs, Catalogues, * Famp.ieits, soft e BEST WORK LOWEST PRIC<S => by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us. (Get our estimates. : We have facilities which are excelled = Harness and Saddlery Cause and Effect. “Do your daughter and that Mr, De Ceiver quarrel as much as they used to?” id “More. A great deal more. They’re married now, you know.”—Detroit Pree Press, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSFECT HILL. Faith Based on Reason. She—Do you believe in love at first ‘ight, Mr. Henpeck ? CHEAPER THAN EVER, SS een peace cane aii tp anentaes JATIES. CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: { = . . y, : Reliab! a ‘ { The Daily . A ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS ‘STARKEY & PALEN’S Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of the slemente of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNET1zkD; andthe compound is s0 condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world. and tells how to conduct etllIt has been in use for more than twenty years reg i 5 thousands of paticnts have been treated, and . tertainments will be m ail ed Seeder over one thousand physicians have used it, and ‘ recommended it—a hws significant fact. It does not act as m A: wer elinedt. ane ogee meget aoe ci ad s % nee of another, often requirir pe eradicate t' e evil effecta of the first, but: Compoans Oxyg' i . testimonials, published in our book.of 200 pages, stores. Price $1. Send oan neith oe cx sees parenioniOn os the patients; pH dd iven, and you a-cent stamp for the thelr names snd adcrrher informe ion. k ry) * rise toa ce rage a boa hamster renee oo ‘ me callin eir. preparations Co naa ate ae TECIPSS: Oxygen, onan a peopristing our testimonials an worthle:s concoctio » But any substance made elsewhere or by others, aud called Com pound Oxygen isspurious. * LS ———— DOCTORS land more may be rade by any one with a McAllister Magic iLantern outfit, giving enterTreatment by Inhalation —— 1520 Arch Street, Phifadelphia, Pa.'tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and vil. terprise Raisin and neta a Grape Seeder. Easy. Consumption, se lages. A small capital and FE: : : Bronchitis, energy are all that are needed, ean and economiDysentery. a Ee cal. . Seed grapes and Catarrh, A book that describes, pictures raisins at the rate of a \ieviey ‘ and explains the operation ot pound in five minutes. sar vr” A Indis ble i er matism, ’ ae ein every Rhennation McAllister’s as aoe Magic Lanterns ; Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE And StereopticonsCompound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. aia Bt edtiig free upon request. ~ en is » revitalizer, renewstrengthening, inviyorating the whole body. ‘hese atatenients are confirmed by numerous T.H. McALLIsTER, 16 Washington St. Chicago, ° The great success of our treatment has given Lime! Lime! ‘ne names of our patients. to recommend JOHN JEFFERIES “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF CTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new book of 200 pages, published by, Drs, Starkey & ILL reese whiensiven to roi uirers on pla W erect a Lime Kiln at the Kennebec mation as. to this remarkable curative agen nd ° anda record of surprising cures in a wide range and is prepared to take orders to supply of chronic cases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians, Will be maied FKEE to any address on application. House on the North Bloomfield road. First-class Lime. For building or other purposes, in large or Outspoken And Energetic Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER Published in the LEADING MINING COUNTY Of California. : FALL AND WINTER GOODS At A. Blumenthal’s In order to make room fora large stock of ; Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. . Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d AND WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. Black?Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Staple Gocds, Lonsdale Muslin ‘and Fruit of the Loom, cents a yard. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and Table Linen reduced‘ tialf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. ow” Dre: "Orders from the country promptly filled. A. BLUM teer recommendations to those ‘or any Dressmakers will be allowed 10 per cent commission on 4ll linings. EINTHAL, Southwest corner Broad and Pine Streets “Mr. Henpeck—Decidedly, for people . would never love if they had secondSingle Harness ...6 61s essences sence $ 7.00; ‘ght.—Brooklyn L'fe, Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Lap Dusterticess isu ccosiiit ett 40 War Untae. eer gre Boggy White SCREEN Siretbe se = Sunday School Teacher—What did . Sweat Pads, per pair. 30 . God do to punish man for his first disCow Barns, Preemie bases Tot caesscnaces cer mrse eis iO . obedience? Wood Shed and min PINES as ss conde vees 25 . Little Bob—He a—a—made woman! ; Store Room: . Cus ions . nares . 50 . —Up-to-Date. Harness Soap a 3! ee wie . Electric Light in House.’ (Spur Sora een oe : Ge te aerate dinas atu en tars AEM any ose ROA Ore ‘ She has a tart answer “2, Water Pipes all in. . petaaeeere fF sca Ol i 100 With which me to greet. . Gloves ...Dried t ace ves tik % To her ‘tis permitted . Gall Cure, per box.. Adideive'e sigh ae Xs, pa To be crusty and sweet. ‘S 3 —Detroit Tribune. > nai i TERMS REASONABLE. No Danger. Doctor—You won't forget your media cine? HEALTH Patient—Can’t, doctor. It’s too disApply to mee agreeable to forget.—N. Y. Tribune. = : 0. C. PERCIVAL. Corcoran & WiIttiams, contractors ACCIDENT and builders, do first-class werk cheap. Nevada City, January 31, 1898. : — . __ INSURANCE, s if Pe s : Grand Clearance Sale Felt Meta ai Asotin —_OFn— San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day . WaT FA coetone tbe week when WwW. unh. able’ to work through a accidentoly SLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed g, . $208.00%0 WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are on te BR AE eral With DAY, if you lose a hand and foot or yoy sor eaceteee i ee ron E fee and dues of , LIFE INSURANCE. Es . Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 Cents. . You cannot lose all your ineome when you 7 f ¢ purnaceaies If: you want,to keep thoroughly posted on the progress of the Gold Mining Industry ot the county,and to be informed on general p Local, State and General happenings, you can get this news ‘at the earliest ' possible moment and in the most readable shape in the TRANSCRIPT FOR SALE IN NEYADA COUNTY. .As a:Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts, Sof NW wand 8 WY of 1 rigNRIE tio omits ? 18 }¢ of Seo 11, TI7 N, RSE. AT $250 PER ACRE, syable at the expiration’ of five yeers. Applyto = : i Tourists, Business, Professional, El Paso de Robles Prices Reduced eu the Paific Coast. nal value in cases of small quantities and at the lowest prices, . arties needing lime will find it to their advantage te call on him. nl HOTEL FOR SALE. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE ms The spacious new building on Sacramento street hort dista “ eat a a} cs . nce above the Plaza, and Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House Is offered for sale ‘AT A VERY LOW FIGURE; This is a rare opportuni business, Apply to unity 0050S venee ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City! Gite Jab Wining Fai, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, FAMOUS SPRINGS. b $10, $12.50 and $15 __ WRESTLERS WANTED to take part 2 wres' g contest. PER WEEK. ’ 5 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 and Pleasure Resor Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur. Baths. The waters are unequalled for their mediciGolden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder: Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Dis= pit . P. J. HEALY, ® Chairman of Committee. 31 Post Street, San Francisco. j18-3w For full information apply to Trains leave Third and Townsend S San Francisco, Calif., ever mountings ae aa arriving at Springs at 3:30 P. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. ’ Write forPamphiet. Empire Stable, . . JAMES HENSESSY,J. R. DAVIS, . ay se i Teacher of-Vocal and Instrumental . ‘ t Music, 2 The Empire Livery Stable wae maen and Orchestral Director. — ee sa! its Nev City, Grass Valley and other . rti f an pe ons a ‘ cecuatnetna Baden A Phe A HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES For particulars as to terms of t . . apply a. howl Fa omc either be we toda . at the Union Hotel. Nevada aw ne oe Tobe found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggi Wagons . Baeks to let at short not oe Ont pr bendy : jeman cares to drive. \e Queen Lily Soap #kecoakinicaen ore torneys at law and othe: @ Stile . . well Detective Agency is prepared to The Finest Snendey Sane fo the Mare . transoct all business ot seonaiianat ine m . tricate character expeditiously and dn sonable terms. Correspondents all over the, world, Thuriow-Block, San Francisco, Cal. > . pe ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A? . } Washes Without Rubbing and ure the clothes. The largest Pace Cait. ne obe be one in three to four hours. a SrA At wetve yeare of age can doa washing PATENTS! Pension, Land and ludian Depredation ar-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS 9g Made in San Francisco. OLAImMs. Ask ioe your dealee a itand thus help build : ; : NITED STATES: ANI >A TENTS i. PF. FB ISHER 0 aouthed: Sastigvohane, condugees di apecial Newspaper Advertising. Agency. Napenees Oa s Pieineaaie 8 pr jin it : conducted { tates Rooms % and 31 Merchants Exchange, Cali. at you have an! veut 7 soa en 6 sketch~— San Francisco, E. 1 pb OF. su: model, together with ‘a ele cousription o: the meat important: features: are infringed or i; you @ re re chaiged with infapeemest, evo dhe miter to ue for s Fe 3 San Fransiseo .NationaiBureau ef Claims, ad course If you are in phen lon of yatsans and sheers SS See a SRS

wes doeepciegtui Ane RES } IONE! SSD Beta Oh eon * 2 SSE SSR Oe he Tila > THE TRANSCRIPT. Ratablished Sept. 8, 1850, by Nat. P. Brows & Co. Pablished every evening except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. 8. P. BROWN. U. 8, CALKINS. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as -econd-class matter. ‘ PeLerHore No, 4 MONDA:...... FEB. 7, 1898-1 19 « A HARD BLOW. The! Superior Court decision recéntly rendered down in Yuba county, to the eTect that the looting of the county F . treasary by the attorneys, spies and other ‘hangers-on of the Anti-Debris . is a hard blow to the men who have so long been fattening on their illegal . grabs. They are working all sorts of b ganies in some of the other “cow coun-. -oimes to see us?” ties” to prevail upon their Supervisors to continue to shell out the money of the tax-payers, as will be seen from tlhe following editorial that appeared in the Colusa Sun two or three days ag: : “Should the supervisors allow the $2(0 for the delegation already gone to Washington to assist our delegation, et the request of the Gelegation, to get appropriations for the Sacramento river, the Sun will refund to any objecting taxpayer the full amount of his pro rata of the amount paid.This is then only letting those who are willing to pay in exact proportion to assestment and without the trouble cf collecting in. so small amounts. Fer}: fnstance, the county being assessed at} something over thirteen millions, the proportion of one assessed at ten thousand dollars would be fifteen cents. If a collection were gotten up itwould not pay to collect these small amounts, but all being almost exactly equally bdonefitted, it is right that the payments shall be alike of such as want to pay. crys tris opiate elle = ing the trying affections of the. ee A Cynlesl View. throat and lungs, and this is the; e nscientious scruples in that direc-. “what is experience, Uncle Sam?” he cod-liver il . tion, will refund the amount if one will ouly indicate to us that there is an objection, and to make it even entirely the postage will be refunded wherewith we are notified. Certainly no one objects to seeing others make an effort to preserve the river. The railro:d company might possibly be interested in having navigation stopped, but we ean conceive of no other real interest in. that direction—certainly no one who has a ton of transportation is in“%erested in that direction. The compromise we have then with anyone, but some one working for the railroad company, is to keep still until after the money is paid and then send us word that you do not care to pay and tbat part of the tax will be sent.the next day. Can anything be fairer than that?” AGAINST GRAND JURIES. empaneling of the grand jury Judges Oster and Campbell of the Superior Court*in no uncertain terms questioned. the utility of the grand jury. Tbe eminent jurists said that the only . reason for calling the grand jury was the clause in the Constitution of the State of Culifornia that required the calling of the grand jury at least once in each year. In their charge to that body the Judges also said: ‘We believe the sentiment to be very general in this State that the present grand jury system has outlived its usefulness and that its continuance isa needless burden on the taxpayers of the commonwealth. “No doubt it has in ‘the past performed valuable functions in the administration.of criminal law, but this consideration appeals rather to antiquarians and students of political history than to the property owner seeking relief from heavy taxation, .These same functions can now be performed with less expense, efficiency, and more in accordance with the spirit of our in-gtitations by the District Attorney, aided by the examining magistrate and ‘the machinery of modernized criminal ~ jurisprudence already established.” The same sentiment prevails almost nnanimously in Nevada county. The ; oldest inhabitant can scarcely remember when our grand juries have accomplished anything practicdl for us. There bas in the first place been nothing for them to do that could not or would not be done in the ordinary course of business by the District Attorney or the Board of Supervisors, and where they have seen fit to volunother officials the recommendations, have been a waste of words and time. then’: you think I have @ very lovely If the suggestions do not fully. accord N&VADA OLTY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA . with the policies and plans of the offi-} million, t i 5 Tsaid her figu ; — “. cers they ate coolly ignoted. » ae Tokcwn Tesks . the referee in the divorce case, “when Toro he fs only making $502” “No, I don’t,” said the lady. “That’s what I used to make him gimme while T was livin’ with him.’"—Cincinnati Enquirer. “T have been practicing economy of of her husband from the next room, “that you learned ‘to play it without notes,”"-—Chicago Post. ence between ‘milk’-and ‘water’ in than_there is between the articles them-eetres herein Amrerice: Philadelphia a es Association is not warranted by law,. press, peed s Mr, Softleigh?-—N. ¥. Tues. “Why is it,” said his mother to little Willie, ‘‘that you always make so much lie, “she sings to me.”—Up-to-Date. <= from wanting everything we don’t get, Janst Suited Him, gure?’ . i Said a pretty little maiden that I met, And, remembering she was heiress to a CRUSHING. Used to It. a ‘Don’t you think $40 a week alimony a little too much to demand,” asked Time It Was Learbed. “Yes,” she told her dearest friend, ; te.”” “It’s almost time,” came the voice Little Difference, “Oh, papa, there’s hardly any differ4 eos Chollie Softleigh (who is thinking of reneh, is there? “ta friend)—A fool.and his money are “Very little, danghter; not any more { .oon parted, : Miss Cutting--How did you lose it, . } t } 4 ' Hoavrd-Drke, An amusing incident happened at a . farm, where the people were noted for making very hard and “unpalatable crusts to their pastry: One day a tramp came to the door and begged for something to eat. He was given a custard) with a crust so hard that it lifted out of the dish whole, He was seen to go down the yard, and, having devoured the contents, returned shorty afterward with the crust, and said: : “Please, mum, I’ve brought your pie dish back, and thank you!” — Golden Days. ~ ‘ Why He Was Wicked. oise in the house when your Aunt May “ 'Cos when I'm good,” said little WilSHREWD YOUNGSTER. Coughs A cough which seems to han on in spite of all the remedies which give your little brother half of your energetic apple? For twenty-five Tommy—Can't do it, ma. Father . ard preparation tells me asta to do things by halves. Tapes scorr’s EMULSION The Onty Sure hing: Jenkins—Why do people have such a propensity for getting in debt? Simpkins—Becanse it’s about the only thing there is uny money in.— “fxpertence? It is what we learn tially diges and getting everything we don’t want.” —Louisvilie Courfer-Journal, Diplomatic. Miss Flyrte—Which do you admire most, Mr. Wilson, blonds or brunettes? Mr. Wilson—It depends on which I’m with.—Somerville Journal. The Catamount and Bulldog. The bulldog fought the wildcat fierce, And of himself gave full account too; And as they dug the wildcat’s grave, Hesnarled: ‘‘Whatdoesacatamount to?’ —Cincinnati Tribune, Be sure man and are on the wrapper. 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, Persistent Mother—Tommy, whe don’t you . yOu have Biss gen certainly rich sensible treatment. get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the as _ Satin. OBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all tobe the best brend on th ie highly tesaenmnenced for temtis ant madi, cal use, Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk. Enterprise _ in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled, 0 0~<am>-0 ae —_ i Brown & CALKINS, A Dozen Raisins: could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as halt a pound wiih the EnRaisin and Grape Is sold at all hardware “Enterprising HouseENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF PA., Philadelphia, Pa. Makers of the Encerprise Meat Chopper. 4 NEVADA C.TY, CAL. > ] PRINTERS Briefs, Catalogues, * Famp.ieits, soft e BEST WORK LOWEST PRIC<S => by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us. (Get our estimates. : We have facilities which are excelled = Harness and Saddlery Cause and Effect. “Do your daughter and that Mr, De Ceiver quarrel as much as they used to?” id “More. A great deal more. They’re married now, you know.”—Detroit Pree Press, House and Lot For Sale ON PROSFECT HILL. Faith Based on Reason. She—Do you believe in love at first ‘ight, Mr. Henpeck ? CHEAPER THAN EVER, SS een peace cane aii tp anentaes JATIES. CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: { = . . y, : Reliab! a ‘ { The Daily . A ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS ‘STARKEY & PALEN’S Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of

the slemente of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNET1zkD; andthe compound is s0 condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world. and tells how to conduct etllIt has been in use for more than twenty years reg i 5 thousands of paticnts have been treated, and . tertainments will be m ail ed Seeder over one thousand physicians have used it, and ‘ recommended it—a hws significant fact. It does not act as m A: wer elinedt. ane ogee meget aoe ci ad s % nee of another, often requirir pe eradicate t' e evil effecta of the first, but: Compoans Oxyg' i . testimonials, published in our book.of 200 pages, stores. Price $1. Send oan neith oe cx sees parenioniOn os the patients; pH dd iven, and you a-cent stamp for the thelr names snd adcrrher informe ion. k ry) * rise toa ce rage a boa hamster renee oo ‘ me callin eir. preparations Co naa ate ae TECIPSS: Oxygen, onan a peopristing our testimonials an worthle:s concoctio » But any substance made elsewhere or by others, aud called Com pound Oxygen isspurious. * LS ———— DOCTORS land more may be rade by any one with a McAllister Magic iLantern outfit, giving enterTreatment by Inhalation —— 1520 Arch Street, Phifadelphia, Pa.'tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and vil. terprise Raisin and neta a Grape Seeder. Easy. Consumption, se lages. A small capital and FE: : : Bronchitis, energy are all that are needed, ean and economiDysentery. a Ee cal. . Seed grapes and Catarrh, A book that describes, pictures raisins at the rate of a \ieviey ‘ and explains the operation ot pound in five minutes. sar vr” A Indis ble i er matism, ’ ae ein every Rhennation McAllister’s as aoe Magic Lanterns ; Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE And StereopticonsCompound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. aia Bt edtiig free upon request. ~ en is » revitalizer, renewstrengthening, inviyorating the whole body. ‘hese atatenients are confirmed by numerous T.H. McALLIsTER, 16 Washington St. Chicago, ° The great success of our treatment has given Lime! Lime! ‘ne names of our patients. to recommend JOHN JEFFERIES “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF CTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new book of 200 pages, published by, Drs, Starkey & ILL reese whiensiven to roi uirers on pla W erect a Lime Kiln at the Kennebec mation as. to this remarkable curative agen nd ° anda record of surprising cures in a wide range and is prepared to take orders to supply of chronic cases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians, Will be maied FKEE to any address on application. House on the North Bloomfield road. First-class Lime. For building or other purposes, in large or Outspoken And Energetic Transcript Continues to mainiain the lead as THE NEWSIEST PAPER Published in the LEADING MINING COUNTY Of California. : FALL AND WINTER GOODS At A. Blumenthal’s In order to make room fora large stock of ; Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. . Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d AND WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. Black?Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. Black Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Staple Gocds, Lonsdale Muslin ‘and Fruit of the Loom, cents a yard. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and Table Linen reduced‘ tialf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. ow” Dre: "Orders from the country promptly filled. A. BLUM teer recommendations to those ‘or any Dressmakers will be allowed 10 per cent commission on 4ll linings. EINTHAL, Southwest corner Broad and Pine Streets “Mr. Henpeck—Decidedly, for people . would never love if they had secondSingle Harness ......6 61s essences sence $ 7.00; ‘ght.—Brooklyn L'fe, Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet. Lap Dusterticess isu ccosiiit ett 40 War Untae. eer gre Boggy White SCREEN Siretbe se = Sunday School Teacher—What did . Sweat Pads, per pair. 30 . God do to punish man for his first disCow Barns, Preemie bases Tot caesscnaces cer mrse eis iO . obedience? Wood Shed and min PINES as ss conde vees 25 . Little Bob—He a—a—made woman! ; Store Room: . Cus ions .. nares . 50 . —Up-to-Date. Harness Soap a 3! ee wie . Electric Light in House.’ (Spur Sora een oe : Ge te aerate dinas atu en tars AEM any ose ROA Ore ‘ She has a tart answer “2, Water Pipes all in. . petaaeeere fF sca Ol i 100 With which me to greet. . Gloves .....Dried t ace ves tik % To her ‘tis permitted . Gall Cure, per box... Adideive'e sigh ae Xs, pa To be crusty and sweet. ‘S 3 —Detroit Tribune. > nai i TERMS REASONABLE. No Danger. Doctor—You won't forget your media cine? HEALTH Patient—Can’t, doctor. It’s too disApply to mee agreeable to forget.—N. Y. Tribune. = : 0. C. PERCIVAL. Corcoran & WiIttiams, contractors ACCIDENT and builders, do first-class werk cheap. Nevada City, January 31, 1898. : — . __ INSURANCE, s if Pe s : Grand Clearance Sale Felt Meta ai Asotin —_OFn— San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day . WaT FA coetone tbe week when WwW. unh. able’ to work through a accidentoly SLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed g, . $208.00%0 WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are on te BR AE eral With DAY, if you lose a hand and foot or yoy sor eaceteee i ee ron E fee and dues of , LIFE INSURANCE. Es . Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 Cents. . You cannot lose all your ineome when you 7 f ¢ purnaceaies If: you want,to keep thoroughly posted on the progress of the Gold Mining Industry ot the county,and to be informed on general p Local, State and General happenings, you can get this news ‘at the earliest ' possible moment and in the most readable shape in the TRANSCRIPT FOR SALE IN NEYADA COUNTY. .As a:Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts, Sof NW wand 8 WY of 1 rigNRIE tio omits ? 18 }¢ of Seo 11, TI7 N, RSE. AT $250 PER ACRE, syable at the expiration’ of five yeers. Applyto = : i Tourists, Business, Professional, El Paso de Robles Prices Reduced eu the Paific Coast. nal value in cases of small quantities and at the lowest prices, . arties needing lime will find it to their advantage te call on him. nl HOTEL FOR SALE. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE ms The spacious new building on Sacramento street hort dista “ eat a a} cs . nce above the Plaza, and Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House Is offered for sale ‘AT A VERY LOW FIGURE; This is a rare opportuni business, Apply to unity 0050S venee ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City! Gite Jab Wining Fai, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking, FAMOUS SPRINGS. b $10, $12.50 and $15 __ WRESTLERS WANTED to take part 2 wres' g contest. PER WEEK. ’ 5 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 and Pleasure Resor Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur. Baths. The waters are unequalled for their mediciGolden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder: Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Dis= pit . P. J. HEALY, ® Chairman of Committee. 31 Post Street, San Francisco. j18-3w For full information apply to Trains leave Third and Townsend S San Francisco, Calif., ever mountings ae aa arriving at Springs at 3:30 P. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. ’ Write forPamphiet. Empire Stable, . . JAMES HENSESSY,J. R. DAVIS, . ay se i Teacher of-Vocal and Instrumental . ‘ t Music, 2 The Empire Livery Stable wae maen and Orchestral Director. — ee sa! its Nev City, Grass Valley and other . rti f an pe ons a ‘ cecuatnetna Baden A Phe A HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES For particulars as to terms of t . . apply a. howl Fa omc either be we toda . at the Union Hotel. Nevada aw ne oe Tobe found in this part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggi Wagons . Baeks to let at short not oe Ont pr bendy : jeman cares to drive. \e Queen Lily Soap #kecoakinicaen ore torneys at law and othe: @ Stile . . well Detective Agency is prepared to The Finest Snendey Sane fo the Mare . transoct all business ot seonaiianat ine m . tricate character expeditiously and dn sonable terms. Correspondents all over the, world, Thuriow-Block, San Francisco, Cal. > . pe ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A? . } Washes Without Rubbing and ure the clothes. The largest Pace Cait. ne obe be one in three to four hours. a SrA At wetve yeare of age can doa washing PATENTS! Pension, Land and ludian Depredation ar-BEWARE OF IMITATIONS 9g Made in San Francisco. OLAImMs. Ask ioe your dealee a itand thus help build : ; : NITED STATES: ANI >A TENTS i. PF. FB ISHER 0 aouthed: Sastigvohane, condugees di apecial Newspaper Advertising. Agency. Napenees Oa s Pieineaaie 8 pr jin it : conducted { tates Rooms % and 31 Merchants Exchange, Cali. at you have an! veut 7 soa en 6 sketch~— San Francisco, E. 1 pb OF. su: model, together with ‘a ele cousription o: the meat important: features: are infringed or i; you @ re re chaiged with infapeemest, evo dhe miter to ue for s Fe 3 San Fransiseo .NationaiBureau ef Claims, ad course If you are in phen lon of yatsans and sheers SS See a SRS