February 9, 1898 (4 pages)

ene am mono THK TRANSCRIPT. NSYADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA BROWN & eeond-class matter. SYR LOT RTO NE OTM TT Established Sept. 6, 1460. by Nar. P. Buown & Co. — Pablished every evening except Sundays and Legal ticiidays by CALKINS. Ny, BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as WEDNESDAY.. FEB. 9, 1888. speech preseuted some figures in reply ‘tors that.gold has appreciated and put ‘them in a way which will interest the ee TRLSPHOMNE No. 4. A_ QUESTION OF WAGES. Secretary Gage in -his Philadelph’a to the constant assertion of silver oraaverage citizen ahd especially tbe average laboring man. .He spoke of various argametits which had been advanced against our monetary standard, the favorite one being the asse:tion that “falling prices must be at the cost of labor, since land and capital will not engage in productivity except upon the terms they themselves dictate,” and that, “gold having a;preciated in value, prices of commod-}* ities have fallen, and because of the exacting power of land and capital the evil effect has been felt by wages in the form of a diminished share” “Now,” said Secretary Gage, “if this statement were true it would of necessity be evi@enced by. the actual fall in wage pices. This brings the question to tne test of fact. It has been asserted upon authority and I believe it to be upproximately true, that within the period 1872—"91 prices have fallen un average of 2744 per cent. I am ut liberty, therefore, to adopt the same authority as tothe course of wages. It apears from the exhaustive figures of the Commissioner of Labor, the anthcrity cited, that within the period 187.— *J1 wages have ivcreased an average of 10 per cent. Taking the greater power of wages to command things by reason of their lower price, the economic acvantage guined by labor is still furth:r enphasized. In 1872, $100 in gold ‘would bay a certain amount of living; ia 1891, prices having fallen, $1(0 would buy 2714 per cent. more than it did in 1872; and wages baving increased 1) per cent in the meantime, the san e work which was paid $100 in 1872 réc-:ived $110 in 1891. From the double udvantage of decreased prices and i:creased wages, it follows that in 1€91 the same labor would purchase 51 7-10 per cent. more of living than it did in 1872. Let usapply these advaptagss by example. In 1891, the labor that supported 15 people supported 10 in 1892. In 1891, from the same labor as in 1872,a man living upon the same scale would have over one-third of his wages to put in bank or better provide . for his family. I am further borne out in this demonstration by the statistics of savings banks covering the period noder. consideration. Since 1871 tke number of depositors in such institutions has increased from ,less than two millions to more than five millions, ad the average per capita saving in the United States has increased 86 per cent.” : A BELIEVER IN THE DANCE. A St. Louis clergyman, says the News Letter, invites his congregation todance. He is right. . Damnation by dancing is the dogma .of the clumsy. A wingless angel has to fly. There is no more sin in moving to lively sounds than there is in keeping step to a funeral march. The anti-dancer is jealous. He is ignored -by society. He would beas much out of place in a bali room as Mr. Greenway would be ina treadmill. As to the immorality of dancing, there are two-legged animals who imagnations cannot rise above a dung hill. The ballroom has, to say the least, as fragrant. a reputation as the camp meeting. Society is the perfume of. civilization. Why should music, rythm and grace be debasing ? Sam Jones says “Dancing is hugging set to music.” Sam Jones is a theological buzzard. He knows 10 more of refined society than an organ grinder knows of sheet music. above his reach. Awkwarduess ‘hates grace ; the uninvited, the invited. A lovely girl swaying in unison with delicious music, is just as elevating as.an old woman turning somersaults and yelling “glory hallelujab.” To Cure » Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets He writes a wlowitg¢ poe: and asserts! . Then he dons a heavy overcoat, for fear : Van Tintram. How was the sermon == . this morning—good? LS put the text was the best part of it. The Sprinw oct thet “sprii@ ies come!’ He speaks of “becs” and “flowers” in a way ail poets know. that he'd specumb © And freeze or atch pneumonia, while he swears and shovels snow. " —Chicago Times-Herald. . A Soothing Text. Barron—Sorry you can’t come in. Van Tintram — Portions of it, ver; Rarron-~Inderd? Van Tintram— Yes: it was that beautiful passage, “He giveth Wis beloved sleep.”-—Brooklyn Life. Plenty of Reasons. The Judge—Heve. you anything to say why the sentenc® of the court should not be pronounced upon you? ‘Teddy O’Reilly—Faith, yer honor. Oi have siven distinct raisons, iny wan of which would convince mesilf if Oi was’ lly yer honor.—N. -Y. Tri . only y mor.—) ribuine o He Misunderstood. kins. “Do not go on, Mr. Harlan,” said she, interrupting him. “I cannot hear you.” : w “Then I will talk louder,” shouted= Harlan.—Philadelphia Press. A STRONG INDUCEMENT. She—If you will buy that gold watch for me I will set back the hands two hours on club nights.—Fliegende Blaetter. . A Certinent Rejoinder, _ “Lalwoays try tomake as many friendss, as possible,” said the woman who gossips. ; “If ope hud no friends, how could one discuss their private affairs ?"—Washugton Star. A Slamp. Perdita~-So “When you got married you ran away? Van Ishe-Yes, Eathinn. Verdita--Well, what then? Van, Ishe---0O, well then—we—er— walked back---N. Y¥. Truth. somotimens. Bacon-—-I was reading to-day of’a violin maker who made over 7,000 fiddles in his life. Egbert-—It's a fact, then, that the evil a man does lives after him.—Yonkers Statesman. Follow, inst .sctions, “When were sou bor. 2” shouted the lawyer, after be tad budgered ber for an hour. . “You've told me a dozen times that ] must not testify on mere hearsay,” she snapped back.—Detroit Free Press. ‘The Native Brend. Bragg (of Comecticut)—How . did you find those cigars, colonel? Wagg—Delicious, okl man. We had them for dinner Jast evening, boiled with corned beef.—Philadelphia Press. Xo Protecting Arm. jess—How do you’know they quarreled while out driving? Jess-——On the way heme he allowed her to fall out. of the buggy.—N. Y. Journal. Home Pieasantries. Mr. Jeems--My dear, here is a hair in the butter; it’s one of yours. Mrs. Jeems—It’s false, sir.—Up-toDate. Otherwise Not Enjoyable. He—There is a good deal of power in my arm. She—I hope the power is on to-night. Dr. Roberts, the Dentist Will leave Nevada (City on or about February 15th. No appointments will be made after that date. f5-tf To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it -\ Traveler, “Of course.” replied Miss Cayenne. . 4 A SUGGESTIVE WARNING. ww ny} a [AC Ne fe ; we st Paul's. Po “~The Sliding Scale.” Early Customer—What’s the price of coal? Belated Clerk — Don’t know yet. Harlan was proposing to Miss HawHaven't had time this morning to look at the thermometer.—N. Y. Weekly. . Caughi on the Fly. He—Well, your sister is married. Now it’s your turn. She—0O, George! Ask papa.—Boston Specific. “I don’t believe you bachelors have any: hearts.” “Oh. yes, we have! Most of us have tobacco hearts.”—N. Y. Truth. : For Bimeel?. “So he’s gone into business.for himself?” “That’s what people say who have traded with him.”—Chicago Journal. Capnble of Volng It. Brown-—Who invented gas meters? Jones—Ananias. I think. SCROFULA. One of America’s most faula is external consumption.” % Scrofulous children are often beautiful children, but they $ lack nerve force, strong bones, @ stout muscles and power to @ resist disease. For delicate children there is no remedy { equal to Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo$ of Lime and Soda. $ It fills out the skin by putting « good flesh beneathit. Itmakes g the cheeks red by making rich { blood. It creates an appetite for food and gives the body power enough to digest it. Be sure you get Emulsion. -— . GRAND REOPENING. No Old Goods ‘In the Store. Everything Fresh salers and Up to Date. For building or other purposes, in large or ainall quantities a advantage te call on him. Lime! Lime ! renee JOHN JEFFERIES First-class Lime nd at the lowest prices. + arties needing lime will find it to sheir From the WholeMy New Stock was BOUGHT FOR CASH At Bedrock Prices, And my patrons will get the Men’s Calf Shoes, Congress or Paes Here are.a few sample prices—not leaders or baits: Ladies’ Kid Shoes, Patent Tips, former price $2, now $1.40. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, Patent Tips, formerly $2.50, now $1.75: All $2.50 Men’s Shoes, now . Men’s Merino Shirt and Drawers, per suit, 45 cents. Men’s Hats, former prices $2:50 and $3, now $1.75 Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, 20 cents. Soliciting a share of your patronage, I remain Yours for Business, ue Bals, formerly $2, now $1.40. $2. LEVY. and more may be madeby any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving ‘entertainments or illustrated lec: tures in small towns and .vilBen -fit of the Bargains. lages. . A small capital and ‘ energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot A Good Living $ lcAllis‘er’s Magic Lanterns © And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request. T. H. McALLISTER, 16 Washington St., Chicago. House and Lot For Sale ON PROSFECT HILL. { ; >. Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone CoGood Level Lot, 165x140 feet.} ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urn» Good House, Cow Barns, Wood Shed and Store Room. Electric Light in House.: Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all tobe the best brand on the market. cal use. in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. fails to cure. 25c. 84-6m All Orders Promptly Filled. aS Grand Clearance Sale FALL AND WINTER GOODS . At A. Blumenthal’s, js. In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, ' AND. WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. cents a yard. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and they purchase at our store. Orders from the country promptly All Druggists refund the. money if it fails te Cure. 250. eA. BLUMENTHAL, Black’ Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. # His forte is slinging mud at targets} B11 Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. You lose all your income when you ds, Lonsdale Muslin and Fruit of the Loom Saar tis I Assosiation te Staple Gocds, Lorisdale Muslin a uit : + 7 sate . Ses Bre. ‘di States Table Linen reduced‘ falf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. vinaike ertifioate an Dressmakers will be allowed 10 per cent commission on all’ linings . members, : filled. = ‘g Apply to soc. and $1.00; all druggists. 0. C. PERCIVAL. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Nevada City, fennury 81, 1898. C. H. HARRISON, The finest and purest of Whiskies A AN HOOD C.J. NAPPZIGER, -. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent —~ INSURANCE. DEALER IF All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ——C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizans’ Bank. t Pi op’t Best, Pork, Mutton eal, Sausages, etc. Baco Home. onandiand And all kinds of Meats usually soamely a first of gharge HEALTH AND ACCIDENT Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day. WILL PAY, PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘AY $10.00 a week, when you are or feet and W. A Rilo per month. } LIFE INSURANCE. Life. Baa sient at cod of tb pe tf INSURED, ‘J. l, M. SHETTERLEY, Artificial Stone Sidewalks, to the hazard of occu. sick bie ork, PAY, Zou, love avband and foot ) mem hip fee and ag J. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF Garden Walks, Basement Floors, andVases, Stone Caskets, etc. Will take orders for work to be done in Nevada City and Grass Vall spring and summer of 1898. prey Surane he First-Class Work At Moderate Prices. Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced —Tto— Estimates ch cananimaate C) eentwlly faepiched on large or References—All for ; Nevada Cite in 1 ig whom we did work at If you _are likely to have auy work in our . ine, address as follows and we wili figure with you. J. A. MARSHALL, Care TRANscRIPT Office, jal Nevada City. _—. A Dozen 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 2-cent stamp for the “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF PA., hil iphis, Pa. Philade Makers of the Enverprise Meat Chopper. ee 9 EE Fy ale ~ Brown °& CALKINS, ( NEVADA CITY, CAL. vet _ PRINTERS Pamp.elts, --and,., General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES => We have facilities which areexcelied lo order too large for us, {Get our estimates. . PER WEEK. en the Pavifie Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. nal value in cases 0! Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria cases. —— Trains leave Third and Townsend Stree arriving at M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E.F. BURNS, Manager. HOTEL FOR SALE, street. known as the LL erect a Lime Kiln at the ier Sacramento Restanrart and Lodging House WV A i the North Bloomfield roac and iat prepared to take orders to supply San Jrpnciqoo Colt. Fg morning at Hert he spacious new build The a short distance sr sir § the f Ie offered for sale AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. This is a rare opportunity to business. Apply to ee ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City. Goldan Jab'lee Mining Fair, WRESTLERS WANTED to take part in wrestling contest. MINERS WANTED to take part in drilling contest, and : ' LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS _ please take notice of musical contest to be held at the Golien Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 28th, For full information apply to P. J. HEALY, Chairman of Committee. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. j18-8walae DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Ps, FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery, Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, ebility, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND ALL az Chronic and Nervous Disorders. THRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. 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The great success of our tieatment. has given tise to host ofi mitators, Un-crupulous persons; The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor . some calling their preparations Compound Oxygen, often appropriating our testimonials bee the names of our patients to recommend worthless concocrio 8. But any aubstance made elsewhere or by others, acd calied Com pound Oxyeen isspurious. COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF The watersere unequalled for their mediel. book of 20) RESULTS,” is the title of a new hook of 200pages, published by Dra, Sta Palen, whichgives to all en Tver full itoe mation as to this rewarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range ». of ch Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, . sben ped to ie Dr a after, being Eczema and all Blood and Skin Dis. ™*¢d FREE to any address on application. abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp.) Notional Ruchange Hotel ee J. R. DAVIS, Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. portions of Neyad: — of instru coh : omes. Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley ber other . or t) ng pupils at ale ons For particulars as to terms of tuit' 'e agons apply to the Hf lessor, either by cae en digcka to Tet af ary . iy! shle rms. perso at at the Ontos Hotel, ston — mann oe JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The E fas thelargwstlorot HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. e on reasonable Washes Without ure the clothes. Tha can be done in three to four hours. t) soap. @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. up home industry Queen Lily Soap The Finest tapatey Soap in the Mar” et. ot Paral "Wash, xi of twelve years of age can doa washing Made in San Francisco. A wT zeen feples toe itand thus help build wane horses are free from vices, of good capabl: inan caren ee Pf soing as fast as any gen ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A’ torneys at law and others—The Stile well Detective Agency is prepared to Transact all business of a confidential and ine rigate character expeditiously and on ree sonable terms. Correspondents all over the vorld. Thurlow Block, San Francisco, Cal, PATENTS! ee Pension, Land and ludian Depredation CLAIMS. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. paz STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS _. -X_ obtuiued; interferences condu on cial wn denies rs trade-marks, bene aw ors Tebels 8 registered, pted canna pr. ; Infringement suits secnted conducted in a . 4 Cali-} If you have ee sen ponggee > pled sketchvhot graph ‘ brlef deserip Gon panda the @ will advise you course pursu tts are iv Disc, an ts sea the Hp are infringed. or ii ie : in. Sacftzpasogt "Se tr to oe together with a thousands of piticnts have been treate pane no fe mest importaut features. for @ reNational Bureau of Clainus; ‘WEDNESDA aan WALLIN The Nevada ¢ Fora The Sacra -yesterday mo “Judge J. N will seek. the -for Congress Judge Wallit tremely popu and thorough cultural port: was Departn Grand Army a leading O known throu; served on t great distinct all other can formidable.” Judge Wal! support of th ty, who have servative but man of the hi be a safe mar he would tre without preje energy, and . with his wel long experie him pré-emi Second Distr THE Bi An Importan Every citiz movement tc vada Oity by ing of the nual electior an executive lected, and . up for attent already duri plished muc there:is mu It should be the moral su At the m Army and R poiuted toa reception an A. R. Encan city beginni ent. Itisu tion of the ] local Posts i dred delega' welcome. A-FR! J. Lavy Re( As will b on the sec soriPt, J. Li ing store . old stock Valley whe' and in its ; ment of . goods, hats women ar Mr. Levy . low figures people the obtained. Rail “Parties « er relative tain very . Agent Pa depot, as < reduction: Ne The Nil open in tk street the millinery ducted it carry a shapes, tr! most fash prices. T he. pleasec Strate oF I Frank is the ser J. CHENE City of 7 said, and sum of . for each cannot t OatTarre Sworn my pres A.D. 18 {im} Hail’s C and acti mucous for list Addr led Sold Hall’ Set GrRovV >@ perf Liood withou Syrup. tonic 8 GENUD Cau read

ene am mono THK TRANSCRIPT. NSYADA CITY, NEVADA ©O. CALIFORNIA BROWN & eeond-class matter. SYR LOT RTO NE OTM TT Established Sept. 6, 1460. by Nar. P. Buown & Co. — Pablished every evening except Sundays and Legal ticiidays by CALKINS. Ny, BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS, Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as WEDNESDAY.... FEB. 9, 1888. speech preseuted some figures in reply ‘tors that.gold has appreciated and put ‘them in a way which will interest the ee TRLSPHOMNE No. 4. A_ QUESTION OF WAGES. Secretary Gage in -his Philadelph’a to the constant assertion of silver oraaverage citizen ahd especially tbe average laboring man. .He spoke of various argametits which had been advanced against our monetary standard, the favorite one being the asse:tion that “falling prices must be at the cost of labor, since land and capital will not engage in productivity except upon the terms they themselves dictate,” and that, “gold having a;preciated in value, prices of commod-}* ities have fallen, and because of the exacting power of land and capital the evil effect has been felt by wages in the form of a diminished share” “Now,” said Secretary Gage, “if this statement were true it would of necessity be evi@enced by. the actual fall in wage pices. This brings the question to tne test of fact. It has been asserted upon authority and I believe it to be upproximately true, that within the period 1872—"91 prices have fallen un average of 2744 per cent. I am ut liberty, therefore, to adopt the same authority as tothe course of wages. It apears from the exhaustive figures of the Commissioner of Labor, the anthcrity cited, that within the period 187.— *J1 wages have ivcreased an average of 10 per cent. Taking the greater power of wages to command things by reason of their lower price, the economic acvantage guined by labor is still furth:r enphasized. In 1872, $100 in gold ‘would bay a certain amount of living; ia 1891, prices having fallen, $1(0 would buy 2714 per cent. more than it did in 1872; and wages baving increased 1) per cent in the meantime, the san e work which was paid $100 in 1872 réc-:ived $110 in 1891. From the double udvantage of decreased prices and i:creased wages, it follows that in 1€91 the same labor would purchase 51 7-10 per cent. more of living than it did in 1872. Let usapply these advaptagss by example. In 1891, the labor that supported 15 people supported 10 in 1892. In 1891, from the same labor as in 1872,a man living upon the same scale would have over one-third of his wages to put in bank or better provide . for his family. I am further borne out in this demonstration by the statistics of savings banks covering the period noder. consideration. Since 1871 tke number of depositors in such institutions has increased from ,less than two millions to more than five millions, ad the average per capita saving in the United States has increased 86 per cent.” : A BELIEVER IN THE DANCE. A St. Louis clergyman, says the News Letter, invites his congregation todance. He is right. . Damnation by dancing is the dogma .of the clumsy. A wingless angel has to fly. There is no more sin in moving to lively sounds than there is in keeping step to a funeral march. The anti-dancer is jealous. He is ignored -by society. He would beas much out of place in a bali room as Mr. Greenway would be ina treadmill. As to the immorality of dancing, there are two-legged animals who imagnations cannot rise above a dung hill. The ballroom has, to say the least, as fragrant. a reputation as the camp meeting. Society is the perfume of. civilization. Why should music, rythm and grace be debasing ? Sam Jones says “Dancing is hugging set to music.” Sam Jones is a theological buzzard. He knows 10 more of refined society than an organ grinder knows of sheet music. above his reach. Awkwarduess ‘hates grace ; the uninvited, the invited. A lovely girl swaying in unison with delicious music, is just as elevating as.an old woman turning somersaults and yelling “glory hallelujab.” To Cure » Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets He writes a wlowitg¢ poe: and asserts! . Then he dons a heavy overcoat, for fear : Van Tintram. How was the sermon == . this morning—good? LS put the text was the best part of it. The Sprinw oct thet “sprii@ ies come!’ He speaks of “becs” and “flowers” in a way ail poets know. that he'd specumb © And freeze or atch pneumonia, while he swears and shovels snow. " —Chicago Times-Herald. . A Soothing Text. Barron—Sorry you can’t come in. Van Tintram — Portions of it, ver; Rarron-~Inderd? Van Tintram— Yes: it was that beautiful passage, “He giveth Wis beloved sleep.”-—Brooklyn Life. Plenty of Reasons. The Judge—Heve. you anything to say why the sentenc® of the court should not be pronounced upon you? ‘Teddy O’Reilly—Faith, yer honor. Oi have siven distinct raisons, iny wan of which would convince mesilf if Oi was’ lly yer honor.—N. -Y. Tri . only y mor.—) ribuine o He Misunderstood. kins. “Do not go on, Mr. Harlan,” said she, interrupting him. “I cannot hear you.” : w “Then I will talk louder,” shouted= Harlan.—Philadelphia Press. A STRONG INDUCEMENT. She—If you will buy that gold watch for me I will set back the hands two hours on club nights.—Fliegende Blaetter. . A Certinent Rejoinder, _ “Lalwoays try tomake as many friendss, as possible,” said the woman who gossips. ; “If ope hud no friends, how could one discuss their private affairs ?"—Washugton Star. A Slamp. Perdita~-So “When you got married you ran away? Van Ishe-Yes, Eathinn. Verdita--Well, what then? Van, Ishe---0O, well then—we—er— walked back---N. Y¥. Truth. somotimens. Bacon-—-I was reading to-day of’a violin maker who made over 7,000 fiddles in his life. Egbert-—It's a fact, then, that the evil a man does lives after him.—Yonkers Statesman. Follow, inst .sctions, “When were sou bor. 2” shouted the lawyer, after be tad budgered ber for an hour. . “You've told me a dozen times that ] must not testify on mere hearsay,” she snapped back.—Detroit Free Press. ‘The Native Brend. Bragg (of Comecticut)—How . did you find those cigars, colonel? Wagg—Delicious, okl man. We had them for dinner Jast evening, boiled with corned beef.—Philadelphia Press. Xo Protecting Arm. jess—How do you’know they quarreled while out driving? Jess-——On the way heme he allowed her to fall out. of the buggy.—N. Y. Journal. Home Pieasantries. Mr. Jeems--My dear, here is a hair in the butter; it’s one of yours. Mrs. Jeems—It’s false, sir.—Up-toDate. Otherwise Not Enjoyable. He—There is a good deal of power in my arm. She—I hope the power is on to-night. Dr. Roberts, the Dentist Will leave Nevada (City on or about February 15th. No appointments will be made after that date. f5-tf To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it -\ Traveler, “Of course.” replied Miss Cayenne. . 4 A SUGGESTIVE WARNING. ww ny} a [AC Ne fe ; we st Paul's. Po “~The Sliding Scale.” Early Customer—What’s the price of coal? Belated Clerk — Don’t know yet. Harlan was proposing to Miss HawHaven't had time this morning to look at the thermometer.—N. Y. Weekly. . Caughi on the Fly. He—Well, your sister is married. Now it’s your turn. She—0O, George! Ask papa.—Boston Specific. “I don’t believe you bachelors have any: hearts.” “Oh. yes, we have! Most of us have tobacco hearts.”—N. Y. Truth. : For Bimeel?. “So he’s gone into business.for himself?” “That’s what people say who have traded with him.”—Chicago Journal. Capnble of Volng It. Brown-—Who invented gas meters? Jones—Ananias. I think. SCROFULA. One of America’s most faula is external consumption.” % Scrofulous children are often beautiful children, but they $ lack nerve force, strong bones, @ stout muscles and power to @ resist disease. For delicate children there is no remedy { equal to Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo$ of Lime and Soda. $ It fills out the skin by putting « good flesh beneathit. Itmakes g the cheeks red by making rich { blood. It creates an appetite for food and gives the body power enough to digest it. Be sure you get Emulsion. -— . GRAND REOPENING. No Old Goods ‘In the Store. Everything Fresh salers and Up to Date. For building or other purposes, in large or ainall quantities a advantage te call on him. Lime! Lime ! renee JOHN JEFFERIES First-class Lime nd at the lowest prices. + arties needing lime will find it to sheir From the WholeMy New Stock was BOUGHT FOR CASH At Bedrock Prices, And my patrons will get the Men’s Calf Shoes, Congress or Paes Here are.a few sample prices—not leaders or baits: Ladies’ Kid Shoes, Patent Tips, former price $2, now $1.40. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, Patent Tips, formerly $2.50, now $1.75: All $2.50 Men’s Shoes, now . Men’s Merino Shirt and Drawers, per suit, 45 cents. Men’s Hats, former prices $2:50 and $3, now $1.75 Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, 20 cents. Soliciting a share of your patronage, I remain Yours for Business, ue Bals, formerly $2, now $1.40. $2. LEVY. and more may be madeby any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving ‘entertainments or illustrated lec: tures in small towns and .vilBen -fit of the Bargains. lages. . A small capital and ‘ energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot A Good Living $ lcAllis‘er’s Magic Lanterns © And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request. T. H. McALLISTER, 16 Washington St., Chicago. House and Lot For Sale ON PROSFECT HILL. { ; >. Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone CoGood Level Lot, 165x140 feet.} ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urn» Good House, Cow Barns, Wood Shed and Store Room. Electric Light in House.: Water Pipes all in. TERMS REASONABLE. Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all tobe the best brand on the market. cal use. in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. fails to cure. 25c. 84-6m All Orders Promptly Filled. aS Grand Clearance Sale FALL AND WINTER GOODS . At A. Blumenthal’s, js. In order to make room for a large stock of Spring Goods soon to arrive from the East. Sale Begins Saturday, January 22d, ' AND. WILL CONTINUE THIRTY DAYS. cents a yard. Bed Spreads, Blankets, Quilts and they purchase at our store. Orders from the country promptly All Druggists refund the. money if it fails te Cure. 250. eA. BLUMENTHAL, Black’ Crepe Cloth, formerly $1.50, reduced to $1. # His forte is slinging mud at targets} B11 Dress Goods, formerly $1, reduced to 50 cents. Colored Dress Goods, formerly 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents. You lose all your income when you ds, Lonsdale Muslin and Fruit of the Loom Saar tis I Assosiation te Staple Gocds, Lorisdale Muslin a uit : + 7 sate . Ses Bre. ‘di States Table Linen reduced‘ falf Price. Big Lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, reduced to Half Price. vinaike ertifioate an Dressmakers will be allowed 10 per cent commission on all’ linings . members, : filled. = ‘g Apply to soc. and $1.00; all druggists. 0. C. PERCIVAL. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Nevada City, fennury 81, 1898. C. H. HARRISON, The finest and purest of Whiskies A AN HOOD C.J. NAPPZIGER, -. Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent —~ INSURANCE. DEALER IF All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ——C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizans’ Bank. t Pi op’t Best, Pork, Mutton eal, Sausages, etc. Baco Home. onandiand And all kinds of Meats usually soamely a first of gharge HEALTH AND ACCIDENT Fidelity Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day. WILL PAY, PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘AY $10.00 a week, when you are or feet and W.

A Rilo per month. } LIFE INSURANCE. Life. Baa sient at cod of tb pe tf INSURED, ‘J. l, M. SHETTERLEY, Artificial Stone Sidewalks, to the hazard of occu. sick bie ork, PAY, Zou, love avband and foot ) mem hip fee and ag J. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF Garden Walks, Basement Floors, andVases, Stone Caskets, etc. Will take orders for work to be done in Nevada City and Grass Vall spring and summer of 1898. prey Surane he First-Class Work At Moderate Prices. Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS. Prices Reduced —Tto— Estimates ch cananimaate C) eentwlly faepiched on large or References—All for ; Nevada Cite in 1 ig whom we did work at If you _are likely to have auy work in our . ine, address as follows and we wili figure with you. J. A. MARSHALL, Care TRANscRIPT Office, jal Nevada City. _—. A Dozen 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 2-cent stamp for the “Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF PA., hil iphis, Pa. Philade Makers of the Enverprise Meat Chopper. ee 9 EE Fy ale ~ Brown °& CALKINS, ( NEVADA CITY, CAL. vet _ PRINTERS Pamp.elts, --and,., General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES => We have facilities which areexcelied lo order too large for us, {Get our estimates. . PER WEEK. en the Pavifie Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. nal value in cases 0! Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria cases. —— Trains leave Third and Townsend Stree arriving at M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. E.F. BURNS, Manager. HOTEL FOR SALE, street. known as the LL erect a Lime Kiln at the ier Sacramento Restanrart and Lodging House WV A i the North Bloomfield roac and iat prepared to take orders to supply San Jrpnciqoo Colt. Fg morning at Hert he spacious new build The a short distance sr sir § the f Ie offered for sale AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. This is a rare opportunity to business. Apply to ee ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City. Goldan Jab'lee Mining Fair, WRESTLERS WANTED to take part in wrestling contest. MINERS WANTED to take part in drilling contest, and : ' LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS _ please take notice of musical contest to be held at the Golien Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 28th, For full information apply to P. J. HEALY, Chairman of Committee. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. j18-8walae DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Ps, FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery, Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, ebility, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND ALL az Chronic and Nervous Disorders. THRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED; andthe compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world, It has been in use for more than twenty years over one thousand physicians have u recommended it—a very sizmificant rat ” It does not act as most drug $10, $12.50 and $15 . sscsamer aia eae Seema course to eradicate ty e evil effects of the first but Compound Oxyyen is a revitalizer, renews ing, strengthening, inviyorating the whole body. ese statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages. only with the express permission of the patients; their names and addresses are viven aiid you cau refer to them for furiner informa ion. The great success of our tieatment. has given tise to host ofi mitators, Un-crupulous persons; The Greatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor . some calling their preparations Compound Oxygen, often appropriating our testimonials bee the names of our patients to recommend worthless concocrio 8. But any aubstance made elsewhere or by others, acd calied Com pound Oxyeen isspurious. COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF The watersere unequalled for their mediel. book of 20) RESULTS,” is the title of a new hook of 200pages, published by Dra, Sta Palen, whichgives to all en Tver full itoe mation as to this rewarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range ». of ch Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, . sben ped to ie Dr a after, being Eczema and all Blood and Skin Dis. ™*¢d FREE to any address on application. abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp.) Notional Ruchange Hotel ee J. R. DAVIS, Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. portions of Neyad: — of instru coh : omes. Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley ber other . or t) ng pupils at ale ons For particulars as to terms of tuit' 'e agons apply to the Hf lessor, either by cae en digcka to Tet af ary . iy! shle rms. perso at at the Ontos Hotel, ston — mann oe JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The E fas thelargwstlorot HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. e on reasonable Washes Without ure the clothes. Tha can be done in three to four hours. t) soap. @@BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. up home industry Queen Lily Soap The Finest tapatey Soap in the Mar” et. ot Paral "Wash, xi of twelve years of age can doa washing Made in San Francisco. A wT zeen feples toe itand thus help build wane horses are free from vices, of good capabl: inan caren ee Pf soing as fast as any gen ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, A’ torneys at law and others—The Stile well Detective Agency is prepared to Transact all business of a confidential and ine rigate character expeditiously and on ree sonable terms. Correspondents all over the vorld. Thurlow Block, San Francisco, Cal, PATENTS! ee Pension, Land and ludian Depredation CLAIMS. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. paz STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS _. -X_ obtuiued; interferences condu on cial wn denies rs trade-marks, bene aw ors Tebels 8 registered, pted canna pr. ; Infringement suits secnted conducted in a . 4 Cali-} If you have ee sen ponggee > pled sketchvhot graph ‘ brlef deserip Gon panda the @ will advise you course pursu tts are iv Disc, an ts sea the Hp are infringed. or ii ie : in. Sacftzpasogt "Se tr to oe together with a thousands of piticnts have been treate pane no fe mest importaut features. for @ reNational Bureau of Clainus; ‘WEDNESDA aan WALLIN The Nevada ¢ Fora The Sacra -yesterday mo “Judge J. N will seek. the -for Congress Judge Wallit tremely popu and thorough cultural port: was Departn Grand Army a leading O known throu; served on t great distinct all other can formidable.” Judge Wal! support of th ty, who have servative but man of the hi be a safe mar he would tre without preje energy, and . with his wel long experie him pré-emi Second Distr THE Bi An Importan Every citiz movement tc vada Oity by ing of the nual electior an executive lected, and . up for attent already duri plished muc there:is mu It should be the moral su At the m Army and R poiuted toa reception an A. R. Encan city beginni ent. Itisu tion of the ] local Posts i dred delega' welcome. A-FR! J. Lavy Re( As will b on the sec soriPt, J. Li ing store . old stock Valley whe' and in its ; ment of . goods, hats women ar Mr. Levy . low figures people the obtained. Rail “Parties « er relative tain very . Agent Pa depot, as < reduction: Ne The Nil open in tk street the millinery ducted it carry a shapes, tr! most fash prices. T he. pleasec Strate oF I Frank is the ser J. CHENE City of 7 said, and sum of . for each cannot t OatTarre Sworn my pres A.D. 18 {im} Hail’s C and acti mucous for list Addr led Sold Hall’ Set GrRovV >@ perf Liood withou Syrup. tonic 8 GENUD Cau read