January 12, 1898 (4 pages)

seainined THE TRANSCRIPT. macy rom etry yo NSVADA CITY, NEVADA OO., CALIFORNIA BROWN. & CALKINS.en le nn a WEDNESDAY. eats == JAN, 12, 18°98 ommend AN INTERESTING COMPARISON. A retrospective glance over the business developments of the year just ended and a comparison of these derelopments with those of former. years under D°meecratic rnte must be ex: tremely gratifying to all good citizens, and especially to those who voted for sound money and protection in the nationsl election of 1896. A study of business conditions in the first calendar year which followed the election of 1896 shows a steady improvement. Trade was relatively better in the ‘West and Northwest, thongh later in developing than in some other sections. The flattering condition of the producer of cereals, and especially wheat, created a prosperity which seems to have been denied the Southern farmeis, owing to price depression. Manufacturing was active in nearly all classes of “products, but particularly in textiles, iron and steel, leather and farming implenfents. While the ‘results to the . manufacturer of wool were quite satisfactory, those . reaped by the cotton manufacturer were far from encours¢ing. Heavy overproduction and Southern competition are credited with being responsible for this. In iron and steel the tonnage handled was exceeded only three times before in the country’s history, and the financial results have been fairly good in spite of a rather low range of values, considering the immensedemand. =. A Vision of the Future. One day in October, 1883, Lady A., living in Rue dz Bel-Respiro, Paria, found that she had been robbed of a gam of 2,500 france. She notified the commissary of police on Rue Berryer, who instituted a search and questioned the servants, but discovered nothing. Lady A., when enumerating her serv. aunts, begged the commissary to exclude from his suspicions her second valet de chambre, a youth of 19, very good looking, very respectfol, and Yery well gnalified for his duties, who had been eicknamed ‘‘le Petit,’’ not on account of hie stature, for be was rather tall, but from a feeling of delicate, protecting familiarity which his good qualities bad won for him. Meanwhile, among the friends of Ludy A. there had been x good deal of talk shout a certain Demoiselle E., who, they said, could see the most surprising thingsin a bow! of coffee grounds. M. L. d’Ervieux had the curiosity to accompany his governess to the house of this person, and was quite surprised to hear her describe ex actly each piece of furniture in Lady A.’g ‘apartmeut, pass in review her seven servants, and say thet, though she could not name the thief, he would be guillotined witbin tro years. Eorn¢ weeks later ‘‘Je Petit’’ Jeft the servic: of hie mistress without giving any rea eon, and two years !atcrhe mounted the scaffold. This servant, so highly esteem. ed, was none other than Marchandes « the assassin. — Arena, A Few Words on Books. A good remark somebody made once $e that if you own books you do not have to read them. That is, if you hear of a certain book, you say, “I must get that out of the library and read it.’’ If you do 80, it-is necessary to read it at once and return it. If you can buy it, you read what portion satisfies your particular want at the moment, and then there it stands among your other gnod friends, always ready, like any real friend, to serve you at a moment’s notice iu any way it can. Indeed, it isa real friend, because it never deserts you; never goes back on you, never changes, unless somebudy borrows it, and that is net the book’s fault. The mere fact that your room is filled with books is a good kind of ivfiuence, for there is something in the mere proximity of books that amiakes achap serious occasionally and induces him to sit and ponder once in awhile in the midst of his grind, his sport, his daily work and his other and less valuable friends at school or college. Then, too, in these days, when there are 20 many hundreds of books a year and 60 many millions already published, “$t is utterly impossible to try to read, as the old feliows in the later middle ages used to, everythingthat is published. I¢ is fax better to re-read some good, familiar things again and again. They are good books, they are your especial favorites, and you will seldom fail tc find something new in them each time you read them. It gives you-a little idea of how much the writing of them must have’méant to their author if you can read them, say, 20 times and still go on finding something you had not succeeded in discovering in them before. —Harper’s Round Table Se To Cure’s Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Droggists refund the money if it failetocure. 25c. 46m UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevade City. i > : MAWAGEB Hotel Arrivals. , oakent Oroville, f Well Matea. bifet Ella—I heard: from-Bell, my Boston friend, the other day; she is married to an ice cream man. Stella—Well, they will certainly be a congenial couple.—T -—Town ‘own Topics. Their Youth 1 Lasts Long. Grymes—Men are never too old to learn,, you know. Gobang—That may be true, but they are often too young.—Brooklyn Life. ‘ The Whole Thing. . “What part of speech is ‘woman,’ pa?” “Woman j5n't @ part.of speech, my son; she’s the whole speech.”.--Town Topics. She Wanted to Know. the street, yesterday, conld you? Doltie—Why, did I pass you without speaking?—-Yonkers Statesman. The Flight of Time. Staylate—How time does fiy! She—Yes. It will goon be time for you to call again.—Town. Topics. Rivaling Nansen. “Now for anéther arctic exploration,” said Fogg, as he started.on a search for his overshoes.—Boston Transcript. : The Mariner’s Tale. . “Firet Sailor (from U. S. cruiser)— The.last trip we made was the queerest { ever see, Second Sailor (from U. S. battle ship) —Whathappened toyou? First Sailor—We didn’t have a collision, nor an explosion; didn’t run aground, didn’t spring a leak, didn’ have a blamed seccident of any kind.—-. Brooklyn. Life, More Appropriate. She—Yes, if’s a good match. He is worth absut $5.000,000 or $6,000,000 and she about the same. He — I should think the minister wonld have found the funeral service more appropriate than the: marriage one, in that case; She—How dp you mean? ‘ He—-Dust to dust.— N.Y. Tribune. “The ‘Winay Age. If you want-ts ic a wheelist If you wish And tatk : ¥ Grove’s Tastecess Ont Tonic is & perfect Malarial Liver Tonic ard jood purifier. Removes Biliousne:s without purging. As pleasant as Lemcn ‘Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for Grove's. jy19-6m General. Debility and Loss of Flesh an from it dat they cannot get from any oe other rbaony sieges 3 food. There other preparations on the pa that pretend kant ted commences to put on and gain a strength jn et Oe ase Be su SCOTT'S Emulsion, nt nit glPs set SCOTT'S Em mene Soc. and $1.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yerk. Chollie—You couldn't see a thing in t Soft as . . Oil Smooth Takes the‘Lecd and is prononneed by alltohbe the best brand on t e market. It is highly recommended for family and medical use. 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. SAN FRANCISCOwme “«“BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System, of Bookkeeping. — Benn Pitman Shorthand. @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges.-@R 200 pupils secured positions in '896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a position. al9-6m The Best Liquors, ' ‘The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke hand, such as: ‘‘Kentucky Taylor,” * Moore,” “Thomas Taylor, ” “Oscar? epper, r” and ‘‘Kobin Hood. Wm. J. Britland. Voss Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRESOLENE tials administered by inhalation, gives th Safest and lost Effectual Means Of tieniing the Prost and _ bronchial tubes Its efficiency in W poping! Cough and Croup : wonderful. Its =e septic qualities render jovaiuable In Contagious Diseases, . As i Bown Scarlet Fever, etc. Sold by ERMAN, Druggist and ‘Stationer, Nevtda City “POR SMLE IN NEVADA COUNTY, Asa Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts. on 4 and S W of Seo. 13 Tie And 8 3¢ of Seo 11, P17 N, RB EB. AT $2 50 PER ACRE, On five years’ credit, upon payment on the purchase price. Interest onthe eae oct principal at 6 per cent. anin advance. Balance of princimis ya payable at the expiration of five years. Apply to WM. H. MILLS, Land Agent C. P.R.R., fan Francisco, Time Tries Beech’s Was placed yofons e the publie many years ago.’ Its sales have steadily increased, for its superior quality has been faithfully maintained. It Is Different . From any other you used. It is neither nm nor pt hoe od a natural leaf that draws ye & canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well The Test Of the Teapot And the Ice Pitcher. It was to meet the demand for an Abltely PURE TEA MODERATE PRICE ne eT Sete e biker a aria ers ~~" All Things. en NGS 4 Seine ant ust i LY by none for filling: orders on notice, , Cleaned p Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents Broad a next =" Hall. Ohis ts Worth Your WMitention. ef {Loose Raisins—this year’s. Bleached SL. Raisins, Mince Meat, in Jars and saibous: Cranberries, Lemon and Citron, Oyster and Chicken Totmsles, q Shoulaers—just-the size for boiling—10 cents per'lb. ¢ Make your Chickens Lay-We have spethings that will doit. { Pe Also. a Fine Stock of Fancy Sroceries for the Holidaye--new and fresh. W. G.:RICHARDS, Seeded Raisins, in cartons § London Layers, ) per Ib. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed ‘five lines i: length inserted under this head pe ed Oe Se cone “Ovens @ Wook Or ab beeen D eaditional line wee a ble invariably tad vanee eee r Lots For Sale. Several good lots, near the Gold Flat Sehoolhouse, are offered for sale at a bargain. Address, M. B. Box 81, Postoffice. §5-lw‘House To Let:— near Cooper’s Lumber yard on’ Grass Valley road. Beste of Mrs, Mary Bennets. House For Rent. P A desirable house to:rent furnished or un‘urnished. pgwiss ata. orn meg ‘a store, Corner of Broad and Pine, streets. di7-tf. Night School, Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their night school Monday evening, Jan. 8, 1898.— This will be ‘a good time to begin. ‘All branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examination. d22-tf Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at & very low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 058.tf ' Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid ‘same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Farniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. 83-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Noveda Cuu:ity Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 7 cents Apply to FRED. &. BROWN. Transcript offic What Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 Tam making them very cheap.” I have all cf the L .test Nov. ties, anc .guara.tee t» please you. ste Visitors are always weloome at the. Siudio. . \ I make a g. ecialty of High Grade Enlargements: ° Ih Crayon, Water Color or Sepia. . MOORE, The Photographer. Always up to date. I fames made to ord r. ALASKA-KLONDIKE Gold Fields $ t= ASL W ROUTE Direct-to : DAWSON{CITY. Secure Passage Now. CAPACITY LIMITED. re $300 ert ae E at Freight EY sos a u ig to % days. Send ig dai Pamp THE ALASKA EXPLORATION £0, (Under management H. Liebes & Co.) Orvices : 189 Post St., San Francisco, Cal. Agencies in principal cities of the world. IS OR : Ug oe a Brown & ‘CALKINS, Fiat “House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, . . . m3 RUCTION '. Chicago Cottage Organ Co. . . Tourists, Business, Professional, 4 Prices Reduced on the Pavific Coast. nal value.in cases Liver, Kidney and. Bladder Troubles; Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. San Francisco, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association San ‘Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day to the hazard of oecuaan Pay, accordi m $8.00 to $25.00 a week, when ungig work thsonak being hurt. accidentTLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed .$208.00-to $850.00. WILL PAY Nag a Be yes when _— are sick and unable to 90.00 for funeral ex vuY yay ¥ 9m beeen lose -a hand and foot or mors foot yrds ands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection to the sananbete upon Hap iped $5.00 — menbership fee and dues of 50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE, Also issues policies of Life Insur: urance, paymy sig 8 $1000 ‘to $5000 in case of death, and pass ) per $1000 per week for ome and sickalso a 15 year paid up nd of $2000 at death” or $1000 at e of 3S $10.00 per week for accident or sic IF INSURED, anoeick orf itee Bas B fetes “(ped poe when you of oF lea “The! Mutual Aig. Association is Pregeninent saree Heath Tecate in the Onn rhe 000.00-cash deposits with the States ote and situs 6 rh with Pye om sod sere a ho and assets, e its certificate an absolute antee eodnagd solidity of ite protection fo its its members. » paying ore” Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, * San Francisco, Cal. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Has attained a standard of excéllence which admits of no superior, It contains every improvement that inventiv: genius, skill and money can produce. Bete excelient Grgans are celebrated for Ne Emo, Suauty os tone, quick re*ponge, varie! ination, artistic design, beauty in fin ang pertees construction, making them the moat atsractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, oe sad etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITI&KS, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, * COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. a" OOKS aNP IIANO @OLr Catalogues and Price Lists on applieat.ea: ! Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THB , FAMGUS E! Paso de Robles SPRINGS. $10, $12.5 50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Guenter Hotel a1 and Pleasure Resor Hot Mud-and Hot Saiphur Baths. » The waters are Unequalled foe their: medieiRheumatisin, Neuraigia, “Mataria, Trains leave ‘Third an and. Townsend St isco, Calif. eat Pr igeoe e ao No Staging. Fare $6.20, Write for Pamphlet. . NEVADA C.TY, CAL. Ld PRINTERS Briets. ’ Catalogues, EF amp .elts, BEST WORK: * LOWESTIPRICZS i We have facilities adiiaiaend No ordentoo large for us. Get ee: estimates. 3 . School se For Rent r the rental of Lincoln School. Property pon fim sie ererems by spoon Wednesday, Jan. 26th, 1898. \ eee ci tas . ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ity] QIZICE— MLLRY BUILDING. WEYADA . Omse DENTISTS, cn PATE FOIs. ANNUAL THE BRANCH WONDER STORE. LEVY & KLEINE, Proprietors, NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, Finest Line of FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER crows, and SPECIALTIES. pea H. DIGKERMAN, eR BEEHIVE J.J. JACKSON, neers For+-Morogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ar Depot for Fancy Groceries iF DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FIS FORMA .550;.; tacesianaghistihias $x 2 Duffy’s Malt .. . : Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky Battle Ax Tobacco. aeaibesn Pickles, } ¥% gal. bottles. 25 in bulk, per gal. quart:: lives 12 Mikado Soap; per bar.: ah ie rg ‘elsé in gaan ee @ «8 © « ++ ARABIAN ROAST Cott ’ thes rene tial. = ease xe STAPLE AND: Eaice Grocerirs # : Otevery deeeription: Berrtitaetn the wily of Cita eoons. ee with an stock of Sear tee Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. ¥ Proprietor 30 . 50 s from ‘hi ASS VALLEY r ay, Oséar VY Richards Paomu ‘Dounelly, . in Glasson, » ken, J PZ BASS VALLEY ith, O W! ‘L ‘Séanti ‘Bawden, , W Shewbr ; Morehouse William® Ge Géorge 'W James Cont 8; John Ter }Loehr, ‘Th Hiams, M 8a niels, R No iy, T Ingram in, J Hicks W H Weldo1 'C McStravic Morateur, FALLISON RAD ? J F Beno ‘Fowler, H DL Twitche ; 4 J Dryde: , W Nanke o Ww T'riascot » P A Cass roy, L Dick bi ' BUENA VIS? Is, W H Wa: Porter, J _ ‘R Scanlon, Phillips, ‘J. BOOA. ald, J W Dos 8 Loring, J CW Lewi ins, G L Brad Machormick

seainined THE TRANSCRIPT. macy rom etry yo NSVADA CITY, NEVADA OO., CALIFORNIA BROWN. & CALKINS.en le nn a WEDNESDAY.. eats == JAN, 12, 18°98 ommend AN INTERESTING COMPARISON. A retrospective glance over the business developments of the year just ended and a comparison of these derelopments with those of former. years under D°meecratic rnte must be ex: tremely gratifying to all good citizens, and especially to those who voted for sound money and protection in the nationsl election of 1896. A study of business conditions in the first calendar year which followed the election of 1896 shows a steady improvement. Trade was relatively better in the ‘West and Northwest, thongh later in developing than in some other sections. The flattering condition of the producer of cereals, and especially wheat, created a prosperity which seems to have been denied the Southern farmeis, owing to price depression. Manufacturing was active in nearly all classes of “products, but particularly in textiles, iron and steel, leather and farming implenfents. While the ‘results to the . manufacturer of wool were quite satisfactory, those . reaped by the cotton manufacturer were far from encours¢ing. Heavy overproduction and Southern competition are credited with being responsible for this. In iron and steel the tonnage handled was exceeded only three times before in the country’s history, and the financial results have been fairly good in spite of a rather low range of values, considering the immensedemand. =. A Vision of the Future. One day in October, 1883, Lady A., living in Rue dz Bel-Respiro, Paria, found that she had been robbed of a gam of 2,500 france. She notified the commissary of police on Rue Berryer, who instituted a search and questioned the servants, but discovered nothing. Lady A., when enumerating her serv. aunts, begged the commissary to exclude from his suspicions her second valet de chambre, a youth of 19, very good looking, very respectfol, and Yery well gnalified for his duties, who had been eicknamed ‘‘le Petit,’’ not on account of hie stature, for be was rather tall, but from a feeling of delicate, protecting familiarity which his good qualities bad won for him. Meanwhile, among the friends of Ludy A. there had been x good deal of talk shout a certain Demoiselle E., who, they said, could see the most surprising thingsin a bow! of coffee grounds. M. L. d’Ervieux had the curiosity to accompany his governess to the house of this person, and was quite surprised to hear her describe ex actly each piece of furniture in Lady A.’g ‘apartmeut, pass in review her seven servants, and say thet, though she could not name the thief, he would be guillotined witbin tro years. Eorn¢ weeks later ‘‘Je Petit’’ Jeft the servic: of hie mistress without giving any rea eon, and two years !atcrhe mounted the scaffold. This servant, so highly esteem. ed, was none other than Marchandes « the assassin. — Arena, A Few Words on Books. A good remark somebody made once $e that if you own books you do not have to read them. That is, if you hear of a certain book, you say, “I must get that out of the library and read it.’’ If you do 80, it-is necessary to read it at once and return it. If you can buy it, you read what portion satisfies your particular want at the moment, and then there it stands among your other gnod friends, always ready, like any real friend, to serve you at a moment’s notice iu any way it can. Indeed, it isa real friend, because it never deserts you; never goes back on you, never changes, unless somebudy borrows it, and that is net the book’s fault. The mere fact that your room is filled with books is a good kind of ivfiuence, for there is something in the mere proximity of books that amiakes achap serious occasionally and induces him to sit and ponder once in awhile in the midst of his grind, his sport, his daily work and his other and less valuable friends at school or college. Then, too, in these days, when there are 20 many hundreds of books a year and 60 many millions already published, “$t is utterly impossible to try to read, as the old feliows in the later middle ages used to, everythingthat is published. I¢ is fax better to re-read some good, familiar things again and again. They are good books, they are your especial favorites, and you will seldom fail tc find something new in them each time you read them. It gives you-a little idea of how much the writing of them must have’méant to their author if you can read them, say, 20 times and still go on finding something you had not succeeded in discovering in them before. —Harper’s Round Table Se To Cure’s Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Droggists refund the money if it failetocure. 25c. 46m UNION :-: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevade City. i > : MAWAGEB Hotel Arrivals. , oakent Oroville, f Well Matea. bifet Ella—I heard: from-Bell, my Boston friend, the other day; she is married to an ice cream man. Stella—Well, they will certainly be a congenial couple.—T -—Town ‘own Topics. Their Youth 1 Lasts Long. Grymes—Men are never too old to learn,, you know. Gobang—That may be true, but they are often too young.—Brooklyn Life. ‘ The Whole Thing. . “What part of speech is ‘woman,’ pa?” “Woman j5n't @ part.of speech, my son; she’s the whole speech.”.--Town Topics. She Wanted to Know. the street, yesterday, conld you? Doltie—Why, did I pass you without speaking?—-Yonkers Statesman. The Flight of Time. Staylate—How time does fiy! She—Yes. It will goon be time for you to call again.—Town. Topics. Rivaling Nansen. “Now for anéther arctic exploration,” said Fogg, as he started.on a search for his overshoes.—Boston Transcript. : The Mariner’s Tale. . “Firet Sailor (from U. S. cruiser)— The.last trip we made was the queerest { ever see, Second Sailor (from U. S. battle ship) —Whathappened toyou? First Sailor—We didn’t have a collision, nor an explosion; didn’t run aground, didn’t spring a leak, didn’ have a blamed seccident of any kind.—-. Brooklyn. Life, More Appropriate. She—Yes, if’s a good match. He is worth absut $5.000,000 or $6,000,000 and she about the same. He — I should think the minister wonld have found the funeral service more appropriate than the: marriage one, in that case; She—How dp you mean? ‘ He—-Dust to dust.— N.Y. Tribune. “The ‘Winay Age. If you want-ts ic a wheelist If you wish And tatk : ¥ Grove’s Tastecess Ont Tonic is & perfect Malarial Liver Tonic ard jood purifier. Removes Biliousne:s without purging. As pleasant as Lemcn ‘Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for Grove's. jy19-6m General. Debility and Loss of Flesh an from it dat they cannot get from any oe other rbaony sieges 3 food. There other preparations on the pa that pretend kant ted commences to put on and gain a strength jn et Oe ase Be su SCOTT'S Emulsion, nt nit glPs set SCOTT'S Em mene Soc. and $1.00, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yerk. Chollie—You couldn't see a thing in t Soft as . . Oil Smooth Takes the‘Lecd and is prononneed by alltohbe the best brand on t e market. It is highly recommended for family and medical use. 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. SAN FRANCISCOwme “«“BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System, of Bookkeeping. — Benn Pitman Shorthand. @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges.-@R 200 pupils secured positions in '896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a position. al9-6m The Best Liquors, ' ‘The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Giass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke hand, such as: ‘‘Kentucky Taylor,” * Moore,” “Thomas Taylor, ” “Oscar? epper, r” and ‘‘Kobin Hood. Wm. J. Britland. Voss Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRESOLENE tials administered by inhalation, gives th Safest and lost Effectual Means Of tieniing the Prost and _ bronchial tubes Its efficiency in W poping! Cough and Croup : wonderful. Its =e septic qualities render jovaiuable In Contagious Diseases, . As i Bown Scarlet Fever, etc. Sold by ERMAN, Druggist and ‘Stationer, Nevtda City “POR SMLE IN NEVADA COUNTY, Asa Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts. on 4 and S W of Seo. 13 Tie And 8 3¢ of Seo 11, P17 N, RB EB. AT $2 50 PER ACRE, On five years’ credit, upon payment on the purchase price. Interest onthe eae oct principal at 6 per cent. anin advance. Balance of princimis ya payable at the expiration of five years. Apply to WM. H. MILLS, Land Agent C. P.R.R., fan Francisco, Time Tries Beech’s Was placed yofons e the publie many years ago.’ Its sales have steadily increased, for its superior quality has been faithfully maintained. It Is Different . From any other you used. It is neither nm nor pt hoe od a natural leaf that draws ye & canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well The Test Of the Teapot And the Ice Pitcher. It was to meet the demand for an Abltely PURE TEA MODERATE PRICE ne eT Sete e biker a aria ers ~~" All Things. en NGS 4 Seine ant ust i LY by none for filling: orders on notice, , Cleaned p Elegant Hams—12 1-2 cents Broad a next =" Hall. Ohis ts Worth Your WMitention. ef

{Loose Raisins—this year’s. Bleached SL. Raisins, Mince Meat, in Jars and saibous: Cranberries, Lemon and Citron, Oyster and Chicken Totmsles, q Shoulaers—just-the size for boiling—10 cents per'lb. ¢ Make your Chickens Lay-We have spethings that will doit. { Pe Also. a Fine Stock of Fancy Sroceries for the Holidaye--new and fresh. W. G.:RICHARDS, Seeded Raisins, in cartons § London Layers, ) per Ib. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed ‘five lines i: length inserted under this head pe ed Oe Se cone “Ovens @ Wook Or ab beeen D eaditional line wee a ble invariably tad vanee eee r Lots For Sale. Several good lots, near the Gold Flat Sehoolhouse, are offered for sale at a bargain. Address, M. B. Box 81, Postoffice. §5-lw‘House To Let:— near Cooper’s Lumber yard on’ Grass Valley road. Beste of Mrs, Mary Bennets. House For Rent. P A desirable house to:rent furnished or un‘urnished. pgwiss ata. orn meg ‘a store, Corner of Broad and Pine, streets. di7-tf. Night School, Messrs. Hyatt and Ogden will reopen their night school Monday evening, Jan. 8, 1898.— This will be ‘a good time to begin. ‘All branches taught. Book-keeping a specialty. Candidates prepared for teachers examination. d22-tf Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at & very low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 058.tf ' Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid ‘same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Farniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. 83-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Noveda Cuu:ity Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 7 cents Apply to FRED. &. BROWN. Transcript offic What Christmas Than a good Photograph 2 Tam making them very cheap.” I have all cf the L .test Nov. ties, anc .guara.tee t» please you. ste Visitors are always weloome at the. Siudio. . \ I make a g. ecialty of High Grade Enlargements: ° Ih Crayon, Water Color or Sepia. . MOORE, The Photographer. Always up to date. I fames made to ord r. ALASKA-KLONDIKE Gold Fields $ t= ASL W ROUTE Direct-to : DAWSON{CITY. Secure Passage Now. CAPACITY LIMITED. re $300 ert ae E at Freight EY sos a u ig to % days. Send ig dai Pamp THE ALASKA EXPLORATION £0, (Under management H. Liebes & Co.) Orvices : 189 Post St., San Francisco, Cal. Agencies in principal cities of the world. IS OR : Ug oe a Brown & ‘CALKINS, Fiat “House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, . . . m3 RUCTION '. Chicago Cottage Organ Co. . . Tourists, Business, Professional, 4 Prices Reduced on the Pavific Coast. nal value.in cases Liver, Kidney and. Bladder Troubles; Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. San Francisco, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association San ‘Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day to the hazard of oecuaan Pay, accordi m $8.00 to $25.00 a week, when ungig work thsonak being hurt. accidentTLL PAY, if you are accidentally killed .$208.00-to $850.00. WILL PAY Nag a Be yes when _— are sick and unable to 90.00 for funeral ex vuY yay ¥ 9m beeen lose -a hand and foot or mors foot yrds ands, $138.00 to $434.00. Absolute Protection to the sananbete upon Hap iped $5.00 — menbership fee and dues of 50 per month. LIFE INSURANCE, Also issues policies of Life Insur: urance, paymy sig 8 $1000 ‘to $5000 in case of death, and pass ) per $1000 per week for ome and sickalso a 15 year paid up nd of $2000 at death” or $1000 at e of 3S $10.00 per week for accident or sic IF INSURED, anoeick orf itee Bas B fetes “(ped poe when you of oF lea “The! Mutual Aig. Association is Pregeninent saree Heath Tecate in the Onn rhe 000.00-cash deposits with the States ote and situs 6 rh with Pye om sod sere a ho and assets, e its certificate an absolute antee eodnagd solidity of ite protection fo its its members. » paying ore” Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, * San Francisco, Cal. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Has attained a standard of excéllence which admits of no superior, It contains every improvement that inventiv: genius, skill and money can produce. Bete excelient Grgans are celebrated for Ne Emo, Suauty os tone, quick re*ponge, varie! ination, artistic design, beauty in fin ang pertees construction, making them the moat atsractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, oe sad etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITI&KS, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, * COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. a" OOKS aNP IIANO @OLr Catalogues and Price Lists on applieat.ea: ! Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THB , FAMGUS E! Paso de Robles SPRINGS. $10, $12.5 50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Guenter Hotel a1 and Pleasure Resor Hot Mud-and Hot Saiphur Baths. » The waters are Unequalled foe their: medieiRheumatisin, Neuraigia, “Mataria, Trains leave ‘Third an and. Townsend St isco, Calif. eat Pr igeoe e ao No Staging. Fare $6.20, Write for Pamphlet. . NEVADA C.TY, CAL. Ld PRINTERS Briets. ’ Catalogues, EF amp .elts, BEST WORK: * LOWESTIPRICZS i We have facilities adiiaiaend No ordentoo large for us. Get ee: estimates. 3 . School se For Rent r the rental of Lincoln School. Property pon fim sie ererems by spoon Wednesday, Jan. 26th, 1898. \ eee ci tas . ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ity] QIZICE— MLLRY BUILDING. WEYADA . Omse DENTISTS, cn PATE FOIs. ANNUAL THE BRANCH WONDER STORE. LEVY & KLEINE, Proprietors, NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, Finest Line of FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER crows, and SPECIALTIES. pea H. DIGKERMAN, eR BEEHIVE J.J. JACKSON, neers For+-Morogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ar Depot for Fancy Groceries iF DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FIS FORMA .550;.; tacesianaghistihias $x 2 Duffy’s Malt .... . : Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky Battle Ax Tobacco. aeaibesn Pickles, } ¥% gal. bottles.. 25 in bulk, per gal. quart:: lives 12 Mikado Soap; per bar..: ah ie rg ‘elsé in gaan ee @ «8 © « ++ ARABIAN ROAST Cott ’ thes rene tial. = ease xe STAPLE AND: Eaice Grocerirs # : Otevery deeeription: Berrtitaetn the wily of Cita eoons. ee with an stock of Sear tee Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. ¥ Proprietor 30 . 50 s from ‘hi ASS VALLEY r ay, Oséar VY Richards Paomu ‘Dounelly, . in Glasson, » ken, J PZ BASS VALLEY ith, O W! ‘L ‘Séanti ‘Bawden, , W Shewbr ; Morehouse William® Ge Géorge 'W James Cont 8; John Ter }Loehr, ‘Th Hiams, M 8a niels, R No iy, T Ingram in, J Hicks W H Weldo1 'C McStravic Morateur, FALLISON RAD ? 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