January 17, 1898 (4 pages)

TRAN 1SC RIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1830. by Nat. P. Bsown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA OOx, CALIFORNIA THE BROWN & CALKINS. ra SUBSCRIPTION RATBS.Fifty Cents: Per [lonth. ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on os gan. 17, 1808. A RICH FREETRADE VEU. Hon. John Gray Evans of. South Carolina has struck a wealthy lode of thought that pans out ninety per cent. of pure theoretical ore at every sbovelful, and, possessed of an agile intellect, John never allows the pickaxe of deep thinking to aceumulate rust by ina®tion. He is opposed to any protection for the farmers of the Palmetto State, for the: Yeason, doubtless, that tbrougb protection grangers secure a large share of our markets and receive good prices for their products, which would engender selfishness. iF The Hon. John longs for the silver : age, when farmers will become so unasifish as to consent, with great glad‘ness of heart and pureness of mind, to give the lion’s share of our markets to foreign producers, and be content with . the glorious privilege of using foreign fabrics; that is, provided they have any cash or credit~ with which to purfree-trade ehase. John lifts up the voice of wail and sighs over the departed good old -freetrade days, when the foreign tin octcpus supplied us with tin poor in quality but rich in price. In fact, there was always a large amount of richness clinging to foreign goods as long as foreign firms controlled our markets. The richness, however, pertained mostly to the price. For example, we used to pay 8 and 10 ‘cants per pound for foreign wire nails : through protection we now get better ones for less than 2 cents. pay $2.50 per equare foot for plate glass, which we now buy for less than 50 We might quote further examples, includWe used to cents, all through protection. ing iron, steel rails, binding wire and scores more of fabrics. Mr. Evans also rises to explain thet one of the greatest boons to grange:s would be cheaper clothing through free wool. Of course this would be a colossal blessing, 50 far as it goes, but very unfortihately Evans balts upon the very threshold of pure and undefiled _ benevolence. After our farmers have consented top tax ttiemselves for the support of Geternment and allowed foreign wool raisefs the full benefit of our market without paying one dollar for the privilege, John should also_ask our grangers to raise larger quantities of wool and give it all to sedolen manufacturers in order to still farther reducé the price of wearing apparel. ABOUT CHURCH GOING. The Tulare Register remarks with sorrow that the Oakland Enquirer has stated that people in our day go to -ehurech “to worship the minister rather than ‘worship God.” Then the Register proceeds to vindicate the progréss of the age by saying that the lack of church attendance does not prove the . 4 Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm prevalence ofirreligion, “because there are multitudes who carry their churches under their hats, and who read sermons rather than listen tothem because they are better sermous and more inspiring To these comments the Enquirer replies: This sbows that -the editor of the RegiSter has read the “Enquirer” than they can get in church.” in the same way in which many people listen to sermons, namely, without understandiug. people go to church to worship the What we’said was not that minister, but that.they go without in-. tention or desire to worship anytbing —merely to be entertained by the sermon. Also, it was remarked that in older times, when the spirit of worship . was more prevalent, the sermon was relatively a small matter, and people would go to church whetherit was vad or good, because it was not the principal incentive they had in going. ~ — One Price to All. One price toall and that the very lowest isthe motto‘of Thos. Shurtleff, the cash grocer of lower Broad street. His stock is new and fresh, and his brands of goods-the very best sold anywhere. Give him a triai order and you will be pleased. Butter 50 cents a roll. ~ Eggs 80 cents a dozen. jete~ 2+ To Cure a Cold in One Pay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Draggists refandthe money if it fails to cure. 250.” 34-6m rweraturs a . } . . . “parents for ever so long. His Reason. “We . cannot “understand,” said the spokesman to the sheriff, “why it is that you have recommended the pardon of this man. Do you think him innocent?” ENO," “Do you think he would reform if given his liberty ?” ~enegnagine:: “No.” = “Then why have you— » “Oh, 1 want to get rid of him,” broke in the sheriff. “He has too big an appetite.” Then it was that they recalled that this was one of the sheriffs who are given so much a day for dieting the prisoners and make a good thing out of it. —Chicago Post. From His Point of View. “Why, sir,” said the man of radical ideas, ‘‘n hog won't touch intoxicating liquor.” “T hate huhd that fact stated befo',” replied Col. Stilbvell, “and T have been irapressed with nature’s wisdom in making. such an arrangement., [I know of nothing mo’ repugnant to my feelings than the tdea of wasting liquor on such a vulgar and unappreciative quadruped, suh.”—-Washington Star. Family Troubles. Mrs. Neightorly—I haven't seen your Little Fannie—Mammna hasgota Hitle baby, and cannot come out. Mrs. Neighboriy—And what has your papa got? Little Fannie—He got six months, and he -can’t. come out, either.—_Tam“ tnany Times, Unsatistactory Diet, He—My heart beats for thee, dear. She-—That's all right, my boy: but oven were I a vegetarian, I could not ive on that kind of beats.—Yonkers Statesman. His Rest Wishes. “T hada letter from Clara, who is in ondon. in which she said she was to be sresented at court.” “I hope the poor girl will be acquited.’ *“—-Demorest* s Magazine, A Lnctk of Gans. Lumpkin—Some of those Cuban ama‘ons are regular Venuses. Rumpkin—You don't say so? Lumpkin— Yes: thev have no arms. ave, ©@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SBR }The finest and purest of Whiskics . ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead aud is pronounced b: alltobe the best brand on the 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. “ALB, WOLF, SoleAgent. . All Orders Promptly Filled. SAN FRANCISCOsmeve «BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. 200 pupils. secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a peenPs. ~ 919-6m The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. He Wasting — in Children can be overcome in almost all cases by the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-Liver Oil and the H hos. phites of Lime and Soda. hile it is a scientific fact that cod-liver oil is the most digestible oil in existence, in SCOTT’S EMULSION it is not only table, ‘but ft is already diges made ready for immediate absorption by the a sai ES, is also ‘combined with PF -supply a d not only for Sp iietionael ticket, » but , bones nerves, ' and will build up the child when its ordinary food does ‘not .supply proper > noyrishment. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the man and Sith anton the wengper. . All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00. . SCOTT & BOWNE, Cherhists, New York, . @ in, Pipech erie, Searlet Fever, ete. All the fav: orite brands of Whiskies ke a on hand, such-as: “Kentucky Taylor,” “ Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper, or.” ‘and “Robin Hood.’ geist J Britland. Wm. “Oi Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds: 1 eae bisa eiltabudesanell by ithalation, gives th Safest and Most. Fffectual Meatis Of treating the throat and bronchial tubes Its efficiency ir Whooping Cough and Crou}: : wonderful. Its antiseptic qualities rendey, t ‘Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, Sold by {CKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, FOR SALE IN NEVADA COUNTY. As a Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts. S ts of N eset ew 4 of Sec. 18 Ana Sie of Sec 11, T17 N, R 8 E. AT $2 50 PER ACRE, On five years’ credit, upon payment on the purchase price. Interest on the balance of principal at 6 per cent. annually in advance. Balance of princi. pal payable at the expiration of five ‘years. Apply to WM.H. MILLS, Land Agent C. P. R. R., £an Francisco, Quartz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and typical of the banner gold min ing county of California. ufacture them to order. Are the latest. We manSome people say they bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50. to $125. All the best to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high peieed: A Specialty of Repairing. Luetje & Brand. No STALE Goons. SPSS 0604s 6696006660080 Ij receive fresh Groceri and my stock is constant policy is to buy ~ One price: to all, ies ‘<a Provisions daily tly new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices. courteou sftrestment aud prompt delivery. PHIL.G:: SCADDEN, Grocer, Re Neveda City } j Loose Raisins—this year's. Bleached SL Raisins, Cleaned Currants. Mince Meat, in Jars and cartons. —> Seeded Raisins, in cartons London Layers, Hiso. a Fine Stock of Fancy Sroceries for the % ( Holidays--new and fresh. } W: G. RICHARDS, Broed . Street, next to City Hall. 50 CENTS A WEEK length inserted under this ‘for 50 fobnnma week or tisonesa moma” nts a week or ble invariably in sdvance: . fet “= =e Fortunes Told. ae tPalmist and Life Reader at Room I, Union ‘. Hotel. Prices from Scents up. Hours from 1to9p.m. [jl7-lw)-. Atzom M, Wizx.ys, ae fw .tlouse To Let. en =House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, near Cooper's Lumber yard on Grass Valley road. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Bennets. House For Rent. A desirable house to rent fu or unfurnished. Inquire at a Bluementhal’s store, vorner of B and Pine, streets. dij-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-ti . Organ For Sale. ‘ A second-hand-Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 658.tf . Steam Carpet Cieaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned -and laid same day for'7 cents per yard. Léave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street near the bridge. ; 93-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 1 cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order, ALASKA-KLONDIKE Gold Fields. % # ALL WATER ROUTI Direct to ' Secure Passag. QNow. : CAPACITY LIMIT RD. x Fare $300 150 and Freight 10-¢ts. tea pound 20 send fer maps. Pamp Diets Bi THEALASKAZEXPLORATION 0 (Under management H.cLiebes & Co.) OFFICES : 189 Post St., San Francisco, Cal Agencies in principal cities of the world. Steam Beer a. Specialty. Call and see us. os wil ake your visit 2 @ day:Remember the plage Brace’s nM stand, Main street, Nevada City i ESO ES RE ga cage : ens CiTY, CAL. ! \F Pencane : z i General Job Printing. BEST WORK : ZS ‘Sahar bles abihiecedians by none for ‘filling orders on short. _ notice. No order too Jurge for ua: “Wet our. estimates. . oer at Law and eee Commercial Street, Nevada City. Advertisements of not to exceed five linesin. . DAWSON CITY. Prices Reduced Brown & caus = arriving nano, Call at 8:30 sis has a ee: No Staging. © Care's $6. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT. fet Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per. Day WILL PAY, to the hazard of oceupasion. from 5 00 & week, when unr ae to. work through being hurt acsident=’ L PAY, if you are accidentally killed’ * WILL 10.00 . weok,. when you “are sick and unable to w: WILL rit 100.00 for tanec expenses LL P. bap lose. a hand ‘and foot or ‘oth fept.ind anda, $138.00 to $434.00. jon tothe members upon peying 3.0 ike life meinbership fee and dues of: per month. ' LIFE INSURANCE. : nig issues ——— of Life Insurance, payfrom $1000 to $5000 in case.of death, and $3 per $1000 Pp dss week for accident and sickness; also a up policy, paying waeeee death or $1 at e of 15 z 0.00 per week for accident or sick: IF INSURED, ~ The F jiation = ve: gminentiy the et dent ealth” argest and in the vanes It has 00 cash deposits v with the States of Cali mie and_Missour INSURANCE. . = You cannot. lose your me when you are gy or wie hices b; 5 accident , — with-s0 le Reserve go and large] make ts certificate an absolute guar‘antee of the solidity of its erogession to iy members. : Reliable Agents Wanted. Write . J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Mang, . San Francisco. Cal. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of uo superior. It contains every improvement that inventive -enius, skill and money can produce. These excelient Grgans are celebrated for hae ame, quulity of tone, prick FerpO response, vari combination, artistic esign, beauty in fin pare construction, making them the most at-: ve, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, ete ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED sdeie ed af KILLED WORKMEN: BEST MATERIAL, -: x COMBINED. MAKE THIS (NSTRUCTION OOKS ANP PIANO Catalogues snd Phe ial on application. <a Chicago Cottage Organ Co. _ Sick, Moll and Pleasure Seeking. —— AND WOMEN STOP AT THE : FAMOUS sl) Paso de Robles. ~ SPRINGS. » $10; $125 50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel andPleasure Resor en the Pasifie ( Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters alled mediecinal cof ning ad are nneqn for their ict tism, Neuralgia, . Malaria, Kidney and. Troubles, Liver, Bladder me and all: rent ‘and Skin Diseases. ‘leave Sate! ap _ Write for Pamphlet. ____B. F, BURNS, Manager. Schoo! Property For: Rent. TBE bed Moen of Nevada Sehent “Lincaln School Property SHAcrp Say erera be cet _Netreter, Jan. 26th, ese. : _——— Sa ee tee CLEARANCE SALE AT THE . THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. . . LEVY & KLEINE, = Proprietors THE POPULAR ORGAN. Em s { ' OOLe . Gamecock Whisk Dr. NE. = hi SESE NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, Finest Line of nr FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, and SPECIALTIES. A. DIGKERMAN, iiae: Stationery, ‘Cameras and Photo . Supplies. BEEHIVE GROCERY . IJ. JACKSON, Agency Fir-<Pianobeane Whiskey Blue Label Cateap” Shasta Water, _ Shasta inte. Ale Proprietor Depot for E Pency Groceries a PATE FOIS. DEVIL. _ EATS AND FISH. ED AND POTTED B Duffy’s Malt. dees ti pttle Ax Tobaceo.:isn Pickles, % ar bottles. 25 in k, 43 [Olives, Ga ca = 2. Mikado ot per ba 05 Rverpthin, alte; eho sips oe ee “ARABIAN ROAST” Coftes in proportion. cs Give ita Trial, . 30 y Sao IXL Whisky i ue MRA Ra 7 ‘The Plaza Store~m_— — Haare Props. ‘Staple AND oe ANCY ¥ GROCERIES ae -Cteqrey Sinetron, Brennen hewn ot CARD ggg 3 a E = Al oods Soldat LIVING PRICES, ew § we, . LANNE nx J. Cuz p senior pa meNzy & Co Toledo, aud that lof ONE FE ach and ev tot be cured PaRaH CuRE. worn to befc presence, th

TRAN 1SC RIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1830. by Nat. P. Bsown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA OOx, CALIFORNIA THE BROWN & CALKINS. ra SUBSCRIPTION RATBS.Fifty Cents: Per [lonth. ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on os gan. 17, 1808. A RICH FREETRADE VEU. Hon. John Gray Evans of. South Carolina has struck a wealthy lode of thought that pans out ninety per cent. of pure theoretical ore at every sbovelful, and, possessed of an agile intellect, John never allows the pickaxe of deep thinking to aceumulate rust by ina®tion. He is opposed to any protection for the farmers of the Palmetto State, for the: Yeason, doubtless, that tbrougb protection grangers secure a large share of our markets and receive good prices for their products, which would engender selfishness. iF The Hon. John longs for the silver : age, when farmers will become so unasifish as to consent, with great glad‘ness of heart and pureness of mind, to give the lion’s share of our markets to foreign producers, and be content with . the glorious privilege of using foreign fabrics; that is, provided they have any cash or credit~ with which to purfree-trade ehase. John lifts up the voice of wail and sighs over the departed good old -freetrade days, when the foreign tin octcpus supplied us with tin poor in quality but rich in price. In fact, there was always a large amount of richness clinging to foreign goods as long as foreign firms controlled our markets. The richness, however, pertained mostly to the price. For example, we used to pay 8 and 10 ‘cants per pound for foreign wire nails : through protection we now get better ones for less than 2 cents. pay $2.50 per equare foot for plate glass, which we now buy for less than 50 We might quote further examples, includWe used to cents, all through protection. ing iron, steel rails, binding wire and scores more of fabrics. Mr. Evans also rises to explain thet one of the greatest boons to grange:s would be cheaper clothing through free wool. Of course this would be a colossal blessing, 50 far as it goes, but very unfortihately Evans balts upon the very threshold of pure and undefiled _ benevolence. After our farmers have consented top tax ttiemselves for the support of Geternment and allowed foreign wool raisefs the full benefit of our market without paying one dollar for the privilege, John should also_ask our grangers to raise larger quantities of wool and give it all to sedolen manufacturers in order to still farther reducé the price of wearing apparel. ABOUT CHURCH GOING. The Tulare Register remarks with sorrow that the Oakland Enquirer has stated that people in our day go to -ehurech “to worship the minister rather than ‘worship God.” Then the Register proceeds to vindicate the progréss of the age by saying that the lack of church attendance does not prove the . 4 Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm prevalence ofirreligion, “because there are multitudes who carry their churches under their hats, and who read sermons rather than listen tothem because they are better sermous and more inspiring To these comments the Enquirer replies: This sbows that -the editor of the RegiSter has read the “Enquirer” than they can get in church.” in the same way in which many people listen to sermons, namely, without understandiug. people go to church to worship the What we’said was not that minister, but that.they go without in-. tention or desire to worship anytbing —merely to be entertained by the sermon. Also, it was remarked that in older times, when the spirit of worship . was more prevalent, the sermon was relatively a small matter, and people would go to church whetherit was vad or good, because it was not the principal incentive they had in going. ~ — One Price to All. One price toall and that the very lowest isthe motto‘of Thos. Shurtleff, the cash grocer of lower Broad street. His stock is new and fresh, and his brands of goods-the very best sold anywhere. Give him a triai order and you will be pleased. Butter 50 cents a roll. ~ Eggs 80 cents a dozen. jete~ 2+ To Cure a Cold in One Pay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Draggists refandthe money if it fails to cure. 250.” 34-6m rweraturs a . } . . . “parents for ever so long. His Reason. “We . cannot “understand,” said the spokesman to the sheriff, “why it is that you have recommended the pardon of this man. Do you think him innocent?” ENO," “Do you think he would reform if given his liberty ?” ~enegnagine:: “No.” = “Then why have you— » “Oh, 1 want to get rid of him,” broke in the sheriff. “He has too big an appetite.” Then it was that they recalled that this was one of the sheriffs who are given so much a day for dieting the prisoners and make a good thing out of it. —Chicago Post. From His Point of View. “Why, sir,” said the man of radical ideas, ‘‘n hog won't touch intoxicating liquor.” “T hate huhd that fact stated befo',” replied Col. Stilbvell, “and T have been irapressed with nature’s wisdom in making. such an arrangement., [I know of nothing mo’ repugnant to my feelings than the tdea of wasting liquor on such a vulgar and unappreciative quadruped, suh.”—-Washington Star. Family Troubles. Mrs. Neightorly—I haven't seen your Little Fannie—Mammna hasgota Hitle baby, and cannot come out. Mrs. Neighboriy—And what has your papa got? Little Fannie—He got six months, and he -can’t. come out, either.—_Tam“ tnany Times, Unsatistactory Diet, He—My heart beats for thee, dear. She-—That's all right, my boy: but oven were I a vegetarian, I could not ive on that kind of beats.—Yonkers Statesman. His Rest Wishes. “T hada letter from Clara, who is in ondon. in which she said she was to be sresented at court.” “I hope the poor girl will be acquited.’ *“—-Demorest* s Magazine, A Lnctk of Gans. Lumpkin—Some of those Cuban ama‘ons are regular Venuses. Rumpkin—You don't say so? Lumpkin— Yes: thev have no arms. ave, ©@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SBR }The finest and purest of Whiskics . ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead aud is pronounced b: alltobe the best brand on the 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. “ALB, WOLF, SoleAgent. . All Orders Promptly Filled. SAN FRANCISCOsmeve «BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. 200 pupils. secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a peenPs. ~ 919-6m The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. He Wasting — in Children can be overcome in almost all cases by the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-Liver Oil and the H hos. phites of Lime and Soda. hile it is a scientific fact that cod-liver oil is the most digestible oil in existence, in SCOTT’S EMULSION it is not only table, ‘but ft is already diges made ready for immediate absorption by the a sai ES, is also ‘combined with PF -supply a d not only for Sp iietionael ticket, » but , bones nerves, ' and will build up the child when its ordinary food does ‘not .supply proper > noyrishment. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the man and Sith anton the wengper. . All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00. . SCOTT & BOWNE, Cherhists, New York, . @ in, Pipech erie, Searlet Fever, ete. All the fav: orite brands of Whiskies ke a on hand, such-as: “Kentucky Taylor,” “ Moore,” “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar Pepper, or.” ‘and “Robin Hood.’ geist J Britland. Wm. “Oi Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds: 1 eae bisa eiltabudesanell by ithalation, gives th Safest and Most. Fffectual Meatis Of treating the throat and bronchial tubes Its efficiency ir Whooping Cough and Crou}: : wonderful. Its antiseptic qualities rendey, t ‘Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, Sold by {CKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, FOR SALE IN NEVADA COUNTY. As a Whole Or in Forty Acre Tracts. S ts of N eset ew 4 of Sec. 18 Ana Sie of Sec 11, T17 N, R 8 E. AT $2 50 PER ACRE, On five years’ credit, upon payment on the purchase price. Interest on the balance of principal at 6 per cent. annually in advance. Balance of princi. pal payable at the expiration of five ‘years. Apply to WM.H. MILLS, Land Agent C. P. R. R., £an Francisco, Quartz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and typical of the banner gold min ing county of California. ufacture them to order. Are the latest. We manSome people say they bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50. to $125. All the best to be had for the money.

Every one warranted whether low or high peieed: A Specialty of Repairing. Luetje & Brand. No STALE Goons. SPSS 0604s 6696006660080 Ij receive fresh Groceri and my stock is constant policy is to buy ~ One price: to all, ies ‘<a Provisions daily tly new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell At the Lowest. Prices. courteou sftrestment aud prompt delivery. PHIL.G:: SCADDEN, Grocer, Re Neveda City } j Loose Raisins—this year's. Bleached SL Raisins, Cleaned Currants. Mince Meat, in Jars and cartons. —> Seeded Raisins, in cartons London Layers, Hiso. a Fine Stock of Fancy Sroceries for the % ( Holidays--new and fresh. } W: G. RICHARDS, Broed . Street, next to City Hall. 50 CENTS A WEEK length inserted under this ‘for 50 fobnnma week or tisonesa moma” nts a week or ble invariably in sdvance: . fet “= =e Fortunes Told. ae tPalmist and Life Reader at Room I, Union ‘. Hotel. Prices from Scents up. Hours from 1to9p.m. [jl7-lw)-. Atzom M, Wizx.ys, ae fw .tlouse To Let. en =House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, near Cooper's Lumber yard on Grass Valley road. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Bennets. House For Rent. A desirable house to rent fu or unfurnished. Inquire at a Bluementhal’s store, vorner of B and Pine, streets. dij-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-ti . Organ For Sale. ‘ A second-hand-Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 658.tf . Steam Carpet Cieaning Works.. Carpets taken up, cleaned -and laid same day for'7 cents per yard. Léave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street near the bridge. ; 93-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 1 cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order, ALASKA-KLONDIKE Gold Fields. % # ALL WATER ROUTI Direct to ' Secure Passag. QNow. : CAPACITY LIMIT RD. x Fare $300 150 and Freight 10-¢ts. tea pound 20 send fer maps. Pamp Diets Bi THEALASKAZEXPLORATION 0 (Under management H.cLiebes & Co.) OFFICES : 189 Post St., San Francisco, Cal Agencies in principal cities of the world. Steam Beer a. Specialty. Call and see us. os wil ake your visit 2 @ day:Remember the plage Brace’s nM stand, Main street, Nevada City i ESO ES RE ga cage : ens CiTY, CAL. ! \F Pencane : z i General Job Printing. BEST WORK : ZS ‘Sahar bles abihiecedians by none for ‘filling orders on short. _ notice. No order too Jurge for ua: “Wet our. estimates. . oer at Law and eee Commercial Street, Nevada City. Advertisements of not to exceed five linesin. . DAWSON CITY. Prices Reduced Brown & caus = arriving nano, Call at 8:30 sis has a ee: No Staging. © Care's $6. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT. fet Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per. Day WILL PAY, to the hazard of oceupasion. from 5 00 & week, when unr ae to. work through being hurt acsident=’ L PAY, if you are accidentally killed’ * WILL 10.00 . weok,. when you “are sick and unable to w: WILL rit 100.00 for tanec expenses LL P. bap lose. a hand ‘and foot or ‘oth fept.ind anda, $138.00 to $434.00. jon tothe members upon peying 3.0 ike life meinbership fee and dues of: per month. ' LIFE INSURANCE. : nig issues ——— of Life Insurance, payfrom $1000 to $5000 in case.of death, and $3 per $1000 Pp dss week for accident and sickness; also a up policy, paying waeeee death or $1 at e of 15 z 0.00 per week for accident or sick: IF INSURED, ~ The F jiation = ve: gminentiy the et dent ealth” argest and in the vanes It has 00 cash deposits v with the States of Cali mie and_Missour INSURANCE. . = You cannot. lose your me when you are gy or wie hices b; 5 accident , — with-s0 le Reserve go and large] make ts certificate an absolute guar‘antee of the solidity of its erogession to iy members. : Reliable Agents Wanted. Write . J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Mang, . San Francisco. Cal. THE Cottage Organ The Chicago Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of uo superior. It contains every improvement that inventive -enius, skill and money can produce. These excelient Grgans are celebrated for hae ame, quulity of tone, prick FerpO response, vari combination, artistic esign, beauty in fin pare construction, making them the most at-: ve, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, ete ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED sdeie ed af KILLED WORKMEN: BEST MATERIAL, -: x COMBINED. MAKE THIS (NSTRUCTION OOKS ANP PIANO Catalogues snd Phe ial on application. <a Chicago Cottage Organ Co. _ Sick, Moll and Pleasure Seeking. —— AND WOMEN STOP AT THE : FAMOUS sl) Paso de Robles. ~ SPRINGS. » $10; $125 50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Greatest Hotel andPleasure Resor en the Pasifie ( Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters alled mediecinal cof ning ad are nneqn for their ict tism, Neuralgia, . Malaria, Kidney and. Troubles, Liver, Bladder me and all: rent ‘and Skin Diseases. ‘leave Sate! ap _ Write for Pamphlet. ____B. F, BURNS, Manager. Schoo! Property For: Rent. TBE bed Moen of Nevada Sehent “Lincaln School Property SHAcrp Say erera be cet _Netreter, Jan. 26th, ese. : _——— Sa ee tee CLEARANCE SALE AT THE . THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. . . LEVY & KLEINE, = Proprietors THE POPULAR ORGAN. Em s { ' OOLe . Gamecock Whisk Dr. NE. = hi SESE NO MORE COLD FEET. Take Home one of those HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, Finest Line of nr FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, and SPECIALTIES. A. DIGKERMAN, iiae: Stationery, ‘Cameras and Photo . Supplies. BEEHIVE GROCERY . IJ. JACKSON, Agency Fir-<Pianobeane Whiskey Blue Label Cateap” Shasta Water, _ Shasta inte. Ale Proprietor Depot for E Pency Groceries a PATE FOIS. DEVIL. _ EATS AND FISH. ED AND POTTED B Duffy’s Malt. dees ti pttle Ax Tobaceo.:isn Pickles, % ar bottles.. 25 in k, 43 [Olives, Ga ca = 2. Mikado ot per ba 05 Rverpthin, alte; eho sips oe ee “ARABIAN ROAST” Coftes in proportion. cs Give ita Trial, . 30 y Sao IXL Whisky i ue MRA Ra 7 ‘The Plaza Store~m_— — Haare Props. ‘Staple AND oe ANCY ¥ GROCERIES ae -Cteqrey Sinetron, Brennen hewn ot CARD ggg 3 a E = Al oods Soldat LIVING PRICES, ew § we, . LANNE nx J. Cuz p senior pa meNzy & Co Toledo, aud that lof ONE FE ach and ev tot be cured PaRaH CuRE. worn to befc presence, th