July 14, 1897 (4 pages)

gr VW FE RTT THE TRANSCRIPT] Established Sept. 6, = by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS.ARCS RAE SRE TR BIN 17 SST TER WEDNESD av ess ey vk JULY 14, 1897. 10 BUILD. UP TRADE Let Business: Hen Quit Quit ¢ Credit System and Have Bat One Pri-e. In the following article the Democrat gives some pointers to the business men of’ Marysviile that may be read and acted upon by the merchants of Nevada City and also by the baying public thereof: Every citizen of Marysville takes a certain amount of pride in the place and all desire to see each branch of trade grow. The property owners and the tradesmen euch take a deep interest.in the welfare of the people who reside here and all contribute liberally to beautify and make the city more healthful and attractive, All classes appear to agree<in a general way and work in harniony to build .up better trade and attract new comers who desire to change their p of abode, yet their efforts of recent years have not met with a degree of success that should have been accorded them. Marysville has all of the natural advantages to make this a trade. center) equal in importance to that of Sacramento. Aside from the two large department stores of Weiustock, Lubin & Co. and Hale Bros. who practically monopolize the mercantile trade of the capital city, the merchants of Marysville sell nearly as many goods annu~} day. ally and at prices fully as low. In Sacramento nearly all of the merchants and tradesmen are complaining of the large department Stores, at the same time many of the property own-’ ers are taking sides against them ‘because they are crowding out the smal) dealers and closing up store rooms where in years past -a ‘profitable business has been transacted. In these department stores nearly every class of goods are to be had, from’ old junk to patent medicine. Asan inducement offered to gain’ new. patrons’these combine merchants offer certain lines’ ot goods below the retail price in the regular store. One of the lines used in: general way to cut’ prices is’ paten: medicines and drugs, except prescrip. tious, which trade has been greatly crippled and several ‘gone out of business. These errors must be avoided’ ix Marysville and legitimate trade of eaci kind properly/protected. Outside trav. eling tradesmen have been shut out. and in doing this the legitimate business has been greatly advanced. Th. merchants of this city have shown thei: ability to compete even with the great department stores o: ‘Sacramento, hhyiag gone into their territory. and talker. trade from them. To increase the business of this city Molasses Going Out. : “The old faubioned molasses is rapidly disappearing ay an article of commeérte,’’ said a promivent § ‘and in ita place have come a number of siraps,.’ which are more costly and by no means as satisfactory, especially to the little ones, who delight, as we did when we were young, in having ‘lasses on their . bread.’ Most of the molasses goes into thé distilleries, where it is made into rum, fur. whivh, notwithstanding the efforts of our temperance workers, the emand is constantly on . thé increase, ' especially in the New England states and for the export trade. The regalar, drinker of rum will take no other liquor., i its place if he can help qt. Te seems 9 reach the spot more directly ian any . other dram. The dark brown sugars have also disappeared, and they are! never likely to tetarn, owing to the! methods of boiling and the manufacture. Granulated sng is ofthe same.composition, as far as saccharine qualities are concerned, as loaf, cut loaf, cube and crushed and differs from them only in that its crystals do not cohere. This is because it is constantly stirred during . the process of crystallization. The lighter . brown sugars taste sweeter than the white, for the reason that there is some molasses in them. *‘Housekeepers have difficulty these . days in finding coarse, dark sugars, . which are always preferred: for use in. putting up sweet pickles, making cakes and similar uses. As they cannot get. brown sagat any more it mav he well} & Is Your _ Throat Weak? Your throatis weak, Any unusual exposure or quick change in temperature causes roughness and uneasiness. Sometimes you have a feeling of tightness as if some foreign body: were there. You can treat it with troches and washes, but you don’t reach the-seatof the trouble. . Throat ‘weakness is a symptom’ of more general disturbancey Scott's Emulsion of Codliver Oil does cure weak throats by nourishing and strengthening the system. Book about it sent free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, for them to remember that they can) simulate brown sugar by adding a teaspoonful of molasses to each quarter of a pound of the white granulated sugar. This combination does as well in all household recipes that call for brown sugaras-thée article itself; and, besides, it saves thern a great deal of hunting for brown sugar, which, as said before, has disappeared from the market.’* This Sctter Hunts Frogs. & proniinent sporting man the other . “I saw something out at Cutoff . lake which beat anything I ever heard . of. I was out'there bunting snipe and. saw a man riding around on horseback, “Talk “about ‘your dog stories,’ said . The Best Made. and in front of him was circling an Irish setter. As the fellow did not have . posed he was simply breaking his dog. In a few minutes I saw him ride up te where the dog was on’a dead stand, and the horseman’ proceeded to jab a pole he was carrying down into the ground, and, bringing it up, took something off the end of it. My curiosity was greater than ever, and, circling around, I came ap with the horseman and asked hiw what he was doing. ** ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the reply. ** “What is the dog doing?’ said L ** ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the laconic answer. ** *¥Yonu don’t mean fo tell me that) the dog will set the frogs, do yout? ‘* *T don’t mean anything else.’ ‘*A few more questions and answers; vrought out the fact that the dog had seen his master hunting around in the ‘grass for frogs and spearing them and jad of his own accord taken up the task of Jocating the green beauties. He was « thoroughly trained hunter of birds, and: he svon) became very expert in losating frogs, so his owner informed me, confirmed the statements. ‘’ euicehiieds toda Gk co anats tate 50 CENTS A WEEK. as possible, avoid the credit system By doing this there ‘need: be no pre. ferred patrous nor two prices for goods. And by figuring closely on profits, giv. ing the cash patrons the benefit’ oi large annual saving, the trade of evéry merchant in Marysville will grow: This will attract gréater attention, becaus« small profits and advertising create fortunes where credit fails. All the People Should keep themselves healthy and especial care should be given at this time. Health depends upon pure, rich blood, for. when the blood is impure and impoverished diseases of various kinds are almost certain to result. The one true blood purifier is Hood’s Sar saparilla. By its power to purify and vitalize the blood it has proved itselt to be the safeguard of health, and the record of remarkable cures effected proves that it has wonderful power over disease. It actually and permaneutly cures when all other preparrations fail todo any good whatever. Mr, McKinley has now 82,627 “places” in the public service to award. Thése “places” are worth anywhere from $40 to $2,000 a year. Any good clerkship ic worth more. Nevertheless Mr, McKinley has on his list noless than 105,10¢ names of applicants for these 32,627 places, or more than three applicants for each place. + cee A SOUTHERN Oalifornia farmer figured out one dry day that he had walked 300 miles in cultivating an orchard. He thereupon sold his place and moved to town, where, the Otay Press says, he walked 600 miles to find something to do for a living: To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver i¢e in quantities tc Sait to any part of ‘the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be prampily attended to. : tf * Fine if SOS Van Camp’s Méccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market.’ ig sale by P. G. Scadden,' © ] street. Agt. Woodland Creamery.» ; E Something New., ie ee , . Flavoring’ Wpléds a inion Gena Fine fresh comb honey, the ‘best My the market, at Gaylord’s. Give it e trial if you want something nice. [28 Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Paya_ble invariably in advance. German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on Main street. ji6-tf For Sale. ‘ Fine household furniture ‘of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers, Some of the erticles almost new. Will be sold cheap: Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargin. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half iu small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED k efor all mewepepers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polypani. Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, n, China, New Zealand, the Australian orties, the Eastern States and Europe. ene of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept eonstantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours, P. F, SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANI United States Courts Money Saved is Money Earned. Oto F.P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every oe you have your Whiskers penne, All work first-class. £@"-Two bers. No waiting. jy7 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. MILWAUKEE BREWERY, . . GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., sacramento Street, > -Near the Plaza . mica /Oall for Gehrig’s Beer at all the saloons. a iE, bade bees, of oll she ss Sas BOWMAN. J.P, SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, . ie patna INF PLATE WORE os BCIAL TY. ALL KIN YDS OF * GS. ba say si. NE czy DONE . * t eS any gun, my curiosity was aroused to. know what he was doing; but I sup-! and my. observations of his movemeuts: BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with K j rn 9: ema from choice Malt ! LERY MY BOSS BREW Hf It ts the most commion’sense felt all. the time remedy known it is om the for the cure of body, and can. disease. be. regulated. was YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase an electric belt you wiionbtedly want the. best made. This can truly be sxid of Dr. Sanden's Electric’ Belt; that it has no superior in power of electric current.-durabikty uoconvenience in using. Electricity properly: ap. plied by a good electric belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervous and chronic ailments, and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perfection of this electric helt, whieh now contuine improvements possessé-by-no other appliance of the kind in the world. True. it-costs more than some others, but it is worth more. When it cures fis price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s Electtic Belt—to cure. It does cure, and the Look ree Classes of Meu’ is full of preof. Get it, Its ‘current ts . ” name The Leading Tailor -The. Best: Goods, The oes c To” FRANK T. -Pine Street, Nevada City. o— $= “fhe Best Fit.— ‘Business ss Se ‘For Pea” a] peeseee of Nevada County, Cheapest Prices. ine J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY . . Proprietor Agency For=-Monogram Whiskey: Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale’ Depot for Fancy GroceriesMEATS AND FISH. POD oss anprins ccscsctvasaueabe $1-25 Duffy’s Malt . I 00 Gamecock Whisky fait I 00 IXL Whisky ..0.002. 75 Bryant's Root Beer ,Pti. 10 3 for. 50 is the Best. PATE FOIS. “DEVILED AND POTTED Hi e %s «a « Give it a Trial. 7“ ses es@® @eee«e#es 8s © a ——— Bl Battle Ax Tobacco... © 30 Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25 “in bulk, per gal. 50 Olives, tae a Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Everything else in proportion. tree. Address DR, A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market . Street, . San Francisco Wy Best . Advertisements Are not published, t but you will find them in and around Nevada Ci ity. mE In my pradis I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs . . AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. {You are cordially invited to call. Wfoore, THE ee ee Entire satisfaction . Guaranteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN,: Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broadstreet, = Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co.,! Makers of BEST B BEER IN ORLD, y We have pombe: RISE rated ENTERP: E and sell it at th other ey Sa Itist the bent. coisa apie dly o Frit Bild REPAIRS BOOTS ‘ _» » » AND SHOES & » ® and Shoes a saasaaat Tt order at a fe han soyehere else iu vada City. The class of work ‘1S SECOND TO NONE. Ba Pad 6 trial, and for! promptness 4 rk and low prices you will i find T beat all oshelan Broad Sereet; a ‘few doors above fs a see a! —y ". NEW. YORK BAKERY nil Wedding Cakes to Order 5 Spectaty . ‘KINKEAD tease ‘Stock ‘ Larger. ‘Tiore Kiads. ! FURNITURE. THAN ANY arenes IN NE VADA CITY. KINKEA D’Ss . Commiercial Street Cash Stores. We advise you hold no specials, nor do we sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK HOSE. cents. Boys’ Men’s tg or “cc ein Hats, 15 cents, Cuffs, All at J.LEVY, = += » . Telephone 203—3 Bells. to hold on to “7 a iti a ods at the Branch Wonder -Store. e See celaie act do have special sale days. If you do not want to take our word for it, please call in and pr-ce our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ‘Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods \Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and. Chal ‘Goods Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pe for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish B ck Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3. pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, sold elsewhere at 25.cents, elluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. $ 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. .There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything :fresh and new, and prices that 40 acres ova Farming Land. . Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. Nae To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to. . 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. : dance; in fact a time for all things,” . 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1-large but to Giee eree eee Pes Wood: Wagon. : . 3 dozen Chickens , A Reliable Timekzeper. . Good Cellar and Storehouse. es: Alt Farming Implements go with the SSS Se . Pp. d . Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine ‘AF ES. Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees allin bearALL WATCH ARE NOT ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything ‘Petighie, tae it Yue want 9 to make up a good country home. Faep or or Huntl ateh, in pen im Anya wanting such a place will get you san bes om NS erage ie 0 ita . b A Great Bargain. LUETJE & BRAND’S For terms and particulars enquire of ‘ Broad Street,: Near Pine. jnl6. Upper West Broad Direst ‘A Full Stock of Jewelry, stilt the Latest Poveries : ISOARD & SON, he + THERE’S A TIME * , Cemmoreiel-st.; Nevada Cisr, CARL’SEIBT, + Proprietor Choice Bread, Pes, Cakes, Etc., stan be, Te : a ee Nae Fish, Fruit! Vegetable WILLIAM H. ANDREWS,. Helo raty* det _. All kinds of Wines and { a boa : Mi smd STREET, . ( fekee : Goods del 1, D* simply delight: For Instance: HAWAHAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. st:aight goods. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Sole Nevada City Agent for Wooden Creamery ae Ssoncrasmennemeetin Ssymuimmaitas TYTAUU YOPAUAYPPAUL TOP NTP AA VPP AAA PPP Abd NOP add Por auattre > extensive The Plaza Store. FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly oy Pepeten wit with pi STAPLE AND FANcy GROCERIES Of every description, Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. PYTPAUAYTP ALLY PALAATY LUA YTP UU ITP dA All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order rr AAA AARON Sareuiruiraei Fruits and Vegetables! Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of oan beautiful . plants, es OTTO’S ICE CREAM, The Union Fruit Store. 3 T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, . . = Successor to Wallace & MecMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. Whee you are thirsty and feel like taki ass of that f; fs RY Ben Fhe, pico MILWAUKEE BR CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to @: i dh yd nd Refteahiog’ it is alwavy Priv: in connection. ” Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Partieul ‘ PR en ar attention pa id to the transpor». OOD for D. AKER, REMOVAL AL. NOTICE. The Bear Cigar ca J. P. CONWAY, Prop., AS REMOVED read THE . pone Ease Cece Y FINE CIGARS. ot ee ee COKW AY. . mY W. W., WAGGONER, Civil ee and Surveyor. ae Havi rece plant, we are =e Gold, Silver .and Copper. Ores and Sdlshatens At the bb est market price. or rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. ’ Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. . The O. K. Painter. House: Painting . Paper Hanging, [Sign Painting, Graining. Prices to sui the times. Recimaten, on appliene ae ape H. L. SWEENEY. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DRALERS, wees Vacssebecdad -++isNevada City Cal. LEADING ~e 5 Cent Cieae Pine ert: WEISENBURGER, = hiorgan & Babera BLE Se Shen cnn na, 9 °° Ree mon & Cody who had a general merSpencer? From entries made in this probably ate on the back counter, and vhich cost him $11.50, duly chronicled . in; bn the ledger as follows: large delegation of the local Natives will soon go to Grass Valley to attend a meeting of Quartz Parlor and talk over the coming rane further. Neatly and Quickly Done. itp TRANSC Hi TRLEPHONE No. 4. weo! ESDAY . Se a es Se WHEN THINGS ¢ CAME HIGH. Some of the Prices oes Paid in tho Ming Days of ‘49. woe There is in possession of ‘Assessor Spencer of/ El Dorado county an interesting souvenir of tae days: of 1849] in the shape of a ledger kept by Shan2 ara “f see Sah shandise store. in Coloma in 1849. This edger was included among the effects . of the late Jamies W. Marshall, discdvrer of gold, and sivce his death has aatins into the hands. of. Assessor}. jedger in 1849 in the accounts of var-. yortion of values existing: between the On May 2, 1894,John Holland secured n the store a modest lunch, which he re already beginning their preparagenerously volunteered to stand in with the county seat Parlor and make it the biggest day of the whole year, mong the other attractions for the occasion that are being talked up is a j (; basebull game between nines from the Argonauts and the Curly Bears. A ey there is sdme rich ore on the dump and the work of sinking the incline) is progressing very satisfactorily. It is expected that in a short time both ome together, when there will be aj vide. ‘> Fine Butter. best in the market, canbe had of Phil W. Sharp, the piano maker is at the Union Hotel. j6-lw Best-in cho thanitet. The .SingerSewing Machine, Office Broad street. . Ae Sewing Macntace Repaired. By an, expert workn ‘workman. Apply at rottlee of Singer Sewing Machine Co. Bread street, ‘jl-lm ARRIVALS. aT TNE UNION HOTEL Ce een’: 3. A. NORTHWAY, "PRoPareroR 2 cra Fait } EB W. Hi Short, « “ “ Hetlet Hu,as . ough, San Juan,SSPiEteeee ous customers are taken the following he tems as indicating the curious -pro-} wl : 1 50] Ac In John Greenwood’s account appeur . P. mong others, the following items. It} 8. ill be noticed that John got’ four] Ty ions for the Admission Day. picnic § hey propose to give at Glenbrook e Park on September 914. Their brothers . . of Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley have} Bite At the Montana mine in Willow ValB he Montana and New York ledges will : edge of rich ore @ one or: 16: inobet ‘ arious articles of necessity and luxury pst nd in a general way the’high price of. to ;verything. 3 wi ‘gross, 12 doz., omnes hee $ 16 00} tis 1 doz. Porter, pints,... 20 00} en doz Hickory shirts... 86 00} ha 61g ham, $3 per bh. ... 49 50} sp -Ib sabk flour..6.eeFe0e5 25 00] so: bottle of ale. 5. isu SSNS! gt 1 ES. pint vinegars iis eee es 1 00} sp th lard, $1 50%...,.6. 6 00) 80 bottle of whiskey.. . i 6 00} tir Dack . Coatis sci oe ve VS 20 00} ca: Duck pants, ] pair.... 20 00} lo; Th teas oui eis Pee: 200; 10 ths fresh beef, 50c tb ai oaany 55 00] W. pair cord pants..:... 32.00) . pair socks 60.6. bea 8.00} § 4 tbs sugar, 85¢ h..7.. 11 90] ih gunpowder..... 12 00} . Doble: Wa eae oe 400] . doz. pencils.. Lie an funk Casas wig 1 50) ki cases brandy, $50 case .. 100 00; ‘ tb saleratus...-.-. + 12 00/H. tbs soap, at $1 75 h. . ari Se 5 25] . pair long boots.... 86 00): doz playing cards, $10.. 20.00} + kits mackeral, at $30... 60 00} 4 ounds of saleratus at $3 per pound, . Re yhile previous entries showed that aj. ingle pound cost $12 : 4 6ibs tea @ $2 502.522.0000. 52. $ 40 00 jars pickles, @ $8. ... 82 00 Othe ree ie eee 48 00! Ne barrel hard bread... 85. 00 i1¢ bbI. mess pork, @ 210.. 815 00 R sack: Moar.) :65o0 55 eee hee 90 00 N0 tbs candles, @ 2 50... 25 00) Pa 2 tbs lard, @2.. Paver eaiay, 4 00 },to 4ibs saleratus,@8.... 82 00} Ws 1 doz playing cards.. sees, 19 00) 2 D paper: tholtay 45 i655 Se 3 00 cans oysters, @10... 40 09 . be 2 tbs lard, @1 50... . + 8 00} th 18 gallons vinegar, @ 3 50.. 63 00 ; 8° ome : pI Native Sons Picnic. St The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor ol te ‘Montana Mine. eS ¥ Glstahinccisbench h Woodland Creamery Butter, the . f Beadden,the sole’ agent, ali-tt . "Piano Maker. : Oe on ee, en er a ah. See

gr VW FE RTT THE TRANSCRIPT] Established Sept. 6, = by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS.ARCS RAE SRE TR BIN 17 SST TER WEDNESD av ess ey vk JULY 14, 1897. 10 BUILD. UP TRADE Let Business: Hen Quit Quit ¢ Credit System and Have Bat One Pri-e. In the following article the Democrat gives some pointers to the business men of’ Marysviile that may be read and acted upon by the merchants of Nevada City and also by the baying public thereof: Every citizen of Marysville takes a certain amount of pride in the place and all desire to see each branch of trade grow. The property owners and the tradesmen euch take a deep interest.in the welfare of the people who reside here and all contribute liberally to beautify and make the city more healthful and attractive, All classes appear to agree<in a general way and work in harniony to build .up better trade and attract new comers who desire to change their p of abode, yet their efforts of recent years have not met with a degree of success that should have been accorded them. Marysville has all of the natural advantages to make this a trade. center) equal in importance to that of Sacramento. Aside from the two large department stores of Weiustock, Lubin & Co. and Hale Bros. who practically monopolize the mercantile trade of the capital city, the merchants of Marysville sell nearly as many goods annu~} day. ally and at prices fully as low. In Sacramento nearly all of the merchants and tradesmen are complaining of the large department Stores, at the same time many of the property own-’ ers are taking sides against them ‘because they are crowding out the smal) dealers and closing up store rooms where in years past -a ‘profitable business has been transacted. In these department stores nearly every class of goods are to be had, from’ old junk to patent medicine. Asan inducement offered to gain’ new. patrons’these combine merchants offer certain lines’ ot goods below the retail price in the regular store. One of the lines used in: general way to cut’ prices is’ paten: medicines and drugs, except prescrip. tious, which trade has been greatly crippled and several ‘gone out of business. These errors must be avoided’ ix Marysville and legitimate trade of eaci kind properly/protected. Outside trav. eling tradesmen have been shut out. and in doing this the legitimate business has been greatly advanced. Th. merchants of this city have shown thei: ability to compete even with the great department stores o: ‘Sacramento, hhyiag gone into their territory. and talker. trade from them. To increase the business of this city Molasses Going Out. : “The old faubioned molasses is rapidly disappearing ay an article of commeérte,’’ said a promivent § ‘and in ita place have come a number of siraps,.’ which are more costly and by no means as satisfactory, especially to the little ones, who delight, as we did when we were young, in having ‘lasses on their . bread.’ Most of the molasses goes into thé distilleries, where it is made into rum, fur. whivh, notwithstanding the efforts of our temperance workers, the emand is constantly on . thé increase, ' especially in the New England states and for the export trade. The regalar, drinker of rum will take no other liquor., i its place if he can help qt. Te seems 9 reach the spot more directly ian any . other dram. The dark brown sugars have also disappeared, and they are! never likely to tetarn, owing to the! methods of boiling and the manufacture. Granulated sng is ofthe same.composition, as far as saccharine qualities are concerned, as loaf, cut loaf, cube and crushed and differs from them only in that its crystals do not cohere. This is because it is constantly stirred during . the process of crystallization. The lighter . brown sugars taste sweeter than the white, for the reason that there is some molasses in them. *‘Housekeepers have difficulty these . days in finding coarse, dark sugars, . which are always preferred: for use in. putting up sweet pickles, making cakes and similar uses. As they cannot get. brown sagat any more it mav he well} & Is Your _ Throat Weak? Your throatis weak, Any unusual exposure or quick change in temperature causes roughness and uneasiness. Sometimes you have a feeling of tightness as if some foreign body: were there. You can treat it with troches and washes, but you don’t reach the-seatof the trouble. . Throat ‘weakness is a symptom’ of more general disturbancey Scott's Emulsion of Codliver Oil does cure weak throats by nourishing and strengthening the system.. Book about it sent free.. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, for them to remember that they can) simulate brown sugar by adding a teaspoonful of molasses to each quarter of a pound of the white granulated sugar. This combination does as well in all household recipes that call for brown sugaras-thée article itself; and, besides, it saves thern a great deal of hunting for brown sugar, which, as said before, has disappeared from the market.’* This Sctter Hunts Frogs. & proniinent sporting man the other . “I saw something out at Cutoff . lake which beat anything I ever heard . of. I was out'there bunting snipe and. saw a man riding around on horseback, “Talk “about ‘your dog stories,’ said . The Best Made. and in front of him was circling an Irish setter. As the fellow did not have . posed he was simply breaking his dog. In a few minutes I saw him ride up te where the dog was on’a dead stand, and the horseman’ proceeded to jab a pole he was carrying down into the ground, and, bringing it up, took something off the end of it. My curiosity was greater than ever, and, circling around, I came ap with the horseman and asked hiw what he was doing. ** ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the reply. ** “What is the dog doing?’ said L ** ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the laconic answer. ** *¥Yonu don’t mean fo tell me that) the dog will set the frogs, do yout? ‘* *T don’t mean anything else.’ ‘*A few more questions and answers; vrought out the fact that the dog had seen his master hunting around in the ‘grass for frogs and spearing them and jad of his own accord taken up the task of Jocating the green beauties. He was « thoroughly trained hunter of birds, and: he svon) became very expert in losating frogs, so his owner informed me, confirmed the statements. ‘’ euicehiieds toda Gk co anats tate 50 CENTS A WEEK. as possible, avoid the credit system By doing this there ‘need: be no pre. ferred patrous nor two prices for goods. And by figuring closely on profits, giv. ing the cash patrons the benefit’ oi large annual saving, the trade of evéry merchant in Marysville will grow: This will attract gréater attention, becaus« small profits and advertising create fortunes where credit fails. All the People Should keep themselves healthy and especial care should be given at this time. Health depends upon pure, rich blood, for. when the blood is impure and impoverished diseases of various kinds are almost certain to result. The one true blood purifier is Hood’s Sar saparilla. By its power to purify and vitalize the blood it has proved itselt to be the safeguard of health, and the record of remarkable cures effected proves that it has wonderful power over disease. It actually and permaneutly cures when all other preparrations fail todo any good whatever. Mr, McKinley has now 82,627 “places” in the public service to award. Thése “places” are worth anywhere from $40 to $2,000 a year. Any good clerkship ic worth more. Nevertheless Mr, McKinley has on his list noless than 105,10¢ names of applicants for these 32,627 places, or more than three applicants for each place. + cee A SOUTHERN Oalifornia farmer figured out one dry day that he had walked 300 miles in cultivating an orchard. He thereupon sold his place and moved to town, where, the Otay Press says, he walked 600 miles to find something to do for a living: To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver i¢e in quantities tc Sait to any part of ‘the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be prampily attended to. : tf * Fine if SOS Van Camp’s Méccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market.’ ig sale by P. G. Scadden,' © ] street. Agt. Woodland Creamery.» ; E Something New., ie ee , . Flavoring’ Wpléds a inion Gena Fine fresh comb honey, the ‘best My the market, at Gaylord’s. Give it e trial if you want something nice. [28 Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Paya_ble invariably in advance. German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on Main street. ji6-tf For Sale. ‘ Fine household furniture ‘of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers, Some of the erticles almost new. Will be sold cheap: Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargin. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half iu small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N B.— ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED k efor all mewepepers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polypani. Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, n, China, New Zealand, the Australian orties, the Eastern States and Europe. ene of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept eonstantly on hand and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours, P. F, SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANI United States Courts Money Saved is Money Earned. Oto F.P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every oe you have your Whiskers penne, All work first-class. £@"-Two bers. No waiting. jy7 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.. MILWAUKEE BREWERY, . . GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., sacramento Street, > -Near the Plaza . mica /Oall for Gehrig’s Beer at all the saloons. a iE, bade bees, of oll she ss Sas BOWMAN. J.P, SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, . ie patna INF PLATE WORE os BCIAL TY. ALL KIN YDS OF * GS. ba say si. NE czy DONE . * t eS any gun, my curiosity was aroused to. know what he was doing; but I sup-! and my. observations of his movemeuts: BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with K j rn 9: ema from choice Malt ! LERY MY BOSS BREW Hf It ts the most commion’sense felt all. the time remedy known it is om the for the cure of body, and can. disease. be. regulated. was YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase an electric belt you wiionbtedly want the. best made. This can truly be sxid of Dr. Sanden's Electric’ Belt; that it has no superior in power of electric current.-durabikty uoconvenience in using. Electricity properly: ap. plied by a good electric belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervous and chronic ailments, and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perfection of this electric helt, whieh now contuine improvements possessé-by-no other appliance of the kind in the world. True. it-costs more than some others, but it is worth more. When it cures fis price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s Electtic Belt—to cure. It does cure, and the Look ree Classes of Meu’ is full of preof. Get it, Its ‘current ts . ” name The Leading Tailor -The. Best: Goods, The oes c To” FRANK T. -Pine Street, Nevada City. o— $= “fhe Best Fit.— ‘Business ss Se ‘For Pea” a] peeseee of Nevada County, Cheapest Prices. ine J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY . . Proprietor Agency For=-Monogram Whiskey: Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale’ Depot for Fancy GroceriesMEATS AND FISH. POD oss anprins ccscsctvasaueabe $1-25 Duffy’s Malt .. I 00 Gamecock Whisky fait I 00 IXL Whisky ....0..002.. 75 Bryant's Root Beer ,Pti. 10 3 for. 50 is the Best. PATE FOIS. “DEVILED AND POTTED Hi e %s «a « Give it a Trial. 7“ ses es@® @eee«e#es 8s © a ——— Bl Battle Ax Tobacco..... © 30 Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25 “in bulk, per gal. 50 Olives, tae a Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Everything else in proportion. tree. Address

DR, A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market . Street, . San Francisco Wy Best . Advertisements Are not published, t but you will find them in and around Nevada Ci ity. mE In my pradis I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs . . AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. {You are cordially invited to call. Wfoore, THE ee ee Entire satisfaction . Guaranteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN,: Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broadstreet, = Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co.,! Makers of BEST B BEER IN ORLD, y We have pombe: RISE rated ENTERP: E and sell it at th other ey Sa Itist the bent. coisa apie dly o Frit Bild REPAIRS BOOTS ‘ _» » » AND SHOES & » ® and Shoes a saasaaat Tt order at a fe han soyehere else iu vada City. The class of work ‘1S SECOND TO NONE. Ba Pad 6 trial, and for! promptness 4 rk and low prices you will i find T beat all oshelan Broad Sereet; a ‘few doors above fs a see a! —y ". NEW. YORK BAKERY nil Wedding Cakes to Order 5 Spectaty . ‘KINKEAD tease ‘Stock ‘ Larger. ‘Tiore Kiads. ! FURNITURE. THAN ANY arenes IN NE VADA CITY. KINKEA D’Ss . Commiercial Street Cash Stores. We advise you hold no specials, nor do we sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK HOSE. cents. Boys’ Men’s tg or “cc ein Hats, 15 cents, Cuffs, All at J.LEVY, = += » . Telephone 203—3 Bells. to hold on to “7 a iti a ods at the Branch Wonder -Store. e See celaie act do have special sale days. If you do not want to take our word for it, please call in and pr-ce our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ‘Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods \Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and. Chal ‘Goods Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pe for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish B ck Hose, 3 pair for 25 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3. pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, sold elsewhere at 25.cents, elluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. $ 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. .There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything :fresh and new, and prices that 40 acres ova Farming Land. . Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. Nae To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to. . 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. : dance; in fact a time for all things,” . 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1-large but to Giee eree eee Pes Wood: Wagon. : . 3 dozen Chickens , A Reliable Timekzeper. . Good Cellar and Storehouse. es: Alt Farming Implements go with the SSS Se . Pp. d . Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine ‘AF ES. Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees allin bearALL WATCH ARE NOT ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything ‘Petighie, tae it Yue want 9 to make up a good country home. Faep or or Huntl ateh, in pen im Anya wanting such a place will get you san bes om NS erage ie 0 ita . b A Great Bargain. LUETJE & BRAND’S For terms and particulars enquire of ‘ Broad Street,: Near Pine. jnl6. Upper West Broad Direst ‘A Full Stock of Jewelry, stilt the Latest Poveries : ISOARD & SON, he + THERE’S A TIME * , Cemmoreiel-st.; Nevada Cisr, CARL’SEIBT, + Proprietor Choice Bread, Pes, Cakes, Etc., stan be, Te : a ee Nae Fish, Fruit! Vegetable WILLIAM H. ANDREWS,. Helo raty* det _. All kinds of Wines and { a boa : Mi smd STREET, . ( fekee : Goods del 1, D* simply delight: For Instance: HAWAHAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. st:aight goods. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Sole Nevada City Agent for Wooden Creamery ae Ssoncrasmennemeetin Ssymuimmaitas TYTAUU YOPAUAYPPAUL TOP NTP AA VPP AAA PPP Abd NOP add Por auattre > extensive The Plaza Store. FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly oy Pepeten wit with pi STAPLE AND FANcy GROCERIES Of every description, Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. PYTPAUAYTP ALLY PALAATY LUA YTP UU ITP dA All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order rr AAA AARON Sareuiruiraei Fruits and Vegetables! Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of oan beautiful . plants, es OTTO’S ICE CREAM, The Union Fruit Store. 3 T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, . . = Successor to Wallace & MecMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. Whee you are thirsty and feel like taki ass of that f; fs RY Ben Fhe, pico MILWAUKEE BR CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to @: i dh yd nd Refteahiog’ it is alwavy Priv: in connection. ” Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Partieul ‘ PR en ar attention pa id to the transpor». OOD for D. AKER, REMOVAL AL. NOTICE. The Bear Cigar ca J. P. CONWAY, Prop., AS REMOVED read THE . pone Ease Cece Y FINE CIGARS. ot ee ee COKW AY. . mY W. W., WAGGONER, Civil ee and Surveyor. ae Havi rece plant, we are =e Gold, Silver .and Copper. Ores and Sdlshatens At the bb est market price. or rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. ’ Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. . The O. K. Painter. House: Painting . Paper Hanging, [Sign Painting, Graining. Prices to sui the times. Recimaten, on appliene ae ape H. L. SWEENEY. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DRALERS, wees Vacssebecdad -++isNevada City Cal. LEADING ~e 5 Cent Cieae Pine ert: WEISENBURGER, = hiorgan & Babera BLE Se Shen cnn na, 9 °° Ree mon & Cody who had a general merSpencer? From entries made in this probably ate on the back counter, and vhich cost him $11.50, duly chronicled . in; bn the ledger as follows: large delegation of the local Natives will soon go to Grass Valley to attend a meeting of Quartz Parlor and talk over the coming rane further. Neatly and Quickly Done.. itp TRANSC Hi TRLEPHONE No. 4. weo! ESDAY . Se a es Se WHEN THINGS ¢ CAME HIGH. Some of the Prices oes Paid in tho Ming Days of ‘49. woe There is in possession of ‘Assessor Spencer of/ El Dorado county an interesting souvenir of tae days: of 1849] in the shape of a ledger kept by Shan2 ara “f see Sah shandise store. in Coloma in 1849. This edger was included among the effects . of the late Jamies W. Marshall, discdvrer of gold, and sivce his death has aatins into the hands. of. Assessor}. jedger in 1849 in the accounts of var-. yortion of values existing: between the On May 2, 1894,John Holland secured n the store a modest lunch, which he re already beginning their preparagenerously volunteered to stand in with the county seat Parlor and make it the biggest day of the whole year, mong the other attractions for the occasion that are being talked up is a j (; basebull game between nines from the Argonauts and the Curly Bears. A ey there is sdme rich ore on the dump and the work of sinking the incline) is progressing very satisfactorily. It is expected that in a short time both ome together, when there will be aj vide. ‘> Fine Butter. best in the market, canbe had of Phil W. Sharp, the piano maker is at the Union Hotel. j6-lw Best-in cho thanitet. The .SingerSewing Machine, Office Broad street. . Ae Sewing Macntace Repaired. By an, expert workn ‘workman. Apply at rottlee of Singer Sewing Machine Co. Bread street, ‘jl-lm ARRIVALS. aT TNE UNION HOTEL Ce een’: 3. A. NORTHWAY, "PRoPareroR 2 cra Fait } EB W. Hi Short, « “ “ Hetlet Hu,as . ough, San Juan,SSPiEteeee ous customers are taken the following he tems as indicating the curious -pro-} wl : 1 50] Ac In John Greenwood’s account appeur . P. mong others, the following items. It} 8. ill be noticed that John got’ four] Ty ions for the Admission Day. picnic § hey propose to give at Glenbrook e Park on September 914. Their brothers . . of Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley have} Bite At the Montana mine in Willow ValB he Montana and New York ledges will : edge of rich ore @ one or: 16: inobet ‘ arious articles of necessity and luxury pst nd in a general way the’high price of. to ;verything. 3 wi ‘gross, 12 doz., omnes hee $ 16 00} tis 1 doz. Porter, pints,...... 20 00} en doz Hickory shirts...... 86 00} ha 61g ham, $3 per bh.. ..... 49 50} sp -Ib sabk flour....6.eeFe0e5 25 00] so: bottle of ale.. 5. isu SSNS! gt 1 ES. pint vinegars iis eee es 1 00} sp th lard, $1 50%.....,..6. 6 00) 80 bottle of whiskey.... .. i 6 00} tir Dack . Coatis sci oe ve VS 20 00} ca: Duck pants, ] pair....... 20 00} lo; Th teas oui eis Pee: 200; 10 ths fresh beef, 50c tb ai oaany 55 00] W. pair cord pants...:..... 32.00) . pair socks 60.6. bea 8.00} § 4 tbs sugar, 85¢ h...7.... 11 90] ih gunpowder......... 12 00} . Doble: Wa eae oe 400] . doz. pencils... Lie an funk Casas wig 1 50) ki cases brandy, $50 case .... 100 00; ‘ tb saleratus......-.-.. + 12 00/H. tbs soap, at $1 75 h. .. ari Se 5 25] . pair long boots........ 86 00): doz playing cards, $10.... 20.00} + kits mackeral, at $30...... 60 00} 4 ounds of saleratus at $3 per pound, . Re yhile previous entries showed that aj. ingle pound cost $12 : 4 6ibs tea @ $2 502.522.0000.. 52. $ 40 00 jars pickles, @ $8. ...... 82 00 Othe ree ie eee 48 00! Ne barrel hard bread...... 85. 00 i1¢ bbI. mess pork, @ 210.... 815 00 R sack: Moar.) :65o0 55 eee hee 90 00 N0 tbs candles, @ 2 50..... 25 00) Pa 2 tbs lard, @2... Paver eaiay, 4 00 },to 4ibs saleratus,@8....... 82 00} Ws 1 doz playing cards.... sees, 19 00) 2 D paper: tholtay 45 i655 Se 3 00 cans oysters, @10...... 40 09 . be 2 tbs lard, @1 50...... .. + 8 00} th 18 gallons vinegar, @ 3 50... 63 00 ; 8° ome : pI Native Sons Picnic. St The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor ol te ‘Montana Mine. eS ¥ Glstahinccisbench h Woodland Creamery Butter, the . f Beadden,the sole’ agent, ali-tt . "Piano Maker. : Oe on ee, en er a ah. See