July 18, 1896 (4 pages)

apply to shal must make ty Board of T 4 veding non the potion, to the ¢ ne that other re Ishak ; h Poll wey al year, for mak the following vo J.C. RIC dent of tbe Hail hall ale, June} ee Real Estat COURT OF ‘1H ate of California, of H. Krager, d ry A. Kruger, exe He kiugee a me 6 led herein their ) tpg’ of this Coy oe o mortga: b te in the city af la, State of Calfor er formed by the j erly line of Pai rn line of Minty southerly along x intersection with. avenue; then ast named line g Ws) feet; thence vie arene the Javenite to the poin uvity for the pur less than $3,000-for two years. aby. ordered that tid estate appear . nday, the 20th day Court-room of % yj, at the hour of lay, then and there ey have, why said ortgaged by said a s aloresaid, or fors Court shall seem mq rred to the petition particulars. od that.a copy of or four (4) succe Daily. TRANsoniry} nd published in s JOHN CALDWELL, Judy Creditors. T WUTKE, DECEAS given by the und .of the estate of Au the creditors and is against the said pm with the neces r months after thet otice to the said Ada , the store of Schr Nevada City, Nev E,W. SCHMID1, the Estate of A ‘pe for Estate. ATION. ee fice, Sacramento, 0 SY GIVEN TO ALEX 1 Graves, Alex Du Osburne, Edwin No im Tiern n, W. H. mney, and to all wh ving described land yn. Lists by the Centnl any under its ; rant amento Lund District uamed protests fied { the Gencral Lond ting 8 id land to said sou of the mineral d Commissioner of ordered a hearing to di f said lands, whe: Lert ‘7 publication and pe in interest. tified that under sail x will be bad before r of ‘his office at 10 0's 896, to detérmine the wing described lands: ior lot 2 of Section § f SE.4¢ of ection 5 14 10 uf Bee, 17, T. 16%, or lofs 6 and 6 of See. . of N. W. 14 of Sec. ll . place you are hereby 4 psuch evidence as yo! character of said lands sation by any person . ored. THOMAS FRASES Regis CHAS. F. @ARDNED Reed iment Notice. Placer Mining Conf incipal place of busi evada nty, Califo seers, County, Cal. given that at a meetit tors held on the 1%thd ssment of Fifty cel! as levied upon the i ration, payable immed Gol in, to the Secré ) San Juan. which this assessment the 27th day of Jun i, and advertised for d-unless payment d on Monday, the thé the delinquent asses t of advertisment 24 y order of the Board 0 H. GERMAN, Secreta ‘Hotel, San Juan, UunimMoNs. OR COURT OF THES in and for the Cou Railroad Comvany,! emack, Defendant. ; oor Sager ior 6 ornia, in and for i the Gomplaint filed « of said County. he State of Californis B. McCormack, De! ‘equired to appears ainst you by the the Superior Court in and for the Cot answer the Complais m days, (exclusive of the service on you? ‘ea within Nevada (ou sre, within thirty 44)* 1 is brought orecld er io * adant, whe ; ‘and the Def ks scene ib in. Neva’ nt alleges that mt, according meray the bum of $76 rice, with interest the er annum from Octo” ag sks the, Dee er ba and ie : rom all right to pur”, ie “the. sl ah eae mar mi In te comm my h the of Calif’ 2 § ‘evada, this * 5 Ch rh. . ee ae 1 3 Advertisements of not to exceed five lines. in . salt, whole or in part. gale or rent. Inquire of I, Freud, at B.New; San Francisco Viavi Company, is stopping y ‘Two large furnished rooms are offered for T 2 36TH YEAR—NO. 11052 7%. NEVADA: CITY, CAL., SATURDAYEVENING, JULY 18, 1896. EST. IN 1860 BY 'N, P. BROWN & CO. THE TRANSCRIPT,. 4 Published every evening except : Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN. & CALEINS oN.P. BROWN. » L. 8. CALKING. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. . ADYERTISING. RATES. 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 im advance. . Girl Wanted. Agirlis wanted to do housework. Wages, $20 a month and board. Inquire.at W. H. Smith’s grocery store. jyl5-lw House For Rent, A house of five rooms with all desirable out buildings. Free water and within fifteen minutes walk of town. Rent reasonable. A lot of household furniture is also offered for ‘ ji5-lw For Sale or Rent. A good Decker Bros.’ Piano, is offered for man & Co.’s White House, Broad st. — Attention Ladies. Mrs. N. J. Ross, traveling manager for the ji5-lw at Mrs. J. Hamilton’s, Main street. She would be pleased to have the ladies call from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. jyl4-lw For Sale Cheap. The old half-mile house barn and corral for sale cheap if applied for immediately. For * farther particulars enquire of Cal. R. Clarke. » jy9-lw SBE Rooms tu Rent. * ent on reasonable terms. Apply at the > “TRANSCRIPT Office. j9-lw Boy Wanted. To work on ranch, Must be a good milker, ‘and live on the place. Apply at this . office. j7-2w. Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. H. Miller is offered for-sale. For particulars enquire of M. M. BARUH. jii-tf " Lost. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay press— stween Nevada City and Bear river—Mclourtney road—Saturday, June 6th. The. inder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer : j16-tf Sounty. ef i ‘Art Studio. 8 Miss Cora Sutton-will give instructions in ting and drawing at her studio in the adr Building, Wednesdays and Saturi days, from 9 until 12 and from 1.until 4. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can ‘be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. . Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic, . ve MONUTENTS, /GRANITE WORK .;4 = _. Boulder st., near Park ave., P NEVADA CITY 0:00. 7 Scotch Granite and a tion. ; il a eer Promptly Attended to. . WORK.WABRANTED FIRST-CLASS, PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE oR . “Before givi ; Marble * Gran ‘te Work give us a call. 1, L. BOWMAN. 3. F. SHAW ' Dentists. : Office Building, Broad StreetFomine nO igs Bin roar : ; wo SPE ry. . PINE PLAT URFILLIN CTING ~ BEEHIVE : GROCERY . . J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup -— Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin. .i.-j.ee ve BI 25 Duffy’s Malt.. . Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer ite Hire’s eek On fall quart:50 . is the Best. ** ARABIAN: ROAST’”’ ity Olives, Mikado Soap, per bar Everything else in proportion. os PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles. Set gal. in bulk, 4h Coffee Give ik a Tih = & eee PI ,. drum lives in large cities,” 25 50 I 25° Ch ge For Pell the News ov NS Cents a Week by Carrier in the City $6°00 a Year by Mail. Take the ‘TRANSCRIPT. DAILY 40 YEARS — NEVADA CITY IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. Sanitary Plumbing Broad all kinds of street, he willconstantly NEW LUMBER YARD “T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper E. oining his residence, — eep a full assortment of where Sposa RAILROAD. TRAVEL. Modern Civilization Has Made It Quick, In the Ladies’ Home Journal John Gilmer Speed writes entertainingly and instructively on the construction and operation of railroads, under the caption, “Running a Train at Night.” He prefatorily asserts that “the most remarkable achievements of modern civilization, probably; are those which affect traveling, making it at once quick, comfortable and secure. We cross states and continents at the rate of 30 -miles.an hour, with greater security “against accident than our grandfathers enjoyed in their stage coaches, and we have, even when on the cars, comforts unknown in the palaces of kings when our grandfathers’ grandfathers were young. During the year (from interstate commerce commissioner’s report for year ending July 1, 1894), one passenger was killed for every 1;985,153 passengers carried, and one was injured for every 183,828 carried. This surely is as safe as living ordinary humee The report further shows that a man’s chances against injury were such [ that he would have to travel 4,406,659 miles before getting hurt, and go 47,588,966 miles before being killed. At the rate.of 30 miles én hour a man could travel, if nature permitted, on American railways for 181 years, without leaving the cars, before being killed, or with the same amount of security against accident he could go round the earth 1,903 times before meeting his death by accident, and 176 times before getting hurt. : HELD IT IN THE FIRE. Medicine Man Proves His Powers to a Zulu King. Among the great characters of the Zulu is the medicine mam He uses his. eraft wholly by superstition, and states to his astonished people that the great spirit of the moon had revealed to him the cause‘of the complaint, whether it be sickness or crime. The great Dingaam was a chief who was a terror to his medicine man. There was no punishment that was too severe but he would inflict it in an insinuating way on the man of witchery. It is related that his confideritial man and the. great medicine being of the whole Zulu tribe had come under his suspicjon. He was sent for by the king, who welcomed his witch doctor in cordial terms. A large fire was burning near by. The king stated: “My man of medicine, your hands are cold; go nearer to the fire—nearer, Yes, the right hand is very cold. Put it into the fire.” Thus the poor man: was obliged to keep his hand in that fire of white heat until the member had burned to a crisp. aie: command of the‘king was supreme, done indication of the pain would A We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. -ISOARD & SON, — > 7s Wholesale. 006. Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. SAT THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE! a pair. fice. THE WHITE HOUSE, Oae Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $x 50 to $£--FO Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacriOur elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a bargain. B. NEWMAN & CO. I make a specialty of it. Lemloy the best workmen and ices e best materials. lowest. use the Weisenburger & Colley, rinwar Marble of Every Deseripon Tombstones and Monuments our orders for any kind of ph ee SKILLFULLY DONE Stoves ) Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater . Sunbeam Box Patterns J) And others Richmond Grand Pacific . Garland Westwood j.And others Heating Stoves Cooking “Stoves My stock of thi Hardware 22%, ty Serie, ie the conipletest-I ever offered As for There is nothing of that kind made that you cannot find on sale when you visit my store. Plain ahd decorated -. In profusion to suit all Crockery tastes and purses. Lam sure I can please you in this department. : If you want Remember that I make a speLamps cialty of them. From the cheapest to the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of Wire Fencing Have plain.and fancy. _) The best of Paints, Oils A otet Pie. Beat ready mixed Paint sala. uf Fine stock of 'TLERY, represent. Firearms {NP CUT ess dnd the best products of the } GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. It looks well, is everlasting and is cheap. SCHII DT BROS., -. LBADING CIGAR DRALERS, GENERAL ARTHUR Th Rosa HAHMONIA LADY, Best 5. Cent mete e Nevadé City, Cal. BOMEMIAN CLUB ~ COOL, SHARP. BEER. ou are thirsty and feel like taking When yornat famous MILWAUKEE BREWERY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramento street. He knows how to draw-it, and it is always ~~ Cool a Refreshing. © Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARNELL’S . “THE RECEPTION,” “JESSE. : mn “CYR US -N “CAS F opie Se Brandy . enough : Sng drink sient to make you PEBL . : ¢ Wines and Liquors. Private sacsugnae “Rooms in Soninection:. a CRONK BEER -ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PRON rietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, Biring street, will. be ready to d beer about the : : Firstof July:: He guarantees the article to be of the best on iver @@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will]. Building and Mining Lumber, Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etc. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. — Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. RESUMED BUSINESS —_—_— GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York Bakery, has opened a First-Class Bakery In the Transcript Block, on Commercial str a few doors above his -o) where he is BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Speclalty. @@F-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes. Constantly on hand. in tod ab Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, ° Henry Lane, = Prop’r ‘The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them rs Re Open day and night, Plastering ——AaND—— Brickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, _ CEMENT WORK, a Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. and that all. was well. HIS FIRST LION. mean instant death. After the seeming suspicion of the king had been gratified he stated that the hand was warm now Ladies’ $75. [len’s $85. Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade. Bievcie Factory in the world, IANA BICYCLE GO., of Indianapolis, Ind. Warranted the BEST of all HIGH GRADE Wheels. Tihistrated catalogue free. Men’s $85. Ladies’ $75 and $85. tof a coming storm. When they “go out . they are dry ‘Vhis relatives in that country will be Hunter Stands Stili and Simply Stares at the Beast. : In “Lion Hunting in Somaliland,” Capt. Mellis tells how he met his first lion—or, rather, two. He had been out on a hunt, finding nothing better than gazelles and antelopes, and at nightfall, after supper, lit his pipe and strolled to the river*bank. After a few minutes spent in meditation he started to return and saw a lion and a lioness, not more than 20 yards distant, eyeing him attentively. Capt. Mellis had not even a knife with him, and felt certain that. if he called for help the beasts would pounce on him, So he did the only thing possible—he stood stock still. hoping*they might take him for an inanimate object. They growled once o: twice, as if they suspected something, but finally drank and went away quietly. After that he never stirred without a weapon of some kind. si MISCELLs.WEOU Ss 11 cMS. —At the funeral of Miss Jennie Rumsey, a popular young woman of Kiowa, ' Kan., the other day, women, acted as pallbearers. —<Yowa almost from the date of its admission has been called the “Hawkeye state,” Hawkeye was the name of a noted Indian chief. —aking the young and the old together, it is found that 26 years is the average at which people die in London. In England and Wales only, more than 100,000. persons are always slowly dying of consumption. Ladies’ bangs are good indicators of curl” the indication is for rain. When and crisp, fair weather will, ensue. When the hair is naturally curly, however, it becomes More S80 Ou the approach of rain. —Silk dresses rustle much more loudly in dry weather, because they are almost devoid of moisture, and the friction between their folds is considerable and noisy; when rain is impending thesilks absorb a portion of the moist-. ure and become almost silent. —A curious lake has been found in the-island of Kildine, in the North sea. It is séparated from the ocean by @ narrow. strip» of landand. contains salt water under the surface, in. which sponges; codfish and other marine, animals flourish. The surface of the water, however, is perteany fresh. and supports diaphnias and ot) creatures. ; k —A Russian citizen of Manistique, Mich.; has received noticefrom the Russian government that he is expected to return to that country and do military service or pay $300, in case of refusal to do: either: of which the property of confiscated. He is a naturalized eitizen of this cou , and has consequently applied to the government authorities her fresh water . ’ We want a live Agent in Nevada City. Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St.; San Francisco. SUITS. style of the art. Latest Best Goods, Finest Trimm High Grade Work. PINE STREET, BET. BROAD AND COMMERCIAL, UPSTAIRS ADJOINING PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Tailored to Order in the highest Cut, ings, AC) t@. Te AD “ DULAGC, Merchant Tailor Cash Works Wonders. CHEAPER THAN #fEr. JAIMIES CAIRNS, B: oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Single Harness Double Harness begas Whit ug: ips Fonschores Whips NEW LIVERY and FEED STABLE Corner or ScHoont anD MarIn STREETS, :NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. E. NORTHUP, = Prop. Fine Horses and Carriages for every occasion always ready. A specialty of conveying passengers from North San Juan to Nevada City to meet any train. Prices to suit the times. COME AND SEE ME. Money Creases<—o=—_ €. o That is the way you find a paper dollar'when youtake it out of your pocket. But the best way to find The Dollar of Your Dade ‘is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers, Such a paper is ve 6 WHO les Daily Transcript : By Brown canitans 2 HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE; F idelityMutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. * eFor Five Cents Per Daye Wee ee meee to the hazard of occuable to work through icing bark ‘socidentally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed; 208.00 le WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are HE PAY Bon 0 for funeral expences L PAY,if you lose a hand and foot h feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. } Absolute Protection tothe members wu ee $5.00 life membership fee and dues o' 1.50 per month. LIFE. INSURANCE, Also issues policies of Life Insurance, payin case of death, and 06,00 per Sm Bae wok br pont and sick: r $i at deeth Gr sidbiet end of 18 years, $10.00 per-week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, . You.cannot lose all your i eet a dee The Fidelity Mutual Aid siation is Pree eminently the Lar; and Stro: 3 aone ‘and. Health Deeociatien in the ‘United ie bas $6,000.00 cash deposits wit of California and Mimcori pa Seg Paar ee with. an ample rve Fund and large assets, make its certificate an absolute. guarantee of the solidity of its protection to ite membérs. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager San Francisco, Cal. J. R Davis, Teacher of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. _ Al MUSIC CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the al en of instructing pupils at their own For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., apply to. the Professor, either by ter or personally, at his home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. ing from $1000 to $5.00 Empire Stable, , Broad Street, oR. Kaonss Exchange Hotel, ev’ iy. JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The Eiapire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES ~ To be found in this part of the State. rt not Hacks to let at on reasonable terms. The horses are free from of style, and capable of going as Peay .— tlemancarestodrive, Sweat Pads, per pair Curry Combs Shawl Straps. liters . Spurs A Spur Straps.. o-Horse Whip Lashes Best Harness Oil, per gallon. Gloves Gall Cure, per box CLANCY & TAMBLYN jis weight 2300, -sFOR SALE:SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD ean handle them. Ages 10 and 12 years, Also a fine Studebaker spring covered wagon, nearly new. 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sold on reasonable terms. : of wa Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. assayed. © . quartz from from 50 to. 500 lbs. Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by IAS. J. Cre. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and if d iB . a om cores of every description melted : Bay id Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. .Acids and Crucibles for sale. Dr. A. Chapman, Horseshoers and Farriers, for advice in“the.case. reegive prompt attention “SR g uckleyBuilding Broad st., Neyada City, are Grepared to do ali work in their line in the Best manner and at yates. ; most reasonable WHELIHAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine st: best brands of WINES, LIQUQ: . weprdhs Tad Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge B Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. ~ 4 ‘Teams with haps sere Buggies, Wagons and nse e

apply to shal must make ty Board of T 4 veding non the potion, to the ¢ ne that other re Ishak ; h Poll wey al year, for mak the following vo J.C. RIC dent of tbe Hail hall ale, June} ee Real Estat COURT OF ‘1H ate of California, of H. Krager, d ry A. Kruger, exe He kiugee a me 6 led herein their ) tpg’ of this Coy oe o mortga: b te in the city af la, State of Calfor er formed by the j erly line of Pai rn line of Minty southerly along x intersection with. avenue; then ast named line g Ws) feet; thence vie arene the Javenite to the poin uvity for the pur less than $3,000-for two years. aby. ordered that tid estate appear . nday, the 20th day Court-room of % yj, at the hour of lay, then and there ey have, why said ortgaged by said a s aloresaid, or fors Court shall seem mq rred to the petition particulars. od that.a copy of or four (4) succe Daily. TRANsoniry} nd published in s JOHN CALDWELL, Judy Creditors. T WUTKE, DECEAS given by the und .of the estate of Au the creditors and is against the said pm with the neces r months after thet otice to the said Ada , the store of Schr Nevada City, Nev E,W. SCHMID1, the Estate of A ‘pe for Estate. ATION. ee fice, Sacramento, 0 SY GIVEN TO ALEX 1 Graves, Alex Du Osburne, Edwin No im Tiern n, W. H. mney, and to all wh ving described land yn. Lists by the Centnl any under its ; rant amento Lund District uamed protests fied { the Gencral Lond ting 8 id land to said sou of the mineral d Commissioner of ordered a hearing to di f said lands, whe: Lert ‘7 publication and pe in interest. tified that under sail x will be bad before r of ‘his office at 10 0's 896, to detérmine the wing described lands: ior lot 2 of Section § f SE.4¢ of ection 5 14 10 uf Bee, 17, T. 16%, or lofs 6 and 6 of See. . of N. W. 14 of Sec. ll . place you are hereby 4 psuch evidence as yo! character of said lands sation by any person . ored. THOMAS FRASES Regis CHAS. F. @ARDNED Reed iment Notice. Placer Mining Conf incipal place of busi evada nty, Califo seers, County, Cal. given that at a meetit tors held on the 1%thd ssment of Fifty cel! as levied upon the i ration, payable immed Gol in, to the Secré ) San Juan. which this assessment the 27th day of Jun i, and advertised for d-unless payment d on Monday, the thé the delinquent asses t of advertisment 24 y order of the Board 0 H. GERMAN, Secreta ‘Hotel, San Juan, UunimMoNs. OR COURT OF THES in and for the Cou Railroad Comvany,! emack, Defendant. ; oor Sager ior 6 ornia, in and for i the Gomplaint filed « of said County. he State of Californis B. McCormack, De! ‘equired to appears ainst you by the the Superior Court in and for the Cot answer the Complais m days, (exclusive of the service on you? ‘ea within Nevada (ou sre, within thirty 44)* 1 is brought orecld er io * adant, whe ; ‘and the Def ks scene ib in. Neva’ nt alleges that mt, according meray the bum of $76 rice, with interest the er annum from Octo” ag sks the, Dee er ba and ie : rom all right to pur”, ie “the. sl ah eae mar mi In te comm my h the of Calif’ 2 § ‘evada, this * 5 Ch rh. . ee ae 1 3 Advertisements of not to exceed five lines. in . salt, whole or in part. gale or rent. Inquire of I, Freud, at B.New; San Francisco Viavi Company, is stopping y ‘Two large furnished rooms are offered for T 2 36TH YEAR—NO. 11052 7%. NEVADA: CITY, CAL., SATURDAYEVENING, JULY 18, 1896. EST. IN 1860 BY 'N, P. BROWN & CO. THE TRANSCRIPT,. 4 Published every evening except : Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN. & CALEINS oN.P. BROWN. » L. 8. CALKING. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. . ADYERTISING. RATES.. 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 im advance. . Girl Wanted. Agirlis wanted to do housework. Wages, $20 a month and board. Inquire.at W. H. Smith’s grocery store. jyl5-lw House For Rent, A house of five rooms with all desirable out buildings. Free water and within fifteen minutes walk of town. Rent reasonable. A lot of household furniture is also offered for ‘ ji5-lw For Sale or Rent. A good Decker Bros.’ Piano, is offered for man & Co.’s White House, Broad st. — Attention Ladies. Mrs. N. J. Ross, traveling manager for the ji5-lw at Mrs. J. Hamilton’s, Main street. She would be pleased to have the ladies call from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. jyl4-lw For Sale Cheap. The old half-mile house barn and corral for sale cheap if applied for immediately. For * farther particulars enquire of Cal. R. Clarke. » jy9-lw SBE Rooms tu Rent. * ent on reasonable terms. Apply at the > “TRANSCRIPT Office. j9-lw Boy Wanted. To work on ranch, Must be a good milker, ‘and live on the place. Apply at this . office. j7-2w. Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. H. Miller is offered for-sale. For particulars enquire of M. M. BARUH. jii-tf " Lost. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay press— stween Nevada City and Bear river—Mclourtney road—Saturday, June 6th. The. inder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer : j16-tf Sounty. ef i ‘Art Studio. 8 Miss Cora Sutton-will give instructions in ting and drawing at her studio in the adr Building, Wednesdays and Saturi days, from 9 until 12 and from 1.until 4. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can ‘be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. . Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic, . ve MONUTENTS, /GRANITE WORK .;4 = _. Boulder st., near Park ave., P NEVADA CITY 0:00.. 7 Scotch Granite and a tion. ; il a eer Promptly Attended to. . WORK.WABRANTED FIRST-CLASS, PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE oR . “Before givi ; Marble * Gran ‘te Work give us a call. 1, L. BOWMAN.. 3. F. SHAW ' Dentists. : Office Building, Broad StreetFomine nO igs Bin roar : ; wo SPE ry. . PINE PLAT URFILLIN CTING ~ BEEHIVE : GROCERY . . J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup -— Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries MEATS AND FISH. Pepsin. ..i.-j.ee ve BI 25 Duffy’s Malt... .. Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer ite Hire’s eek On fall quart:50 . is the Best. ** ARABIAN: ROAST’”’ ity Olives, Mikado Soap, per bar Everything else in proportion. os PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles.. Set gal. in bulk, 4h Coffee Give ik a Tih = & eee PI ,. drum lives in large cities,” 25 50 I 25° Ch ge For Pell the News ov NS Cents a Week by Carrier in the City $6°00 a Year by Mail. Take the ‘TRANSCRIPT. DAILY 40 YEARS — NEVADA CITY IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. Sanitary Plumbing Broad all kinds of street, he willconstantly NEW LUMBER YARD “T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper E. oining his residence, — eep a full assortment of where Sposa RAILROAD. TRAVEL. Modern Civilization Has Made It Quick, In the Ladies’ Home Journal John Gilmer Speed writes entertainingly and instructively on the construction and operation of railroads, under the caption, “Running a Train at Night.” He prefatorily asserts that “the most remarkable achievements of modern civilization, probably; are those which affect traveling, making it at once quick, comfortable and secure. We cross states and continents at the rate of 30 -miles.an hour, with greater security “against accident than our grandfathers enjoyed in their stage coaches, and we have, even when on the cars, comforts unknown in the palaces of kings when our grandfathers’ grandfathers were young. During the year (from interstate commerce commissioner’s report for year ending July 1, 1894), one passenger was killed for every 1;985,153 passengers carried, and one was injured for every 183,828 carried. This surely is as safe as living ordinary humee The report further shows that a man’s chances against injury were such [ that he would have to travel 4,406,659 miles before getting hurt, and go 47,588,966 miles before being killed. At the rate.of 30 miles én hour a man could travel, if nature permitted, on American railways for 181 years, without leaving the cars, before being killed, or with the same amount of security against accident he could go round the earth 1,903 times before meeting his death by accident, and 176 times before getting hurt. : HELD IT IN THE FIRE. Medicine Man Proves His Powers to a Zulu King. Among the great characters of the Zulu is the medicine mam He uses his. eraft wholly by superstition, and states to his astonished people that the great spirit of the moon had revealed to him the cause‘of the complaint, whether it be sickness or crime. The great Dingaam was a chief who was a terror to his medicine man. There was no punishment that was too severe but he would inflict it in an insinuating way on the man of witchery. It is related that his confideritial man and the. great medicine being of the whole Zulu tribe had come under his suspicjon. He was sent for by the king, who welcomed his witch doctor in cordial terms. A large fire was burning near by. The king stated: “My man of medicine, your hands are cold; go nearer to the fire—nearer, Yes, the right hand is very cold. Put it into the fire.” Thus the poor man: was obliged to keep his hand in that fire of white heat until the member had burned to a crisp. aie: command of the‘king was supreme, done indication of the pain would A We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. -ISOARD & SON,

— > 7s Wholesale.. 006. Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agents for the Enterprise Brewing Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. SAT THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE! a pair. fice. THE WHITE HOUSE, Oae Lot of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $x 50 to $£--FO Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacriOur elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a bargain. B. NEWMAN & CO. I make a specialty of it. Lemloy the best workmen and ices e best materials. lowest. use the Weisenburger & Colley, rinwar Marble of Every Deseripon Tombstones and Monuments our orders for any kind of ph ee SKILLFULLY DONE Stoves ) Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater . Sunbeam Box Patterns J) And others Richmond Grand Pacific . Garland Westwood j.And others Heating Stoves Cooking “Stoves My stock of thi Hardware 22%, ty Serie, ie the conipletest-I ever offered As for There is nothing of that kind made that you cannot find on sale when you visit my store. Plain ahd decorated -. In profusion to suit all Crockery tastes and purses. Lam sure I can please you in this department. : If you want Remember that I make a speLamps cialty of them. From the cheapest to the most elaborate will be found here. All kinds of Wire Fencing Have plain.and fancy. _) The best of Paints, Oils A otet Pie. Beat ready mixed Paint sala. uf Fine stock of 'TLERY, represent. Firearms {NP CUT ess dnd the best products of the } GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. It looks well, is everlasting and is cheap. SCHII DT BROS., -. LBADING CIGAR DRALERS, GENERAL ARTHUR Th Rosa HAHMONIA LADY, Best 5. Cent mete e Nevadé City, Cal. BOMEMIAN CLUB ~ COOL, SHARP. BEER. ou are thirsty and feel like taking When yornat famous MILWAUKEE BREWERY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramento street. He knows how to draw-it, and it is always ~~ Cool a Refreshing. © Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARNELL’S . “THE RECEPTION,” “JESSE. : mn “CYR US -N “CAS F opie Se Brandy . enough : Sng drink sient to make you PEBL . : ¢ Wines and Liquors. Private sacsugnae “Rooms in Soninection:. a CRONK BEER -ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PRON rietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, Biring street, will. be ready to d beer about the : : Firstof July:: He guarantees the article to be of the best on iver @@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will]. Building and Mining Lumber, Including Rustic, Flooring, Shingles, Shakes, Etc., Etc. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET. — Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. RESUMED BUSINESS —_—_— GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York Bakery, has opened a First-Class Bakery In the Transcript Block, on Commercial str a few doors above his -o) where he is BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Speclalty. @@F-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes. Constantly on hand. in tod ab Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, ° Henry Lane, = Prop’r ‘The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them rs Re Open day and night, Plastering ——AaND—— Brickwork In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, _ CEMENT WORK, a Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. and that all. was well. HIS FIRST LION. mean instant death. After the seeming suspicion of the king had been gratified he stated that the hand was warm now Ladies’ $75. [len’s $85. Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade. Bievcie Factory in the world, IANA BICYCLE GO., of Indianapolis, Ind. Warranted the BEST of all HIGH GRADE Wheels. Tihistrated catalogue free. Men’s $85. Ladies’ $75 and $85. tof a coming storm. When they “go out . they are dry ‘Vhis relatives in that country will be Hunter Stands Stili and Simply Stares at the Beast. : In “Lion Hunting in Somaliland,” Capt. Mellis tells how he met his first lion—or, rather, two. He had been out on a hunt, finding nothing better than gazelles and antelopes, and at nightfall, after supper, lit his pipe and strolled to the river*bank. After a few minutes spent in meditation he started to return and saw a lion and a lioness, not more than 20 yards distant, eyeing him attentively. Capt. Mellis had not even a knife with him, and felt certain that. if he called for help the beasts would pounce on him, So he did the only thing possible—he stood stock still. hoping*they might take him for an inanimate object. They growled once o: twice, as if they suspected something, but finally drank and went away quietly. After that he never stirred without a weapon of some kind. si MISCELLs.WEOU Ss 11 cMS. —At the funeral of Miss Jennie Rumsey, a popular young woman of Kiowa, ' Kan., the other day, women, acted as pallbearers. —<Yowa almost from the date of its admission has been called the “Hawkeye state,” Hawkeye was the name of a noted Indian chief. —aking the young and the old together, it is found that 26 years is the average at which people die in London. In England and Wales only, more than 100,000. persons are always slowly dying of consumption. Ladies’ bangs are good indicators of curl” the indication is for rain. When and crisp, fair weather will, ensue. When the hair is naturally curly, however, it becomes More S80 Ou the approach of rain. —Silk dresses rustle much more loudly in dry weather, because they are almost devoid of moisture, and the friction between their folds is considerable and noisy; when rain is impending thesilks absorb a portion of the moist-. ure and become almost silent. —A curious lake has been found in the-island of Kildine, in the North sea. It is séparated from the ocean by @ narrow. strip» of landand. contains salt water under the surface, in. which sponges; codfish and other marine, animals flourish. The surface of the water, however, is perteany fresh. and supports diaphnias and ot) creatures. ; k —A Russian citizen of Manistique, Mich.; has received noticefrom the Russian government that he is expected to return to that country and do military service or pay $300, in case of refusal to do: either: of which the property of confiscated. He is a naturalized eitizen of this cou , and has consequently applied to the government authorities her fresh water . ’ We want a live Agent in Nevada City. Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 McAllister St.; San Francisco. SUITS.. style of the art. Latest Best Goods, Finest Trimm High Grade Work. PINE STREET, BET. BROAD AND COMMERCIAL, UPSTAIRS ADJOINING PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Tailored to Order in the highest Cut, ings, AC) t@. Te AD “ DULAGC, Merchant Tailor Cash Works Wonders. CHEAPER THAN #fEr. JAIMIES CAIRNS, B: oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Single Harness Double Harness begas Whit ug: ips Fonschores Whips NEW LIVERY and FEED STABLE Corner or ScHoont anD MarIn STREETS, :NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. E. NORTHUP, = Prop. Fine Horses and Carriages for every occasion always ready. A specialty of conveying passengers from North San Juan to Nevada City to meet any train. Prices to suit the times. COME AND SEE ME. Money Creases<—o=—_ €. o That is the way you find a paper dollar'when youtake it out of your pocket. But the best way to find The Dollar of Your Dade ‘is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers, Such a paper is ve 6 WHO les Daily Transcript : By Brown canitans 2 HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE; F idelityMutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. * eFor Five Cents Per Daye Wee ee meee to the hazard of occuable to work through icing bark ‘socidentally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed; 208.00 le WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are HE PAY Bon 0 for funeral expences L PAY,if you lose a hand and foot h feet and hands, $138.00 to $434.00. } Absolute Protection tothe members wu ee $5.00 life membership fee and dues o' 1.50 per month. LIFE. INSURANCE, Also issues policies of Life Insurance, payin case of death, and 06,00 per Sm Bae wok br pont and sick: r $i at deeth Gr sidbiet end of 18 years, $10.00 per-week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, . You.cannot lose all your i eet a dee The Fidelity Mutual Aid siation is Pree eminently the Lar; and Stro: 3 aone ‘and. Health Deeociatien in the ‘United ie bas $6,000.00 cash deposits wit of California and Mimcori pa Seg Paar ee with. an ample rve Fund and large assets, make its certificate an absolute. guarantee of the solidity of its protection to ite membérs. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager San Francisco, Cal. J. R Davis, Teacher of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. _ Al MUSIC CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the al en of instructing pupils at their own For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., apply to. the Professor, either by ter or personally, at his home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. ing from $1000 to $5.00 Empire Stable, , Broad Street, oR. Kaonss Exchange Hotel, ev’ iy. JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. The Eiapire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES ~ To be found in this part of the State. rt not Hacks to let at on reasonable terms. The horses are free from of style, and capable of going as Peay .— tlemancarestodrive, Sweat Pads, per pair Curry Combs Shawl Straps.. liters . Spurs A Spur Straps... o-Horse Whip Lashes Best Harness Oil, per gallon.. Gloves Gall Cure, per box CLANCY & TAMBLYN jis weight 2300, -sFOR SALE:SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD ean handle them. Ages 10 and 12 years, Also a fine Studebaker spring covered wagon, nearly new. 10 feet long, with two seats, will be sold on reasonable terms. : of wa Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. assayed. © . quartz from from 50 to. 500 lbs. Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by IAS. J. Cre. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and if d iB .. a om cores of every description melted : Bay id Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. .Acids and Crucibles for sale. Dr. A. Chapman, Horseshoers and Farriers, for advice in“the.case. reegive prompt attention “SR g uckleyBuilding Broad st., Neyada City, are Grepared to do ali work in their line in the Best manner and at yates. ; most reasonable WHELIHAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine st: best brands of WINES, LIQUQ: . weprdhs Tad Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge B Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. ~ 4 ‘Teams with haps sere Buggies, Wagons and nse e