July 21, 1897 (4 pages)

i “ +? : gas aie atthe te Horse Breeder's Asscciation . place in Marysville the second week in. next month are now known to be] sufficient to guarantee that the meet-. di, ing will take place. D. E. Knight went to San Franciseo and attended a meeting of the Board of Directors, when the matter was decided.’ If the entries for, the meeting at Chico and eae ee filled as as apnoanced oe McOlure’s Magaz.net ne for August will be a special Midsummer number, with . 8 frontispiece drawh expressly for it,by Bontet de. Morivel, the eminent French illustrator. Among the contributors will be Rudyard Kipling, CyWarman, A. Conan Doyle, Anthony Hope, Robert, Barr, James Whitcomb Riley, William Canton’ (author of ' that charming study of child. life. Book”); Madame Blanc. (of ‘the . French “Revue dés Deux Mondes”), Hamlin Garland, Robert Louis Steventon, John Keadrick Bangs, and Albert Bigelow Paine. It will have a special cover, and most of the’ contributions will be fally illustrated. Ordered a “New Organ. ‘The Board of Directors of the Oaa Fellows Hall Association held a special . —meeting this forenoon for the purpose . @ier to Prince William Sound, July Huntsville, Arkansas, Democrat and. it-. .1 of deciding upon the ‘purchase of a new organ for their hall. After examining the fine organ recently purchased for the Methodist Church it was decided to get one just like it, and an order-for the same was given to the agent, A. P. Hodges. 2 Baseball Next. Sunday. A meeting of the Colts Baseball Club will be held ‘this:evening at Justice Hulbrook’s court room to hear the report of the committee appointed to canvass the proposition regarding the leasing, fencing and fitting up of the Rifle Grounds. Next Sunday the Colts will play with the French Corral club at the Rifle Grounds. Will Get Out a : Mining Ed'tion: O. D. Stevens, traveling representative of the San Francisco News Letter, is here looking at our mines and obtaining data for the mining edition of the News Letter, which is soon to be published. Mr. Stevens is a bright young man and we trust he will be shown every courtesy by our mining men. -Worth Considering. Here is a little news item for the consideration of those who are figuring on making the trip to the Olondyke? “Three mail. carriers wem frozen to deathin Alaska in trying to carry the mail from Sunrise City across the gla9th.” UghtFrozen to death in the middle of summer, — A Just Conttusion: A Grass Valley woman, who was being examined as to her sanity, asked a constable to kiss her, and the court immediately said that. the evidence of her insanity was sufficient, to satisfy him. Now the judze is trying to find out what the constable is mad about. Headed This Way. ‘The Pacific Remedy Co., formerly ‘%xnown as the Romany Oil Co.,will be in this sity in about three weeks. The company carriés a good brass band and troup of good performers. Their son aie <achauee ars new and their dramas very good. Heard From Again. ‘We have received a copy of the contains the address delivered on July Bd by Geo. D. Blakey, formerly of this city. aad Wu You Give Ur all that. health means to you ? If not, look out for impure blood: “Cure boils, pimples, humors and all scrofulons tendencies by taking Hood’ 3 's Sarsaparilla. Hoop’ Pais are » purely ‘vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. Au draggists. The Coke th htest pata, . x E treet. j2l-lm_ f Som New. Hill’s. Mixed . Flavoring Brices at we. Singer. ‘and best . * on ALS AT THE ~ UNION HOTEL Main Street, ‘Nevada City. “dae NORTHWAY, ak PROPRIETOR 0. A. Bliss, Oamptonville, T Outhb , San Mateo, B,D. Jones; orest Hi aie ¥ yon, = ‘L. Moore, . prospects. A ledge a few hundreds of dollars probably not more than $60 sie Gani tag anaes wot iy he had been prospecting, and he in. . "wee? formed a reporter that more than $4000 . ° had’ been stolen; that three’ or fonr . pected of being implicated in the steal. The investigation made shows conelusively that the gentleman had been im-' posed on or misinformed. While the mining work is progressing nicely and the lode is producing a fair quality of ore, it would. be impossible to take from the lower works more than a small amount of gold in‘ the manuer . stated. The only: Superintendent. of the mine is Mr. Dailey, and he is there yet and an owner of" stock ‘of the cothpany. No person connected with the mine has suspicion, or éven thought that Dailey would be guilty of such an act.” ‘ Sie 20> 7c A Perfect Food, Shredded wheat biscuit, the new food . article, is pronounced. by all: who have duced’ in the way of cereal’ prepara: processes while yet in its unbroken state, to remove the fibrous outer ‘coat which has protected the kernel during its growth and traisit, leaving a bright golden berry to which can attach not a remote suspicion of dirt, fungus or microbe. From these processes the grain goes to the shredding machine, when it comes forth in hundreds of delicate, continuous shreds, folding ‘automatically, and lying lightly over and upon each other to a thickness convenient for usé; and thence the product goes direct to the oven. ‘The shredded wheat biscuit can be: made into a variety of ‘hice dishes, that are both delicate and nutritions. Ask for it at Gaylord’s, where all the latesy and freshest groceries and provisions can always be found. Pee The California Mine, The outlook at. the California mine in God’s Country is very irom see and the owners feel’ elated’. thirty “wide has been "tapped, the quartz. averaging from $10 to $15 per ton. A new ‘mill is to be trectéd soon. It will have 20 ranged'so that 20 more can‘ be added . whenever desired. J. Carey of Chero* kee has the contract for building aboat . : a mile of new road, and men are’ now at work upon it. Ready to Be Unbalanced. Ruseell Sage asserts that money is not th only aim of life, and ‘that the sudden\getting of wealth tends to unbalance the average intellect. Mr. Sage having plenty of money: probably has other aims in life, but his principal one seems to be the getting of more. As newspaper men have generally inoré than the average intellect, a sudden influx of wealth would.not seriously atprot SOF SAE ee es it anySSE Tommy. Fooled. _ mantener “Tommy had. a_bitter ‘diseppoint. nient yesterday.” “What was it ?”: “Te}l about it, Tommy.” 5 “The paper said ‘our preacher wuz goin’ to exchange pujpits with eet preacher—an’ I went t’ church, an’ there wuz th’ same pulpit—an’ ‘nother man.” ~ Grove's paige Curt Tomo is a perfect, Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousnesg without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 600. To get the ‘GENUINE ask for Grove’s. jyi96m ° To Ice Consumers, The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to.” Bass ee Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman, Apply at office of Singer Sewing Machine Co., Broad street. #21-1m Laundry Ag Agent. Oity Laundry. All rei ggntin dost net iow Armory eae nto" men had ‘been arrested and ‘they had)” returned the money to avoid prosecu-. tion. He further stated that an ex-. . “W. V:—Her. Superintendent of themine was’ sus-. tions. The grain is treated by patent . stamps for a starter, but will be ar-. ° "William H. Andrews has been apAp pointed agent in this city for the ‘Twin . ' eon ht trctared it be i Bloéd Polson From a Fly Bite. John Eden, who is 61 is employed at Seaman’s bihoksmith sbop, hes a very.core. . hand; The other day he knocked a ‘small piece of ‘skin off bis hand, and was afterwards bitten on the same spot by a fly: As a result of the fly bite he is now suffering from an. attack of ‘blood poison. % —_—= “Does any one know’ ‘wherefore thi . heart of a woman clings to a fat mau?” . eke a waiter in a transatlantic paper -eosis.”’’ ‘*Nature scarcely. offers. any -object-in the whole range of ‘her at tractions less’ heart. stirring than he. count—who became the most abject" slaves, incre odalisques,-in the presence “of 2 man whose 200 pounds of: adipose tried it to be'the finest thing yét {Aissue was all compréssed itito a paltry 5 feet 5 -inches;: heels'inclusive: “And these were not ill favored women ‘in ‘point of culture either; far from it. 1 such amiable and devoted spouses why were among the shrewdest, most politic and. brainiest women I ever met, and who certainly knew what they liked and were well fitted by nature to get it. “*It is time to idealize the fat man— to stcp ridiculing him. The artist whe caricatares him_in the comic weeklies, the. paragrapher who pokes sly fun at bim in-his daily column, the dude who puts op his mcnocle’at him with a smile, are not in it with the fat man where the wonicn ate: concerned. He may not be their Adonis, nor yet their Apollo. But he is their bean ideal of ponderous and g¢vtle ‘magnanimity. And he never stays single—he cannot; He is not allowed to. if he—from mistaken publie policy—tries to'be an old bachelor, some devoted woman will singie him ontin_his oleaginous obacurity apd fall to worsbiping him in a wistful way that his comfort loving” heart cannot. withstand. _And<he marries her. And she atriightway pats him up on a tal and worships him to the end. ‘and from this height he can afford to 00k down benignly on Adonis ° and Apollo, unwedded and ubworshiped.’” ° They Pester House Agents, **You would-not think that we came much in contact with sentimentality in we do,”’ said’ avery well known ‘house ‘athe **We are often a great deal bothered by people, most of whom ‘are women, -who desire that we will hand over to them the keys of houses, empty just at the time, iu which they formerly live? and in which some relative, dearly be. loved and much mourned, died. I have known ‘even’ men who would take a camp stool into a house in this way and sit‘for hours in the bare gid desértéd rooms, “*But the worst nuisance is when people.to whom we have let houses: com: plain that some former tenant’ pesters them with applications, in respect of some lar birthday or other wise, to sit for awhile in some room that is hallowed by associations, Tlie complaints asto such applications are by no means rare in a business of the extent of duis, and the sentimental people = turn very nasfy when they are degit summer a lady committed suicide near a very valuable country hostelry a few miles.ont of London, and dence to the effect that the lady often called and asked that she might sit for hours in gilence in the same corner ag she and her husband, when the latter was alive, used’ to occupy every Sunday attea time. This is just the sort of ultrasentimental person we have pretty commonly to deal with as the applicant -in_ap-acticle.on the ‘Fat Man’s Apoth . And yet I have scen wives, sweethearts . . and sisters—mothers, of course, do not ‘fan recall quite readily a.score or so of . ° “our business, but I can aesure you that . the*proprivtor-of the hosteiry gave evi. ‘for the of empty bonuses, ’'~Pearson’ Weakly Insolvent Notice. Bie Pang Ae fe of Callfornia, OF THE COUNI Pom patter of nes, Shurtiow® and ram pame at eee tcer eoa Guatiet 2 Son, pane tans A. Shurtq ei ac hariae naetek sat Seas ge th e Seagal have a nie age ne gf oing a at here a letter from the citizens ¥. a eS to. tne. at ashonab. . stitable for an office. Enquire of F. iat wash beech ecw eas be ra rig are sgt Ses & month, Eac Westies w Consolidated ‘mine near Blue Tent, Bids are also wanted: for sinking the new incline fifty feet, Oxb © “Hlomn Consotipatep MINING My boveretarind §20-tw. thea BH ek will be sold to ; tatiied city As’ it is seeenery i to pie the stock nt nates palin before the. transfer, is made the entire stock of clothing will be sold = Rat . Less Than Cost iced the sale will last thirty days. and the : goods will be disposed of FOR CASH ONLY. ae Se Yours, Respectfully, ie C. MILLER. © P. Ss, All. the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Setted at Once ne = Lost! ‘dommending the firm of P. ‘Colifee, ‘publishers. Anyone finding it the National iw a = 5 Lame x fg Office For. Rent. scl.nioe front room in the Taansourr Block, “eet 2cents. All druggists. s Prepared by ©. I. Hood & Oo., Lowell, Mass. ". ‘he only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia, A Good Living and more may be made tye any] one with a McAllister Lantern outfit, giving. entertainments or ‘illustrated leclages. oad cepiatd het ew eet ‘7 3 fgAilater’ 8. FE Pine. tures in rage cae and wie GRRE small capital and], ,. energy are all that ae ‘needed. . Notice: to Tax Payers. -plionday, August 2d, 1897. Housekeeper ‘Wanted. a good housekeeper is.wanted. Inquire at se Isoard'& Son's liquor. store, Broad street ji4-tf * ©" ‘German Lessoitis. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy Method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on . Main street. §16-tf Fer Sale, Fine iowsatola furniture of all kinds, in! iots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost hews Will bé sdld' cheap. Inquire at the residence of MRosenberg, East Broad street. 5 _ §16-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Wistake Sa oe ee ee rs. SnD. eal, Cn ASABE GM. RUE, Pay. I will be at my offjce in the City: Hall every Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments. will be mailed; free upon request. T. H. McA.uistEr, . % Washington St; Chicaze. . day, at the hours from 9-to 12’, M., and from , 2to 6 PPM, for the purpose of receiving ’ taxes, E. A. TOMPKINS, ‘City Marshal, Money Saved. is Money Earned. HUNT'S and and save 10. cents every Sak yee et have'your wtweBe bers, No asin Stop That Headache For 8 1-8 Cents. . Cor, Pine and Commercial. You Might as Well Be dash, originali Millinery that. Call at Dickerman’s for a package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders (Three Doses ina Ten Cent Package.) Your money back if it fails to give you relief, * H. DICKERMAN, Prune dows, Will not be made by taking _ time to examine our Sumge “mer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Lads, and the Latest Colors in » * Ait Pricer t that at theolutely Dety Competition. F. J. WHITE, On, BROAD St., Nzar Crry Hau. Cee e \Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable: Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Pisto n Seveous. 3 Wire Ni ‘Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel, Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvdnized iron. Complete Btock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. me pag me Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hoo! Mike wae Brushes, Doors, win’ Oils, Varnishes, "Special attention given to GEO. E. Lcanahbiles Pine St. vancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. Main Street, . a s . eae PURE FOOD — Low. PRICES >VPPeReH >? PF eR Your Grocer is like your Doctor. Yon’ve got to trast him with your HKALTH, and incidentally with your P a aaek. If get hold of tae who. thinks of your ket book to the detriment of your health, you'd better drop. him uicki e healthy customers by sell them pure Too, ‘satisfied caskemane rs ity and freshness about our captivate. The season is adNevada City, Cal. Telephone No, 29. A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss . and Limburger. DRUGS, STATIONERY AND : charging thém low pi Te eo Canned. Corn, Tomatoes. _Pnone ® Sugar Corn from the State. of Three pound cays, Solid Pack Maine-..10 cents percan. ... Gases, r erat re cents Oysters. Salmon. _ Large Cove Oysters, 1pound;Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. ies ck pecinkeces RO CRMRURE CMB iG. ce syescsneias 10 cents Out of the world as out of style. There’s a WOLP’S CASH GROCERY. CAIRO The New. Health Coffee. fy G. RICHARDS, Sole Agent

i “ +? : gas aie atthe te Horse Breeder's Asscciation . place in Marysville the second week in. next month are now known to be] sufficient to guarantee that the meet-. di, ing will take place. D. E. Knight went to San Franciseo and attended a meeting of the Board of Directors, when the matter was decided.’ If the entries for, the meeting at Chico and eae ee filled as as apnoanced oe McOlure’s Magaz.net ne for August will be a special Midsummer number, with . 8 frontispiece drawh expressly for it,by Bontet de. Morivel, the eminent French illustrator. Among the contributors will be Rudyard Kipling, CyWarman, A. Conan Doyle, Anthony Hope, Robert, Barr, James Whitcomb Riley, William Canton’ (author of ' that charming study of child. life. Book”); Madame Blanc. (of ‘the . French “Revue dés Deux Mondes”), Hamlin Garland, Robert Louis Steventon, John Keadrick Bangs, and Albert Bigelow Paine. It will have a special cover, and most of the’ contributions will be fally illustrated. Ordered a “New Organ. ‘The Board of Directors of the Oaa Fellows Hall Association held a special . —meeting this forenoon for the purpose . @ier to Prince William Sound, July Huntsville, Arkansas, Democrat and. it-. .1 of deciding upon the ‘purchase of a new organ for their hall. After examining the fine organ recently purchased for the Methodist Church it was decided to get one just like it, and an order-for the same was given to the agent, A. P. Hodges. 2 Baseball Next. Sunday. A meeting of the Colts Baseball Club will be held ‘this:evening at Justice Hulbrook’s court room to hear the report of the committee appointed to canvass the proposition regarding the leasing, fencing and fitting up of the Rifle Grounds. Next Sunday the Colts will play with the French Corral club at the Rifle Grounds. Will Get Out a : Mining Ed'tion: O. D. Stevens, traveling representative of the San Francisco News Letter, is here looking at our mines and obtaining data for the mining edition of the News Letter, which is soon to be published. Mr. Stevens is a bright young man and we trust he will be shown every courtesy by our mining men. -Worth Considering. Here is a little news item for the consideration of those who are figuring on making the trip to the Olondyke? “Three mail. carriers wem frozen to deathin Alaska in trying to carry the mail from Sunrise City across the gla9th.” UghtFrozen to death in the middle of summer, — A Just Conttusion: A Grass Valley woman, who was being examined as to her sanity, asked a constable to kiss her, and the court immediately said that. the evidence of her insanity was sufficient, to satisfy him. Now the judze is trying to find out what the constable is mad about. Headed This Way. ‘The Pacific Remedy Co., formerly ‘%xnown as the Romany Oil Co.,will be in this sity in about three weeks. The company carriés a good brass band and troup of good performers. Their son aie <achauee ars new and their dramas very good. Heard From Again. ‘We have received a copy of the contains the address delivered on July Bd by Geo. D. Blakey, formerly of this city. aad Wu You Give Ur all that. health means to you ? If not, look out for impure blood: “Cure boils, pimples, humors and all scrofulons tendencies by taking Hood’ 3 's Sarsaparilla. Hoop’ Pais are » purely ‘vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. Au draggists. The Coke th htest pata, . x E treet. j2l-lm_ f Som New. Hill’s. Mixed . Flavoring Brices at we. Singer. ‘and best . * on ALS AT THE ~ UNION HOTEL Main Street, ‘Nevada City. “dae NORTHWAY, ak PROPRIETOR 0. A. Bliss, Oamptonville, T Outhb , San Mateo, B,D. Jones; orest Hi aie ¥ yon, = ‘L. Moore, . prospects. A ledge a few hundreds of dollars probably not more than $60 sie Gani tag anaes wot iy he had been prospecting, and he in. . "wee? formed a reporter that more than $4000 . ° had’ been stolen; that three’ or fonr . pected of being implicated in the steal. The investigation made shows conelusively that the gentleman had been im-' posed on or misinformed. While the mining work is progressing nicely and the lode is producing a fair quality of ore, it would. be impossible to take from the lower works more than a small amount of gold in‘ the manuer . stated. The only: Superintendent. of the mine is Mr. Dailey, and he is there yet and an owner of" stock ‘of the cothpany. No person connected with the mine has suspicion, or éven thought that Dailey would be guilty of such an act.” ‘ Sie 20> 7c A Perfect Food, Shredded wheat biscuit, the new food . article, is pronounced. by all: who have duced’ in the way of cereal’ prepara: processes while yet in its unbroken state, to remove the fibrous outer ‘coat which has protected the kernel during its growth and traisit, leaving a bright golden berry to which can attach not a remote suspicion of dirt, fungus or microbe. From these processes the grain goes to the shredding machine, when it comes forth in hundreds of delicate, continuous shreds, folding ‘automatically, and lying lightly over and upon each other to a thickness convenient for usé; and thence the product goes direct to the oven. ‘The shredded wheat biscuit can be: made into a variety of ‘hice dishes, that are both delicate and nutritions. Ask for it at Gaylord’s, where all the latesy and freshest groceries and provisions can always be found. Pee The California Mine, The outlook at. the California mine in God’s Country is very irom see and the owners feel’ elated’. thirty “wide has been "tapped, the quartz. averaging from $10 to $15 per ton. A new ‘mill is to be trectéd soon. It will have 20 ranged'so that 20 more can‘ be added . whenever desired. J. Carey of Chero* kee has the contract for building aboat . : a mile of new road, and men are’ now at work upon it. Ready to Be Unbalanced. Ruseell Sage asserts that money is not th only aim of life, and ‘that the sudden\getting of wealth tends to unbalance the average intellect. Mr. Sage having plenty of money: probably has other aims in life, but his principal one seems to be the getting of more. As newspaper men have generally inoré than the average intellect, a sudden influx of wealth would.not seriously atprot SOF SAE ee es it anySSE Tommy. Fooled. _ mantener “Tommy had. a_bitter ‘diseppoint. nient yesterday.” “What was it ?”: “Te}l about it, Tommy.” 5 “The paper said ‘our preacher wuz goin’ to exchange pujpits with eet preacher—an’ I went t’ church, an’ there wuz th’ same pulpit—an’ ‘nother man.” ~ Grove's paige Curt Tomo is a perfect, Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousnesg without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 600. To get the ‘GENUINE ask for Grove’s. jyi96m ° To Ice Consumers, The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to.” Bass ee Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman, Apply at office of Singer Sewing Machine Co., Broad street. #21-1m Laundry Ag Agent. Oity Laundry. All rei ggntin dost net iow Armory eae nto" men had ‘been arrested and ‘they had)” returned the money to avoid prosecu-. tion. He further stated that an ex-. . “W. V:—Her. Superintendent of themine was’ sus-. tions. The grain is treated by patent . stamps for a starter, but will be ar-. ° "William H. Andrews has been apAp pointed agent in this city for the ‘Twin . ' eon ht trctared it be i Bloéd Polson From a Fly Bite. John Eden, who is 61 is employed at Seaman’s bihoksmith sbop, hes a very.core. . hand; The other day he knocked a ‘small piece of ‘skin off bis hand, and was afterwards bitten on the same spot by a fly: As a result of the fly bite he is now suffering from an. attack of ‘blood poison. % —_—= “Does any one know’ ‘wherefore thi . heart of a woman clings to a fat mau?” . eke a waiter in a transatlantic paper -eosis.”’’ ‘*Nature scarcely. offers. any -object-in the whole range of ‘her at tractions less’ heart. stirring than he. count—who became the most abject" slaves, incre odalisques,-in the presence “of 2 man whose 200 pounds of: adipose tried it to be'the finest thing yét {Aissue was all compréssed itito a paltry 5 feet 5 -inches;: heels'inclusive: “And

these were not ill favored women ‘in ‘point of culture either; far from it. 1 such amiable and devoted spouses why were among the shrewdest, most politic and. brainiest women I ever met, and who certainly knew what they liked and were well fitted by nature to get it. “*It is time to idealize the fat man— to stcp ridiculing him. The artist whe caricatares him_in the comic weeklies, the. paragrapher who pokes sly fun at bim in-his daily column, the dude who puts op his mcnocle’at him with a smile, are not in it with the fat man where the wonicn ate: concerned. He may not be their Adonis, nor yet their Apollo. But he is their bean ideal of ponderous and g¢vtle ‘magnanimity. And he never stays single—he cannot; He is not allowed to. if he—from mistaken publie policy—tries to'be an old bachelor, some devoted woman will singie him ontin_his oleaginous obacurity apd fall to worsbiping him in a wistful way that his comfort loving” heart cannot. withstand. _And<he marries her. And she atriightway pats him up on a tal and worships him to the end. ‘and from this height he can afford to 00k down benignly on Adonis ° and Apollo, unwedded and ubworshiped.’” ° They Pester House Agents, **You would-not think that we came much in contact with sentimentality in we do,”’ said’ avery well known ‘house ‘athe **We are often a great deal bothered by people, most of whom ‘are women, -who desire that we will hand over to them the keys of houses, empty just at the time, iu which they formerly live? and in which some relative, dearly be. loved and much mourned, died. I have known ‘even’ men who would take a camp stool into a house in this way and sit‘for hours in the bare gid desértéd rooms, “*But the worst nuisance is when people.to whom we have let houses: com: plain that some former tenant’ pesters them with applications, in respect of some lar birthday or other wise, to sit for awhile in some room that is hallowed by associations, Tlie complaints asto such applications are by no means rare in a business of the extent of duis, and the sentimental people = turn very nasfy when they are degit summer a lady committed suicide near a very valuable country hostelry a few miles.ont of London, and dence to the effect that the lady often called and asked that she might sit for hours in gilence in the same corner ag she and her husband, when the latter was alive, used’ to occupy every Sunday attea time. This is just the sort of ultrasentimental person we have pretty commonly to deal with as the applicant -in_ap-acticle.on the ‘Fat Man’s Apoth . And yet I have scen wives, sweethearts . . and sisters—mothers, of course, do not ‘fan recall quite readily a.score or so of . ° “our business, but I can aesure you that . the*proprivtor-of the hosteiry gave evi. ‘for the of empty bonuses, ’'~Pearson’ Weakly Insolvent Notice. Bie Pang Ae fe of Callfornia, OF THE COUNI Pom patter of nes, Shurtiow® and ram pame at eee tcer eoa Guatiet 2 Son, pane tans A. Shurtq ei ac hariae naetek sat Seas ge th e Seagal have a nie age ne gf oing a at here a letter from the citizens ¥. a eS to. tne. at ashonab. . stitable for an office. Enquire of F. iat wash beech ecw eas be ra rig are sgt Ses & month, Eac Westies w Consolidated ‘mine near Blue Tent, Bids are also wanted: for sinking the new incline fifty feet, Oxb © “Hlomn Consotipatep MINING My boveretarind §20-tw. thea BH ek will be sold to ; tatiied city As’ it is seeenery i to pie the stock nt nates palin before the. transfer, is made the entire stock of clothing will be sold = Rat . Less Than Cost iced the sale will last thirty days. and the : goods will be disposed of FOR CASH ONLY. ae Se Yours, Respectfully, ie C. MILLER. © P. Ss, All. the Accounts Due the Firm Should be Setted at Once ne = Lost! ‘dommending the firm of P. ‘Colifee, ‘publishers. Anyone finding it the National iw a = 5 Lame x fg Office For. Rent. scl.nioe front room in the Taansourr Block, “eet 2cents. All druggists. s Prepared by ©. I. Hood & Oo., Lowell, Mass. ". ‘he only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilia, A Good Living and more may be made tye any] one with a McAllister Lantern outfit, giving. entertainments or ‘illustrated leclages. oad cepiatd het ew eet ‘7 3 fgAilater’ 8. FE Pine. tures in rage cae and wie GRRE small capital and], ,. energy are all that ae ‘needed. . Notice: to Tax Payers. -plionday, August 2d, 1897. Housekeeper ‘Wanted. a good housekeeper is.wanted. Inquire at se Isoard'& Son's liquor. store, Broad street ji4-tf * ©" ‘German Lessoitis. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy Method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on . Main street. §16-tf Fer Sale, Fine iowsatola furniture of all kinds, in! iots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost hews Will bé sdld' cheap. Inquire at the residence of MRosenberg, East Broad street. 5 _ §16-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Wistake Sa oe ee ee rs. SnD. eal, Cn ASABE GM. RUE, Pay. I will be at my offjce in the City: Hall every Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments. will be mailed; free upon request. T. H. McA.uistEr, . % Washington St; Chicaze. . day, at the hours from 9-to 12’, M., and from , 2to 6 PPM, for the purpose of receiving ’ taxes, E. A. TOMPKINS, ‘City Marshal, Money Saved. is Money Earned. HUNT'S and and save 10. cents every Sak yee et have'your wtweBe bers, No asin Stop That Headache For 8 1-8 Cents. . Cor, Pine and Commercial. You Might as Well Be dash, originali Millinery that. Call at Dickerman’s for a package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders (Three Doses ina Ten Cent Package.) Your money back if it fails to give you relief, * H. DICKERMAN, Prune dows, Will not be made by taking _ time to examine our Sumge “mer line of Shoes. We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Lads, and the Latest Colors in » * Ait Pricer t that at theolutely Dety Competition. F. J. WHITE, On, BROAD St., Nzar Crry Hau. Cee e \Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable: Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Pisto n Seveous. 3 Wire Ni ‘Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel, Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvdnized iron. Complete Btock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. me pag me Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hoo! Mike wae Brushes, Doors, win’ Oils, Varnishes, "Special attention given to GEO. E. Lcanahbiles Pine St. vancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. Main Street, . a s . eae PURE FOOD — Low. PRICES >VPPeReH >? PF eR Your Grocer is like your Doctor. Yon’ve got to trast him with your HKALTH, and incidentally with your P a aaek. If get hold of tae who. thinks of your ket book to the detriment of your health, you'd better drop. him uicki e healthy customers by sell them pure Too, ‘satisfied caskemane rs ity and freshness about our captivate. The season is adNevada City, Cal. Telephone No, 29. A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss . and Limburger. DRUGS, STATIONERY AND : charging thém low pi Te eo Canned. Corn, Tomatoes. _Pnone ® Sugar Corn from the State. of Three pound cays, Solid Pack Maine-...10 cents percan. ...... Gases, r erat re cents Oysters. Salmon. _ Large Cove Oysters, 1pound;Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. ies ck pecinkeces RO CRMRURE CMB iG. ce syescsneias 10 cents Out of the world as out of style. There’s a WOLP’S CASH GROCERY. CAIRO The New. Health Coffee. fy G. RICHARDS, Sole Agent