July 29, 1897 (4 pages)

i ceamadiens IE TRANSCRIPT} Established Sept. 6, 1960, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVARA CO., CALLFORNLA TI BROWN & CALKINS. JULY 29, 1847. PROSPSERITY'S WAVE, Colozel «Shaw Opiuss It Passed Him Bousd This Way. “Yes, the wave has struck the other const aud Iam not sure but that it has mude iiS way across the continent ahead of me on the railroad train,” said Col. H. GC. Shaw of Stockton to the Mail man~as he greeted -him on the sireet, The-+Colonel left the 15th of last month fora visit to the East, going as far as “way down East in Maine.” He spent several weeks in that State and also visited at Boston, stopping at New York and Chicago on his way back. “There is surely.some truth in the reported revival of business in the Eastern cities,” continued Mr. Shaw, “for I could see that things looked brighter than they used to write me that they did, and the business men tuld me they were really so. Some say that t didu’t talk to Democrats on the subject and I confess that I didn’t want to, for they really seemed to be sorry that the times were better than they had been. For that reason I found that they were pretty good people to stay. away from when the subject of politics was mentioned. Several times on my way across the country I talked with travelers. as they got on the train and I seemed to find that the wave of prosperity had already reached most of the places. The last man that.J talked with was a merchant of Butte, Montana. His report was that the people of that community were overjoyed at the prospect. Not only were the mines doing well but the sheep men, of whom there are many in Montana, were coming outa long distance ahead of the money making game on account of the improvement in their business. He declared that he had seen more men seeking business and more money seekiug opportunity of investment within the last four montbs than he had in the four preceding years. That is the one test of whethe, confidence bas been restored. When the people are afraid to let their money go into a business enterprise it is because they are afraid that that enterprise will not be successful. It is that tear is passing away from the minds of the people. We have some ot it already ou the coast and we will get more.” THURSDBA'. _-——¢-e@e-2 —--——-—— Not as Predicted. Those prophets of evil, predicting all sorts of failures and misfortunes for Secretary Sherman’s conduct of the State Department upon the theory that he had passed the stage of active life und usetulness,find themselves brought up with a round turn by Mr. Sherman’s ringing letter of instructions to Minister Hay on the fur-seal question. No document emanating trom the State . Department in many years-has shown yreater vigor, clearness of perception, und fearlessness in the cause of justice than this, and it is incidentally a stinging rebuke to those who have, by direction or innuendo, been attacking the Secretary of State, and through him the administration. pil Sed aa aiety cele en ss A Good Appointment. T. V. Powderly, of Pennsylvania, ‘the old-uume Master Workman of the Koigits of Labor, has been appointed by President McKinley to the offive of Commissioner.of Immigration. This is a proper and meritorious appointment. No abler friend and co-worker among Jaborers can be found than Mr. Powderly. It was only because of his conservative notions and reluctanee to order strikes that he was superceded in the order of. Workmen by the widemouthed, hot-headed demagogue, Sovereign. +@e + To Intercede For Worden. Mrs. Mary G. Jones of this State, or better known to the public as “the mother of the American Railway Union,” is on her way to Washington to see President McKinley tor the purpose of interceding with the president in behalf of Salter D. Worden. She is srmed with letters from all the labor organizations of the United States and President Debs ot the. Social Democracy. . Assignments of Our Congressmen. + @e + ~~. —-The following California Congressmen have beep appointed upon commit:ees by Speaker Reed: fugene F. Loud,Chairman of the Committee on Postotices and Post Roads; Marion DeVries, Member ot the Committee on Public Lands; James G. Maguire, Pacific Railroads; 8. G. Hilboru, Naval Affairs. Wut You Give Up all that health ‘meaus to you? [f not, look out for impure bioo?’. Cure boils, pimples, humors and all serofulous tendencies by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilta. Hoop's Puts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druzgists. I rrr rrr \y No Cure—No Pay. ‘ That is the way all druggists se! @ROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma change on. street railroads, has decided that STREET CAR FARES. Incidents That Led Up to the Two Dollar Change Rule, The court of appeals of the city of New York, in the matter of making conductors need not change $5 in order to collect a’single fare. All street railroad companies are required to have a rule to the effect that the conductors furnish change to the amount of $2. Beyond this they need’ not go unless they choose, If the conductor demands fare and the passenger has nothing less. than $5 with which to pay it, . the conductor is upheld by law in. stopping the car and requesting the passengér to get off. Failing to do this, he can use reasonable force in : ejecting the delinquent. Actions for. assault and battery which under, almost any other circumstances would hold are not admitted in’ cases like this in New York state. It is not difficult to see how it. might be extremely inconvenient, if not impossible, for a conductor to_ change $5 notes for 5 cent fares. The conductor starts out with but a° small amount of change, and it might occur that a number of per: ' sons had no small bills. . “ Gun’ Goes Off instantly when you pull the trigger. Sosicknessmay come . on suddenly. But it takes time to load the gun, and it takes time to get ready for those explosionscalleddiseases. Coughs, colds, any “attack,” whatever B the subject be, often means pre& ceding weakness and poor blood. & Are you getting thin? Is § our appetite poor? Are you & osing that snap, enerey and vigor that make “clzar-headedB ness?” Do one thing: build Bf: up your whole system with & SCOTT’S EMULSION of & Cod-liver Oil. It is the essence of nourishment. It does not # nauseate, does not trouble the & My Plea: = Aim Is To se. a ceaeastpadieahabeleseabsleseseie seated te e @ = The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, ie, The Best t) it SY a eee ie Goods, The Best Fit. NZe ie CLI © A Fi The Chea ne ot Business Suit For $25. TEE SHES FRANK T. SMITH, Pine Street, Nevada City. ‘have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. HOLD ON! . HOLD ON! you We ‘hold no specials, nor do we have special sale aay®. ne 'sold at bargains at all times. If you do not w ant to tz our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s-and Boys’ Clothing me Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods , Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, 'dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents.a > Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 We advise you to hold on to your money until Misses’ and C hilExtra fine stomach. And it replaces all that disease robs you of. A bock telling more about it sent free. Ask for it. Some years ago a conductor on a street railroad in a western city, . SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. who was understood as not particu. larly obliging, was made the victim . of a practical joke that nearly upset . him. A couple of young women . boarded a car on their way down . town. They really had no change . and nothing smaller than $5. They . offered it, and the conductor rather . rudely declined to take it. There} was no law or rule limiting the . amount he was to make change for, . so the girls insisted, and the man . had no alternative but to stop his . car ata corner and go into a store . and get the change. He was delayed . and came back very angry, in con. sequence of which he made some” remarks not strictly in accordance . with the usages of polite society, . ending .up with the declaration that . if those girls came on his car again : with a $5 note to change he would . put them off. A few days afterward . ademure looking damsel boarded . his car at a long distance up town. . She offered a $5 bill with an apology, saying it wag the smallest she . bad and would he please change it. . He attempted to do’so and succeeded . only after all the other passengers . had paid in their fares. A few blocks lower down, on came another miss with another $5 note. This the man was obliged to get: change at a store near by where he always stopped to water his horses. Some distance farther this experience was repeated, until, before the shopping district was reached, . seven $5 bills had been presented by seven young women, who from all as permit butter to melt in their mouths. Long before No. 7 made her appearance the passengers had caught the little game, and~as the conductor was known to be of an exceedingly irascible disposition they had their own fun over it. The girls did not even look at one another, nor did they give a single hint that they were acquaintéd. It is doubtless incidents of. this sort that have made the restriction to $2 necessary.—New York Ledger. Scientists’ Wives. Apropos of the droll surprises that await the woman who marries a man addicted to practical science the following anecdote is related: On the Palisades a cottage had been erected containing a laboratory for the development of untold scientific mysteries. One day the unscientific bride observed a water bug—which had apparently mate rialized for the occasion—endeavoring unsuccessfully to climb out of a deep tub. Not having a fondness for bugs, she called to her husband to come and seize him and put him to death, The husband gallantly rush ed to the rescue, but, becoming interested in the scientific aspect of the creature, slowly replicd: “No, I'll not ‘kill him. I'll take his weight and the-angle at which he invariably slips back into the tub, and then we shall have his co. efficient of adhesion.”’ Whereat the amazed lady became speechless, marveling great at the) resources of the scientific masculine . mind.— Youth’s Companion. ! —_——— When They All Fell In. With the gayer young men of the ; town, too, Washington Irving played . a spirited part. ‘“‘The Nine Wor-. . thies’’ and ‘‘The Lads of Kilkenny” . were the names under which a group, of them met and dined and frolicked. Most of.these worthies attained distinction of one sort or another in their later years, and the conscience of the day suffered no great shock from their convivial doings. A story is gayly told of one of them return. ing alone from a dinner and falling through a grating in the sidewalk. He could not get out and feared an ill night of it, but one by one the rest of. the party which he had left fell into the same pit, and there . they spent the remainder of. the . night happily together.—Bookman. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, I laria, Chilts and Fever.~ It is simp! Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children iove it. Adults prefer it t» pitter, nouseating Tonics. Price, 60 cents. jy 19-4m Dentists. ifiige in Odd Fellows Buildi ig: BroadStreet Nevada City, (al. ‘ FINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS «* iJ. LNGS, . EXTRACTIN. BS 8) FULLY bc EB € appearances would never so much} } wor. find Broad Strest,a The { } a } . plianee of the kind in the world. True. it costs . more than some others, but it is worth more. . When it eures tts price is nothing. and this ts the . one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s ° Electric Belt—to cure It does eure, and the book . “Three Classes of Men" ls fuil of preof. Get it, free. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, San Francisco. \ . : Wf y Best KH: dvertisements Are not published, but you will find them in and arcuud Nevada City. 9 In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs a AXD ~ a HIGH GRADE 4 Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. {You are cordially invited to call. Moore, {THE PHOTOGRAPHER. =— En‘ir: Sat'sfaction Cuarenteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 1) or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. 1 Thoroughbrée Wagon andl Parge Wood Wagon. 8 dozen Chickens Good Celiar and Storehouse. fas Farming Implements go with the place, Also 60 acres good Timber.Land, fine Vineyard, tot of Fruit Trees all in bear ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get it at A Great Bargiin. Forterms and-particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, Upper West Broad Street. jul6 A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers) % Broad street, Nevada City, Cak., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, We have thecelebrated ENTERPRISE KEG BEER, and sell it at the same price as other keg beer. It is the best. Phil Miid REPAIRS BOOTS ¥ eR AND SHOESH RRR stems nan anywhere else in Nevada itv, The clacs of work 1S SECOND TO NONE. Give me a trial, end for promptness of . k, good work ani low prices you will . 1 beat all others. . a liber rcienmienteacle : j-.oat deh @8 Boots and Shoes . ‘o order. at a lower .rate . e Depot for . ‘Fancy Groceries “BEEHIVE . GROCERY 6 cents. ; iicees and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents cach, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold:elsewhere at 25 cents. ° . Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced’to 10 cents. ° s Cuffs, . 20 cents. Proprietor ‘20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. Agency For--lonogram Whiskey ‘ + Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale so PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Tt ts the most Ye ls_eurrent ta . MEATS AND FISH. common sense ee felt all the time . bg 4 known 4% it is on the; for. the-eure of body, and can’ ; 7 oe fe cikaintes, tad cre ee ee er PI 25 ' Duffy's Malt.c...5 . 1.00 \ THEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND y . “full . to purehase an electric helt you urdenttedly Gamecock Whisky quart:: I 00 vant the best made. This can truly be ssid of eat Dr. Sanden's Flectrie Belt; that it has oo supeTXT, Whisky Cee 75 cior In power of electric current, rin leer nor ; R. Beer ,Per. convenience in using. Eleetricity properly apreve) plied by 9 good electric belt fs a most emective Bryant s “ t re bottle * 10 cemedy for the cure of Many neryers and chronic : ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted .hirty yeare . Hire s 2 3 for 50 to the perfection of this electric belt, which now . contuins improvements possessed by no other ap. 2 Ot Oe Oe Se is the: Best. Give it a Trial. “-' All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. : MANAGER. J. LEVY, Telephone 203—3 Bells. Battle iprvgetess 30 “TET G6doD DIGESTION Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25 : 4 ic bulk, per gal. 50 WAIT ON APPETITE” Olives, * = I 25 { le Pape 4 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Says our old friend Shakespeare. nat’s the Everything else in proportion. “ ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s ncthing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. se aphasia tesa ae KINKEAD . FURNITURE. Better Kinds THAN ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. Price Right. Style Better. KINKEAD’S Commercial Street Cash Stores. Y s is ea aS V? Ss s Everything fresh and new, and prices that sin.ply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s straight’ goods. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. ‘The Plaza Store<=-—. FISCHER BROS, Props. Ts constantly supplied with an extensive and fresh stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order UAAYTPAUATER AUATRP AML AULAU TTP AALPTP ORY UNL NPP AMA SAA UbA TTP UMA TP UMA NtT Ad TYVPAAAYTPAMAATP UTEP AUAETP Ab ATPA 3 = = = = = i = = = 3 = S should A Reliable Timekeeper. carry THERE'S A TIME To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to dance; in facta time for all things, but to have the.correct time you ~~ SESS SS Oe ou want a good Wateh, in Open Face or Hunting Case something that you can bet on, feall at LUETJE & BRAND'S lBroada Street, Near Pine. . ALL WATCHES ARE NOT Reliable, but if Gold .or_ Silver ae SSS SS . A Full Stock of Jewelry, Including ‘the Latest. Novelties of al 8. Kverything warranted to be as represented. Pay ? . \ Fruits and Vegetables) :seeessscessasssases: ig Received Fresh Daily. 3 Enlarged all Improved. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Ks Having recently enlarged: fe plant, we are prepared to buy a Daisies Mi : Re i f sigreat variety’ of other beautiful Gace je, Gold, Silver and Copper OTTO’S ICE CREAM. . *. Ores and Sulphurets ° ° y At the highest market price. _ The Union Fruit Store) 3 (te forse before tisposing Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. a” T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor te Wallace & McMath. i OPPS igure COOL, SHARP BEER. ie ve an ore abienty ar feel like taking a ass of that famous MILWAUKEK tWSRY BEER, call ou pe te CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. The O. K. Painter. House Painting p Neatly and Quickly Done. aper Hanging, scciany. . Done in an Artistic » anner. Sign Painting, Graining, As Good as the Best. Prices to suit the ti ; Phebe bok nay ne tines. Estimates givea H. L. SWEENEY. Orders may be add the Nevada City Posscmec He knows how to draw it, and it in alw >’ 5 ave Cool aud Refreshing. All hinds of Wines and Liquors. Private Rooms in conueetion. : Nevada City Transfer Co. aehisre se DRAYING AND HAULING. ee neo ee = cna SCHMIDT BROS., Particular attention paid to the transportution of baggage for theatrical parties. _ OOD for sale. D. 5. BAKER, ae cE LEADING CIGAR { EALERS, REMOVAL NOTICE. Pine ~ eee degeensvaxsede sy Nevada City Cat, LEADING : ARDY, Bont 5S Cent Cigar nsec NEW YORK Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. Baked Every Day. —— an Ay above tools Bi Wed.ing Cakes to Order a Speciatty BAKERY CARL SEIBT, Proprietor oe he 4 Fish, Fruit WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, (gt his Stand, one door Below Armory Pilani Re hse me Vegetable The Bear Cigar Factory J. P. CONWAY, Prop., —-IN statx —. GENERAL ARTHUR’ HUM tae ESTR BORD TIMP 3 PIAS. REMOVED TO THE NORTHWEST LA ROSA’ ‘BOHKMIAN GLU . GHC Radeon pod Fine streets in the cee oor , tinue the manufacture of re ties some THE BEST : * é : ; ST (CF WORK. FINE CIGARS, > Come andsee me PS THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always find this at my new stand. Hall, . P, CONWAY, motto prevails at my Sat: BROAD STREET, rE Hovelty Font Working ani Repair Shop < : iy A specia Receives Fresh Bish and Crabe every Puce)” W. W, WAGGONER, ING? MOULDINGS of all kinds on-hand Ave aon Toarasey evenings. a! Civil Engineer and Surveyor. H.C Ww ortest notice, Ir hand. 2 YEOOTY -U. S MINE ie A o Nw dhiare promptly ailed. @ ds dotiveroe . LM ome ation MA Read, SERVEN OR EISENBURGER, wee ¢ vadaCity. Mloek. Be mestoae aes ival, Shop on the Plaza. BYADA CITY SUPT AUA fa. TPAMANYPGAANRP LLYN I 4b HR AALNDPUUAYOP UL THPauuttY® TRA TRLEPHOY “THE THURSDAY. A List of Some of Will Take * The dates fixed purses at the coming Glenbrook Park are _ MONDAY, A Ist race, Glenbro ‘Purse, 1 mile, for 3-y Ladies purse,for 2= TURSDAY, Al . , Nevada County pu and over, % mile. Grass Valley Purse WEDNES Miners’ Union Pu mile. Holbrook Hotel, G: handicap, 144 miles, THURS! Nevada County Na Purse, 1 1-16 miles, al Champion mine pu for 2-year-olds. FRIDA Nevada County Pr cap, 1 niile. Bs SATURI Woodpecker Cigar Rector Broa. Nati 11 miles handicap. . The above, as sta’ ; fixed events. The ot named the night bef of them will be inter there will be five ort There will be addit run for and they w from time to time. ------+ e@e Board-of Ex The City Board o evening re-elected J sey assistant teac!l School. Bills were allowed George F. Adair, le $22.32. : E. J. Baker, mov times, $9. A. Blumenthal, rib ‘baages, $7.10. Legg & Shaw Oo., s W. D. Vinton, chen Mrs. W. H. Crawf« $3.80. Ogden Bros., boxes I. J. Rolfe, insuran Matters relating t house were taken up the Board. ———— + om Bad State « The Grass Valley fing a good trade f Scarcely a day passe of the Grass Valle; are not seen on our f for some of our pe “reciprocity” come If this way of doing ues times will be sti are now. Toa man naturally seem that ware, dry goods, p kinds of trade woul the business men of seems not. -—--—_—— + -#@ * Elder Needha eG Rev. A. T. Needha of the M. KE. church district, will soon re has been serving as this district for the lougest term for wh office under the ru] ~ 0@ The Sale Will The contemplated clothing store to M been declared off. will'take charge of will reside here wit! who are now at 8 Baruhb-will resign as _ ee ausaaL Concert to . On Friday eveni . concert. given at.th day pvight under ' Mr. J. B. Warburto Both Mr. Warburtc \will appear in an e) ‘ections upon the . tis well known that artists of high abi ‘tunity is seldom ¢ sueh musicians i served seats can be for 50 cts.; genera children 165 cts. ———++ Someth i F JACKSON'S. _--———Best in . The Singer Ser Broad street. —_ UNION Main Street J. A. NORTHWA 7. £7, Graham, § Samuel Savanni ©. Measche, O. Gardiner, ° L. Chester, 7. W. O'Neil, S _ ©. BE. Gedney, A. Thompson a Thomas R. Dav J.C. Davis, Da A. B. Flohr, Fr ' Steve Kelly, Pe J. Anderson, D i. EB. Coolridgs T. Cahill, Colu -M. Friedman, t

i ceamadiens IE TRANSCRIPT} Established Sept. 6, 1960, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVARA CO., CALLFORNLA TI BROWN & CALKINS. JULY 29, 1847. PROSPSERITY'S WAVE, Colozel «Shaw Opiuss It Passed Him Bousd This Way. “Yes, the wave has struck the other const aud Iam not sure but that it has mude iiS way across the continent ahead of me on the railroad train,” said Col. H. GC. Shaw of Stockton to the Mail man~as he greeted -him on the sireet, The-+Colonel left the 15th of last month fora visit to the East, going as far as “way down East in Maine.” He spent several weeks in that State and also visited at Boston, stopping at New York and Chicago on his way back. “There is surely.some truth in the reported revival of business in the Eastern cities,” continued Mr. Shaw, “for I could see that things looked brighter than they used to write me that they did, and the business men tuld me they were really so. Some say that t didu’t talk to Democrats on the subject and I confess that I didn’t want to, for they really seemed to be sorry that the times were better than they had been. For that reason I found that they were pretty good people to stay. away from when the subject of politics was mentioned. Several times on my way across the country I talked with travelers. as they got on the train and I seemed to find that the wave of prosperity had already reached most of the places. The last man that.J talked with was a merchant of Butte, Montana. His report was that the people of that community were overjoyed at the prospect. Not only were the mines doing well but the sheep men, of whom there are many in Montana, were coming outa long distance ahead of the money making game on account of the improvement in their business. He declared that he had seen more men seeking business and more money seekiug opportunity of investment within the last four montbs than he had in the four preceding years. That is the one test of whethe, confidence bas been restored. When the people are afraid to let their money go into a business enterprise it is because they are afraid that that enterprise will not be successful. It is that tear is passing away from the minds of the people. We have some ot it already ou the coast and we will get more.” THURSDBA'.. _-——¢-e@e-2 —--——-—— Not as Predicted. Those prophets of evil, predicting all sorts of failures and misfortunes for Secretary Sherman’s conduct of the State Department upon the theory that he had passed the stage of active life und usetulness,find themselves brought up with a round turn by Mr. Sherman’s ringing letter of instructions to Minister Hay on the fur-seal question. No document emanating trom the State . Department in many years-has shown yreater vigor, clearness of perception, und fearlessness in the cause of justice than this, and it is incidentally a stinging rebuke to those who have, by direction or innuendo, been attacking the Secretary of State, and through him the administration. pil Sed aa aiety cele en ss A Good Appointment. T. V. Powderly, of Pennsylvania, ‘the old-uume Master Workman of the Koigits of Labor, has been appointed by President McKinley to the offive of Commissioner.of Immigration. This is a proper and meritorious appointment. No abler friend and co-worker among Jaborers can be found than Mr. Powderly. It was only because of his conservative notions and reluctanee to order strikes that he was superceded in the order of. Workmen by the widemouthed, hot-headed demagogue, Sovereign. +@e + To Intercede For Worden. Mrs. Mary G. Jones of this State, or better known to the public as “the mother of the American Railway Union,” is on her way to Washington to see President McKinley tor the purpose of interceding with the president in behalf of Salter D. Worden. She is srmed with letters from all the labor organizations of the United States and President Debs ot the. Social Democracy. . Assignments of Our Congressmen. + @e + ~~. —-The following California Congressmen have beep appointed upon commit:ees by Speaker Reed: fugene F. Loud,Chairman of the Committee on Postotices and Post Roads; Marion DeVries, Member ot the Committee on Public Lands; James G. Maguire, Pacific Railroads; 8. G. Hilboru, Naval Affairs. Wut You Give Up all that health ‘meaus to you? [f not, look out for impure bioo?’. Cure boils, pimples, humors and all serofulous tendencies by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilta. Hoop's Puts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druzgists. I rrr rrr \y No Cure—No Pay. ‘ That is the way all druggists se! @ROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma change on. street railroads, has decided that STREET CAR FARES. Incidents That Led Up to the Two Dollar Change Rule, The court of appeals of the city of New York, in the matter of making conductors need not change $5 in order to collect a’single fare. All street railroad companies are required to have a rule to the effect that the conductors furnish change to the amount of $2. Beyond this they need’ not go unless they choose, If the conductor demands fare and the passenger has nothing less. than $5 with which to pay it, . the conductor is upheld by law in. stopping the car and requesting the passengér to get off. Failing to do this, he can use reasonable force in : ejecting the delinquent. Actions for. assault and battery which under, almost any other circumstances would hold are not admitted in’ cases like this in New York state. It is not difficult to see how it. might be extremely inconvenient, if not impossible, for a conductor to_ change $5 notes for 5 cent fares. The conductor starts out with but a° small amount of change, and it might occur that a number of per: ' sons had no small bills. . “ Gun’ Goes Off instantly when you pull the trigger. Sosicknessmay come . on suddenly. But it takes time to load the gun, and it takes time to get ready for those explosionscalleddiseases. Coughs, colds, any “attack,” whatever B the subject be, often means pre& ceding weakness and poor blood. & Are you getting thin? Is § our appetite poor? Are you & osing that snap, enerey and vigor that make “clzar-headedB ness?” Do one thing: build Bf: up your whole system with & SCOTT’S EMULSION of & Cod-liver Oil. It is the essence of nourishment. It does not # nauseate, does not trouble the & My Plea: = Aim Is To se. a ceaeastpadieahabeleseabsleseseie seated te e @ = The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, ie, The Best t) it SY a eee ie Goods, The Best Fit. NZe ie CLI © A Fi The Chea ne ot Business Suit For $25. TEE SHES FRANK T. SMITH, Pine Street, Nevada City. ‘have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. HOLD ON! . HOLD ON! you We ‘hold no specials, nor do we have special sale aay®. ne 'sold at bargains at all times. If you do not w ant to tz our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s-and Boys’ Clothing me Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods , Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, 'dren’s BLACK HOSE.. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents.a > Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 We advise you to hold on to your money until Misses’ and C hilExtra fine stomach. And it replaces all that disease robs you of. A bock telling more about it sent free. Ask for it. Some years ago a conductor on a street railroad in a western city, . SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. who was understood as not particu. larly obliging, was made the victim . of a practical joke that nearly upset . him. A couple of young women . boarded a car on their way down . town. They really had no change . and nothing smaller than $5. They . offered it, and the conductor rather . rudely declined to take it. There} was no law or rule limiting the . amount he was to make change for, . so the girls insisted, and the man . had no alternative but to stop his . car ata corner and go into a store . and get the change. He was delayed . and came back very angry, in con. sequence of which he made some” remarks not strictly in accordance . with the usages of polite society, . ending .up with the declaration that . if those girls came on his car again : with a $5 note to change he would . put them off. A few days afterward . ademure looking damsel boarded . his car at a long distance up town. . She offered a $5 bill with an apology, saying it wag the smallest she . bad and would he please change it. . He attempted to do’so and succeeded . only after all the other passengers . had paid in their fares. A few blocks lower down, on came another miss with another $5 note. This the man was obliged to get: change at a store near by where he always stopped to water his horses. Some distance farther this experience was repeated, until, before the shopping district was reached, . seven $5 bills had been presented by seven young women, who from all as permit butter to melt in their mouths. Long before No. 7 made her appearance the passengers had caught the little game, and~as the conductor was known to be of an exceedingly irascible disposition they had their own fun over it. The girls did not even look at one another, nor did they give a single hint that they were acquaintéd. It is doubtless incidents of. this sort that have made the restriction to $2 necessary.—New York Ledger. Scientists’ Wives. Apropos of the droll surprises that await the woman who marries a man addicted to practical science the following anecdote is related: On the Palisades a cottage had been erected containing a laboratory for the development of untold scientific mysteries. One day the unscientific bride observed a water bug—which had apparently mate rialized for the occasion—endeavoring unsuccessfully to climb out of a deep tub. Not having a fondness for bugs, she called to her husband to come and seize him and put him to death, The husband gallantly rush ed to the rescue, but, becoming interested in the scientific aspect of the creature, slowly replicd: “No, I'll not ‘kill him. I'll take his weight and the-angle at which he invariably slips back into the tub, and then we shall have his co. efficient of adhesion.”’ Whereat the amazed lady became speechless, marveling great at the) resources of the scientific masculine . mind.— Youth’s Companion. ! —_——— When They All Fell In. With the gayer young men of the ; town, too, Washington Irving played . a spirited part. ‘“‘The Nine Wor-. . thies’’ and ‘‘The Lads of Kilkenny” . were the names under which a group, of them met and dined and frolicked. Most of.these worthies attained distinction of one sort or another in their later years, and the conscience of the day suffered no great shock from their convivial doings. A story is gayly told of one of them return. ing alone from a dinner and falling through a grating in the sidewalk. He could not get out and feared an ill night of it, but one by one the rest of. the party which he had left fell into the same pit, and there . they spent the remainder of. the . night happily together.—Bookman. J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, I laria, Chilts and Fever.~ It is simp! Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children iove it. Adults prefer it t» pitter, nouseating Tonics. Price, 60 cents. jy 19-4m Dentists. ifiige in Odd Fellows Buildi ig: BroadStreet Nevada City, (al. ‘ FINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS «* iJ. LNGS, . EXTRACTIN. BS 8) FULLY bc EB € appearances would never so much} } wor. find Broad Strest,a The { } a } . plianee of the kind in the world. True. it costs . more than some others, but it is worth more. . When it eures tts price is nothing. and this ts the . one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s ° Electric Belt—to cure It does eure, and the book . “Three Classes of Men" ls fuil of preof. Get it, free. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, San Francisco. \ . : Wf y Best KH: dvertisements Are not published, but you will find them in and arcuud Nevada City. 9 In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs a AXD ~ a HIGH GRADE 4 Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. {You are cordially invited to call. Moore, {THE PHOTOGRAPHER. =— En‘ir: Sat'sfaction Cuarenteed, Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 1) or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. 1 Thoroughbrée Wagon andl Parge Wood Wagon. 8 dozen Chickens Good Celiar and Storehouse. fas Farming Implements go with the place, Also 60 acres good Timber.Land, fine Vineyard, tot of Fruit Trees all in bear ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get it at A Great Bargiin. Forterms and-particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, Upper West Broad Street. jul6

A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers) % Broad street, Nevada City, Cak., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, We have thecelebrated ENTERPRISE KEG BEER, and sell it at the same price as other keg beer. It is the best. Phil Miid REPAIRS BOOTS ¥ eR AND SHOESH RRR stems nan anywhere else in Nevada itv, The clacs of work 1S SECOND TO NONE. Give me a trial, end for promptness of . k, good work ani low prices you will . 1 beat all others. . a liber rcienmienteacle : j-.oat deh @8 Boots and Shoes . ‘o order. at a lower .rate . e Depot for . ‘Fancy Groceries “BEEHIVE . GROCERY 6 cents. ; iicees and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents cach, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold:elsewhere at 25 cents. ° . Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced’to 10 cents. ° s Cuffs, . 20 cents. Proprietor ‘20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. Agency For--lonogram Whiskey ‘ + Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale so PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Tt ts the most Ye ls_eurrent ta . MEATS AND FISH. common sense ee felt all the time . bg 4 known 4% it is on the; for. the-eure of body, and can’ ; 7 oe fe cikaintes, tad cre ee ee er PI 25 ' Duffy's Malt.c.....5 . 1.00 \ THEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND y . “full . to purehase an electric helt you urdenttedly Gamecock Whisky quart:: I 00 vant the best made. This can truly be ssid of eat Dr. Sanden's Flectrie Belt; that it has oo supeTXT, Whisky Cee 75 cior In power of electric current, rin leer nor ; R. Beer ,Per. convenience in using. Eleetricity properly apreve) plied by 9 good electric belt fs a most emective Bryant s “ t re bottle * 10 cemedy for the cure of Many neryers and chronic : ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted .hirty yeare . Hire s 2 3 for 50 to the perfection of this electric belt, which now . contuins improvements possessed by no other ap. 2 Ot Oe Oe Se is the: Best. Give it a Trial. “-' All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. : MANAGER. J. LEVY, Telephone 203—3 Bells. Battle iprvgetess 30 “TET G6doD DIGESTION Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25 : 4 ic bulk, per gal. 50 WAIT ON APPETITE” Olives, * = I 25 { le Pape 4 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Says our old friend Shakespeare. nat’s the Everything else in proportion. “ ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s ncthing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. se aphasia tesa ae KINKEAD . FURNITURE. Better Kinds THAN ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. Price Right. Style Better. KINKEAD’S Commercial Street Cash Stores. Y s is ea aS V? Ss s Everything fresh and new, and prices that sin.ply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s straight’ goods. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. ‘The Plaza Store<=-—. FISCHER BROS, Props. Ts constantly supplied with an extensive and fresh stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order UAAYTPAUATER AUATRP AML AULAU TTP AALPTP ORY UNL NPP AMA SAA UbA TTP UMA TP UMA NtT Ad TYVPAAAYTPAMAATP UTEP AUAETP Ab ATPA 3 = = = = = i = = = 3 = S should A Reliable Timekeeper. carry THERE'S A TIME To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to dance; in facta time for all things, but to have the.correct time you ~~ SESS SS Oe ou want a good Wateh, in Open Face or Hunting Case something that you can bet on, feall at LUETJE & BRAND'S lBroada Street, Near Pine. . ALL WATCHES ARE NOT Reliable, but if Gold .or_ Silver ae SSS SS . A Full Stock of Jewelry, Including ‘the Latest. Novelties of al 8. Kverything warranted to be as represented. Pay ? . \ Fruits and Vegetables) :seeessscessasssases: ig Received Fresh Daily. 3 Enlarged all Improved. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Ks Having recently enlarged: fe plant, we are prepared to buy a Daisies Mi : Re i f sigreat variety’ of other beautiful Gace je, Gold, Silver and Copper OTTO’S ICE CREAM. . *. Ores and Sulphurets ° ° y At the highest market price. _ The Union Fruit Store) 3 (te forse before tisposing Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. a” T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor te Wallace & McMath. i OPPS igure COOL, SHARP BEER. ie ve an ore abienty ar feel like taking a ass of that famous MILWAUKEK tWSRY BEER, call ou pe te CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. The O. K. Painter. House Painting p Neatly and Quickly Done. aper Hanging, scciany. . Done in an Artistic » anner. Sign Painting, Graining, As Good as the Best. Prices to suit the ti ; Phebe bok nay ne tines. Estimates givea H. L. SWEENEY. Orders may be add the Nevada City Posscmec He knows how to draw it, and it in alw >’ 5 ave Cool aud Refreshing. All hinds of Wines and Liquors. Private Rooms in conueetion. : Nevada City Transfer Co. aehisre se DRAYING AND HAULING. ee neo ee = cna SCHMIDT BROS., Particular attention paid to the transportution of baggage for theatrical parties. _ OOD for sale. D. 5. BAKER, ae cE LEADING CIGAR { EALERS, REMOVAL NOTICE. Pine ~ eee degeensvaxsede sy Nevada City Cat, LEADING : ARDY, Bont 5S Cent Cigar nsec NEW YORK Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. Baked Every Day. —— an Ay above tools Bi Wed.ing Cakes to Order a Speciatty BAKERY CARL SEIBT, Proprietor oe he 4 Fish, Fruit WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, (gt his Stand, one door Below Armory Pilani Re hse me Vegetable The Bear Cigar Factory J. P. CONWAY, Prop., —-IN statx —. GENERAL ARTHUR’ HUM tae ESTR BORD TIMP 3 PIAS. REMOVED TO THE NORTHWEST LA ROSA’ ‘BOHKMIAN GLU . GHC Radeon pod Fine streets in the cee oor , tinue the manufacture of re ties some THE BEST : * é : ; ST (CF WORK. FINE CIGARS, > Come andsee me PS THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will always find this at my new stand. Hall, . P, CONWAY, motto prevails at my Sat: BROAD STREET, rE Hovelty Font Working ani Repair Shop < : iy A specia Receives Fresh Bish and Crabe every Puce)” W. W, WAGGONER, ING? MOULDINGS of all kinds on-hand Ave aon Toarasey evenings. a! Civil Engineer and Surveyor. H.C Ww ortest notice, Ir hand. 2 YEOOTY -U. S MINE ie A o Nw dhiare promptly ailed. @ ds dotiveroe . LM ome ation MA Read, SERVEN OR EISENBURGER, wee ¢ vadaCity. Mloek. Be mestoae aes ival, Shop on the Plaza. BYADA CITY SUPT AUA fa. TPAMANYPGAANRP LLYN I 4b HR AALNDPUUAYOP UL THPauuttY® TRA TRLEPHOY “THE THURSDAY.. A List of Some of Will Take * The dates fixed purses at the coming Glenbrook Park are _ MONDAY, A Ist race, Glenbro ‘Purse, 1 mile, for 3-y Ladies purse,for 2= TURSDAY, Al . , Nevada County pu and over, % mile. Grass Valley Purse WEDNES Miners’ Union Pu mile. Holbrook Hotel, G: handicap, 144 miles, THURS! Nevada County Na Purse, 1 1-16 miles, al Champion mine pu for 2-year-olds. FRIDA Nevada County Pr cap, 1 niile. Bs SATURI Woodpecker Cigar Rector Broa. Nati 11 miles handicap. . The above, as sta’ ; fixed events. The ot named the night bef of them will be inter there will be five ort There will be addit run for and they w from time to time. ------+ e@e Board-of Ex The City Board o evening re-elected J sey assistant teac!l School. Bills were allowed George F. Adair, le $22.32. : E. J. Baker, mov times, $9. A. Blumenthal, rib ‘baages, $7.10. Legg & Shaw Oo., s W. D. Vinton, chen Mrs. W. H. Crawf« $3.80. Ogden Bros., boxes I. J. Rolfe, insuran Matters relating t house were taken up the Board. ———— + om Bad State « The Grass Valley fing a good trade f Scarcely a day passe of the Grass Valle; are not seen on our f for some of our pe “reciprocity” come If this way of doing ues times will be sti are now. Toa man naturally seem that ware, dry goods, p kinds of trade woul the business men of seems not. -—--—_—— + -#@ * Elder Needha eG Rev. A. T. Needha of the M. KE. church district, will soon re has been serving as this district for the lougest term for wh office under the ru] ~ 0@ The Sale Will The contemplated clothing store to M been declared off. will'take charge of will reside here wit! who are now at 8 Baruhb-will resign as _ ee ausaaL Concert to . On Friday eveni . concert. given at.th day pvight under ' Mr. J. B. Warburto Both Mr. Warburtc \will appear in an e) ‘ections upon the . tis well known that artists of high abi ‘tunity is seldom ¢ sueh musicians i served seats can be for 50 cts.; genera children 165 cts. ———++ Someth i F JACKSON'S. _--———Best in . The Singer Ser Broad street. —_ UNION Main Street J. A. NORTHWA 7. £7, Graham, § Samuel Savanni ©. Measche, O. Gardiner, ° L. Chester, 7. W. O'Neil, S _ ©. BE. Gedney, A. Thompson a Thomas R. Dav J.C. Davis, Da A. B. Flohr, Fr ' Steve Kelly, Pe J. Anderson, D i. EB. Coolridgs T. Cahill, Colu -M. Friedman, t