July 3, 1896 (4 pages)

City foi lay evening will mm. a its rreat nerensing. mplish ito ares. Tho d process. reaparille cines, and ' tself es because er. It acts the blood, ‘nook and . Thusall’ ind tissues fluence of “ee ls [lls; easy to operate. 25c. lon’t : inVES ! must be yhat the rht at from us humbug eek have have put ‘ment ‘the erythi.g, eralls to is cut in how.we, Prices this that you . only want are doing 11 you get . ted Alike tor Nickel a Victor teed to be er that we will will have to Di, ida City. our outfit. We to all. r limits. red ° ree of Charge rales Chicago favs. Wediesda, @ and Holiduys-~ popaL CHuRCH—Rev. Pon Commercial TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE No, 4, ° eee verse eedULY 3, 1896, FULLY EXONERATED. . The Boaft of Baucation Passes Ucon the Stokes Case. DA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE Closes pting Saturdays. BE orcetion . SEbE tp eee 258 : -BEBEBS o° PUTTERS 27 oh HOURS—9:0 EE :. of the City of Marysvi *; Principal of the . School charged with conduct unbeThe following is the report of* the. Marysville Board of Education in the +; matter**of the investigation of the . ¢harges made against Prof. G. H. ;. Stokes ; ManryYsvitre, July 1, 1895. Before the City Board a Education H. Stokes, Marysville High mae iti the matter of Prof. G coming a teacher: We, the Board of Education of the city of Marysville, after due consideration of-ali-the evidence which has as SERVICES Held in~the Various Churches sunday. mMopiIst CHurcH—Rev.'W. ©. Gray, will preach at 11 a.m.and 7:30 ‘The evening sermon will be a D of ee Sermon. Class meeting, sls ‘Sunday school at 12.30 5 Junior League at 6.16 p. m. Seatsbh League at-6:30-p.—mE. Van rector: Fifth Sunday after Sunday school at 12:30 p. m.; ig service ae 7:30 p, m. All are I, ete. REGATIONAL CHURCH—Usual ser} the morning. In the evening tic services, -a-discourse—-by—-therand singing by the choir. The jan Endéavor will meet at the hour. puntry.” if the morning service. All are iy invited. Ps STORE BURGLARIZED. Subject—“What We Owe Sabbath school at the FLast Night For the Third Time, Ed Twenty Dollars Stolen. Hight the grocery store of A. B. street, was nto again, for the third time fjabout a year.The burglar or is passed through a shed behind Bre building and then dug i the brick wall, making a. hole hree feet long and two feet wide, B which a man could pass quite After getting inside they broke off the glass box containing the ver coin that was offered asa customers of the store. The yas. stolen and also $1.30 in lange that had been left in. the p Wolf could not tell whether F else had been taken, but hat some cigars and tobacco ie] x jeers are working on the case mc they have a clew that will @ arrest of the guilty parties. ongressman’s Trials. han, the populist candiate far ; writes from Truckee that he fe whéther he will;be in Ney tomorrow or not. Nursing r several nights has worn him — ~+2@e+ ——__ ; ‘Store For Rent. bre now pecupied by John Del8 offeréd for rent. Apply a PP-oitice. ms more Catarrh in this section juntry than all other diseases pther, and until the last few 8 supposed to be incurable. at many years doctors proit a‘ local disease, and prefocal remedies,and by con-. ing to cure with local treatnounced it incurable. Science pn catarrh to be a constitumeease, and therefore requires onal treatment. Hall’s Cafe, manufactured, by F. J. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Onal cure on the market. It Internally in doses from 10 pteaspoonful. It acts directly od and mucous’ surfaces--of They, offer one hundred any case it fails to cure. ‘circulars and testimonials. Ss, [ENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ‘Druggists, 7c. : family Pills are the best. ———— + 2@0-+— Ice Cream Free, fou freeze it in one of the}: ve Minute Freezers, for''sale ’ Shaw Co, +20 ing in Your Pictures. j30 Bons desiring .to avail them-. P the TRANsoripr’s premium ffer, should send or bring in ttographs, accompaniéd by the “cents. h these pictures for 95 cents. are required to subscribe for for at least’ one month, payt in addition to the phe portrait, 95 cents. Do not peure one of these handsome as this offer stands good for a Advance, 8 only. Fine ‘Butter. Soe and Creamery Butter, the P market, can be had of Phil. pthe sole agent. a25-tf — Baby’s Life Saved. bby had croup and was b’s' Cure.” writes Mrs. fu nteville, A Ala.” ari’s Ciover Root Tea p cure for Headache aiid nerases. Nothing relieves 80 . Pols oy akerseat Oo, Old subscribers . -been presented for and against said Prof. G. H. Stokes in the above, case hereby fully exonerate said Prof. G. H. Stokes ‘ fe each and every charge contained in the complaint. From the evidence presented at the investigation of the above charges and from other facts and reliable information, together with our own knowledge and judgment in the premises_based our relation with the schools, we do not only consider the charges as lacking in foundation, but we can and do} speak in the highest terms of’ praise . + ot-Prof.-Stekes’management of the! High School during the past ‘three years; and we heartily give him our unqualified endorsement. Furthermore, we recognize the great service which he has rendered to our ublic school system, in placing the h School in the position it now occupies as on’ accrédited by the State University of California We will pare further that while we are willing at all times to investigate any charges ‘having a fonndation worthy of consideration, we earnestly depreeate the presentation of frivolous complaints based upon any disaffection arising from puerile prejudice on the part of punils. {Signed] . W. T. Extis, Jr Davin PowELL, G. R. Ecxart, . A. Scort, J. E. Boorman, Members of the Board of Education. rr. oe Effect of the Wilson Law. Under the Wilson law we are buying six times the amount of English. wools that we were under the McKinley law. The result of this is, that our 1860 woolen mills are turning out less than . half the goods they were previous to the enactment of the present law, with the inevitable effect that 700 of our mills were compelled to close, depriving 45,000 operatives of employment. There is andther significant fact growing out of the free wool provision of the present law, which is: this, that, though the output of our Woolen factories is only about two-fifths of what it was when the McKinley bill was in force, ourmill men are purchasing three times as much foreign wool as they were under the former law, So that, while three-fifths of the woolen goods worn by the American people are of a foreign make, one-half*of the remaining two-fifths made in home mills is composed of foreign wool, says anexchange. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & MORRIS, PROPRIETORS, Geo. W. Whittier, San Andreas, J. 8. Block, Bloomfield, F. Glasson, A. George, Seenar ay W. A. Rulison, Washington, 8S. Walsh, Moore’s Flat, R. Malane, Alleghany, H. Brown, W. E. Sloan, Elsinan, Mrs. Sqnires and c,, San Francisco, Mrs. Stevers, A. Goodman, “ J.T. McCall. Forest Hill, Miss May. McCall, . J. R. Davis, : ong C. H. Powers, You Bet, Mrs. Smith, Sonora, J. Penrose, Grass Valley, Wm. Knight, W, A. Carey, fs ‘ Miss Whitney, You Bet, C. F. Langham, New York, Geo. Walker, Colfax, W. Raycraft, T. Price, Maybert, E. Walton, Indian Springs, L. Gregory, E.F. n, San yaa Jd. Raulbaber, Relief Hill, C. McGagin, Try Your Keys. All persons who have received keys with purchases made at Wolf’s grocery store, are requested to bring their keys to the store and try them in the glass money box, any time from July 6th to the 20th. The person holding the key that fits the lock will receive $20 in coin. = ve Attention, Us R. K. of P. The members of Mountain Division, No. 16, U.R. K. of P., will meet at Armory Hall tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. By order. Cuas. Prcor, Captain. “Ouas. Srerrens, Recorder. 3 ian ORE aI Nevada Theater. Pauli Boulon and George Gonne’s Musical Novelty and Comedy Enter. : tainment, at the Nevada Theater Friday and Saturday evenings, July 3d and 4th. General admission, 25 cents; children, 15 cents; baleony, 35 cents. Performance commences at 8:15. Everybody knows or has heard of these two great. American musicians and comedians. j2-2t -———+ -0@e > “Nevada Agency Rooms ~~” At 24 Union street may be found ev‘erything-in Ladies’ Toilet articles. Ladies yisiting this city on the 3d and 4th of July will do well to visit our rooms and see the choice articles in that-line. A souvenir given to each ninth purchaser: “MISS STRANAHAN & 00. j27-lw Last week of the Bankrupt Store. jl}. Fourth of of Joly ‘Trains. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will run frequent trains between Nevada City and Grass Valley tomor-. row. Trains will leave this city ae Tallows: 7:45, 8:45, 9:45, 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 1:15, 2:15, 8:16, 415, 6:5, 6:85, 45, 8:55, 10:06 and 11:15. pom. Will leave Grass Valley at. 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15,.11:15, a.:m.; 12:45, 1:45, 2:45, p. m. Town Talk and Maryland mine on signal. Fare for round trip on these trains 85 cents: children under 12 years 20 cents. Tickets will be good on train leaving Nevada City at 5:30 a.m Sunday, July 5th. — Died Last Evening. Miss Sadie Wallace, a most estimable young lady, who had numerous acquaintances in this city, died last evening at-the residence of Mrs. Mitchell on Auburn street, Grass Valley: She. ‘had been sick’ afew days with inflammatory rheumatism, and last « evening ) Suffered an internal hemorrhage, which her death. Deceased was the youngest daughter of Mr. atid Mrs. John Wallace of Forest Springs, and was a sister of the late wife of Dr: Shaw of this city. Mrs. Carter of this city is also a sister. Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Mitchell, Grass Valley, on Sunday, with interment at this city. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity July 8d: Routt, J Miller, Adam Koester, Aug. Gordon, Andrew Daley, Charley Davies, Elien R. Colton, Ed. Berrow, Mr. Bradbury, James fice. Parties calling for any of these pay a fee of one cent for each letter, J. E. CARR, Postmaster, 1 All Recommend It. for Consumption. They will recom-: mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Native Sons, Attention. Members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. morning at 9:30 o’clock. By order. W. T. Monx, Pres. E. J. Moraan, Seeo’y. ; It —_—— 6 G. A. R. Notice. All members of Chattanooga Post, G. A.R,, and visiting comrades, will meet at»Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow.at 9 o’clock a. m, 1t Hood’s Sarsaparilla and is flesh, and is now very seldom tro with headache.” Miss Elma French Corral, Cal, Hoop’s Pitxs cure all liver ills. SRE TR AGAD dnt Mery’s Socks 4 cents a pair at the. Bankrupt Btore, jl-2t J. V. F Flint, The Piano-Tuner, has arrived. Leave orders at this office or with O. E. Wild at his barbershop. jl2tt CRASHES. aS weeds ae * Children’s Picnic. ’ Prof. Michell will give a children’s picnic at Ragon’s Grove on Wednesday, July Ist. All areinvited.j29-2t it Is Delicious, Royal Honey Drips, pure.cane syrup, the finest article in the market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s. abled Hein, . THE i CROCKERY and GLASSWARE >{T— Money Saving Prices. Water Pitchers.. Water Goblets. ...... Fruit Bowls on foot.. e Butter Dishes.... Yellow Mixing Bowls.’..5, Decorated Pitchers.. “16, 20, : Wash Bowls and Pitchers, pe: Chambers,... h Lemonade Cups Cups, Saucers, and Plates, decorated Knives and Forks, per set. Fruit Jar Fillers.... Flower Pots....,. 50, Mush and Berry sets complete. . rictege Genuine Carlsbad China Deco-' ted Tea Sets, complete -: wok Ht bo rai Decorated Toilet sets. .:.. Genuine Carlsbad China a Others charge Great American [oporting Pea Gp C@MMERCIAL S8T.. Nevada City 56 MILL ST...,.-Grass Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 2 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every refined and. ayerts fr from fr -+8:45, 4.45, 6:00, 7:10, 8:20, jas and. 10:40. These trains will stop at Gola Fiat, . : was doubtless the immediate cause of) if not called for in fifteen days let+. ters willbe sent to the dead letter of. ae o re ae “uy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bara, Aside FOLEY’S— arate PRET-GLASS 13 COMMERCIAL ST Lenquire of M. M, BARUH. 56, N.S. G. W., and visiting brothers, . will meet at:Pythian Castle tomorrow . i well. ‘ { To ice Consumers mers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to.any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf The Ills: ot Women. Constipation, causes more than half . the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Teaisa 7 Dicker cure ie Sonenpeton. Sold by Dickerman &.Co, __ cream “of tartar Highat of all in ip ies {Latesr--Onatep—STratTes Foep. Report). Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. J0-CENTS WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. ov : Give No BAITs ~~ Carat Mt sell Men’s and sea be Clothing, Furnishing ‘Goods, etc., on their merits. "Every article that goes: out of the One Price House is up to date in-quality and style, and we give no chromos in order to sell. JOUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL. CARTER CJ OHNSTON, -Remember the Place, THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. Tey Catch At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Little Decoy, 25 cents’a box. Don’t buy any other. Decoys do the work. Also, INSECT POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. Vinton Drugs Broad St. Girl Wanted. To do housework in family of four. Apply at this office. Housekeeping Rooms Wanted. — Man and wife desire rooms furnished in letters will please say “advertised,” and whole or in part for light housekeeping, be. , ginning July 10th or 15th. Address with par. ticulars M, M. Moyer, Box 237, Nevada City. jy2i-lw Paper Flowers. All-kinds of paper flowers made to order Ask your physician, your druggist for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C, M. Mails, and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure Broad street, next door to Mrs. Hocking’s tf Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. H. Miller is offered for sale. For particulars jii-tf Girl Wanted To do general housework. Must be competent and good wages will be given. Bor Sale. Seven-room house, lot and good barn, with outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a good For particulars apply ‘to Pp. F. SIMONDS. ‘Lost, LOST—A_ chain belonging to a hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—MoCourtney road—Saturday, June 6th. The ji6-tf . “E am very thankful for what Hood's’ finder will be suitably rewarded by sending Sarsaparilla has done for my brother. word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer He has. now taken three bottles of . county. ji6-tf Furnished Rooms to Let. Two furnished rooms, in a convenient. loeality, are offered for rent. Inquire at this Office, , jis Art Studio. Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transeript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 until 12 and from 1 until 4, Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents, By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript office. a — reworks Assortment at ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street. ot mas FIRECRACKERS TORPEDOES PIN WHEELS FLOWER POTS At Low Prices. ROMAN CANDLES. SKY ROCKETS MINES FLAGS, ETC. jli-Iw . . 2, $e) OME Gunner PECIALTIES Waists 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them: Dimities, Grass Goods The most-popular in the way of Dress goods. Kid Gloves (te In Summer shades; from $1-up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery ‘Bresh line’ of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco, An elegant lot of nhapes a gad trimm HATS FREE, Mrs, Lester. & Crawford, MAIN STREET :PHOTOGRAPH MADE BY « MOORE Pe ee NEVADA CITY Are Permanent Pleasing Popular PRICES as Low as Possible For FIRST-CLASS Work. Remember, I guarantee satisfaction, Call and see my fine display. MOORE, York st., Nevada City. @@Visitors are always welcome. NOTICE. Property holders and tenants are requested to remove all lumber, wood and rubbish from the public streets by July 34. By order of the Board. of City Trustees. + Nevada City, June 29. rated Dinner sets, 100 3 pleces $15 00 No Danger of Running Out. . “ROLES ~—HAS 100 Gallons of His World-Famed Nevada Assay Office, _—_ ice Cream For the 4th. ee Don’t Fail to Try Or You Will [iss It‘MADE—: It Two sizes, . %&}-—-regular 5 cts, double sheet; . ‘it CHEAPER THAN. DIRT! BELL =~ Complexion Soa Ten Cetits.a, Box Three Elegant Cakes 10 ‘Cents This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. — We GUARANTEE to not substitute in paring up Prescriptions. H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sta. Your. Keys = = -. . All persons holding Keys to my Money Box are requested to any time AFTiR MONDAY, JULY 6, 1896, ——-AND——BEFORE MONDAY, JULY 20, 1896. A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street, Nevada City. . DON'T KEEP FURNITURE = =. . Very long. I buy close, am eoretal t ‘the v test styles an ‘the best workmanship, poy at Dak neces. ‘ papigt bowed shes Tam continually and panidly warvion over over ™m: lence at all seasons o: goods in all departments of my “oa a ue Now a Word About Cash: I have demonstrated that the cash system of doing businesa is better for all concerned. James Kinkead’s “**" Gores 07. Commercial Street. Positively, the lat Week in Town . So many persons having already made engagements. to Site their eyes examined and fitted during the $d and 4th of July, in order that they may be able to secure a pair of those fine Stone Lenses such as MRS. DR. FRANK Uses, that she finds it impossible to leave until after the ith. Every person should take advantage of this rare opportunity to have their eyes‘examined and fitted by A Thorough and Reliable Optician, And not delay until she is gone, when they may haveto go to some unreliable and inexperienced person. There are hundreds of people in Nevada county now wearing sinaaee fitted oy this famous lady oculist, that are giving Better satisfaction than any they have ever _~ before been able to secure. From now until she ste Mrs. Dr. Fresh « will make the finest lensea known to the weeld at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. . y : Gold Frames, $2.50. Artificial Eyes inserted Without Pain. Largest Stok This Side of ‘New York City: 2 Rooms 4 and 6, Union Hotel, Nevada City.

City foi lay evening will mm. a its rreat nerensing. mplish ito ares. Tho d process. reaparille cines, and ' tself es because er. It acts the blood, ‘nook and . Thusall’ ind tissues fluence of “ee ls [lls; easy to operate. 25c. lon’t : inVES ! must be yhat the rht at from us humbug eek have have put ‘ment ‘the erythi.g, eralls to is cut in how.we, Prices this that you . only want are doing 11 you get . ted Alike tor Nickel a Victor teed to be er that we will will have to Di, ida City. our outfit. We to all. r limits. red ° ree of Charge rales Chicago favs. Wediesda, @ and Holiduys-~ popaL CHuRCH—Rev. Pon Commercial TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE No, 4, ° eee verse eedULY 3, 1896, FULLY EXONERATED. . The Boaft of Baucation Passes Ucon the Stokes Case. DA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE Closes pting Saturdays. BE orcetion . SEbE tp eee 258 : -BEBEBS o° PUTTERS 27 oh HOURS—9:0 EE :. of the City of Marysvi *; Principal of the . School charged with conduct unbeThe following is the report of* the. Marysville Board of Education in the +; matter**of the investigation of the . ¢harges made against Prof. G. H. ;. Stokes ; ManryYsvitre, July 1, 1895. Before the City Board a Education H. Stokes, Marysville High mae iti the matter of Prof. G coming a teacher: We, the Board of Education of the city of Marysville, after due consideration of-ali-the evidence which has as SERVICES Held in~the Various Churches sunday. mMopiIst CHurcH—Rev.'W. ©. Gray, will preach at 11 a.m.and 7:30 ‘The evening sermon will be a D of ee Sermon. Class meeting, sls ‘Sunday school at 12.30 5 Junior League at 6.16 p. m. Seatsbh League at-6:30-p.—mE. Van rector: Fifth Sunday after Sunday school at 12:30 p. m.; ig service ae 7:30 p, m. All are I, ete. REGATIONAL CHURCH—Usual ser} the morning. In the evening tic services, -a-discourse—-by—-therand singing by the choir. The jan Endéavor will meet at the hour. puntry.” if the morning service. All are iy invited. Ps STORE BURGLARIZED. Subject—“What We Owe Sabbath school at the FLast Night For the Third Time, Ed Twenty Dollars Stolen. Hight the grocery store of A. B. street, was nto again, for the third time fjabout a year..The burglar or is passed through a shed behind Bre building and then dug i the brick wall, making a. hole hree feet long and two feet wide, B which a man could pass quite After getting inside they broke off the glass box containing the ver coin that was offered asa customers of the store. The yas. stolen and also $1.30 in lange that had been left in. the p Wolf could not tell whether F else had been taken, but hat some cigars and tobacco ie] x jeers are working on the case mc they have a clew that will @ arrest of the guilty parties. ongressman’s Trials. han, the populist candiate far ; writes from Truckee that he fe whéther he will;be in Ney tomorrow or not. Nursing r several nights has worn him — ~+2@e+ ——__ ; ‘Store For Rent. bre now pecupied by John Del8 offeréd for rent. Apply a PP-oitice. ms more Catarrh in this section juntry than all other diseases pther, and until the last few 8 supposed to be incurable. at many years doctors proit a‘ local disease, and prefocal remedies,and by con-. ing to cure with local treatnounced it incurable. Science pn catarrh to be a constitumeease, and therefore requires onal treatment. Hall’s Cafe, manufactured, by F. J. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Onal cure on the market. It Internally in doses from 10 pteaspoonful. It acts directly od and mucous’ surfaces--of They, offer one hundred any case it fails to cure. ‘circulars and testimonials. Ss, [ENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ‘Druggists, 7c. : family Pills are the best. ———— + 2@0-+— Ice Cream Free, fou freeze it in one of the}: ve Minute Freezers, for''sale ’ Shaw Co, +20 ing in Your Pictures. j30 Bons desiring .to avail them-. P the TRANsoripr’s premium ffer, should send or bring in ttographs, accompaniéd by the “cents.. h these pictures for 95 cents. are required to subscribe for for at least’ one month, payt in addition to the phe portrait, 95 cents. Do not peure one of these handsome as this offer stands good for a Advance, 8 only. Fine ‘Butter. Soe and Creamery Butter, the P market, can be had of Phil. pthe sole agent. a25-tf — Baby’s Life Saved. bby had croup and was b’s' Cure.” writes Mrs. fu nteville, A Ala.” ari’s Ciover Root Tea p cure for Headache aiid nerases. Nothing relieves 80 . Pols oy akerseat Oo, Old subscribers . -been presented for and against said Prof. G. H. Stokes in the above, case hereby fully exonerate said Prof. G. H. Stokes ‘ fe each and every charge contained in the complaint. From the evidence presented at the investigation of the above charges and from other facts and reliable information, together with our own knowledge and judgment in the premises_based our relation with the schools, we do not only consider the charges as lacking in foundation, but we can and do} speak in the highest terms of’ praise . + ot-Prof.-Stekes’management of the! High School during the past ‘three years; and we heartily give him our unqualified endorsement. Furthermore, we recognize the great service which he has rendered to our ublic school system, in placing the h School in the position it now occupies as on’ accrédited by the State University of California We will pare further that while we are willing at all times to investigate any charges ‘having a fonndation worthy of consideration, we earnestly depreeate the presentation of frivolous complaints based upon any disaffection arising from puerile prejudice on the part of punils. {Signed] . W. T. Extis, Jr Davin PowELL, G. R. Ecxart, . A. Scort, J. E. Boorman, Members of the Board of Education. rr. oe Effect of the Wilson Law. Under the Wilson law we are buying six times the amount of English. wools that we were under the McKinley law. The result of this is, that our 1860 woolen mills are turning out less than . half the goods they were previous to the enactment of the present law, with the inevitable effect that 700 of our mills were compelled to close, depriving 45,000 operatives of employment. There is andther significant fact growing out of the free wool provision of the present law, which is: this, that, though the output of our Woolen factories is only about two-fifths of what it was when the McKinley bill was in force, ourmill men are purchasing three times as much foreign wool as they were under the former law, So that, while three-fifths of the woolen goods worn by the American people are of a foreign make, one-half*of the remaining two-fifths made in home mills is composed of foreign wool, says anexchange. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & MORRIS, PROPRIETORS, Geo. W. Whittier, San Andreas, J. 8. Block, Bloomfield, F. Glasson, A. George, Seenar ay W. A. Rulison, Washington, 8S. Walsh, Moore’s Flat, R. Malane, Alleghany, H. Brown, W. E. Sloan, Elsinan, Mrs. Sqnires and c,, San Francisco, Mrs. Stevers, A. Goodman, “ J.T. McCall. Forest Hill, Miss May. McCall, . J. R. Davis, : ong C. H. Powers, You Bet, Mrs. Smith, Sonora, J. Penrose, Grass Valley, Wm. Knight, W, A. Carey, fs ‘ Miss Whitney, You Bet, C. F. Langham, New York, Geo. Walker, Colfax, W. Raycraft, T. Price, Maybert, E. Walton, Indian Springs, L. Gregory, E.F. n, San yaa Jd. Raulbaber, Relief Hill, C. McGagin, Try Your Keys. All persons who have received keys with purchases made at Wolf’s grocery store, are requested to bring their keys to the store and try them in the glass money box, any time from July 6th to the 20th. The person holding the key that fits the lock will receive $20 in coin. = ve Attention, Us R. K. of P. The members of Mountain Division, No. 16, U.R. K. of P., will meet at Armory Hall tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. By order. Cuas. Prcor, Captain. “Ouas. Srerrens, Recorder. 3 ian ORE aI Nevada Theater. Pauli Boulon and George Gonne’s Musical Novelty and Comedy Enter. : tainment, at the Nevada Theater Friday and Saturday evenings, July 3d and 4th. General admission, 25 cents; children, 15 cents; baleony, 35 cents. Performance commences at 8:15. Everybody knows or has heard of these two great. American musicians and comedians. j2-2t -———+ -0@e > “Nevada Agency Rooms ~~” At 24 Union street may be found ev‘erything-in Ladies’ Toilet articles. Ladies yisiting this city on the 3d and 4th of July will do well to visit our rooms and see the choice articles in that-line. A souvenir given to each ninth purchaser: “MISS STRANAHAN & 00. j27-lw Last week of the Bankrupt Store. jl}. Fourth of of Joly ‘Trains. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will run frequent trains between Nevada City and Grass Valley tomor-. row. Trains will leave this city ae Tallows: 7:45, 8:45, 9:45, 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 1:15, 2:15, 8:16, 415, 6:5, 6:85, 45, 8:55, 10:06 and 11:15. pom.. Will leave Grass Valley at. 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15,.11:15, a.:m.; 12:45, 1:45, 2:45, p. m.

Town Talk and Maryland mine on signal. Fare for round trip on these trains 85 cents: children under 12 years 20 cents. Tickets will be good on train leaving Nevada City at 5:30 a.m Sunday, July 5th. — Died Last Evening. Miss Sadie Wallace, a most estimable young lady, who had numerous acquaintances in this city, died last evening at-the residence of Mrs. Mitchell on Auburn street, Grass Valley: She. ‘had been sick’ afew days with inflammatory rheumatism, and last « evening ) Suffered an internal hemorrhage, which her death. Deceased was the youngest daughter of Mr. atid Mrs. John Wallace of Forest Springs, and was a sister of the late wife of Dr: Shaw of this city. Mrs. Carter of this city is also a sister. Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Mitchell, Grass Valley, on Sunday, with interment at this city. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity July 8d: Routt, J Miller, Adam Koester, Aug. Gordon, Andrew Daley, Charley Davies, Elien R. Colton, Ed. Berrow, Mr. Bradbury, James fice. Parties calling for any of these pay a fee of one cent for each letter, J. E. CARR, Postmaster, 1 All Recommend It. for Consumption. They will recom-: mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Native Sons, Attention. Members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. morning at 9:30 o’clock. By order. W. T. Monx, Pres. E. J. Moraan, Seeo’y. ; It —_—— 6 G. A. R. Notice. All members of Chattanooga Post, G. A.R,, and visiting comrades, will meet at»Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow.at 9 o’clock a. m, 1t Hood’s Sarsaparilla and is flesh, and is now very seldom tro with headache.” Miss Elma French Corral, Cal, Hoop’s Pitxs cure all liver ills. SRE TR AGAD dnt Mery’s Socks 4 cents a pair at the. Bankrupt Btore, jl-2t J. V. F Flint, The Piano-Tuner, has arrived. Leave orders at this office or with O. E. Wild at his barbershop. jl2tt CRASHES. aS weeds ae * Children’s Picnic. ’ Prof. Michell will give a children’s picnic at Ragon’s Grove on Wednesday, July Ist. All areinvited.j29-2t it Is Delicious, Royal Honey Drips, pure.cane syrup, the finest article in the market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s. abled Hein, . THE i CROCKERY and GLASSWARE >{T— Money Saving Prices. Water Pitchers.... Water Goblets. ........... Fruit Bowls on foot... e Butter Dishes........ Yellow Mixing Bowls..’...5, Decorated Pitchers... “16, 20, : Wash Bowls and Pitchers, pe: Chambers,..... h Lemonade Cups Cups, Saucers, and Plates, decorated Knives and Forks, per set.. Fruit Jar Fillers........ Flower Pots.......,.. 50, Mush and Berry sets complete. . rictege Genuine Carlsbad China Deco-' ted Tea Sets, complete -: wok Ht bo rai Decorated Toilet sets.. .:... Genuine Carlsbad China a Others charge Great American [oporting Pea Gp C@MMERCIAL S8T.... Nevada City 56 MILL ST......,.-Grass Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 2 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every refined and. ayerts fr from fr -+8:45, 4.45, 6:00, 7:10, 8:20, jas and. 10:40. These trains will stop at Gola Fiat, . : was doubtless the immediate cause of) if not called for in fifteen days let+. ters willbe sent to the dead letter of. ae o re ae “uy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bara, Aside FOLEY’S— arate PRET-GLASS 13 COMMERCIAL ST Lenquire of M. M, BARUH. 56, N.S. G. W., and visiting brothers, . will meet at:Pythian Castle tomorrow . i well. ‘ { To ice Consumers mers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to.any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf The Ills: ot Women. Constipation, causes more than half . the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Teaisa 7 Dicker cure ie Sonenpeton. Sold by Dickerman &.Co, __ cream “of tartar Highat of all in ip ies {Latesr--Onatep—STratTes Foep. Report). Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. J0-CENTS WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. ov : Give No BAITs ~~ Carat Mt sell Men’s and sea be Clothing, Furnishing ‘Goods, etc., on their merits. "Every article that goes: out of the One Price House is up to date in-quality and style, and we give no chromos in order to sell. JOUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL. CARTER CJ OHNSTON, -Remember the Place, THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. Tey Catch At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Little Decoy, 25 cents’a box. Don’t buy any other. Decoys do the work. Also, INSECT POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. Vinton Drugs Broad St. Girl Wanted. To do housework in family of four. Apply at this office. Housekeeping Rooms Wanted. — Man and wife desire rooms furnished in letters will please say “advertised,” and whole or in part for light housekeeping, be. , ginning July 10th or 15th. Address with par. ticulars M, M. Moyer, Box 237, Nevada City. jy2i-lw Paper Flowers. All-kinds of paper flowers made to order Ask your physician, your druggist for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C, M. Mails, and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure Broad street, next door to Mrs. Hocking’s tf Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. H. Miller is offered for sale. For particulars jii-tf Girl Wanted To do general housework. Must be competent and good wages will be given. Bor Sale. Seven-room house, lot and good barn, with outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a good For particulars apply ‘to Pp. F. SIMONDS. ‘Lost, LOST—A_ chain belonging to a hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—MoCourtney road—Saturday, June 6th. The ji6-tf . “E am very thankful for what Hood's’ finder will be suitably rewarded by sending Sarsaparilla has done for my brother. word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer He has. now taken three bottles of . county. ji6-tf Furnished Rooms to Let. Two furnished rooms, in a convenient. loeality, are offered for rent. Inquire at this Office, , jis Art Studio. Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transeript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 until 12 and from 1 until 4, Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents, By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript office. a — reworks Assortment at ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street. ot mas FIRECRACKERS TORPEDOES PIN WHEELS FLOWER POTS At Low Prices. ROMAN CANDLES. SKY ROCKETS MINES FLAGS, ETC. jli-Iw . . 2, $e) OME Gunner PECIALTIES Waists 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them: Dimities, Grass Goods The most-popular in the way of Dress goods. Kid Gloves (te In Summer shades; from $1-up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery ‘Bresh line’ of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco, An elegant lot of nhapes a gad trimm HATS FREE, Mrs, Lester. & Crawford, MAIN STREET :PHOTOGRAPH MADE BY « MOORE Pe ee NEVADA CITY Are Permanent Pleasing Popular PRICES as Low as Possible For FIRST-CLASS Work. Remember, I guarantee satisfaction, Call and see my fine display. MOORE, York st., Nevada City. @@Visitors are always welcome. NOTICE. Property holders and tenants are requested to remove all lumber, wood and rubbish from the public streets by July 34. By order of the Board. of City Trustees. + Nevada City, June 29. rated Dinner sets, 100 3 pleces $15 00 No Danger of Running Out. . “ROLES ~—HAS 100 Gallons of His World-Famed Nevada Assay Office, _—_ ice Cream For the 4th. ee Don’t Fail to Try Or You Will [iss It‘MADE—: It Two sizes, . %&}-—-regular 5 cts, double sheet; . ‘it CHEAPER THAN. DIRT! BELL =~ Complexion Soa Ten Cetits.a, Box Three Elegant Cakes 10 ‘Cents This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. — We GUARANTEE to not substitute in paring up Prescriptions. H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sta. Your. Keys = = -. . All persons holding Keys to my Money Box are requested to any time AFTiR MONDAY, JULY 6, 1896, ——-AND——BEFORE MONDAY, JULY 20, 1896. A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street, Nevada City. . DON'T KEEP FURNITURE = =. . Very long. I buy close, am eoretal t ‘the v test styles an ‘the best workmanship, poy at Dak neces. ‘ papigt bowed shes Tam continually and panidly warvion over over ™m: lence at all seasons o: goods in all departments of my “oa a ue Now a Word About Cash: I have demonstrated that the cash system of doing businesa is better for all concerned. James Kinkead’s “**" Gores 07. Commercial Street. Positively, the lat Week in Town . So many persons having already made engagements. to Site their eyes examined and fitted during the $d and 4th of July, in order that they may be able to secure a pair of those fine Stone Lenses such as MRS. DR. FRANK Uses, that she finds it impossible to leave until after the ith. Every person should take advantage of this rare opportunity to have their eyes‘examined and fitted by A Thorough and Reliable Optician, And not delay until she is gone, when they may haveto go to some unreliable and inexperienced person. There are hundreds of people in Nevada county now wearing sinaaee fitted oy this famous lady oculist, that are giving Better satisfaction than any they have ever _~ before been able to secure. From now until she ste Mrs. Dr. Fresh « will make the finest lensea known to the weeld at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. . y : Gold Frames, $2.50. Artificial Eyes inserted Without Pain. Largest Stok This Side of ‘New York City: 2 Rooms 4 and 6, Union Hotel, Nevada City.