June 11, 1897 (4 pages)

ere, em nee 8 re, aa eR Meio — “<THE TRANSCRIPT! _ Established Sept. 6, 1 : by Nat. P, heron’ Co. SEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA SROWN &@ CALKINS,2 FRIDAY.:.. Proprietors + . JUNE If, 1897. BRIEF MENTION. Minos Notes and Comments of Local Interest, That Ice Cream Soda at: Eph Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-2t ‘The great majority of our people are in favor of having some kind of a celebration here on the Fourth of July. The pupils of the public schools are preparing for the closing exercises, which take place the latter part of this month. We carry all the popular brands of case goods and W. H. 'McBrayer’s CrparBrooxk whisky, the finest made in} ji-+ty America, at the “Owt Satoon.” An indicator has been put in at the fire house of Pennsylvania Engine Co., No. 2, on Broad street, to show the number of the box from which au alarm is sent in. George M. Hughes, the contractor, is rashing the work ahead on the two dwelling houses that he is erecting ‘for Antone Folino on Factory street. Both frames are about. up. Go to “THE OWL,” corner Commercial and Pine streets, near the Court House, for sharp, cool steam beer at 5 cents a glass ‘or any plain’ or mixed drink at 10 cents. jl-lw” The City Trustees have been in session several evenings as a Board ot Equalization. Many assessments have been raised a little; and in the aggregate the increase will amount to considerable. « There have ybeen more Indians in town this w They come from Nevada, Placer, Yuba and Butte counties, and are here to attend the murder trial of Frank Johnson for killing William Geatge. ». Next Thursday evening~the Delta Epsilon Quartette from: Berkeley wil! givé.a concert at the Congregational Church in this city. ‘They are -excél-Jent vocalists and Sk cntreniaeeists. ‘A FOOTHILL PRUN PRUNE ORCHARD “Uncle Biliy” Smith Su Successfully Grow“ing the Sucé-Jent Fruit. Wm. H. Smith ofthis city 1s demonstrating in a practical way that prunes can be successfully grown “here in the foothills. His five year old orchard of; D’Agens which lies about four miles to the west of the county seat, near the South Yuba: river, contains over 2000 of as. healthy, productive trees of their age as are to be found throughont the length and breadth of the Staté. While in the Santa Clara valley and other sections where a specialty is made of this fruit, the crop is an almost total failure. this season, the Smith orchard withstood the north winds and generally unfavorable weather of last spring. Many of the trees are heavily loaded, and few if any of them are entirely barren. The crop will be fully up to an average one for five year old trees. The land has & southerly exposure, the soil is deep, and the altitute is 350 feet lower than that of Nevada City. The trees have never been irrigated, but a systematic and thorough ‘systeniof cultivation has been pursued from the beginning. The trees branch within a foot of the ground, and so far it has not been found necessary to top _ OF thin out the growth. Everything now indicates that within two years at the outside the tree will ‘ have attained a productiveness that will render them highly profitable in return for the money and labor expended in their plauting and care. Prorect YOURSELF against sickness and suffering by keeping your blood rich and pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Weak, thin, impure, blood is sure to result in disease, Hoop’s PILLS are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bitiousness, 25c. ~ “Summer Goods. During the heated term you can find comfort and ease by lying in a hammock in the shade and eating ice cream made in the Wonder Five Minute Ice Cream Freezer. The Legg & Shaw Co. keep hammocks, ice cream freezers ’ and other summer ' goods. m28 Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews ‘has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. nl0 o@e + Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine orvan now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for sale ata bargain. For further particulars apply to Rev. W. C. Gray. tr ~~ 08-2 Fine Potatoes. A carload of fine Nevada potatoes have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 pdlagealliwi nicest . To ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to} suit to any paff of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf than for years before:., HANK WAS: ALL » RIGHT. Integrity Being Unassaifhble. “*I-never took to a man as I did to Hank Staffer. He moved in here without makin no noise about it, and they hain’t no better neighbor in th’ county.’ ~~ It was Farmer Waddy that was doing the talking, and the squire of the township only interrnpted to ask whether the farmer had ever missed any chickens or shotes'before Hank settled in the yicinity. “No, I never did,’’ admitted Waddy, “but I never lost nuthin of th’ kind afore you got that new man of yours. (d trust Hank Stuffer with my life, ‘*Den’t be too confidin,’” insisted. the squire. “‘Many’s th’ apple I’ve seen that locked perfec’ on th’ outside, but was rotten at th’ core. Hank seems all right, bat I wouldn’t be surprised no day to see him fetched up afore me. Things hain’t right in this communerty since he jined it,”““That’s so, but there’s a million things -happened. outside of. Hank’s comin. His. folks couldn’t eat all th’ nuthin. *’ **Watch him,” insisted the squire. And ‘he tcck his leave with a fine imi‘morals ef the entire. neighborhood.Farmer Waddy did watch, ard he hired cthers to help him: watch. ~ If this were fiction, it would be the squire or his new man who was trapped. But truth is an exacting worthless fellow living in a log ‘hermitage that was doing all the stealing. It hasn’t*the slightest bearing on the case “Now, if the baker sends us a loaf of stale bread,’’ said the old soldier, “we send it back. But, dear me, we didn’t often do anything of that.sort in the army. We didn’t get very much soft bread anyway—that is, regular bread. sometimes called hard tack—a kind of cracker, like soda cracker in shape, and not unlike it in appearance, but thicker. And hard bread of gocd quality and not more than a month old wasn’t bad: In fact,-it” was. very. good: © It was only when we got some that was very old,, and that had foreign creaturés boring in it, so that you had to knock it agaist something before eating it, that anybody growled; and even: then we rarély,sent it back. Sometimes if it was very-bad the reginiental. quartermaster would . send back the whole lot and draw -new it he could. But oftener we kept it, and . you could throw ‘it away if you wanted to, but that was all. + “Still, our outdeor life was conducive to good appetites, arid afterall one could have’ a poorer. breakfast than moldy, hard-bread and cofiee,~ For instance, nothing.”’—New_ York Sun. ai A Limited Monareby. Mr. Bluff (host ata little dinner 6f . male friends)—Yes, gentlemen, I hold hat.every man*should be: master of his Jwn house, There is no other way. Well, as you are all through, gentlemen, suppose we adjourn to the library for a smoke? Waggish Guest— Why not smoke here in this grand old dining hall? “Om! men Bluff yon't let us.?— SE The Best. Made. ccomutaaets It is the most common ~ sense remedy known for the'eure of Cisease, “. Its. current is felt all the time it tease on. the and can wee regulated. 3 Was fou HAVE MANE cP tS MIxD want the Sante. This cat said 4 De. Sanden’s tric Belt; that BO BUperior Im power of electric cufrent, durabil.ty vor convenience in using. Electricity preperly applied by a good electric belt is a.most-effective remedy. for the cure of many nervoits aad chronic allments and Dr. Sanden has dego‘ed ‘hirty years to ¢ perfection ef this electric belt. which now contdine-improvements posséssed by no other ap pliance of the kin@-in the world. True, it costs more than some others, but it js worth more. When It cures its price is nothing. and this fs the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s . Eleetrie Belt—to cnre It does cure, and the bask ss Classes of Men" is full of proof. Get a Address DR. A. T.SANDEN, 632 Market Sirol; San Franc.sco WILLIAM H. ANDR EWS,’ At his Stand, onedoor . Below Armory Hall, BROAD STREET, Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Fruit and eagea pies in season, No. 1 Tripe always on P Orders promptly filled. Goods Gelivered Tee. Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, ~ Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., : Baked<Every Day. Otto’s Ice — Cream Sold by the quart, pint or dish, at WM. ¥. LIEBEN’S, Tel. 14, Opp. Nat, Ex. Hotel. things what’s stole, an he dou't sel} that he was selling all the plunder to” the squire at half price.—Detroit Free “Hard Bread” Rarely Sent Back. bs taticn of the man who Icokg,-after the . mistress. It wasa. What we had thostly was hard bread, . : One loaf of: bread may be light, sweet and digestible. You may use the same materials for-another and have it heavy; sour and soggy. Theknack is in putting the ingredients together just right. A. substitute for Scoit’s Emulsion “how” is our business— twenty-five years of “experi sence has. ae “us the. sat ways: SCOTT & BOWNE, tales New York. . Le : = My Best unt He Are not ‘blished b ill: find them in gud arcana We mi ou, wi ————— I Studio I ha a m4 be whey os! ve an aoa! Photographs AND ~ HIGH GRADE Enlargements © 24 Tn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. ‘You are cordially invited to eall.: . Woore, = ; _ Batirs ger ePnzx ¥ fe ee p hale er, 50. CENTS. A WEEK. . a week or $2 a motith. Each additiazal tine 10 cents a week or 40 cents a’ month -Payable rekaatates in advance. Wood For Sale. ie QUANTITIES. TO SUIT. APPLY AT W; E. Johnston's grocéry sto’ ii New House at a Saseina 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 ap ply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer*Cooler For Sale. , # large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is -offered for sdle cheap. Enquire at the Coun¢il Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine} streets. -_. ‘mal0st * = <= » HIGH SCHOOL © the oe oR ADUATES 3 sy tte Choice Groceries at the Lowest Prices, At Armory eae Nevada a ta. Cal., ‘ON Friday Evcning, June 25, 1897 Fish, Fruit « : Vegetable -< es aa per oaiayte, extra ladies % ‘Do You Want NEW YORK BAKERY of." Proprietor } Wedding Cakes te Onder 6 Spode, paid for the arrest and convicthe mill safe of the Providence June rst, 1897. ; anne a x Fi FLOOR DIRECTOR. E. B. Power, FLOOR COMMPPTEE, E.M.Rector __.~ © B/ Lockli ‘Denelin agg eee . Keller HC. Sykeforth Grimes Gar nas ne lo re :Hitsey Chas. Power “Muse by Goyne’s s Complete OrchesSpectators—Ladies 25 cents, gidinen SO cents. @@-No_ small. children allowed on. the floor. a Good Drink? . . Then Try, PARNELL’S ‘JESSE ee whisking NOBLE,” “CAS. TLEY JOD* W Homnene’s Brandy and B irke’s Genuine [rish Porter to tok sag you FEEL be THE RECEPTION,” Te!. No 41144 Commercial Street $500 Reward. A reward’ of $500 will bel: tion of the parties who robbed Mining Company on the night of May 31st, or morning of EG Se Gamecock Wihisiy a gases INESS. 5 ™ -PlazaStored 3 ees BROS, Props. tes ‘STAPLE AND Sane GROCERIES nerayen 2 foe ’ CANPROVE IT BY NUa -_MEROUS PATRONS FOR _ Ot grery denaription. livsbpthing seg wi of CANIS GOODS. “= ~ 7 of As) Bw patie Wl Demet s ed ey IDO MAKE A GOOD BUS[Ra] ” SUIT -FOR $25. 1. . WHOM I HAVE, MADE [i . >}. ee _. “DHESE SUITS. INEVERY [Bg _ ‘CASE THEY PLEASE IN a -< FIT, STYLE, GOODS. cy may have the same ingredi: ius FRANK T; SMITH, Ee ents and yet not be a perfect 5‘ & Si gubstiinia: far a oink . _ Merchant ae Pine St a how to put the parts together [. Fo amen We TEE a foe as we do. The secret of Mi Karine . CS~ “s. C8~s ES = ale at rd led withtan i sconk os ™« "hg All Goods Sold at Livine PRICES. Give us a Trial Order AAR Ie: uuu BEEHIVE . = J. JACKSON, iy ‘Proprietor * . Reoncy For--[lonogram Whiskey : ne Blue Label Catsup — X Tess: —— Shasta Ginger Alé 3 rAdvertieemerite of not to oxeesd fiye lines in me “TEATS AND * length inserted under this lead for 80 cents : Depot for soo we a = ATE FOIS. " DEVILED AND: POTTED. Pepsin oe oe ee enieres ee Battle Ae Fi obatsions oleae” 3014 1 0 ‘1.90 pT se 751 Duffy’s Malt .,. VAT IXL Whisky “i . Bryant’s Root Beer \Ette Beh, to “ Hire’s 33 ‘for 50 : ‘Olives,Pickles, % gal. bettie 25 or cis a bulk, Ber, gal. 50 Comes at Mikado Soap, per bak “Oe 05 »Everything else in mebartion a ree a “ARABIAN ROBST" Coffee” . ~¥ , live it « Trial. ©, e's ve “es e© ses = = 4 = on iy I rise © remind yon that ro Pz 6. SCADDEN, ‘the Grocer, BUT ALSO GIVES NoT onLY SELLS” = ee BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE 10 CUSTOMERS, Sais Nevada, City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. MOUNTAIN. TROUT. MONDAYS me “Wioespays. 4 TOA regimes and PEPPER PLANTS, great variety of other *feantifal Siewie. . OTTO'S ICE CREAM. —— The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & MeMath. Waving pees tage enla: our i plant, we are prepared to buy . ‘. @ Gold; Silver.and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the ‘hest market price. Write ‘utpeay before disposing your ores and concentrates. ‘ing’at reasonable rates. : Pioneer Reduction Works, hed Nevada eS Cal. oan The O. K. Painter. * House Painting Neatly and Quickly Dove, Paper Hanging ery Sign Painting, , Graining, Prices to suit the times. mest on sachenlen: as L. SWEENEY. _ F. BOROKMANN, President.>By Wau. McKuxtay, Superintendent. Nevada City, Juze 8, 1897. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pie 3900 o.oo o si cec cacti +-Nevada City Cal. 4 . ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ot ote BEER CHAS. PECOR, Set me a Hig knows. bowsto drew it, end it ia always ‘kinds of Wines and ae ete of eee oak Liquors, Privete . raat WwW. W. WAaGONER, “. Civil Bagigeer and Suryey ne k, NeDe EF HOLD ON! our word for it, please call in and Price our © . Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. J cents. and at the very Lowest Cash Potten. ‘us the advantage. of LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent-Cigar. C . 6-Room House jim 9, wich We advise you to hold on to your. haye priced the goods at the Branch Won hold no specials, nor do we have special sale da: sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to Men’s and Boys’ Clothing : Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Gents’ Furnishing Goods ee . Just received, a fine line of Ladies: ; Misses dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 conte; a “ ~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, a; poir for 2 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for.25" cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1, 4 ~~ ~ Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, © Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25, cents, am : Men’ s Celluloid.Collars, reduced to 10 cents, : rg Cuffs,. ° 30. cents: <2 20 dozen as s Neckties, latest styles, 20 Saihe: All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. S. LEVY, © + = =. Manas, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ——— _ SHURTLEFF’S . SHURTLEFF'S et Sayincd cell and gf gu Ns ' our prices.,, LOWEST CASH PRICES A long time is the business: es given rene the Wants — [ oe Of the Peop abled to go into the market and bay as cheap as any of cur neigkbors. GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT oo a a OUR NEW STORE _ trouble to show goods. and ae. you All goods wit be: sold: for Ready Pay 8 tee Ard buying for spot cash we ae as ‘. And we are willing to’ Add.to that the . Qf our experience. }.gmall-expense we are’at in carrying Se on our business, we think that we canSAVE YOU MONEY, Cail And See Us. , Thos. Shurtleff, Manager, Bec BROAD STREET, — THE BRIDGE. . SHURTLEFP'S oe oo ee FRED E. BROWS. EDWARD J. MORGAN, BROWN & MORGAN, +. : Real Estate and Insurance Agents, OFF. CE—Adjoining Luetje 4 Brand's, Broad street, CALIFORNIA. Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan ant Building Co.,"«f San Francisco, eal. Will do a general Real*Estate business. — Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. 7 Negotiations made for loans. ompanies, References—The business men of Nevada City. FOR SALE, 5 Lots—iivxi® fee. in the heart of town, shy. place, Meas $250, per me ‘Phew tots are peas ¢ a ‘ux’ otc, on is ter $1,000— Misti soo orl te tng te $700 "to" seach ome pe ait {98 pr meth on tet A Ranch ¢2 containing ning rates te sp bsg seas Agents.for.somé of the best’ Fire and Life Insurance 3 g

ere, em nee 8 re, aa eR Meio — “<THE TRANSCRIPT! _ Established Sept. 6, 1 : by Nat. P, heron’ Co. SEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA SROWN &@ CALKINS,2 FRIDAY.:... Proprietors + . JUNE If, 1897. BRIEF MENTION. Minos Notes and Comments of Local Interest, That Ice Cream Soda at: Eph Cohn’s can’t be beat. Try it. j9-2t ‘The great majority of our people are in favor of having some kind of a celebration here on the Fourth of July. The pupils of the public schools are preparing for the closing exercises, which take place the latter part of this month. We carry all the popular brands of case goods and W. H. 'McBrayer’s CrparBrooxk whisky, the finest made in} ji-+ty America, at the “Owt Satoon.” An indicator has been put in at the fire house of Pennsylvania Engine Co., No. 2, on Broad street, to show the number of the box from which au alarm is sent in. George M. Hughes, the contractor, is rashing the work ahead on the two dwelling houses that he is erecting ‘for Antone Folino on Factory street. Both frames are about. up. Go to “THE OWL,” corner Commercial and Pine streets, near the Court House, for sharp, cool steam beer at 5 cents a glass ‘or any plain’ or mixed drink at 10 cents. jl-lw” The City Trustees have been in session several evenings as a Board ot Equalization. Many assessments have been raised a little; and in the aggregate the increase will amount to considerable. « There have ybeen more Indians in town this w They come from Nevada, Placer, Yuba and Butte counties, and are here to attend the murder trial of Frank Johnson for killing William Geatge. ». Next Thursday evening~the Delta Epsilon Quartette from: Berkeley wil! givé.a concert at the Congregational Church in this city. ‘They are -excél-Jent vocalists and Sk cntreniaeeists. ‘A FOOTHILL PRUN PRUNE ORCHARD “Uncle Biliy” Smith Su Successfully Grow“ing the Sucé-Jent Fruit. Wm. H. Smith ofthis city 1s demonstrating in a practical way that prunes can be successfully grown “here in the foothills. His five year old orchard of; D’Agens which lies about four miles to the west of the county seat, near the South Yuba: river, contains over 2000 of as. healthy, productive trees of their age as are to be found throughont the length and breadth of the Staté. While in the Santa Clara valley and other sections where a specialty is made of this fruit, the crop is an almost total failure. this season, the Smith orchard withstood the north winds and generally unfavorable weather of last spring. Many of the trees are heavily loaded, and few if any of them are entirely barren. The crop will be fully up to an average one for five year old trees. The land has & southerly exposure, the soil is deep, and the altitute is 350 feet lower than that of Nevada City. The trees have never been irrigated, but a systematic and thorough ‘systeniof cultivation has been pursued from the beginning. The trees branch within a foot of the ground, and so far it has not been found necessary to top _ OF thin out the growth. Everything now indicates that within two years at the outside the tree will ‘ have attained a productiveness that will render them highly profitable in return for the money and labor expended in their plauting and care. Prorect YOURSELF against sickness and suffering by keeping your blood rich and pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Weak, thin, impure, blood is sure to result in disease, Hoop’s PILLS are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bitiousness, 25c. ~ “Summer Goods. During the heated term you can find comfort and ease by lying in a hammock in the shade and eating ice cream made in the Wonder Five Minute Ice Cream Freezer. The Legg & Shaw Co. keep hammocks, ice cream freezers ’ and other summer ' goods. m28 Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews ‘has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. nl0 o@e + Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine orvan now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for sale ata bargain. For further particulars apply to Rev. W. C. Gray. tr ~~ 08-2 Fine Potatoes. A carload of fine Nevada potatoes have just been received at Jackson's Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better spuds never grew anywhere. 027 pdlagealliwi nicest . To ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to} suit to any paff of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf than for years before:., HANK WAS: ALL » RIGHT. Integrity Being Unassaifhble. “*I-never took to a man as I did to Hank Staffer. He moved in here without makin no noise about it, and they hain’t no better neighbor in th’ county.’ ~~ It was Farmer Waddy that was doing the talking, and the squire of the township only interrnpted to ask whether the farmer had ever missed any chickens or shotes'before Hank settled in the yicinity. “No, I never did,’’ admitted Waddy, “but I never lost nuthin of th’ kind afore you got that new man of yours. (d trust Hank Stuffer with my life, ‘*Den’t be too confidin,’” insisted. the squire.. “‘Many’s th’ apple I’ve seen that locked perfec’ on th’ outside, but was rotten at th’ core. Hank seems all right, bat I wouldn’t be surprised no day to see him fetched up afore me. Things hain’t right in this communerty since he jined it,”““That’s so, but there’s a million things -happened. outside of. Hank’s comin. His. folks couldn’t eat all th’ nuthin. *’ **Watch him,” insisted the squire. And ‘he tcck his leave with a fine imi‘morals ef the entire. neighborhood.Farmer Waddy did watch, ard he hired cthers to help him: watch. ~ If this were fiction, it would be the squire or his new man who was trapped. But truth is an exacting worthless fellow living in a log ‘hermitage that was doing all the stealing. It hasn’t*the slightest bearing on the case “Now, if the baker sends us a loaf of stale bread,’’ said the old soldier, “we send it back. But, dear me, we didn’t often do anything of that.sort in the army. We didn’t get very much soft bread anyway—that is, regular bread. sometimes called hard tack—a kind of cracker, like soda cracker in shape, and not unlike it in appearance, but thicker. And hard bread of gocd quality and not more than a month old wasn’t bad: In fact,-it” was. very. good: © It was only when we got some that was very old,, and that had foreign creaturés boring in it, so that you had to knock it agaist something before eating it, that anybody growled; and even: then we rarély,sent it back. Sometimes if it was very-bad the reginiental. quartermaster would . send back the whole lot and draw -new it he could. But oftener we kept it, and . you could throw ‘it away if you wanted to, but that was all. + “Still, our outdeor life was conducive to good appetites, arid afterall one could have’ a poorer. breakfast than moldy, hard-bread and cofiee,~ For instance, nothing.”’—New_ York Sun. ai A Limited Monareby. Mr. Bluff (host ata little dinner 6f . male friends)—Yes, gentlemen, I hold hat.every man*should be: master of his Jwn house, There is no other way. Well, as you are all through, gentlemen, suppose we adjourn to the library for a smoke? Waggish Guest— Why not smoke here in this grand old dining hall? “Om! men Bluff yon't let us.?— SE The Best. Made. ccomutaaets It is the most common ~ sense remedy known for the'eure of Cisease, “. Its. current is felt all the time it tease on. the and can wee regulated. 3 Was fou HAVE MANE cP tS MIxD want the Sante. This cat said 4 De. Sanden’s tric Belt; that BO BUperior Im power of electric cufrent, durabil.ty vor convenience in using. Electricity preperly applied by a good electric belt is a.most-effective remedy. for the cure of many nervoits aad chronic allments and Dr. Sanden has dego‘ed ‘hirty years to ¢ perfection ef this electric belt. which now contdine-improvements posséssed by no other ap pliance of the kin@-in the world. True, it costs more than some others, but it js worth more. When It cures its price is nothing. and this fs the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’s . Eleetrie Belt—to cnre It does cure, and the bask ss Classes of Men" is full of proof. Get a Address DR. A. T.SANDEN, 632 Market Sirol; San Franc.sco WILLIAM H. ANDR EWS,’ At his Stand, onedoor . Below Armory Hall, BROAD STREET, Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Fruit and eagea pies in season, No. 1 Tripe always on P Orders promptly filled. Goods Gelivered Tee. Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, ~ Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., : Baked<Every Day. Otto’s Ice — Cream Sold by the quart, pint or dish, at WM. ¥. LIEBEN’S, Tel. 14, Opp. Nat, Ex. Hotel. things what’s stole, an he dou't sel} that he was selling all the plunder to” the squire at half price.—Detroit Free “Hard Bread” Rarely Sent Back. bs taticn of the man who Icokg,-after the . mistress. It wasa. What we had thostly was hard bread, . : One loaf of: bread may be light, sweet and digestible. You may use the same materials for-another and have it heavy; sour and soggy. Theknack is in putting the ingredients together just right. A. substitute for Scoit’s Emulsion “how” is our business— twenty-five years of “experi sence has. ae “us the. sat ways: SCOTT & BOWNE, tales New York. . Le : =

My Best unt He Are not ‘blished b ill: find them in gud arcana We mi ou, wi ————— I Studio I ha a m4 be whey os! ve an aoa! Photographs AND ~ HIGH GRADE Enlargements © 24 Tn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. ‘You are cordially invited to eall.: . Woore, = ; _ Batirs ger ePnzx ¥ fe ee p hale er, 50. CENTS. A WEEK. . a week or $2 a motith. Each additiazal tine 10 cents a week or 40 cents a’ month -Payable rekaatates in advance. Wood For Sale. ie QUANTITIES. TO SUIT. APPLY AT W; E. Johnston's grocéry sto’ ii New House at a Saseina 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 ap ply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer*Cooler For Sale. , # large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is -offered for sdle cheap. Enquire at the Coun¢il Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine} streets. -_. ‘mal0st * = <= » HIGH SCHOOL © the oe oR ADUATES 3 sy tte Choice Groceries at the Lowest Prices, At Armory eae Nevada a ta. Cal., ‘ON Friday Evcning, June 25, 1897 Fish, Fruit « : Vegetable -< es aa per oaiayte, extra ladies % ‘Do You Want NEW YORK BAKERY of." Proprietor } Wedding Cakes te Onder 6 Spode, paid for the arrest and convicthe mill safe of the Providence June rst, 1897. ; anne a x Fi FLOOR DIRECTOR. E. B. Power, FLOOR COMMPPTEE, E.M.Rector __.~ © B/ Lockli ‘Denelin agg eee . Keller HC. Sykeforth Grimes Gar nas ne lo re :Hitsey Chas. Power “Muse by Goyne’s s Complete OrchesSpectators—Ladies 25 cents, gidinen SO cents. @@-No_ small. children allowed on. the floor. a Good Drink? . . Then Try, PARNELL’S ‘JESSE ee whisking NOBLE,” “CAS. TLEY JOD* W Homnene’s Brandy and B irke’s Genuine [rish Porter to tok sag you FEEL be THE RECEPTION,” Te!. No 41144 Commercial Street $500 Reward. A reward’ of $500 will bel: tion of the parties who robbed Mining Company on the night of May 31st, or morning of EG Se Gamecock Wihisiy a gases INESS. 5 ™ -PlazaStored 3 ees BROS, Props. tes ‘STAPLE AND Sane GROCERIES nerayen 2 foe ’ CANPROVE IT BY NUa -_MEROUS PATRONS FOR _ Ot grery denaription. livsbpthing seg wi of CANIS GOODS. “= ~ 7 of As) Bw patie Wl Demet s ed ey IDO MAKE A GOOD BUS[Ra] ” SUIT -FOR $25. 1. . WHOM I HAVE, MADE [i . >}. ee _. “DHESE SUITS. INEVERY [Bg _ ‘CASE THEY PLEASE IN a -< FIT, STYLE, GOODS. cy may have the same ingredi: ius FRANK T; SMITH, Ee ents and yet not be a perfect 5‘ & Si gubstiinia: far a oink . _ Merchant ae Pine St a how to put the parts together [. Fo amen We TEE a foe as we do.. The secret of Mi Karine . CS~ “s. C8~s ES = ale at rd led withtan i sconk os ™« "hg All Goods Sold at Livine PRICES. Give us a Trial Order AAR Ie: uuu BEEHIVE . = J. JACKSON, iy ‘Proprietor * . Reoncy For--[lonogram Whiskey : ne Blue Label Catsup — X Tess: —— Shasta Ginger Alé 3 rAdvertieemerite of not to oxeesd fiye lines in me “TEATS AND * length inserted under this lead for 80 cents : Depot for soo we a = ATE FOIS. " DEVILED AND: POTTED. Pepsin oe oe ee enieres ee Battle Ae Fi obatsions oleae” 3014 1 0 ‘1.90 pT se 751 Duffy’s Malt ..,. VAT IXL Whisky “i . Bryant’s Root Beer \Ette Beh, to “ Hire’s 33 ‘for 50 : ‘Olives,Pickles, % gal. bettie 25 or cis a bulk, Ber, gal. 50 Comes at Mikado Soap, per bak “Oe 05 »Everything else in mebartion a ree a “ARABIAN ROBST" Coffee” . ~¥ , live it « Trial. ©, e's ve “es e© ses = = 4 = on iy I rise © remind yon that ro Pz 6. SCADDEN, ‘the Grocer, BUT ALSO GIVES NoT onLY SELLS” = ee BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE 10 CUSTOMERS, Sais Nevada, City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. MOUNTAIN. TROUT. MONDAYS me “Wioespays. 4 TOA regimes and PEPPER PLANTS, great variety of other *feantifal Siewie. . OTTO'S ICE CREAM. —— The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & MeMath. Waving pees tage enla: our i plant, we are prepared to buy . ‘. @ Gold; Silver.and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the ‘hest market price. Write ‘utpeay before disposing your ores and concentrates. ‘ing’at reasonable rates. : Pioneer Reduction Works, hed Nevada eS Cal. oan The O. K. Painter. * House Painting Neatly and Quickly Dove, Paper Hanging ery Sign Painting, , Graining, Prices to suit the times. mest on sachenlen: as L. SWEENEY. _ F. BOROKMANN, President.>By Wau. McKuxtay, Superintendent. Nevada City, Juze 8, 1897. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pie 3900 o.oo o si cec cacti +-Nevada City Cal. 4 . ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ot ote BEER CHAS. PECOR, Set me a Hig knows. bowsto drew it, end it ia always ‘kinds of Wines and ae ete of eee oak Liquors, Privete . raat WwW. W. WAaGONER, “. Civil Bagigeer and Suryey ne k, NeDe EF HOLD ON! our word for it, please call in and Price our © . Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. J cents. and at the very Lowest Cash Potten. ‘us the advantage. of LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent-Cigar. C . 6-Room House jim 9, wich We advise you to hold on to your. haye priced the goods at the Branch Won hold no specials, nor do we have special sale da: sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want to Men’s and Boys’ Clothing : Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Gents’ Furnishing Goods ee . Just received, a fine line of Ladies: ; Misses dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 conte; a “ ~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, a; poir for 2 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for.25" cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1, 4 ~~ ~ Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, © Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25, cents, am : Men’ s Celluloid.Collars, reduced to 10 cents, : rg Cuffs,. ° 30. cents: <2 20 dozen as s Neckties, latest styles, 20 Saihe: All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. S. LEVY, © + = =. Manas, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ——— _ SHURTLEFF’S . SHURTLEFF'S et Sayincd cell and gf gu Ns ' our prices.,, LOWEST CASH PRICES A long time is the business: es given rene the Wants — [ oe Of the Peop abled to go into the market and bay as cheap as any of cur neigkbors. GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT oo a a OUR NEW STORE _ trouble to show goods. and ae. you All goods wit be: sold: for Ready Pay 8 tee Ard buying for spot cash we ae as ‘. And we are willing to’ Add.to that the . Qf our experience. }.gmall-expense we are’at in carrying Se on our business, we think that we canSAVE YOU MONEY, Cail And See Us. , Thos. Shurtleff, Manager, Bec BROAD STREET, — THE BRIDGE. . SHURTLEFP'S oe oo ee FRED E. BROWS. EDWARD J. MORGAN, BROWN & MORGAN, +. : Real Estate and Insurance Agents, OFF. CE—Adjoining Luetje 4 Brand's, Broad street, CALIFORNIA. Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan ant Building Co.,"«f San Francisco, eal. Will do a general Real*Estate business. — Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. 7 Negotiations made for loans. ompanies, References—The business men of Nevada City. FOR SALE, 5 Lots—iivxi® fee. in the heart of town, shy. place, Meas $250, per me ‘Phew tots are peas ¢ a ‘ux’ otc, on is ter $1,000— Misti soo orl te tng te $700 "to" seach ome pe ait {98 pr meth on tet A Ranch ¢2 containing ning rates te sp bsg seas Agents.for.somé of the best’ Fire and Life Insurance 3 g