June 26, 1897 (4 pages)

uae ~PRRSONAL POINTERS, Cone'se Chronicle of Ne Yarlous Polks” Doings and Intentio:s. “3: J, Niles of Sacramento is in town. ‘ton. ington yesterday J. Skeahan pees down from Wash ington mento last evening. J. Block of Oakland: arrived here on jast evening’s train. ; E. 8. Smith of San Francisco is here. spending a few days. Geo. McCullough came over “trom North San Juan today. L.'s. Sanford of New York’came in on last evening’s train, W. McLogan and W. Logan, of Oakland, are here on a visit. Chas: Uellarius of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Frank and Charles Dennis have re+ ‘turned from San Francisco. Zz: S. Sweet of Santa Rosa ‘arrived . here on last evening’s train. P, Curnow and L. Woodruff came over from Columbia Hill today. =Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Sutton have gone to the State of Washington on a visit. G. M. Sayles of, Forest City arrived here last evening on his way to Sav Francisco.: Miss M. Hosken, Gis Gaabeen Oo Bas Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Mis. J. F. Boyd, who has heen here ‘visiting her parents, left for her homé _ in Forbestown yesterday. ‘chin lear andor eto . sandtha of an inch in Jength. [¢ i : . mated that a lady’s thimble of 1 ize would hold» 100,000 of th No attempt is ever made to connt: these: . ‘tiny triumphs . of mechanical ingent. ity’* other other ‘than to get a basis for estien Lithgow is down from Washing-. ‘determining their number 0 Armenian Ate em J. A, Noell came over. from Truckee ‘a delicate balance, the number of a giv-. evening. ‘en amiount belng determined by the’ J. A. Jenkins came down from. Wasbweight t of thes. —St. Louis: ‘Republic. yeaterday. : . Allgemeine iis ieetases Liehrerzeitung, re-° Jeff Carter returned from Sacra-. Lic’ aa episode of Kaiser Wilhel's visit to Wiesbaden. When he was rid: . . ing slong the Taunus strasse at the-head . . of his suit on: Monday, a small boy ran: ‘after him and oried out as he frantically. waved his cap, ‘Herr Kaiser, Here. mation, The method usually ed in The Schoolboy and the Emperor. : The organ of the schoolmasters, The’ ‘Kaiser, get us a holiday tomorrow:!”’ ‘The emperor langhed, and, with a friendly wink to the lad, called ont,, “*We shall’ manage it.’’ ‘Accordingly on: . . seats muon idee Oe sais ction in giving” plump, and give them growth and prosperity. It should be” given to all children who are, ere ae 58 It nae It eeenapdtiens the Sigestive’ organs and the nerves,and fur. nishes material for rich bloods: Sn a A Ae At : the subject. Sent free for the askings. the next day all the lads and lasses of the town were informed that the day was “‘schulfrei,’? and wherever the kaiser appeared he was naturally greet: . ed as a liberator, with the full Pee of youthful lungs. ” The Saw. Pliny says that the saw was first in-: vented by Dedalus, but, according to Apollodorus, it was the invention of Talus, who used the jawbone of a crocodile to cut through a piece of wood and then made an iton instrument. in imitation of it. The ‘saw is represented on the monuments of Egypt from 2600 to 8000 B, ©. As early as “A. D. 1322 aawmills driven by water power were in . ’ operation at Augsburg, and, it is believed, before this they were in opera‘tion in Paris, driven by the current. of the Seine. The first sawmill erected in the Norway pineries was in 1530. Sawmills were numerous in Italy in the six: ‘teenth century, They were not introAre no ublished but you will find them in around Nevada City. . eens ———~ In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date SCOTT & BOWNE, New Yor oe i and his family go to Napa next week M. Raking and O. Robrig, of Alle-. duced into England until 1668, when a vative of Holland ‘built one, but wascompelled to abandon it by the opposi‘Mrs, Michell and children, of Sarj. tion of the populace, carpenters and other artisans, who saw no good in such a new fangled contrivance. ghany, arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way home. » Irintndisod: arrived here last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mills. D.C. Mitchell of Idaho, who has beer‘, . to Moore’s Flat on mining business. cme down today on his way home. for a short visit. Mr. Gray will remain about three weeks. — } Colfax Sentinel items. The following are g are from the Colfax . Sentinel of yesterday: fell from a pear tree near his home at *Oape Horu Mills, Tuesday. The boy fell a distance of about twenty feet and Rather a neat ‘eae! stating an awkward. fact was ado by a recent. a Pastor Gray of the Methodist chureb. jjicant for a pension, he nceoe w pad been wounded while his regiment was in retreat, but he did not ‘say it shat way. ‘‘I received my wound,’’ he ; said, “while marching rapidly in front of the enemy.’ George—lIs it true that your cousin is Robert Oadjew, a lad 18 years of age, in "et with Jack Pitbooby? Fred—You can judge for yourself. She eats her dinner before she opens his letters. —Roxbury Gazette. Photographs i a _ TEATS AND FISH. Enlargements Pepsin.. Dp Nclicl ae RE Yes Ia. Grayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. Duffy’s Mait .. ae You are cordially invited to call; GQasnecacls Whisky Ty Whisky «.).05.0.4. Wfoore, ere pHoToaRaPHer. . . Hire’s Entire Satisfaction son Gurl Neatly. Stated, 50 CENTS A WEEK.) A Plain Case. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a wéek or $2 a month, Each additional line 10.centsa week or 40centsa month PayaPiha teveriahly in advance. sustained two. fractur ribs and a sérious injury to his left.éye. Development isin progress on the Jubilee quartz ledge 34 mile northwest of the Marguerite mine onthe Grass Valley road near Auburn. The ledge is from 2.to 2% feet in width, shows free gold in many places and prospects are very promising. The claim is ov patented land and is owned by Messrs. W.B. Paul, Dan Kirby, J. W. Morgap and Dan Bourne, all of Auburn. Lemuel G. Brown, aged 70°’years, met f death at the hands of Edward Patrick Reed, at Westville on the night of Maj Qist. Reed was given a preliminary hearing before Justice H. ©, Klein, ov May 26th: The justice discharged: the prisoner on the grounds.of unsufficient evidence. Last week Sheriff Conroy rearrested Reed and a second examina-. tion was held on June 22nd and 23rd, before Justice J. H. Wills at Auburn. Considerable new evidence was introduced and ‘Justice Wills held him to appear before the Superior Court. Reed’s bail was fixed at $5,000. Here is now confined at the Auburn jail. The death of Mrs. M. Curran occurred Saturday morning about 3 o'clock, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. McCormack of Alta. She was sick only afew days. Mrs. Curran was known in this vicinity, her family having grown ‘up in Little York, where they then resided, when that place was a lively little mining town, She was respected and loved by her many devoted > friexids; who always found hér ready tolend her kind helping hand, in time of trouble or sickness. She follows closely her oldest daughter who died only last fall. Deceased was born in Montreal, Canada, and was aged 69 years and 20 days. Something . New. Hill’s Mixed “Piavoring Bplees, My J ACKSON’S. — ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Plain’ Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor ee 5a MW ’ Jie Niles, Sacramento, The Best: Made. common sense for the cure of Ww YOU HAVE MARE UP YOUR MIND te purchase belt you undoubtedly want the best This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden's ‘Belt; that it hae no superior in power of electric current durabil.ty ner ey ag in using. Blectricity properly app vem: ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perf DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, It is the most Its current: is felt all the time remedy known disease. ed. by a good electric belt is a moat eff effective iedy for the cure of many nervors and ¢ ic eetion ef this electric belt, which’ now paktnt He improvements possessed by no other apaoe, Bi hah es Thee in the world. True, it costs When It Others, but: it 1s worth more. mit ies i price is nothing, and thie is the aimed at in-constructing Dr. Sanden's Fiectrie Belt—to.care. It does pr and the beok — Classes of Men" is full of preof. Get-it, San Francisco. For Sale. The Barber Fixtures and Bedroom Set in the TRANSCRIPT Block is offered for sale at a. bargain. Enquire on the premises. J22-1w NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, BakedsEvery Day. Wedding Cakes ‘to Order a Speciaity CARL SEIBT, = ~ Proprietar Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Wood Wagon. 8 dozen Chickens. Ranch For Sale.ig Se mae ren 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1 tarae Household Furniture.) (aa Bargains in Household Furniture at Mrs, Bradley's, Nevada street. Must be sold within two weeks. é j23-lw Housekeeping Rooms. To rent in a desirable part of the town, five comfortably furnished housekeeping rooms, . } to a small family of adults, Possession given July ist, Enquire at TRANsoRIPT office. j2lw ‘For Sale. At Sutton Place, some good heavy work horses; also. drivers and saddlers. J. H. SWAIN. 9? l-lw Colt Lost. —_— A two-year-old bay filly, branded E. H, on left shoulder. Anyone knowing of her where~ abouts will please inform i, Haven of Scott's Flat, or return the animal to him and receive reward. 3 a} jal-. w German Lessons. " easy method. Bags at' Mr. Sukeforth's on Main street. ji6-tf For: Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers, Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. * ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with*bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be' sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANBORIPT Office. Beer Cooler For Sale. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Counstreets. ml0tf bereaans azar Nemo ‘1s H re ‘GIVE iJ. J. JACKSON, Agency, cccaMoncgratt Whiskey Blue Label Catsup “Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for. \Fancy GroceriesPATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Bryant's Root Beer \pttie “ -_ Proprietor} oo 1 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 7 OO] es cam bulk, per gal. 50 75 . Olives, 125 10} Mikado ans per bars.t 205 50. Everything else in proportion. ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. ; ive eal, + 6 etre ee Se Battle Ax Tobatco..2. 30. 2 , “We as you to shold hive ele the goods at the . hold 20 specials, nor do we hav '*\sold at bargains at all times. . If y ‘. our word for it, please call in and . Men’s and ‘Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ am Gents’ Furnishing Go pats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Ju t received, a fine line of © LACK HOSE. — Ladies Seamless, Black ‘Hose, . ain Snes Pig es bh Misses’ and Childeeis ee ! BI Children’s White Lace Cap sea Embroidered Hani Mea’ s Celluloid Collars, 1 red Extra fi ne 5’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold el « Cuffs, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ae rise to remind you 1 shat P. G. SCADDEN, the’ Grocer, ucéd to 10 cents. er cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest ‘st yi 20) cents. All at Fo You Sleep ( in the. Woods , {. “now. have some of the very Ona good, clean and healthy . mattress? If you do not you had. better commence. right best that may be obtained in the county and js bs ually as cheap. That een ie ucement \ for you. see them. ae JAMES KINKE AD, Contained. in: any see Seeutrare you yl find Lg emg wer oo ay a a seaI “also Carry te *« line ‘of picture frames and curtains of all ovoid : ‘poles and fixtures, etc, ete. s ‘Good Value and Good . * Goodsin Return for Your Money is One of My PeViet wcmal tics FF SF Commercial, sie Nevada City, Cal. * te Se alee Mrs. Williamson, tegcher of rman by A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is’ ofcil Chamber Saloon, corner tea and Pine he eG eae . COAGOAGOASWE LD THERE'S A TIME . Zo Bed, Ste ye and 6 time to but to have the correct time you should carry A Reliable Timekeeper. ~ eas Ee ALL WATCHES ARE NOT on, Tagg os, is ¢ gerretn & ‘BRAND'S Broa. 4. Street, Near Pine. 3. SSS SS _A Full Stock of Jewelry, fact a time for.all things, eatin ey. ao : THREE MILES FROM TOWN. Teeraders say Ist, 1997. \ . at 8 ‘o'oloek Ps m. ; iene c. 2,BAND 40 acres good Farming zaod. “evade cated tom in, a se Good House and large Barn. : 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. Cc J P, pe ae © Cellarius, San Francisco, AL. Johnson, “ D. Whildin, J. J. Jackson, Jacksonville, . John MeCartey, Washington, F. 8. Borns, Tracy, 8 g . eS June 2th and ending July $4, 1807, _ BRAUTIFUL, PORTRAITS , Jnana duraran ; The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS, Props. STAPLE AND FANCY y GROCERIES j Of every description. Byetything in the way of CANNED GOODS. NOT ONLY SELLS 3 te ic Th Choicest Groceries at the Lowest Pree, BUT ALSO’ GIVES FREE 10 CUSTOMERS, Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butte. / x = All Goods Sold at LIVING P Received Fresh Daily. ee Daisies, Pansies, OTTO’S ICE CREAM: \The Union Fruit Store}; T. L. HARBOUR, . Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When on ros ar adie and feel like fine of of that fam ous PR CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commereial streets. ing. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Palms, Ferns’ and also great variety of othe es ae pinnte. a” He knows how to dra how to Grew it, end it ie alwart All. kinds of Wines and Gane *% in: Lignors. Private RICES. Give ws a Triad Order [ccccmaanataoectinmal = cants for Teachers’ Certificates will be he at Washington Se , commencing “W. J. Roosns, The. semi-annual examinations ine ha Nevade City, June 5, 1907, mets _ Se : “REMOVAL NOTICE. . them pu by firms haye no He think _ to rende that they age, is ti on them apply to. ply to tl merchan rience. in this plan son thist stand fir tions ac der'such Mr. and] extensio) step arot E’s store quly lose but woul of ever g cursionis Valley of meetix get ap a of both t Narrow ( road to are quite quickly ] It is pi ple whot today to any trad and thei should. Grass Va and sell atas low mento or for. ‘i WHA" Some ti Co. bega over the The busi together

uae ~PRRSONAL POINTERS, Cone'se Chronicle of Ne Yarlous Polks” Doings and Intentio:s. “3: J, Niles of Sacramento is in town. ‘ton. ington yesterday J. Skeahan pees down from Wash ington mento last evening. J. Block of Oakland: arrived here on jast evening’s train. ; E. 8. Smith of San Francisco is here. spending a few days. Geo. McCullough came over “trom North San Juan today. L.'s. Sanford of New York’came in on last evening’s train, W. McLogan and W. Logan, of Oakland, are here on a visit. Chas: Uellarius of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Frank and Charles Dennis have re+ ‘turned from San Francisco. Zz: S. Sweet of Santa Rosa ‘arrived . here on last evening’s train. P, Curnow and L. Woodruff came over from Columbia Hill today. =Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Sutton have gone to the State of Washington on a visit. G. M. Sayles of, Forest City arrived here last evening on his way to Sav Francisco.: Miss M. Hosken, Gis Gaabeen Oo Bas Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Mis. J. F. Boyd, who has heen here ‘visiting her parents, left for her homé _ in Forbestown yesterday. ‘chin lear andor eto . sandtha of an inch in Jength. [¢ i : . mated that a lady’s thimble of 1 ize would hold» 100,000 of th No attempt is ever made to connt: these: . ‘tiny triumphs . of mechanical ingent. ity’* other other ‘than to get a basis for estien Lithgow is down from Washing-. ‘determining their number 0 Armenian Ate em J. A, Noell came over. from Truckee ‘a delicate balance, the number of a giv-. evening. ‘en amiount belng determined by the’ J. A. Jenkins came down from. Wasbweight t of thes. —St. Louis: ‘Republic. yeaterday. : . Allgemeine iis ieetases Liehrerzeitung, re-° Jeff Carter returned from Sacra-. Lic’ aa episode of Kaiser Wilhel's visit to Wiesbaden. When he was rid: . . ing slong the Taunus strasse at the-head . . of his suit on: Monday, a small boy ran: ‘after him and oried out as he frantically. waved his cap, ‘Herr Kaiser, Here. mation, The method usually ed in The Schoolboy and the Emperor. : The organ of the schoolmasters, The’ ‘Kaiser, get us a holiday tomorrow:!”’ ‘The emperor langhed, and, with a friendly wink to the lad, called ont,, “*We shall’ manage it.’’ ‘Accordingly on: . . seats muon idee Oe sais ction in giving” plump, and give them growth and prosperity. It should be” given to all children who are, ere ae 58 It nae It eeenapdtiens the Sigestive’ organs and the nerves,and fur. nishes material for rich bloods: Sn a A Ae At : the subject. Sent free for the askings. the next day all the lads and lasses of the town were informed that the day was “‘schulfrei,’? and wherever the kaiser appeared he was naturally greet: . ed as a liberator, with the full Pee of youthful lungs. ” The Saw. Pliny says that the saw was first in-: vented by Dedalus, but, according to Apollodorus, it was the invention of Talus, who used the jawbone of a crocodile to cut through a piece of wood and then made an iton instrument. in imitation of it. The ‘saw is represented on the monuments of Egypt from 2600 to 8000 B, ©. As early as “A. D. 1322 aawmills driven by water power were in . ’ operation at Augsburg, and, it is believed, before this they were in opera‘tion in Paris, driven by the current. of the Seine. The first sawmill erected in the Norway pineries was in 1530. Sawmills were numerous in Italy in the six: ‘teenth century, They were not introAre no ublished but you will find them in around Nevada City. . eens ———~ In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date SCOTT & BOWNE, New Yor oe i and his family go to Napa next week M. Raking and O. Robrig, of Alle-. duced into England until 1668, when a vative of Holland ‘built one, but wascompelled to abandon it by the opposi‘Mrs, Michell and children, of Sarj. tion of the populace, carpenters and other artisans, who saw no good in such a new fangled contrivance. ghany, arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way home. » Irintndisod: arrived here last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mills. D.C. Mitchell of Idaho, who has beer‘, . to Moore’s Flat on mining business. cme down today on his way home. for a short visit. Mr. Gray will remain about three weeks. — } Colfax Sentinel items. The following are g are from the Colfax . Sentinel of yesterday: fell from a pear tree near his home at *Oape Horu Mills, Tuesday. The boy fell a distance of about twenty feet and Rather a neat ‘eae! stating an awkward. fact was ado by a recent. a Pastor Gray of the Methodist chureb. jjicant for a pension, he nceoe w pad been wounded while his regiment was in retreat, but he did not ‘say it shat way. ‘‘I received my wound,’’ he ; said, “while marching rapidly in front of the enemy.’ George—lIs it true that your cousin is Robert Oadjew, a lad 18 years of age, in "et with Jack Pitbooby? Fred—You can judge for yourself. She eats her dinner before she opens his letters. —Roxbury Gazette. Photographs i a _ TEATS AND FISH. Enlargements Pepsin.... Dp Nclicl ae RE Yes Ia. Grayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. Duffy’s Mait .... ae You are cordially invited to call; GQasnecacls Whisky Ty Whisky «.).05.0.4. Wfoore, ere pHoToaRaPHer. . . Hire’s Entire Satisfaction son Gurl Neatly. Stated, 50 CENTS A WEEK.) A Plain Case. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a wéek or $2 a month, Each additional line 10.centsa week or 40centsa month PayaPiha teveriahly in advance. sustained two. fractur ribs and a sérious injury to his left.éye. Development isin progress on the Jubilee quartz ledge 34 mile northwest of the Marguerite mine onthe Grass Valley road near Auburn. The ledge is from 2.to 2% feet in width, shows free gold in many places and prospects are very promising. The claim is ov patented land and is owned by Messrs. W.B. Paul, Dan Kirby, J. W. Morgap and Dan Bourne, all of Auburn. Lemuel G. Brown, aged 70°’years, met f death at the hands of Edward Patrick Reed, at Westville on the night of Maj Qist. Reed was given a preliminary hearing before Justice H. ©, Klein, ov May 26th: The justice discharged: the prisoner on the grounds.of unsufficient evidence. Last week Sheriff Conroy rearrested Reed and a second examina-. tion was held on June 22nd and 23rd, before Justice J. H. Wills at Auburn. Considerable new evidence was introduced and ‘Justice Wills held him to appear before the Superior Court. Reed’s bail was fixed at $5,000. Here is now confined at the Auburn jail. The death of Mrs. M. Curran occurred Saturday morning about 3 o'clock, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. McCormack of Alta. She was sick only afew days. Mrs. Curran was known in this vicinity, her family having grown ‘up in Little York, where they then resided, when that place was a lively little mining town, She was respected and loved by her many devoted > friexids; who always found hér ready tolend her kind helping hand, in time of trouble or sickness. She follows closely her oldest daughter who died only last fall. Deceased was born in Montreal, Canada, and was aged 69 years and 20 days. Something . New. Hill’s Mixed “Piavoring Bplees, My J ACKSON’S. — ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Plain’ Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor ee 5a MW ’ Jie Niles, Sacramento, The Best: Made. common sense for the cure of Ww YOU HAVE MARE UP YOUR MIND te purchase belt you undoubtedly want the best This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden's ‘Belt; that it hae no superior in power of electric current durabil.ty ner ey ag in using. Blectricity properly app vem: ailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted chirty years to the perf DR. A. T. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, It is the most Its current: is felt all the time remedy known disease. ed. by a good electric belt is a moat eff effective iedy for the cure of many nervors and ¢ ic eetion ef this electric belt, which’ now paktnt He improvements possessed by no other apaoe, Bi hah es Thee in the world. True, it costs When It Others, but: it 1s worth more. mit ies i price is nothing, and thie is the aimed at in-constructing Dr. Sanden's Fiectrie Belt—to.care. It does pr and the beok — Classes of Men" is full of preof. Get-it, San Francisco. For Sale. The Barber Fixtures and Bedroom Set in the TRANSCRIPT Block is offered for sale at a. bargain. Enquire on the premises. J22-1w NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, BakedsEvery Day. Wedding Cakes ‘to Order a Speciaity CARL SEIBT, = ~ Proprietar Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Wood Wagon. 8 dozen Chickens. Ranch For Sale.ig Se mae ren 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1 tarae Household Furniture.) (aa

Bargains in Household Furniture at Mrs, Bradley's, Nevada street. Must be sold within two weeks. é j23-lw Housekeeping Rooms. To rent in a desirable part of the town, five comfortably furnished housekeeping rooms, . } to a small family of adults, Possession given July ist, Enquire at TRANsoRIPT office. j2lw ‘For Sale. At Sutton Place, some good heavy work horses; also. drivers and saddlers. J. H. SWAIN. 9? l-lw Colt Lost. —_— A two-year-old bay filly, branded E. H, on left shoulder. Anyone knowing of her where~ abouts will please inform i, Haven of Scott's Flat, or return the animal to him and receive reward. 3 a} jal-. w German Lessons. " easy method. Bags at' Mr. Sukeforth's on Main street. ji6-tf For: Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers, Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. * ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with*bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be' sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANBORIPT Office. Beer Cooler For Sale. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Counstreets. ml0tf bereaans azar Nemo ‘1s H re ‘GIVE iJ. J. JACKSON, Agency, cccaMoncgratt Whiskey Blue Label Catsup “Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for. \Fancy GroceriesPATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Bryant's Root Beer \pttie “ -_ Proprietor} oo 1 00} Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 7 OO] es cam bulk, per gal. 50 75 . Olives, 125 10} Mikado ans per bars.t 205 50. Everything else in proportion. ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. ; ive eal, + 6 etre ee Se Battle Ax Tobatco....2. 30. 2 , “We as you to shold hive ele the goods at the . hold 20 specials, nor do we hav '*\sold at bargains at all times. . If y ‘. our word for it, please call in and . Men’s and ‘Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ am Gents’ Furnishing Go pats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Ju t received, a fine line of © LACK HOSE. — Ladies Seamless, Black ‘Hose, . ain Snes Pig es bh Misses’ and Childeeis ee ! BI Children’s White Lace Cap sea Embroidered Hani Mea’ s Celluloid Collars, 1 red Extra fi ne 5’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold el « Cuffs, Telephone 203—3 Bells. ae rise to remind you 1 shat P. G. SCADDEN, the’ Grocer, ucéd to 10 cents. er cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest ‘st yi 20) cents. All at Fo You Sleep ( in the. Woods , {. “now. have some of the very Ona good, clean and healthy . mattress? If you do not you had. better commence. right best that may be obtained in the county and js bs ually as cheap. That een ie ucement \ for you. see them. ae JAMES KINKE AD, Contained. in: any see Seeutrare you yl find Lg emg wer oo ay a a seaI “also Carry te *« line ‘of picture frames and curtains of all ovoid : ‘poles and fixtures, etc, ete. s ‘Good Value and Good . * Goodsin Return for Your Money is One of My PeViet wcmal tics FF SF Commercial, sie Nevada City, Cal. * te Se alee Mrs. Williamson, tegcher of rman by A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is’ ofcil Chamber Saloon, corner tea and Pine he eG eae . COAGOAGOASWE LD THERE'S A TIME . Zo Bed, Ste ye and 6 time to but to have the correct time you should carry A Reliable Timekeeper. ~ eas Ee ALL WATCHES ARE NOT on, Tagg os, is ¢ gerretn & ‘BRAND'S Broa. 4. Street, Near Pine. 3. SSS SS _A Full Stock of Jewelry, fact a time for.all things, eatin ey. ao : THREE MILES FROM TOWN. Teeraders say Ist, 1997. \ . at 8 ‘o'oloek Ps m. ; iene c. 2,BAND 40 acres good Farming zaod. “evade cated tom in, a se Good House and large Barn. : 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. Cc J P, pe ae © Cellarius, San Francisco, AL. Johnson, “ D. Whildin, J. J. Jackson, Jacksonville, . John MeCartey, Washington, F. 8. Borns, Tracy, 8 g . eS June 2th and ending July $4, 1807, _ BRAUTIFUL, PORTRAITS , Jnana duraran ; The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS, Props. STAPLE AND FANCY y GROCERIES j Of every description. Byetything in the way of CANNED GOODS. NOT ONLY SELLS 3 te ic Th Choicest Groceries at the Lowest Pree, BUT ALSO’ GIVES FREE 10 CUSTOMERS, Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butte. / x = All Goods Sold at LIVING P Received Fresh Daily. ee Daisies, Pansies, OTTO’S ICE CREAM: \The Union Fruit Store}; T. L. HARBOUR, . Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When on ros ar adie and feel like fine of of that fam ous PR CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commereial streets. ing. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Palms, Ferns’ and also great variety of othe es ae pinnte. a” He knows how to dra how to Grew it, end it ie alwart All. kinds of Wines and Gane *% in: Lignors. Private RICES. Give ws a Triad Order [ccccmaanataoectinmal = cants for Teachers’ Certificates will be he at Washington Se , commencing “W. J. Roosns, The. semi-annual examinations ine ha Nevade City, June 5, 1907, mets _ Se : “REMOVAL NOTICE. . them pu by firms haye no He think _ to rende that they age, is ti on them apply to. ply to tl merchan rience. in this plan son thist stand fir tions ac der'such Mr. and] extensio) step arot E’s store quly lose but woul of ever g cursionis Valley of meetix get ap a of both t Narrow ( road to are quite quickly ] It is pi ple whot today to any trad and thei should. Grass Va and sell atas low mento or for. ‘i WHA" Some ti Co. bega over the The busi together