June 8, 1897 (4 pages)

SPIES AN THE TRANSCRIPT " NEVADA CITY, NEVADA OO. CALIFORNIA . ohicher, then coated with fine dammar Yetta ES a Raney er Pritts or-lithographs may be trans. ferred to glass by a very simple process. . The glass is cleaned with sloobol and &. by Nar. P. eee co. BROWN & CALKINS.varnish, laid on very evenly. It is then* Proprietors . nut away in a place where there is no . TURSDAY...-. JUNE 8, 1897 dust, where it is to remain until it is so sticky that when touched with the finger the glass, if a small plate, may be liftedby the adhesion. The picture to be trans: Frank Abbott created considerable exgently pressed. This removes all Bu. . citement in Newcastle last Tuesday by perfiuous water. Now put the pictures, _ attempting te commit suicide. He has committed the act which came 80 near} pieces of the print. When itis adjusted, . passed through the crown of his hat,. towel over the back of the picture until on oa ferred must be soaked in rainwater until . : A Sad Case. it is completely saturated, then placed . The Auburn Herald says: Constable . between sheets of blotting paper and . face down, upon the sticky side of the . 3 glass. The atmost care is necessary in . been drinking heavily of late, and was placing it, as once it touches it cannot probably not in his right mind when he} be moved without danger of tearing out ending his earthly existence, The at-. begin at one corner and press the picture tempt was made with a revolver, the. closely upon the adhesive surface, watchmuzzle of which he placed against his ted it Sagres to “ that ens par ‘ ; cked his head } bles appear tween the pic and the deg tgp aplevindsty ener aging varnished surface. When this is finished, male lecad' his heed eels eau put the picture away again, let it re” * Nag main until quite dry, then lay a wet his scalp being slightly powder burned.) the paper is thoroughly soaked. Immediately after the attempt he was. Now begin at one corner, and, with . taken care of by friends, and he became the fingers, frequently dipped in water so violent that it required several men. 's0 that they will remain wet, rab off; to hold him. An unfortunate circumthe white paper. Continue this until all ; ‘ county jail. stance in connection with the affair was the arrest of Abbott by Constable Herrill on a charge of embezzlement, preferred by T. F. Hunter of Penryn. Abbott was brought to AuburnThursday afternoon’ and lodged in the <<. Interesting and instructive. “Nansen in the Frozen World” is the title of a book recently published.and which is sold only by subscription, It contains an account of this explorer’s discoveries and experience in the Arctic regions; also an account of a: journey /across northern Greenland with Lieutenant R. E. Peary of the United States Navy, and a history of the ‘discoveries made by the earlier explorers. The book contains a large amount of interesting and instructive reading matter, adapted alike for old and young. Mrs. J. E. Boke of Napa is now in this city canvassing for subscribers to this valuable work, and is meeting with* good success. She is also canvassing for another book entitled “The War in Cuba,” being an account of the struggle for freedom on that island. The story is told by Senor Gonzola de Quesada. Both books are written in a very interesting style, and aside from their temporary worth will be valuable as works of reference in years.to come. Chinese Gold Mines. The prospectus of a large company being brought out in London to develop by itself and sub-companies mineral resources in north China— eastern Mongolia—states that a concession has been o extending over 30,000 square miles, of territory owned by Prince T’san. It is stated that for centaries past the Chinese have -been engaged in washing gold from the gravel along the rivers having their rise in north China, and at present 100,000 natives find employment in this industry. With the building of the great Siberian railway, with its branches into north China, a rich field jy promises to be opened. Triplet Calves. A cow belonging to Colley Bros., prothe white portion is removed. This will } leave only the color of the picture upon . the glass. At the finish give the back a i rather heavy coat of transparent varj nish. ‘Let it dry :horoughly and add aj Before . ~ > Thinking of Anything More Serious You think of Scott’s Emulsion as only for those who have consumption or who have inhe ited a tendency to it. Al-. most its greatest use is for those whose condition is so impaired as not to be able to get the good they should out of their ordinary food. In nearly every case with these, Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver ‘ brings back appetite, stimulates digestion, restores color an plumpness, and controls the diseases of thinness. The dis-. eases of thinness are consumption and scrofula, —_ blood— starved blood. . former comes of the latter. Book telling more about it free. , §0 cts. and $1.00, at all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. . very thin second coat. When this is perfectly dry, frame the picture with a very thin glass over the varnished side. Hang in the window as a transparenry. & few attempts may be necessary before expett handling is acquired, but perseverance will bring success, and with care and a little ingennity very many beautiful pictures may be prepared a . the most trifling expense.—New York Ledger. Tne Expert W itmess. . The present custom which permits! each side to call in its own expert and . pay him for his testimony is calculated . to produce anything but expert testi. mony unless the term expert applies to} manipulation of facts to suit his client’s ! case. It would be about as conducive to . justice if each side were allowed to re. tain and pay a jadge and jary of its . own. In fact, the practice is so obviously calculated to defeat instead of aid the ends of justice that it is difficult to see how it ever originated. The mere fact that a witness ia employed and paid by the defendant or plaintiff unconsciously enrolld him on that side, and there are few experts whose testi mony is not modified by such an arrangement. This custom has led so often to a flat contradiction regarding facts between. opposing authorities that the general public has lost confidence in such testimony. This is, of course, very unfortunate, as it is beyond question . that a man who has devoted his life to a study, for instance, of poisons and their effects on the body is in a better position to judge of the probabilities in a given case than the ordinary layman or physician. Under a system whevze the expert is called by the court no question of bias could be raised, and science would not be disgraced from time to time by those who are willing to trade on their scientific reputation. —Popular Science Monthly. * The Best Made. Wy Rest Advertisements Are not published, but you_will find them in and around Nevada City. . ATTUAAYETAAAYTT MANET MANET I DO MAKE’A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT FOR $25. I CAN PROVE IT BY NUiy -MEROUS PATRONS FOR fel is WHOM I HAVE MADE [ei THESE SUITS. IN EVERY CASE THEY PLEASE IN FIT, STYLE, GOODS. FRANK T. SMITH, _ Merchant Tailor, Pine St. Symunranuumaunmaamanemaunrasmnmaumraine, seth. duff? = The Plaza Store “(8° “FISCHER BROS, Props. STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description.” . Everything in the way of CANNED Goops. a! "All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us # Trial Order =u vr asus tau JUuaian TNR u NTT AuULAANR ANP ATU TUUUANTAMAYOYAAAYYTAAANTT AU YTD ALATTT JUL In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. You are cordially invited to call.; Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Entire Sat.sfaction Guaranteed. Four furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire at Hunt’s barber shop in the Holmes building, junction of Main and Coyote streets. j4-lw Dance at Indian Flat. Saturday evening, June 5th, a Social Dance will be given at Union Hall, Indian Flat. Good music will be in attendance and a jolly prietors of the Union meat market, which had been turned out in the old Cashin field a short time ago, last night gave birth to three heifer calves. The youngsters all look alike, are perfectly developed and as lively as crickets. Pe ingen aes The cow seems very proud of them, but} remedy known for the cure of appears puzzled at their number. disease. Its current tr it is on the be regulated. 7 Pounded Out in a Hand Mortar. Ws YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI bro’ =o eans want the best made. This can The Buck thers of Orl Fiat Dr. Sanden’s Electric Relt; that it bss no supe are working the German Bar mine on} ‘lor in power of electric current, durabil-ty oe 4 ‘ convenience in using. Electricity p-operly ap felt all the time body, and can small monthly pay te purchase an electric belt you urdoubtedly . « truly be said of time is assured to all. A general invitation is extended. i . New House at a Bargain. ts. For parti ply at TRANSCRIPT office. . } Beer Cooler For Sale. Will be sold very cheap, half. cash, half in _rormic-rindrone sev tesoomeosees:/ Ma Chojcest Groceries at the Lowest Prices, rs apA large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the CounBEEHIVE . ot have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder hold no specials, nor do we, have special sale our word for it, please call in and price our = Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ anil Childre \Gents’ Furnishing Goods \Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. ee dren’s BLACK HOSE. si ane ELEVY 6 34° iss CS OR We advise you to hold on to’ your money old at bargains at all times. If you do not want to ta : 5 EY te tf ust received, a fine line of Ladies’) “ Nisses’ and ChilLadies Seamless Black Hose,'3 pair for 25 cents, , Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 45 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. “Fo = ve ay 29 cents. . = 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents.) All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. © MANAGER. Telephone 203—3 Bells. % J. J. JACKSON, , Agency For--[Manogram Whiskey. Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for . ae: Give ta Tria, gee we eo eee 8 ee I rise to remind you that 4 P. G. SCADDEN, the Grocer, NOT ONLY SELLS \ BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE TO CUSTOMERS. . SHURTLEFF’S -SHURTLEFP’S . = = : Proprietor OUR NEW STORE Is now open for business and you are Se invited to call and get prices. No trouble to show goods and, give you our prices. ~ LOWEST CASH PRICES 50 CENTS A WEEK. Fancy Groceries— -o All goods will be sold for Ready Pay ei peau ~. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED and at the very Lowest Cash Prices. ! Advertisements of not to exceéd five lines in MEATS AND FISH. A long time in the business has given length inserted ander this head for t0 cents : poe aaitck us the advantage of i te coaten wees Or Mseeeh ened ad . Dena in 23.5.2 sede. tble. r 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 3c 10cents‘a week or 40centsa month Paya ps ® ; . ble invariably in advance. Duffy’s Malt .... . 1 00} Pickles ¥% gal: bottles. 25 W ve ra, TE Chembcocks Whisky ome: I 00 ff in bulk, per gal.50 Knowing the ants ee Ree ’ a wey sa Prante? 75 Pe A 4 os T1935 { th : P : I . , TO SUIT. ant’s Root Beer .%j. 10. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 ; Q PiiSioiniton's grocery tore. AT et Hive’s “ & 3 for 50. Everything else in proportion C cop e * For Reiit. a cee ort st HRRARIAR ROAST atine Ard. buying for spot cash we are en5% abled to go into. the market and buy as cheap-as any of opr neighbors. And we are willing to : GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT ———= Of ‘our experience. Add to that the small expense we are.at in carrying on our business, we think that we can SAVE YOU MONEY. : Call And See Us. Thos. Shurtleff, = = Manager, . . il Chamber Sal 5 Broad and Pi the Middle Yube river, and are taking) olied by 5 good, sects tay eres and «rons cil Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and! T°! Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter: out very rich quartz. Free gold oan. siimeats sad br. saaden Madera wien sen . pig ah anauET: Nien TO ie be seen in every piece. Over $1000 in contains improvements possessed by no other ap gold was pounded out in a hand mor-. piiance ef the kind ia the wuts. Taree poset 5 a Se er Td st tar in three weeks, last week’s clean-up When it cures its price is nothing. and tte te tbs HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN TROUT ps . SHURTLEFF’S SHURTLEFF’S . Uae ove object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden's ; ° amounting to about $500. Electric Belt—to cure It does cure, and the daot MONDAYS ed & Struck sg Bargain tree. nddiess. Meer creer rr ae, » AND : fe wa anes ae THURSDAYS. Having recently enlar; our oe ore EDWARD J. MORGAN H.L.Gove has purchased the iron. DR, A, 7. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, doors and shutters in the old express office building at Rough and Ready, and will use part of them in his new brick building on Broad street. He San Francisco. rid #40 for the iron work, the original . FISH, Fruit : Vegetable cost of which was about $1400. City Tax Levy. The Board of City Trustees, at their MAREET. At his Stand, one door taxes for the ensuing year cents : aa. . LOO MMITTEE on the $100, ap ioned as follows: _ + rae ee ¥ BOD sg General Fund, 50 cents;' Fire Fund, 20 page Eee leptin li every Tuer . BM. Restor G. B. Locklin cents; Water Bonds, 20 cents. A road rnit and V Sten "is neueodl. No, 31g k Kalar’ a t ee oth poll tax of $3 was levied. Tripe always on hand. Wm. Grimes Richard. Goyne 1o pe ce ec RES WILLIAM H. ANDREWS,. } gion putacron. Orders promptly filled. Goods delivered . wm. Chase Cuirass 'S7, ——— OF . . . . { . Wm. Hussey Chas. Power Something New. Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, «. NEW YORK B AKERY. J acKson’s. a24-tf Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, < : ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Main Street, Nevada City. = . Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc J. A. NORTHWAY, PROPRIETOR BakedZEvery Day. en F. Horstmann, San Francisco, GRADUATES BALL). cnn tBsoars. At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., Friday Ewentng, June 25, 1897 The Union Fruit Store plant, we are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. c Write for rates before disposing . of your ores and concentrates, ying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. es Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Borne’ opt also a great variety of other beau ‘ul plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. i” ah T. L.» HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. The O. K. Painter. LI ADING CIGAR DEALERS, House Painting : Neatly and Quickly Done. Pime© POO. cseceeeeeecenve Nevada City Cal. ~ BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, OFFICE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand's, Broad street, NEVADA QTY, 8 . = . & « CALIFORNIA. (Eipssoccecnacntoss: Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., of Sam Prancis 0, Cal. SCHMIDT BROS., . Will do a general Real®Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. ~Agents for some of the Jbest Fire and Life Insurance LEADING LADY j Music by Goyne’s Complete Orches-. Paper Hanging, : LAD poe 5 Cent Cigar . Companies. : tra. '» Done inan Peas Vienner. : References—The busitiess men of Nevada City. FOR SALE. . F ___.100x150 feet. Fr: hese 5 Lots situated in the i eee cs place. Price $250 per lot. T lots are ‘ with 134 acres of umd. One acre under cultivation. Cow ani 6 Room House ohienone 4° Tine e place. Price $1000; Cash $800. balance to eas B. B. Coleman, lace ituated imits ? minutes walks from ed Tutentoare Sihoe. ve 4 with lot, situated on Pine street, is o! sale bar; i 2 Houses—t good tenant can be found wil lease sy Stans bo ewig oF yeare a.’ iow Admission—$1 per couple, extra ladies 2% Sign Painting, Grainin F —1In stock— ate = Sarom papiy ol = ee Proprietor A ernie 2% cents, gentlemen 50 oo einen Se gals Sma Smee. Estimates given ESTRELLA THUR pomp: a es ROSA HARMONIA gar small children allowed on the! , AH. L. SWEENEY. ae a oor. i wien ovetasst ea ernn. COOL, SHARP: BEER,{ < . When you arethirsty and feel like taking a Do You Want ; of THE BEST. OF WORK. _ . gig githet famous MILWAUKEE BREW-. $1 59-—A naneh of six scres near Nevada City. Good dwelling }ouse and out’ Pp. F. SIMONDS, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. , a8 the owner wishes to leave C. G. Davis, : Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty, THE LOWEST OP PRICES. B. J. Watson, : a Good Drink? . . Sinai he Races : $1,000—House of ten rooms, on lot 6 feet frontZand 100foot front back, situ «4 Beto ory: “ : T 9 motto at my . H e PECOR, ide ou Sacramento street, ; ‘ TOoaghlis, Ott ray Ss Then Try PARNELL’S . novelty Wood: Working and Rerair Shop Seren re $700—Nex,homg and logon Boulder treet, Hit down and $15 per month on 1s: ‘M 4 ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS N ” . BAND 2 ie éontaining 2% ae a Mra. Is 1s Meyers and d, Bloomfield, Tope Sop WhisiensHonnenay® Brandy ie. on hand. Re . , bom fo dram, t.gnd it te alwar A Ranch conteining & acres, —< a situated 1-2 mile ns a ung, # one 5 Porter. _ ‘ Refresh e 4 at Seott’ v= HL Wathen, Erne Tet: Ice Spe drink suliclent to make you FEBL/H], C, WEISENBURGER,. 3 Placer [Mining Claim Srmert geteitcqith wacres of ground . ov _ Successor to O, C. Percival, kinds of Wines and Li Pri : ' + 9S Dae are Willon Valley, THE RECEPTION.” . ‘mevctuerem._favntarr ae Pine 2 allie naan. Sreguagefeh beth andpantr al Geo. Etauw, “ Tel. No 41144. Commercial Street — — 7 : \ ne «Story Dwelling House, ee eet oak Ot Soe gents for J. J. Coen, Jackson, Amador county, ream 1c. LINDLEY pee Say . Be c : A Tienctaneaal le > W. W. WAGGONER, Large New House usted in one of the best parts of town ls offered ate uir, A. A ‘You pkins, Sacramento, E. D. Bates, Wheatland, 8. T. Condon, “ H. singlelon, “ ° Sold by the quart, pint or dish, at WM. F, LIEBEN’S, Tel. 74, 2" Opp. Nat. Ex. Hotel oman Attorney and Counselor at Law, — . ILL PRACTICE IN THB STATE AND) United States Courts ; Counselor at Law. {LDING, COR. D)*Siioesa Korman & Mover’ Blosk. Re: $1,250-—Jaite As sommnlelpe bentoat Bocccinie harp sont ney ay ws . Yds City. \&* $200—twe fine building lots in'genitrel partiof towm:$20eech. “ : : > ee , 4 zi ? : rH m oes © ~ FOP Ps «“ Extra fine Silk Finish lack-Hose, 3 peir for. es SS ee ee fC eae ee oe

SPIES AN THE TRANSCRIPT " NEVADA CITY, NEVADA OO. CALIFORNIA . ohicher, then coated with fine dammar Yetta ES a Raney er Pritts or-lithographs may be trans. ferred to glass by a very simple process. . The glass is cleaned with sloobol and &. by Nar. P. eee co. BROWN & CALKINS.varnish, laid on very evenly. It is then* Proprietors . nut away in a place where there is no . TURSDAY......-. JUNE 8, 1897 dust, where it is to remain until it is so sticky that when touched with the finger the glass, if a small plate, may be liftedby the adhesion. The picture to be trans: Frank Abbott created considerable exgently pressed. This removes all Bu. . citement in Newcastle last Tuesday by perfiuous water. Now put the pictures, _ attempting te commit suicide. He has committed the act which came 80 near} pieces of the print. When itis adjusted, . passed through the crown of his hat,. towel over the back of the picture until on oa ferred must be soaked in rainwater until . : A Sad Case. it is completely saturated, then placed . The Auburn Herald says: Constable . between sheets of blotting paper and . face down, upon the sticky side of the . 3 glass. The atmost care is necessary in . been drinking heavily of late, and was placing it, as once it touches it cannot probably not in his right mind when he} be moved without danger of tearing out ending his earthly existence, The at-. begin at one corner and press the picture tempt was made with a revolver, the. closely upon the adhesive surface, watchmuzzle of which he placed against his ted it Sagres to “ that ens par ‘ ; cked his head } bles appear tween the pic and the deg tgp aplevindsty ener aging varnished surface. When this is finished, male lecad' his heed eels eau put the picture away again, let it re” * Nag main until quite dry, then lay a wet his scalp being slightly powder burned.) the paper is thoroughly soaked. Immediately after the attempt he was. Now begin at one corner, and, with . taken care of by friends, and he became the fingers, frequently dipped in water so violent that it required several men. 's0 that they will remain wet, rab off; to hold him. An unfortunate circumthe white paper. Continue this until all ; ‘ county jail. stance in connection with the affair was the arrest of Abbott by Constable Herrill on a charge of embezzlement, preferred by T. F. Hunter of Penryn. Abbott was brought to AuburnThursday afternoon’ and lodged in the <<. Interesting and instructive. “Nansen in the Frozen World” is the title of a book recently published.and which is sold only by subscription, It contains an account of this explorer’s discoveries and experience in the Arctic regions; also an account of a: journey /across northern Greenland with Lieutenant R. E. Peary of the United States Navy, and a history of the ‘discoveries made by the earlier explorers. The book contains a large amount of interesting and instructive reading matter, adapted alike for old and young. Mrs. J. E. Boke of Napa is now in this city canvassing for subscribers to this valuable work, and is meeting with* good success. She is also canvassing for another book entitled “The War in Cuba,” being an account of the struggle for freedom on that island. The story is told by Senor Gonzola de Quesada. Both books are written in a very interesting style, and aside from their temporary worth will be valuable as works of reference in years.to come. Chinese Gold Mines. The prospectus of a large company being brought out in London to develop by itself and sub-companies mineral resources in north China— eastern Mongolia—states that a concession has been o extending over 30,000 square miles, of territory owned by Prince T’san. It is stated that for centaries past the Chinese have -been engaged in washing gold from the gravel along the rivers having their rise in north China, and at present 100,000 natives find employment in this industry. With the building of the great Siberian railway, with its branches into north China, a rich field jy promises to be opened. Triplet Calves. A cow belonging to Colley Bros., prothe white portion is removed. This will } leave only the color of the picture upon . the glass. At the finish give the back a i rather heavy coat of transparent varj nish. ‘Let it dry :horoughly and add aj Before . ~ > Thinking of Anything More Serious You think of Scott’s Emulsion as only for those who have consumption or who have inhe ited a tendency to it. Al-. most its greatest use is for those whose condition is so impaired as not to be able to get the good they should out of their ordinary food. In nearly every case with these, Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver ‘ brings back appetite, stimulates digestion, restores color an plumpness, and controls the diseases of thinness. The dis-. eases of thinness are consumption and scrofula, —_ blood— starved blood. . former comes of the latter. Book telling more about it free. , §0 cts. and $1.00, at all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. . very thin second coat. When this is perfectly dry, frame the picture with a very thin glass over the varnished side. Hang in the window as a transparenry. & few attempts may be necessary before expett handling is acquired, but perseverance will bring success, and with care and a little ingennity very many beautiful pictures may be prepared a . the most trifling expense.—New York Ledger. Tne Expert W itmess. . The present custom which permits! each side to call in its own expert and . pay him for his testimony is calculated . to produce anything but expert testi. mony unless the term expert applies to} manipulation of facts to suit his client’s ! case. It would be about as conducive to . justice if each side were allowed to re. tain and pay a jadge and jary of its . own. In fact, the practice is so obviously calculated to defeat instead of aid the ends of justice that it is difficult to see how it ever originated. The mere fact that a witness ia employed and paid by the defendant or plaintiff unconsciously enrolld him on that side, and there are few experts whose testi mony is not modified by such an arrangement. This custom has led so often to a flat contradiction regarding facts between. opposing authorities that the general public has lost confidence in such testimony. This is, of course, very unfortunate, as it is beyond question . that a man who has devoted his life to a study, for instance, of poisons and their effects on the body is in a better position to judge of the probabilities in a given case than the ordinary layman or physician. Under a system whevze the expert is called by the court no question of bias could be raised, and science would not be disgraced from time to time by those who are willing to trade on their scientific reputation. —Popular Science Monthly. * The Best Made. Wy Rest Advertisements Are not published, but you_will find them in and around Nevada City. . ATTUAAYETAAAYTT MANET MANET I DO MAKE’A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT FOR $25. I CAN PROVE IT BY NUiy -MEROUS PATRONS FOR fel is WHOM I HAVE MADE [ei THESE SUITS. IN EVERY CASE THEY PLEASE IN FIT, STYLE, GOODS. FRANK T. SMITH, _ Merchant Tailor, Pine St. Symunranuumaunmaamanemaunrasmnmaumraine, seth. duff? = The Plaza Store “(8° “FISCHER BROS, Props. STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description.” . Everything in the way of CANNED Goops. a! "All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us # Trial Order =u vr asus tau JUuaian TNR u NTT AuULAANR ANP ATU TUUUANTAMAYOYAAAYYTAAANTT AU YTD ALATTT JUL In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. You are cordially invited to call.; Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Entire Sat.sfaction Guaranteed. Four furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire at Hunt’s barber shop in the Holmes building, junction of Main and Coyote streets. j4-lw Dance at Indian Flat. Saturday evening, June 5th, a Social Dance will be given at Union Hall, Indian Flat. Good music will be in attendance and a jolly prietors of the Union meat market, which had been turned out in the old Cashin field a short time ago, last night gave birth to three heifer calves. The youngsters all look alike, are perfectly developed and as lively as crickets. Pe ingen aes The cow seems very proud of them, but} remedy known for the cure of appears puzzled at their number. disease. Its current tr it is on the be regulated. 7 Pounded Out in a Hand Mortar. Ws YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI bro’ =o eans want the best made. This can The Buck thers of Orl Fiat Dr. Sanden’s Electric Relt; that it bss no supe are working the German Bar mine on} ‘lor in power of electric current, durabil-ty oe 4 ‘ convenience in using. Electricity p-operly ap felt all the time body, and can small monthly pay te purchase an electric belt you urdoubtedly . « truly be said of time is assured to all. A general invitation is extended. i . New House at a Bargain. ts. For parti ply at TRANSCRIPT office. . } Beer Cooler For Sale. Will be sold very cheap, half. cash, half in _rormic-rindrone sev tesoomeosees:/ Ma Chojcest Groceries at the Lowest Prices, rs apA large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the CounBEEHIVE . ot

have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder hold no specials, nor do we, have special sale our word for it, please call in and price our = Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ anil Childre \Gents’ Furnishing Goods \Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. ee dren’s BLACK HOSE. si ane ELEVY 6 34° iss CS OR We advise you to hold on to’ your money old at bargains at all times. If you do not want to ta : 5 EY te tf ust received, a fine line of Ladies’) “ Nisses’ and ChilLadies Seamless Black Hose,'3 pair for 25 cents, , Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 45 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. “Fo = ve ay 29 cents. . = 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents.) All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCIAL STREET. © MANAGER. Telephone 203—3 Bells. % J. J. JACKSON, , Agency For--[Manogram Whiskey. Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for . ae: Give ta Tria, gee we eo eee 8 ee I rise to remind you that 4 P. G. SCADDEN, the Grocer, NOT ONLY SELLS \ BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE TO CUSTOMERS. . SHURTLEFF’S -SHURTLEFP’S . = = : Proprietor OUR NEW STORE Is now open for business and you are Se invited to call and get prices. No trouble to show goods and, give you our prices. ~ LOWEST CASH PRICES 50 CENTS A WEEK. Fancy Groceries— -o All goods will be sold for Ready Pay ei peau ~. PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED and at the very Lowest Cash Prices. ! Advertisements of not to exceéd five lines in MEATS AND FISH. A long time in the business has given length inserted ander this head for t0 cents : poe aaitck us the advantage of i te coaten wees Or Mseeeh ened ad . Dena in 23.5.2 sede. tble. r 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 3c 10cents‘a week or 40centsa month Paya ps ® ; . ble invariably in advance. Duffy’s Malt ....... . 1 00} Pickles ¥% gal: bottles.. 25 W ve ra, TE Chembcocks Whisky ome: I 00 ff in bulk, per gal.50 Knowing the ants ee Ree ’ a wey sa Prante? 75 Pe A 4 os T1935 { th : P : I . , TO SUIT. ant’s Root Beer .%j. 10. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 ; Q PiiSioiniton's grocery tore. AT et Hive’s “ & 3 for 50. Everything else in proportion C cop e * For Reiit. a cee ort st HRRARIAR ROAST atine Ard. buying for spot cash we are en5% abled to go into. the market and buy as cheap-as any of opr neighbors. And we are willing to : GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT ———= Of ‘our experience. Add to that the small expense we are.at in carrying on our business, we think that we can SAVE YOU MONEY. : Call And See Us. Thos. Shurtleff, = = Manager, . . il Chamber Sal 5 Broad and Pi the Middle Yube river, and are taking) olied by 5 good, sects tay eres and «rons cil Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and! T°! Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter: out very rich quartz. Free gold oan. siimeats sad br. saaden Madera wien sen . pig ah anauET: Nien TO ie be seen in every piece. Over $1000 in contains improvements possessed by no other ap gold was pounded out in a hand mor-. piiance ef the kind ia the wuts. Taree poset 5 a Se er Td st tar in three weeks, last week’s clean-up When it cures its price is nothing. and tte te tbs HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN TROUT ps . SHURTLEFF’S SHURTLEFF’S . Uae ove object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden's ; ° amounting to about $500. Electric Belt—to cure It does cure, and the daot MONDAYS ed & Struck sg Bargain tree. nddiess. Meer creer rr ae, » AND : fe wa anes ae THURSDAYS. Having recently enlar; our oe ore EDWARD J. MORGAN H.L.Gove has purchased the iron. DR, A, 7. SANDEN, 682 Market Street, doors and shutters in the old express office building at Rough and Ready, and will use part of them in his new brick building on Broad street. He San Francisco. rid #40 for the iron work, the original . FISH, Fruit : Vegetable cost of which was about $1400. City Tax Levy. The Board of City Trustees, at their MAREET. At his Stand, one door taxes for the ensuing year cents : aa. . LOO MMITTEE on the $100, ap ioned as follows: _ + rae ee ¥ BOD sg General Fund, 50 cents;' Fire Fund, 20 page Eee leptin li every Tuer . BM. Restor G. B. Locklin cents; Water Bonds, 20 cents. A road rnit and V Sten "is neueodl. No, 31g k Kalar’ a t ee oth poll tax of $3 was levied. Tripe always on hand. Wm. Grimes Richard. Goyne 1o pe ce ec RES WILLIAM H. ANDREWS,. } gion putacron. Orders promptly filled. Goods delivered . wm. Chase Cuirass 'S7, ——— OF . . . . { . Wm. Hussey Chas. Power Something New. Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, «. NEW YORK B AKERY. J acKson’s. a24-tf Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, < : ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL Main Street, Nevada City. = . Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc J. A. NORTHWAY, PROPRIETOR BakedZEvery Day. en F. Horstmann, San Francisco, GRADUATES BALL). cnn tBsoars. At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., Friday Ewentng, June 25, 1897 The Union Fruit Store plant, we are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. c Write for rates before disposing . of your ores and concentrates, ying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. es Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Borne’ opt also a great variety of other beau ‘ul plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. i” ah T. L.» HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. The O. K. Painter. LI ADING CIGAR DEALERS, House Painting : Neatly and Quickly Done. Pime© POO.. cseceeeeeecenve Nevada City Cal. ~ BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, OFFICE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand's, Broad street, NEVADA QTY, 8 . = . & « CALIFORNIA. (Eipssoccecnacntoss: Agents for Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., of Sam Prancis 0, Cal. SCHMIDT BROS., . Will do a general Real®Estate business. Houses bought and sold on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. Negotiations made for loans. ~Agents for some of the Jbest Fire and Life Insurance LEADING LADY j Music by Goyne’s Complete Orches-. Paper Hanging, : LAD poe 5 Cent Cigar . Companies. : tra. '» Done inan Peas Vienner. : References—The busitiess men of Nevada City. FOR SALE. . F ___.100x150 feet. Fr: hese 5 Lots situated in the i eee cs place. Price $250 per lot. T lots are ‘ with 134 acres of umd. One acre under cultivation. Cow ani 6 Room House ohienone 4° Tine e place. Price $1000; Cash $800. balance to eas B. B. Coleman, lace ituated imits ? minutes walks from ed Tutentoare Sihoe. ve 4 with lot, situated on Pine street, is o! sale bar; i 2 Houses—t good tenant can be found wil lease sy Stans bo ewig oF yeare a.’ iow Admission—$1 per couple, extra ladies 2% Sign Painting, Grainin F —1In stock— ate = Sarom papiy ol = ee Proprietor A ernie 2% cents, gentlemen 50 oo einen Se gals Sma Smee. Estimates given ESTRELLA THUR pomp: a es ROSA HARMONIA gar small children allowed on the! , AH. L. SWEENEY. ae a oor. i wien ovetasst ea ernn. COOL, SHARP: BEER,{ < . When you arethirsty and feel like taking a Do You Want ; of THE BEST. OF WORK. _ . gig githet famous MILWAUKEE BREW-. $1 59-—A naneh of six scres near Nevada City. Good dwelling }ouse and out’ Pp. F. SIMONDS, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. , a8 the owner wishes to leave C. G. Davis, : Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty, THE LOWEST OP PRICES.. B. J. Watson, : a Good Drink? . . Sinai he Races : $1,000—House of ten rooms, on lot 6 feet frontZand 100foot front back, situ «4 Beto ory: “ : T 9 motto at my . H e PECOR, ide ou Sacramento street, ; ‘ TOoaghlis, Ott ray Ss Then Try PARNELL’S . novelty Wood: Working and Rerair Shop Seren re $700—Nex,homg and logon Boulder treet, Hit down and $15 per month on 1s: ‘M 4 ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS N ” . BAND 2 ie éontaining 2% ae a Mra. Is 1s Meyers and d, Bloomfield, Tope Sop WhisiensHonnenay® Brandy ie. on hand. Re . , bom fo dram, t.gnd it te alwar A Ranch conteining & acres, —< a situated 1-2 mile ns a ung, # one 5 Porter. _ ‘ Refresh e 4 at Seott’ v= HL Wathen, Erne Tet: Ice Spe drink suliclent to make you FEBL/H], C, WEISENBURGER,. 3 Placer [Mining Claim Srmert geteitcqith wacres of ground . ov _ Successor to O, C. Percival, kinds of Wines and Li Pri : ' + 9S Dae are Willon Valley, THE RECEPTION.” . ‘mevctuerem._favntarr ae Pine 2 allie naan. Sreguagefeh beth andpantr al Geo. Etauw, “ Tel. No 41144. Commercial Street — — 7 : \ ne «Story Dwelling House, ee eet oak Ot Soe gents for J. J. Coen, Jackson, Amador county, ream 1c. LINDLEY pee Say . Be c : A Tienctaneaal le > W. W. WAGGONER, Large New House usted in one of the best parts of town ls offered ate uir, A. A ‘You pkins, Sacramento, E. D. Bates, Wheatland, 8. T. Condon, “ H. singlelon, “ ° Sold by the quart, pint or dish, at WM. F, LIEBEN’S, Tel. 74, 2" Opp. Nat. Ex. Hotel oman Attorney and Counselor at Law, — . ILL PRACTICE IN THB STATE AND) United States Courts ; Counselor at Law. {LDING, COR. D)*Siioesa Korman & Mover’ Blosk. Re: $1,250-—Jaite As sommnlelpe bentoat Bocccinie harp sont ney ay ws . Yds City. \&* $200—twe fine building lots in'genitrel partiof towm:$20eech. “ : : > ee , 4 zi ? : rH m oes © ~ FOP Ps «“ Extra fine Silk Finish lack-Hose, 3 peir for. es SS ee ee fC eae ee oe