June 9, 1897 (4 pages)

eg E TRANSCRIPT! Pstgbllohed Sept. 6, 1m, BOHEMIA. OO Td rather live in Bohemia : Good Mail Service. In awarding the contract. for a monthly mail service to the Yukon district of Alaska, the Government has provided the means for regular and expeditious communication between that remote region and the outside world, The result of this arrangement will undoubtedly be an immediate and continuous increase of emigration to the Alaska gold fields. The richness of the territory is’ beyond question mining operations already in progress are immensely profitable, and as better facilities of communication are established the value of our whole Alaska possession will undergo an enormous expansion. Circle City, lying almost on the border of the Arctic zone, has a population of more than 1800 persons, whore rapidly creating an American community. Miners are doing well, corner lots sell as high as $2000. each, ~~and it needs only a little wise encouragement and protection on the part of this Governinent to convert the place into a prosperous and stable town. A monthly: mail will contribute largely to that object, and the other elements of growth will speedily follow it. Burroughs Again in Jail, Frank Burroughs, the opium fiend from Grass Valley, was released from the county jail yesterday. He managed to get some morphine and in the evening engaged a room at the New York Hotel. About 12 o'clock last , night Frank Richards, the hotel clerk, heard the sound of breaking glass in the room occupied by Burroughs. He'went up to the room and found the door locked. Burroughs was throwing things through the window and shouting loud. Richards got Sheriff Getchell to go with him and when Burroughs refused to open the door they forced the lock and went in. Burroughs was under the bed and had-an open pocket knife in his hand. The drug had rendered him delirious and caused him to imagine that a host of demons were after him. He was taken to the county jail and examined before being placed in a cell. A small quantity of niorphine was found hidden ‘in his hair, and a needle belonging to the hypodermic syringe was found: in his mouth. The syringe was in one ot his pockets. . ve Too Much For Woodiand. The Woodland Mail of yesterday morning thus pays its respects to a former resident of this city: Carmichael, the blacksmith, got into another fracas Sunday. He became en. gaged in a dispute with a man in Slaven’s saloon and knocked him down, and might have done him serious injury if bystanders had not interfered. This man seems to be of the opinion that the local officers are afraid of him, but if he gives them the chance he wili discover his mistake. If he is brought before a Justice he should be given a “floater” as his presence ‘is becoming decidedly obnoxious to the good citizens of this city: The Picnic. Something like 5000 or more people will picnic at Glenbrook, Park Jun 17th. It’s going to be the boss” event of the season. Every one of the 125 stockholders is working for it. The committees are getting up new ana novel features to fill the day with pleasure and interest. ‘Get your best girl and go early. Every blade ot grass and tip of foilage will nod a hearty welcome to old and young alike. Go into training for the events and don’t forget that the storming of Bunker Hill will be exciting. ‘ oo Visit of Inspection. On yesterday the members of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce Committee on Mines and Mining met the Executive Committee of the AntiDebris ociation and visited the country about Marysville to see the overflowed lands. i ccesanatietaenebienmmbiamemamemeeemen ae) Humokrs IN THE Boop, boils, pimples, scrotula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One Truc Biood Purifier, nerve tonic and health builder. Hoop’s P1i1s are easy to take, easy to. f operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25e. eae a ae a ne . _ Pure Honey Fine fresh comb honey, the best ‘in the niarket, at-Gayliord’s. Give it a trial if you want something nice. £28 ‘ Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine organ now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for: sale pe CARL SEIBT, Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty, land, whose outer strand Seed oe een oF crenata. q us roars real, The world of strife and din; Our kindlier fate is here to wait Until our ships come in. O’ershadowing Bohemia, Fame, liken mountain grand,ng the skies, uplifts our eyes this, the lotos land. And beckons spirits bold— Fain would we go, yet, ab! we iknow The heights of fame are cold. Here, resting in Bohemia, sa Beside the waters still, In meadows green, where Hippocrene Winds as a little rill, We deem in pleasant places Are cast our lines and lives, _: &nd chivalry, survives. ENGLISH CHILDREN. to Cadge For Money; son, ta parents’ American idea in my time than that, and I soppose it is still the same sabmitted to the thought without mortification. But here the feeling, or at least the fact, isquite different, A hard working man who lives up to the last penny of a meager can give a half schoolboy son of a friend or acquaintance of his who has $20,000 a year, and the boy will pocket it, and the father will, at the most, look the other way. ] ased to think that this had its explanation in the fact that parents and chil‘dren were not united by so close a bond aere as in America, and that the father cared: less than any American father would care for the dignity and self respect of his son. On the other hand, however, it is certain that the i father holds himself responsible for his son and spends money solicitously in trying to start him in life long past the stage when an Jspopleas youth would 3 expected to go out and shift for him. elf. And, indeed, the older one gets the dlainer it is to be seen that any and ev ‘ry attempt to dogmatize about the dif‘erence between the two peoples of the wo countries must be subject to all sorts f reservations and contradicting modiications. But it is true that the English ‘hild is allowed to cadge for money in 4 way which is unknown to the Ameri‘an child of the same socia) grade, and hat this is by no means confined to velatively poor people. This fact has alWays seemed to me. to rob the English child of a great deal of the interest which with us attaches to childhood. Not I alone find him less interesting, it ‘8 &@ universal judgment upon him.— Harold ic in New York Timea The. Best Made. It is the most common sense felt all the time cemedy known it is on th for the cure of body, and ca Jisease. be regulated. {{VHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI W to purchase an electric belt you m:doulstedl: yant the best made. This can truly be said o° dr. Sanden's Electrie Relt; that !t hes no supe jor im power of eiectric current, durabil.ty no vonvenience in using. Electricity properly ap ‘ed by a good electric belt is a moat effectivi ‘emedy for the cure of many nervots und chront: iments and Dr. Sanden bas devoted thirty year. ‘o the perfection of this electric helt, which now “ontaing fmprovements possessed hy_no other ap pliance of the kind in the world. True, it cost: ‘nore than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing. and thie ig th: one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’ Elecirie Belt—to cnrve.It does eure, and the heo: a Than in any other land.—John Boyle OReilly. Where grace and heart are more than art ‘Tyrrell in New York Sun. the shock of surprise with which he first encountered in an English novel the notion of a schoolboy, a gentleman's ing money as a gift from his friends and guests, Nothing could have been more foreign ‘to the Neither parents nor boys could have : } ; t ‘ is quickly and easily changed into the tissues of would say, “It is easily assimiated.” Perhaps you are suffering from fat starvation. You take fat enough with your food, but it eicher isn’t the right kind, or it at prepared for you, as in. Let us send you a book about it. Free. ‘SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Wy Best SE duottisements Are not publish but you will find them in and around evada City. ‘eemmeees . In my Studio I have an elegant disPiay of Up-to-Date ‘ 3 Photographs Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia, You are cordially invited to call.’ Door, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ——— Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed. Mi STAPLE een rte seine A IDO CAN PROVE IT BY NU[A MEROUS PATRONS FOR [a WHOM I HAVE MADE bf THESE SUITS. IN EVERY [b CASE THEY PLEASE IN [% FIT, Merchant nm al STYLE, GOODS. a ‘Tailor, Pine St. Px STITUTE Te untae et : FISCHER BROS, Props. constantly supplied with®: ne pt wars or INESS SUIT FOR $25. I ND Fancy GROCERIE Of every description.’ Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. MAKE A GOOD BUS. ; We advise you to hold on to have priced the goods at the Bran “. hold no specials, nor do we have special le sold at bargains at all times. If you do not our word for it, please call in and price our . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing _ ae Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods’ 0 yee “A poet Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. = = = = ee dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 stock of S QUAPTT GLA YTP UMA All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give us a Trial Order 4 = = = = 3 = MAb Pd alu OTT ut ida rari 4 Depot for . 1 RRS 02 eae OE LN NTIS ble invariably in advance. Wood For Sale, [S. QUANTITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT W E. Johnston’s grocery store, j7New 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 Tra NsORIPT office, Beer Cooler For Sale. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Coun¢il Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine ‘streets. mil0tf —— 2. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES BALL At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., —on-—— *riday Eycning, June 25, 1897 FLOOR DIRECTOR. “Three Classes of Men‘’ is full of proof. Get 1: E. B, Power. oe FLOOR COMMITTEE, DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, Wan Fieealiyn oe hea Wim. Grime Hiaten aoe Sao Francisco. Wm. Chase 8. lo e m. H y Chas. Power Py dis ‘ki Music by Goyne’s Cumplete OrchesFish, Fruit * Vegetable tra. Mu AREKET. Sdminion—¢i per couple, extra ladies 2% WILLIAM H. ANDREWS ’ Ce Spectators—Ladies 2% cents, gentlemen 50 cents. At his Stand, one'door Below Armory Hall, BROAD STREET, Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tuesany and Thursday evenings. ruit and Vegetables in season. No, 1 Tripe always on hand Orders promptly tilled. Goods delivered ree. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, Proprietor One drink sufficient to make FEEL GOOD, 7 £@7-No small children allowed on the floor, Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARNELL’S ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “Cas. TLEV JOD” Whiskies, Hennessy’s Brandy and B irke’s Genuine rake Porter,“* THE RECEPTION,” Tel. No 41144, Commercial Street RakedzEvery Day. es at rgain. For further particulars appey to Rev. W. C. Gray. tf to 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 lo ice Consumers, The Union Ice Uowpany is now p pared ‘to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house.ou the Plaza will be promptly attended to. mae Otto’s te Cream . The Bear igar Factory REMOVAL NOTICE, J.-P. CONWAY, Prop., Ice . . AS REMOVED TO THE Sold by the qua~-, pint or dish, at : . WM. ¥, LIEBEN’s, Tel. 74, Opp. Nat, Ex. Hotel. F corner of Broad and Pine soos te ‘cious cedar enon, bauding, “wit eon FINE CIGARS, Com nk po nelen PMais, P. F. SIMONDS, Atterney and ‘Counselor at. Law, 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50.cents a week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month Paya‘A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is ofFancy Groceries : , PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED BEEHIVE GROCERY . . J. J. JACKSON, uf Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Give it a Trial. Passe — MEATS AND FISH. PO ras Seog nics: $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... re) Duffy’s Malt .. 0.0. . 1.00 Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky {#,. 100] “ = in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky «..0.06:.:. 75. Olives, * s I 25 '. Bryant’s Root Beer pottle’ 10) Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 tt) Hire’s ” “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion *.* 2 2° © © + “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee é is the Best. Proprietor Ale e Sole Nevada City Agent I rise to remind you that Z P. G. SCADDEN, the Grocer, "NOT ONLY SELLS 3 The Choicest Groceries at. the Lowest Prices BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE TO CUSTOMERS. for Woodland Creamery Butter. saniaiaeasel MONDAYS ee MOUNTAIN TROUT “THURSDAYS. ; TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Pa Ferns’ and also great variety, of aah beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. ed. our Marg Having recently enlar, plant, we.are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the hest market price. Write for rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates, Assaying at reasonable rates, Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. a Xie ee ar rz The 0. K, Painter. House Painting eS PROG PAM: Shy hac caw aie ck Nevada City Cal. Neatly and Quigkly Done, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent ci Paper Hanging, Sold. wad Sign Painting, ‘Graining H. L. SWEENEY. ohana 1 mt ea SCHIIIDT BROS., LLADING CIGAR DEALERS, —~-INSTOCE—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMprD DLA BOHEMIA LA ROSA HARMONEA, -LUB COOL, SHARP BEER. THE BEST OF WORK. H. C. WEISENBURGER, When you are thirsty and feel like ing a fey Skit rg MEW Ave CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. 2 Hek ‘how to dra: i nows rah Ww bod nl is always All kinds of Wines, and u i R The Liquors. Private ILL PRACTICR IN: THE STATE AND United States Vourai Ae, rer 1G LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OT cTBEEY, RODS G, . COR. Up Stairs. Companies, 5 Lots—1%x150 feet. Free water with 14% 6-Room House chickens : 2 Houses—2 $1 500—f, japeh, of six acres near Nevada City. Gooa Saige house and ou'3 $1 »000—House of ten Fine 2-Story Dwelling House, se tuale Large New House $1,250—j2r¢2 10 sontlgng hours of 8g, leo arn and other outall nes. “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for » 5 cents. Mae Pal ad , Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth gr, > Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, ~“Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents, 3 peas « Cuffs, 20 cents, 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents, COMMERCIAL. STREET, Se J. LEVY, ° = Telephone 203—3 Bells. . SHURTLEFP’s . SHURTLEFP’S OUR NEW STORE ae invited to call and get prices. No trouble to show: goods and give you our prices, LOWEST CASH PRICES All goods will be sold for Ready Pay #, and at the very Lowest Cash Prices. A long time in the business has given Knowing the Wants H Of the People And buying for spot cash we are enabled to go into the market and buy as cheap as any of cur. 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. oe Call And See Us. Thos. Shurtleff, Manager, BROAD STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE. m20 SHURTLEFF’S SHURTLEFP’S . FRED E. BROWN. F EDWARD J. MORGAN BROWN & MORGAN, Real-Estate and Insurance Agents, OFF.CE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, i NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Cy] am = . ae ae ‘Agents {or} Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., cf Sam Francisco, Ce’, Will do a general Real3Estate 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 Irsurance References—The business men of Nevada FOR SALE. I: c0n the place. Price $250 per lot, These lots cre in. nee City. situated in the heart of acres of 5 H tion. Cow and so with Wage place. is eo & le Cash atthe belanes 1a eany This. is sitnaitad tie in the tewn limits and abou: minutes walks from the TRANSCRIPT office. ‘ ood lot, situated on Pi t, 3 barga n, or if tenant can be found will lease the any te ponccigd g years at alcw vith rent, . Qs pra ? ted on Sacramento street. "6 * i front{and 100 foot front back, situate $700—Necatah Beas eR_Leuler street. $100 down snd $8 per month on install A Ranch oie Bs gulstes Parts eultvatedscunted 1 from Nevada ‘ at Scott's Flat, containing 58.96 acres under GovPlacer Mining Claim frmment patent, w iWasres of ground vouel * mpaiy for duir ping g rou fort ings. r : . ' . is Myer baer teprieed Foc) on the premiser rents for ituated in } ‘of towr ds offered ata retin yan eas Ese & $200—1wo fine building lots in centre S * Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chit, + + MANAGER. Is now open for business and you are

eg E TRANSCRIPT! Pstgbllohed Sept. 6, 1m, BOHEMIA. OO Td rather live in Bohemia : Good Mail Service. In awarding the contract. for a monthly mail service to the Yukon district of Alaska, the Government has provided the means for regular and expeditious communication between that remote region and the outside world, The result of this arrangement will undoubtedly be an immediate and continuous increase of emigration to the Alaska gold fields. The richness of the territory is’ beyond question mining operations already in progress are immensely profitable, and as better facilities of communication are established the value of our whole Alaska possession will undergo an enormous expansion. Circle City, lying almost on the border of the Arctic zone, has a population of more than 1800 persons, whore rapidly creating an American community. Miners are doing well, corner lots sell as high as $2000. each, ~~and it needs only a little wise encouragement and protection on the part of this Governinent to convert the place into a prosperous and stable town. A monthly: mail will contribute largely to that object, and the other elements of growth will speedily follow it. Burroughs Again in Jail, Frank Burroughs, the opium fiend from Grass Valley, was released from the county jail yesterday. He managed to get some morphine and in the evening engaged a room at the New York Hotel. About 12 o'clock last , night Frank Richards, the hotel clerk, heard the sound of breaking glass in the room occupied by Burroughs. He'went up to the room and found the door locked. Burroughs was throwing things through the window and shouting loud. Richards got Sheriff Getchell to go with him and when Burroughs refused to open the door they forced the lock and went in. Burroughs was under the bed and had-an open pocket knife in his hand. The drug had rendered him delirious and caused him to imagine that a host of demons were after him. He was taken to the county jail and examined before being placed in a cell. A small quantity of niorphine was found hidden ‘in his hair, and a needle belonging to the hypodermic syringe was found: in his mouth. The syringe was in one ot his pockets. . ve Too Much For Woodiand. The Woodland Mail of yesterday morning thus pays its respects to a former resident of this city: Carmichael, the blacksmith, got into another fracas Sunday. He became en. gaged in a dispute with a man in Slaven’s saloon and knocked him down, and might have done him serious injury if bystanders had not interfered. This man seems to be of the opinion that the local officers are afraid of him, but if he gives them the chance he wili discover his mistake. If he is brought before a Justice he should be given a “floater” as his presence ‘is becoming decidedly obnoxious to the good citizens of this city: The Picnic. Something like 5000 or more people will picnic at Glenbrook, Park Jun 17th. It’s going to be the boss” event of the season. Every one of the 125 stockholders is working for it. The committees are getting up new ana novel features to fill the day with pleasure and interest. ‘Get your best girl and go early. Every blade ot grass and tip of foilage will nod a hearty welcome to old and young alike. Go into training for the events and don’t forget that the storming of Bunker Hill will be exciting. ‘ oo Visit of Inspection. On yesterday the members of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce Committee on Mines and Mining met the Executive Committee of the AntiDebris ociation and visited the country about Marysville to see the overflowed lands. i ccesanatietaenebienmmbiamemamemeeemen ae) Humokrs IN THE Boop, boils, pimples, scrotula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One Truc Biood Purifier, nerve tonic and health builder. Hoop’s P1i1s are easy to take, easy to. f operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25e. eae a ae a ne . _ Pure Honey Fine fresh comb honey, the best ‘in the niarket, at-Gayliord’s. Give it a trial if you want something nice. £28 ‘ Who Wants a Fine Organ? The fine organ now in use at the Methodist Church is offered for: sale pe CARL SEIBT, Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty, land, whose outer strand Seed oe een oF crenata. q us roars real, The world of strife and din; Our kindlier fate is here to wait Until our ships come in. O’ershadowing Bohemia, Fame, liken mountain grand,ng the skies, uplifts our eyes this, the lotos land. And beckons spirits bold— Fain would we go, yet, ab! we iknow The heights of fame are cold. Here, resting in Bohemia, sa Beside the waters still, In meadows green, where Hippocrene Winds as a little rill, We deem in pleasant places Are cast our lines and lives, _: &nd chivalry, survives. ENGLISH CHILDREN. to Cadge For Money; son, ta parents’ American idea in my time than that, and I soppose it is still the same sabmitted to the thought without mortification. But here the feeling, or at least the fact, isquite different, A hard working man who lives up to the last penny of a meager can give a half schoolboy son of a friend or acquaintance of his who has $20,000 a year, and the boy will pocket it, and the father will, at the most, look the other way. ] ased to think that this had its explanation in the fact that parents and chil‘dren were not united by so close a bond aere as in America, and that the father cared: less than any American father would care for the dignity and self respect of his son. On the other hand, however, it is certain that the i father holds himself responsible for his son and spends money solicitously in trying to start him in life long past the stage when an Jspopleas youth would 3 expected to go out and shift for him. elf. And, indeed, the older one gets the dlainer it is to be seen that any and ev ‘ry attempt to dogmatize about the dif‘erence between the two peoples of the wo countries must be subject to all sorts f reservations and contradicting modiications. But it is true that the English ‘hild is allowed to cadge for money in 4 way which is unknown to the Ameri‘an child of the same socia) grade, and hat this is by no means confined to velatively poor people. This fact has alWays seemed to me. to rob the English child of a great deal of the interest which with us attaches to childhood. Not I alone find him less interesting, it ‘8 &@ universal judgment upon him.— Harold ic in New York Timea The. Best Made. It is the most common sense felt all the time cemedy known it is on th for the cure of body, and ca Jisease. be regulated. {{VHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI W to purchase an electric belt you m:doulstedl: yant the best made. This can truly be said o° dr. Sanden's Electrie Relt; that !t hes no supe jor im power of eiectric current, durabil.ty no vonvenience in using. Electricity properly ap ‘ed by a good electric belt is a moat effectivi ‘emedy for the cure of many nervots und chront: iments and Dr. Sanden bas devoted thirty year. ‘o the perfection of this electric helt, which now “ontaing fmprovements possessed hy_no other ap pliance of the kind in the world. True, it cost: ‘nore than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing. and thie ig th: one object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’ Elecirie Belt—to cnrve.It does eure, and the heo: a Than in any other land.—John Boyle OReilly. Where grace and heart are more than art ‘Tyrrell in New York Sun. the shock of surprise with which he first encountered in an English novel the notion of a schoolboy, a gentleman's ing money as a gift from his friends and guests, Nothing could have been more foreign ‘to the Neither parents nor boys could have : } ; t ‘ is quickly and easily changed into the tissues of would say, “It is easily assimiated.” Perhaps you are suffering from fat starvation. You take fat enough with your food, but it eicher isn’t the right kind, or it at prepared for you, as in. Let us send you a book about it. Free. ‘SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Wy Best SE duottisements Are not publish but you will find them in and around evada City. ‘eemmeees . In my Studio I have an elegant disPiay of Up-to-Date ‘ 3 Photographs Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia, You are cordially invited to call.’ Door, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ——— Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed. Mi STAPLE een rte seine A IDO CAN PROVE IT BY NU[A MEROUS PATRONS FOR [a WHOM I HAVE MADE bf THESE SUITS. IN EVERY [b CASE THEY PLEASE IN [% FIT, Merchant nm al STYLE, GOODS. a ‘Tailor, Pine St. Px STITUTE Te untae et : FISCHER BROS, Props. constantly supplied with®: ne pt wars or INESS SUIT FOR $25. I ND Fancy GROCERIE Of every description.’ Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. MAKE A GOOD BUS. ; We advise you to hold on to have priced the goods at the Bran “. hold no specials, nor do we have special le sold at bargains at all times. If you do not our word for it, please call in and price our . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing _ ae Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods’ 0 yee “A poet Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. = = = = ee dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 stock of S QUAPTT GLA YTP UMA All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give us a Trial Order 4 = = = = 3 = MAb Pd alu OTT ut ida rari 4 Depot for .

1 RRS 02 eae OE LN NTIS ble invariably in advance. Wood For Sale, [S. QUANTITIES TO SUIT. APPLY AT W E. Johnston’s grocery store, j7New 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 Tra NsORIPT office, Beer Cooler For Sale. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Coun¢il Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine ‘streets. mil0tf —— 2. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES BALL At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., —on-—— *riday Eycning, June 25, 1897 FLOOR DIRECTOR. “Three Classes of Men‘’ is full of proof. Get 1: E. B, Power. oe FLOOR COMMITTEE, DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, Wan Fieealiyn oe hea Wim. Grime Hiaten aoe Sao Francisco. Wm. Chase 8. lo e m. H y Chas. Power Py dis ‘ki Music by Goyne’s Cumplete OrchesFish, Fruit * Vegetable tra. Mu AREKET. Sdminion—¢i per couple, extra ladies 2% WILLIAM H. ANDREWS ’ Ce Spectators—Ladies 2% cents, gentlemen 50 cents. At his Stand, one'door Below Armory Hall, BROAD STREET, Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tuesany and Thursday evenings. ruit and Vegetables in season. No, 1 Tripe always on hand Orders promptly tilled. Goods delivered ree. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, Proprietor One drink sufficient to make FEEL GOOD, 7 £@7-No small children allowed on the floor, Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARNELL’S ‘JESSE MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “Cas. TLEV JOD” Whiskies, Hennessy’s Brandy and B irke’s Genuine rake Porter,“* THE RECEPTION,” Tel. No 41144, Commercial Street RakedzEvery Day. es at rgain. For further particulars appey to Rev. W. C. Gray. tf to 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 lo ice Consumers, The Union Ice Uowpany is now p pared ‘to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house.ou the Plaza will be promptly attended to. mae Otto’s te Cream . The Bear igar Factory REMOVAL NOTICE, J.-P. CONWAY, Prop., Ice . . AS REMOVED TO THE Sold by the qua~-, pint or dish, at : . WM. ¥, LIEBEN’s, Tel. 74, Opp. Nat, Ex. Hotel. F corner of Broad and Pine soos te ‘cious cedar enon, bauding, “wit eon FINE CIGARS, Com nk po nelen PMais, P. F. SIMONDS, Atterney and ‘Counselor at. Law, 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50.cents a week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month Paya‘A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is ofFancy Groceries : , PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED BEEHIVE GROCERY . . J. J. JACKSON, uf Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Give it a Trial. Passe — MEATS AND FISH. PO ras Seog nics: $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... re) Duffy’s Malt .... 0.0.. . 1.00 Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky {#,. 100] “ = in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky «...0.06:..:. 75. Olives, * s I 25 '. Bryant’s Root Beer pottle’ 10) Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 tt) Hire’s ” “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion *.* 2 2° © © + “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee é is the Best. Proprietor Ale e Sole Nevada City Agent I rise to remind you that Z P. G. SCADDEN, the Grocer, "NOT ONLY SELLS 3 The Choicest Groceries at. the Lowest Prices BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FREE TO CUSTOMERS. for Woodland Creamery Butter. saniaiaeasel MONDAYS ee MOUNTAIN TROUT “THURSDAYS. ; TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, Daisies, Pansies, Pa Ferns’ and also great variety, of aah beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & McMath. ed. our Marg Having recently enlar, plant, we.are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the hest market price. Write for rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates, Assaying at reasonable rates, Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. a Xie ee ar rz The 0. K, Painter. House Painting eS PROG PAM: Shy hac caw aie ck Nevada City Cal. Neatly and Quigkly Done, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent ci Paper Hanging, Sold. wad Sign Painting, ‘Graining H. L. SWEENEY. ohana 1 mt ea SCHIIIDT BROS., LLADING CIGAR DEALERS, —~-INSTOCE—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMprD DLA BOHEMIA LA ROSA HARMONEA, -LUB COOL, SHARP BEER. THE BEST OF WORK. H. C. WEISENBURGER, When you are thirsty and feel like ing a fey Skit rg MEW Ave CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. 2 Hek ‘how to dra: i nows rah Ww bod nl is always All kinds of Wines, and u i R The Liquors. Private ILL PRACTICR IN: THE STATE AND United States Vourai Ae, rer 1G LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OT cTBEEY, RODS G, . COR. Up Stairs. Companies, 5 Lots—1%x150 feet. Free water with 14% 6-Room House chickens : 2 Houses—2 $1 500—f, japeh, of six acres near Nevada City. Gooa Saige house and ou'3 $1 »000—House of ten Fine 2-Story Dwelling House, se tuale Large New House $1,250—j2r¢2 10 sontlgng hours of 8g, leo arn and other outall nes. “~~ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for » 5 cents. Mae Pal ad , Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 5 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth gr, > Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents, ~“Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents, 3 peas « Cuffs, 20 cents, 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents, COMMERCIAL. STREET, Se J. LEVY, ° = Telephone 203—3 Bells. . SHURTLEFP’s . SHURTLEFP’S OUR NEW STORE ae invited to call and get prices. No trouble to show: goods and give you our prices, LOWEST CASH PRICES All goods will be sold for Ready Pay #, and at the very Lowest Cash Prices. A long time in the business has given Knowing the Wants H Of the People And buying for spot cash we are enabled to go into the market and buy as cheap as any of cur. 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. oe Call And See Us. Thos. Shurtleff, Manager, BROAD STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE. m20 SHURTLEFF’S SHURTLEFP’S . FRED E. BROWN. F EDWARD J. MORGAN BROWN & MORGAN, Real-Estate and Insurance Agents, OFF.CE—Adjoining Luetje & Brand’s, Broad street, i NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Cy] am = . ae ae ‘Agents {or} Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., cf Sam Francisco, Ce’, Will do a general Real3Estate 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 Irsurance References—The business men of Nevada FOR SALE. I: c0n the place. Price $250 per lot, These lots cre in. nee City. situated in the heart of acres of 5 H tion. Cow and so with Wage place. is eo & le Cash atthe belanes 1a eany This. is sitnaitad tie in the tewn limits and abou: minutes walks from the TRANSCRIPT office. ‘ ood lot, situated on Pi t, 3 barga n, or if tenant can be found will lease the any te ponccigd g years at alcw vith rent, . Qs pra ? ted on Sacramento street. "6 * i front{and 100 foot front back, situate $700—Necatah Beas eR_Leuler street. $100 down snd $8 per month on install A Ranch oie Bs gulstes Parts eultvatedscunted 1 from Nevada ‘ at Scott's Flat, containing 58.96 acres under GovPlacer Mining Claim frmment patent, w iWasres of ground vouel * mpaiy for duir ping g rou fort ings. r : . ' . is Myer baer teprieed Foc) on the premiser rents for ituated in } ‘of towr ds offered ata retin yan eas Ese & $200—1wo fine building lots in centre S * Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chit, + + MANAGER. Is now open for business and you are