March 10, 1898 (4 pages)

a ae BEI B LEI pore See ae emnc oe Si alittle hs NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©0. CALIFORNIA eth THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1810. by Nat. P. Brows & Co. c omesans . picture, Through the mist of early morning one antagonist is lying on his back on the swartd, while his adversary, leaning on a friend’s arm, is slowly walking away-from the scene of . the encounter. Published ev every evening except igs Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. Pp RRows. U. 6. CALEINS. Kutered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as matter. TatLerHowE No. 4. THURS DAY MARCH 10, 1898. HAULED IN THEIR HORNS It'seems that the men who have been fighting the Republican party during its entire existence upon the ground that its tariff policy was not a proper one are now conceding that it is, and hasbeen from the first, right. Four frenzied appeals to-the people as against the Republican party have been, issued during the present month, that-of ex-Candidate Bryan, followed. by those of the three party leaders who are striving to nnite the elements of national discord in his support, yet not one of them mentions as an argument against the Republicans . this great subject which has been its leading principle and which today shares in ite estimation an equal honor with sound mopey, Since these men now admit by. their silence that the Republican party ever since its existence has been right in its fight for this great principle of protection and that they have been wrong in their fight against it is it not possible that the views of its Jeaders on the money question are entitled to some consideration as against those of the men who thus admit the unsoundness of their views on an equality important subject in the Ir 1s about four years since the silver people trotted out those awe-inspiring and delusive tables claiming to show thatthe price of wheat keeps pace with the price of silver. Wheat was then worth 543; cents a bushel in New York markets and silver was worth 65. cents an ounce. Silver is now worth 55%, cents an ounce and wheat last week was $1.087;. Thus the four years’ practical test of these tables has given results precisely the reverse of the showing made by them, since silver has fallen fifteen per cent. meantime, while wheat has nearly doubled. oo * DUEL IN THE SNOW: fo > es The Incident Upon Which Was # Gerome’s Beautifal x Every one has seen the cnginviing of Gerome's beautiful bat sadly effective ‘“*S Duel In the Snow.” [. .th ere wearing the masquerading cos. tame of a Pierrot. Ina thicket a carriage’Wwaits to drive off witl the successful opponent. There is every reason to. believe, from recently disclosed, information by M. Alfred Darimon, that in portraying on canvas that impressive episode the ertist was not influenced.by solely. im:ginative caprice, but that he has reprofuced a scene in real life. — The facts are as follows: The duelists were M. Jules Brame, a former minister of public instruction under the second empire, and M. D. D., a well known journalist on the staff of one of the most influential newspapers in the north of France. When the duel oconrred, both were studying the bar. One Shrove Tuesday they, in company with friends, bad repaired to a rpstauenjoying a good dinner and afterward of going to the masquerade ball at the Opera. They all ‘agreed to go as Pierrots. As they all wore masks some one suggested that they should adopt some distinctive sign by which they could recognize one another in the crowd. D. D. suggested that they should pin a Iabel bearing a number to their backs. The idea-was unanimously adopted, and D. D. prepared the Jabels posardingly. While so doing.a diabolical idea came into his head. Itwas carnival time. Why should he not have _his little. joke? When it was Jules Brame’s turn to have a ticket pinned to his back, his friend D. D. had written in large letters beneath the number, “I am Jules was the resulte No sooner had Brame set foot in the main passage. to the premiere galerie than~he was followed bya lady wearing a mask, who, op his preparing to enter a private box, oried ont, “J wish you success, Jules Brame.’’ Later on, on re-entering the passage, he was surrounded by a group of masquer-aders, who with one voice shouted out, “‘Good day, my dear Brame.” That proved to him that he was known to every one, although he was puzzled to understand how it could be. Passing in front of a box opener, the girl burst out laughing. He inquired angrily what she was laughing at. at the funny idea which led you to pin a@ label on your back with your name on it.’’ And, suiting the action to the word, she unpinned the label and handed it to him. only in bad taste, but insulting. He sought out his comrade, and, finding him in the saloon, he reproached him angrily in the hearing of the crowd, insisting that he should apologize openly shen and there, D. D., resenting his friend’s attitude towatd him, declined to apologize. A duel therefore, in accordance with French habits and cus.oms, was inevitable. Seconds were at yace chosen, Short swords. were prosured, and in their Pierrot costumes the wtagonists started for the Bois de’ Boulogne. Fortunately the duel did not and fatally, as seems to be the case in Gerome’s picture, for, although Brame Tue Labor Commissioner .of New ’ York, in. a report just published, states that the price of farm lands in that State has depreciated very largely in the past five or six years, and says thai many of the reports of his correspondents indicate that prices have fallen from fifty to seventy-five per cent. in that period. This fall in value, it will be observed, is coincident with—nof the “crime of '73,” which occurred 2& years ago, but the “crime of 92,” by which the people elected a free-trade President and free-trade Congress. Tue author of “Quo Vadis” has re“ turned to his European: home from a brief tour in this country, and that he is suffering from an enlargement of the héad-is shown by the silly stories he is telling of how the American women fell at his feet and worshipped him. One of his most idiotic attempts in this direction js the narration’ of how one society. woman on whom he called asked him to let her hold his hands during his stay in her drawingroom. Oaxuasp Triewne: “To New York, ‘first-class, $40; second-class, $30,” is the legend displayed _ in the windows of railroad offices across the bay now that ran his sword right through D. D.’s body, no vital organ was touched: He recovered very quickly, and the two antagonists became fast friends again. — rant on the Boulevard with a yiew of . Brame.’’ One can easily imagine what . ‘“‘Why,’’ she replied, ‘I'am laughing! Jules Brame considered the joke not } he finest.and of Whiskies me HOOD: Takes the Lead and is. pronounced b; all to be the best brand on the market. . is ie Bighly Dens ss for family and Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers, CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A, B WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music,. Algo Choral and Orchestral bare Visits Nevada City, Grass Vali portions of Nevada county fon . oh amg of instructing pupils at ir Bann For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., apply to the Professor, either by letter or personally, at his home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel. Nevada City. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. > . Leave word. at this office. will be sold cheap in quantities to suit. En. A bonanza for Agents. Only $1.50. Big book, . Water St. Wii f with a fine Wane a assortment of a ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE WwW State and Federal. eee Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to Luetje Quartz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and typical of the banner gold mining county of California, ufacture them to order.Four_Leaf Clover. Watch Charm + Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the. wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. “ — We man$125. All the best to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high priced. A Specialty of Repairing. & Brand. i ble Ee as light housework. iS mi-iw Furniture For Sale. A quantity of good household furniture quire of Casrur Focr1i ér Isnazt Hosken. Nevada City; March 1-2w, Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano with be sold cheap. . the Enquire at this office. Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel fot responsible, established house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference. En-. close self-addressed stamped The Dominion Company, Dept. K. 924-38 Agents Waated. For War in Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. the onCredit given. Freight paid. Drop all trash, and make $300 a month with War in Cuba. Address today, The National Book C B, 352-386 Dearborn St, Chicago. $24-30t. Singing Lessons. MES, RENFRO will give Singing Lessons in Nevada City Every Thursday. Those desiring lessons will please leave word at MRS.:C J. BRAND'S. febi?-im Rooms to Let. Inquite of Mrs. McIntire at residence on Feb.17. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office, fii Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. BE. BROWN: Transcrint office, Seeing Millinery. MISS nu FE, HOEFT RETURN.TO NEVADA CITX.IN A Parisian and New York MILLINERY, Which she will offer to the Ladies of Nevad City and vicinity at Abie Extremely Low Prices. Phase: this space for advertisement . . Grand Eastr Opening. of Nile and Advertisement — For <éfiea Proposals for Furnishing St.bor and Materials for the yates of Water Works for Nevada City. — CATED ecg dl treasesct Neve ECEIVED Californian ender Nevada a in the Miareh. ee ar 9 for furnis som ees tae a m See anew a ater Wor’ system of and distributing pipes and valves, hydrants and other appurtenances, wis the sunesreasion of one reserspecifications can be seen at the ete Bean Board of Trustees and specification obtained upon lication to the Sears for different portions ¥ r fo of the ‘works the eras s ba accord —— roy eity, m Aagh oo the. inne specifications adopted by shall become the property © Mee! in case the successful bidder shall fal to enter “into the requisite cont ai furnish the requisite contract peor furn oe requisite security on the acceptance roposal. SEs anos amount of such check must be at least STRUCTION. e Board of Trustees hereby ype the val ht to reject any or all bids or sneer gs any that in the g eo of the © Board will be for the best interests of the tow By. order of the B Board of Lrustees. of Nevada City, Californie. . oMAS H.CARR, Clerk of the Board. ig oo em of ee nian Works Construction. Ho! For the Hew Market, raphe When You Want Fish, ‘Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephane us your order. We receive our sup every day, American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. ‘DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment: by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street,. Philadelphia, Pa Consumption, dee 3 Bronchitis, Charente and Nervous Disorders, . THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Gompound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, isa svientific adjustment o1 the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen. 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MARSHALL, cal Sime Sil, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone C’ ping and, Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. Will take orders for work to invade a, City and G Grass Valley Johecepe spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work . At Moderate Prices. Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or erences—. Nevada City, in 1897, ios you, are likely to have a: k ine, address as follows hall eo will peo waalivea. J. A. MARSHALL, ; Care TRANSCRIPT Office, jst : Nevada City. C. H. HARRISON, All Kinds of Cigars, and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar ar in Town, C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL, MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank, C.J. NAFPZIGER, = INSURANCE, Py Mtual Aid Assocation San Francisco, Cal. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded ie hand as quickly as haif a pound. wiih the Enterprise Raisin an di Grape Seeder. Easy cal. Seed.grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. household, . Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder Stores. Price $1.° Send 2-cent Stamp for the Ent keeper” — 200 recipes, ENTERPRISE MBG. CO. OF Pa., Makers of the Risefathee ee ee a ee y % All for whom we did work at. to clean and economi— Indispensable in every: Is sold at all hardware ing House.’ vada City’s new as. the: Monarch find out before ti it. At first the@ Rockeiifield was for about five int _ to pieces. “Rock _ . reflection and let ; showed. them in 4 that they didn’t . . baseball after a Monarobs will b entirely new pro perved up by. tt the youngsters w to wrest the chan Valley. Caverly will p * base for the Colts ; anxious to come » keep the pennant _ if he does come t i . towards keeping around, he’ is: pi player that ever . Captain Gallas suscitate his last ' enter the field ag He says that ov water in the mou pects for a dry st the name from 1 the Dusters. The Curly Bear talking of organi: I. Beckley as Cap any club in the Native Sons to pl . for a silken bann: . Pedigo, the n ». Colts, who will p1 . appearance with » day next, forme . Napas and was or . ters in that team. . The Pioneers : mew pitcher aud « ‘vhbo played in the ‘eummer. It is Have a series of 3 ‘bas eball cranks. _ A Robin Hood ’ anized at this ‘bers will be ha and A.B. Wolf wi . A’ Nov ‘Satter mill, .n _ discovered the fi ) will be reproduc at the Trans-Miss Omaha, This st > mill will be const ; an arch, the two1 consist of boulde » together at randc ' in one support w senting spring; upport will stan he mill the tw: . stood by Sutter ; and the remaind . be covered with e shery. The tail containing the ex -covery,' also. wi left-hand Rize figures of s and a United Right-hand corne mmerchant and wood trees and brought from. ti ‘structure, in ord ‘appearance of the oan posaibly. mal Some Figure . It ie said the ' States,rougbly 5; ' teachers, and of “are men -and, 28 > other words, ther . many female as 1 » disparity is incr . According to ‘the Prussia there we _ ers in the kingdc _ women and 59,00 g theretel, that t! the rate war is on. This is certainly tempting enough, but people who are already here like California too well to. quit the State at any price. If the cut-. rates were west-bound instead of. east-. : bound, then the war would do us some Ayren they have been fired off seventye times, the big guns ot. modern navies. become worthless, and are not geod even for Fourth of July, celebrations. » is for. male teacl 4 E marked the Am . seachers. In al _ tncluding the gc The horses are free from vices, of Ba style, and ble of t > ee te acter going as fast as any gen being administered by inhalS. ENTE For Five Cents Per Day piel! meng 2% froin, $500 to 96.00 a Wonk : h h bel rook, when wn: : ISTRICT ATTORNEYS, SHERIFYS, AT. he “ie if you are bane oe torneys at law and others—The Stil$0 willed t ithe namber of P well Detective Agency is prepared to yon => i » 000. re are transact all business of a confidential and in' irae . France, of whor she ghgens nd bromehit bea . Snail arma Corapondont a see tp . peine cook to rat tem end Croup . world, Thurlow Block, San Franclsso, Cal, _ creuse. rua, ~ about: 100,000 tec but authentic fi [is Dinh, Sear Porn tn Sold by Sea5\"~ paying . ER . So is Hood's Sa DICKERMAN, . pures have giver “s gs ba cnet, ei ' @here. It is th _ fier and Great 7 operate. Cure pss. 2c. ate a nice, clear bitt, the Artist . , Pine street, gt : and stylish cut Brows & CALKINS, NEVADA CiTY, CAL Safest and Most Effectual Means Sereerey oh Seeroest tions gw_—————————_————— Mz. GLADSTONE, who isvery stitf in his joints and suffers from pains in bis face aud héaa, admits that he. played . foot ball when he rena college, at} BEST WORK LOWEST PRIC=S have faoiiitien which areexéelled 2 ay hone for filling orders on short F 1 We-order too large ; ' REP HO Morena gece tAweenems 1.

a ae BEI B LEI pore See ae emnc oe Si alittle hs NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©0. CALIFORNIA eth THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1810. by Nat. P. Brows & Co. c omesans . picture, Through the mist of early morning one antagonist is lying on his back on the swartd, while his adversary, leaning on a friend’s arm, is slowly walking away-from the scene of . the encounter. Published ev every evening except igs Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. Pp RRows. U. 6. CALEINS. Kutered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as matter. TatLerHowE No. 4. THURS DAY MARCH 10, 1898. HAULED IN THEIR HORNS It'seems that the men who have been fighting the Republican party during its entire existence upon the ground that its tariff policy was not a proper one are now conceding that it is, and hasbeen from the first, right. Four frenzied appeals to-the people as against the Republican party have been, issued during the present month, that-of ex-Candidate Bryan, followed. by those of the three party leaders who are striving to nnite the elements of national discord in his support, yet not one of them mentions as an argument against the Republicans . this great subject which has been its leading principle and which today shares in ite estimation an equal honor with sound mopey, Since these men now admit by. their silence that the Republican party ever since its existence has been right in its fight for this great principle of protection and that they have been wrong in their fight against it is it not possible that the views of its Jeaders on the money question are entitled to some consideration as against those of the men who thus admit the unsoundness of their views on an equality important subject in the Ir 1s about four years since the silver people trotted out those awe-inspiring and delusive tables claiming to show thatthe price of wheat keeps pace with the price of silver. Wheat was then worth 543; cents a bushel in New York markets and silver was worth 65. cents an ounce. Silver is now worth 55%, cents an ounce and wheat last week was $1.087;. Thus the four years’ practical test of these tables has given results precisely the reverse of the showing made by them, since silver has fallen fifteen per cent. meantime, while wheat has nearly doubled. oo * DUEL IN THE SNOW: fo > es The Incident Upon Which Was # Gerome’s Beautifal x Every one has seen the cnginviing of Gerome's beautiful bat sadly effective ‘“*S Duel In the Snow.” [. .th ere wearing the masquerading cos. tame of a Pierrot. Ina thicket a carriage’Wwaits to drive off witl the successful opponent. There is every reason to. believe, from recently disclosed, information by M. Alfred Darimon, that in portraying on canvas that impressive episode the ertist was not influenced.by solely. im:ginative caprice, but that he has reprofuced a scene in real life. — The facts are as follows: The duelists were M. Jules Brame, a former minister of public instruction under the second empire, and M. D. D., a well known journalist on the staff of one of the most influential newspapers in the north of France. When the duel oconrred, both were studying the bar. One Shrove Tuesday they, in company with friends, bad repaired to a rpstauenjoying a good dinner and afterward of going to the masquerade ball at the Opera. They all ‘agreed to go as Pierrots. As they all wore masks some one suggested that they should adopt some distinctive sign by which they could recognize one another in the crowd. D. D. suggested that they should pin a Iabel bearing a number to their backs. The idea-was unanimously adopted, and D. D. prepared the Jabels posardingly. While so doing.a diabolical idea came into his head. Itwas carnival time. Why should he not have _his little. joke? When it was Jules Brame’s turn to have a ticket pinned to his back, his friend D. D. had written in large letters beneath the number, “I am Jules was the resulte No sooner had Brame set foot in the main passage. to the premiere galerie than~he was followed bya lady wearing a mask, who, op his preparing to enter a private box, oried ont, “J wish you success, Jules Brame.’’ Later on, on re-entering the passage, he was surrounded by a group of masquer-aders, who with one voice shouted out, “‘Good day, my dear Brame.” That proved to him that he was known to every one, although he was puzzled to understand how it could be. Passing in front of a box opener, the girl burst out laughing. He inquired angrily what she was laughing at. at the funny idea which led you to pin a@ label on your back with your name on it.’’ And, suiting the action to the word, she unpinned the label and handed it to him. only in bad taste, but insulting. He sought out his comrade, and, finding him in the saloon, he reproached him angrily in the hearing of the crowd, insisting that he should apologize openly shen and there, D. D., resenting his friend’s attitude towatd him, declined to apologize. A duel therefore, in accordance with French habits and cus.oms, was inevitable. Seconds were at yace chosen, Short swords. were prosured, and in their Pierrot costumes the wtagonists started for the Bois de’ Boulogne. Fortunately the duel did not and fatally, as seems to be the case in Gerome’s picture, for, although Brame Tue Labor Commissioner .of New ’ York, in. a report just published, states that the price of farm lands in that State has depreciated very largely in the past five or six years, and says thai many of the reports of his correspondents indicate that prices have fallen from fifty to seventy-five per cent. in that period. This fall in value, it will be observed, is coincident with—nof the “crime of '73,” which occurred 2& years ago, but the “crime of 92,” by which the people elected a free-trade President and free-trade Congress. Tue author of “Quo Vadis” has re“ turned to his European: home from a brief tour in this country, and that he is suffering from an enlargement of the héad-is shown by the silly stories he is telling of how the American women fell at his feet and worshipped him. One of his most idiotic attempts in this direction js the narration’ of how one society. woman on whom he called asked him to let her hold his hands during his stay in her drawingroom. Oaxuasp Triewne: “To New York, ‘first-class, $40; second-class, $30,” is the legend displayed _ in the windows of railroad offices across the bay now that ran his sword right through D. D.’s body, no vital organ was touched: He recovered very quickly, and the two antagonists became fast friends again. — rant on the Boulevard with a yiew of . Brame.’’ One can easily imagine what . ‘“‘Why,’’ she replied, ‘I'am laughing! Jules Brame considered the joke not } he finest.and of Whiskies me HOOD: Takes the Lead and is. pronounced b; all to be the best brand on the market. . is ie Bighly Dens ss for family and Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers, CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A, B WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music,. Algo Choral and Orchestral bare Visits Nevada City, Grass Vali portions of Nevada county fon . oh amg of instructing pupils at ir Bann For particulars as to terms of tuition, etc., apply to the Professor, either by letter or personally, at his home in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel. Nevada City. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. > . Leave word. at this office. will be sold cheap in quantities to suit. En. A bonanza for Agents. Only $1.50. Big book, . Water St. Wii f with a fine Wane a assortment of a ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE WwW State and Federal. eee Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to Luetje Quartz Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. These goods are attractive and tasty and typical of the banner gold mining county of California, ufacture them to order.Four_Leaf Clover. Watch Charm + Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the. wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. “ — We man$125. All the best to be had for the money. Every one warranted whether low or high priced. A Specialty of Repairing. & Brand. i ble Ee as light housework. iS mi-iw Furniture For Sale. A quantity of good household furniture quire of Casrur Focr1i ér Isnazt Hosken. Nevada City; March 1-2w, Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano with be sold cheap. . the Enquire at this office. Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel fot responsible, established house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference. En-. close self-addressed stamped The Dominion Company, Dept. K. 924-38 Agents Waated. For War in Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. the onCredit given. Freight paid. Drop all trash, and make $300 a month with War in Cuba. Address today, The National Book C B, 352-386 Dearborn St, Chicago. $24-30t. Singing Lessons. MES, RENFRO will give Singing Lessons in Nevada City Every Thursday. Those desiring lessons will please leave word at MRS.:C J. BRAND'S. febi?-im Rooms to Let. Inquite of Mrs. McIntire at residence on Feb.17. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office, fii Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. BE. BROWN: Transcrint office, Seeing Millinery. MISS nu FE, HOEFT RETURN.TO NEVADA CITX.IN A Parisian and New York MILLINERY, Which she will offer to the Ladies of Nevad City and vicinity at Abie Extremely Low Prices. Phase: this space for advertisement . . Grand Eastr Opening. of Nile and Advertisement — For <éfiea Proposals for Furnishing St.bor and Materials for the yates of Water Works for Nevada City. — CATED ecg dl treasesct Neve ECEIVED Californian ender Nevada a in the Miareh. ee ar 9 for furnis som ees tae a m See anew a ater Wor’ system of and distributing pipes and valves, hydrants and other appurtenances, wis the sunesreasion of one reserspecifications can be seen at the ete Bean Board of Trustees and specification obtained upon lication to the Sears for different portions ¥ r fo of the ‘works the eras s ba accord —— roy eity, m Aagh oo the. inne specifications adopted by shall become the property © Mee! in case the successful bidder shall fal to enter “into the requisite cont ai furnish the requisite contract peor furn oe requisite security on the acceptance roposal. SEs anos amount of such check must be at least STRUCTION. e Board of Trustees hereby ype the val ht to reject any or all bids or sneer gs any that in the g eo of the © Board will be for the best interests of the tow By. order of the B Board of Lrustees. of Nevada City, Californie. . oMAS H.CARR, Clerk of the Board. ig oo em of ee nian Works Construction. Ho! For the Hew Market, raphe When You Want Fish, ‘Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephane us your order. We receive our sup every day, American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. ‘DOCTORS STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment: by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street,. Philadelphia, Pa Consumption, dee 3 Bronchitis, Charente and Nervous Disorders, . THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Gompound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, isa svientific adjustment o1 the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen. MAGNETIZED; andthe compound is so condensed and made ble that1t is sent all over-the world: It has been in use for more than twenty ore. thousands of patic _ have been , and . e e

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Vare Crezolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, over one thousand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant coy ED . lt does not act as m: drugs do; hy av: therailment, and age etyuee Be pag ‘organ ona the expense of another, often requiring a second course to, eradicate t’ e evil effects of the. first, but Compound Oxygen is a nent renewing, strengthening, invigorating the whole body: hese statements are confirmed ¢? pamarens pepe ng published in our book of with theex proms permalenian. of Fhe patients; their names an: daddtecse are given, and you can refer to them for further informa ion. Bond = atop bef Our tieatment has given host oft mitators, unseru 8 some calling their pre cen ny iapunand our patients. to recommend worthle-s concoctio s. But any substance made elsewhere or by others, avd called Com * PCOMPOUND ORYGRKI -ITS MODE O ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a ae book of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starker & Palen, whiengives to a!l en: Taran full information as to this re‘narkab ie curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be meaied FREE to any addrees on application Empire Stable, . = Broad Street, ong, Basic Rosioesl Pethanen Ho#el JAMES HENSESSY, The toag met ated A able To be found in this part of the State. Hnska to lot at shore basa, gentle rod Telephone 401. . = Ox Mm appropriatin: ti ” spd tes sctueced ant antuethe ty Steemoees Prop’r. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES be ‘refunded, TAWA WP oll SPECIAL. F POR ane si Men's Woot Paats the Kid Barts Fi Ladiee’ wort Lad: Ladies’ and Men’s Slip: Men’s Fedora Hats, a! Sraten Heavy Comforters, 50 cents.” Call while sizes in Shoes are not broken. ber we carry a complete line of Misses’, Children’s and Baby Shoes. Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Remain yours.ta please, poke rm = = If you.do then. you.are.aware of. =S vas all sorts.of of fake sales by um~ a reliable merchants. intend to hold, such a sale, for we are here to stay. All goods not as represented, money will We do not Ss ——a_ ss ig ~ a se Is WERK : Men's All Wool, went fitting Shirts ind Drawers, $1.25 kind for 15 conte die Merino Shirts and fae cents. or gente. ’ Oxford paseo rer ochre ret iy cents. 18 gcd bin kind for $1.35. Please remrenJd LEY, seTHE. POPULAR: CLOTHING STORES ¢ Telephone 2OsS. a House and Lot. For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. oe Good Level Lot, 165x 140 feet. Good House, Cow Barns, Wood Shed and ‘ Store Room. Electric Light in Houge.] TERMS REASONABLE. J ‘ Apply to — ‘ 0. C. PERCIVAL. Nevada City, January 31, 1898. $$$ J. A. MARSHALL, cal Sime Sil, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone C’ ping and, Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. Will take orders for work to invade a, City and G Grass Valley Johecepe spring and summer of 1898, First-Class Work . At Moderate Prices. Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or erences—. Nevada City, in 1897, ios you, are likely to have a: k ine, address as follows hall eo will peo waalivea. J. A. MARSHALL, ; Care TRANSCRIPT Office, jst : Nevada City. C. H. HARRISON, All Kinds of Cigars, and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar ar in Town, C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. NATIONAL, MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizeus’ Bank, C.J. NAFPZIGER, = INSURANCE, Py Mtual Aid Assocation San Francisco, Cal. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded ie hand as quickly as haif a pound. wiih the Enterprise Raisin an di Grape Seeder. Easy cal. Seed.grapes and raisins at the rate of a pound in five minutes. household, . Enterprise Raisin and Grape. Seeder Stores. Price $1.° Send 2-cent Stamp for the Ent keeper” — 200 recipes, ENTERPRISE MBG. CO. OF Pa., Makers of the Risefathee ee ee a ee y % All for whom we did work at. to clean and economi— Indispensable in every: Is sold at all hardware ing House.’ vada City’s new as. the: Monarch find out before ti it. At first the@ Rockeiifield was for about five int _ to pieces. “Rock _ . reflection and let ; showed. them in 4 that they didn’t . . baseball after a Monarobs will b entirely new pro perved up by. tt the youngsters w to wrest the chan Valley. Caverly will p * base for the Colts ; anxious to come » keep the pennant _ if he does come t i . towards keeping around, he’ is: pi player that ever . Captain Gallas suscitate his last ' enter the field ag He says that ov water in the mou pects for a dry st the name from 1 the Dusters.. The Curly Bear talking of organi: I. Beckley as Cap any club in the Native Sons to pl . for a silken bann: . Pedigo, the n ». Colts, who will p1 . appearance with » day next, forme . Napas and was or . ters in that team. . The Pioneers : mew pitcher aud « ‘vhbo played in the ‘eummer. It is Have a series of 3 ‘bas eball cranks. _ A Robin Hood ’ anized at this ‘bers will be ha and A.B. Wolf wi . A’ Nov ‘Satter mill, .n _ discovered the fi ) will be reproduc at the Trans-Miss Omaha, This st > mill will be const ; an arch, the two1 consist of boulde » together at randc ' in one support w senting spring; upport will stan he mill the tw: . stood by Sutter ; and the remaind . be covered with e shery. The tail containing the ex -covery,' also. wi left-hand Rize figures of s and a United Right-hand corne mmerchant and wood trees and brought from. ti ‘structure, in ord ‘appearance of the oan posaibly. mal Some Figure . It ie said the ' States,rougbly 5; ' teachers, and of “are men -and, 28 > other words, ther . many female as 1 » disparity is incr . According to ‘the Prussia there we _ ers in the kingdc _ women and 59,00 g theretel, that t! the rate war is on. This is certainly tempting enough, but people who are already here like California too well to. quit the State at any price. If the cut-. rates were west-bound instead of. east-. : bound, then the war would do us some Ayren they have been fired off seventye times, the big guns ot. modern navies. become worthless, and are not geod even for Fourth of July, celebrations. » is for. male teacl 4 E marked the Am . seachers. In al _ tncluding the gc The horses are free from vices, of Ba style, and ble of t > ee te acter going as fast as any gen being administered by inhalS. 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