March 18, 1898 (4 pages)

: i 8 ie ek a ee . , properly. en instead of advanced and éven in the THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1850. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. ‘NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Sa . Published a erry eet eihere we Sundays and jays by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. Pp. BROWER. UG. 8. CALKINS. Kntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as econd-class matter. TRLEPHONE No. 4. FRIDAY... MARCH 18, 1898. aaa a SAN FRANCISCO’S DANGER, According to the San Francisco Daily Report a fleet could tie off the Ocean Beach or Cliff House, out of the fire line of any guns the city has now, or is likely to:have for a considerable time, andtoss shells into the city at will. That is why the Government purchased in such. hot haste, several years years ago, that high-lying tract at the southwesterly end of the City Cometry; and also decided, more recently; that heavy guns would have to be mounted in works on the shore about a mile below the Ocean Side House. The two works would cover the now uncovered sea line from the southerly head of the Golden Gate to a point several miles below the Cliff House. Without them the city is not sufe, unless its présent’ forts be well “ ‘supplemented by war ships. This isa point that shonld be impressed on our Congressional delegation, in order that a portion of that $50,000,000 appropriation may “be applied promptly and PROTECTION THAT PAYS. The predictions made by opponents of the Dingley bill that it would result in large advances in prices of articles of common consumption have proven inLord !’’ THE FIRST PAIR. The Boy’s Mother Had Not Become Accustometi to Knickerbookers. © .% -1 Doctor (hat in hand—Is there a little sick boy here? Mother of the Sufferer—Yes. Come in. Doctor, my poor dear is very sick. Since this morning—I don’t know why he keeps falling down. : **Palling down?’’ ‘* Yes, all the time.’ **Falling to tke floor?’ **Yes, to thé floor.”’ ; ' ““Phat’s strange. How old is he?’ **Four years and a half.’’ **He ought to stand all right at that ege. How did it begin?’’’ “I don’t understand it at all, I tell you. He was:very well last night; and morning I went to wake him ‘as-usual. I put on. his socks, I put h rreeches on and then I put him € feet. He fell at once.’’ **Perhaps he tripped.’ “Listen, doctor. I picked him up. his tled; but I picked him up—bang! down times running. what ails him, bué since this morning hé keeps falling down.’’ ‘*That’s very singular. Let me see him.” The mother goes out of the room and then comes back with the boy in her arms. His chubby chéeks are rosy; and he appears to be extravagantly well, starched with dried preserves. ‘*Why, he’s a. splendid.child,’’ says the doctor. ‘‘Stand him on the floor.’’ The mother obeys. The child falls, “Once more, pleasé."’ The child falls again. **Once more.’’ Third attempt, followed by the third fall of the sick boy. ' ; The doctor is thoughtful, ‘*Unheard of!’? He-says to the boy, whose mother holds him up'by the arms; *‘Tell‘me; my fine little fellow, have you a pain any where?’’ No, sir. b BT ** Does ur head ache?”’ -*No, ‘Did you sleep well last night?” se Yes, sir.’? , ‘Have you any appetite now? waald you like a little soup?’ *€Oh, yes, sir’? “Bxactly, ” and the doctor adds with an air of authority, ‘‘He has patalysis;’’ The mother cries: ‘‘Paral— «© She raises ber-bands toward accurate as those in which it was in-. heaven, and the boy falls. sisted that it could not produce suffi‘*Yes, madam. I am sorry to say he has complete paralysis of the lower cient revenues to meet. the expense of . limbs. You can see for yourself that the the Government. The revenue receipts . flesh of your dear child-is absolutely are now ‘exceeding the expenditures : nsénsible.’’ (Speaking, he goes:close ‘to the boy and prepares to make the ex and the prices of articles of common! periment.) ‘‘But—but what’s this: consumption are in many cases lower. What's this?’ And he screams out, “Thunder and lightning, madam; what’s than they ,were a year ago. Dun’s Re-. tnig you are ohiattering fo, me about view, in a‘recent issue, shows that cot. p: ton goods of nearly all grades were much lower on March 1, 1898, than they a aralysis?’’ The amazed mother answers, “But, octor’’— **Of course the boy can’t stand on his were on January 1, 1897; that nearly all. feet. You have put both his legs into articles of iron and steel have also fall-. ° matter of boots and shoes, where it was insisted that the duty placed on hides must result in an advance in the cost ne leg of his breeches. ’’ A Modern Youth. ‘‘Ha, ha, my proud beauty,’ said he, *‘you love another!’? “tI do,’’ said the blushing maiden. He pondered, ‘‘Well,’’ said he finalof those articles to the wearer, prices ly, his features lighting with fiendish are actually lower than they were at the j beginning of last year. NEBRASKA’ ‘ALL ‘RIGHT. The people of Mr. Bryan’s State have reduced their mortgage indebtedness about seven million dollars in the past year, despite the fact that free coinage of silver was not adopted in 1896. The farm mortgages released during the year amounted to $14,767,000; and the now mortgage filed, $11,844,000, while in the cities the mortgages filed during te last six months of 1897 were $1,890, 0230 and those released $4,245,000. Assuming that the work of the first six months of 1897 in the cities was as satisfactory as that of the last half ‘of the year the reduction in mortgages in Nebraska would amount’ to between seven and eight million dollars. How’s This?” * We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh’Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Ov., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for.the last.15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made . ’ by their firm. . West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watprna, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggisi, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price Te. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. + A Welcome To All. If you are thinkiiig of getting a suit or pair of pants call‘.on Hibbitt, the: Artist Outter and Tailor, before giving yourorder. His work is first-cassand his prices are very moderate. ml1-tf 2 A. Great pat Roweity: The greatest novelty sovelty just received in Boys’ Wash Suits, manufactured by the Unexcelled Company of New York. _ J. Levy has the line of their agent’s samples for boys 3 to 10 years old, and will sell them at wholesale prices, CLoruiné Srore, mt’s furnishing arti— RarenprsJs ete., fone acer than atany other s' store here. tf. Call for Robin Hood. oy, ‘‘you ain’t in it if you do, Within 24° hours I shall have procured an injunction against your_ marrying him.”’ he played all: around: the room.’ “This }. littleHe fellright down again. I was ‘starhe went, and he did. it seven or eight : I-tell you, I don’t know j}:°» He wears trousers and a ‘loons: tsbonme ; Ae Dozen, Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half, a pound wiih the, EnGrape Seeder. Easy}. Seed grapes and Saude at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispen: able in every househol¢ ° Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware storese Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the “Enterprising HousePa ENTERPRISE MFG. CO Pitledelp ia Makers of the Encerprise Meat Meat Chop ieee, Queen Lily Soap ~~ Finest mana Soap In the Maret. “Washes Without thine and does not inure the clothes, The largest Family Washng can be done a three to four hours, .4 girl of twelve years of age can doa washing with this soap. :\ BEWARE OF IMITATIONS .@ Made in San Francisco, Ask your dealer for it and thus help build pu home industry. terprise. Raisin.a.n.d}. keeper” — 200 dae . —————_——— . See and €conormi. ! Mies » ay tobe the ish bod Soy ighly. Sold by, the Bottle. or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers, CALL FOR IT AT. ALL BARS.” medi4 A.B. WOLE, Sole Ageat. “All Orders Promptly Filled, ae eae wotlk, Baquize bt TaamecKiPr office. csi ee recommended for family and A ye ° not to exceed five lines in length Tnegrtedt under ais ~— for 50 cents additional line a Rweok or oii = Rane a —_ Payable egdedeors 2 inad dvance. , & i : Mrs. C.-M. Mails “ Has brought up with her from San Franeisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles: © [m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. Situation Wanted. By a lady to do housework or chamber A Trained Nurse. Miss peereye"y a trained nurse from San Fraseieon, S prepared to fill e ments. e best of recom mendat fu hed: ApMs at Mrs. Chase’s High Street. mi5-lw. 5 é “Piano For Sale. A fine upright-piano will be sold cheap. . Enqutre at this office. * . Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel for responsible, establfShed house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference: Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. EK. Chicago. f24-3t Agents Wanted. For War in Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. A bonanza for Agents. Only $1.50. Big book, big commissions. Eyerybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free, Credit given. Freight paid. Drop all trash, ; 862-856 Dearborn St, Chieago. and make $800a month with ‘War in Cuba. ; Address today, The National Book Concern, £24-30t. : i PRED SEARLS, Water St. -Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs, McIntire at. resid on mi6;} -F = = € Ma . aa a °, Fs %) A "ey f 2; Wiel [At] SA, . FAH [8 = Misses’ Genuine Kangaroo ' as ret price of a Dollar and to.2, Only.» Dollar and a Half: at. z€LoAtey) FeO 85) [06 2 &* 1 ae, 2€-. 2 [age?) (Sdga?) San?! (an?) . TF GREY t > ‘e. ¢, b) Tara. ca me! Street. Feb.17. Attorney and Cottiseior at Law. Wie os ag ALL ‘THR COURTS Whooping Cough, Croup BOONE’S GENCY) NATIONAL, MARKET. 124 Pine St., PATENT 5 sess s "Broad St., Opp. Citisnns’ Hank. ‘Tc. J. NAPFZIOER: gue DipoCresolene Sia eeclia Veal, locality. Inquire at this office. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in a olase mar Of treating oie throat: bi Its efficiens: n W! = . eer he "ihe ant emp reader . Vivalusbte In Contag.ous Diseases, As Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and tationor, ad: WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Purchased at the Store of Broad Street, near Pine, SILVERWARE . , ‘LUETJE: ‘& BRAND, : The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City, Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST.STYLES,— BEST FINISH, . AND RELIABLE “Every Article Fully Guaranteed. Gtucris, Having pure! sumed busi: new to give me a call, hui " DEALER InN tals tel i, French Candiés, Nuts, Notions, Fanoy Goods, Eto. Rend Beene Done Pipe Stroct, Nevada City. the stock and fixtures in ¥. Ww. Coder’s store, Ate re‘there’ with a’ Fine, Fresh Stock, and invite hi 6 aa i> é ATi onder wl cnvace you tha my Goods am Fresh and Press Law a ine Means : vial Goods delivered free aot Slag Asthma, Ceterrh, Colds. Ne basi © t : AND aS RESOLENE being administered hy tnhal>. . ease # ACCIDENT Safest and [ost Effectual . ri : . cepaet ! Brown.& CALKINS,: INSURANCE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. f ae: Kueh Fae ‘PRINTERS notice. No order too large for us. Get’ our estimates, se The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Towa. © H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE Hs ‘Lime’ t Oe I , Ss WEES Prop’r be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cente. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript offiee. " And an all aS of Meats , HEALTH BS were ‘i Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can vi2 . Sam Francisco, Cal. ‘] aa-ineda evabt DESPO! . delity Mefnal Ad Ascton ine active principle on whic —— ) ¢ ae fi : pe ati tae rteanbnstns a ce usenet agate tase ak ae era th Ga we ah 2s eee ~ One Dollar-a box, six al lela For Five Cents Per Day ES WILL PAY, ling to the hazard of occuBriefs, able ta work throug eine hart aooldentCatalogues, Wine Y, if you are accidentally killed. . Pamphelts, Wit >AY $10.00.a week, when you are ; i ai xX 00.00" fee te ral ense oes etka sel ua taeda > General Job Printing. he a $5.0 membership fee and duct ot i y Fil per v ea BEST WORK : : LOWEST PRICES” “ LIFE INSURANCE. Tignes sua aa cer oe We have facilities which are excelled ox at ices = 1000 at on of ns by none for filling orders ‘on short for accident Sr sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose’ all your income when you aresick Steep “The Fidelity u Aid A tiation is Free dont amd’ Health ation ia in the United ci i $6,000.00 nah h deposits re ies ieaeie ofeataaneies ; se aeiets feeditics, Senta, maee » wonndiey: of its protection to its DEALER IN ‘Reliable hae Wanted. Write All Kigds of Cigars and Tobacco J. M. SHETTERLEY, eon. Seorwenry amt Sos Francine Cal A Good Living jamdmore may be made by any . tenimontan oneiwith a McAllister Magic . th Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or ‘illustrated lectures in small towns.and vilOFFICE AND YARD, _ paigite Nevada City Grace Va and other . lages. A small capital and Boulder Street, of instructing: pupils ss own . energy are all that are needed. GES City. partoulars as to pages engat sinaguintabi A book that describes, pictures . boor Call on us before’ petals oe. care an explains the operation ot. m going’ elsewhere. $ ™. hue Oe DD ie a dh oe <i: Sawaah epiet licAllister’s ~ . CHAW & BOWMAN, . Magic Lanterns “ ents will be mailed . free upon request. T. H. McAttistEr, -. 2S Renbineenn D. pte ne _ DOCTORSSTARKEY & PALEN’S. ~ Treatment: =. Inhalation, = 1529 Arch Street, Phitadelphia, Pq aca Eigalad OR ‘cdilipetien. Bronchitis,’ D oe ae ae Headach Rheumatism, Neuraigia, — AND ALE fod Chronic and Nervous Disorders, . , Est! PRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE]. Pp en i, that of a Sveaee eres IZED; and ood He snienes boon ti Of buat over one thous sider s record ae oj ni Stecmnae es maied cr bale aA < BOK aie wee G; JAMES HENSESSY, —_Prop’y. _ SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK: ped Button Shoes, sizes 11 to as Misses’ Vici Kid, Patent Leather Pips, pegular $2 Shoe, sizes. ; Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent. Tipe, Pointed and Square Poeny‘ Monet Golf Colored Bosom Shirts, Special, 50 cents. <3 ie we are ‘Agent iy Sor the Rest. Gattoring Cotablishment : IN SAN FRANCISCO. Popular Clothing Store ‘ J; LEVY, cl tee E Pie e.36es . Siu") J Mot Sawer . * Telephone. 203. MANHOOD RESTORED, ae Seen if CLIPLDBENE. This Vegyahie Vitalizer Cures All — Nervousness or Diseases of Generative. rea CURES, WHERE: EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. / eee Th Seaty vn a DEBILIER We 3 dak Ei oO. x 8, San Francisco, Calj, “3. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF {hi Stone: Siewals, . Garden. Walks, «’ Basement. Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stowe, Stone 0 ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns ‘and Vases; Stone Caskets; éte.: >)” Me tbonrieese cheese spring : First-Class W< Work At Moderate Prices. Ba oman cheerfully furnished on n large or { sarees for whom we did work as at you are likely to ha ve any work in our t . with zon. ‘llows andl wo wht Metre. ; Nevada City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at ; Law, sre Ha GiSOF BROAD , een ies 2p, MODE oF Se an) caw House and. Lot . For Sale hers ae) . Gooa Level a r65x140 feet? ’ ‘si Bids dy “Wood Shed ana Store Room. _ Electric Light tn Hoe 8 Water Pipes all ia.” a omenieinine TER MS REASONABLE . —— Apply oe 0. ¢, pemeVa ~ Nevada City, January 8}, 1998, _ tally writ of Trade has sent cular letter: “The State Boa: ceive gratefully a su; “best to exhibit t fornia at the Wor position to be hel _ +1900, with a view « _ ikets for Califor » munications in re Yoe addressed to d Board of Trade, gestions are espe . the producers of { “Those Who ‘fa: response to this 4 study brevity and tures. Let it ber exposition is to be ket-seeking propo There should be this request?) Thé not confined to . Trade or te thene many people wh » suggestions along and that they will . earnest congiterat of A Great Di Wednesday's 'W '*The members of t 1G. .W. have’ met pointment, ‘asa re © ceived in th F ing. Mrs. Belle ¢ dent of the order, : visit the-parlor to to folfill her’ ongay the serious “ilines _ Great preparation: . receive and entert May , Prove It is now stated . the management’ . rassociation of at Glenbrook ; .zens in town tod © ;reatriction would Monarchs and: the ranging a series . .for the reasdii'tha’ -clubesare supports » ,that they play a p j peat Watt Park. Seer et A Mineér’s A Washington 1 u ' eharge of hig cabiz ithe proper time ‘te . preparation of sv -tarned home and friend had obeyed p vally using, howeve: ibacks for kindling wealized that there ’ ene lunatic about’ Must Haye . ‘The wag o Fe tin gete this off: capitalist Aud real would be ened fo be due for medic by two .physicia: month, he would. 4 a instantly or huFri Tue GREATER Hood’s Sarsaparil F . and scrofula sores cand humorsof all ; pended upon to ci er 4 ;Hoan’s Pris ar 4 ap a cold. 4 i paper ign “Wall ‘Anther c _ hae just been re Brothers direct fr 4 get our pricg. Y ' by purchasing yor as.our stock is co Samples of .Wa parts of the edn! ml2-tf ~—Ata 'The Wells prop tezuuma Hill, ab: is offered for sal “-property consist ‘rooms, barn and ; "This is g good ple -ing to open a wa} -is built just*téx places. F ; quire of Brown & . sagents.

: i 8 ie ek a ee . , properly. en instead of advanced and éven in the THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1850. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. ‘NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Sa . Published a erry eet eihere we Sundays and jays by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. Pp. BROWER. UG. 8. CALKINS. Kntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as econd-class matter. TRLEPHONE No. 4. FRIDAY..... MARCH 18, 1898. aaa a SAN FRANCISCO’S DANGER, According to the San Francisco Daily Report a fleet could tie off the Ocean Beach or Cliff House, out of the fire line of any guns the city has now, or is likely to:have for a considerable time, andtoss shells into the city at will. That is why the Government purchased in such. hot haste, several years years ago, that high-lying tract at the southwesterly end of the City Cometry; and also decided, more recently; that heavy guns would have to be mounted in works on the shore about a mile below the Ocean Side House. The two works would cover the now uncovered sea line from the southerly head of the Golden Gate to a point several miles below the Cliff House. Without them the city is not sufe, unless its présent’ forts be well “ ‘supplemented by war ships. This isa point that shonld be impressed on our Congressional delegation, in order that a portion of that $50,000,000 appropriation may “be applied promptly and PROTECTION THAT PAYS. The predictions made by opponents of the Dingley bill that it would result in large advances in prices of articles of common consumption have proven inLord !’’ THE FIRST PAIR. The Boy’s Mother Had Not Become Accustometi to Knickerbookers. © .% -1 Doctor (hat in hand—Is there a little sick boy here? Mother of the Sufferer—Yes. Come in. Doctor, my poor dear is very sick. Since this morning—I don’t know why he keeps falling down. : **Palling down?’’ ‘* Yes, all the time.’ **Falling to tke floor?’ **Yes, to thé floor.”’ ; ' ““Phat’s strange. How old is he?’ **Four years and a half.’’ **He ought to stand all right at that ege. How did it begin?’’’ “I don’t understand it at all, I tell you. He was:very well last night; and morning I went to wake him ‘as-usual. I put on. his socks, I put h rreeches on and then I put him € feet. He fell at once.’’ **Perhaps he tripped.’ “Listen, doctor. I picked him up. his tled; but I picked him up—bang! down times running. what ails him, bué since this morning hé keeps falling down.’’ ‘*That’s very singular. Let me see him.” The mother goes out of the room and then comes back with the boy in her arms. His chubby chéeks are rosy; and he appears to be extravagantly well, starched with dried preserves. ‘*Why, he’s a. splendid.child,’’ says the doctor. ‘‘Stand him on the floor.’’ The mother obeys. The child falls, “Once more, pleasé."’ The child falls again. **Once more.’’ Third attempt, followed by the third fall of the sick boy. ' ; The doctor is thoughtful, ‘*Unheard of!’? He-says to the boy, whose mother holds him up'by the arms; *‘Tell‘me; my fine little fellow, have you a pain any where?’’ No, sir. b BT ** Does ur head ache?”’ -*No, ‘Did you sleep well last night?” se Yes, sir.’? , ‘Have you any appetite now? waald you like a little soup?’ *€Oh, yes, sir’? “Bxactly, ” and the doctor adds with an air of authority, ‘‘He has patalysis;’’ The mother cries: ‘‘Paral— «© She raises ber-bands toward accurate as those in which it was in-. heaven, and the boy falls. sisted that it could not produce suffi‘*Yes, madam. I am sorry to say he has complete paralysis of the lower cient revenues to meet. the expense of . limbs. You can see for yourself that the the Government. The revenue receipts . flesh of your dear child-is absolutely are now ‘exceeding the expenditures : nsénsible.’’ (Speaking, he goes:close ‘to the boy and prepares to make the ex and the prices of articles of common! periment.) ‘‘But—but what’s this: consumption are in many cases lower. What's this?’ And he screams out, “Thunder and lightning, madam; what’s than they ,were a year ago. Dun’s Re-. tnig you are ohiattering fo, me about view, in a‘recent issue, shows that cot. p: ton goods of nearly all grades were much lower on March 1, 1898, than they a aralysis?’’ The amazed mother answers, “But, octor’’— **Of course the boy can’t stand on his were on January 1, 1897; that nearly all. feet. You have put both his legs into articles of iron and steel have also fall-. ° matter of boots and shoes, where it was insisted that the duty placed on hides must result in an advance in the cost ne leg of his breeches. ’’ A Modern Youth. ‘‘Ha, ha, my proud beauty,’ said he, *‘you love another!’? “tI do,’’ said the blushing maiden. He pondered, ‘‘Well,’’ said he finalof those articles to the wearer, prices ly, his features lighting with fiendish are actually lower than they were at the j beginning of last year. NEBRASKA’ ‘ALL ‘RIGHT. The people of Mr. Bryan’s State have reduced their mortgage indebtedness about seven million dollars in the past year, despite the fact that free coinage of silver was not adopted in 1896. The farm mortgages released during the year amounted to $14,767,000; and the now mortgage filed, $11,844,000, while in the cities the mortgages filed during te last six months of 1897 were $1,890, 0230 and those released $4,245,000. Assuming that the work of the first six months of 1897 in the cities was as satisfactory as that of the last half ‘of the year the reduction in mortgages in Nebraska would amount’ to between seven and eight million dollars. How’s This?” * We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh’Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Ov., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for.the last.15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made . ’ by their firm. . West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watprna, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggisi, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price Te. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. + A Welcome To All. If you are thinkiiig of getting a suit or pair of pants call‘.on Hibbitt, the: Artist Outter and Tailor, before giving yourorder. His work is first-cassand his prices are very moderate. ml1-tf 2 A. Great pat Roweity: The greatest novelty sovelty just received in Boys’ Wash Suits, manufactured by the Unexcelled Company of New York. _ J. Levy has the line of their agent’s samples for boys 3 to 10 years old, and will sell them at wholesale prices, CLoruiné Srore, mt’s furnishing arti— RarenprsJs ete., fone acer than atany other s' store here. tf. Call for Robin Hood. oy, ‘‘you ain’t in it if you do, Within 24° hours I shall have procured an injunction against your_ marrying him.”’ he played all: around: the room.’ “This }. littleHe fellright down again. I was ‘starhe went, and he did. it seven or eight : I-tell you, I don’t know j}:°» He wears trousers and a ‘loons: tsbonme ; Ae Dozen, Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half, a pound wiih the, EnGrape Seeder. Easy}. Seed grapes and Saude at the rate of a pound in five minutes. Indispen: able in every househol¢ ° Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware storese Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the “Enterprising HousePa ENTERPRISE MFG. CO Pitledelp ia Makers of the Encerprise Meat Meat Chop ieee, Queen Lily Soap ~~ Finest mana Soap In the Maret. “Washes Without thine and does not inure the clothes, The largest Family Washng can be done a three to four hours, .4 girl of twelve years of age can doa washing with this soap. :\ BEWARE OF IMITATIONS .@ Made in San Francisco, Ask your dealer for it and thus help build pu home industry. terprise. Raisin..a.n.d}. keeper” — 200 dae . —————_——— . See and €conormi. ! Mies » ay tobe the ish bod Soy ighly. Sold by, the Bottle. or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers, CALL FOR IT AT. ALL BARS.” medi4 A.B. WOLE, Sole Ageat. “All Orders Promptly Filled, ae eae wotlk, Baquize bt TaamecKiPr office. csi ee recommended for family and A ye ° not to exceed five lines in length Tnegrtedt under ais ~— for 50 cents additional line a Rweok or oii = Rane a —_ Payable egdedeors 2 inad dvance. , & i : Mrs. C.-M. Mails “ Has brought up with her from San Franeisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles: © [m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. Situation Wanted. By a lady to do housework or chamber A Trained Nurse. Miss peereye"y a trained nurse from San Fraseieon, S prepared to fill e ments. e best of recom mendat fu hed: ApMs at Mrs. Chase’s High Street. mi5-lw. 5 é “Piano For Sale. A fine upright-piano will be sold cheap. . Enqutre at this office. * . Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel for responsible, establfShed house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference: Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. EK. Chicago. f24-3t Agents Wanted. For War in Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. A bonanza for Agents. Only $1.50. Big book, big commissions. Eyerybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free, Credit given. Freight paid. Drop all trash, ; 862-856 Dearborn St, Chieago. and make $800a month with ‘War in Cuba. ; Address today, The National Book Concern, £24-30t. : i PRED SEARLS, Water St. -Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs, McIntire at. resid on mi6;} -F = = € Ma . aa a °, Fs %) A "ey f 2; Wiel [At] SA, . FAH [8 = Misses’ Genuine Kangaroo ' as ret price of a Dollar and to.2, Only.» Dollar and a Half: at. z€LoAtey) FeO 85) [06 2 &* 1 ae, 2€-. 2 [age?) (Sdga?) San?! (an?) . TF GREY t > ‘e. ¢, b) Tara. ca me! Street. Feb.17. Attorney and Cottiseior at Law. Wie os ag ALL ‘THR COURTS Whooping Cough, Croup BOONE’S GENCY) NATIONAL, MARKET. 124 Pine St., PATENT 5 sess s "Broad St., Opp. Citisnns’ Hank. ‘Tc. J. NAPFZIOER: gue DipoCresolene Sia eeclia Veal, locality. Inquire at this office. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in a

olase mar Of treating oie throat: bi Its efficiens: n W! = . eer he "ihe ant emp reader . Vivalusbte In Contag.ous Diseases, As Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and tationor, ad: WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Purchased at the Store of Broad Street, near Pine, SILVERWARE . , ‘LUETJE: ‘& BRAND, : The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City, Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST.STYLES,— BEST FINISH, . AND RELIABLE “Every Article Fully Guaranteed. Gtucris, Having pure! sumed busi: new to give me a call, hui " DEALER InN tals tel i, French Candiés, Nuts, Notions, Fanoy Goods, Eto. Rend Beene Done Pipe Stroct, Nevada City. the stock and fixtures in ¥. Ww. Coder’s store, Ate re‘there’ with a’ Fine, Fresh Stock, and invite hi 6 aa i> é ATi onder wl cnvace you tha my Goods am Fresh and Press Law a ine Means : vial Goods delivered free aot Slag Asthma, Ceterrh, Colds. Ne basi © t : AND aS RESOLENE being administered hy tnhal>. . ease # ACCIDENT Safest and [ost Effectual . ri : . cepaet ! Brown.& CALKINS,: INSURANCE, NEVADA CITY, CAL. f ae: Kueh Fae ‘PRINTERS notice. No order too large for us. Get’ our estimates, se The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Towa. © H. HARRISON, BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE Hs ‘Lime’ t Oe I , Ss WEES Prop’r be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cente. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript offiee. " And an all aS of Meats , HEALTH BS were ‘i Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can vi2 . Sam Francisco, Cal. ‘] aa-ineda evabt DESPO! . delity Mefnal Ad Ascton ine active principle on whic —— ) ¢ ae fi : pe ati tae rteanbnstns a ce usenet agate tase ak ae era th Ga we ah 2s eee ~ One Dollar-a box, six al lela For Five Cents Per Day ES WILL PAY, ling to the hazard of occuBriefs, able ta work throug eine hart aooldentCatalogues, Wine Y, if you are accidentally killed. . Pamphelts, Wit >AY $10.00.a week, when you are ; i ai xX 00.00" fee te ral ense oes etka sel ua taeda > General Job Printing. he a $5.0 membership fee and duct ot i y Fil per v ea BEST WORK : : LOWEST PRICES” “ LIFE INSURANCE. Tignes sua aa cer oe We have facilities which are excelled ox at ices = 1000 at on of ns by none for filling orders ‘on short for accident Sr sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose’ all your income when you aresick Steep “The Fidelity u Aid A tiation is Free dont amd’ Health ation ia in the United ci i $6,000.00 nah h deposits re ies ieaeie ofeataaneies ; se aeiets feeditics, Senta, maee » wonndiey: of its protection to its DEALER IN ‘Reliable hae Wanted. Write All Kigds of Cigars and Tobacco J.. M. SHETTERLEY, eon. Seorwenry amt Sos Francine Cal A Good Living jamdmore may be made by any . tenimontan oneiwith a McAllister Magic . th Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or ‘illustrated lectures in small towns.and vilOFFICE AND YARD, _ paigite Nevada City Grace Va and other . lages. A small capital and Boulder Street, of instructing: pupils ss own . energy are all that are needed. GES City. partoulars as to pages engat sinaguintabi A book that describes, pictures . boor Call on us before’ petals oe. care an explains the operation ot. m going’ elsewhere. $ ™. hue Oe DD ie a dh oe <i: Sawaah epiet licAllister’s ~ . CHAW & BOWMAN, . Magic Lanterns “ ents will be mailed . free upon request. T. H. McAttistEr, -. 2S Renbineenn D. pte ne _ DOCTORSSTARKEY & PALEN’S. ~ Treatment: =. Inhalation, = 1529 Arch Street, Phitadelphia, Pq aca Eigalad OR ‘cdilipetien. Bronchitis,’ D oe ae ae Headach Rheumatism, Neuraigia, — AND ALE fod Chronic and Nervous Disorders, . , Est! PRE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE]. Pp en i, that of a Sveaee eres IZED; and ood He snienes boon ti Of buat over one thous sider s record ae oj ni Stecmnae es maied cr bale aA < BOK aie wee G; JAMES HENSESSY, —_Prop’y. _ SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK: ped Button Shoes, sizes 11 to as Misses’ Vici Kid, Patent Leather Pips, pegular $2 Shoe, sizes. ; Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent. Tipe, Pointed and Square Poeny‘ Monet Golf Colored Bosom Shirts, Special, 50 cents. <3 ie we are ‘Agent iy Sor the Rest. Gattoring Cotablishment : IN SAN FRANCISCO. Popular Clothing Store ‘ J; LEVY, cl tee E Pie e.36es . Siu") J Mot Sawer . * Telephone. 203. MANHOOD RESTORED, ae Seen if CLIPLDBENE. This Vegyahie Vitalizer Cures All — Nervousness or Diseases of Generative. rea CURES, WHERE: EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS.. / eee Th Seaty vn a DEBILIER We 3 dak Ei oO. x 8, San Francisco, Calj, “3. A. MARSHALL, MANUFACTURER OF {hi Stone: Siewals, . Garden. Walks, «’ Basement. Floors, Carriage Steps, Building Stowe, Stone 0 ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns ‘and Vases; Stone Caskets; éte.: >)” Me tbonrieese cheese spring : First-Class W< Work At Moderate Prices. Ba oman cheerfully furnished on n large or { sarees for whom we did work as at you are likely to ha ve any work in our t . with zon. ‘llows andl wo wht Metre. ; Nevada City.. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at ; Law, sre Ha GiSOF BROAD , een ies 2p, MODE oF Se an) caw House and. Lot . For Sale hers ae) . Gooa Level a r65x140 feet? ’ ‘si Bids dy “Wood Shed ana Store Room. _ Electric Light tn Hoe 8 Water Pipes all ia.” a omenieinine TER MS REASONABLE . —— Apply oe 0. ¢, pemeVa ~ Nevada City, January 8}, 1998, _ tally writ of Trade has sent cular letter: “The State Boa: ceive gratefully a su; “best to exhibit t fornia at the Wor position to be hel _ +1900, with a view « _ ikets for Califor » munications in re Yoe addressed to d Board of Trade, gestions are espe . the producers of { “Those Who ‘fa: response to this 4 study brevity and tures. Let it ber exposition is to be ket-seeking propo There should be this request?) Thé not confined to . Trade or te thene many people wh » suggestions along and that they will . earnest congiterat of A Great Di Wednesday's 'W '*The members of t 1G. .W. have’ met pointment, ‘asa re © ceived in th F ing. Mrs. Belle ¢ dent of the order, : visit the-parlor to to folfill her’ ongay the serious “ilines _ Great preparation: . receive and entert May , Prove It is now stated . the management’ . rassociation of at Glenbrook ; .zens in town tod © ;reatriction would Monarchs and: the ranging a series . .for the reasdii'tha’ -clubesare supports » ,that they play a p j peat Watt Park. Seer et A Mineér’s A Washington 1 u ' eharge of hig cabiz ithe proper time ‘te . preparation of sv -tarned home and friend had obeyed p vally using, howeve: ibacks for kindling wealized that there ’ ene lunatic about’ Must Haye . ‘The wag o Fe tin gete this off: capitalist Aud real would be ened fo be due for medic by two .physicia: month, he would. 4 a instantly or huFri Tue GREATER Hood’s Sarsaparil F . and scrofula sores cand humorsof all ; pended upon to ci er 4 ;Hoan’s Pris ar 4 ap a cold. 4 i paper ign “Wall ‘Anther c _ hae just been re Brothers direct fr 4 get our pricg. Y ' by purchasing yor as.our stock is co Samples of .Wa parts of the edn! ml2-tf ~—Ata 'The Wells prop tezuuma Hill, ab: is offered for sal “-property consist ‘rooms, barn and ; "This is g good ple -ing to open a wa} -is built just*téx places. F ; quire of Brown & . sagents.