March 24, 1898 (4 pages)

dds 1h ugha errs aes @. 2OUKRR BS OBA. Ese b> WT nimi en em 1m THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. N&VADA CITY, NEVADA 00., CALIFORNIA Published every evening except Sundays aad Legal Hoiidays by _ BROWN & CALKINS.N. BP. BROWN. ‘ Lb, 8. CALKINS. re Us rntered at the Postofficée at Nevada City as » cond-class matter, RLerppoNne No. 4. THURSDAY.. MARCH 24, 1898. SUPPRESSION OF A FRAUD. Considerable attention has been given recently by the Treasury Department to the elimination of an evil which was. assuming large proportions, and which had. become seriously annoying to honest American manufacturers of cutlery. The. practice of having American trademarks stamped on the blades of foreign made knives and scissors hus been peremptorily prohibited by an order of the Secretary of the Treasury. This recent order was designed to put in active force section 11 of the new tariff law, which says in effect that no imported article shall bear a name or trade-mark which tends to the belief that the said article was made in th United States. Within the past few years American manufacturers of cutlery have had to compete with an enormous traffic in cheaply made goods brought to this country from abroad and sold widely on the strength of bogus American trade-marks. The alertness of the Government examiner in the local appraiser’s department is now making short work of this particalar kind of deception. E —_ — TRUE AS GOSPEL. Last eveuing’s Grass Valley Tidings says: “The Trustees of Grass Valley and her twin sister, Nevada City (ifthe latter will allow the connection), are} the <object of much criticism at the present time and their paths are not altegether strewn with roses. While one Board is trying to satisfactorily settle the question of a defaulting official, the other is trying to build a new water works without causing the people to be divided against themselves. As the men on the Board of Trustees are usually intelligent, level-headed men, the best way for them to do is to decide according to their best judgment and listen to, complaints afterward.” Tae Baldwin Locomotive Works: of Philadelphia has just reveived an order from Egypt for fifteen heavy locomotives. It is noticeable that the Egyptian State Railway is under British control, but our locomotives are not only superior to and cheaper than those built in England, but our builders can furnish them on shorter notice. The free trade plan was to have all such things.as locomotives builtin England, but our policy of protection has changed all that, to the great advantage of locomotive users. A PartiaMenTary cricket team, consisting of five lords and fourteen “M, Ps,” and with Attorney-General Sir Richard Webster as captain, proposes to make a “professional” tour of the world next summer. The Bulletin sporting editor is safe in predicting ‘\ that if this lofty: and lordly crowd should care to tackle a baseball game, the back streets of almost any American city could furnish a team that would lay them out in good shape. THE FLOWER festival season has arrived. Los Angeles, San Jose and San Rafael are all. preparing for carnivals and a number of other interior cities are figuring on similar entertainments. Nevada City will in the meantime manage to enjoy herself hilariously with the gatherings of the Grand Army and the Native Sons. ee ,——_—_____.__. NorwirustaNnDina all this: patriotic talk about “our common country,” eto. the St. Louis ‘Republic’ still refers to the United States as an “are” instead o* an “is.” Sprove, Humors, boils, pimples, sores and all eruptions are promptly cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla,. which thoroughly purifies the blood, eradicating every trace of scrofula. Hoop’s Pus cure ‘nausea, sick headache, billiousness and ali liver ills. Price 25 cents. For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main road, and runs back 286 feet; also one piece of fine land containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. rg In its widest scope the arid region of the United States comprises half the territory of the entire country, for to s0 great an extent must irrigation be employed either as a primary or secondary factor in the cultivation of crops. From. about -the ninety-sixth to the ninety-ninth meridian there isa strip of about 250 milesin breadth which Majcr J. W. Powell calls the ‘‘subbumid’’ tract. Within it there isan annoal precipitation sufficient to insure crops, buf the precipitation’ is so diaproportionately bestowed and at sxch irregular intervals. throughout the year that the seasons of successful farming ure interspersed with long and disastrous droughts. Reliance, therefore, upon moisture directly falling from the clouds is extremely hazardons, and, unsupplemented by waters from stream distributicn, it is not generally reposed. But west of the ninety-ninth and east of the one bandred and. twenty-first meridian, throughout the whole breadth of the country, from Canada te Mexico, there is a district in which nothing needing moisture greater than that required by the artemisia or the cactus can be planted and grown. It isa region aggregating about 1,340,000 square miles, a territory larger than Arabia, as large as and not more arid than the combined areas of Persia and India, 1 z ei bk f : i g 3 3 id iz with their united populations of 250,000,000 souls.—Lippincott’s MagBe sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. azine. 2 I druggists; soc. and $1.00, ‘ BOWNE, Chemists, New York, The only formality which the . swain has to go through to get the hand of his promised one is to kill a tapir, an act by which he proves that he will be capable of supporting his prospective family. The death of a tapir under such conditions is quite an event. The whole tribe assembles. at the carcass, and a acene of gluttony begins that does not cease till nothing is left but the skin and bones of the ‘‘great beast.’’ That is the only ceremony of marriage. The Caingua is usually monogamous, but polygamy is allowed. Marriages of relatives are carefully avoided, After confinement the young mother has a rest of'a few days before resuming: her serv ile task. She carries the newborn infant in ascarf or sort of little hammock alung over her shoulders. She does not think of weaning it fora year and a half or two years, while the child bas already been exercised in arms with miniature bows. Ideas of cleanliness seem foreign to the women as well as to the men, and it is a lucky chance that will induce them to comb.their magnificent heads of hair.—Dr.Machon in Appleton’s Popular Science Monthly. Nevada Theatre. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26th. Follow the Crowd to Wm. Jerome's Herald Square Comedians, ~~PRESENTING— “A day in New York.” See the animated Music Sheet: ~ Hear [Maud Nugent’s New Songs Hear Jerome's Latest Parodies Hear Davies’ Funny Stories Hear Conway’s Laughing Song Hear the Robbins’ Coon Song Hear Nelson & [Magsoney’s Duets ; Hear Harry Taft Whistle A Plucky Woman. Hear Sedgwick’s Troubles © **Women should not vote because thu) And don’t fail to hear the gannot fight,’ sounds somewhat famil iar. A couple of weeks ago four prison ers were attempting to escape from. th: Van Wert opunty jail) They had at tacked the deputy sheriff who was ix charge and were about to leave, whe. the sheriff’s wife ran into the corridm with two revolvers. One of these sh: gave to the deputy, and, keeping the other herself, she pointed it at the pris oners and compelled them to return t their cells. She is too weak and nervou: to fight, consequently should not be a! lowed to vote —Lima (O. ) Clipper. GREAT WAR SONG, ‘It’s Time for Uncle Sam To Take a Hand.’’ Ho! For the New Market, When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order. We receive our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 A Convert of the Wheel. ‘*Pedalton used to be very fond of saying there is no such thing as perfeotion in life.’’ **Yes. But that was before he bought his new bicycle.’’— Washington Star. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, . The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City,’ Are Always ofr STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. We have facilities which are exeelied by none for filling orders on short = noti¢ee, ~ . lo order too large for us. Get our tes. . All Kinds-of Cigars and Tobacco and Whiskie . MOBI BO Takes the Lead i CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES : Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order, FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. NATIONAL, MARKET C.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop'’r Beef, Pork, Mutton vi Sa eal, Sausages, ete. And all class market. of Meats ina first Brown & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS Briefs, Pampheits, General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES => _C. H. HARRISON, DEALER IN CS eee The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. Se C. H. HARRISON, . Bmaan STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros, J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Boulder Street, Nevada City. going elsewhere, mM. L. & D. MARSH. Saraainenninaie WM. H. PENROSE, — Groceries, : Provisions, : Canned Goods, French Candies, Nuts, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. eam —$<—<——— Having purchased the stock and fixtares in F. W. Coder’s store, I have resumed business there with 9 Fime, Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and new to give mea call. Visite Nevada ‘City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county For particulars as to terms ies as of tuition, ete, I. L. BOWMAN. J. ¥. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY --= ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES . First-class Lime ° Oil aonkert Sa ctopemon Each additional line rest : Has brought. up with her from. San Fran} . and is ouneed b obe the best Brandon the market. {¢ is highly recommended for’ family maid mediFidelity WILL PAY, according to the hazard : pation, from $8.00 to “4 Tote ai sick and une ble to work, xpenses. WILL PAY, if I or both feet and hands, $188.00 to sist, °°" "ate Frptection tothe members upan ing $5.00 1 be and Sito per month. potent ee duce of . ‘ N®XAPA COUNTY N&RROW GAUGE five lines in Advertisements of not to gonened. ae 10centa a week or 4{0centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Hurrah, Here We Are. A grand social dance is to be given at Indian Fiat Saturday evening, March 2%. Music by Casey’sband. A buss will run direct to the dance. Don't miss the fun. Mrs. C. M, Mails 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 work. Enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. ml6 Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold cheap. Enquire at this office. Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel for responsible, established house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. K, Chicago. f24-8t 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. Everybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free, and make $300 a month with War in Cuba. Address today, The National Book Concern, 9852-356 Dearborn St, Chicago. £24-30t. Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs. McIntire at resid on 50 CENTS A. WEEK. , cisco: a fine line of Misses and Children’s . , iz Spring hats. trimmed and untrimmed; also Credit given. Freight paid. Drop alltrash,. ‘fs are, are. eB] to Pa, . eye es © he @eewree . J . da) ae) eee) Tear ; Misses’ Genuine Kangaroo Tipped Button Shoes, sizes 11 to 2,at & “3 rae the love price of a Dollar and iff ITS pi: Sip Yh sses' Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent Tips, Pointed and Square Toes, for kan 75 cents. 2 Men’s Golf Colored Bosom Shirts, Special, 50 cents. cs Jor the Best Gatloring Establishment : cy We make Suits to order Sl Pants From $3 to $8,50. 2 > eRe) SRE) (BRS) [ORS . gia! eA MAy [ee] [08 e tx, erae € 7 APs, 4? 2 € 2 ? e. 2) \ . vie?) Coae?) wee (eus*) é (8, They are Up-to-Date and Prices to Suit the Cimes, fas en on SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK: erg Vici Kid, Patent Leather Tips, regular $2 Shoe, sizes. 11{ 2, Only a Dollar ands Half We are Agent E : IN SAN FRANCISCO, Perfect Fit Or Yo Sate. POO a cg From $9 to $25. Je LEV XY; Commercial Street. _ Telephone 203. 2 “4 [,a0a,) pare, “Ata, €; ‘* @. . Sa @ég aie (eur) oye?) hic’ Water St. Feb.17. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality, Inquire at this office. fi5 Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 7% cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. Sey HEALTH ACCIDENT : INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day ble to work through Seine: hued per tend ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘AY $10.00 a week, when you are $100.00 for funeral e Absol: LIFE INSURANCE, issues patieies of Life Insurance, payAlso from $1000 to in case of death, Seto nce $1000 per wee for accident = ee ness; also a ear up paying at death or $1000 t . 10.00 per week for accident or Pn Si ge ? IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when yor are sick or disabled by accident. ; The Fidelity Mutual Aid ‘Association is Preemine: the Str a Henke teats ion oa the Usieal dent ith the States her It has $6,000.00 cash di of Canteen and Mineo’ e its certificate an absolute a h, with an ample rve Bund and antee of the solidity of i e solidity of its protection ite Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and Gene 1 Manager, : San Prancieos Cal. Stockholders’ Meeting. LROAD COMPANY. — The annual meeting of the stockh: County Narrow Gateot Retiead Sees for the election of Seven Directo: to se for the ensuing twel: pee th transaction of oush osler . poor at the’ office of the Compa: . &y, California car he ene Ney Wednesday, the 6th day of April, , at the; a Coun; Notice, I J. H. NEFF, OF COLFAX, PLACER coun: ty, State of ( alifor ner of land hereinbelow described, do here pril, 1898, app] he Land Office at ento, California, for Duplicate fica: pl oe o ate of Purchase No. 188, LOST MANHOOD PIMPLES, One Dollar a bi x boxes for $5. For sale in Nevada . STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadeiphia, Pa Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL TD Compeuaa One fre eer GENUINE Starkey and Palen, fy B adj the elem is flan sdjnstment of IseDiendthe wompen : fe is so condensed and mad I Tehan boon ta tee for see aver ihe woeld. the expense of another, often fegsttt 8eCO! course to eradicate iy = pbs ant for the . sone co cendion tre evil of the firs, xygen is. a talizer, renewroperly come before the mecting, will be . i, . emi a ening, invigorating the whole ends. at 3o’clock p. m. Polls will Th succes af at ‘o'clock p mn, and close at tak m. Tise ton boston micators, uae ent, hae given ‘er Books will be closed on the 2%th Some calling their pre OUS persons; of March, 1898, By order of Oxygen, often appropriating our tenn Geonck F JOH FfIDDER, President. . 404 the names Hf our pati to coo SLETCHER, Secretary. Worthless concoctio s.: ‘ mend But , . pa eae gree Aad by others, aa calien Gen “COM ACTION RES book of 200 pages putea’ title of a bey a mi a maied FREE to any addreas ab ndoned to die by ether njeotaa “9 heing application ts are con: pious , testimonials, published in our Woon wa es only with the Permission o: th their names an resges are ; Cau refer to them for further mu, Whichgives to all e: I ion as to this remarkable Curative agent, MANHOOD RESTORED py CUPIDBENBE, This Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs -———SUCH 46—— ceeremntsence aaa eee 18, for w GUPIDINE tetas on eseyar sea Y to refund the money if = permanent cure is not effe hy the MICINE 00. FP. 0. Rox 2018, Sn Francieoo, Cals J. A. MARSHALL, iia Sime Sidevas Basement Fioors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone C: ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns. rm : and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. > r DOCTORS Headache, First-Cl Rheumatism, aie. SVORks — At Moderate Prices. smal mates cheerfully furnighed on large or . eer ent, that of ‘Dre. iliac agente SE Nevada Chee inte whom we did work at: ifyou are likely to have line, —— Se, follows ‘and we eal Reng Patients have ds of ; over one thousand physicians he read J. A. MARSHALL a rep ee ee — sienitfleant fact. 5 hag ; Care TRanserirr Ofice, ov. (herailment, and Denefilttiug ue, organ ‘af *. Hevade City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law,, OMe Bins eee UTLDING Con. BROAD Patients: ie . Fen, and you 2 ion House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. ND OXYGEN-ITs MODE oF Cures in « wide range Dated Nevada City, Cal., March 15, Queen . Lily Soap The Finest Larntrs Sena, ia the MarA Trlal order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh and Prices Low. A For ling or other é in large or eceeagy egal tat ? Empire Stable, ie. JANES HENSESSy, ee Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet:. Broad Street, : . Store Room. Pe ere ee ean be done in three to four ho gare ns The Empire saacasry Staple Water Pipes ali hag THOS. S. FORD, Hacks to let af shor maft!ss, Wagons and rem Apply to e 0. C. PERC: VALNevada City, January 31, 1898. @ Valley, dele Most of t ~ ment fund. . A band h ' music for ' day an ext _ Arrangen . porting the ;. Company I ' rade day. ~ : opareke tet _ the streets Americar Sacrament > the depot t from Broa¢ . . mercial str A-vote o gel Parlot . » the commi . ‘There ar . BR, and Aa . branchés ¥ G. A.B. . B Holds ; story tell est laughi . York,” wh . tthe. theat ‘ing, is wit talkers to ‘It is imp: . (Nature ti _ hour, anc ‘ttime. He ways tra’ wndhe tu » of anothe ) ways wor _ Whe adi ‘good one Mevada C ' that the c ' Nebraska / ap to tt me that . it. It wa when I p went . The pro . -knew wel of you fc r tou . Anom . ting > baseball land, at eust of 3 The bus ject do « coming points v to: go t

dds 1h ugha errs aes @. 2OUKRR BS OBA. Ese b> WT nimi en em 1m THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. N&VADA CITY, NEVADA 00., CALIFORNIA Published every evening except Sundays aad Legal Hoiidays by _ BROWN & CALKINS.N. BP. BROWN. ‘ Lb, 8. CALKINS. re Us rntered at the Postofficée at Nevada City as » cond-class matter, RLerppoNne No. 4. THURSDAY... MARCH 24, 1898. SUPPRESSION OF A FRAUD. Considerable attention has been given recently by the Treasury Department to the elimination of an evil which was. assuming large proportions, and which had. become seriously annoying to honest American manufacturers of cutlery. The. practice of having American trademarks stamped on the blades of foreign made knives and scissors hus been peremptorily prohibited by an order of the Secretary of the Treasury. This recent order was designed to put in active force section 11 of the new tariff law, which says in effect that no imported article shall bear a name or trade-mark which tends to the belief that the said article was made in th United States. Within the past few years American manufacturers of cutlery have had to compete with an enormous traffic in cheaply made goods brought to this country from abroad and sold widely on the strength of bogus American trade-marks. The alertness of the Government examiner in the local appraiser’s department is now making short work of this particalar kind of deception. E —_ — TRUE AS GOSPEL. Last eveuing’s Grass Valley Tidings says: “The Trustees of Grass Valley and her twin sister, Nevada City (ifthe latter will allow the connection), are} the <object of much criticism at the present time and their paths are not altegether strewn with roses. While one Board is trying to satisfactorily settle the question of a defaulting official, the other is trying to build a new water works without causing the people to be divided against themselves. As the men on the Board of Trustees are usually intelligent, level-headed men, the best way for them to do is to decide according to their best judgment and listen to, complaints afterward.” Tae Baldwin Locomotive Works: of Philadelphia has just reveived an order from Egypt for fifteen heavy locomotives. It is noticeable that the Egyptian State Railway is under British control, but our locomotives are not only superior to and cheaper than those built in England, but our builders can furnish them on shorter notice. The free trade plan was to have all such things.as locomotives builtin England, but our policy of protection has changed all that, to the great advantage of locomotive users. A PartiaMenTary cricket team, consisting of five lords and fourteen “M, Ps,” and with Attorney-General Sir Richard Webster as captain, proposes to make a “professional” tour of the world next summer. The Bulletin sporting editor is safe in predicting ‘\ that if this lofty: and lordly crowd should care to tackle a baseball game, the back streets of almost any American city could furnish a team that would lay them out in good shape. THE FLOWER festival season has arrived. Los Angeles, San Jose and San Rafael are all. preparing for carnivals and a number of other interior cities are figuring on similar entertainments. Nevada City will in the meantime manage to enjoy herself hilariously with the gatherings of the Grand Army and the Native Sons. ee ,——_—_____.__. NorwirustaNnDina all this: patriotic talk about “our common country,” eto. the St. Louis ‘Republic’ still refers to the United States as an “are” instead o* an “is.” Sprove, Humors, boils, pimples, sores and all eruptions are promptly cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla,. which thoroughly purifies the blood, eradicating every trace of scrofula. Hoop’s Pus cure ‘nausea, sick headache, billiousness and ali liver ills. Price 25 cents. For Sale. One lot with free water on the place. Has a frontage of 180 feet on the main road, and runs back 286 feet; also one piece of fine land containing 8 acres, with free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. rg In its widest scope the arid region of the United States comprises half the territory of the entire country, for to s0 great an extent must irrigation be employed either as a primary or secondary factor in the cultivation of crops. From. about -the ninety-sixth to the ninety-ninth meridian there isa strip of about 250 milesin breadth which Majcr J. W. Powell calls the ‘‘subbumid’’ tract. Within it there isan annoal precipitation sufficient to insure crops, buf the precipitation’ is so diaproportionately bestowed and at sxch irregular intervals. throughout the year that the seasons of successful farming ure interspersed with long and disastrous droughts. Reliance, therefore, upon moisture directly falling from the clouds is extremely hazardons, and, unsupplemented by waters from stream distributicn, it is not generally reposed. But west of the ninety-ninth and east of the one bandred and. twenty-first meridian, throughout the whole breadth of the country, from Canada te Mexico, there is a district in which nothing needing moisture greater than that required by the artemisia or the cactus can be planted and grown. It isa region aggregating about 1,340,000 square miles, a territory larger than Arabia, as large as and not more arid than the combined areas of Persia and India, 1 z ei bk f : i g 3 3 id iz with their united populations of 250,000,000 souls.—Lippincott’s MagBe sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. azine. 2 I druggists; soc. and $1.00, ‘ BOWNE, Chemists, New York, The only formality which the . swain has to go through to get the hand of his promised one is to kill a tapir, an act by which he proves that he will be capable of supporting his prospective family. The death of a tapir under such conditions is quite an event. The whole tribe assembles. at the carcass, and a acene of gluttony begins that does not cease till nothing is left but the skin and bones of the ‘‘great beast.’’ That is the only ceremony of marriage. The Caingua is usually monogamous, but polygamy is allowed. Marriages of relatives are carefully avoided, After confinement the young mother has a rest of'a few days before resuming: her serv ile task. She carries the newborn infant in ascarf or sort of little hammock alung over her shoulders. She does not think of weaning it fora year and a half or two years, while the child bas already been exercised in arms with miniature bows. Ideas of cleanliness seem foreign to the women as well as to the men, and it is a lucky chance that will induce them to comb.their magnificent heads of hair.—Dr.Machon in Appleton’s Popular Science Monthly. Nevada Theatre. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26th. Follow the Crowd to Wm. Jerome's Herald Square Comedians, ~~PRESENTING— “A day in New York.” See the animated Music Sheet: ~ Hear [Maud Nugent’s New Songs Hear Jerome's Latest Parodies Hear Davies’ Funny Stories Hear Conway’s Laughing Song Hear the Robbins’ Coon Song Hear Nelson & [Magsoney’s Duets ; Hear Harry Taft Whistle A Plucky Woman. Hear Sedgwick’s Troubles © **Women should not vote because thu) And don’t fail to hear the gannot fight,’ sounds somewhat famil iar. A couple of weeks ago four prison ers were attempting to escape from. th: Van Wert opunty jail) They had at tacked the deputy sheriff who was ix charge and were about to leave, whe. the sheriff’s wife ran into the corridm with two revolvers. One of these sh: gave to the deputy, and, keeping the other herself, she pointed it at the pris oners and compelled them to return t their cells. She is too weak and nervou: to fight, consequently should not be a! lowed to vote —Lima (O. ) Clipper. GREAT WAR SONG, ‘It’s Time for Uncle Sam To Take a Hand.’’ Ho! For the New Market, When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order. We receive our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 A Convert of the Wheel. ‘*Pedalton used to be very fond of saying there is no such thing as perfeotion in life.’’ **Yes. But that was before he bought his new bicycle.’’— Washington Star. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, . The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City,’ Are Always ofr STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. We have facilities which are exeelied by none for filling orders on short = noti¢ee, ~ . lo order too large for us. Get our tes. . All Kinds-of Cigars and Tobacco and Whiskie . MOBI BO Takes the Lead i CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent All Orders Promptly Filled. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES : Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order, FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. NATIONAL, MARKET C.J.NAFFZIGER, Prop'’r Beef, Pork, Mutton vi Sa eal, Sausages, ete. And all class market. of Meats ina first Brown & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS Briefs, Pampheits, General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES => _C. H. HARRISON, DEALER IN CS eee The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. Se C. H. HARRISON, . Bmaan STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros, J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Boulder Street, Nevada City. going elsewhere, mM. L. & D. MARSH. Saraainenninaie WM. H. PENROSE, — Groceries, : Provisions, : Canned Goods, French Candies, Nuts, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc. Broad Street, above Pine Street, Nevada City. eam —$<—<——— Having purchased the stock and fixtares in F. W. Coder’s store, I have resumed business there with 9 Fime, Fresh Stock, and invite old friends and new to give mea call. Visite Nevada ‘City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county For particulars as to terms ies as of tuition, ete, I. L. BOWMAN. J. ¥. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY --= ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS, EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES . First-class Lime ° Oil aonkert Sa ctopemon Each additional line rest : Has brought. up with her from. San Fran} . and is ouneed b obe the best Brandon the market. {¢ is highly recommended for’ family maid mediFidelity WILL PAY, according to the hazard : pation, from $8.00 to “4 Tote ai sick and une ble to work, xpenses. WILL PAY, if I

or both feet and hands, $188.00 to sist, °°" "ate Frptection tothe members upan ing $5.00 1 be and Sito per month. potent ee duce of . ‘ N®XAPA COUNTY N&RROW GAUGE five lines in Advertisements of not to gonened. ae 10centa a week or 4{0centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Hurrah, Here We Are. A grand social dance is to be given at Indian Fiat Saturday evening, March 2%. Music by Casey’sband. A buss will run direct to the dance. Don't miss the fun. Mrs. C. M, Mails 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 work. Enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. ml6 Piano For Sale. A fine upright piano will be sold cheap. Enquire at this office. Wanted. Upright and faithful gentlemen or ladies totravel for responsible, established house in Nevada County. Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. K, Chicago. f24-8t 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. Everybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free, and make $300 a month with War in Cuba. Address today, The National Book Concern, 9852-356 Dearborn St, Chicago. £24-30t. Rooms to Let. Inquire of Mrs. McIntire at resid on 50 CENTS A. WEEK. , cisco: a fine line of Misses and Children’s . , iz Spring hats. trimmed and untrimmed; also Credit given. Freight paid. Drop alltrash,. ‘fs are, are. eB] to Pa, . eye es © he @eewree . J . da) ae) eee) Tear ; Misses’ Genuine Kangaroo Tipped Button Shoes, sizes 11 to 2,at & “3 rae the love price of a Dollar and iff ITS pi: Sip Yh sses' Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Patent Tips, Pointed and Square Toes, for kan 75 cents. 2 Men’s Golf Colored Bosom Shirts, Special, 50 cents. cs Jor the Best Gatloring Establishment : cy We make Suits to order Sl Pants From $3 to $8,50. 2 > eRe) SRE) (BRS) [ORS . gia! eA MAy [ee] [08 e tx, erae € 7 APs, 4? 2 € 2 ? e. 2) \ . vie?) Coae?) wee (eus*) é (8, They are Up-to-Date and Prices to Suit the Cimes, fas en on SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK: erg Vici Kid, Patent Leather Tips, regular $2 Shoe, sizes. 11{ 2, Only a Dollar ands Half We are Agent E : IN SAN FRANCISCO, Perfect Fit Or Yo Sate. POO a cg From $9 to $25. Je LEV XY; Commercial Street. _ Telephone 203. 2 “4 [,a0a,) pare, “Ata, €; ‘* @. . Sa @ég aie (eur) oye?) hic’ Water St. Feb.17. Room For Rent. A nicely furnished sleeping room, in good locality, Inquire at this office. fi5 Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 7% cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office. Sey HEALTH ACCIDENT : INSURANCE Mutual Aid Association San Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day ble to work through Seine: hued per tend ILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed ‘AY $10.00 a week, when you are $100.00 for funeral e Absol: LIFE INSURANCE, issues patieies of Life Insurance, payAlso from $1000 to in case of death, Seto nce $1000 per wee for accident = ee ness; also a ear up paying at death or $1000 t . 10.00 per week for accident or Pn Si ge ? IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when yor are sick or disabled by accident. ; The Fidelity Mutual Aid ‘Association is Preemine: the Str a Henke teats ion oa the Usieal dent ith the States her It has $6,000.00 cash di of Canteen and Mineo’ e its certificate an absolute a h, with an ample rve Bund and antee of the solidity of i e solidity of its protection ite Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J.. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and Gene 1 Manager, : San Prancieos Cal. Stockholders’ Meeting. LROAD COMPANY. — The annual meeting of the stockh: County Narrow Gateot Retiead Sees for the election of Seven Directo: to se for the ensuing twel: pee th transaction of oush osler . poor at the’ office of the Compa: . &y, California car he ene Ney Wednesday, the 6th day of April, , at the; a Coun; Notice, I J. H. NEFF, OF COLFAX, PLACER coun: ty, State of ( alifor ner of land hereinbelow described, do here pril, 1898, app] he Land Office at ento, California, for Duplicate fica: pl oe o ate of Purchase No. 188, LOST MANHOOD PIMPLES, One Dollar a bi x boxes for $5. For sale in Nevada . STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, 1529 Arch Street, Philadeiphia, Pa Chronic and Nervous Disorders. HE ORIGINAL TD Compeuaa One fre eer GENUINE Starkey and Palen, fy B adj the elem is flan sdjnstment of IseDiendthe wompen : fe is so condensed and mad I Tehan boon ta tee for see aver ihe woeld. the expense of another, often fegsttt 8eCO! course to eradicate iy = pbs ant for the . sone co cendion tre evil of the firs, xygen is. a talizer, renewroperly come before the mecting, will be . i, . emi a ening, invigorating the whole ends. at 3o’clock p. m. Polls will Th succes af at ‘o'clock p mn, and close at tak m. Tise ton boston micators, uae ent, hae given ‘er Books will be closed on the 2%th Some calling their pre OUS persons; of March, 1898, By order of Oxygen, often appropriating our tenn Geonck F JOH FfIDDER, President. . 404 the names Hf our pati to coo SLETCHER, Secretary. Worthless concoctio s.: ‘ mend But , . pa eae gree Aad by others, aa calien Gen “COM ACTION RES book of 200 pages putea’ title of a bey a mi a maied FREE to any addreas ab ndoned to die by ether njeotaa “9 heing application ts are con: pious , testimonials, published in our Woon wa es only with the Permission o: th their names an resges are ; Cau refer to them for further mu, Whichgives to all e: I ion as to this remarkable Curative agent, MANHOOD RESTORED py CUPIDBENBE, This Vegetable Vitaliser Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs -———SUCH 46—— ceeremntsence aaa eee 18, for w GUPIDINE tetas on eseyar sea Y to refund the money if = permanent cure is not effe hy the MICINE 00. FP. 0. Rox 2018, Sn Francieoo, Cals J. A. MARSHALL, iia Sime Sidevas Basement Fioors, Carriage Steps, Building Stone, Stone C: ping and Steps, Colored Tiles, Urns. rm : and Vases, Stone Caskets, etc. > r DOCTORS Headache, First-Cl Rheumatism, aie. SVORks — At Moderate Prices. smal mates cheerfully furnighed on large or . eer ent, that of ‘Dre. iliac agente SE Nevada Chee inte whom we did work at: ifyou are likely to have line, —— Se, follows ‘and we eal Reng Patients have ds of ; over one thousand physicians he read J. A. MARSHALL a rep ee ee — sienitfleant fact. 5 hag ; Care TRanserirr Ofice, ov. (herailment, and Denefilttiug ue, organ ‘af *. Hevade City. J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at : Law,, OMe Bins eee UTLDING Con. BROAD Patients: ie . Fen, and you 2 ion House and Lot For Sale ON PROSPECT HILL. ND OXYGEN-ITs MODE oF Cures in « wide range Dated Nevada City, Cal., March 15, Queen . Lily Soap The Finest Larntrs Sena, ia the MarA Trlal order will convince you that my Goods are Fresh and Prices Low. A For ling or other é in large or eceeagy egal tat ? Empire Stable, ie. JANES HENSESSy, ee Good Level Lot, 165x140 feet:. Broad Street, : . Store Room. Pe ere ee ean be done in three to four ho gare ns The Empire saacasry Staple Water Pipes ali hag THOS. S. FORD, Hacks to let af shor maft!ss, Wagons and rem Apply to e 0. C. PERC: VALNevada City, January 31, 1898. @ Valley, dele Most of t ~ ment fund. . A band h ' music for ' day an ext _ Arrangen . porting the ;. Company I ' rade day. ~ : opareke tet _ the streets Americar Sacrament > the depot t from Broa¢ . . mercial str A-vote o gel Parlot . » the commi . ‘There ar . BR, and Aa . branchés ¥ G. A.B. . B Holds ; story tell est laughi . York,” wh . tthe. theat ‘ing, is wit talkers to ‘It is imp: . (Nature ti _ hour, anc ‘ttime. He ways tra’ wndhe tu » of anothe ) ways wor _ Whe adi ‘good one Mevada C ' that the c ' Nebraska / ap to tt me that . it. It wa when I p went . The pro . -knew wel of you fc r tou . Anom . ting > baseball land, at eust of 3 The bus ject do « coming points v to: go t