March 31, 1898 (4 pages)

=e a aie icnapheee > Set snetsecce ror /2 2.5 AERIS THE TRANSCRIPT, ” Established Sept. 6, 1860. e by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA 6O., CALIFORNLA ton Published every-eveni tent except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by B2OWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWK. L. 8. CALKINS. py Entered at the Postoffice ut Nevada City. as : eequd-tlass matter. TMLEPHONE No, 4 MARCH. 31. 1898. THURS AY THE ISLAND: OF CUBA, The island of Cuba isa close neighbor td the Uaited States, and so long as itis inthe possession of a hostile. foreign nation like Spain its geographical position makes it a menace to our commerce,’ It-lies between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic ocean in the direct route of commerce from the Gulf States to northern poris and Europe. The channel between Cuba and the line of islands comprising Key West and the Dry Tortugas is but 100 mile wide, a little over four hours’ sail by steamer. The Dry Tortugas islands which contain our naval supplies are about fifteen miles west from Key West. Cuba is 760 miles long by from 20 to 185 miles wide, has a coast line of 2200 miles and owns 200 sheltered ports for ocean vessels. The mountains in places rise to the height of 8000 feet. In area it contains 47,000 square miles, equal tothe State of New York. Its population is one and one half mil lion. Its annual exports average $70,000,000 in sugar and--molasses; $10,000,000 in tobacco and cigars; $5,000,000 in sone. It_is also a large producer.ol. cocoa, cotton, rice, sago, bananas and other tropical fruits, ONGE THEY WERE MEDIUMS Now, They Expiate ste Phelr Sins by Tossing : Bulle of Bine Fire, = ose by the tracks at Leavitt street is the home of the ‘‘jug gling sisters.’’ They were twin presti digifators in their days of life, so run: the tradition, and pow they toss ball: Record. i 7” Merely. an Accident, ea “Miss Shamly, you assured meivou) . would say nothing wont that: mat: Why Have you broken your word?” “It-was accidental. [dropped it with a lot of other dr aw —— Press. Naturally Enough. Maud—Ifave ‘you heard about it? Fan Billwink is give manufacturer! _ lrene—T notive she seems a good deal stuck up lately—<hicago Tribune. Financial Acumen. “An allowance ” something like a bicycle.” “How. so?” “A man can put his wife on. it, but he can’t make her stay on it. "Chicago, Caan a ditt nn alae '. Rosen Under Other Names. Childe Harold—Father, what is the difference between jackpots and lobster pots? t Parent—There is no difference, my saime article:-—N. Y. World. More Likely. _ Wite—How people gaze at my new’ dress. I presume they wonder ‘if I’ve’ been shopping in Parts. . if l’ve been robbing a bank.—Tit-Bits. The Necessary Size. those trousers, ‘ Tailor—Yes, sir. Large or small? Col: Kaintuck--Half-pint-size.—N, Y. Advertiser. : Willing to Help. She—Father says we shall have to economize at our wedding, He—Well, we'll be married in the daytime and save the Kot tookee Statesman. NONE LEFT, panaiday ti ‘petteve in eas eae coffee boil for 30 minutes; that’s the only way to get the good’ out of it. ’ ) Olborder-—-Well, you've succeeded admirably, madam.—tU'p-to-Date. Our Masical Neighborna. The square piano has four legs, The grand has three.to its frame; The upright has no legs at all, But it gets there sha the same, » Chicago News. min eee A Bit'of Fact. “After all, Margaret, there's ‘no —_— of blne fire abont as the juggler doer eggs, cannon ballsiand the like. Theit pet amusement is to stand on thei: heads and toss the balis:as if they wer: standing afoot. The force of gravity . 8ecems to be’ reversed for their benefit. . for §bey ‘‘toss’* the balls of fire down, and the little flames ‘‘fall’’ up. All thir is set.down just as James MacCourtney the @ldest settler in the neighborhood. tells i. He'said.the.other day: ‘*Them .broad windys over there. or the north side of the old building is the place where the sisters comes to show theirselves. The year of the World’ fairy I counted up their performances, a: they come every 56 days. The reaso: fer that, is somethin I could never guese but some sniart young chap here fig gered out that it was always in the dark of the moon, I’ve noticed since that there never was no moonlight whe: they got up thete in the windys. **What’s the cause of their bauntix the old place? Why, sir, the story's a old there can’t no truth nor lie be mad out on it. There’s no man in these dig gin's longer’n I be, an I ken the stor; only by hearsay, so to speak. I heerd ii from my granddaddy, an he said he heer¢ it when.he was.a young man comir here. That mus’ ‘a’-ben in the thirties Onnyways he sed that the two. sisters ‘was persdiditaters. It seems like they give a performancetin the house, which ‘was new then in course, an the pair of them agreed ter be-locked up in aboxthet was to be sealed an fastened, an then they was to,get out without break in the.seals) Well, they was locked up but they couldn't get out, an purty soon they foun theirselves so short of breath they couldn’t holler loud envugh to be heerd, In course they was in a room away from the otber people, so’s the common folk conldn’t see how. the trick was turned. When they couldn’t holler they tried rappin, an the others only thought they was a-workin out of the box an s0 didn’t pay attention. After an hour er so the other peoples got nerv ous an went in an opened the box, ar there was the two sisters, cold dead They buried ‘em together in the box in the yard back of the house, an that’s why they. juggles the fire balls upside down like. '’’—-Chicago Chrunicle. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & OU., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al) business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Tavax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watprine, 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 Draggists, price 75c. per bot“tle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Stelctly in it. + This season. ee are ‘are strictly in it in the line of ’s, Ladies,” Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear, Call, before purchasing; at the Popa-}lar Store. ‘J. Levy. m30 Call for Robin Hood. Broad Street, : trying to tell fibs about one’s age.” Wiiy “There is always some old lady around . who remembers that you were born . the Same day as her Billy.”—Louisyille . Courier-Journal. oe A Realistic Play. sis Mik engaged to young! Cirayte-Suappe the ‘son of the wealthy . . son; they are both used to catch the Husband—More: likely they wonder } Col, Kaintuck—I want hip artremmeshaa in . PS get SCOTT'S Emulsion, See that the are on the wrapper. All druggists; $0c, and $z.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, \A. Society Event. NEVADA THEATRE, Two NIGHTS ONLY — COMMENCING — Friday, April ist. "Miss Ada Dow Qurrier —PRESENTS— And Her: Superb Company —I1n— F irst iight— “INGOMAR,” _ FHE, BARBARIAN. Sevond Night—_ “The Hunchback” ome Patt sf hethe aie ho first pr od she new oe li he oy x ro ic. Admission. .. 4. vee 50Cents. . . Reserved Seats. ..5.0.5. Reserved Seats on saleat Poley’s. Mistress (who had given her maida ticket for the theater)—Well, how did you like the performance, Maria? _Maria—Oh,. itwas-splendid, ma’am! You should have heard a servant sauce her missus!—Tit-Bits, Horrors of Inebriety. “TL went through every cent I had last night,” proaned Jagway the next morning, reaching with ashaking hand for the, water pitcher,:“but T seem to he getting a head acain!” Seecers Arter Goup know they: may be disappointed, but seekers after health take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will do them wonderful good. Hoop’s. PILts are the. only: pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy, yet efficient. —~—. 9-6 e0 Soda, Fountain For Sale. A second-hand marble soda fountain with six syrup, tanks together with cheap. It isa first-vlass: make (Matthews, New York) and isin good working conditioh. Apply to A. Tam, m30-3t Nevada City. all necessary equipments, will be sold . Land’ Office A. P. HODGES Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS including the Pecan pe Hazleton, Story & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS. They can be seen at the shoestore of BOVEY BROTHERS: m23-2w J. M. WALLING, © Attorney : at: Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, oo BROAD O and Pine streets. Nevada Cit Notice. H. NEFF, OF COLFAX, PLACER. coun9 “I State of’ California, the present owner of ‘the land hereinbelow deaeribad, do aren give notice that I will on the or oe April, 1898, apply to the Register o: bd te to, California, eT a Duplicate Certificate Purchase No. 1 0,188, issued to oh cng pee py 9 on Tecation No. 1611 Sacramento District, for the W } of NEY, B} ofS Wi and § W 4 oo ee of Section n Township 15 N, R *) a NEFF. at ramento, Dated Nevada City, Cal., March 15, 1896. Miss Janet Waldort De You: Want a Piano ?." . apply ite: a 1000 _ Takes the Lead Surname fi ronounced ¥ ; rie be the best wear on oo market, ghly recornmended for family and ‘medi. Sold by: ‘the Bottle or in Butk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR a AT ALL Saee: LB WOLE, Sol Agent. All Orders poonlians Filled. FRED SEARLS, _ Attorney and Counselor atLaw. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER ‘There are other Beers, but: @GILT. EDGE} peo Is VAIRE. cor ymalt tiie: Grass Valley. Agents Leave orders at . DAMMON. :; BROS., Cor, ‘Sran’sand PiterRterietn ‘Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Buches’ Hovel JAMES HENSESSY,. stan ™~ — Set lot one The finest sae purest . 2 a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for.50 cents @ week or $2.a mont: line 10 cents a week or 410 Amonth Payable progeny in advani douse. For. Rent, ~ A good four-room cottage is for reel Ap‘. ply to M. L. & D. Marsh at the lumber . 7-1-2 oe Ranch For Sale. Newtown road 14 miles from town. Good Mrs. c. M. Mails Has broweits up with heb from San Franeisco a fine-line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats,’trimmed and untrimmed; also Hats in the latest styles. [mi6-tf} Broad street, next. to Luetje & Brand's. Piano For. Sale, A fine uvright piano will be ola’ cheap. ' Enquire at this office. Room For Rent. . A nicely. furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office. f15 Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to B. E. BROWN. Transcript office. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizeue’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, = Prop’r Pest. maths Mutton Hams, Baconand Lard if wi je and retail. ‘ ; And all kinds of sent heete Goods delivered free of charge . C.H. HARRISON, DEALER IZ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ¥ . net te ee C. H. HARRISON,:. BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros, 1. L. BOWMAN, 3. PF. SHAW . . SHAW :& BOWMAN,» Dentists. Offiiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. © EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DON} . AV MARSHALL; MANUFACTURER OF HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. pies, Wagongsand . Teams with hayes cer Bu on reasonable . —to let at rt notic rms. yr iy The horses are free from vices, of style, and capable of going as fast as any tleman cares to drive. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and oth ions of county’ for” thet : on ing pupilsat’ Owe Eocees, For partioulars as to terms of tuition, ther by perso! at his homein North San J atthe ion Hotel, rate oe Nevade orth Sat cen, oF, But This Man ‘is wearing what is given out te be the most Artistic Beauty. had the he feels like kicking himself. WAYXEL, ee Who Has the. coleint Stock of Goods ever. _, Sseenin Nevada City. above City Fall. ~~ FINE TAILORING. after Seeing this man, whe ; yy Our Own Make: clothes made by Waxel, Tailor, Suits $18 up Pants $5 up ache Eastern : Make Suits, $io up Pants, $3 up Satisfaction Guaranteed. did ails " th ‘ ae. Sih ake Ppa . spring ani summer of tale. wey ering hs Garden Walks, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Buildiig Stone, Stone C ° ping and: Steps, Colored ‘Tiles, ‘Urne and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. recone: At made al dg «5 First-Class We Work At Moderate Prices. Sonera eet Refere: Nevada ( City in if sae eal : Mine. address as foe = wih you. e@ny work in J.-A, MARSHALL, " ‘ Care TRANScRIPT Office, 5a Nevada City. House and Lot. _For.Sale. ON PROSPECT HILL. Good Level Let, 165x140 feet. Good House, Cow Barns, ' Wood Shed ang "Store Room. Electric Light in House, Water. Pipes ail in. .ate TERMS REASONABLE. De Ge: PERCIVAL> Nevada city, January 81, 1898. "hople to fa OENTS “h WEEK 2 Six aces Orchard and mineral land on . ‘ [3 house and barn. Will be sold cheap. Exee)-. °j lent chance for somebody wanting small but HS productive place. H. TREVASEES. m24-1W, te Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking . 2 " P' . 5 “r PINE PLATE WORK ASPECIALTY . tical. Stone Sidewalks, . Pn: oom cheerfully furnished on laces oris moes—Ali Ad whom we did work at : nd. we'wili fig sold x Cais Week. Men’s Black aid‘ ‘Cheviot Su'ts, Reduced from. $8.50.to $6.50. Men's 4 ! 1-Wool Cheviot Pants 2 ‘Elegantly made, $1 65. Men's’ ‘Iron Clad*Shoes, ' Lace or Cong ress, $1.25. Men’s Nailed Kip Mining Beots, $2. 75 Men’s Heavy, Seamless ‘Sox, ““per'dozen, 50 cents. . Ladies’ Tailer-made Lace Shoes, . coin toe, the latest, $2.25. ~° Ladies and Men’ s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies: Genuine Kangaroo S 10e8, $1.75. Misses Gennine Kangaroo Shoes, sizes, 11 to 2, $1.50. “Baby. Dongola Kid Patent Tip Shocs . Es ' pl footy : i ee pean oe . The Popular Clothing Store. oot : LAT es are taking measures for Men's, Youths! and Boys’ Suits. “Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Te RES. Sto?e 203. rae aah sib, cod =e Commercial Street. WATCHES, CLOCKS; JEWELRY, . SILVERWARE Puichaiad be, the, hoes 6 LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Strest, 3 near Pitie, Nevada City, Are Always of STANDARD. QUALITY, ‘NEWEST STYLES, “ BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Quarantess. 7h — . ae —DEALER IN— 8 + Provisions, + Camel Cons, French Candies, Nats;: wnigeme ge po Street, inept Street; Nevaide City: ie a oes W. Coder’ samed business there Laeokel — Fresh Stock, and radiregger gta can new to give mie a ¢all. . _1 ere ll cin oath ae Ph ad Pes Ln, MANHOOD ——— a perfect beauty, only So gee Telephone—Resiaence 201. « 13 THE Ti rata cin so Censtis Marshal” For Three cation: elected Marshal, there b for the place. I fixed at $72. ed In May the ter: Kinkead, and Ea ‘an election was ‘at Washington s April 30th, for th of three years. These gentlen faithfal and al week's leave of al Monday: in'order the Grand Lodge cisco, ‘ The following . . Legg & Shaw Oo., set Telephone Co: . Weisenburger & 1 G. 8. Baker, freig ley; planting tre and seeds, $3.80; Works, water, $24 lumber, 86 cents; advanced for wiri fornia Nursery. G; trees, $7.50. The janitor was twelve or fifteen « the Indian Flat s The report.of I read and showed attendance, 11,6 F itardy marks, 67; ; total, 673; perce ‘93 7-10. There ar . the largest Bombe pote GOING. 10. Td Movada, ily wil > Nevada City Lc United Workmen ‘ship of about :20 . largest Workmen » will have. at the vere ee ‘Brith hall . 7 F Tacadapinonts: f . whoare going dot ; sent thé Lage ‘ar . Isaac, J. G. O'Neil . A number of men ' them, inclading 7 . ter, O. 3. Brand, Marebie. ’ Mr. Carr will be . the body for Gra . «ved David Hirsc —pretcbees Princ _ Seboo) of Indust . Mr. Oarr stands ) thaing elected to a ; "The banquet q q «worth $2400 @ yer mot in the State } Wo-kman-than } > mo man.in or out qualified by hata pane to fill auch a 0. A. R April 20th, in’ / members of the ' organizations wii . hall where ares Senator Preston monies at the pt same halF*on tl evening. = . Go is Hood’s Sar cures have given where. It is the fier and Great T Hoov’s Pits a operate, Cure mess. 250. A Wel If you are thi or pair of pant: Artist Outter ax your order. Hii his prices are v« . Macc . A&A special m Went is called ti lows Hall on F1 1898, at 8 o’éloc ance is ee ance will e ™~ W. G. Sxort, Record Kee . owt te “Take every & ness opportuy . & Sweeney, the per hangers, to oe joes Will No ‘The OP ers who guar & Sweeney. * work by them.

=e a aie icnapheee > Set snetsecce ror /2 2.5 AERIS THE TRANSCRIPT, ” Established Sept. 6, 1860. e by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NSVADA CITY, NEVADA 6O., CALIFORNLA ton Published every-eveni tent except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by B2OWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWK. L. 8. CALKINS. py Entered at the Postoffice ut Nevada City. as : eequd-tlass matter. TMLEPHONE No, 4 MARCH. 31. 1898. THURS AY THE ISLAND: OF CUBA, The island of Cuba isa close neighbor td the Uaited States, and so long as itis inthe possession of a hostile. foreign nation like Spain its geographical position makes it a menace to our commerce,’ It-lies between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic ocean in the direct route of commerce from the Gulf States to northern poris and Europe. The channel between Cuba and the line of islands comprising Key West and the Dry Tortugas is but 100 mile wide, a little over four hours’ sail by steamer. The Dry Tortugas islands which contain our naval supplies are about fifteen miles west from Key West. Cuba is 760 miles long by from 20 to 185 miles wide, has a coast line of 2200 miles and owns 200 sheltered ports for ocean vessels. The mountains in places rise to the height of 8000 feet. In area it contains 47,000 square miles, equal tothe State of New York. Its population is one and one half mil lion. Its annual exports average $70,000,000 in sugar and--molasses; $10,000,000 in tobacco and cigars; $5,000,000 in sone. It_is also a large producer..ol. cocoa, cotton, rice, sago, bananas and other tropical fruits, ONGE THEY WERE MEDIUMS Now, They Expiate ste Phelr Sins by Tossing : Bulle of Bine Fire, = ose by the tracks at Leavitt street is the home of the ‘‘jug gling sisters.’’ They were twin presti digifators in their days of life, so run: the tradition, and pow they toss ball: Record. i 7” Merely. an Accident, ea “Miss Shamly, you assured meivou) . would say nothing wont that: mat: Why Have you broken your word?” “It-was accidental. [dropped it with a lot of other dr aw —— Press. Naturally Enough. Maud—Ifave ‘you heard about it? Fan Billwink is give manufacturer! _ lrene—T notive she seems a good deal stuck up lately—<hicago Tribune. Financial Acumen. “An allowance ” something like a bicycle.” “How. so?” “A man can put his wife on. it, but he can’t make her stay on it. "Chicago, Caan a ditt nn alae '. Rosen Under Other Names. Childe Harold—Father, what is the difference between jackpots and lobster pots? t Parent—There is no difference, my saime article:-—N. Y. World. More Likely. _ Wite—How people gaze at my new’ dress. I presume they wonder ‘if I’ve’ been shopping in Parts. . if l’ve been robbing a bank.—Tit-Bits. The Necessary Size. those trousers, ‘ Tailor—Yes, sir. Large or small? Col: Kaintuck--Half-pint-size.—N, Y. Advertiser. : Willing to Help. She—Father says we shall have to economize at our wedding, He—Well, we'll be married in the daytime and save the Kot tookee Statesman. NONE LEFT, panaiday ti ‘petteve in eas eae coffee boil for 30 minutes; that’s the only way to get the good’ out of it. ’ ) Olborder-—-Well, you've succeeded admirably, madam.—tU'p-to-Date. Our Masical Neighborna. The square piano has four legs, The grand has three.to its frame; The upright has no legs at all, But it gets there sha the same, » Chicago News. min eee A Bit'of Fact. “After all, Margaret, there's ‘no —_— of blne fire abont as the juggler doer eggs, cannon ballsiand the like. Theit pet amusement is to stand on thei: heads and toss the balis:as if they wer: standing afoot. The force of gravity . 8ecems to be’ reversed for their benefit. . for §bey ‘‘toss’* the balls of fire down, and the little flames ‘‘fall’’ up. All thir is set.down just as James MacCourtney the @ldest settler in the neighborhood. tells i. He'said.the.other day: ‘*Them .broad windys over there. or the north side of the old building is the place where the sisters comes to show theirselves. The year of the World’ fairy I counted up their performances, a: they come every 56 days. The reaso: fer that, is somethin I could never guese but some sniart young chap here fig gered out that it was always in the dark of the moon, I’ve noticed since that there never was no moonlight whe: they got up thete in the windys. **What’s the cause of their bauntix the old place? Why, sir, the story's a old there can’t no truth nor lie be mad out on it. There’s no man in these dig gin's longer’n I be, an I ken the stor; only by hearsay, so to speak. I heerd ii from my granddaddy, an he said he heer¢ it when.he was.a young man comir here. That mus’ ‘a’-ben in the thirties Onnyways he sed that the two. sisters ‘was persdiditaters. It seems like they give a performancetin the house, which ‘was new then in course, an the pair of them agreed ter be-locked up in aboxthet was to be sealed an fastened, an then they was to,get out without break in the.seals) Well, they was locked up but they couldn't get out, an purty soon they foun theirselves so short of breath they couldn’t holler loud envugh to be heerd, In course they was in a room away from the otber people, so’s the common folk conldn’t see how. the trick was turned. When they couldn’t holler they tried rappin, an the others only thought they was a-workin out of the box an s0 didn’t pay attention. After an hour er so the other peoples got nerv ous an went in an opened the box, ar there was the two sisters, cold dead They buried ‘em together in the box in the yard back of the house, an that’s why they. juggles the fire balls upside down like. '’’—-Chicago Chrunicle. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & OU., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al) business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Tavax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Watprine, 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 Draggists, price 75c. per bot“tle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Stelctly in it. + This season. ee are ‘are strictly in it in the line of ’s, Ladies,” Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear, Call, before purchasing; at the Popa-}lar Store. ‘J. Levy. m30 Call for Robin Hood. Broad Street, : trying to tell fibs about one’s age.” Wiiy “There is always some old lady around . who remembers that you were born . the Same day as her Billy.”—Louisyille . Courier-Journal. oe A Realistic Play. sis Mik engaged to young! Cirayte-Suappe the ‘son of the wealthy . . son; they are both used to catch the Husband—More: likely they wonder } Col, Kaintuck—I want hip artremmeshaa in . PS get SCOTT'S Emulsion, See that the are on the wrapper. All druggists; $0c, and $z.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, \A. Society Event. NEVADA THEATRE, Two NIGHTS ONLY — COMMENCING — Friday, April ist. "Miss Ada Dow Qurrier —PRESENTS— And Her: Superb Company —I1n— F irst iight— “INGOMAR,” _ FHE, BARBARIAN. Sevond Night—_ “The Hunchback” ome Patt sf hethe aie ho first pr od she new oe li he oy x ro ic. Admission.. .... 4. vee 50Cents. . . Reserved Seats. ...5.0.5. Reserved Seats on saleat Poley’s. Mistress (who had given her maida ticket for the theater)—Well, how did you like the performance, Maria? _Maria—Oh,. itwas-splendid, ma’am! You should have heard a servant sauce her missus!—Tit-Bits, Horrors of Inebriety. “TL went through every cent I had last night,” proaned Jagway the next morning, reaching with ashaking hand for the, water pitcher,:“but T seem to he getting a head acain!” Seecers Arter Goup know they: may be disappointed, but seekers after health take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will do them wonderful good. Hoop’s. PILts are the. only: pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy, yet efficient. —~—. 9-6 e0 Soda, Fountain For Sale. A second-hand marble soda fountain with six syrup, tanks together with cheap. It isa first-vlass: make (Matthews, New York) and isin good working conditioh. Apply to A. Tam, m30-3t Nevada City. all necessary equipments, will be sold . Land’ Office A. P. HODGES Has arrived here with some FINE PIANOS including the Pecan pe Hazleton, Story & Clark and others. For sale at VERY REASONABLE PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS. They can be seen at the shoestore of BOVEY BROTHERS: m23-2w J. M. WALLING, © Attorney : at: Law, FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, oo BROAD O and Pine streets. Nevada Cit Notice. H. NEFF, OF COLFAX, PLACER. coun9 “I State of’ California, the present owner of ‘the land hereinbelow deaeribad, do aren give notice that I will on the or oe April, 1898, apply to the Register o: bd te to, California, eT a Duplicate Certificate Purchase No. 1 0,188, issued to oh cng pee py 9 on Tecation No. 1611 Sacramento District, for the W } of NEY, B} ofS Wi and § W 4 oo ee of Section n Township 15 N, R *) a NEFF. at ramento, Dated Nevada City, Cal., March 15, 1896. Miss Janet Waldort De You: Want a Piano ?." . apply ite: a 1000 _ Takes the Lead Surname fi ronounced ¥ ; rie be the best wear on oo market, ghly recornmended for family and ‘medi. Sold by: ‘the Bottle or in Butk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR a AT ALL Saee: LB WOLE, Sol Agent. All Orders poonlians Filled. FRED SEARLS, _ Attorney and Counselor atLaw. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER ‘There are other Beers, but: @GILT. EDGE} peo Is VAIRE. cor ymalt tiie: Grass Valley. Agents Leave orders at . DAMMON. :; BROS., Cor, ‘Sran’sand PiterRterietn ‘Empire Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Buches’ Hovel JAMES HENSESSY,. stan ™~ — Set lot one The finest sae purest . 2 a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for.50 cents @ week or $2.a mont: line 10 cents a week or 410 Amonth Payable progeny in advani douse. For. Rent, ~ A good four-room cottage is for reel Ap‘. ply to M. L. & D. Marsh at the lumber . 7-1-2 oe Ranch For Sale. Newtown road 14 miles from town. Good Mrs. c. M. Mails Has broweits up with heb from San Franeisco a fine-line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats,’trimmed and untrimmed; also Hats in the latest styles. [mi6-tf}

Broad street, next. to Luetje & Brand's. Piano For. Sale, A fine uvright piano will be ola’ cheap. ' Enquire at this office. Room For Rent. . A nicely. furnished sleeping room, in good locality. Inquire at this office. f15 Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to B. E. BROWN. Transcript office. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citizeue’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, = Prop’r Pest. maths Mutton Hams, Baconand Lard if wi je and retail. ‘ ; And all kinds of sent heete Goods delivered free of charge . C.H. HARRISON, DEALER IZ All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. ¥ . net te ee C. H. HARRISON,:. BROAD STREET. Opp. Rosenberg Bros, 1. L. BOWMAN, 3. PF. SHAW . . SHAW :& BOWMAN,» Dentists. Offiiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. © EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DON} . AV MARSHALL; MANUFACTURER OF HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. pies, Wagongsand . Teams with hayes cer Bu on reasonable . —to let at rt notic rms. yr iy The horses are free from vices, of style, and capable of going as fast as any tleman cares to drive. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visite Nevada City, Grass Valley and oth ions of county’ for” thet : on ing pupilsat’ Owe Eocees, For partioulars as to terms of tuition, ther by perso! at his homein North San J atthe ion Hotel, rate oe Nevade orth Sat cen, oF, But This Man ‘is wearing what is given out te be the most Artistic Beauty. had the he feels like kicking himself. WAYXEL, ee Who Has the. coleint Stock of Goods ever. _, Sseenin Nevada City. above City Fall. ~~ FINE TAILORING. after Seeing this man, whe ; yy Our Own Make: clothes made by Waxel, Tailor, Suits $18 up Pants $5 up ache Eastern : Make Suits, $io up Pants, $3 up Satisfaction Guaranteed. did ails " th ‘ ae. Sih ake Ppa . spring ani summer of tale. wey ering hs Garden Walks, Basement Floors, Carriage Steps, Buildiig Stone, Stone C ° ping and: Steps, Colored ‘Tiles, ‘Urne and Vases, Stone Caskets, ete. recone: At made al dg «5 First-Class We Work At Moderate Prices. Sonera eet Refere: Nevada ( City in if sae eal : Mine. address as foe = wih you. e@ny work in J.-A, MARSHALL, " ‘ Care TRANScRIPT Office, 5a Nevada City. House and Lot. _For.Sale. ON PROSPECT HILL. Good Level Let, 165x140 feet. Good House, Cow Barns, ' Wood Shed ang "Store Room. Electric Light in House, Water. Pipes ail in. .ate TERMS REASONABLE. De Ge: PERCIVAL> Nevada city, January 81, 1898. "hople to fa OENTS “h WEEK 2 Six aces Orchard and mineral land on . ‘ [3 house and barn. Will be sold cheap. Exee)-. °j lent chance for somebody wanting small but HS productive place. H. TREVASEES. m24-1W, te Ladies Dudes, Tam O'Shanters and Walking . 2 " P' . 5 “r PINE PLATE WORK ASPECIALTY . tical. Stone Sidewalks, . Pn: oom cheerfully furnished on laces oris moes—Ali Ad whom we did work at : nd. we'wili fig sold x Cais Week. Men’s Black aid‘ ‘Cheviot Su'ts, Reduced from. $8.50.to $6.50. Men's 4 ! 1-Wool Cheviot Pants 2 ‘Elegantly made, $1 65. Men's’ ‘Iron Clad*Shoes, ' Lace or Cong ress, $1.25. Men’s Nailed Kip Mining Beots, $2. 75 Men’s Heavy, Seamless ‘Sox, ““per'dozen, 50 cents. . Ladies’ Tailer-made Lace Shoes, . coin toe, the latest, $2.25. ~° Ladies and Men’ s Plush Slippers, 50 cts. Ladies: Genuine Kangaroo S 10e8, $1.75. Misses Gennine Kangaroo Shoes, sizes, 11 to 2, $1.50. “Baby. Dongola Kid Patent Tip Shocs . Es ' pl footy : i ee pean oe . The Popular Clothing Store. oot : LAT es are taking measures for Men's, Youths! and Boys’ Suits. “Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Te RES. Sto?e 203. rae aah sib, cod =e Commercial Street. WATCHES, CLOCKS; JEWELRY, . SILVERWARE Puichaiad be, the, hoes 6 LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Strest, 3 near Pitie, Nevada City, Are Always of STANDARD. QUALITY, ‘NEWEST STYLES, “ BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Quarantess. 7h — . ae —DEALER IN— 8 + Provisions, + Camel Cons, French Candies, Nats;: wnigeme ge po Street, inept Street; Nevaide City: ie a oes W. Coder’ samed business there Laeokel — Fresh Stock, and radiregger gta can new to give mie a ¢all. . _1 ere ll cin oath ae Ph ad Pes Ln, MANHOOD ——— a perfect beauty, only So gee Telephone—Resiaence 201. « 13 THE Ti rata cin so Censtis Marshal” For Three cation: elected Marshal, there b for the place. I fixed at $72. ed In May the ter: Kinkead, and Ea ‘an election was ‘at Washington s April 30th, for th of three years. These gentlen faithfal and al week's leave of al Monday: in'order the Grand Lodge cisco, ‘ The following . . Legg & Shaw Oo., set Telephone Co: . Weisenburger & 1 G. 8. Baker, freig ley; planting tre and seeds, $3.80; Works, water, $24 lumber, 86 cents; advanced for wiri fornia Nursery. G; trees, $7.50. The janitor was twelve or fifteen « the Indian Flat s The report.of I read and showed attendance, 11,6 F itardy marks, 67; ; total, 673; perce ‘93 7-10. There ar . the largest Bombe pote GOING. 10. Td Movada, ily wil > Nevada City Lc United Workmen ‘ship of about :20 . largest Workmen » will have. at the vere ee ‘Brith hall . 7 F Tacadapinonts: f . whoare going dot ; sent thé Lage ‘ar . Isaac, J. G. O'Neil . A number of men ' them, inclading 7 . ter, O. 3. Brand, Marebie. ’ Mr. Carr will be . the body for Gra . «ved David Hirsc —pretcbees Princ _ Seboo) of Indust . Mr. Oarr stands ) thaing elected to a ; "The banquet q q «worth $2400 @ yer mot in the State } Wo-kman-than } > mo man.in or out qualified by hata pane to fill auch a 0. A. R April 20th, in’ / members of the ' organizations wii . hall where ares Senator Preston monies at the pt same halF*on tl evening. = . Go is Hood’s Sar cures have given where. It is the fier and Great T Hoov’s Pits a operate, Cure mess. 250. A Wel If you are thi or pair of pant: Artist Outter ax your order. Hii his prices are v« . Macc . A&A special m Went is called ti lows Hall on F1 1898, at 8 o’éloc ance is ee ance will e ™~ W. G. Sxort, Record Kee . owt te “Take every & ness opportuy . & Sweeney, the per hangers, to oe joes Will No ‘The OP ers who guar & Sweeney. * work by them.