November 10, 1897 (4 pages)

. acme Tie Rothschilds. AE TRANSCRIPT. Rstablished Sept6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. WEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA Ansel Mayer, Nathan, Solomon, James and Carl—who scattered over Europe and established branches of the parent pank at Frankfort in Vienna, London, Naples and Paris. As early as 1820 they were the greatest bankers in the world, making a specialty of government loans. Honors and decorations were showered upon them by grateful kings, and they were recognized socially where other] ~ Jews were not. They obtained titles of nobility in England, Germany, Austria and France. A Rothschild has been consul general for the Austrian empire in London, Paris and Frankfort for more than half a century. The sons inherited the financial genius of their father, but those who have studied their career in detail hold that the success of the fam-. ily has been due to the fact that its great business has always been conducted ] with a unity of aim and interest. The dying injunction of Anselm dt eR pean. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors a et a a ee WEDNESDAY. .;-NOV. 10, 1897 6 WHERE LABOR IS CHEAP. Wages in Japan were 33 per cent. higher is 1894 than in 1873, and as the effect of the war with China was tc raise prices it is safe to assume that ap advance of fully 30 per cent. has taken plice in the past two or three years. But the cost of subsistence in Japan has increased far’ more rapidly than wages, largely on account of the deit : i and.the.de-. t his sons -was that none of them cline ii the value of silver Ce preciation in its~purchasing pOW®F-. nancial t Hon without iti Therefore the lot of the Japanese ar-. his mother and ue brothers This con: A . a . tinues to be the rule e house —— or nen. He Sen present generation. ‘Every. serious matmisfortune to live in® country where ter of business is the subject of matual labor is so cheap as to bar out foreign consideration and is carried out by the competition in all lines of manufact-. Wited efforts of the whole family, ures that can be produced at home. every one of whom participates in the profits according to his position. While This is an ideal Free-Trade condition. the great banks are in & measure sepaWe are not accurately advised as to . tate and distinct, they are pevertheless as © the same, and the family, now very the present rate of wages of mechanics . jarge, is a single firm with a single inin Japan, but even if it be allowed that terest. the workingman of that country now They have made ita rule to inter: earns double what he did twenty-five 8 —————————————— Anselm Rothschild had five sons—. TALK ABOUT Read This. DINNER Le Pious Beautiful Vien-. $4.00 DINNER' Pieces Wild Flower. $4.59 . 1 Fl ° DINNER Pieces Bell F1_wer Dee. $5-75 . sancy PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER DINNER 2, eee, AP dies and $6.99 Newest Shapes Great American Imp'g Tea Co} wi. im BARGAINS ! Dinner Sets ; ht Gray Sp.) « \der ration, compict for 6 persons, warrant ibest quality . . SET per set (Decoration, with wos. Handles and Gold Trim mings, very pretty, com. plete for 6 persons, iquality, warranted SET per set ioration, Gold SET and Gold Trimmings a. Per set ireal gem, complete for 6 persons 'frimmings in Gold, com-. per set \plete for 6 .persons, rich land handsome, quality a.«-04 Warranted yery best. SET Tea, Dinner and Breakfast Sets Richest Decorations the Transcript Block, on . : ee rial caress, fx how . BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER . Bread, . Pies and Cakes. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. etantly on hand. TELEPHONE 37. iE“ POPULAR” SAKERY To seevethes publfe with Firrt-clase pe, to Armory Hall, Sa RS PAL ate sm = = At Cheapest Prices in America. . Commereial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. marry and have defied the doctrine of the scientists who have forbidden the years ago, his wages are not one-quarter those of the mechanics of the marriage of relatives on the ground that United States. 50 CENTS A WEEK. it debilitates a rage. A Rothschild. alSome idea of the enormous disproways looks among ‘his cousins for a wife; uncles have married nieces, nephews have married aunts. portion between the rate of wages paid in Japan and in America may be gained from an incident that occurred at the . Another reason of their great success is said to be that they have never strivCentennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876. Among the objects of interest en for extravagant profits. They always exhibited in the Japanese section was set a limit to their operations and never try to get the last cent. They sell out a bedatead of extraordinary beauty and richness of detail. The material was during the heat of an undertaking and never wait till speculation gets told. ‘‘Let some one else make something’’ is a favorite adage with the Rothschilds, but some one else has usually pocketed boxwood, including the canopied top, and every inch of the exterior surface was carved in low relief giving repre.sentations of hunting scenes, birds, beasts, dragons, serpents, flowers, fothe loss. —Chicago Record. liage, etc. A gentleman well versed in carving and wood working. hazarded the observation: “It must have taken the labor of ten men for five years to produge that result.” A Japanese official in charge of the exhibif overheard the remark, and,with Limitations of Fame. In Professor Knight’s reminiscences of Tennyson it is related that on one oocasion when the poet laureate was stopping at an inn in the island of Skye the landlord was asked if he knew who had been staying in his house, and on being informed that it was the poet Tennyson he replied : “Lor’—to think o’ that! And, sure, I thoucht he was shentleman.”’ At Stirling some one asked the landlord of the house where the poet was ping : “Do you ken who you had wi’ you t’other night?’’ : =a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length i Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, November 8th. Everybody invited. Admission—gentlemen 50 cents. None v.t permanent tenant need apply. Piet# Hill. Inquire at David Hutchison’s, Piety Hill. z ridge’s Lous», 1.st Broac street. under this head for 50 cents a week or month, Each additi opin 10 cents a week or 40 cents a mont ble inva. .ably in advance. Dance at Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Uaion Hall, n8-td House For Rent. Astory and a halfcottageon Park Ayenue. Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and_ villages. A — capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation otf rcAllister’s iving enterMagic Lanterns And Stereopticons and:tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request. T. H. McALvisTEr, 76 Washington St. Chicago. No. 56, N. S. G. W., For the Benefit of#—=~— The Native Sons —___— Floor Director. E. B. POWER. Floor Managers. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. E. .J. Morgan, Ed B. Wolf, R. Murchie. Invitation Committee. m4-tf M. L. & D. MARSH. Housekeeping Rooms. Furnished rooms for housekeeping, on n2-Iw Agents Wanted. RUHSTALLER’S “ GILT EDGE” BEER For Family Use, = —— WHBELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. Leave orders with: Lammon & Davis, Nevade City. Chapman. a By Goyen's Orchestra. On commission or salary. Call at E. BaldM, KINZLE, 029-1m Gexeral Agent. a polite bow to the visitor, said: “You are very near the mark, sir, in your guess. Itisa fact that five men were engaged between nine and ten years in carving this bedstead.” * ~ scan ees . P ‘"NWoo, to think o’ that a poobThe selling price set upon the article . 1; writer, and 1 gied him ma best bed4qas $3,500. Alittle arithmetic brings . room!”’ the conclusion that each of the skilled . * But the charms of Ps gabon ory . her gracious manners, not pass unJapanese workmen who executed css . noticed, for the landlord said, “Oh, she masterpiece of carving received in; was an angel.”’ : A . wages a sum. not exceeding $50 per . Tioubic About #apa ¥. year, or about 16 cents per day. The Two instances of various readings, same grade of skill in America would : possibly from confusing sand f, may be readi . worth giving. ily command at least $5 per 4ay,. “ t the Rev. A. B. Grosart’s edition or more than thirty times the wages ' of Giles Fletcher’s poem, ‘‘Christ’s Vicpaid in Japan. . tory and sing the reading in : ; ‘part 8, stanza 4%, is, ‘*And as he The American workingman has found fought * * * to fly é his out that under Free-Trade the proheart.’’ The editor remarks on this, ‘‘I ducts of Japanese labor, shipped to seit bigectt pert = — = a mee F F _ sought is not * riffiln this country in a foreign vessel and de Farran’s ‘‘Ancient and M dicen Abra livered to their destination over a railyy’? the reading is sought. ‘road built and owned by a foreign gov-. < oo bs a eee ae ernment, can be sold at a price far bear ae y verse 2) the pret: low the cost of producing similar arti-; In nature’s strength I sought in vain refused ‘Naa, but he was a pleesant shentleman.’”’ “Tt was Tennyson, the poet.” ‘And wha may be he?”’ “Oh, he is a writer o’ verses sich as ye see i’ the papers.” : with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for. spi A two families. Free water. Inquire at. this Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. office. Hcuse For Rent. A two-story house on Sacramento street o18-t? * Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has béen in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 958.tf SAN FRANCISCO som BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Sr ee 200. pupils secured positions in Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. aha Pars Notice is by gi h: 1896. Every shorthand graduate for the Board Danghy giver shot os Ore ach day two years has a position. —— ce ewd vee nearest eteeeecesesete THANKSGIVING. BALL NEVADA CITY, Vedusiy Evi, Hay, 1th, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ete, Grand Parlor Fund. J. C. Nilon, James F. Colley, Fred E Brown, Oscar Barker, E. J. Baker, Geo Dunster Jr., J. McClusky, L. Walling . Charles Woerner, F. T. Nilon, J.J. Hanley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J.M. E. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. Schmidt, George Adair, Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, S W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, C. Schwartz, = Chambers, W. T./ Monk, James Graham, W. Walters, A George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G: Scadden, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F. Worthington, B. Bost, B.Danels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. i John Richards, H. Brand, Dr. ©. W. There will be first-class Music The Floor Will be Canvased. rere err ris kad 8 OG hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at all times. : our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Gents’ Furnishing Goods Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Fa We advise you to hold on to your money until yon have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. We GoodsIf you do not want to take Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Children's B atic . Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Hydraul le Parlor, “xtra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. S i / ulte: ¥ 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at CoMMERCIAL STREET. AF LEVY, 5 i Telephone 203—3 Bells. a a si: PLE STATEMENT When you make up your mind to buy some new furniture for: your home, which, by the way, needs it ly, don’t fail to call and examine the display at i 000900000006 CASH STORES, . Which contains all the latest novelties an y best stock of house furnishings to be found ite county, consisting of Bedroom Sets, Parlor i Bed Lounges, Rockers, Mattresses, Curtain Fix~tures, eto. and as cheap as can be purchased at any other store in town; that’s an important item. whats rs: When You Need Furniture socscscsesseeeDOn't Forget the Pface. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. Beef Assessment Notice. CARS GOLD Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nev ada County Directory ¢a be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic. Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same day for’? cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. & 03-tf Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES ILLerect a Lime Kiln at the Kennebec Ww Hoses on the North Bloomfield road cles in America; and he has accordoer tas =< to — ingly made up his mind that the com‘A Or lord of all my passion live. mon sense way is to impose upon all This reading sppears to have been such products of cheap labor a tariff 1 adopted by John Wesley in 1780, but what Charles Wesley wrote was quite that will equal the difference in wages, and to levy an addition duty if the different: In nature’s strength I fought in vain For what my God,refused to give. goods are transported in'foreign ships I could not then, etc. —™ or railroad cars. The first part of this “Motes and Queries policy is now in force; the latter part will doubtless receive attention at the coming session of Congress. sharpens my Trent is a political pull back of the troubles-at the Preston School of Industry,and that is why things were not straightened out long ago. Ex-Senator Preston when in Grass Valley yesterNapa City. ousness. =: Wuar is the C. C. Safe? nb-tf “J wever found a medicine that hit my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, tite and seems to dof me good ail over.” W. H. Laughlin Hoop’s PILLs cure indigestion, biliand is prepared to take orders to supply First-class Lime . For building or. other purposes, in large or ‘ small quantities and at the lgwast prices. . larties needing lime will find it to their advantage to call on him. nl HE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. —_— Frames Made to Order. —————_———_— day said to the Tidings reporter: “I did not vote for uor favor the change in the administration of the sehool. The same authority that made the objectionable appointments can remove any objectionable employe.” In other words, the Board of Trustees of the “A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” L school consists of two Democrats (Tyrrell and Maddux) and a Republican (Preston.) O’Brien, the superintendent charged with brutal treatment of the inmates, isa Democratic politician and got bis job through the Demo-. has not, is at a disadvantage, cratic trustees. Mr. Preston opposed his election and has had nothing to do with putting him there or retaining bim. Let the responsibility rest where it belongs. * friend, the ScROFULA is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the -system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifies the blood. Hoop’s Pus are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. ornamental. It costs nothing to look at TRANSCRIPT BLOC Come one! come all 7 and see our C. C. Safe. nd-tf That is why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved harvester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-saving machines peculiar. to his calling. ‘The one who Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best Calendar Clock Sale ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh and» pure, without waste ; promotes cleanliness, the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is ROGERS & LINSCOTT. Se and he knows it. order and punctuality in one at the Company’s office, } K, Commercial Street. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street sacasyececereesseelgvada City. Cal, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sed. ——I8 STOCET=— ember, 1897, will be delinquent and is made before will be sold of .dv: rtising and expenses of sale. B, order of the Posts of Directors. California. \ Not: MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; location of works, rectors held on the 25th day ber, 1897, an assessment (No. 2) of Ten e t) al9-6m G9) Cents per share was levied upon the cap , y : b tal stock of the corporation, payable immeair O nic es diately in Yaived States Gold coin, to the SecBere at the office of the company, No. 18 eary street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day of Nov5 i adverti: for sale at public auction,and unless on THURSDAY, ths isti.day of December, 1897, to pay the de inai ent assessment, together with costs OS. STRAUB, Secretary, Office—No. 18 Geary street, San Francisco, . Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, MANAGER. GRINOLA Cures scaly eruptions ef the scalp. . ment Removes dandruff, [nduces a new and healthy growth of hair. . ice,_Stockholders, in paying this, assessment, are requested toeither send their . yk state th ber of th ‘N 1 + pen Faich Sg tse Remaer ot oe See LANS disagreeable oils to clog the pores ef the scalp. 27. . House, Painting Orders the Nevada City The 0.K. Painters. P His Neptly gud Quickly Done. . 'f Paper Hees Bact e. E Sign Painting, Graining, . As Good as the %, to suit the times, Estimates gives . vi SWEENY & PIERCE. be addressed to us through Postoffice. Having -recently enlar; plant, we are prepared to buy Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. Nevada City, Cal. G Gold, Silver and Copper 3 Write for rates before disposing Pioneer Reduction Works, . Qriginal color of hair restored. — . Leaves a fine natural gloss. our wa) ~ Acknowledged to be the best. For sale by H. DICKERMAN, Drugs, Stationery and Photo Material. na tah ae — SODA, . WATER, OR Private Famities Suppiied. At the DANIEL & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL, ANGE AND CHAMPAGNE . CIDER, CELERY AND IRON. Nevada County Agents For D-utftalo Beer. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA STALE, GOOD Otssesseooo oo Factory Corner Spring and Pine Streets. The Plaza Store<es— FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constant] Hi extensive 2 Foon of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES _Ofevery description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order AALYOPAMAYRTUAANTPALLAUAAAAYUT AMAYRPYTP UA TTP JAA AAG Abb NTP OLA TP JbL NYP 1 SQververauut?dduvnr Asser ada er Just I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my. stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy, THE BEST TO BE HAD And,to sell Lowest Prices. .to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. Commercial Street, Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED —--BY— This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All : ——SUCH 4s—~ LOST MANHOOD' . PAINS IN THE HEADACHE, ACK, PIMPLES. TT FEELING. AL DESPONDENCY AND CO! ATION. Mee vecaen iy ectoeers ee and nm why suffe are not cu’ b; per cent, are troubled with PROSTRATITIS. CUP edy to cure the complaint without A's Gpaention.” wee = A written guarantee use of six boxes. as One Dollar a box, six bo: Send for threnlers andl Tation tials UAT base avr ana = UANTTAANETAAATTPAAATTP AAA tf Zl Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ee The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of th sBx because over & noe it nly known rem he money if s permanent cure ls neteffecte tw : eee Ore & rl Address all mail orders to DAVOL gra to DAVOL MEDICIN GO. Fi @, Bez tgs tem Rosnetee. 8 THE TRANS TELSPHONE, No. WEDNES “AY. ..NC BRIEF MINING M Outsid Owners Looking Af terests at This ( Hon. J. H. Neff, whois the Stanford mine’ ‘with E ‘min and others, was in He expressed. himself ‘a: pleased with the appear property sinee Superinten has had it cléfhed ont aj The work of sjnking .th depth of500 feet and 6: drifts will be pushed as possible this winter. Cul: George Stone of tl ani fa mines “arrive from ‘Francisco. Bot! looking well and running Mrs. E. C. Huntington, o Banner mine, will come he __, from San Francisco where . . visiting relations and tak interest a company in assi open this valuable: old cl no definite arrangemente consummated _ yet, the _ are favorable for work bei _ soon. Mrs. Huntington wi . towna few days and-the rect to her home in New Y 4 Henry C. Perkins, forme tendent of the North Bk draulic mining property ir . and who has made three m 4 in mining and stock oye he left here some fifteen y: return to Nevada City wit! . three or four weeks with C / Mein. Mr. Perkins As -n York. ne OR Putting In Electr » Electric lights are being into the dweliing houses 3 Morgan, Charles Tegler, D ler, Wm. Hoskins, Dr. Sha © ard Plummer. Electriciar . has contracts for wiring” -. other residences. NO WASTE OF W > Evidence Which is Right 3 and Reliable. . JudgeFrank Ives of D _ of Crookston, Minn., says . time I have used Stuart » Fablets with seeming ‘5 . With tew exce; tions, I hav . free from indigestion it », years. ‘ _ _ Geo. W. Roosevelt, U. Brussels, Belgium: Stua sia ‘Tablets, safe, pleasnt . venient to carry, give k _ perfect digestion. _. Mr. W. D. Tomlin, Meci . necr, Duluth, Minn.: One b Dyspepsia Tabiets bas di * and I am again gaining strength, — f _ O.46. Rans@m, Hustonv -swas distressed and aio “years with throwing ap fo or thra* tines 1di:; had of retaining a meal if I at . LOXKeS Us bis tabicis from ‘\have tuliy cured me. 3 ;pleasant to take, convenie , Rev. G. D. Brown, M "Toe effeet of stuart’s D Het’ is simply marvelous; } dinner of broiled beef ste ; distress since I began the Over six thousand peo; of Michigan alone in 1894 ' stomach troubles by Str . sia Tablets. 4 Fuii sized packages ma all druggists at 5U cent mail on receipt of pric €o., Marshali, Mich. Send for little book on » eases, mailed free. NG Rees 3 Your kitchen should r > oO. OSafe. +--+ ego + —— No Cure—No . : That is the way all ' GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL ‘ laria, Chills and Fever. Iron and Quinine in a . Children love: it. Adu _ to bitter, nauseating . 25 cents. rt P : Heintz’s Mustard Prepared Frenca us . per quart at A. B. Wolf's ‘ a Ir you want some of t) _ ever sold in Nevada Cit lord’s. A fresh supply jt ——______+-»@e-+-—— . Don’r attempt to kee outa Calendar Clock Sa UNION :-: Hi . HENRY NETSHE,on Westov = J.P. MCrandie, . James Carman; -G. F. Wilson, Los Any George Fortier, Britis re a Bente Ana, . F. Brown, Spencevi J. R. Davis, North Sa: M. McFarlan Ap gels George Harieb ty, J. Fountain, as C. H. Swepey “ ‘ John. 2a Pleasar B. Pfloese, utara ones, Si auedisce, Soute: W. Kilroy, Cherokee, D. Phejey; Sacramen: C. Woodruff, Bakers:

. acme Tie Rothschilds. AE TRANSCRIPT. Rstablished Sept6, 1860. by Nat. P. Brown & Co. WEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA Ansel Mayer, Nathan, Solomon, James and Carl—who scattered over Europe and established branches of the parent pank at Frankfort in Vienna, London, Naples and Paris. As early as 1820 they were the greatest bankers in the world, making a specialty of government loans. Honors and decorations were showered upon them by grateful kings, and they were recognized socially where other] ~ Jews were not. They obtained titles of nobility in England, Germany, Austria and France. A Rothschild has been consul general for the Austrian empire in London, Paris and Frankfort for more than half a century. The sons inherited the financial genius of their father, but those who have studied their career in detail hold that the success of the fam-. ily has been due to the fact that its great business has always been conducted ] with a unity of aim and interest. The dying injunction of Anselm dt eR pean. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors a et a a ee WEDNESDAY.. .;-NOV. 10, 1897 6 WHERE LABOR IS CHEAP. Wages in Japan were 33 per cent. higher is 1894 than in 1873, and as the effect of the war with China was tc raise prices it is safe to assume that ap advance of fully 30 per cent. has taken plice in the past two or three years. But the cost of subsistence in Japan has increased far’ more rapidly than wages, largely on account of the deit : i and.the.de-. t his sons -was that none of them cline ii the value of silver Ce preciation in its~purchasing pOW®F-. nancial t Hon without iti Therefore the lot of the Japanese ar-. his mother and ue brothers This con: A . a . tinues to be the rule e house —— or nen. He Sen present generation. ‘Every. serious matmisfortune to live in® country where ter of business is the subject of matual labor is so cheap as to bar out foreign consideration and is carried out by the competition in all lines of manufact-. Wited efforts of the whole family, ures that can be produced at home. every one of whom participates in the profits according to his position. While This is an ideal Free-Trade condition. the great banks are in & measure sepaWe are not accurately advised as to . tate and distinct, they are pevertheless as © the same, and the family, now very the present rate of wages of mechanics . jarge, is a single firm with a single inin Japan, but even if it be allowed that terest. the workingman of that country now They have made ita rule to inter: earns double what he did twenty-five 8 —————————————— Anselm Rothschild had five sons—. TALK ABOUT Read This. DINNER Le Pious Beautiful Vien-. $4.00 DINNER' Pieces Wild Flower. $4.59 . 1 Fl ° DINNER Pieces Bell F1_wer Dee. $5-75 . sancy PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER DINNER 2, eee, AP dies and $6.99 Newest Shapes Great American Imp'g Tea Co} wi. im BARGAINS ! Dinner Sets ; ht Gray Sp.) « \der ration, compict for 6 persons, warrant ibest quality . . SET per set (Decoration, with wos. Handles and Gold Trim mings, very pretty, com. plete for 6 persons, iquality, warranted SET per set ioration, Gold SET and Gold Trimmings a. Per set ireal gem, complete for 6 persons 'frimmings in Gold, com-. per set \plete for 6 .persons, rich land handsome, quality a.«-04 Warranted yery best. SET Tea, Dinner and Breakfast Sets Richest Decorations the Transcript Block, on . : ee rial caress, fx how . BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER . Bread, . Pies and Cakes. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. etantly on hand. TELEPHONE 37. iE“ POPULAR” SAKERY To seevethes publfe with Firrt-clase pe, to Armory Hall, Sa RS PAL ate sm = = At Cheapest Prices in America. . Commereial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. marry and have defied the doctrine of the scientists who have forbidden the years ago, his wages are not one-quarter those of the mechanics of the marriage of relatives on the ground that United States. 50 CENTS A WEEK. it debilitates a rage. A Rothschild. alSome idea of the enormous disproways looks among ‘his cousins for a wife; uncles have married nieces, nephews have married aunts. portion between the rate of wages paid in Japan and in America may be gained from an incident that occurred at the . Another reason of their great success is said to be that they have never strivCentennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876. Among the objects of interest en for extravagant profits. They always exhibited in the Japanese section was set a limit to their operations and never try to get the last cent. They sell out a bedatead of extraordinary beauty and richness of detail. The material was during the heat of an undertaking and never wait till speculation gets told. ‘‘Let some one else make something’’ is a favorite adage with the Rothschilds, but some one else has usually pocketed boxwood, including the canopied top, and every inch of the exterior surface was carved in low relief giving repre.sentations of hunting scenes, birds, beasts, dragons, serpents, flowers, fothe loss. —Chicago Record. liage, etc. A gentleman well versed in carving and wood working. hazarded the observation: “It must have taken the labor of ten men for five years to produge that result.” A Japanese official in charge of the exhibif overheard the remark, and,with Limitations of Fame. In Professor Knight’s reminiscences of Tennyson it is related that on one oocasion when the poet laureate was stopping at an inn in the island of Skye the landlord was asked if he knew who had been staying in his house, and on being informed that it was the poet Tennyson he replied : “Lor’—to think o’ that! And, sure, I thoucht he was shentleman.”’ At Stirling some one asked the landlord of the house where the poet was ping : “Do you ken who you had wi’ you t’other night?’’ : =a Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length i Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, November 8th. Everybody invited. Admission—gentlemen 50 cents. None v.t permanent tenant need apply. Piet# Hill. Inquire at David Hutchison’s, Piety Hill. z ridge’s Lous», 1.st Broac street. under this head for 50 cents a week or month, Each additi opin 10 cents a week or 40 cents a mont ble inva. .ably in advance. Dance at Indian Flat. There will be a social dance at Uaion Hall, n8-td House For Rent. Astory and a halfcottageon Park Ayenue. Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, tainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and_ villages. A — capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation otf rcAllister’s iving enterMagic Lanterns And Stereopticons and:tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon request. T. H. McALvisTEr, 76 Washington St. Chicago. No. 56, N. S. G. W., For the Benefit of#—=~— The Native Sons —___— Floor Director. E. B. POWER. Floor Managers. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. E. .J. Morgan, Ed B. Wolf, R. Murchie. Invitation Committee. m4-tf M. L. & D. MARSH. Housekeeping Rooms. Furnished rooms for housekeeping, on n2-Iw Agents Wanted. RUHSTALLER’S “ GILT EDGE” BEER For Family Use, = —— WHBELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. Leave orders with: Lammon & Davis, Nevade City. Chapman. a By Goyen's Orchestra. On commission or salary. Call at E. BaldM, KINZLE, 029-1m Gexeral Agent. a polite bow to the visitor, said: “You are very near the mark, sir, in your guess. Itisa fact that five men were engaged between nine and ten years in carving this bedstead.” * ~ scan ees . P ‘"NWoo, to think o’ that a poobThe selling price set upon the article . 1; writer, and 1 gied him ma best bed4qas $3,500. Alittle arithmetic brings . room!”’ the conclusion that each of the skilled . * But the charms of Ps gabon ory . her gracious manners, not pass unJapanese workmen who executed css . noticed, for the landlord said, “Oh, she masterpiece of carving received in; was an angel.”’ : A . wages a sum. not exceeding $50 per . Tioubic About #apa ¥. year, or about 16 cents per day. The Two instances of various readings, same grade of skill in America would : possibly from confusing sand f, may be readi . worth giving. ily command at least $5 per 4ay,. “ t the Rev. A. B. Grosart’s edition or more than thirty times the wages ' of Giles Fletcher’s poem, ‘‘Christ’s Vicpaid in Japan. . tory and sing the reading in : ; ‘part 8, stanza 4%, is, ‘*And as he The American workingman has found fought * * * to fly é his out that under Free-Trade the proheart.’’ The editor remarks on this, ‘‘I ducts of Japanese labor, shipped to seit bigectt pert = — = a mee F F _ sought is not * riffiln this country in a foreign vessel and de Farran’s ‘‘Ancient and M dicen Abra livered to their destination over a railyy’? the reading is sought. ‘road built and owned by a foreign gov-. < oo bs a eee ae ernment, can be sold at a price far bear ae y verse 2) the pret: low the cost of producing similar arti-; In nature’s strength I sought in vain refused ‘Naa, but he was a pleesant shentleman.’”’ “Tt was Tennyson, the poet.” ‘And wha may be he?”’ “Oh, he is a writer o’ verses sich as ye see i’ the papers.” : with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for. spi A two families. Free water. Inquire at. this Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. office. Hcuse For Rent. A two-story house on Sacramento street o18-t? * Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has béen in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 958.tf SAN FRANCISCO som BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Sr ee 200. pupils secured positions in Nevada City, Nevada county, Cal. aha Pars Notice is by gi h: 1896. Every shorthand graduate for the Board Danghy giver shot os Ore ach day two years has a position. —— ce ewd vee nearest eteeeecesesete THANKSGIVING. BALL NEVADA CITY, Vedusiy Evi, Hay, 1th, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Ete, Grand Parlor Fund. J. C. Nilon, James F. Colley, Fred E Brown, Oscar Barker, E. J. Baker, Geo Dunster Jr., J. McClusky, L. Walling . Charles Woerner, F. T. Nilon, J.J. Hanley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J.M. E. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. Schmidt, George Adair, Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, S W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, C. Schwartz, = Chambers, W. T./ Monk, James Graham, W. Walters, A George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G: Scadden, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F. Worthington, B. Bost, B.Danels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. i John Richards, H. Brand, Dr. ©. W. There will be first-class Music The Floor Will be Canvased. rere err ris kad 8 OG hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at all times. : our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Gents’ Furnishing Goods Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Fa We advise you to hold on to your money until yon have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. We GoodsIf you do not want to take Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Children's B atic . Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Hydraul le Parlor, “xtra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. S i / ulte: ¥ 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at CoMMERCIAL STREET. AF LEVY, 5 i Telephone 203—3 Bells. a a si: PLE STATEMENT When you make up your mind to buy some new furniture for: your home, which, by the way, needs it ly, don’t fail to call and examine the display at i 000900000006 CASH STORES, . Which contains all the latest novelties an y best stock of house furnishings to be found ite county, consisting of Bedroom Sets, Parlor i Bed Lounges, Rockers, Mattresses, Curtain Fix~tures, eto. and as cheap as can be purchased at any other store in town; that’s an important item. whats rs: When You Need Furniture socscscsesseeeDOn't Forget the Pface. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. Beef Assessment Notice. CARS GOLD Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nev ada County Directory ¢a be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic. Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same day for’? cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. & 03-tf Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES ILLerect a Lime Kiln at the Kennebec Ww Hoses on the North Bloomfield road cles in America; and he has accordoer tas =< to — ingly made up his mind that the com‘A Or lord of all my passion live.

mon sense way is to impose upon all This reading sppears to have been such products of cheap labor a tariff 1 adopted by John Wesley in 1780, but what Charles Wesley wrote was quite that will equal the difference in wages, and to levy an addition duty if the different: In nature’s strength I fought in vain For what my God,refused to give. goods are transported in'foreign ships I could not then, etc. —™ or railroad cars. The first part of this “Motes and Queries policy is now in force; the latter part will doubtless receive attention at the coming session of Congress. sharpens my Trent is a political pull back of the troubles-at the Preston School of Industry,and that is why things were not straightened out long ago. Ex-Senator Preston when in Grass Valley yesterNapa City. ousness. =: Wuar is the C. C. Safe? nb-tf “J wever found a medicine that hit my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, tite and seems to dof me good ail over.” W. H. Laughlin Hoop’s PILLs cure indigestion, biliand is prepared to take orders to supply First-class Lime . For building or. other purposes, in large or ‘ small quantities and at the lgwast prices. . larties needing lime will find it to their advantage to call on him. nl HE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. —_— Frames Made to Order. —————_———_— day said to the Tidings reporter: “I did not vote for uor favor the change in the administration of the sehool. The same authority that made the objectionable appointments can remove any objectionable employe.” In other words, the Board of Trustees of the “A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” L school consists of two Democrats (Tyrrell and Maddux) and a Republican (Preston.) O’Brien, the superintendent charged with brutal treatment of the inmates, isa Democratic politician and got bis job through the Demo-. has not, is at a disadvantage, cratic trustees. Mr. Preston opposed his election and has had nothing to do with putting him there or retaining bim. Let the responsibility rest where it belongs. * friend, the ScROFULA is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the -system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifies the blood. Hoop’s Pus are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. ornamental. It costs nothing to look at TRANSCRIPT BLOC Come one! come all 7 and see our C. C. Safe. nd-tf That is why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved harvester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-saving machines peculiar. to his calling. ‘The one who Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best Calendar Clock Sale ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh and» pure, without waste ; promotes cleanliness, the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is ROGERS & LINSCOTT. Se and he knows it. order and punctuality in one at the Company’s office, } K, Commercial Street. SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street sacasyececereesseelgvada City. Cal, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sed. ——I8 STOCET=— ember, 1897, will be delinquent and is made before will be sold of .dv: rtising and expenses of sale. B, order of the Posts of Directors. California. \ Not: MINING COMPANY.— Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; location of works, rectors held on the 25th day ber, 1897, an assessment (No. 2) of Ten e t) al9-6m G9) Cents per share was levied upon the cap , y : b tal stock of the corporation, payable immeair O nic es diately in Yaived States Gold coin, to the SecBere at the office of the company, No. 18 eary street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 29th day of Nov5 i adverti: for sale at public auction,and unless on THURSDAY, ths isti.day of December, 1897, to pay the de inai ent assessment, together with costs OS. STRAUB, Secretary, Office—No. 18 Geary street, San Francisco, . Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, MANAGER. GRINOLA Cures scaly eruptions ef the scalp. . ment Removes dandruff, [nduces a new and healthy growth of hair. . ice,_Stockholders, in paying this, assessment, are requested toeither send their . yk state th ber of th ‘N 1 + pen Faich Sg tse Remaer ot oe See LANS disagreeable oils to clog the pores ef the scalp. 27. . House, Painting Orders the Nevada City The 0.K. Painters. P His Neptly gud Quickly Done. . 'f Paper Hees Bact e. E Sign Painting, Graining, . As Good as the %, to suit the times, Estimates gives . vi SWEENY & PIERCE. be addressed to us through Postoffice. Having -recently enlar; plant, we are prepared to buy Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. Nevada City, Cal. G Gold, Silver and Copper 3 Write for rates before disposing Pioneer Reduction Works, . Qriginal color of hair restored. — . Leaves a fine natural gloss. our wa) ~ Acknowledged to be the best. For sale by H. DICKERMAN, Drugs, Stationery and Photo Material. na tah ae — SODA, . WATER, OR Private Famities Suppiied. At the DANIEL & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL, ANGE AND CHAMPAGNE . CIDER, CELERY AND IRON. Nevada County Agents For D-utftalo Beer. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA STALE, GOOD Otssesseooo oo Factory Corner Spring and Pine Streets. The Plaza Store<es— FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constant] Hi extensive 2 Foon of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES _Ofevery description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order AALYOPAMAYRTUAANTPALLAUAAAAYUT AMAYRPYTP UA TTP JAA AAG Abb NTP OLA TP JbL NYP 1 SQververauut?dduvnr Asser ada er Just I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my. stock is constantly new and fresh. My policy is to buy, THE BEST TO BE HAD And,to sell Lowest Prices. .to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. Commercial Street, Nevada City. MANHOOD RESTORED —--BY— This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All : ——SUCH 4s—~ LOST MANHOOD' . PAINS IN THE HEADACHE, ACK, PIMPLES. TT FEELING. AL DESPONDENCY AND CO! ATION. Mee vecaen iy ectoeers ee and nm why suffe are not cu’ b; per cent, are troubled with PROSTRATITIS. CUP edy to cure the complaint without A's Gpaention.” wee = A written guarantee use of six boxes. as One Dollar a box, six bo: Send for threnlers andl Tation tials UAT base avr ana = UANTTAANETAAATTPAAATTP AAA tf Zl Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. ee The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of th sBx because over & noe it nly known rem he money if s permanent cure ls neteffecte tw : eee Ore & rl Address all mail orders to DAVOL gra to DAVOL MEDICIN GO. Fi @, Bez tgs tem Rosnetee. 8 THE TRANS TELSPHONE, No. WEDNES “AY. ...NC BRIEF MINING M Outsid Owners Looking Af terests at This ( Hon. J. H. Neff, whois the Stanford mine’ ‘with E ‘min and others, was in He expressed. himself ‘a: pleased with the appear property sinee Superinten has had it cléfhed ont aj The work of sjnking .th depth of500 feet and 6: drifts will be pushed as possible this winter. Cul: George Stone of tl ani fa mines “arrive from ‘Francisco. Bot! looking well and running Mrs. E. C. Huntington, o Banner mine, will come he __, from San Francisco where . . visiting relations and tak interest a company in assi open this valuable: old cl no definite arrangemente consummated _ yet, the _ are favorable for work bei _ soon. Mrs. Huntington wi . towna few days and-the rect to her home in New Y 4 Henry C. Perkins, forme tendent of the North Bk draulic mining property ir . and who has made three m 4 in mining and stock oye he left here some fifteen y: return to Nevada City wit! . three or four weeks with C / Mein. Mr. Perkins As -n York. ne OR Putting In Electr » Electric lights are being into the dweliing houses 3 Morgan, Charles Tegler, D ler, Wm. Hoskins, Dr. Sha © ard Plummer. Electriciar . has contracts for wiring” -. other residences. NO WASTE OF W > Evidence Which is Right 3 and Reliable. . JudgeFrank Ives of D _ of Crookston, Minn., says . time I have used Stuart » Fablets with seeming ‘5 . With tew exce; tions, I hav . free from indigestion it », years. ‘ _ _ Geo. W. Roosevelt, U. Brussels, Belgium: Stua sia ‘Tablets, safe, pleasnt . venient to carry, give k _ perfect digestion. _. Mr. W. D. Tomlin, Meci . necr, Duluth, Minn.: One b Dyspepsia Tabiets bas di * and I am again gaining strength, — f _ O.46. Rans@m, Hustonv -swas distressed and aio “years with throwing ap fo or thra* tines 1di:; had of retaining a meal if I at . LOXKeS Us bis tabicis from ‘\have tuliy cured me. 3 ;pleasant to take, convenie , Rev. G. D. Brown, M "Toe effeet of stuart’s D Het’ is simply marvelous; } dinner of broiled beef ste ; distress since I began the Over six thousand peo; of Michigan alone in 1894 ' stomach troubles by Str . sia Tablets. 4 Fuii sized packages ma all druggists at 5U cent mail on receipt of pric €o., Marshali, Mich. Send for little book on » eases, mailed free. NG Rees 3 Your kitchen should r > oO. OSafe. +--+ ego + —— No Cure—No . : That is the way all ' GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL ‘ laria, Chills and Fever. Iron and Quinine in a . Children love: it. Adu _ to bitter, nauseating . 25 cents. rt P : Heintz’s Mustard Prepared Frenca us . per quart at A. B. Wolf's ‘ a Ir you want some of t) _ ever sold in Nevada Cit lord’s. A fresh supply jt ——______+-»@e-+-—— . Don’r attempt to kee outa Calendar Clock Sa UNION :-: Hi . HENRY NETSHE,on Westov = J.P. MCrandie, . James Carman; -G. F. Wilson, Los Any George Fortier, Britis re a Bente Ana, . F. Brown, Spencevi J. R. Davis, North Sa: M. McFarlan Ap gels George Harieb ty, J. Fountain, as C. H. Swepey “ ‘ John. 2a Pleasar B. Pfloese, utara ones, Si auedisce, Soute: W. Kilroy, Cherokee, D. Phejey; Sacramen: C. Woodruff, Bakers: