November 15, 1897 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1880. by Nat. P. Brows & Co. @VADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS.MON JAY. . 5. oe. NOV. 15, RET RSME 1897. THR MINING INDUSTRY. Hotes and Comments: of Informatio) and Interest to Miners. As compared with twenty-five years ago, forty per cent more gold can ncw be extracted from the same ore at a : less cost of thirty per cent. It is believed that the mil! at the Dalmatia mine, Ei Dorado county, , Cal., was the first quartz mill on this coast to be run by electricity, the installation buving been in September The Salt Lake, Utah, Tribune notices the fact that cyanide works are quietly ginning to demand fortheir patients being established in a small way in Many. parts of the West, and run like oe alty. Rich ore is by no means synonymous with large profits.’ The character of the ore, the size of the vein, the situation -of the mine, and the water supply are now the chief factors in what is purely a commercial problem. The most noticeable difference between Idaho and Nevada mines is that in the former the percentage of gold in the ore increases with depth; in the latter, usually, the deeper the mine the greater the percentage of silver. While miners’ wages in California rulé as high and in some instances higher than elséwhere, there are no mote $4 per day' jobs, the sual price now paid being from $2 50 to $3 per day. The Comstock, Nevada, and some Butte, Montana, mines still pay $4 per day. The Witwatersrand district, South Affica, is a good example of what sciénce has done for mining. That district in the last four years has produéed $7,385,000 ounces of gold. This production has largely beén made possible by the ‘cyanide process. The whole thing is a chemical problem; successfully solved. Another illustration is the reduction in the cost. of milling quartz at the Treadwell, Alaska, mine to about one dollar per ton. Gold is the one commodity that has risen in value for the last ten years with marked constancy. The wages of the gold miner are the only wages that ‘ have not depreciated. California is the one commonwealth that produces annually more gold than any one of the other forty-four States. The market produced by the needs of the gold miners of California is the one demand most productive of satisfactory payment to farmers, manufacturers and merchants. The San Francisco County Miners’ Association is the one city organization that sees this, that wants to develop gold mining in California, that wishes to thus advertise the State’s gold resources and afford opportunities for profitable investmant. This is why the Mining and Scientific Press supports the new movement. In season and out of season this paper has steadily advocated these ideas, and gladly joins with any earnest practical effort along those lines looking to public benefit.—Mining and Scientific Press, Greeks as Fighters, Smolenski had placed a battery of mountain guns on a plateau overlocking the village of Velestino, and along the y base thi 1. t i ter the first publication of this notice, to the Ev ratligowlt a mae phy nee pore . said Sduninteeenerts at the office of I. J the ground and by intrenchments. ‘The battery on the plateau played on ,the Turkish advance with great effect, and the order was given by the Turkish commander to charge it. The Turkish infantry swung clear, and the cavalry, led by a young officer, came on in column, first at the trctand then at a swinging gallop. It seemed a mad undertaking for cavalry to charge a battery of well served artillery planted on the crest of a long, steep slope. The brave horsemen were met with . tention to make final proof in support of her salvos of shells which plowed through . ¢laim, and that said proof will be made betheir ranks.) Then sudden] th o . , Cal., Seees i 2 heir partially, hidden . Wednccdas: Deeuiaben Stet say'7),0%4, 0° . FRED BOST Peepeicine, Evzones from their partially hidden coverand poured upon them vollcy after ceased. volley. No troops could withstand such . R.9K.'M. D. M. fire, and, completely broken, the Turkish horsemen turned and sought shelter . tion of said land, viz : 5 . . i» P.O. in the woods in the neighborhood of Be : a oy gousty Dn re 4 aR es . F, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Risomylos. — ‘‘With the Greeks In . Snell, of Nevada City, Cal. P. 0-; Earl Wana. “ . ke of Nevada City, Cal. P.O. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COUR’ WwW Thessaly,’* by W. Kinnaird Rose. “nit SILAS PERRY, Register. . W Gaucenat Feber ALL T oy AT écceitinire racket of maziy of our cities. The noise nshine stills, to‘avold paying roy-. COtiiedations in which due regard i. j aaa items in the schedule of ills chargeable to vibration and noise ‘on ' railways aud the and terrific of the elevated railways has. caused convulsions in children and what is equivalent to nightmare.in adults. One lady of somewhat delicate organization has frequently sprang from her bed on the approach of a train and found herself standing upright in the middle of the floor when she awakened. It secmed that the engineer on this train had ¢ sweetheart living in that neighborhood. and he managed so that the locomotiv« tuade.a series of peculiar noises whenever he approached the dwelling of hi: inamorata. This was the only train that so° affected the snfferer, and sh: was obliged to leave the. neighborhoo on account of it. In ordinary railws' ) travel speed is the most important iie:. to be looked after, and the noise attenc ing the great rapidity with which th: train moves. is really — secondary con sideration. Medical scientists who ar: siving attention to this subject are be especially those who find it necessary t take long journeys for their health, ac. had for quiet and freedom from that vi bration which affects the nervous system. Special routes are mapped om: and certain lines are avoided because of the irritation by the clatter and swing ing of the trains.—New York Ledger. He Still Needed Her. A pathetic little tribute to a wife’s tact and self forgetfulness-was given by an old New Hampshire farmer. The couple had lived. happily togeth: er for nearly 50 years, and when th wife died her husband seemed utterly unable at first to act or even think fo: himself. The funeral was taken ii charge by an energetic niece, and, according to those who were present, everything was conducted with propriety. ‘One of the neighbors stopped’ to ‘speak to the poor old widower when the last ‘*William,’’ she said, laying a kindly hand on her old friend’s shoulder, “I think everything was beautifol. It was just such a funeral as Mary wished, I am sure.’’ ‘*You mean well, Mis’ Snowden, 1} know,’’ said the old man, looking up at her with dim eyes, ‘‘but you don’t take it in as I do. Niece Ellen couldn’t see to everybody's comfort. as: Mary would have. Why, I’ve thought a doze: times today if Mary was only here to *tend to this funeral seems to me I could almost bear to have lost her. ’’— D C.MeDOUGAL, JOHN CALDWELL, Caldwell &: MacDongal, Attorneys at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Largest Stock Illustrated Catalogue Free. Wholesale price lists-for mierchauts. Pacific-Strong Seed and Plant Co., nl2-Im SACRAMENTO, CALStockholders’ Meeting. Te ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MANZAnita Con. Gravel Minitig Company, a corporation, will be held at the Nevada County aopeanrene offce, Brvad street, Nevada City, al., on Wedneséay, December 1, 1897, offices at the grave kad been performed. . “ON A ; GREY ENAMEL“ WARE. WE CHINAWARE, SELL Giassware Cheapest Prices ‘Srl ‘Rmerica. Great Anercan Importing Toa Company Commercial Street; Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. emg Sea eae ater Eoainn-06-sne Ladies Seamless Black Hose _ Astcond-hand Organ, which bas been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at tipo, Mi diercns thay be A eh eA RT 35 avery low price. For further particulars ey Sqm. 45 . enquire of J.C, RICH.day for 7 cents: per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars ~ Ae oot. caeuts f not to exceed fi , lines ineorted waner this head for 30 << vectc or ppm gene gl Each additional line ‘Weeuts 4 week or # centa.a month ble invariably in advance. ™ + x Dance at Indian Fiat. P, House For Rent. -A two-story house on Sacramentostreet } with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for dren & BLACK HOSE. e CNIS AWEEKJHOLD ONT i We advise you to hold on to your m ; ie There will be a social dance at Union Hall, . have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder. Dockets, Conghy quasi 7-271" Mf Pudding Pen, 1 qndt....20] fits Brapboty tne! "Adminton'gex:. Old Ho special, nor do we have special ‘sale days. Goods _ Buckets, Lanch,3 quarts... 25 Pudding Pan, 8 quart.. na, Sb) ee ee neta _. sold at bargains at all times. Ify = do.‘not. want *to take e Basting Spoons. irises Pip Plata ped. eats. Ae flowss For Rent. our word for it, please call in and price our : . Oalleadare cscs. 7 ae pean ss occeyees None bet permanent oman need epoir. . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ra Pets 4 querte, ooo e 35 . Preserve Kettle Nom. 85; mé-tf { M.L. & D. MARSH, ’ di 9 Mi ] ‘ot, 2 quarts:.. Sa Re 45. Preserve Kettle, No 26 +.:.4..140 sses nSioag crating en hee Wana one blah " tales host Dept 146: gale. . 8 BOT: Agetits Wanted. : Men ~ La 1es ’ f J P, MR, INO Ooo an ps ag : : iP, i. quart..5. «15 ary. Baldi ing i Dipper, Kitoheti. is oes. 80] Sance Pans Lip,:2 quaris. tap . riagen boule heck Brow are. * ma-. Gents’ Furnishing Goods pper, Drinking. +..5..,. 15. Sattce Pans Lip, 4 quarts... Aason Dish Pan, 10 quarts.... 50 Sahoo Pans Lip. 6 auacte es ca biota ai Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Dish Pan, 14 quarts.. .. + 65 Just received, a fine line.of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chiland Children’s Stioes sé o13-tf “cc Organ For Sale. cents. s58.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, “All at Carpets'taken up, cleaned and laid same 98-tf cTneranemaentsr THE GROTTO, MAXTLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors J. LEVY, = ~ = Télephone 203—3 Bells. ‘licimsiiniaebiansimaiesiadia Cuffs, es 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20. cents, ; 3 pair for a5 cents. Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for a5 Misse§? and Children’s extra Black Hese, 3 pair for 25 cts: 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, * be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 centé “ “ Apply to FRED: E. BROWN. ‘Transcript offic. 20 cents; THE BRANCH W@NDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. = MANAGER, The entire stock of "AT A VERY LOW’ FIGURE. EF. We ELITE, . basineen.” Ippegortenity to eet a:paying ISOLTA PASQUALA, Revada City — FULL LINE OF MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES, Steam Beer a Specialty. ~ ogy veer SSS ney ‘ e i i ‘gx § Gall and see us. We will make your visit a a Selli ng Oyt, HOTEL FOR SALE.) ogee ae rr 4 sit PLE STATEMENT he spacious new building Sacramentc When you make up your mind bu: Known asthe nance above the Plats C. H. HARRISON, . . site iy dead kay oe ant’ a nid 3 DEALER Ix . a ai <7, ne lay a : ipdiacaaks wae All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco JAMES KINKEAD'S SQcniesask,SPRERT tegeeseoooes “Which é¢ontains all the ; best is county, consisti: of fod to Ree The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. unges, Rockers, latest elt stock of house for aiahings tobe. Tound tn. an tures, etc. and as cheap as can be hased other store in town: that’s on iiaportans 7 a a ‘Se > Casita Sen C. H. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bros. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S Hl /OFEICE— TILLEY ee I. C. LINDLEY, _. Attorney and Counselor at Law. When You Need Furniture ceossssenssoesDOn't Forget the Place. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. BULLDING, COR. ae Broad and Pine streets. up Stairs, — »* Boots and Shoes,. ¢ WILL BE — SOLD AT COST. . at 7 o’clock P. M. for the purpose of electing five Directors cf the said corporation for the ensuing fiscal year and for the transaction prese for consideration. ROBERT J. SIMMONS, retary. Nevada City, Cal., Nov. 13, 1897. *: Notice to Creditors. } Digest OF WILLIAM D. JAMES, DEceased. Notice is hereby undersigned, Annie James, Administratrix of the estate of said deceased. to the credit ors of, and all persous haying claims inst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months afRolfe, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the county of Nevada, State of California. ANNIE JAMES, Administratrix of the estate of William D. James, deee: ‘ Dated at Nevada City, Calitornia, November 13, 1897. J. H: Liggett, Atty for Administratrix, n13 Notice for Publication, U. S. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., November 11, 1897. 4N named settler has filed notiee of her in. fore the Judge of the Superior Court of Nebeth McLeod, widow of Maleolm McLeod. de. for tha s!4 of SW'4 of Sec. 24, T. 18 N. She names the following witnesses to prove of such other business as may be lawfully THE “POPULAR” BAKERY ven by the. SETTER PREPARED THAN EVER pis FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER \) OTICE is hereby given that the following @@ Freeh Compressed Yeast Cakes Conoak wit erect a Lime Kiln at the Keunebes = . and is prepared to take orders to supply. Por buildi: advantage to call on him. Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES House on the North Bloomfield First-class Lime ig ies needing lime will find it to their nl In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now SCHIMIDT BROS., Removes dandrnff. LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street .é..4. -++-Nevada City Cas No disagreeable oils to clog the pores of the scalp LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, Original color of hair restored. —~-IN STOOK—— G LARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPrD Leaves a fine natural gloss, {8 BOHE MIAN CLUB ARMONIA « 0072, Toservethe publie with First-class .) TR PuOTOORAPHER. Bead, i Frames Made to Order. Pies and ‘ Cakes. . TOWN TALK SALOON. “T. J. STRWART, Proprietor. On the road between Nevada City and Grass Valley, Wedding Cakes a Specialty, stantly on hand. “GILT EDGE” BEER WHEELIHAN BROS.; Grass Valley, Agents, RUHSTALLER’S Acknowledged to be the best. For sale by H, DICKERMAN. : For Family Use. : , Leave orders with — Of the best brands. Prom 3 tention to the traveling public’ sauna ‘ _paeNeEEEissisunagascnunaemenene ee _ Hair Tonic Restorative : Cures scaly eruptions of-the scalp.weal guacho enna opeer lange or . W/BTES. , . [uduces a new and healthy growth of hair. Drugs, Stationery and: Photo Materiak. iLammon & Davis; Nevads City. TELEPHONE 37. her continuous residence apes and ecultivaA. G. ( hew, of You unty, Cal. P. FRED SEARLS, Sick at Sea. Walter Wellman gives us the following statistics as to a voyage with muderately rough seas or long swell: Men A Penny Saved . seasick and invisible, 20 per cent; nien sick and on deck, but not going down to meals, 25 per cent; men who go to meals, but only nibble through pride’s sake, 15 per cent; men who were ‘‘never seasick,’ but who have ‘eaten something that disagreed with them,” 10 per cent; men not sick at all, 25 per cent; women too sick to leave their cabins, 85 per cent; women sick on deck, 40 per cent; women who are ‘‘not seasick at all,’’ but who have ‘‘bad headaches,’’ 15 percent; women who “don’t feel just right,’’ 7 per cent, and women Isa MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL ‘TER, ORANGE AND CHAM PAGNE ies CIDER, CELERY! AND IRON. ir POWELL. Is constan Penny Earned.” ‘Nevada’ County Ageuts Por 8 Eautfalo Tcon. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. Of every description, Everything QULYTPQUAYTP ALA FPP Add YPP ddd ap SOTrauytau near autr irra rari ais ‘The Plaza Store~ee— FISCHER BROS, Props, extensive aed Talis Bn) ert STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES: = ‘in the way af CANNED GOODs, = a . ‘ Try Our Celebtbratea 0 who really enjoy it, 8 per cent. Coal Minera. Qne million and a half men work in the coal mines of. the world. Of these Great Britain has 585,000; United States, 800,000; Germany, 285,000; Belgium, 100,000; Russia, 44,000. The world’s miners of metal number 4,000,GOO. Eas That is.why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer; the progressive farmer, his’ im>rov vester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-saving: machines peculiar to his calling. ‘Lhe ore who has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best friend, the ; La Calendar Clock Safle ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh-and pure, with‘SYPHON SODA . Private Families Sepptied. “haroe OO0-604-060-6 6 ‘and my stock is “policy is ‘to buy Factory Corner Spring and Pine Sisseta. No STALE Goops. THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell eee —su0K MANHOOMm ¢ ¥ All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Oriter” PIV GAOYPUUAYTY 46a Yt ud vorver as vera auvraaa ating PAINS IN THR . _ IRED ieee Ae Pau " pesposiais WEAR acs & = A = —RY—_ : _I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily u p I D B NB. constantly new and fresh. M y This Vegetable Vitaliger Cures All < : Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ATION, % ie tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite and seems to do me “good all over.” -W. H. Laughlin Napa City. ; Hoop’s Picts cure indigestion, biliousners. out waste ; promotes cleafiliness, orcer and‘ punctuality in. , me “I ever found a~medicine*that hit. the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is' PE,my case like Hood ’s Sarsaparilla. It] ornamental. ; It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s’ office, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. he Lowest Prices. “One price to all, courteous treat. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING E The reason why : ve Drinelple on which the vitality ef th SEX Cay {Suspected rth PRSSHERSGLNE HY an dicaes be aenaae aver on te cure the complaint without h CUPTDING fs tha cease over 90 A written guarantee to hare an operation, tS ae rte endiagy the’ 2remuse of six boxes, nd the moncy if @ permanen it oure ASOT as es Dollar a box, six boxes for $5, ~~ Ried bi te e in net effee wr we. or ireniare ‘Testi ‘ Beta oe Cage Ep S ma orders to DAVOL HED iia” or salen Novada Ciwy by SCihiutaRs 23% Som Beamaioen, Cxk oo ta De Lees oe Downieville. b meets every wee August Costa, land estate adjo the purpose oft of the ground worked, and it 8 Affairs are rat in Slug Canyon. which has been: for some time p pleted, and in® outside work wi ing. Over tw en employed. in th land, not. ineluc the Prospect or A Nevac The Sebasto; Times.of Wedn ence' Kramer * county, was he visit with Mr. a Mr. Kramer” wa Nevada county Stidger knew bh self as being « town and peo] garden spot of Alameda Sund Death of ' Thomas Le E respected citiz that place Frid erated a sawmi three children. in’ The Grass ~ yesterday mor! with“five coluo sents a neat ance. CATARRH AA Pleasant, 5 fot \Catarrh of t considered th "The usual syn i sensation ied sometimes ings; a form: pressure on ¢ difficult brea . appetite, "ner played out, I There 18 “i mouth, coa’ i:r of the st would show 4-on. ; Tae cure fo nate trouble cwhich cause! ghoreean, d ferment mucous. surf secure a pro: is the one 0D when norma catarrhal :co , tablets can stores Bee “Dys ae nan , safety and ¢ . petite and t \Jow their re ir. N. 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THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1880. by Nat. P. Brows & Co. @VADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS.MON JAY. . 5.. oe. NOV. 15, RET RSME 1897. THR MINING INDUSTRY. Hotes and Comments: of Informatio) and Interest to Miners. As compared with twenty-five years ago, forty per cent more gold can ncw be extracted from the same ore at a : less cost of thirty per cent. It is believed that the mil! at the Dalmatia mine, Ei Dorado county, , Cal., was the first quartz mill on this coast to be run by electricity, the installation buving been in September The Salt Lake, Utah, Tribune notices the fact that cyanide works are quietly ginning to demand fortheir patients being established in a small way in Many. parts of the West, and run like oe alty. Rich ore is by no means synonymous with large profits.’ The character of the ore, the size of the vein, the situation -of the mine, and the water supply are now the chief factors in what is purely a commercial problem. The most noticeable difference between Idaho and Nevada mines is that in the former the percentage of gold in the ore increases with depth; in the latter, usually, the deeper the mine the greater the percentage of silver. While miners’ wages in California rulé as high and in some instances higher than elséwhere, there are no mote $4 per day' jobs, the sual price now paid being from $2 50 to $3 per day. The Comstock, Nevada, and some Butte, Montana, mines still pay $4 per day. The Witwatersrand district, South Affica, is a good example of what sciénce has done for mining. That district in the last four years has produéed $7,385,000 ounces of gold. This production has largely beén made possible by the ‘cyanide process. The whole thing is a chemical problem; successfully solved. Another illustration is the reduction in the cost. of milling quartz at the Treadwell, Alaska, mine to about one dollar per ton. Gold is the one commodity that has risen in value for the last ten years with marked constancy. The wages of the gold miner are the only wages that ‘ have not depreciated. California is the one commonwealth that produces annually more gold than any one of the other forty-four States. The market produced by the needs of the gold miners of California is the one demand most productive of satisfactory payment to farmers, manufacturers and merchants. The San Francisco County Miners’ Association is the one city organization that sees this, that wants to develop gold mining in California, that wishes to thus advertise the State’s gold resources and afford opportunities for profitable investmant. This is why the Mining and Scientific Press supports the new movement. In season and out of season this paper has steadily advocated these ideas, and gladly joins with any earnest practical effort along those lines looking to public benefit.—Mining and Scientific Press, Greeks as Fighters, Smolenski had placed a battery of mountain guns on a plateau overlocking the village of Velestino, and along the y base thi 1. t i ter the first publication of this notice, to the Ev ratligowlt a mae phy nee pore . said Sduninteeenerts at the office of I. J the ground and by intrenchments. ‘The battery on the plateau played on ,the Turkish advance with great effect, and the order was given by the Turkish commander to charge it. The Turkish infantry swung clear, and the cavalry, led by a young officer, came on in column, first at the trctand then at a swinging gallop. It seemed a mad undertaking for cavalry to charge a battery of well served artillery planted on the crest of a long, steep slope. The brave horsemen were met with . tention to make final proof in support of her salvos of shells which plowed through . ¢laim, and that said proof will be made betheir ranks.) Then sudden] th o . , Cal., Seees i 2 heir partially, hidden . Wednccdas: Deeuiaben Stet say'7),0%4, 0° . FRED BOST Peepeicine, Evzones from their partially hidden coverand poured upon them vollcy after ceased. volley. No troops could withstand such . R.9K.'M. D. M. fire, and, completely broken, the Turkish horsemen turned and sought shelter . tion of said land, viz : 5 . . i» P.O. in the woods in the neighborhood of Be : a oy gousty Dn re 4 aR es . F, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Risomylos. — ‘‘With the Greeks In . Snell, of Nevada City, Cal. P. 0-; Earl Wana. “ . ke of Nevada City, Cal. P.O. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COUR’ WwW Thessaly,’* by W. Kinnaird Rose. “nit SILAS PERRY, Register. . W Gaucenat Feber ALL T oy AT écceitinire racket of maziy of our cities. The noise nshine stills, to‘avold paying roy-. COtiiedations in which due regard i. j aaa items in the schedule of ills chargeable to vibration and noise ‘on ' railways aud the and terrific of the elevated railways has. caused convulsions in children and what is equivalent to nightmare.in adults. One lady of somewhat delicate organization has frequently sprang from her bed on the approach of a train and found herself standing upright in the middle of the floor when she awakened. It secmed that the engineer on this train had ¢ sweetheart living in that neighborhood. and he managed so that the locomotiv« tuade.a series of peculiar noises whenever he approached the dwelling of hi: inamorata. This was the only train that so° affected the snfferer, and sh: was obliged to leave the. neighborhoo on account of it. In ordinary railws' ) travel speed is the most important iie:. to be looked after, and the noise attenc ing the great rapidity with which th: train moves. is really — secondary con sideration. Medical scientists who ar: siving attention to this subject are be especially those who find it necessary t take long journeys for their health, ac.. had for quiet and freedom from that vi bration which affects the nervous system. Special routes are mapped om: and certain lines are avoided because of the irritation by the clatter and swing ing of the trains.—New York Ledger. He Still Needed Her. A pathetic little tribute to a wife’s tact and self forgetfulness-was given by an old New Hampshire farmer. The couple had lived. happily togeth: er for nearly 50 years, and when th wife died her husband seemed utterly unable at first to act or even think fo: himself. The funeral was taken ii charge by an energetic niece, and, according to those who were present, everything was conducted with propriety. ‘One of the neighbors stopped’ to ‘speak to the poor old widower when the last ‘*William,’’ she said, laying a kindly hand on her old friend’s shoulder, “I think everything was beautifol. It was just such a funeral as Mary wished, I am sure.’’ ‘*You mean well, Mis’ Snowden, 1} know,’’ said the old man, looking up at her with dim eyes, ‘‘but you don’t take it in as I do. Niece Ellen couldn’t see to everybody's comfort. as: Mary would have. Why, I’ve thought a doze: times today if Mary was only here to *tend to this funeral seems to me I could almost bear to have lost her. ’’— D C.MeDOUGAL, JOHN CALDWELL, Caldwell &: MacDongal, Attorneys at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Largest Stock Illustrated Catalogue Free. Wholesale price lists-for mierchauts. Pacific-Strong Seed and Plant Co., nl2-Im SACRAMENTO, CALStockholders’ Meeting. Te ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MANZAnita Con. Gravel Minitig Company, a corporation, will be held at the Nevada County aopeanrene offce, Brvad street, Nevada City, al., on Wedneséay, December 1, 1897, offices at the grave kad been performed. . “ON A ; GREY ENAMEL“ WARE. WE CHINAWARE, SELL Giassware Cheapest Prices ‘Srl ‘Rmerica. Great Anercan Importing Toa Company Commercial Street; Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. emg Sea eae ater Eoainn-06-sne Ladies Seamless Black Hose _ Astcond-hand Organ, which bas been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at tipo, Mi diercns thay be A eh eA RT 35 avery low price. For further particulars ey Sqm. 45 . enquire of J.C, RICH.day for 7 cents: per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars ~ Ae oot. caeuts f not to exceed fi , lines ineorted waner this head for 30 << vectc or ppm gene gl Each additional line ‘Weeuts 4 week or # centa.a month ble invariably in advance. ™ + x Dance at Indian Fiat. P, House For Rent. -A two-story house on Sacramentostreet } with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for dren & BLACK HOSE. e CNIS AWEEKJHOLD ONT i We advise you to hold on to your m ; ie There will be a social dance at Union Hall, . have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder. Dockets, Conghy quasi 7-271" Mf Pudding Pen, 1 qndt.......20] fits Brapboty tne! "Adminton'gex:. Old Ho special, nor do we have special ‘sale days. Goods _ Buckets, Lanch,3 quarts...... 25 Pudding Pan, 8 quart.... na, Sb) ee ee neta _. sold at bargains at all times. Ify = do.‘not. want *to take e Basting Spoons. irises Pip Plata ped. eats. Ae flowss For Rent. our word for it, please call in and price our : . Oalleadare cscs. 7 ae pean ss occeyees None bet permanent oman need epoir. . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ra Pets 4 querte, ooo e 35 . Preserve Kettle Nom.. 85; mé-tf { M.L. & D. MARSH, ’ di 9 Mi ] ‘ot, 2 quarts:... Sa Re 45. Preserve Kettle, No 26 +.:.4...140 sses nSioag crating en hee Wana one blah " tales host Dept 146: gale.. . 8 BOT: Agetits Wanted. : Men ~ La 1es ’ f J P, MR, INO Ooo an ps ag : : iP, i. quart....5. «15 ary. Baldi ing i Dipper, Kitoheti. is oes. 80] Sance Pans Lip,:2 quaris. tap . riagen boule heck Brow are. * ma-. Gents’ Furnishing Goods pper, Drinking.. +...5....,. 15. Sattce Pans Lip, 4 quarts..... Aason Dish Pan, 10 quarts........ 50 Sahoo Pans Lip. 6 auacte es ca biota ai Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Dish Pan, 14 quarts... .... + 65 Just received, a fine line.of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chiland Children’s Stioes sé o13-tf “cc Organ For Sale. cents. s58.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, “All at Carpets'taken up, cleaned and laid same 98-tf cTneranemaentsr THE GROTTO, MAXTLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors J. LEVY, = ~ = Télephone 203—3 Bells. ‘licimsiiniaebiansimaiesiadia Cuffs, es 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20. cents, ; 3 pair for a5 cents. Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for a5 Misse§? and Children’s extra Black Hese, 3 pair for 25 cts: 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, * be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 centé “ “ Apply to FRED: E. BROWN. ‘Transcript offic. 20 cents; THE BRANCH W@NDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. = MANAGER, The entire stock of "AT A VERY LOW’ FIGURE. EF. We ELITE, . basineen.” Ippegortenity to eet a:paying ISOLTA PASQUALA, Revada City — FULL LINE OF MEN'S, BOYS’, LADIES, Steam Beer a Specialty. ~ ogy veer SSS ney ‘ e i i ‘gx § Gall and see us. We will make your visit a a Selli ng Oyt, HOTEL FOR SALE.) ogee ae rr 4 sit PLE STATEMENT he spacious new building Sacramentc When you make up your mind bu: Known asthe nance above the Plats C. H. HARRISON, . . site iy dead kay oe ant’ a nid 3 DEALER Ix . a ai <7, ne lay a : ipdiacaaks wae All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco JAMES KINKEAD'S SQcniesask,SPRERT tegeeseoooes “Which é¢ontains all the ; best is county, consisti: of fod to Ree The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. unges, Rockers, latest elt stock of house for aiahings tobe. Tound tn. an tures, etc. and as cheap as can be hased other store in town: that’s on iiaportans 7 a a ‘Se > Casita Sen C. H. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bros. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S Hl /OFEICE— TILLEY ee I. C. LINDLEY, _. Attorney and Counselor at Law. When You Need Furniture ceossssenssoesDOn't Forget the Place. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. BULLDING, COR. ae Broad and Pine streets. up Stairs, — »* Boots and Shoes,. ¢ WILL BE — SOLD AT COST. . at 7 o’clock P. M. for the purpose of electing five Directors cf the said corporation for the ensuing fiscal year and for the transaction prese for consideration. ROBERT J. SIMMONS, retary. Nevada City, Cal., Nov. 13, 1897. *: Notice to Creditors. } Digest OF WILLIAM D. JAMES, DEceased. Notice is hereby undersigned, Annie James, Administratrix of the estate of said deceased. to the credit ors of, and all persous haying claims inst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months afRolfe, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the county of

Nevada, State of California. ANNIE JAMES, Administratrix of the estate of William D. James, deee: ‘ Dated at Nevada City, Calitornia, November 13, 1897. J. H: Liggett, Atty for Administratrix, n13 Notice for Publication, U. S. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal., November 11, 1897. 4N named settler has filed notiee of her in. fore the Judge of the Superior Court of Nebeth McLeod, widow of Maleolm McLeod. de. for tha s!4 of SW'4 of Sec. 24, T. 18 N. She names the following witnesses to prove of such other business as may be lawfully THE “POPULAR” BAKERY ven by the. SETTER PREPARED THAN EVER pis FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER \) OTICE is hereby given that the following @@ Freeh Compressed Yeast Cakes Conoak wit erect a Lime Kiln at the Keunebes = . and is prepared to take orders to supply. Por buildi: advantage to call on him. Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIES House on the North Bloomfield First-class Lime ig ies needing lime will find it to their nl In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now SCHIMIDT BROS., Removes dandrnff. LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street ..é...4. -++-Nevada City Cas No disagreeable oils to clog the pores of the scalp LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar : Sold, Original color of hair restored. —~-IN STOOK—— G LARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPrD Leaves a fine natural gloss, {8 BOHE MIAN CLUB ARMONIA « 0072, Toservethe publie with First-class .) TR PuOTOORAPHER. Bead, i Frames Made to Order. Pies and ‘ Cakes. . TOWN TALK SALOON. “T. J. STRWART, Proprietor. On the road between Nevada City and Grass Valley, Wedding Cakes a Specialty, stantly on hand. “GILT EDGE” BEER WHEELIHAN BROS.; Grass Valley, Agents, RUHSTALLER’S Acknowledged to be the best. For sale by H, DICKERMAN. : For Family Use. : , Leave orders with — Of the best brands. Prom 3 tention to the traveling public’ sauna ‘ _paeNeEEEissisunagascnunaemenene ee _ Hair Tonic Restorative : Cures scaly eruptions of-the scalp.weal guacho enna opeer lange or . W/BTES. , . [uduces a new and healthy growth of hair. Drugs, Stationery and: Photo Materiak. iLammon & Davis; Nevads City. TELEPHONE 37. her continuous residence apes and ecultivaA. G. ( hew, of You unty, Cal. P. FRED SEARLS, Sick at Sea. Walter Wellman gives us the following statistics as to a voyage with muderately rough seas or long swell: Men A Penny Saved . seasick and invisible, 20 per cent; nien sick and on deck, but not going down to meals, 25 per cent; men who go to meals, but only nibble through pride’s sake, 15 per cent; men who were ‘‘never seasick,’ but who have ‘eaten something that disagreed with them,” 10 per cent; men not sick at all, 25 per cent; women too sick to leave their cabins, 85 per cent; women sick on deck, 40 per cent; women who are ‘‘not seasick at all,’’ but who have ‘‘bad headaches,’’ 15 percent; women who “don’t feel just right,’’ 7 per cent, and women Isa MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL ‘TER, ORANGE AND CHAM PAGNE ies CIDER, CELERY! AND IRON. ir POWELL. Is constan Penny Earned.” ‘Nevada’ County Ageuts Por 8 Eautfalo Tcon. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. Of every description, Everything QULYTPQUAYTP ALA FPP Add YPP ddd ap SOTrauytau near autr irra rari ais ‘The Plaza Store~ee— FISCHER BROS, Props, extensive aed Talis Bn) ert STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES: = ‘in the way af CANNED GOODs, = a . ‘ Try Our Celebtbratea 0 who really enjoy it, 8 per cent. Coal Minera. Qne million and a half men work in the coal mines of. the world. Of these Great Britain has 585,000; United States, 800,000; Germany, 285,000; Belgium, 100,000; Russia, 44,000. The world’s miners of metal number 4,000,GOO. Eas That is.why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer; the progressive farmer, his’ im>rov vester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-saving: machines peculiar to his calling. ‘Lhe ore who has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best friend, the ; La Calendar Clock Safle ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh-and pure, with‘SYPHON SODA . Private Families Sepptied. “haroe OO0-604-060-6 6 ‘and my stock is “policy is ‘to buy Factory Corner Spring and Pine Sisseta. No STALE Goops. THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell eee —su0K MANHOOMm ¢ ¥ All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Oriter” PIV GAOYPUUAYTY 46a Yt ud vorver as vera auvraaa ating PAINS IN THR . _ IRED ieee Ae Pau " pesposiais WEAR acs & = A = —RY—_ : _I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily u p I D B NB. constantly new and fresh. M y This Vegetable Vitaliger Cures All < : Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ATION, % ie tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite and seems to do me “good all over.” -W. H. Laughlin Napa City. ; Hoop’s Picts cure indigestion, biliousners. out waste ; promotes cleafiliness, orcer and‘ punctuality in. , me “I ever found a~medicine*that hit. the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is' PE,my case like Hood ’s Sarsaparilla. It] ornamental. ; It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s’ office, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. he Lowest Prices. “One price to all, courteous treat. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. CURES WHERE EVERYTHING E The reason why : ve Drinelple on which the vitality ef th SEX Cay {Suspected rth PRSSHERSGLNE HY an dicaes be aenaae aver on te cure the complaint without h CUPTDING fs tha cease over 90 A written guarantee to hare an operation, tS ae rte endiagy the’ 2remuse of six boxes, nd the moncy if @ permanen it oure ASOT as es Dollar a box, six boxes for $5, ~~ Ried bi te e in net effee wr we. or ireniare ‘Testi ‘ Beta oe Cage Ep S ma orders to DAVOL HED iia” or salen Novada Ciwy by SCihiutaRs 23% Som Beamaioen, Cxk oo ta De Lees oe Downieville. b meets every wee August Costa, land estate adjo the purpose oft of the ground worked, and it 8 Affairs are rat in Slug Canyon. which has been: for some time p pleted, and in® outside work wi ing. Over tw en employed. in th land, not. ineluc the Prospect or A Nevac The Sebasto; Times.of Wedn ence' Kramer * county, was he visit with Mr. a Mr. Kramer” wa Nevada county Stidger knew bh self as being « town and peo] garden spot of Alameda Sund Death of ' Thomas Le E respected citiz that place Frid erated a sawmi three children. in’ The Grass ~ yesterday mor! with“five coluo sents a neat ance. CATARRH AA Pleasant, 5 fot \Catarrh of t considered th "The usual syn i sensation ied sometimes ings; a form: pressure on ¢ difficult brea . appetite, "ner played out, I There 18 “i mouth, coa’ i:r of the st would show 4-on. ; Tae cure fo nate trouble cwhich cause! ghoreean, d ferment mucous. surf secure a pro: is the one 0D when norma catarrhal :co , tablets can stores Bee “Dys ae nan , safety and ¢ . petite and t \Jow their re ir. N. J. st, Obicag local condi ‘ining mem inflamed ax ttheréfrom } ‘throat, reac! ducing cate authorities yyears for ¢ eure, but t men “after Stuart’s Ds find appro; good. feeli petite and Stuart’s esst prepare and most . form of in ash, biliou burn and subooter stomach: -Co., Maral -be found ' Van Ca fn cans, £ the fines wale ‘by street.’ J To Take La All Drug fails to € Heinz Salmon eral 5 a1 Your a0.C.f SG) _ laria, ©