November 18, 1897 (4 pages)

Do Se Eo ah rey Cae wee THE TRANSCRIPT. Bstablished Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors THURSOAY... NOV. 18, 1897 HE HAS NO CASE. The District Attorney of Ormsby county, in the State of Nevada, announces that he will prosecute young Guinan of Carson for shooting Attormey General Jones, despite the fact that three-fourths of the Grand Jury after investigating the case decided to let the boy go scot free by ignoring the charge against him. The District Attorney will show his unfitness for the office he holds if. he persists in his deSherman Talks of His “Bummers.” General Horace Porter in his ‘“‘Campaigning With Grant’’ in The Centary tells of the meeting of Sherman and Grant at City Point, where: the former gave an account of his famous march to the sea. Gencral Porter says: Sherman thea went on to talk about his famous ‘‘bummiers,’’ saying: ‘‘They are not stragglers or mere self constituted foragers, as many have been led to suppose, but they are organized for a very usefu} purpose from the adveniuron spirits who are always found in the ranks. They serve as ‘feelers,’ who keep in advance and on the-flanks of the main columns, spy out the land and’ tiscover where the best supplies are to be found. They are indispensable in “feeding troops when compelled, like my urmy, to live off the country and in destroying the enemy’s ‘communications. The bummers are in fact a regular institution. 1 was amused at what one of Schofield’s officers told me at Goldsboro. He said Schofield’s army was maintaining a telegraph line to keep up commnunication with the seacoast, and that one . termination to-try the-case. There is+-of my ‘men; “who wass little more *preno possible chance for conviction. Jones had long been notorious as a woman-chaser. Miss Guinan was doubtless a silly and weak female, and it was her father’s duty to protect her from her own weaknesses and from the influences of a roue like Jones. The latter had been repeatedly warned by the old wian to cease exercising his baleful influences over his victim, but he: set the warnings at defiance and kept up his lascivious relations with her. He not only did all this, but threatened the father with personal injury if he persisted in interfering between him and his prey. The son of the Doctor realized the situation. He had a moral right to kill Jones, not only to protect his father’s life, but because of the shame Jones had put upon his sister and the fainily. Thus the world looks at such things, and the District Attorney and all the machinery of the law cannot make any jury see it in any other light. THE EXAMINER’S MOTIVE. © The San Francisco Examiner continues to:pour hot shot into C. P. Huntington, but its frothy artieles lose all their effect with the people when they know (because the charge has been made time and again and never denied by the Examiner) that that paper signed an agreement with the Railroad Company ‘to play fair towards the. corporation for $30,000: The Examiner acted in bad faith while receiving $22,000 of the money, and the Railroad Company refused to pay the balance of _ $8,000. Now the Examiner devotes a few columns of billingsgate every day to even up for the time it lost when it was receiving the $22,000 and to get even on the loss of $8,000. No sane man gives any weight to anything the Examiner may say against the Railroad after this exposure. Toe great business improvement which the country has seen since last July, is due largely tothe feeling among merchants and business men that the new tariff will furnish both protection and revenue sufficient to run the Government. This simple restoration of confidence has brought forth millions of dollars and given employment to thousands of hands at improved wages. It .has caused unused chimneys to pour forth black smoke and idle wheels to revolve merrily. The new tariff is in operation,.and its revenues are constantly increasing month by month and week by week. Yet it is to be expected the Democrats will say, that the ~ Dingley law has nothing to do with the improvement. Mr. Bryan declaredthat he didn’t see any evidence of prosperity’ while in Ohio. Probably the smoke of reopened factories injured bis eyesight while in the State. Rarkoap earnings are at a high figure, and the bank clearances of the country were 22.2 percent. higher last week than in the corresponding week of last year. Wirs two Republican Senators and a Republican delegation in the House, the old State of Maryland will not be able to recognize herself in the political mirror. — Tue farmers of Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, Kansas, and South Dakota showed by their votes in the recent election that free silver has no more charms for them. ig ees —_—_———e “Javever found a medicine that hit my ease like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite — ape to do me good all over.” H. Laughlin Naps City. a Hoop’s Pris cure indigestion, biliousuess. Turkey Raffie Tonight. Several hundred turkeys will be raf_ fled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they are disposed of. tf vious’ than the rest and was far in advance of my army, was seen up a telegraph pole hacking away at the wire With a hatchet. The officer yelled out to him; ‘What are you doing there? You’re destroying one of our own telegraph lines.’ The man cast an indignant look at his questioner and said as he continued his work of destructign, ‘*I’m one o’ Billy Sherman’s bummers, and the last thing he said to us when we started ont on this hunt was, ‘‘Be sure and cut all the telegraph wires \you come across’ and don’t go to foolin away time. askin who they belong to. 39392 General Debility and Loss of Flesh readily admit that obtain results from it that cannot from any other saan g food. are man preparations on the pres ds that pretend ' gcorT’s "EMULSION. fail — pletll to perform it. The pure Norwegian Cod-iver Oi oa skillfully fieded ehh the tine of and F eens ~ tina Wsticet tenadiake: commences to put on h and gain a strength fi bo which surprises them. Be sure get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and are on the wrapper. 5oc. and $2.00, all druggists SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yerk. FRED T. BROWN, HORSESHOER. At the Plaza Blacksmith Shop. The Only First-Class Horseshoer in the city. Special attention paid to Interfering, Forging and other faulty movements of horses. Shoeing race horses a specialty. Satisfaction: Guaranteed. Largest Stock 5 EED Lowest Prices Illustrated Catalogue Free. Wholesale price lists for merchants. Pacific-Strong Seed and Piant Co., nl2-1m SACRAMENTO. CAL. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. JILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS State and Federal. i NEW YORK BAKERY Commereial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, . Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Speciality . Ladies CUTTING Down Prices GREY ENAMEL WARE. 50 CENTS A WEEK. +c. :-cments of notto exeeed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents aycet or $28 mo: Each additional line PC) Bg rea a week or 4 centsa month Payable invariably in advance. > ‘Prunes, Raisins and Nuts. , French Prunes—not dipped in lye, blueing or glycerine—but pure, clean and healthful ; HOLD > Nt We-advise you to hold on to your money “ie: have priced the goods at, the Branch Wonder. Store. . = hold-no specials, nor do we have special sale days. Goods sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want: to take our word for it, please call in and. price our é Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoés Gents’ Furnishing Goods oa Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. A ‘ Just received, a fitie line of ‘Ladies’, ‘Misses’ and. Coil ss WE CROCKERY, CMINAWARE, GLASSWARE SELL Cheapest Prices in iriiewics. Great American Importing Tea Company. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. THANKSGIVING B BAL MOTEL FoR SALE The spacious new eee on’ Sa¢ramento Armory Hall, street a short distance stance above the Plaza, and NEVADA CITY, known asthe Sacramento Redtanrnt and Lodging House Is offered for sale ; AT A. VERY LOW FIGURE. This is a t 4 but ag 5 ead 0 get @ paying ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City Wednesday Evy, Mov. 24th, . § —BY— Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W., For the Benefit of. ===> The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund. Floor Director. E. B, POWER. Floor Managers. J. OC. 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. HanHaving reeeintiy. os plant, we are prepared to Gold, Silver and Copper . Ores. aad Sulphurets : Write for rates ion been La j [. of your oreéand' vat = q . at reasonable rates. zi _ Pioneer Reduction Works, THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES . Woore, ley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J. M. : THE PHOTOGRAPHER Foley, L. 8. Calkins. » Reception Committee. ese ts Henry Lane, D.E. Morgan, Fred Frames Made to Order. Searls, E. W. ‘Schmidt, George’ Adair, . Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, §. W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, ©. coher KE. J. Morgan, Ed my W. Walters Monk, James Graham, W. ters, 4 B. Wolf, R. Murchie. Invitation Committee. SCHII DT BROS., George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, RIDING CIGAR DEALERS, L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P.G. Scad-. pine street ... ie Vianes Nevada City Ca’. den, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F.Worthington, B ¢ Rows B. Dan‘iels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. John Richards, H., Brand, Dr. OC. W. Chapman. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar —-tN sTooK——— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D There will be first-class Music By. Goyne’s Orchestra. “A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” The Floor Will be Canvased. . i pout GamMonta o> xtra Ladies ees SB] ke. LINDLRY,ae GALLERY. * Attorney and Counselor at yeh IO 5 5s ise vinci Skincdwetitesceapevadins « Ro npr en ce gage 3] OFS THAT UDINE, . con ees . TOWN TALK _SALOON. On the road between Nevada _._ Clty and Grass Valley. ‘Beer, Wines, ‘Liquors and Cigars Of the best , brands. Prom: and es ae at% tention to the traveling publ That is why every well equipped office ‘hes its telephone the progressive farmer, his improved harand the ‘up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-savin g machines peculiar to his calling. The one who has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her beet and type-writer ; vester ; friend, the 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, order and punctuality in the household, and withal it eccupies but little space, and is ornamental. It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s office, . : TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. . policy is to buy ee eons 5:1 1896. ii . (WO years has a position. ’ enquire of J: C. RICH. s58.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County: Directory ca 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 sam: day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders a Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street near the bridge. 83-tf The Union Fruit Sto HAS:REMOVED To_.Plaza Building, Foot of Main St. Always on hand the freshest and best of Fruits -andVegetables. A fine stock of Candies. _, Cigars and Tobagco. , Oyster Cocktails a specialty. fresh Fish Fridays and: Saturdays. CHAS. HARRIS & SON. SAN FRANCISCO woomBUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. os @@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “BR 200 pupils secured ‘positions ~in Every shorthand graduate for. al9-6m THOS. S. FORD, : Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘O'ereiai ana Pi BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see. us. We will mane your visit a Pleasant one Remember the place—Brace's 's we stand, Main street, Nevada City C. it HARRISON, DEALER Iv All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco —_——— The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. C.H. HARRISON, BROAD STRERT. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Lime! Lime!JOHN JEFFERIES W iil erect a Lime Kiln at theKennebec House on the North Bloomfield d and is prepared to take orders to mete First-class Lime muy bylldis or other pur es, in } 7" ng lime wii nd it t th wfartles noedin on him. re gd AURAL Lemos whe “GILT EDGE” BEER For Family Use. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. : Leave orders with Lammon & Davis, Nevada City. LS N O aie Goons. O0-000188+ + 64 ‘I receive fresh. Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly. new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to. sell At the. aoe Prices.’ ey Sougtecus treat. : ui i TU —laven’s BLACK HOSE: Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3° pair for 25 Misses’.and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1asin. 90. 6k eee -25 . Padding Pan, 1 quart..:. 10 . the very best to be had anywhere. Also, PerBuckets, Lunch,3 quarts... 25 . Pudding 8q inde 25 ae PaCS LETS NUBSEI ee Pan, 8 quart.. 2.25.5. N RY. 17-25 Basting Spoons. .. . ieee 10} Pie Plate, 9-inch. : pivacie ec — sine = Oake Turniers:...... 10} Pie Plate, 10-indh..... 15 House For Rent. Cullenders ... . ..., 25 . Preserve Kettle, No 20.... 25. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. Coffee Pot, 114 quarts.... 85} Preserve Kettle No 24.... 85 , None but permanent tenant need apply. Coffee Pot, 2 ‘aaa fils 4 cteeh bas 45 . Preserve Kettle, No 26.. sesso ssp Mt LERMGE = Coffee Pot, 8 quarts. ... 55 . Preserve Kettle, Cov. 1i¢ gals. . 80} ° Cup, Drinking, No 9.... 10} Sauce Pans Lip, 1 quart... 1B]. © Agents Wanted. Dipper, Kitchen. ...5..4. 30. Sauce Pans Lip, 2. quarts:... 25 . Oneommission or salary. Call at E. BaldDipper; Drinking..... 15. Sauce Pans Lip, 4 quarts.. . Nienaubccmneg send aramnr hye: : ee eli fe Dish Pan, 10 quartécc es eS 50 . Sauce Pans Lip, 6 quarts... 401 o29-1m General Agent. Dish Pan, 14° quarts.. ... 65} Sauce Pans Cov. 2 quarts... 85Dairy Pan, 2 quarts.. ... 15} Sauce Pans Cov.,6 quarts... oe _Heuse For Rent. ‘ Dairy Pan, ¢quarts 25 . Satice Pans Cov. ~ 8 quarts. ee Wav ee 201 2 two-story bh on Sacr to street Jelly Cake Pan, 9-inch 10} Roast Pan, 9x13. ... Ss VEcee ce 40 . with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for Jelly Cake Pan,10-inch...., 10] Roast Pan, l1xll..-..-.:.: 40 . two families. Free water. Inquire at this WM eh ca 10. Roast Pan, lixl6... 60 . me. saad Mt. Oake Pan, 10-inch. ._. 15. Tea Kettle, 8% quarts. __ rr 704 cents. Maffin Pan, 6-ring.. 2.2.2.2. 25 . Tea Kettle, 5 quarts,. . Mle ouds 80] :; dole mabe: : WuMa' rin, ocing 45 . Tea Pot, 11, quarts oj Mle Laks be Gamtecies tame tae iae nes ne des SO ee ee QUArts. oc eee 35 . use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at Milk Can, 3 een Ee ee ee 45. Tea Pot, 2 quarts.. >. oo. 45 . a very low price. For further particulars 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. . ° Cuffs, x 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCI L STREET. VLBW. Soe aN. e “ MANAGER: Telephone 203—3 Bells. Retiring From Business, An excellent opportunity for the Ladies to buy goods at less than cost price. : I have concluded to; sell ont my business: in ‘Revels City on account-of my wife’s ill health, and’ will gell my stock, which consists of the most stylish goods*i 2: ee Millinery, Dry and Fancy. Goods, 3 CAPES AND. JACKETS, AT LESS THAN COST. ‘An éxceltent, opportunity is offered body © ing to enguge in this business, as I will opports a pa te nas wish and fireproof safe for sale. We have lots of shoes on =a that price. For particulars inquire of — wil be sold at any” L. LUBECK, Nevada City. _P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER bre 1897. : , * A SIA PLE STATEMENT 2. OF Tt.E FACTS ,coscoveressecsosecsee Whe you make up your neg i buy ik. # STR ay the eb emeainist ees aa don't . w nm i fail to call and exémine iden bey at . JAMES KINKEAD’S. co2eeciat, stREeT sagseoeooue Which contaius all the latest elties and the beststock of house furnishings, to bo beaee in its gounty, Consisting of Bedroom Sets, Par tc py eo Lp str ones Curtain Fix. . as chea ca: hased at. any other-store in town: that’s an fmportant od e to te When You Need Furniture sesseorsorseneDOn’t Forget the Place, ——b 40 p44. 3 Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. ~——— ————? E The Plaza Store~_— a & = FISCHER ‘BROS, Props. = >= t Pa Brace to sp pets Pts of an ‘ : = = . = STAPLE AND F ANCY Crocenie 2 = Of every description. Brvestion in the way of CANNED Goope. a 3 2 = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us'a Trial Order: Going to Build ? If you are thinking of puttin up .a, hou barn, a'shed or any other bui Sig. don’t: ihe examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and “a ! Better and cheaper than lumber or 5 s and more durable. Also, Senaictal Sel Ceiling for interior work. Compete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, + ; Tinware, Crockery,” Glass’ Guns, Pisto Cutlery, un Mowers, ore, , Geite Pruning Shear ate eto, scone == Special attention given te ah _ Sanitary Plumbing and Generaf Tinsmitt Contracts taken for Steel: Roofs ornamental work in tin Ap ola sn aca c. a Pine St. THE 1 oe THURSDAY:, The Phonix J The laying o inch iron pip from the .Tos Phosnix (old fs Gold Flat was. pipe rests in a and the wofk c will be commer ter is ‘turned days to put in‘ cellent time: The pipe has “its head; which suré and furnis machinery.The hoisting i started by Dece work of putting and‘continuing re-oj ening and . will be hurried. Manager Sho the ‘Citicinnati and is reviving putting everyth: economical and The Miners Fo Chapmé The contract f stamp mill at tine has been le Muir, of the Mi city, and the w« machinery will b loss of a day’: building is to be ber for it is alres mill will be a” ness. “ Aurong th be introduced w centrator. It-is: will be. dropping uary first.j ‘This week the . * put ina long dis! ; mine. , The under-grot . tinue to be as sat ‘a perintendent Coz ‘ quantities of the This property i E. Chapman, its , being in the ha Ohester-W. Chap Hoy " We offer One ward for any cast not be cured by F. J. CHENEY We'the unders: Oheney. for the. lieve him perfe business transac able to carry out West & Tsuax; Toledo, O. Waxpina, Kivnar Druggists, Tok Fy Hall’s. Catarrh Testimonials fre Wheeler & The Legg & Sh . pointed Nevada Wheeler & Wil Call and see the machine, No Cu ‘That is: the v ‘GROVES TASTELES Jaria, Ohills and Zron and Quinin Children Tove . to bitter, naus 25 cents. ir you want 801 ever sold in Nevs lord’s. ; A fresh. su To. Care. a . Take Laxative B } All Drugeists re 7 fails to Ouré. 2 Cee

Do Se Eo ah rey Cae wee THE TRANSCRIPT. Bstablished Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors THURSOAY...... NOV. 18, 1897 HE HAS NO CASE. The District Attorney of Ormsby county, in the State of Nevada, announces that he will prosecute young Guinan of Carson for shooting Attormey General Jones, despite the fact that three-fourths of the Grand Jury after investigating the case decided to let the boy go scot free by ignoring the charge against him. The District Attorney will show his unfitness for the office he holds if. he persists in his deSherman Talks of His “Bummers.” General Horace Porter in his ‘“‘Campaigning With Grant’’ in The Centary tells of the meeting of Sherman and Grant at City Point, where: the former gave an account of his famous march to the sea. Gencral Porter says: Sherman thea went on to talk about his famous ‘‘bummiers,’’ saying: ‘‘They are not stragglers or mere self constituted foragers, as many have been led to suppose, but they are organized for a very usefu} purpose from the adveniuron spirits who are always found in the ranks. They serve as ‘feelers,’ who keep in advance and on the-flanks of the main columns, spy out the land and’ tiscover where the best supplies are to be found. They are indispensable in “feeding troops when compelled, like my urmy, to live off the country and in destroying the enemy’s ‘communications. The bummers are in fact a regular institution. 1 was amused at what one of Schofield’s officers told me at Goldsboro. He said Schofield’s army was maintaining a telegraph line to keep up commnunication with the seacoast, and that one . termination to-try the-case. There is+-of my ‘men; “who wass little more *preno possible chance for conviction. Jones had long been notorious as a woman-chaser. Miss Guinan was doubtless a silly and weak female, and it was her father’s duty to protect her from her own weaknesses and from the influences of a roue like Jones. The latter had been repeatedly warned by the old wian to cease exercising his baleful influences over his victim, but he: set the warnings at defiance and kept up his lascivious relations with her. He not only did all this, but threatened the father with personal injury if he persisted in interfering between him and his prey. The son of the Doctor realized the situation. He had a moral right to kill Jones, not only to protect his father’s life, but because of the shame Jones had put upon his sister and the fainily. Thus the world looks at such things, and the District Attorney and all the machinery of the law cannot make any jury see it in any other light. THE EXAMINER’S MOTIVE. © The San Francisco Examiner continues to:pour hot shot into C. P. Huntington, but its frothy artieles lose all their effect with the people when they know (because the charge has been made time and again and never denied by the Examiner) that that paper signed an agreement with the Railroad Company ‘to play fair towards the. corporation for $30,000: The Examiner acted in bad faith while receiving $22,000 of the money, and the Railroad Company refused to pay the balance of _ $8,000. Now the Examiner devotes a few columns of billingsgate every day to even up for the time it lost when it was receiving the $22,000 and to get even on the loss of $8,000. No sane man gives any weight to anything the Examiner may say against the Railroad after this exposure. Toe great business improvement which the country has seen since last July, is due largely tothe feeling among merchants and business men that the new tariff will furnish both protection and revenue sufficient to run the Government. This simple restoration of confidence has brought forth millions of dollars and given employment to thousands of hands at improved wages. It .has caused unused chimneys to pour forth black smoke and idle wheels to revolve merrily. The new tariff is in operation,.and its revenues are constantly increasing month by month and week by week. Yet it is to be expected the Democrats will say, that the ~ Dingley law has nothing to do with the improvement. Mr. Bryan declaredthat he didn’t see any evidence of prosperity’ while in Ohio. Probably the smoke of reopened factories injured bis eyesight while in the State. Rarkoap earnings are at a high figure, and the bank clearances of the country were 22.2 percent. higher last week than in the corresponding week of last year. Wirs two Republican Senators and a Republican delegation in the House, the old State of Maryland will not be able to recognize herself in the political mirror. — Tue farmers of Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, Kansas, and South Dakota showed by their votes in the recent election that free silver has no more charms for them. ig ees —_—_———e “Javever found a medicine that hit my ease like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite — ape to do me good all over.” H. Laughlin Naps City. a Hoop’s Pris cure indigestion, biliousuess. Turkey Raffie Tonight. Several hundred turkeys will be raf_ fled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they are disposed of. tf vious’ than the rest and was far in advance of my army, was seen up a telegraph pole hacking away at the wire With a hatchet. The officer yelled out to him; ‘What are you doing there? You’re destroying one of our own telegraph lines.’ The man cast an indignant look at his questioner and said as he continued his work of destructign, ‘*I’m one o’ Billy Sherman’s bummers, and the last thing he said to us when we started ont on this hunt was, ‘‘Be sure and cut all the telegraph wires \you come across’ and don’t go to foolin away time. askin who they belong to. 39392 General Debility and Loss of Flesh readily admit that obtain results from it that cannot from any other saan g food. are man preparations on the pres ds that pretend ' gcorT’s "EMULSION. fail — pletll to perform it. The pure Norwegian Cod-iver Oi oa skillfully fieded ehh the tine of and F eens ~ tina Wsticet tenadiake: commences to put on h and gain a strength fi bo which surprises them. Be sure get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and are on the wrapper. 5oc. and $2.00, all druggists SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yerk. FRED T. BROWN, HORSESHOER. At the Plaza Blacksmith Shop. The Only First-Class Horseshoer in the city. Special attention paid to Interfering, Forging and other faulty movements of horses. Shoeing race horses a specialty. Satisfaction: Guaranteed. Largest Stock 5 EED Lowest Prices Illustrated Catalogue Free. Wholesale price lists for merchants. Pacific-Strong Seed and Piant Co., nl2-1m SACRAMENTO. CAL. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. JILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS State and Federal. i NEW YORK BAKERY Commereial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, . Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Speciality . Ladies CUTTING Down Prices GREY ENAMEL WARE. 50 CENTS A WEEK. +c. :-cments of notto exeeed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents aycet or $28 mo: Each additional line PC) Bg rea a week or 4 centsa month Payable invariably in advance. > ‘Prunes, Raisins and Nuts. , French Prunes—not dipped in lye, blueing or glycerine—but pure, clean and healthful ; HOLD > Nt We-advise you to hold on to your money “ie: have priced the goods at, the Branch Wonder. Store. . = hold-no specials, nor do we have special sale days. Goods sold at bargains at all times. If you do not want: to take our word for it, please call in and. price our é Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoés Gents’ Furnishing Goods oa Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. A ‘ Just received, a fitie line of ‘Ladies’, ‘Misses’ and. Coil ss WE CROCKERY, CMINAWARE, GLASSWARE SELL Cheapest Prices in iriiewics. Great American Importing Tea Company. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. THANKSGIVING B BAL MOTEL FoR SALE The spacious new eee on’ Sa¢ramento Armory Hall, street a short distance stance above the Plaza, and NEVADA CITY, known asthe Sacramento Redtanrnt and Lodging House Is offered for sale ; AT A. VERY LOW FIGURE. This is a t 4 but ag 5 ead 0 get @ paying ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City Wednesday Evy, Mov. 24th, . § —BY— Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. S. G. W., For the Benefit of. ===> The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund. Floor Director. E. B, POWER. Floor Managers. J. OC. 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. HanHaving reeeintiy. os plant, we are prepared to Gold, Silver and Copper . Ores. aad Sulphurets : Write for rates ion been La j [. of your oreéand' vat = q . at reasonable rates. zi _ Pioneer Reduction Works, THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES . Woore, ley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J. M. : THE PHOTOGRAPHER Foley, L. 8. Calkins. » Reception Committee. ese ts Henry Lane, D.E. Morgan, Fred Frames Made to Order. Searls, E. W. ‘Schmidt, George’ Adair, . Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, §. W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, ©. coher KE. J. Morgan, Ed my W. Walters Monk, James Graham, W. ters, 4 B. Wolf, R. Murchie. Invitation Committee. SCHII DT BROS., George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, RIDING CIGAR DEALERS, L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P.G. Scad-. pine street ..... ie Vianes Nevada City Ca’. den, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F.Worthington, B ¢ Rows B. Dan‘iels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. John Richards, H., Brand, Dr. OC. W. Chapman. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar —-tN sTooK——— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D There will be first-class Music By. Goyne’s Orchestra. “A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” The Floor Will be Canvased. . i pout GamMonta o> xtra Ladies ees SB] ke. LINDLRY,ae GALLERY. * Attorney and Counselor at yeh IO 5 5s ise vinci Skincdwetitesceapevadins « Ro npr en ce gage 3] OFS THAT UDINE, . con ees . TOWN TALK _SALOON. On the road between Nevada _._ Clty and Grass Valley. ‘Beer, Wines, ‘Liquors and Cigars Of the best , brands. Prom: and es ae at% tention to the traveling publ That is why every well equipped office ‘hes its telephone

the progressive farmer, his improved harand the ‘up-to-date mechanic, the labor, time and material-savin g machines peculiar to his calling. The one who has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her beet and type-writer ; vester ; friend, the 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, order and punctuality in the household, and withal it eccupies but little space, and is ornamental. It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s office, . : TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. . policy is to buy ee eons 5:1 1896. ii . (WO years has a position. ’ enquire of J: C. RICH. s58.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County: Directory ca 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 sam: day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders a Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street near the bridge. 83-tf The Union Fruit Sto HAS:REMOVED To_.Plaza Building, Foot of Main St. Always on hand the freshest and best of Fruits -andVegetables. A fine stock of Candies. _, Cigars and Tobagco. , Oyster Cocktails a specialty. fresh Fish Fridays and: Saturdays. CHAS. HARRIS & SON. SAN FRANCISCO woomBUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. os @@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “BR 200 pupils secured ‘positions ~in Every shorthand graduate for. al9-6m THOS. S. FORD, : Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘O'ereiai ana Pi BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see. us. We will mane your visit a Pleasant one Remember the place—Brace's 's we stand, Main street, Nevada City C. it HARRISON, DEALER Iv All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco —_——— The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. C.H. HARRISON, BROAD STRERT. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Lime! Lime!JOHN JEFFERIES W iil erect a Lime Kiln at theKennebec House on the North Bloomfield d and is prepared to take orders to mete First-class Lime muy bylldis or other pur es, in } 7" ng lime wii nd it t th wfartles noedin on him. re gd AURAL Lemos whe “GILT EDGE” BEER For Family Use. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley, Agents. : Leave orders with Lammon & Davis, Nevada City. LS N O aie Goons. O0-000188+ + 64 ‘I receive fresh. Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly. new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to. sell At the. aoe Prices.’ ey Sougtecus treat. : ui i TU —laven’s BLACK HOSE: Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3° pair for 25 Misses’.and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1asin. 90. 6k eee -25 . Padding Pan, 1 quart...:. 10 . the very best to be had anywhere. Also, PerBuckets, Lunch,3 quarts...... 25 . Pudding 8q inde 25 ae PaCS LETS NUBSEI ee Pan, 8 quart... 2.25.5.. N RY. 17-25 Basting Spoons. .... .. ieee 10} Pie Plate, 9-inch. : pivacie ec — sine = Oake Turniers:............ 10} Pie Plate, 10-indh.......... 15 House For Rent. Cullenders ..... . ....., 25 . Preserve Kettle, No 20........ 25. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. Coffee Pot, 114 quarts....... 85} Preserve Kettle No 24........ 85 , None but permanent tenant need apply. Coffee Pot, 2 ‘aaa fils 4 cteeh bas 45 . Preserve Kettle, No 26.... sesso ssp Mt LERMGE = Coffee Pot, 8 quarts.. ...... 55 . Preserve Kettle, Cov. 1i¢ gals.. .. 80} ° Cup, Drinking, No 9........ 10} Sauce Pans Lip, 1 quart..... 1B]. © Agents Wanted. Dipper, Kitchen. .....5....4. 30. Sauce Pans Lip, 2. quarts:..... 25 . Oneommission or salary. Call at E. BaldDipper; Drinking.......... 15. Sauce Pans Lip, 4 quarts.... . Nienaubccmneg send aramnr hye: : ee eli fe Dish Pan, 10 quartécc es eS 50 . Sauce Pans Lip, 6 quarts...... 401 o29-1m General Agent. Dish Pan, 14° quarts... ..... 65} Sauce Pans Cov. 2 quarts...... 85Dairy Pan, 2 quarts... ..... 15} Sauce Pans Cov.,6 quarts..... oe _Heuse For Rent. ‘ Dairy Pan, ¢quarts 25 . Satice Pans Cov. ~ 8 quarts. ee Wav ee 201 2 two-story bh on Sacr to street Jelly Cake Pan, 9-inch 10} Roast Pan, 9x13. ..... Ss VEcee ce 40 . with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for Jelly Cake Pan,10-inch......., 10] Roast Pan, l1xll...-....-..:.: 40 . two families. Free water. Inquire at this WM eh ca 10. Roast Pan, lixl6..... 60 . me. saad Mt. Oake Pan, 10-inch.. .._. 15. Tea Kettle, 8% quarts.. __ rr 704 cents. Maffin Pan, 6-ring.... 2.2.2.2.. 25 . Tea Kettle, 5 quarts,.. .. Mle ouds 80] :; dole mabe: : WuMa' rin, ocing 45 . Tea Pot, 11, quarts oj Mle Laks be Gamtecies tame tae iae nes ne des SO ee ee QUArts. oc eee 35 . use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at Milk Can, 3 een Ee ee ee 45. Tea Pot, 2 quarts... >.. oo.. 45 . a very low price. For further particulars 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. . ° Cuffs, x 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, CoMMERCI L STREET. VLBW. Soe aN. e “ MANAGER: Telephone 203—3 Bells. Retiring From Business, An excellent opportunity for the Ladies to buy goods at less than cost price. : I have concluded to; sell ont my business: in ‘Revels City on account-of my wife’s ill health, and’ will gell my stock, which consists of the most stylish goods*i 2: ee Millinery, Dry and Fancy. Goods, 3 CAPES AND. JACKETS, AT LESS THAN COST. ‘An éxceltent, opportunity is offered body © ing to enguge in this business, as I will opports a pa te nas wish and fireproof safe for sale. We have lots of shoes on =a that price. For particulars inquire of — wil be sold at any” L. LUBECK, Nevada City. _P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER bre 1897. : , * A SIA PLE STATEMENT 2. OF Tt.E FACTS ,coscoveressecsosecsee Whe you make up your neg i buy ik. # STR ay the eb emeainist ees aa don't . w nm i fail to call and exémine iden bey at . JAMES KINKEAD’S. co2eeciat, stREeT sagseoeooue Which contaius all the latest elties and the beststock of house furnishings, to bo beaee in its gounty, Consisting of Bedroom Sets, Par tc py eo Lp str ones Curtain Fix. . as chea ca: hased at. any other-store in town: that’s an fmportant od e to te When You Need Furniture sesseorsorseneDOn’t Forget the Place, ——b 40 p44. 3 Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. ~——— ————? E The Plaza Store~_— a & = FISCHER ‘BROS, Props. = >= t Pa Brace to sp pets Pts of an ‘ : = = . = STAPLE AND F ANCY Crocenie 2 = Of every description. Brvestion in the way of CANNED Goope. a 3 2 = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us'a Trial Order: Going to Build ? If you are thinking of puttin up .a, hou barn, a'shed or any other bui Sig. don’t: ihe examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and “a ! Better and cheaper than lumber or 5 s and more durable. Also, Senaictal Sel Ceiling for interior work. Compete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, + ; Tinware, Crockery,” Glass’ Guns, Pisto Cutlery, un Mowers, ore, , Geite Pruning Shear ate eto, scone == Special attention given te ah _ Sanitary Plumbing and Generaf Tinsmitt Contracts taken for Steel: Roofs ornamental work in tin Ap ola sn aca c. a Pine St. THE 1 oe THURSDAY:, The Phonix J The laying o inch iron pip from the .Tos Phosnix (old fs Gold Flat was. pipe rests in a and the wofk c will be commer ter is ‘turned days to put in‘ cellent time: The pipe has “its head; which suré and furnis machinery.The hoisting i started by Dece work of putting and‘continuing re-oj ening and . will be hurried. Manager Sho the ‘Citicinnati and is reviving putting everyth: economical and The Miners Fo Chapmé The contract f stamp mill at tine has been le Muir, of the Mi city, and the w« machinery will b loss of a day’: building is to be ber for it is alres mill will be a” ness. “ Aurong th be introduced w centrator. It-is: will be. dropping uary first.j ‘This week the . * put ina long dis! ; mine. , The under-grot . tinue to be as sat ‘a perintendent Coz ‘ quantities of the This property i E. Chapman, its , being in the ha Ohester-W. Chap Hoy " We offer One ward for any cast not be cured by F. J. CHENEY We'the unders: Oheney. for the. lieve him perfe business transac able to carry out West & Tsuax; Toledo, O. Waxpina, Kivnar Druggists, Tok Fy Hall’s. Catarrh Testimonials fre Wheeler & The Legg & Sh . pointed Nevada Wheeler & Wil Call and see the machine, No Cu ‘That is: the v ‘GROVES TASTELES Jaria, Ohills and Zron and Quinin Children Tove . to bitter, naus 25 cents. ir you want 801 ever sold in Nevs lord’s. ; A fresh. su To. Care. a . Take Laxative B } All Drugeists re 7 fails to Ouré. 2 Cee