November 20, 1897 (4 pages)

TdE “the famons country government act, “and ‘Thspectors for the primaries in Jan-. ee TRAN NSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6. 1860. sby Nat. P. Buows & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS.joscinn ast t SATURDAY... NOV. 20, 187 THE NEW PRIMARY LAW. A plainly written explanation of the now eléction law, particularly that portion govering primaries, would be appreciated by the mass of votes just now, says the Stockton Record. Some of the provisions are differently interpreted by attorneys, and, like something new cin generally be found by those looking for it. It is unders ood, however, that the Supervisors must appoint the judges uary, and, as the power rests solely with the Board, the committees of the political parties will have very littie tc do with it. The various party tickets at the pr:maries will be designated by color, the list of delegates of each party receiving the highest vote to be duly accredited delegates. The voter will have to be on the register, so that floaters will stand a poor show of getting ina vote. The efforts of various parties to hold their members in line and prevent outsiders getting in their work will probably be one of the features of the contest. So little is known abont the law that a few.thousand copies distributed by order of the Supervisors might prove acceptable to taxpayers. In Tulare county a suit has been commenced to test the law. Thomas V. Cator, of San Francisco, is the attorney. The Supervisors of Tulare on the 6th of the.present month passed a resolution providing that on January 6th they would proceed to appropriate from the general fund sufficient money to carry out the primary election in accordance with the act of the last Legislature. It is sought by Charles A. Spier, the plaintiff, to prevent the use of public money ‘SOME STRAIGHT TALK. meaning cannot be misunderstood, and when it thinks a thing it has the nerve to talk right out. These are two splendid qualities in a newspaper, and _ because the Tidings possesses them welike it from the ground up: That paper of last evening has the following, and it is worth reading. There are some people in Nevada City that it fits like an old shoe: “Our City Trustees seem verily to be between the devil and the deep sea. One class in the community says the shade trees which obstruct the rays from street lamps at night should be should be left standing to furnish reeded shade in the hot summer months. The latter class should use a glared war. against aLL shade trees, They will cat down only those which interfere with the light from the street iamps. The minds of some people are 30 béeclouded that they cannot see any‘hing proper in official actions. They pull back ifthe car of progress moves forward, and when they can’t stop the mule. It isa pity they cannot be stationed in the rear of their own class. Fortunately, however, this elemextt rarely gets into any position of public honor. They bray too loudly, and their ears are too long.” mamas Propre who really want to pay their debts in depreciated dollars should remove to Mexico. The silver dollars of that country have fallen 20 per cent. in value in the past year, and the man who owed $1,000 a year ago can pay. it with $800 worth of silver now. This is a condition that would delight the people who last year were insisting upon an opportunity to pay debts in depreciated dollars. =~ Fine. Goods. Van Camp’s PE and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in thé market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial to carry out what he contends is an street. Agt. Woodland Creamery: [23 unconstitutional law. His complaint That said act is unconstitutional and void by reason that it is contrary to the provisions of Section 1 of Article 2of the Constitation of the State of California, and is also contrary to Section 2% of Article 4 of said Constitution, and is also for other reasons unconstitutional and void. That notwit hstanding the unconstitutionality of said act, said Board of Supervisors threaten toand will uuless restrained by order and judgment of this Court, proceed to appropriate money from the general funds of said county tocarry out the provisions of said void act, and threaten to ‘and will, unless restrained by order of this court, proceed to purchase ballot boxes at cost to said county of more than $3000 for the sole purpose of carrying on said primary election although said county now has sufficient ballot boxes toconduct all other elections both of general and special, and the purchase of such additional boxes will be an additional burden upon the taxpayers of said county without any benefit to said county. The plaintiff is without any ee remedy at law, and that he and the other taxpayers of said county are entirely remediless withcut the equitable interposition of the court. The plaintiff, therefore, asks that the Board of Supervisors be restrained from carry the primary law into effect. “Jn spiTe of less active trade during October in most sections of the couutry, and the virtual stoppage of bvsiness at the South as a result of the yellow-fever scares and quarantines, the aggregate total for that month exceeded even Septembe~’s immense total, and marks the heaviest month’s total since January, 1883.: This result was accomplished, too,’with the same number of business days in the month as in September.”—Bradstreet’s. Tue receipts from the new tariff law now show an increase over the receipt of the Wilson law at a corresponding date last year. The Treasury officials expect by the first of the year that the receipts will be sufficiept to meet current expenses of the Gavernment. This will be a novel experience to such clerks as have been in the Treasurys Department only since the beginning of Cleveland’s last administration. Wheeler & Wilson Agercy. The Legg & Shaw Uo. have been appointed Nevada City agents for the Wheeler &° Wilson sewing ‘machines. Cali and see the’ new iit: ary cabinet]. [50° CENTS “A WEEK. The ‘Tidings has a way of ; utting its‘ — :.8 ideas into aglish 0d°plain ‘thdt the! cut down. Another class says the trees . _ movement, they kick like any other} Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in homens taeeet See eee oe a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week ie leben a cae ble invariably inadvanee. ~« Rooms For Rent. Two nice sunny furnished rooms for rent. Electric lights, bathroom, ete. Enquire at this office. nl8-lw Situation Wanted. By a lady to do general work in a family or hotel. We Be at the Transcript office. nlj-lw Prunes, Raising and Nuts. French Prunes—not dipped in lye, blueing or glycerine—but pure, clean and healthful ; the very best to be had anywhere. Also, Persimmons, Raisins, Pears and Nuts of all kinds, at FELIX GILLET’S NURSERY. 11-iw House For Rent. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. None but permanent tenant need apply. mi-tf M. L. & D, MARSH. On commission or salary. Call at E. Baldridge’s house, East Broad street. M. Kivzxz, 029-lm General Agent. House For Rest. A two-story house on Sacramento street with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for two families. Free-water. Inquire at this office, o18-tf « Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 958.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Neyada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic. Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. s3-tf Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Offige at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, TRANSCRIPI BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. FOLEY’S Tons of Candy for Christmas. after trying all others, that are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? Fine French Candy, Eroken Candy of -All Kinds. NUTS, BANANAS, (RANGES, L.WES AND. LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. CANDIES FOLEY, the Confectioner, Commercial St. policy is to buy THE BEST And No STALE GOobs. POSSE SF SOOO OSOOOCOD I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My TO BE HAD At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, curt: ous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada al to sell = Is “A Penny Saved — sper es i, waty Basket Social * AT WASHINGTON * To assist in raising funds with which to construct a TELEPHONE LINE eee TICKETS,Just Received . A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Puss, Pott Bas, Crt Case Soods for the Holiday Grade Arriving Daily, Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS, @@ Agency for Butterick Patterns. ‘Cash Works Wonders.” Harness and Saddlery JAPES. CAIRNS, Rrowd at., died the National nal Hotel, PRICES FOR CASH et et ; BesuvaussNsNeRUsES 4. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, CE— O' FYICR TILLEY BUILDING. ,COR. BROAD Attorney and Counselor at Law, wie PRACTIOR . IN. THE STATE AND mm . Omercial ane Phas sanee a Penny Earned.” . vester ; has not, is at a disadvantage, friend, the every thing committed to its ornamental. It costs nothing to look at machine. nb5-tf o Vv That is why every well equipped office. has its telephone . and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved har“Call and seo us. We will mal make your visit s and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, 1 me ard mia. Hememer street Nove : terial-saving machines peculiar to his calling. ‘the ore who and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best} Calendar Cook Sale ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds keeping, fresh.and pure, without waste ; promotes cleanliness, orcer arid ‘punctuality. in the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is. one at the Company’s office,. _ TRANSCRIPT, BLOCK, Commetcial Street. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. THE. GROTTO, i MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors . Choicest of Wines, ea, Liquorsend Cigars . ¢ri ‘Steam Beer a a Specialty. iy stand, Main . FRED-T. BROWN, HORSESHOER. “At the Plam Blacksmith Shop, The Only I. L. BOWMAN. . 4. F. SHAW [ i SHAW & BOWMAN, . Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Dentists. — we Office in Odd a Leng Broad Street . P AT ENTS! me Fm é a Pras One Ae oe rane Pension, Land ee BON and TH ludian Depredation . _, Attorney lean ake ‘ : [Queen Lily Step Armory Hall, NEVADA CITY, Wednesiay Evy, Hor. 4th, —BY— No. 56, N. Ss. GoW 52 For the . Benefit tC The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund Floor Director. E, B. POWER. * Floor Managers. J. ©. 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. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. E. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. ‘Schmidt, George Adair, Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, S. W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, C. Schwartz, E. J. Morgan, Ed Chambers, W. T. Monk, James Graham,. W. Walters, A . B. Wolf, R. Murchie. — Invitation Committee. George. Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, Te SALLE We advise you to hold on to your moles have priced the goods at the Branch ~“Wonde a no specials, nor do we have special ‘sale: ae 2 ae sold at bargains at all times. If you do n take our word for it, please call im and price cup _ ae. et Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods eke. ay *\Hats, Caps, Gloves, Efc. * poe Hydraulic . Parlor 9. dren’s' BLACK HOSE. cents. J. LEVY, ae & = = 2 oo Just received, a fine: line of Le a and Chil ‘Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25" certs, = “ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pet: for. 35 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hese ir fe : Children’s White Lace ‘Caps at 40 cents, ~l aa Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents cach, Mee Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Meh’s Celluloid Coliars, reduced to 10 cents, % Cuffs, ~ 20 cents. ao pose Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone 203—3 Bells. L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G. Scadden, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F. hei ge cag B. Bost, B. Daniels, George ra? At W. H. Smith Jr. Jobn Richards, Brand, Dr. C. W. Chapman, : ~ There will be first-class Music “By Goyne’s Orchestra, The Fioor Will be Canvased. Extra Ladies Ws taedba ta heceessdeeeessaperes ar) THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, : THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ~ Franes Made to Order;Cottage Organ Tae Chicazo Has sthaleed a standard of exGellence which aa. mite-of 1:0 euperior. It contains Nery imprevement that inventive genins, skill and money can produce, These excelient Grgans are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick reeporge, vatiety of combination, artistic 4 design, beanty in finish perfectconstruction, making them the most atsractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FAcl ILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRICTION OOK3 ANP PIANO OOLEe Catalogues and Price Lists on application. NITED STATES AND FOREIGN iNew Urorea ~— i preg couduet-d; s criat rade-mar 2OP¥— eee regis*ered. digits rights, neve Cases prosecuted; infringement sui condueted in any United Stites Cone eugsien If you have an invention, send us a sketch-. P matoareEy or small mudel Wwyether with a! ri jescription of he mcst important features . and we will advise. you the course’ to pursue, . If you are ia poesession of patents aud ¢ esame! are pemeaeees. Suite on ere cha'ged with {n-} ement, su’ e@ matter -j fable opimon. er tous fore®’ re { . National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D, t. . i The Finest Lanes Soap In the Marcet. & ete Rubbing and doek not in. The largest Familmane dowe tu thrae"Ss ton hut aL age can doa washing } < or diaephedecne OF IMITATIONS go =a {Made in ‘San’ Francisce. INE a, Tickcts per couple.22..:.0.s0:5-0:si 0} Stock, which consists of the most stylish goods i in AT LESS THAN COST. An excellent op) ing to engage in this business, as I will pee at a sacrifice. price. For particulars inquire Retiring From Business, — An excellent opportunity for the L ce Geer me ity for the Ladies to buy goods at I have concluded to sell out my business in N City on account of my wife’s ill: ‘health, and will« Deets ‘Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, : CAPES AND JACKETS, ortnnity is offered to anybody wish~ proof safe for sale. We have = of shoes on hand that. will rere per any © LUBECK, Nevada City P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. A stv PLE STATEMENT ad OF T,.E FACTS esse ae When you make up your r mind to buy 7 some new furnitu re for ur bone . which, by th a ah ay a _ JAMES KINKEAD'S SONIERGLAL STREET searoengn . Which contai iH the latest and . best stock of housd fientak pings te of br toned in the county, consisting of Bedroom Sets, patior: pret thee bg hae Roskars, M neg Curtain Fix. as cheap as can pia any‘ other stare in town; that’s an: "important item, Ce oe — 4 When You Need Furniture : ceoseossoneensDOn't Forget the Place. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. —* PnenananinriranaTanany The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS;Props. Is constantly sv hi pe ah usive and hove ied tock of STAPLE AND F ANCY GROCERIES Of every desirtotion. it cakges in the way of CANNED Goons. —— suum All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give-us a Trial Order AIT GAUNT UR Ma Going to Build? . . If you are thinking of puttin ‘up a house,.2 barn, a shed or any other bui ding, don’t fail to examine into the merits of. the. NYSIPYOP AMUN YP GAA YTD AMAT JAA Y Ads P Steel Roofing and ‘Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or. kes. and more durable. Also, Ornam Ceiling for interior work. ental Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, _ Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Broo sag naa a sea ens tsi Wa evo Saree, Grass Deer win! Special attention giventoSanitary Plumbing and sore -Contracts take en for ornamental work in tin pee on Steel Reofing-and_ for gn ng oo itand thus ae build GEO. E. TURNER, P: SA TURDAY, enero STRIKER An Aged’ Colo Andy McGe worked‘arounc with a seriou: time he has ‘be now 8 eatarac other. _ Recent failing rapidly, days past he pletely blind. even during th along streets ¥ oughly. familia: ing has to depe ~~our “citizens a funds to send I his eyes may be Latest Ia An Draggist Dic! has during the extensive trade tographic supp on exhibition in latest invention Eastman foldir though it takes by 8g inches _w be carried in Another, temar! nism in this line be loaded with t one time, andy A Fake Advertisement . speared in a fev State of the Hot offered to guesse ‘The conditions . centers the contes ‘bottle of Dr. Hol ihas’ been expore Whion and Nati ifake and swindle walue and the un fulfilled. Miner Dur Leon Durbin,-¥ Millikenimine a : confined to his . constant gattend: . Darbin’s hip, bac -while ascending ‘ . (He is being care ~the late S. Alliso ‘“T NEVER found wny case like Hi ‘tones up my syst sharpens my apy me good all ov Napa City. Hoop’s ‘Pus: ( ousness.~ Grove’s Tastx a perfect Mala: Blood purifier. without-purging. Syrup. ‘It is as tonic and retails GENUINE ask for ( Turkey R Several hundre fled at Glenbrool this eyening, ai evening until the To Cure a Take Laxative Br All Druggists ref failsto Cure. 25 Nev Heinz’s Chow r Salmon Trout 20: eral 5 and 10 cent “No Cur That ie the w: ./GROVE’S TASTELESS ‘laria, Chills and Iron and Quinine Children “love i “to bitter, nause 25 cents. 4, Purk The finest lot.of to this city will evening at thie’ Ff; Com arench streé fo Curesa . ‘ Take Laxative ‘Br All Draggists > faiis to Core. 26 Le E Pitty, Do ‘The above rewa formation leadin; viction of the per Schmidt ° with’ a night's fire on Ne » E.A. Tom RicHARD Pm UNION. i se Pott: SCS 1 E B Jailed, D

TdE “the famons country government act, “and ‘Thspectors for the primaries in Jan-. ee TRAN NSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6. 1860. sby Nat. P. Buows & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA ©O., CALIFORNIA Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS.joscinn ast t SATURDAY...... NOV. 20, 187 THE NEW PRIMARY LAW. A plainly written explanation of the now eléction law, particularly that portion govering primaries, would be appreciated by the mass of votes just now, says the Stockton Record. Some of the provisions are differently interpreted by attorneys, and, like something new cin generally be found by those looking for it. It is unders ood, however, that the Supervisors must appoint the judges uary, and, as the power rests solely with the Board, the committees of the political parties will have very littie tc do with it. The various party tickets at the pr:maries will be designated by color, the list of delegates of each party receiving the highest vote to be duly accredited delegates. The voter will have to be on the register, so that floaters will stand a poor show of getting ina vote. The efforts of various parties to hold their members in line and prevent outsiders getting in their work will probably be one of the features of the contest. So little is known abont the law that a few.thousand copies distributed by order of the Supervisors might prove acceptable to taxpayers. In Tulare county a suit has been commenced to test the law. Thomas V. Cator, of San Francisco, is the attorney. The Supervisors of Tulare on the 6th of the.present month passed a resolution providing that on January 6th they would proceed to appropriate from the general fund sufficient money to carry out the primary election in accordance with the act of the last Legislature. It is sought by Charles A. Spier, the plaintiff, to prevent the use of public money ‘SOME STRAIGHT TALK. meaning cannot be misunderstood, and when it thinks a thing it has the nerve to talk right out. These are two splendid qualities in a newspaper, and _ because the Tidings possesses them welike it from the ground up: That paper of last evening has the following, and it is worth reading. There are some people in Nevada City that it fits like an old shoe: “Our City Trustees seem verily to be between the devil and the deep sea. One class in the community says the shade trees which obstruct the rays from street lamps at night should be should be left standing to furnish reeded shade in the hot summer months. The latter class should use a glared war. against aLL shade trees, They will cat down only those which interfere with the light from the street iamps. The minds of some people are 30 béeclouded that they cannot see any‘hing proper in official actions. They pull back ifthe car of progress moves forward, and when they can’t stop the mule. It isa pity they cannot be stationed in the rear of their own class. Fortunately, however, this elemextt rarely gets into any position of public honor. They bray too loudly, and their ears are too long.” mamas Propre who really want to pay their debts in depreciated dollars should remove to Mexico. The silver dollars of that country have fallen 20 per cent. in value in the past year, and the man who owed $1,000 a year ago can pay. it with $800 worth of silver now. This is a condition that would delight the people who last year were insisting upon an opportunity to pay debts in depreciated dollars. =~ Fine. Goods. Van Camp’s PE and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in thé market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial to carry out what he contends is an street. Agt. Woodland Creamery: [23 unconstitutional law. His complaint That said act is unconstitutional and void by reason that it is contrary to the provisions of Section 1 of Article 2of the Constitation of the State of California, and is also contrary to Section 2% of Article 4 of said Constitution, and is also for other reasons unconstitutional and void. That notwit hstanding the unconstitutionality of said act, said Board of Supervisors threaten toand will uuless restrained by order and judgment of this Court, proceed to appropriate money from the general funds of said county tocarry out the provisions of said void act, and threaten to ‘and will, unless restrained by order of this court, proceed to purchase ballot boxes at cost to said county of more than $3000 for the sole purpose of carrying on said primary election although said county now has sufficient ballot boxes toconduct all other elections both of general and special, and the purchase of such additional boxes will be an additional burden upon the taxpayers of said county without any benefit to said county. The plaintiff is without any ee remedy at law, and that he and the other taxpayers of said county are entirely remediless withcut the equitable interposition of the court. The plaintiff, therefore, asks that the Board of Supervisors be restrained from carry the primary law into effect. “Jn spiTe of less active trade during October in most sections of the couutry, and the virtual stoppage of bvsiness at the South as a result of the yellow-fever scares and quarantines, the aggregate total for that month exceeded even Septembe~’s immense total, and marks the heaviest month’s total since January, 1883.: This result was accomplished, too,’with the same number of business days in the month as in September.”—Bradstreet’s. Tue receipts from the new tariff law now show an increase over the receipt of the Wilson law at a corresponding date last year. The Treasury officials expect by the first of the year that the receipts will be sufficiept to meet current expenses of the Gavernment. This will be a novel experience to such clerks as have been in the Treasurys Department only since the beginning of Cleveland’s last administration. Wheeler & Wilson Agercy. The Legg & Shaw Uo. have been appointed Nevada City agents for the Wheeler &° Wilson sewing ‘machines. Cali and see the’ new iit: ary cabinet]. [50° CENTS “A WEEK. The ‘Tidings has a way of ; utting its‘ — :.8 ideas into aglish 0d°plain ‘thdt the! cut down. Another class says the trees . _ movement, they kick like any other} Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in homens taeeet See eee oe a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week ie leben a cae ble invariably inadvanee. ~« Rooms For Rent. Two nice sunny furnished rooms for rent. Electric lights, bathroom, ete. Enquire at this office. nl8-lw Situation Wanted. By a lady to do general work in a family or hotel. We Be at the Transcript office. nlj-lw Prunes, Raising and Nuts. French Prunes—not dipped in lye, blueing or glycerine—but pure, clean and healthful ; the very best to be had anywhere. Also, Persimmons, Raisins, Pears and Nuts of all kinds, at FELIX GILLET’S NURSERY. 11-iw House For Rent. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. None but permanent tenant need apply. mi-tf M. L. & D, MARSH. On commission or salary. Call at E. Baldridge’s house, East Broad street. M. Kivzxz, 029-lm General Agent. House For Rest. A two-story house on Sacramento street with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for two families. Free-water. Inquire at this office, o18-tf « Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at avery low price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 958.tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Neyada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75cents Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic. Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and laid same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. s3-tf Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Offige at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, TRANSCRIPI BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. FOLEY’S Tons of Candy for Christmas. after trying all others, that are the best, being Fresh, Pure and Wholesome? Fine French Candy, Eroken Candy of -All Kinds. NUTS, BANANAS, (RANGES, L.WES AND. LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. CANDIES FOLEY, the Confectioner, Commercial St. policy is to buy THE BEST And No STALE GOobs. POSSE SF SOOO OSOOOCOD I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My TO BE HAD At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, curt: ous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada al to sell = Is “A Penny Saved — sper es i, waty Basket Social * AT WASHINGTON * To assist in raising funds with which to construct a TELEPHONE LINE eee TICKETS,Just Received . A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Puss, Pott Bas, Crt Case Soods for the Holiday Grade Arriving Daily, Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS, @@ Agency for Butterick Patterns. ‘Cash Works Wonders.” Harness and Saddlery JAPES. CAIRNS, Rrowd at., died the National nal Hotel, PRICES FOR CASH et et ; BesuvaussNsNeRUsES 4. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, CE— O' FYICR TILLEY BUILDING. ,COR. BROAD Attorney and Counselor at Law, wie PRACTIOR . IN. THE STATE AND mm . Omercial ane Phas sanee a Penny Earned.” . vester ; has not, is at a disadvantage, friend, the every thing committed to its ornamental. It costs nothing to look at machine. nb5-tf o Vv That is why every well equipped office. has its telephone . and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved har“Call and seo us. We will mal make your visit s and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor, 1 me ard mia. Hememer street Nove : terial-saving machines peculiar to his calling. ‘the ore who and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife be denied the aid of her best} Calendar Cook Sale ? It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds keeping, fresh.and pure, without waste ; promotes cleanliness, orcer arid ‘punctuality. in the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is. one at the Company’s office,. _ TRANSCRIPT, BLOCK, Commetcial Street. ROGERS & LINSCOTT. THE. GROTTO, i MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors . Choicest of Wines, ea, Liquorsend Cigars . ¢ri ‘Steam Beer a a Specialty. iy stand, Main . FRED-T. BROWN, HORSESHOER. “At the Plam Blacksmith Shop, The Only I. L. BOWMAN. . 4. F. SHAW [ i SHAW & BOWMAN, . Chicago Cottage Organ Co. Dentists. — we Office in Odd a Leng Broad Street . P AT ENTS!

me Fm é a Pras One Ae oe rane Pension, Land ee BON and TH ludian Depredation . _, Attorney lean ake ‘ : [Queen Lily Step Armory Hall, NEVADA CITY, Wednesiay Evy, Hor. 4th, —BY— No. 56, N. Ss. GoW 52 For the . Benefit tC The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund Floor Director. E, B. POWER. * Floor Managers. J. ©. 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. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. E. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. ‘Schmidt, George Adair, Fred Eilerman, Thomas Richards, S. W. Marsh, Richard Eddy, C. Schwartz, E. J. Morgan, Ed Chambers, W. T. Monk, James Graham,. W. Walters, A . B. Wolf, R. Murchie. — Invitation Committee. George. Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, Te SALLE We advise you to hold on to your moles have priced the goods at the Branch ~“Wonde a no specials, nor do we have special ‘sale: ae 2 ae sold at bargains at all times. If you do n take our word for it, please call im and price cup _ ae. et Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods eke. ay *\Hats, Caps, Gloves, Efc. * poe Hydraulic . Parlor 9. dren’s' BLACK HOSE. cents. J. LEVY, ae & = = 2 oo Just received, a fine: line of Le a and Chil ‘Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25" certs, = “ Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pet: for. 35 Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hese ir fe : Children’s White Lace ‘Caps at 40 cents, ~l aa Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents cach, Mee Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Meh’s Celluloid Coliars, reduced to 10 cents, % Cuffs, ~ 20 cents. ao pose Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone 203—3 Bells. L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G. Scadden, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brackett, F. hei ge cag B. Bost, B. Daniels, George ra? At W. H. Smith Jr. Jobn Richards, Brand, Dr. C. W. Chapman, : ~ There will be first-class Music “By Goyne’s Orchestra, The Fioor Will be Canvased. Extra Ladies Ws taedba ta heceessdeeeessaperes ar) THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, : THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ~ Franes Made to Order;Cottage Organ Tae Chicazo Has sthaleed a standard of exGellence which aa. mite-of 1:0 euperior. It contains Nery imprevement that inventive genins, skill and money can produce, These excelient Grgans are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, quick reeporge, vatiety of combination, artistic 4 design, beanty in finish perfectconstruction, making them the most atsractive, ornamental and desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FAcl ILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRICTION OOK3 ANP PIANO OOLEe Catalogues and Price Lists on application. NITED STATES AND FOREIGN iNew Urorea ~— i preg couduet-d; s criat rade-mar 2OP¥— eee regis*ered. digits rights, neve Cases prosecuted; infringement sui condueted in any United Stites Cone eugsien If you have an invention, send us a sketch-. P matoareEy or small mudel Wwyether with a! ri jescription of he mcst important features . and we will advise. you the course’ to pursue, . If you are ia poesession of patents aud ¢ esame! are pemeaeees. Suite on ere cha'ged with {n-} ement, su’ e@ matter -j fable opimon. er tous fore®’ re { . National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D, t. . i The Finest Lanes Soap In the Marcet. & ete Rubbing and doek not in. The largest Familmane dowe tu thrae"Ss ton hut aL age can doa washing } < or diaephedecne OF IMITATIONS go =a {Made in ‘San’ Francisce. INE a, Tickcts per couple.22...:..0.s0:5-0:si 0} Stock, which consists of the most stylish goods i in AT LESS THAN COST. An excellent op) ing to engage in this business, as I will pee at a sacrifice. price. For particulars inquire Retiring From Business, — An excellent opportunity for the L ce Geer me ity for the Ladies to buy goods at I have concluded to sell out my business in N City on account of my wife’s ill: ‘health, and will« Deets ‘Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, : CAPES AND JACKETS, ortnnity is offered to anybody wish~ proof safe for sale. We have = of shoes on hand that. will rere per any © LUBECK, Nevada City P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. A stv PLE STATEMENT ad OF T,.E FACTS esse ae When you make up your r mind to buy 7 some new furnitu re for ur bone . which, by th a ah ay a _ JAMES KINKEAD'S SONIERGLAL STREET searoengn . Which contai iH the latest and . best stock of housd fientak pings te of br toned in the county, consisting of Bedroom Sets, patior: pret thee bg hae Roskars, M neg Curtain Fix. as cheap as can pia any‘ other stare in town; that’s an: "important item, Ce oe — 4 When You Need Furniture : ceoseossoneensDOn't Forget the Place. Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. —* PnenananinriranaTanany The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS;Props. Is constantly sv hi pe ah usive and hove ied tock of STAPLE AND F ANCY GROCERIES Of every desirtotion. it cakges in the way of CANNED Goons. —— suum All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give-us a Trial Order AIT GAUNT UR Ma Going to Build? . . If you are thinking of puttin ‘up a house,.2 barn, a shed or any other bui ding, don’t fail to examine into the merits of. the. NYSIPYOP AMUN YP GAA YTD AMAT JAA Y Ads P Steel Roofing and ‘Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or. kes. and more durable. Also, Ornam Ceiling for interior work. ental Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, _ Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Broo sag naa a sea ens tsi Wa evo Saree, Grass Deer win! Special attention giventoSanitary Plumbing and sore -Contracts take en for ornamental work in tin pee on Steel Reofing-and_ for gn ng oo itand thus ae build GEO. E. TURNER, P: SA TURDAY, enero STRIKER An Aged’ Colo Andy McGe worked‘arounc with a seriou: time he has ‘be now 8 eatarac other. _ Recent failing rapidly, days past he pletely blind. even during th along streets ¥ oughly. familia: ing has to depe ~~our “citizens a funds to send I his eyes may be Latest Ia An Draggist Dic! has during the extensive trade tographic supp on exhibition in latest invention Eastman foldir though it takes by 8g inches _w be carried in Another, temar! nism in this line be loaded with t one time, andy A Fake Advertisement . speared in a fev State of the Hot offered to guesse ‘The conditions . centers the contes ‘bottle of Dr. Hol ihas’ been expore Whion and Nati ifake and swindle walue and the un fulfilled. Miner Dur Leon Durbin,-¥ Millikenimine a : confined to his . constant gattend: . Darbin’s hip, bac -while ascending ‘ . (He is being care ~the late S. Alliso ‘“T NEVER found wny case like Hi ‘tones up my syst sharpens my apy me good all ov Napa City. Hoop’s ‘Pus: ( ousness.~ Grove’s Tastx a perfect Mala: Blood purifier. without-purging. Syrup. ‘It is as tonic and retails GENUINE ask for ( Turkey R Several hundre fled at Glenbrool this eyening, ai evening until the To Cure a Take Laxative Br All Druggists ref failsto Cure. 25 Nev Heinz’s Chow r Salmon Trout 20: eral 5 and 10 cent “No Cur That ie the w: ./GROVE’S TASTELESS ‘laria, Chills and Iron and Quinine Children “love i “to bitter, nause 25 cents. 4, Purk The finest lot.of to this city will evening at thie’ Ff; Com arench streé fo Curesa . ‘ Take Laxative ‘Br All Draggists > faiis to Core. 26 Le E Pitty, Do ‘The above rewa formation leadin; viction of the per Schmidt ° with’ a night's fire on Ne » E.A. Tom RicHARD Pm UNION. i se Pott: SCS 1 E B Jailed, D