November 22, 1898 (4 pages)

= Producing ®. So old by ie Package, — n stomach oh -dis. rshall, Mich, ee THE TRANSC . ABR OUTI‘THA PNKSG TIVIN ,G DAY.) nahn TUESDAY. -21.2.NOV, 22, 1898, A Season of Rest and Worship That Saetodihass” salons on mm Ha ct cs, Soni . Ret Pirs e th d . Splendi d Woo opporta d nity one get a fine bird eas : We Will Enjoy. ~ __Well-S Gdis forit Good CONCERT BTIQUETTR, the people of Nevada county an appe e Articles, ‘. for Thanksgiving. + a eee _ Speaking of the workingofbilliard _. To Be Sola coe at Cost, cues, an old saloon THANKSGIVING BALL) jo secivenar 8 = Some Useful Hints Upon Good Style! on Thursday next, you My Trimmed Hats, and everything in ARMORYHALL, ~ . and they will trom leave it for hours against a stove and stock, will be sold at cost, as Tam retheir hearts return thanks to the NEVADA CITY, ~ at Musical Fonctions, then’ throw it into asnowbank. To tiring from the Millinery business. Giver of —— very night tii) . The rains that have fallen will give ; tite for their turkey. and other g00d er says: “A ies . well-made cue will not warp if All Blessings. SRE. makea good one, however, you must Arrive late. Impression created that All public buildings and offices will havea piece of thoroughly seasoned . you dine at a highly fashionable hour. be-closed for the day, and the schools THANKSGIVING“EYE, The Very Latest. maple, it must be cut properly and re take a vacation, in then it can’t be made to warp.” Do not apologize to the simple peowill everywhe i& Racker Srore. . . A single motiv prompts thes lines. We want ur bisnes. To be prospers Beauty Pins in different styles at ple who have come at the advertised many places, as at this city, not reconnever own a ledger (or, more trathfully, a ledger never own U,) so if the day of Most cues Leutje are made & Brand’s in‘ . two’ pieces, time, and on whose toes you tread Vening till next n7-tf Monday. In some the cue proper adversity cums U will have the coin or values. The old-timer who al his life and the handle. The . while crushing past them, Schools tommorrow there will be suchfaut the tiger of time, driven in humiliation, degradation and disgrace into peue is made of maple Under the direction of’ Prof. John Michell. and the butt end,. Beat time with the foot at all. wellSpecial exercises as will impress upon cut wedge-shaped oblivion, can tell U just what thes words mean. , ic inserted into a marked. movements. Impression crethe children the significance of the handle of rosewood, snakew Don’t let it be sed of U that in. spite of words of admonition, in the face ood, ebony, ated that you have a musical soul. A day. ; of living xamples that wud melt a hart of flint,-U deliberately stagered } mahogany or some other. dark wood down pedal obligato invariably enhances the For many years Thanksgiving has the tarnpike of life, macadamized ‘with the credit ledgers 100 per cent vicwhich is cut to dovetail with the long enjoyment of your neighbors. 2 been observed throughout our coun Will be held, when handsome prizes tims. “No! we wad see U way up in.onor, welth, while still in the springtime of try part. The best cues are fitted to the, Hum every (Wednesday Ev'ng, Nov. 23.) Notice to Taxpayers, A Prize Waltz . By will be awarded by a committee to the life; not standing in the dreary, melancholy regret of “what mite hav ben.” ~ ear-catching melody. a8 a national holiday. ‘The Presi dent handle or butt end by means of a Impression confirmed. that you know of the Uuit ed States and the Governdouble best lady and gentleman dancers. wedge. At the top of the cue procla= is a ferrule of Ivory, bone or horn, in THE TAXES ON ALL MUSIC BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. Come and see our Goods. Everything bears full ors of the States issue a like son remarks that he didn’t pay to heat mation. These proclamations exhort which the leather tip pers onal prop erty secu red by is fastened. Alyou sing, reply, “Then, sir, you have the Y . THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED. value and to spare, on our prices. people to ‘suspend their usual busithough the jzory ferrule is the most real estate, and one-half of the that into thebargain” =. THINK ITOVER . expensive, if is less durable than the taxes on all real property was ADMISSION: selves in their respeqtive places of worhorn or bone ferrule, which are less due on the Second Monday breaks. Impression created that you ship, in Per Couple._ ive seh aecuee vs. $1.00 to render thanks: to Almighty likely to split. Start convulsively whenever a, string ness on that day, and to assemble them i ee at October, 1898 ee ee 25 Cts} , and becomes for his manifold blessings. It will The latest pattern cue is made in two Follow up the the start with “the rebe seen this deli isa Christian holiday, and pieces and joined nque on nt the Last MonSpectators in Galiery: Gentlemen 50 in the middie: It mark that really those fellows ought what ever individual opinion or belief may be unscre day in Nov emb er thereafter, cents; Ladies 25 cents. wed, and can be carried . to pay ahalf-penny niore and get good may be, we clai m to be a Christian nain that way have a musical ear, s God in a trunk or dressingat 6 o’clock p. m., and unless strings. Impression created that you tion. es case or in cases made for that purpaid prior A Liberal Reward have-a knowledge of the market value thereto, 15 per cent Being a festival day, somewhat like pose. The extra workmanship on cues WIL, BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF of .cat-gut. will be adde d Christmas, it has been made a day of is put to the amou nt a Horse belonging to the undersigned in on the butt ends, some of’ that disa: Smile knowingly_when-“the water good cheer all throug the h land, a day which are elaborately inlaid and delithereof, and if said one-half gets into the meter” of the horns, Imfor family reunions,.a day for miniscately carved. Handles of cork and be mot paid before the Last} pression that you have a musical ear trations. to the poor and unfortunate. plain wood covered with liren twine Monday in Apri l, 1899, at 6 confirmed, for only a thoroughly The evening befor e Thanksgiving day are among the most popular. o’clock p. m., an additional 5 Nevada City, Nov. 19, 1898. trained listener can detect any margin many thousand turk eys will, through “People have their fads and fancies on the tone of the horn, per cent will be added thereto. : the benevolence of loving givers, be in the way of billiard cues,” says a Do not commit the indiscretion of sent to families who rarely can afford manufacturer, “and in order to satisfy 7 The remaining one-half of the applauding,~‘ such luxuries. ; them we have to make all sorts and taxes on real property will be Leave your seat as soon as the last In many of the schools the custom kinds of sticks, all weights, all lengths, payable on and after the First Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental piece has begun. Retreating at this of doing somethin for Music, g the needy and and ranging in price from 35 cents to Monday in Januar DESCRIPTIOHay N horse, bow neck,. \LMER. ite City Hall three doors indry, » day or night, hone, West h. 2 J. R. DAVIS, a the Best QUALITY of Good Fors the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ee CASH’ GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; y, 1899,and $35.” Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Has the Best{Quality of Goods. will be delinq uent on the Last Visits City, Grass Valley and other Many billiard players will not allow . Aprilva next therepurpose rtions Nevada of Nevada liteness, remain to the close.— Ex. county weekly for the Monday Same purpose. In most localities the another person os in oF lnetrumting Detiie ac thac cee to use their cues, and forenoon is given -to Thanksgiving exfor the use of these iomes. after, at 6 o’clock p. m., and For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete. particular players Try our Mustard in bul k—25c. per quart. Will sell you A Suspicious Find. ercises and the afternoon and evening cues are made from apply to the Professor, either by letteror unless which paid the prior thereto ) 5 personally, tops Yesterday aft@fnoon Mrs. John Kisto social festivities. It at.his homein North San Juan or any quantity you want. would be well. may be unscrewed, leaving the cues per cent will be added to the the Union Hotel. Nevada City Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. tle found in her yard a valise containif neither of these was neglected. with unfinished points and useless. amount thereof. As early as 1621, Governor Bradford: . “What is true of ing among other things a motley colPim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. the cue is equally lectioi oF kava” aid lena od’ of of the New England Colonies, began . true of the bowling All taxes may be paid at ball,” says another atenk wae h ¥ ad sis ; seg me ki of ' with his people the observance of this DOUGLASS BUTTER, the time the first installment man, “dnd FOR SALE. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. uch as is used for unlocking day, and in 1623 it is recorded that the . splinter there would be fewer warped, ed and cracked: bowling balls if is due if so desired. spring locks. The finder turned the Indian chief time cheers the performers and adds aiflicted is being cultivated , and in the pleasure to those who, with false pochurches collections are made for the MRS. B. LUTZ’S HOTEL Massasvit, with ninety the wood from which they are made property over to officer Kilroy who traced the ownership to Wm. Holbrook. other Indians, joined with the whites . had more seasoning.” ty Treasury on Broad street, On Broad Street will be sold i He further ascertained that one of the in the observance. These balls are all made from lignum In 1631, Governor Winthrop of Masvitae, and range in price at a bargain. The Hotel i keys would open the front door of Wm. from $2 up. Nevada City, Cal. 2 ; ,. Sachusetts, appointed a day of fasting Weight and size are doinga good business, it is B. f. SNELL, determin ed by the Ge betes a gis and prayer, the occasion being that the player, . and for that reason four or five Tax Collect or,jone of the best locations in the stictehonas belonging to Mr. Rich. food supply was so short that the colo-. sizes are always provided at well furNevada City, November 21, 1898. . this City. ards. Holbrook . admitted the uaa. nists feared starvation. Just before; nished alleys. Since bowling has beahi. Oe the groperty, aud explainaa the day appointed, February 2d, a) come popular it is the proper thing for that he tana some of the ks : hil ship arrived, loaded with provisions,. a player to have his own individual v8, woue . and the fast day was changed to one‘ of ball, and a-large others of them he had made some business is being done time ago in trying to fit one tothe door of thanksgiving. by manufacturers in extra finished There seems to have been no regular . articles in that line. the saloon now conducted by Lammon Cases made of: observance of the day, yet the people . canvas and leather are used Brothers. . for these: who in the mother country had obballs. The popular eee size is twentyserved Good Friday as a fast-day and . seven inches in Restraining Dam. circumference and the and the various other concomitants Christmas as a festival, seemed to deprice about $3. C, E. Pike a few days ago finished a of the Thanksgiving feast must be mand something to take their place, prepared. In my stock of Foreign . restraining dam that for some time he for the Puritans were much averse to and Domestic Groceries can be found had been engaged in building in Rabbit all the choice and dainty articles necobserving these days. creek, Plumas county, about half a essary for the kitchen or table. Between 1775 and 1782, the Contimile below the town of La Porte. It nental Congress appoint Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Flaed eight is a heavy structure, being forty ‘feet . thanksgiving days; that is, they recomFinally It Broke Inwardly vorings, Bulk Mince Meat, high in the breast and two hundred mended that the executive heads, the feet in length on top, from bank to Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, and Discharged : Governors of the State governments, bank. The dam is intended to restrain Everyth first-cla ss: ing should issue proclamations asking peothe tailings from the La Porte Gold Trouble Began With Dyspepsia ple to observe the day. Gravel Mining Company’sclaim. and Impure Blood Prices For Excellent Qualites Washington, as General-of the army, Simcoe Chapman of Chicago is presiAre Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? issued two thanksgiving proclamations dent of the company. for the army, one in 1777-and--one—in Thorough Course of Hood’s Sarsa——— oo parilia Completely Cures. 1778. In 1789, as President, he apInspecting Dams. There is danger in impure blood. pointed November 26th a day for Hubert Vischer of the Debris Comgeneral thanksgiving throughout the . ;Disease and suffering are surely comCOMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. ing to those who neglect this threatenmission is inspecting restraining dams Union. This was the first Nationa ing symptom. Read this: : in Plumas county. On Sunday he rethanksgiving day. : Gilliam, Missouri. turned to Quincy from a visit to mines ~~ ee = “C.1I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: in the vicinity of Spanish Ranch, and The Choosing of Cigars. **Gentlemen:—My troubles began with on to Nelson Point, intending to make One of the most absurd fads of the nervous headaches, which would last an examination of one or two mining cigar trade is that of color in reference me for two or three days. The doctors pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but properties in that neighborhood. Mr. to Havanas. The idea prevails that they could not do anything for me, and Vischer’s headquarters at present are at color is indicative of strength. It isno advised a change of location. At the age Quincy. such thing. A light or medium colored of 55 a tumor formed on my spine, which —— 4-080 —— cigar is not necessarily mild or medium Was Very Painful Giving a Show Under Difficulties. in flavor, for the simple reason that the ‘but did not rise or discharge. The doctor At Grass Valley last evening the color refers to the outside wrapper only, thought best to cut it out, but I objected. LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Shaw Company began its week’s enwhich in itself is of very thin substance, It finally broke and discharged a gréat gagement by playing in the big tent. and in quantity is very small propordeal. The doctors said they could do The Union of this morning says: “The tion to the other materials that make nothing for it. Then the tumor began to tent was quite comfortable, but in up the cigar. Asa matter of fact, the rise inwardly and discharge. I read much Where you will find the @@VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of places jt leaks slightly and should it fillers and bunch wrappers will deterabout cures by Hooed’s Sarsaparilla and all--THE LOWEST PRICES. storm tonight the troupe will appear mine the body or strength of the cigar. thought I-would try it. Before I had finished taking one bottle I was much in Lord’s hall.” The actual strength or otherwise of the relieved. I continued the use of Hood’s mien age gs oN So inner body of the cigar—viz: fillers and Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles I Thanksgiving Treats. -bunch wrappers—is too often an unwas entirely cured. Iam now well, have known quantity. It is quite true that a good appetite and feel that I owe my “ aud varied assortment of Thanksgiva statement. may be made that these life to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.”” W. D. ForE. ing groceries, including all the up-topart are so-and-so or a mixture of this pe MEMEMEN ENS yasyacyneynes ne peryatencyng AE EVE RENENNS YSUEUENES SRENREN RENE ENS RE EE eS date delicacies that go to make a feast and that and give a certain ash, etc, parilla worthy of the day. A visit to their but this explains nothing. Not only Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, Store will well repay any housekeeper are there various. gradés of the Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. who-is in~ search —of the—nicest—and same-tobacco.in relation toquality, but Hood’s Pills ji, harmoniously with freshest goods. there are alsoa variety of grades Taxes payable at the Coun a Them. Handsome Bedroom Sets Tt. lay. Freshness, Primeness and Fair At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. _ Fine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. Make No Mistake, Ladies. bs PHIL. G.SCADDEN, Grocer, — VO. est in the ~ Largest Display! Manager. . cling Men. Hood's ‘ant (CURES 188 + — : a 2N 4 e° Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt Again Proves ‘that determine strength. With the ‘Paid His Fine. excetion that certain tobaceos have 50 CENTS A STOMACH TROUBLE. Its Great Curative Power. WEEK: Captain J. W. Morrill was taken bevarying degrees of body or otherwise, a this moraing . mild, medium or full cigar is largely a and pleading guilty to the charge of . matter of chance, Rooms For Rent. / Three furnished rooms are offered fofr drunkenness was fined $5. He paid! rent, with use of kitchen, Man and wife A New Storage Reservor. the fine promptly. fore Justice Holbrook s. Modern rough wee — nil ada City E. daily. "Bus will n Nevada following a. m., 2, 5 ‘5 a.m., 1, y part of 8, Pe eave nge Hotel. D, Prop. preferred. = Tuesday Night’s Big Fight. og made in coniosed the eon the Pa . WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, BIS Gynen Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. . Prices Astonishingly Low. Watch Our Windows for Bargains. ‘The Corbett-Sbarkey fight in Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the Apply to Mrs. R. Holland, East nl4-lw vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when. all the organs have sufficient strength to The Sou h Yuba Water Company has/ Broad Street, purchased 640 acres of land from the New. Gold liun .Ditch & Mining Company, Dancing School, Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemen’s York on ‘Tuesday evening will be re-. the land covering the upper end of danging school at Odd Fellows hall every ceived and posted by rounds at the Summit rye ss mage sig epee. Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday Nati ‘bar. Ni i i} ; station. e Sou a ple nights; private lessons at hall or your own bea served. do their work. Al] a are invited. — ee 2t cee owned the lower end of this valley for a house. nil : number of years. They propose to Fine Fat Young Turkeys,_ For Rent. 7 construct a large reservoir—on this site A nicely furnished Honse for rent, in good to.ho!d upwards of 200,000 inches of Raffle going one very night at Lamlocation. Inquire of Frank Miller. mon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. water, which, with other contemplated improvements, willincrease their total For Rent taal nl9-tf storage capacity of water to over one Nicely furnished rooms for-house keeping + ee . milliou miner’s inches. : on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Mrs. H. C. Mills. W. D. LONG, it not? Now, Dr. Saniden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with 7 vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. DR. A. T. derful consti; = 7 Attorney and Counselor :t Law, > / : LAF. 'AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 3, 1898, NDEN—Dear Sir: I ha ve used your Belt for one month and have derived : from ‘ered from general health <fact, my mans eens was Sensvery edema te T bave not had any of truly, catarrh of the stomach, weak back and or. I bad taken lots of medicine with your ney peg! prove, and now eel entirely cured, Cerraier choos got the Belt. Of course, I recommend it highly. JOHN C, LUCAS. ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. i Is , , illa is the For the best in Suit “coa 's—H ibbi Over the ePine tt,valu stresetand ble. tailo r. . the Sar besttrou AND PINE STsS., medi sap ar cineHood’ monsey can buy. n15-6¢. O FFICE—COR. up stairs, NevaBROAD da City. . THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. ; Ask your Grocerfor Saura’s New Nevada County Directory. Took its Departure. Crop Prunes. If he has vot got them Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean Loomis, Cal. Nov. 9, 1898. come to Wa. H. Surra’s Grocery SToRE be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Mrs. Jennie May of this place’states Apply to F. E.BROWN, Transcript office. and you will find plenty. 031 W. H. Suira. that she had some kind of rash on her 2Oe $8 body, but since taking Hood’s SarsaAlways the Best, 4 parila she has seen no symptoms of tel EO That is reasonable, is b CAL. THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF —. Fall # Winter Millinery Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s JSE, & -For $17.50 TURKEY WITH MINCE PIE A TumorFormed soc Corset a G . ® it is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without it. If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging and ‘ try it. Read Dr. Sanden’s book, ‘‘ Three Classes of Men,’? fre. ie Neate GQOOOHOO O© — © It Is a Pleasire BE ABLE TO © TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at © very short © © © © S intervals: The present stock is made up. of goods which are new, having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected 4 lot 6f 8© BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and ‘splendid color and many other precious stones of very attractive appearance © © LUETJE & BRAND, © Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. © ©@OO0O0 000800000 Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are rot at all high on these articles. ¢ & something. 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= Producing ®. So old by ie Package, — n stomach oh -dis. rshall, Mich, ee THE TRANSC . ABR OUTI‘THA PNKSG TIVIN ,G DAY.) nahn TUESDAY.. -21.2..NOV, 22, 1898, A Season of Rest and Worship That Saetodihass” salons on mm Ha ct cs, Soni . Ret Pirs e th d . Splendi d Woo opporta d nity one get a fine bird eas : We Will Enjoy. ~ __Well-S Gdis forit Good CONCERT BTIQUETTR, the people of Nevada county an appe e Articles, ‘. for Thanksgiving. + a eee _ Speaking of the workingofbilliard _. To Be Sola coe at Cost, cues, an old saloon THANKSGIVING BALL) jo secivenar 8 = Some Useful Hints Upon Good Style! on Thursday next, you My Trimmed Hats, and everything in ARMORYHALL, ~ . and they will trom leave it for hours against a stove and stock, will be sold at cost, as Tam retheir hearts return thanks to the NEVADA CITY, ~ at Musical Fonctions, then’ throw it into asnowbank. To tiring from the Millinery business. Giver of —— very night tii) . The rains that have fallen will give ; tite for their turkey. and other g00d er says: “A ies . well-made cue will not warp if All Blessings. SRE. makea good one, however, you must Arrive late. Impression created that All public buildings and offices will havea piece of thoroughly seasoned . you dine at a highly fashionable hour. be-closed for the day, and the schools THANKSGIVING“EYE, The Very Latest. maple, it must be cut properly and re take a vacation, in then it can’t be made to warp.” Do not apologize to the simple peowill everywhe i& Racker Srore. . . A single motiv prompts thes lines. We want ur bisnes. To be prospers Beauty Pins in different styles at ple who have come at the advertised many places, as at this city, not reconnever own a ledger (or, more trathfully, a ledger never own U,) so if the day of Most cues Leutje are made & Brand’s in‘ . two’ pieces, time, and on whose toes you tread Vening till next n7-tf Monday. In some the cue proper adversity cums U will have the coin or values. The old-timer who al his life and the handle. The . while crushing past them, Schools tommorrow there will be suchfaut the tiger of time, driven in humiliation, degradation and disgrace into peue is made of maple Under the direction of’ Prof. John Michell. and the butt end,. Beat time with the foot at all. wellSpecial exercises as will impress upon cut wedge-shaped oblivion, can tell U just what thes words mean. , ic inserted into a marked. movements. Impression crethe children the significance of the handle of rosewood, snakew Don’t let it be sed of U that in. spite of words of admonition, in the face ood, ebony, ated that you have a musical soul. A day. ; of living xamples that wud melt a hart of flint,-U deliberately stagered } mahogany or some other. dark wood down pedal obligato invariably enhances the For many years Thanksgiving has the tarnpike of life, macadamized ‘with the credit ledgers 100 per cent vicwhich is cut to dovetail with the long enjoyment of your neighbors. 2 been observed throughout our coun Will be held, when handsome prizes tims. “No! we wad see U way up in.onor, welth, while still in the springtime of try part. The best cues are fitted to the, Hum every (Wednesday Ev'ng, Nov. 23.) Notice to Taxpayers, A Prize Waltz . By will be awarded by a committee to the life; not standing in the dreary, melancholy regret of “what mite hav ben.” ~ ear-catching melody. a8 a national holiday. ‘The Presi dent handle or butt end by means of a Impression confirmed. that you know of the Uuit ed States and the Governdouble best lady and gentleman dancers. wedge. At the top of the cue procla= is a ferrule of Ivory, bone or horn, in THE TAXES ON ALL MUSIC BY GOYNE’S OROHESTRA. Come and see our Goods. Everything bears full ors of the States issue a like son remarks that he didn’t pay to heat mation. These proclamations exhort which the leather tip pers onal prop erty secu red by is fastened. Alyou sing, reply, “Then, sir, you have the Y . THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED. value and to spare, on our prices. people to ‘suspend their usual busithough the jzory ferrule is the most real estate, and one-half of the that into thebargain” =. THINK ITOVER . expensive, if is less durable than the taxes on all real property was ADMISSION: selves in their respeqtive places of worhorn or bone ferrule, which are less due on the Second Monday breaks. Impression created that you ship, in Per Couple.._ ive seh aecuee vs. $1.00 to render thanks: to Almighty likely to split. Start convulsively whenever a, string ness on that day, and to assemble them i ee at October, 1898 ee ee 25 Cts} , and becomes for his manifold blessings. It will The latest pattern cue is made in two Follow up the the start with “the rebe seen this deli isa Christian holiday, and pieces and joined nque on nt the Last MonSpectators in Galiery: Gentlemen 50 in the middie: It mark that really those fellows ought what ever individual opinion or belief may be unscre day in Nov emb er thereafter, cents; Ladies 25 cents. wed, and can be carried . to pay ahalf-penny niore and get good may be, we clai m to be a Christian nain that way have a musical ear, s God in a trunk or dressingat 6 o’clock p. m., and unless strings. Impression created that you tion. es case or in cases made for that purpaid prior A Liberal Reward have-a knowledge of the market value thereto, 15 per cent Being a festival day, somewhat like pose. The extra workmanship on cues WIL, BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF of .cat-gut. will be adde d Christmas, it has been made a day of is put to the amou nt a Horse belonging to the undersigned in on the butt ends, some of’ that disa: Smile knowingly_when-“the water good cheer all throug the h land, a day which are elaborately inlaid and delithereof, and if said one-half gets into the meter” of the horns, Imfor family reunions,.a day for miniscately carved. Handles of cork and be mot paid before the Last} pression that you have a musical ear trations. to the poor and unfortunate. plain wood covered with liren twine Monday in Apri l, 1899, at 6 confirmed, for only a thoroughly The evening befor e Thanksgiving day are among the most popular. o’clock p. m., an additional 5 Nevada City, Nov. 19, 1898. trained listener can detect any margin many thousand turk eys will, through “People have their fads and fancies on the tone of the horn, per cent will be added thereto. : the benevolence of loving givers, be in the way of billiard cues,” says a Do not commit the indiscretion of sent to families who rarely can afford manufacturer, “and in order to satisfy 7 The remaining one-half of the applauding,~‘ such luxuries. ; them we have to make all sorts and taxes on real property will be Leave your seat as soon as the last In many of the schools the custom kinds of sticks, all weights, all lengths, payable on and after the First Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental piece has begun. Retreating at this of doing somethin for Music, g the needy and and ranging in price from 35 cents to Monday in Januar DESCRIPTIOHay N horse, bow neck,. \LMER. ite City Hall three doors indry, » day or night, hone, West h. 2 J. R. DAVIS, a the Best QUALITY of Good Fors the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ee CASH’ GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; y, 1899,and $35.” Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Has the Best{Quality of Goods. will be delinq uent on the Last Visits City, Grass Valley and other Many billiard players will not allow . Aprilva next therepurpose rtions Nevada of Nevada liteness, remain to the close.— Ex. county weekly for the Monday Same purpose. In most localities the another person os in oF lnetrumting Detiie ac thac cee to use their cues, and forenoon is given -to Thanksgiving exfor the use of these iomes. after, at 6 o’clock p. m., and For particulars as to terms of tuition, ete. particular players Try our Mustard in bul k—25c. per quart. Will sell you A Suspicious Find. ercises and the afternoon and evening cues are made from apply to the Professor, either by letteror unless which paid the prior thereto ) 5 personally, tops Yesterday aft@fnoon Mrs. John Kisto social festivities. It at.his homein North San Juan or any quantity you want. would be well. may be unscrewed, leaving the cues per cent will be added to the the Union Hotel. Nevada City Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. tle found in her yard a valise containif neither of these was neglected. with unfinished points and useless. amount thereof. As early as 1621, Governor Bradford: . “What is true of ing among other things a motley colPim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. the cue is equally lectioi oF kava” aid lena od’ of of the New England Colonies, began . true of the bowling All taxes may be paid at ball,” says another atenk wae h ¥ ad sis ; seg me ki of ' with his people the observance of this DOUGLASS BUTTER, the time the first installment man, “dnd FOR SALE. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. uch as is used for unlocking day, and in 1623 it is recorded that the . splinter there would be fewer warped, ed and cracked: bowling balls if is due if so desired. spring locks. The finder turned the Indian chief time cheers the performers and adds aiflicted is being cultivated , and in the pleasure to those who, with false pochurches collections are made for the MRS. B. LUTZ’S HOTEL Massasvit, with ninety the wood from which they are made property over to officer Kilroy who traced the ownership to Wm. Holbrook. other Indians, joined with the whites . had more seasoning.” ty Treasury on Broad street, On Broad Street will be sold i He further ascertained that one of the in the observance. These balls are all made from lignum In 1631, Governor Winthrop of Masvitae, and range in price at a bargain. The Hotel i keys would open the front door of Wm. from $2 up. Nevada City, Cal. 2 ; ,. Sachusetts, appointed a day of fasting Weight and size are doinga good business, it is B. f. SNELL, determin ed by the Ge betes a gis and prayer, the occasion being that the player, . and for that reason four or five Tax Collect or,jone of the best locations in the stictehonas belonging to Mr. Rich. food supply was so short that the colo-. sizes are always provided at well furNevada City, November 21, 1898. . this City. ards. Holbrook . admitted the uaa. nists feared starvation. Just before; nished alleys. Since bowling has beahi. Oe the groperty, aud explainaa the day appointed, February 2d, a) come popular it is the proper thing for that he tana some of the ks : hil ship arrived, loaded with provisions,. a player to have his own individual v8, woue . and the fast day was changed to one‘ of ball, and a-large others of them he had made some business is being done time ago in trying to fit one tothe door of thanksgiving. by manufacturers in extra finished There seems to have been no regular . articles in that line. the saloon now conducted by Lammon Cases made of: observance of the day, yet the people . canvas and leather are used Brothers. . for these: who in the mother country had obballs. The popular eee size is twentyserved Good Friday as a fast-day and . seven inches in Restraining Dam. circumference and the and the various other concomitants Christmas as a festival, seemed to deprice about $3. C, E. Pike a few days ago finished a of the Thanksgiving feast must be mand something to take their place, prepared. In my stock of Foreign . restraining dam that for some time he for the Puritans were much averse to and Domestic Groceries can be found had been engaged in building in Rabbit all the choice and dainty articles necobserving these days. creek, Plumas county, about half a essary for the kitchen or table. Between 1775 and 1782, the Contimile below the town of La Porte. It nental Congress appoint

Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Flaed eight is a heavy structure, being forty ‘feet . thanksgiving days; that is, they recomFinally It Broke Inwardly vorings, Bulk Mince Meat, high in the breast and two hundred mended that the executive heads, the feet in length on top, from bank to Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, and Discharged : Governors of the State governments, bank. The dam is intended to restrain Everyth first-cla ss: ing should issue proclamations asking peothe tailings from the La Porte Gold Trouble Began With Dyspepsia ple to observe the day. Gravel Mining Company’sclaim. and Impure Blood Prices For Excellent Qualites Washington, as General-of the army, Simcoe Chapman of Chicago is presiAre Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? issued two thanksgiving proclamations dent of the company. for the army, one in 1777-and--one—in Thorough Course of Hood’s Sarsa——— oo parilia Completely Cures. 1778. In 1789, as President, he apInspecting Dams. There is danger in impure blood. pointed November 26th a day for Hubert Vischer of the Debris Comgeneral thanksgiving throughout the . ;Disease and suffering are surely comCOMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. ing to those who neglect this threatenmission is inspecting restraining dams Union. This was the first Nationa ing symptom. Read this: : in Plumas county. On Sunday he rethanksgiving day. : Gilliam, Missouri. turned to Quincy from a visit to mines ~~ ee = “C.1I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: in the vicinity of Spanish Ranch, and The Choosing of Cigars. **Gentlemen:—My troubles began with on to Nelson Point, intending to make One of the most absurd fads of the nervous headaches, which would last an examination of one or two mining cigar trade is that of color in reference me for two or three days. The doctors pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but properties in that neighborhood. Mr. to Havanas. The idea prevails that they could not do anything for me, and Vischer’s headquarters at present are at color is indicative of strength. It isno advised a change of location. At the age Quincy. such thing. A light or medium colored of 55 a tumor formed on my spine, which —— 4-080 —— cigar is not necessarily mild or medium Was Very Painful Giving a Show Under Difficulties. in flavor, for the simple reason that the ‘but did not rise or discharge. The doctor At Grass Valley last evening the color refers to the outside wrapper only, thought best to cut it out, but I objected. LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Shaw Company began its week’s enwhich in itself is of very thin substance, It finally broke and discharged a gréat gagement by playing in the big tent. and in quantity is very small propordeal. The doctors said they could do The Union of this morning says: “The tion to the other materials that make nothing for it. Then the tumor began to tent was quite comfortable, but in up the cigar. Asa matter of fact, the rise inwardly and discharge. I read much Where you will find the @@VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of places jt leaks slightly and should it fillers and bunch wrappers will deterabout cures by Hooed’s Sarsaparilla and all--THE LOWEST PRICES. storm tonight the troupe will appear mine the body or strength of the cigar. thought I-would try it. Before I had finished taking one bottle I was much in Lord’s hall.” The actual strength or otherwise of the relieved. I continued the use of Hood’s mien age gs oN So inner body of the cigar—viz: fillers and Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles I Thanksgiving Treats. -bunch wrappers—is too often an unwas entirely cured. Iam now well, have known quantity. It is quite true that a good appetite and feel that I owe my “ aud varied assortment of Thanksgiva statement. may be made that these life to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.”” W. D. ForE. ing groceries, including all the up-topart are so-and-so or a mixture of this pe MEMEMEN ENS yasyacyneynes ne peryatencyng AE EVE RENENNS YSUEUENES SRENREN RENE ENS RE EE eS date delicacies that go to make a feast and that and give a certain ash, etc, parilla worthy of the day. A visit to their but this explains nothing. Not only Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, Store will well repay any housekeeper are there various. gradés of the Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. who-is in~ search —of the—nicest—and same-tobacco.in relation toquality, but Hood’s Pills ji, harmoniously with freshest goods. there are alsoa variety of grades Taxes payable at the Coun a Them. Handsome Bedroom Sets Tt. lay. Freshness, Primeness and Fair At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. _ Fine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. Make No Mistake, Ladies. bs PHIL. G.SCADDEN, Grocer, — VO. est in the ~ Largest Display! Manager. . cling Men. Hood's ‘ant (CURES 188 + — : a 2N 4 e° Dr. Sanden’s Electric Belt Again Proves ‘that determine strength. With the ‘Paid His Fine. excetion that certain tobaceos have 50 CENTS A STOMACH TROUBLE. Its Great Curative Power. WEEK: Captain J. W. Morrill was taken bevarying degrees of body or otherwise, a this moraing . mild, medium or full cigar is largely a and pleading guilty to the charge of . matter of chance, Rooms For Rent. / Three furnished rooms are offered fofr drunkenness was fined $5. He paid! rent, with use of kitchen, Man and wife A New Storage Reservor. the fine promptly. fore Justice Holbrook s. Modern rough wee — nil ada City E. daily. "Bus will n Nevada following a. m., 2, 5 ‘5 a.m., 1, y part of 8, Pe eave nge Hotel. D, Prop. preferred. = Tuesday Night’s Big Fight. og made in coniosed the eon the Pa . WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, BIS Gynen Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. . Prices Astonishingly Low. Watch Our Windows for Bargains. ‘The Corbett-Sbarkey fight in Dr. Sanden says that the health of the human body depends upon the Apply to Mrs. R. Holland, East nl4-lw vitality in it. Sickness or weakness of any kind is impossible when. all the organs have sufficient strength to The Sou h Yuba Water Company has/ Broad Street, purchased 640 acres of land from the New. Gold liun .Ditch & Mining Company, Dancing School, Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemen’s York on ‘Tuesday evening will be re-. the land covering the upper end of danging school at Odd Fellows hall every ceived and posted by rounds at the Summit rye ss mage sig epee. Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday Nati ‘bar. Ni i i} ; station. e Sou a ple nights; private lessons at hall or your own bea served. do their work. Al] a are invited. — ee 2t cee owned the lower end of this valley for a house. nil : number of years. They propose to Fine Fat Young Turkeys,_ For Rent. 7 construct a large reservoir—on this site A nicely furnished Honse for rent, in good to.ho!d upwards of 200,000 inches of Raffle going one very night at Lamlocation. Inquire of Frank Miller. mon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. water, which, with other contemplated improvements, willincrease their total For Rent taal nl9-tf storage capacity of water to over one Nicely furnished rooms for-house keeping + ee . milliou miner’s inches. : on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Mrs. H. C. Mills. W. D. LONG, it not? Now, Dr. Saniden’s Electric Belt fills the body every day with 7 vital strength, and nature thus aided soon overcomes disease. DR. A. T. derful consti; = 7 Attorney and Counselor :t Law, > / : LAF. 'AYETTE, Contra Costa Co., Cal., May 3, 1898, NDEN—Dear Sir: I ha ve used your Belt for one month and have derived : from ‘ered from general health <fact, my mans eens was Sensvery edema te T bave not had any of truly, catarrh of the stomach, weak back and or. I bad taken lots of medicine with your ney peg! prove, and now eel entirely cured, Cerraier choos got the Belt. Of course, I recommend it highly. JOHN C, LUCAS. ELECTRICITY A GREAT TONIC. i Is , , illa is the For the best in Suit “coa 's—H ibbi Over the ePine tt,valu stresetand ble. tailo r. . the Sar besttrou AND PINE STsS., medi sap ar cineHood’ monsey can buy. n15-6¢. O FFICE—COR. up stairs, NevaBROAD da City. . THERE ARE MANY CURES LIKE THIS. ; Ask your Grocerfor Saura’s New Nevada County Directory. Took its Departure. Crop Prunes. If he has vot got them Copies of the Nevada County Directory ean Loomis, Cal. Nov. 9, 1898. come to Wa. H. Surra’s Grocery SToRE be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Mrs. Jennie May of this place’states Apply to F. E.BROWN, Transcript office. and you will find plenty. 031 W. H. Suira. that she had some kind of rash on her 2Oe $8 body, but since taking Hood’s SarsaAlways the Best, 4 parila she has seen no symptoms of tel EO That is reasonable, is b CAL. THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF —. Fall # Winter Millinery Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s JSE, & -For $17.50 TURKEY WITH MINCE PIE A TumorFormed soc Corset a G . ® it is nature’s vital force. The body cannot live without it. If you are weak or sick you need electricity. Quit drugging and ‘ try it. Read Dr. Sanden’s book, ‘‘ Three Classes of Men,’? fre. ie Neate GQOOOHOO O© — © It Is a Pleasire BE ABLE TO © TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at © very short © © © © S intervals: The present stock is made up. of goods which are new, having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected 4 lot 6f 8© BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and ‘splendid color and many other precious stones of very attractive appearance © © LUETJE & BRAND, © Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. © ©@OO0O0 000800000 Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are rot at all high on these articles. ¢ & something. If any cantankerous per .