November 23, 1897 (4 pages)

-THE TRANSCRIPT. ; Established Sept. 6, 1869. ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. "* NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA Proprietors , BROWN & CALKINS.AUBSDAY... NOV. 23, 1897. % THAT ALL NIGHT mee The: San Francisco Examiner continues to publish each morning a whole page of opinions of the people who travel betweén Oakland and San Francisco,in regard to running boats every hour during the night. That paper knows that the project is not feasible. It simply wants to get even on, Huntington for not: paying the balance of “that $30,000 hush money. Perhaps it would have been better for him to have paid the $8,000, aud then the Examiner would.not--have--been.se--ferociousagainst the railroad. There is abou! as much sense in running the boats al' night as. there would be in the Examiner publishing an edition its usual size every hour during the night. Ii the. consensus of the public should make such a demand “Willie” Hearst’s business manager would reply: “You gotothe other place. It would bea loss to us to do such a thing.’ Our receipts for.the sale of the paper outside of certain hours would not pay for the oil used on our machines.” So it would be in the case of the ferry boats running all night. The boats are run until 12:15 midnight and after that hour respectable people are supposed to be in bed, except on some rare special occasions. The Examiner expects to force the Company to run all night boats, but if -it-hammers away till doomsday it will never succeed in its farcical clamor. It fancies if it could ac:omplish that it would then go for the city railroads to run all night, which they would not do whether there was.a night boat or not. A great many of the people who have been delayed on the overland train, not arriving at San Francisco until after 12 o’clcck, were compelled to walk to their hote.s which are a long distance from the _ ferry. Soit matters not if there are night boats, there are no cars running from the depot. What use would there be in running the boats? Every sensible person knows that the tirade is made up wholly of spite, and the Ex,aminer shows its teeth in a ridiculous manner. Only a short time ago its columns were filled with slanders .against the Spreckles family, and tke latter getting tired of it purchased the Call and retaliated on the Examiner in such a truih-telling way that that paper coward-like has sneaked into its hole and lets the Spreckles family alone. CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS. There are a number of prominent gentlemen spoken of as probable candidates for Congress on the Republicau side of the house. Among them ;} are Hon. J. M. Walling of this city, Frank D. Ryan of Sacramento, Hon. John R. Davis of Jackson and Senator Vorhiees of Sutter Creek. The latter is the only one who has commenced a contest for the position, and it is said he intends to make a strong fight for it. If Judge Walling should consent to become a candidate, however, there would hardly be a doubt about his nomination and election, for no man stands higher with the rank and flie of the Republican party in this District than he. In every position’ he has filled he has proven himself thoroughly competent and has been a credit to his constituents. No man is more thorTIED COWS TO THE TRACK. Florida Farmee’s Plan to Get Rich by Beating the Railroads. The Louisville and Nashville railroad has retently uncovered a clever but old fashioned scheme of tobbery which has puzzled its detectives for two years. Jackson county, Fla., raises a few cattle, but it isn't a Texas ranch by a great in this county seem to have cultivated the Louisville and Nashville. The namber of cows kiiled on that line in thix county exceeds anything in the history of the road. Detective Watts has been looking up the previous condition of servitude of these numerous’ valuable sacrifices t engines and has discovered a plot whick has cost the company thousands é6f dol lars. The man who conceived and executed this coup is J.D. i tilly. Hei an artist. It was Stilly’s idea-to scoui the country adjoiving the railroad and buy up all the lume, halt ahd blind cattle to be had. An old cow is worth about $1.50. Stilly would purchase these attenuated creatures and drive them to his farm. . What he did with. them.the.nei road people ,began an investigation. Then Stilly took to theswamps. The detective discovered that the cows which the slow Florida trains were killing all belonged to the tribe of ‘‘has beens,’’ and that in every case in the courts the deceased milkers were paid for as thoroughbred animals, which are not any too common in Jackson county. The detective sought out the man who could own so many. He discovered a farm full of cripples, and then he set a watch on Stilly. A few nights after that Stilly led a poor old cow down to the tracks, tied her securely to the cross ties, and then waited while a through The usual claim followed, Next. day Watts went on a hunt for Stilly, found him in a swamp, and brought him to jail.—Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette. Signs, The melancholy dars are here. The signs are everywhere. The woodland leaves are turning-sear And fiutiering through the air. The cricket chit ps its mournful lay Beneath the windew sill. The buckwheat fleid is turning gray Upon the distant hill. A dreamy silence seems to spread O’er ail the countryside. The ficwers that bloomed, alas, are dead, Tneir petals scattered wide. Bui e’en without such signs as these— The bilis immersed in haze, The turning leaves upon the trees— We'd recs-gnize the days. For now the agile college ‘‘men,”’ With hanks of hair to spare, Are on the campuses again Anda raising hades there. They're hoistivg flags and rushing canes, And also hazing some, And elsewhere showing that their brains Continue out of plumb. —Cleveland Leader. deal. For two years past all the cattle’ neither -knéw nor vsared until the rail. zs train swept her into kingdom come. . Re eee ble invariably in advance. Rooms For Rent. this office. nl8-lw Prunes, Raisins 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. 17-lw Huuse For Rent. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. None Lut perianent tenant need apply. m4-tf ; M. L. & D. MARSH. Agents Wanted. On commission or salary. Call at E. Baldridge’s house, East Broad street. M. Ktnzux, 029-1m General Agent. 50 CENTS A WEEK. HEL LO! @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month PayaTwo nice sunny furnished rooms: for rent. Electric lights; bathroom, etc. Enquire at . —AT— Armory Hall, A Grand Basket Social e AT WASHINGTON « —ON— Saturday Rvening, Noy. 27th To assist in tuising funds with which’ to construct a TELEPHONE LINE Between Nevada City Woduesay Evening, Hoy, 24th, —BY— Hydraulic Parlor He use For Rent. A two-story house on Sacramento street with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for two families. Free water. Inquire at this office. ; 018-tf Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in ruse in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at averyjlow price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 858.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 same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. s8-tf Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City, Cal. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, TRANSORIPL BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Are You Satisfi after trying al FOLEY’S are the best, being Fresh Tons of Candy for Christmas. > pet . Desert Deer! Beto) es Dea fren] Beer] Se EE LE ES TS SE ES eee Fine French Candy, Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, CRANGZS, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. ed 1 others, that CANDIES , Pure and Wholesome? ; far] = FOLEY, the Conf Wet ET ES AS ES 2) ioner, Ccmmercial St. No STAL POooesooooeos policy is to buy One price to all, ment and prompt oughly versed in the wants of the people, and if nominated and elected he. would prove the very best man ever! sent from this or any other district in California. His many friends are ur. gent about his becoming a candidate, . but in response to all appeals made to him he has stated that it is too early to think of the matter. So no one knows whether he will be a candidate or not. es bs — Grove’s TasTELEss CHILL Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and . Llood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m ~@e > Turkey Raffle Tonight. Several hundred turkeys will be raffled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they are disposed of. — tf ae elle Ld failsto Cure. 2b5c. -_ oOo es —— New Goods. 84-6m \ Heinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled Salmon Trout 20 cents each. Salt Mackeral 5 and 10 cents each. A. Wo tr. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. M y THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell . At the Lowest Prices. . ()2FICB—LONES BUILDING, COR. COME Goons. and Washington. . ror the Benefit — The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund. TICKETS, = = $1 50, Just Received A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases. see Floor Director. E. B. POWER. Floor Managers. J. C. Nilon, James. F. Colley, Fred. E. Brown, Oscar Barker, E. J. Baker, Geo. Dunster Jr., J. McClusky, L. Walling Charles Woerner, F. T. Nilon, J.J. Hanley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J. M. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. : Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. F. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. Schmidt, George Adair, 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. Soods for the Holiday : George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, ‘99 4 f L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G. ScadGrade Arriving Dd. aly, den, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brack. ett, F. Worthington, B. Bost, B. Daniels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. John Richards, H. Brand, Dr. C. W. Chapman: Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. i. S : Tickets ‘per oouple. 2.2.53. .2 =” Agency for Buttedick Patterns. BELG PAGOb cece cust cae There will be first-class Music By Goyne’s Orchestra. The Floor Will be Canvased. i ; 66 Cash Works Wonders.’’ eee Se. ; ae THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLis , Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Harness and Saddlery me JAIIES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hote: has established the fo! Feet PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Single Harness ..,. ‘ Double Harness Frames Made to Order. THE « Cottage Organ "42 The Chicazo 35. 10 . Has attained a standard of excellence which ad26 -mits of ro superior. ao . It contains every improvement that inventive 150! senius, skill and money can pro:tuce. These excellent Grgans are celebrated for vol7B . ume, quulity of tone, qnick response, variety of 25 ' combination, artistic design, beauty. in finish > 38 réact construction, making them the most at1.00; stactive, ornamental and desirable organs for 50 . homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, ete 25 . hips. Pare vereseseesees Peeecccege Gall Cure, per. box Oe ceerrvenves Peeters eree . ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, . UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, J. M. WALLING, SKILLED WORKMEN } ees BEST MATERIAL, Attorney : at : Law, . COMBINED. MAKE THIS ORZICE TILLEY BUILDING, COR, BROAD . and Pine steeete. Nevada Oity. iTHE POPULAR ORGAN. semegee . i I. L. BOWMAN. 5. P. SHAW . SHAW & BOWMAN, . OOKs ANC FIANO OOLs courte ous treatdelivery, . . PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, : ' Commercial Street, Nevada City. { cA Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” . Remember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main . $'¢ {nfriuged. or if you ure cha ged with tr st her et ieanienuadisaminae ie) That is why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved harvester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor; time and material-saving machines peculiar has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife friend, the Calendar Clock Safe dees It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh and pure, withTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,. OUt waste ; promotes cleanliness, order and punctuality in 1 All Draggists refund the money if it. the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is! Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . gifior ee. ornamental. It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s office, ' TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. . purpose of instructing pupils at their ROGERS & LINSCOTT. to his calling. The one who be denied the aid of her nea Call and see us. Wewill make your visit a and we willadvise you the course ‘to HORSESHOER. zz ‘First-Class Horseshoer ". INSTRICTION Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street. Catalogues and Price Lists on application. Nevada City, Cal. is . eo NEVADA CITY, . City on account of my wife’s ill ‘health, and will . stock, which consists of the most Stylish goods in 09 TASGIAG BIL HOLD ONT HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money. until. -you: have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. We 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 ’ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing < » Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. dren’s BLACK HOSE. . Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Just received, a*fine line-of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil= TRA TRLEPHON RAAT HE TUES#AY.. ‘ =— A. Youthfu Mr. Anthony Hc author of “The Pr proves, on the ck which his visit to thi yielding, no less att han as.a writer. Mr. Hawkins is nov bld. He began life a i892 he made a vig sessful canvass for “Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. , , iE Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at .25 cents, Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ¢ Cuffs, 20 cents, 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest Styles, 20 cents, All at bee COMMERCIAL, STREET. : La :)'3 le ce en an Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. Retiring From Business. Jess than coat elect Pty for the Ladies to buy goods at I have concluded to sell out my business in Nevada sell myMillinery, Dry and Fancy CAPES AND. JACKETS, fag Go enoape tn Te ese soll at a eageifoo, "Au pean eeey wish proof safe for sale. We have lots of shoes and fireprice. For particulars inquire of on hand that will be sold: at any . L. LUBECK, Nevada City. P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. Goods, < a an A SIV PLE STATEMENT When you make up your mind to buy some new furniture for your home, which, by the way, needs it badly don't fail to call and examine the display at JAMES KINKEAD’S connercta SH STORES eee 900000 CASH S Which contains all the latest novel: best stock of house furnishings to bet ore county, consisting of Bed Bed. Lounges, Rockers, tures, etc., and as cheap as other store in town; that’s > S—~<f. = “Sw When You Need Furniture ° eoececeececone DON’ t Forget the Pface. = a>$—< 2 : Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly, ‘ 2 , $ He: Tie Para See nee "3 The Plaza Store<m_— FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly suppli extensive and polled with am 3 FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY . Chicago Cottage Organ Go. PATENTS! EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY. DON: . THOS. S. FORD, Pension, Land and Attorney and Counselor at Law, THE GROTTO, _ tudian Depredation mereial and.Pine streets. STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. YOPMAYOP JAAP AAA VPP ALP All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give us a Trial Order. . <UL Luu POPTTPLUAYTELUAYPPLGLTEP JUAPP JUL PTT MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors OLAINMs. t NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS . . eeceenad . U obtained; interferences conducted; g celal . and designs regis‘ered. ; _ Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits . Ss a # s i It : = Ha Sg in any United States Court. . tea Bee ave an invention, send us a sketch. a pec a y‘ul raph or smail model tugether with a . brief description of ‘he mest important features pursue, he sure . . ' tiont: . 2 = ! i -Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars fa nitont: trade-marks, vopy-rights, annie . wm pleasant one, : If yoware iv pursession of patents and t street, Nevada City. , fringement, Sateals the matter to ua ‘ Habieopinion. jt a te National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASGINGTORN, Doel. _ FRED T. BROWN, Ut Pu Sah ip, Queen Lily Soap The Only inthe city. Special attention paid to Interfering RS Tee Pinaet Laundry Soap in the MarHardware, Iron, Steel, Aisne cones foul, mover , movements of horses. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orchestral ecrtioue ht pas my 7 ae Ye Washes Without Rubbing and d in. J. R. DAVIS,. jure thee est, Famnily Wash : ‘ one in tiree to four hours. a on of twelve years of age can doa washing Music, soap. ot! BEWARE OF IMITATI my hee = Le ONS.@F own Pruning Shears, Garden H thes, The eine and does not” in. dows, Screens, Wire Netting, ete. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, @ barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to €xamine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental ¢ Ceiling for interior work, tal, Steel Complete Stock of ad Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery; Lawn Mowe: ; Scythes, Grass Hooks, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, WinSpecial attention ‘given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for : pene ‘ putting on Steel Roofing and for [ies oni {Made in San Francisce,. ornamental work in tin o . Roofing andq . epply all at his ae Ask your dealer for it and thus help build . Bethe ‘on ‘Hotel, jevada i wp . home ind istry. i . . t galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, J. Moraan, Sec’ Oy HENRY NETS flarliament. It’ is an hile he is visiting in merican magazine w bn of.a sequel to the Bgreat success. Mi December will cor iapters of “Rupert o nda novel which ry of the love and a if Rassendyll and he story has been il fare’s by the author’ larles Dana Gibson. ————_--+-9@eo; Christmas With The Christmas Lad s how the .Germa: © Empress and th end Christmas Day fen. The article ic Bgel von Brawe, a1 burt, who was perm: mt at tHe celebratio: [order to write this : ires were made “o: yproved by the Emp : + ewe Re-opening . Messrs. Schuster . bthard and Champi nies who recentl elhi mine near Co mme men at work bd road in conditi he boarding house. ost in re-opening tl Athin a short time e B full blast. A. 8. Bi if operations. + 2 Be Thanksgivi: . The thoughtful . preparing for her Th: She should not forge s doing this it w trouble and vexation Gaylord’s store whe the fine display of te can get many valuah . (CararrH IN THE H Some and disgusting ntirely.cured by at ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilla _purifier. pen . . Hoop’s Pris cure che, .indigestion, ruggists. 25c. ———__——_+ oo N. S. G W 4 ‘The regular meet Parlor, No. 56, N.S. ( ‘this evening and a ful sired, By order, E. B Pine G Van Camp’s Mace Fin cans, and Van Cz the finest goods in sale by P. G. Sca ‘street. Agt. Woodle Turkey The finest lot of Tv > to this city will b . evening at the Fre Commercial street. Segtrer ee Fo Cure a Co! Take ‘Laxative Bron » All Druggists refu: ' fails t6 Cure. 25e. Fifty Dolla The.above reward . formation leading t viction’of the perso . , Schmidt with a . -night’s fire on Nove E, A. TompE: ‘ Ricuarp: Eppy, ©) ope UNION :— Siain Street, — Ree Hotel / Harry Arnott, Ce William Case, W George Wright, Heury Kohler, E. McCalla,. J.™M, Williams, § Hi. Jenkins, Bloc B. Wetson, San } Mrs. Sooy, 4 J. pring Son H. Gillan, J. Laughlin, Cit ¥red Brown, “ M. A: Murcbie, “ ™eorge Hapema! Ei ot

-THE TRANSCRIPT. ; Established Sept. 6, 1869. ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. "* NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO. CALIFORNIA Proprietors , BROWN & CALKINS.AUBSDAY...... NOV. 23, 1897. % THAT ALL NIGHT mee The: San Francisco Examiner continues to publish each morning a whole page of opinions of the people who travel betweén Oakland and San Francisco,in regard to running boats every hour during the night. That paper knows that the project is not feasible. It simply wants to get even on, Huntington for not: paying the balance of “that $30,000 hush money. Perhaps it would have been better for him to have paid the $8,000, aud then the Examiner would..not--have--been.se--ferociousagainst the railroad. There is abou! as much sense in running the boats al' night as. there would be in the Examiner publishing an edition its usual size every hour during the night. Ii the. consensus of the public should make such a demand “Willie” Hearst’s business manager would reply: “You gotothe other place. It would bea loss to us to do such a thing.’ Our receipts for.the sale of the paper outside of certain hours would not pay for the oil used on our machines.” So it would be in the case of the ferry boats running all night. The boats are run until 12:15 midnight and after that hour respectable people are supposed to be in bed, except on some rare special occasions. The Examiner expects to force the Company to run all night boats, but if -it-hammers away till doomsday it will never succeed in its farcical clamor. It fancies if it could ac:omplish that it would then go for the city railroads to run all night, which they would not do whether there was.a night boat or not. A great many of the people who have been delayed on the overland train, not arriving at San Francisco until after 12 o’clcck, were compelled to walk to their hote.s which are a long distance from the _ ferry. Soit matters not if there are night boats, there are no cars running from the depot. What use would there be in running the boats? Every sensible person knows that the tirade is made up wholly of spite, and the Ex,aminer shows its teeth in a ridiculous manner. Only a short time ago its columns were filled with slanders .against the Spreckles family, and tke latter getting tired of it purchased the Call and retaliated on the Examiner in such a truih-telling way that that paper coward-like has sneaked into its hole and lets the Spreckles family alone. CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS. There are a number of prominent gentlemen spoken of as probable candidates for Congress on the Republicau side of the house. Among them ;} are Hon. J. M. Walling of this city, Frank D. Ryan of Sacramento, Hon. John R. Davis of Jackson and Senator Vorhiees of Sutter Creek. The latter is the only one who has commenced a contest for the position, and it is said he intends to make a strong fight for it. If Judge Walling should consent to become a candidate, however, there would hardly be a doubt about his nomination and election, for no man stands higher with the rank and flie of the Republican party in this District than he. In every position’ he has filled he has proven himself thoroughly competent and has been a credit to his constituents. No man is more thorTIED COWS TO THE TRACK. Florida Farmee’s Plan to Get Rich by Beating the Railroads. The Louisville and Nashville railroad has retently uncovered a clever but old fashioned scheme of tobbery which has puzzled its detectives for two years. Jackson county, Fla., raises a few cattle, but it isn't a Texas ranch by a great in this county seem to have cultivated the Louisville and Nashville. The namber of cows kiiled on that line in thix county exceeds anything in the history of the road. Detective Watts has been looking up the previous condition of servitude of these numerous’ valuable sacrifices t engines and has discovered a plot whick has cost the company thousands é6f dol lars. The man who conceived and executed this coup is J.D. i tilly. Hei an artist. It was Stilly’s idea-to scoui the country adjoiving the railroad and buy up all the lume, halt ahd blind cattle to be had. An old cow is worth about $1.50. Stilly would purchase these attenuated creatures and drive them to his farm. . What he did with. them.the.nei road people ,began an investigation. Then Stilly took to theswamps. The detective discovered that the cows which the slow Florida trains were killing all belonged to the tribe of ‘‘has beens,’’ and that in every case in the courts the deceased milkers were paid for as thoroughbred animals, which are not any too common in Jackson county. The detective sought out the man who could own so many. He discovered a farm full of cripples, and then he set a watch on Stilly. A few nights after that Stilly led a poor old cow down to the tracks, tied her securely to the cross ties, and then waited while a through The usual claim followed, Next. day Watts went on a hunt for Stilly, found him in a swamp, and brought him to jail.—Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette. Signs, The melancholy dars are here. The signs are everywhere. The woodland leaves are turning-sear And fiutiering through the air. The cricket chit ps its mournful lay Beneath the windew sill. The buckwheat fleid is turning gray Upon the distant hill. A dreamy silence seems to spread O’er ail the countryside. The ficwers that bloomed, alas, are dead, Tneir petals scattered wide. Bui e’en without such signs as these— The bilis immersed in haze, The turning leaves upon the trees— We'd recs-gnize the days. For now the agile college ‘‘men,”’ With hanks of hair to spare, Are on the campuses again Anda raising hades there. They're hoistivg flags and rushing canes, And also hazing some, And elsewhere showing that their brains Continue out of plumb. —Cleveland Leader. deal. For two years past all the cattle’ neither -knéw nor vsared until the rail. zs train swept her into kingdom come. . Re eee ble invariably in advance. Rooms For Rent. this office. nl8-lw Prunes, Raisins 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. 17-lw Huuse For Rent. A story and a half cottage on Park Avenue. None Lut perianent tenant need apply. m4-tf ; M. L. & D. MARSH. Agents Wanted. On commission or salary. Call at E. Baldridge’s house, East Broad street. M. Ktnzux, 029-1m General Agent. 50 CENTS A WEEK. HEL LO! @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month PayaTwo nice sunny furnished rooms: for rent. Electric lights; bathroom, etc. Enquire at . —AT— Armory Hall, A Grand Basket Social e AT WASHINGTON « —ON— Saturday Rvening, Noy. 27th To assist in tuising funds with which’ to construct a TELEPHONE LINE Between Nevada City Woduesay Evening, Hoy, 24th, —BY— Hydraulic Parlor He use For Rent. A two-story house on Sacramento street with two flats of six rooms each, suitable for two families. Free water. Inquire at this office. ; 018-tf Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in ruse in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at averyjlow price. For further particulars enquire of J. C. RICH. 858.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 same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street, near the bridge. s8-tf Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City, Cal. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, TRANSORIPL BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Are You Satisfi after trying al FOLEY’S are the best, being Fresh Tons of Candy for Christmas. > pet . Desert Deer! Beto) es Dea fren] Beer] Se EE LE ES TS SE ES eee Fine French Candy, Broken Candy of All Kinds, NUTS, BANANAS, CRANGZS, LIMES AND LEMONS. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS IN GREAT VARIETY. ed 1 others, that CANDIES , Pure and Wholesome? ; far] = FOLEY, the Conf Wet ET ES AS ES 2) ioner, Ccmmercial St. No STAL POooesooooeos policy is to buy One price to all, ment and prompt oughly versed in the wants of the people, and if nominated and elected he. would prove the very best man ever! sent from this or any other district in California. His many friends are ur. gent about his becoming a candidate, . but in response to all appeals made to him he has stated that it is too early to think of the matter. So no one knows whether he will be a candidate or not. es bs — Grove’s TasTELEss CHILL Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and . Llood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m ~@e > Turkey Raffle Tonight. Several hundred turkeys will be raffled at Glenbrook Saloon, commencing this evening, and continuing every evening until they are disposed of. — tf ae elle Ld failsto Cure. 2b5c. -_ oOo es —— New Goods. 84-6m \ Heinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled Salmon Trout 20 cents each. Salt Mackeral 5 and 10 cents each. A. Wo tr. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. M y THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell . At the Lowest Prices. . ()2FICB—LONES BUILDING, COR. COME Goons. and Washington. . ror the Benefit — The Native Sons Grand Parlor Fund. TICKETS, = = $1 50, Just Received A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases. see Floor Director. E. B. POWER. Floor Managers. J. C. Nilon, James. F. Colley, Fred. E. Brown, Oscar Barker, E. J. Baker, Geo. Dunster Jr., J. McClusky, L. Walling Charles Woerner, F. T. Nilon, J.J. Hanley, Frank Morgan, L. Schwartz, J. M. Foley, L. 8. Calkins. : Reception Committee. Henry Lane, D. F. Morgan, Fred Searls, E. W. Schmidt, George Adair, 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. Soods for the Holiday : George Hurst, A. Noyes, H. Evans, ‘99 4 f L. Woodruff, Frank Grissel, P. G. ScadGrade Arriving Dd. aly, den, G. J. Schmidt, J. Pascoe, A. Brack. ett, F. Worthington, B. Bost, B. Daniels, George Eagye, W. H. Smith Jr. John Richards, H. Brand, Dr. C. W. Chapman: Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. i. S : Tickets ‘per oouple. 2.2.53. .2 =” Agency for Buttedick Patterns. BELG PAGOb cece cust cae There will be first-class Music By Goyne’s Orchestra. The Floor Will be Canvased. i ; 66 Cash Works Wonders.’’ eee Se. ; ae THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLis , Moore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Harness and Saddlery me JAIIES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hote: has established the fo! Feet PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Single Harness ...,. ‘ Double Harness Frames Made to Order. THE « Cottage Organ "42 The Chicazo 35. 10 . Has attained a standard of excellence which ad26 -mits of ro superior.

ao . It contains every improvement that inventive 150! senius, skill and money can pro:tuce. These excellent Grgans are celebrated for vol7B . ume, quulity of tone, qnick response, variety of 25 ' combination, artistic design, beauty. in finish > 38 réact construction, making them the most at1.00; stactive, ornamental and desirable organs for 50 . homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, ete 25 . hips.. Pare vereseseesees Peeecccege Gall Cure, per. box Oe ceerrvenves Peeters eree . ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, . UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, J. M. WALLING, SKILLED WORKMEN } ees BEST MATERIAL, Attorney : at : Law, . COMBINED. MAKE THIS ORZICE TILLEY BUILDING, COR, BROAD . and Pine steeete. Nevada Oity. iTHE POPULAR ORGAN. semegee . i I. L. BOWMAN. 5. P. SHAW . SHAW & BOWMAN, . OOKs ANC FIANO OOLs courte ous treatdelivery, . . PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, : ' Commercial Street, Nevada City. { cA Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.” . Remember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main . $'¢ {nfriuged. or if you ure cha ged with tr st her et ieanienuadisaminae ie) That is why every well equipped office has its telephone and type-writer ; the progressive farmer, his improved harvester ; and the up-to-date mechanic, the labor; time and material-saving machines peculiar has not, is at a disadvantage, and he knows it. Why, then, should your wife friend, the Calendar Clock Safe dees It saves the house-wife infinite labor and annoyance; holds every thing committed to its keeping, fresh and pure, withTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,. OUt waste ; promotes cleanliness, order and punctuality in 1 All Draggists refund the money if it. the household, and withal it occupies but little space, and is! Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental . gifior ee. ornamental. It costs nothing to look at one at the Company’s office, ' TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street. . purpose of instructing pupils at their ROGERS & LINSCOTT. to his calling. The one who be denied the aid of her nea Call and see us. Wewill make your visit a and we willadvise you the course ‘to HORSESHOER. zz ‘First-Class Horseshoer ". INSTRICTION Dentists. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street. Catalogues and Price Lists on application. Nevada City, Cal. is . eo NEVADA CITY, . City on account of my wife’s ill ‘health, and will . stock, which consists of the most Stylish goods in 09 TASGIAG BIL HOLD ONT HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money. until. -you: have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. We 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 ’ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing < » Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. dren’s BLACK HOSE. . Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Just received, a*fine line-of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil= TRA TRLEPHON RAAT HE TUES#AY.... ‘ =— A. Youthfu Mr. Anthony Hc author of “The Pr proves, on the ck which his visit to thi yielding, no less att han as.a writer. Mr. Hawkins is nov bld. He began life a i892 he made a vig sessful canvass for “Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. , , iE Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at .25 cents, Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ¢ Cuffs, 20 cents, 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest Styles, 20 cents, All at bee COMMERCIAL, STREET. : La :)'3 le ce en an Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. Retiring From Business. Jess than coat elect Pty for the Ladies to buy goods at I have concluded to sell out my business in Nevada sell myMillinery, Dry and Fancy CAPES AND. JACKETS, fag Go enoape tn Te ese soll at a eageifoo, "Au pean eeey wish proof safe for sale. We have lots of shoes and fireprice. For particulars inquire of on hand that will be sold: at any . L. LUBECK, Nevada City. P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. Goods, < a an A SIV PLE STATEMENT When you make up your mind to buy some new furniture for your home, which, by the way, needs it badly don't fail to call and examine the display at JAMES KINKEAD’S connercta SH STORES eee 900000 CASH S Which contains all the latest novel: best stock of house furnishings to bet ore county, consisting of Bed Bed. Lounges, Rockers, tures, etc., and as cheap as other store in town; that’s > S—~<f. = “Sw When You Need Furniture ° eoececeececone DON’ t Forget the Pface. = a>$—< 2 : Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly, ‘ 2 , $ He: Tie Para See nee "3 The Plaza Store<m_— FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly suppli extensive and polled with am 3 FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY . Chicago Cottage Organ Go. PATENTS! EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY. DON: . THOS. S. FORD, Pension, Land and Attorney and Counselor at Law, THE GROTTO, _ tudian Depredation mereial and.Pine streets. STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. YOPMAYOP JAAP AAA VPP ALP All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES, Give us a Trial Order. . <UL Luu POPTTPLUAYTELUAYPPLGLTEP JUAPP JUL PTT MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors OLAINMs. t NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS . . eeceenad . U obtained; interferences conducted; g celal . and designs regis‘ered. ; _ Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits . Ss a # s i It : = Ha Sg in any United States Court. . tea Bee ave an invention, send us a sketch. a pec a y‘ul raph or smail model tugether with a . brief description of ‘he mest important features pursue, he sure . . ' tiont: . 2 = ! i -Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars fa nitont: trade-marks, vopy-rights, annie . wm pleasant one, : If yoware iv pursession of patents and t street, Nevada City. , fringement, Sateals the matter to ua ‘ Habieopinion. jt a te National Bureau of Claims, BOX 35, WASGINGTORN, Doel. _ FRED T. BROWN, Ut Pu Sah ip, Queen Lily Soap The Only inthe city. Special attention paid to Interfering RS Tee Pinaet Laundry Soap in the MarHardware, Iron, Steel, Aisne cones foul, mover , movements of horses. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orchestral ecrtioue ht pas my 7 ae Ye Washes Without Rubbing and d in. J. R. DAVIS,. jure thee est, Famnily Wash : ‘ one in tiree to four hours. a on of twelve years of age can doa washing Music, soap. ot! BEWARE OF IMITATI my hee = Le ONS.@F own Pruning Shears, Garden H thes, The eine and does not” in. dows, Screens, Wire Netting, ete. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, @ barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to €xamine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental ¢ Ceiling for interior work, tal, Steel Complete Stock of ad Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery; Lawn Mowe: ; Scythes, Grass Hooks, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, WinSpecial attention ‘given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for : pene ‘ putting on Steel Roofing and for [ies oni {Made in San Francisce,. ornamental work in tin o . Roofing andq . epply all at his ae Ask your dealer for it and thus help build . Bethe ‘on ‘Hotel, jevada i wp . home ind istry. i . . t galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, J. Moraan, Sec’ Oy HENRY NETS flarliament. It’ is an hile he is visiting in merican magazine w bn of.a sequel to the Bgreat success. Mi December will cor iapters of “Rupert o nda novel which ry of the love and a if Rassendyll and he story has been il fare’s by the author’ larles Dana Gibson. ————_--+-9@eo; Christmas With The Christmas Lad s how the .Germa: © Empress and th end Christmas Day fen. The article ic Bgel von Brawe, a1 burt, who was perm: mt at tHe celebratio: [order to write this : ires were made “o: yproved by the Emp : + ewe Re-opening . Messrs. Schuster . bthard and Champi nies who recentl elhi mine near Co mme men at work bd road in conditi he boarding house. ost in re-opening tl Athin a short time e B full blast. A. 8. Bi if operations. + 2 Be Thanksgivi: . The thoughtful . preparing for her Th: She should not forge s doing this it w trouble and vexation Gaylord’s store whe the fine display of te can get many valuah . (CararrH IN THE H Some and disgusting ntirely.cured by at ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilla _purifier. pen . . Hoop’s Pris cure che, .indigestion, ruggists. 25c. ———__——_+ oo N. S. G W 4 ‘The regular meet Parlor, No. 56, N.S. ( ‘this evening and a ful sired, By order, E. B Pine G Van Camp’s Mace Fin cans, and Van Cz the finest goods in sale by P. G. Sca ‘street. Agt. Woodle Turkey The finest lot of Tv > to this city will b . evening at the Fre Commercial street. Segtrer ee Fo Cure a Co! Take ‘Laxative Bron » All Druggists refu: ' fails t6 Cure. 25e. Fifty Dolla The.above reward . formation leading t viction’of the perso . , Schmidt with a . -night’s fire on Nove E, A. TompE: ‘ Ricuarp: Eppy, ©) ope UNION :— Siain Street, — Ree Hotel / Harry Arnott, Ce William Case, W George Wright, Heury Kohler, E. McCalla,. J.™M, Williams, § Hi. Jenkins, Bloc B. Wetson, San } Mrs. Sooy, 4 J. pring Son H. Gillan, J. Laughlin, Cit ¥red Brown, “ M. A: Murcbie, “ ™eorge Hapema! Ei ot