November 30, 1898 (4 pages)

00d location. n30-Lw velties URLEY »velties for sale id Street, Lv, NOY, 28th, eaders of the and see her im HOGANY UOIA, ed = with it, UMBER, MILL BERS, hone No. 51. Ss. CO. Them. soc Corset i, lay. CO. est in the Put TRANSCRIPT, . WEDNESDAY..-NOV. 30, 1898, AT THE THEATER. Splendid Performance of Fink Domines—Two Orphans Tonight, The decidedly Frenchy but ever popular society comedy of “Pink Dominoes” was given a spirited and altogether clever production at ‘the theater last night. It was a sparkling, up-to-date performance, and many who were present consider that it is one of the strongest cards in the versatile Shaw Company’s repertoire. Mr.Shawhim-. A flower booth was conducted by self was inimitable as Joskin Tubbs, a. little Jessie Cook, Vesta Walling, and frisky old boy with a penchant for the opposite sex, He had splendid support inevery respect, and the performance was a most refreshing change from the lurid and time-worn melodrama that is too often served up to a long-suffering public. There were some excellent song and dance specialties introduced between the acts last night and Director Christy and his orchestra won fresh laurels. Tonight the beautiful romantic play of “The Two Orphans” will be the bill. It isa great drama and in the hands of this troupe will be seen at its very best. Tbe proper scenic effeets will be used sure to thoroughly enjoy it. — + oe Extortions -of Express Cumpanies. There’s a good deal of complaint among our business’ men because of the extortionate tariff of the express . enlivens. As William Giffin; Nevada . 4nd installed officers’ last night as » companies on some classes of merchandise. A few days agoa dealer here . “You may keep your ice cream and your hot . Bear; A. B. Wolf, Grand Vice Curly had an invoice of umbrellas come through from New York and he was charged fifteen cents a pound. This is practically «not only a prohibitory way robbery. There is a strong feeling business of carrying parcels at competitive rates, instead of maintaining the cent-an-ounce charge as now, and thus bring to its knees the greedy monopoly that rebels against even paying its share of the war tax. A Wonderful Water Wheel. Silas Heath, a blacksmith at French Corral in this county, has invented a ‘water wheel that is said by mining men ‘to possess a greater per centage of effiviency than even the famous Pelton wheel which was also a Nevada county invention. We aretold that Mr. Heath has discovered an entirely new principle in the form and arrangement of the buckets so that the instant the water has exerted its maximum power on a bucket it passes entirely clear of the wheel and the succeeding buckets. Oe = A Preacher’s House Robbed. Sunday nigh! at ‘Gakland while the family. of Rev. C. E. Rich, formerly of this city, now pastor of the Santa Clara avenue / Methodist Episcopal Church, was atchurch, the house was visited by a burglar, who secured entrance through a rear door. The premises were thoroughly ransacked, but the thief contented himself with carrying off $7, which was, in Miss Rich’s sleeping room. © A CANADIAN LADY. Gives Her Experience With Coffee. My sick headache and dull, languid, sleepy feelings have all gone since, I MRS. MATTHEWS, Uffington, Ontario, Canada. have quit the use of coffee and taken to Postum Cereal Food Coffee. -— BRAVED THE STORM, Last Evening. were a good many people who patronized the Methodist bazar and its accompanying attractions. Thé chicken Supper was faultless in every way. The display of fancy work offered for sale excited admiration and there were many sales. The program of songs, etc., won much applause. Taken all in all, it was one of the pleasantest church entertainments given here ina long time. _ Notwithgtanding the stormy condition of the weather last evening there when he drew a knife and stabbed Dunleavy, inflicting injuries from Béssie and Helen Phelps. Misses May Martin and Jessie Mott, attired in Japanese costume, presided over a Japanese booth, The candy booth was iv the charge of Mrs. Jas. F, Colley and Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth. Mrs.I. W.Bowman and Mrs. J. H. Rogers, assisted by several young ladies, sold articles of fancy needle-work,. while Misses Annie Clemo and Jennie Tredinnick sold dolls. As heretofore stated, the pasty supper to be served this evening will give everybody a chance to partake of the A good pasty has a faculty of going direct to the right spot and comfortably filling ahuugry void that is possessed by but few other foods: It not only satisfies, but it invigorates and City’s poet laureate, once wrote: oyster stew, “Your quail on brown toast and your ‘marshmallows too. ; “My choice is the pasty with its crisp, flaky crust. 4 Asa token of their appreciation o to occupy the seat of honor at the pasty supper tonight. “JACK” COWGER GONE. Death of an Old Time Miner and. Ditch Tender, J. B. Cowger, familiarly known as “Jack,” died about eight o'clock last evening at his cabin in the outskirts of North Bloomfield. He was a native of North Carolina, aged 68 years. He belonged to a Masonic Lodge in the State Nevada, and the funeral will take place in North Bloomfield at one lock tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of Quitman Lodge, No. 88, F. and A. Mr. Cowger came to the county in the early fifties and lived inund around this city fora long time. He was in the State of Nevada for some years, engaged in mining, but in later times Bloomfield, Moores Flat and along the he was sentto the county. seat to be went back tohis old home. “Jack” Cowger was an honest, industrious man and had many acquaint" ances and friends among the early succulent English dish as prepared by . and all who see the production will be . past mistresses of the art of making it. . 900 will have a re-union’and banquet at their cave. remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada’ City, November 30: ters will be sent tothe dead [etter ofletters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. announces that it is his purpose to, prosecute all persons violating the made: his home altogether at North. internal revenue laws. Though repeated warnings have been sent out, ridge, being employed as ditch-tender. . hundreds of_persons are daily cheating Some four years ago he was stricken . the Government by not complying with with paralysis, and a yearago his mind . the wartax stamp laws. As the penalty became affected to such an extent that . of the act is $500 fine, Collector Lynch says he will make an example of every examined for insanity. He improved . case of violation of the law which comes rapidly here, and a few weeks later] under his notice. that they sit still all their lives watching other men work. _ Placed on Record. officers who were successfulat the recent election and are to take their places at high noon on Monday, January 2d, have already filed their official bonds as follows, the sureties in each case qualifying in double the amount Specified: : Sheriff, D. B. Getchell—$30,000. Tax and License Collector, J. J. Jackson—$40,000. County Treasurer, J. J. Jackson— Coroner, Henry Daniels—$4,000. Constable, Meadow Lake, I. T. Harvey—$1,000. County Recorder, John Werry— $5,000. Justice of the Peace, Nevada, George Coughlan—$1,000. County Surveyor, W. W. Waggouer— $1,' 00. _ Constable, Bridgeport, E. Northup— Constable, Bridgeport, Sam. MeCullough—$1,000, : Supervisor, A. J. Wood—$5,000. Supervisor, F. M. Pridgeon—$5,000. District Attorney, E. B. Power— County Clerk, F. L. Arbogast—$10,County Anditor, F. L. Arbogast— $10,000. : Curly Bears Elect Officers. Cave No. 1 of Curly Bears elected follows: E. W. Schmidt, Grand Curly _ BRAYED THE OFFICIAL BONDS FILED,A Good Turn Out at the Methodist: Bazar] A;proved by Superior dudge Nilon and The following county and township. The Rev. I. Bell, a highly esteemed uga Oo., N.Y, in a recent letter writes as follows: “There has never been anything that I have taken’ that has relieved the Dyspepsia from which I have ‘Suffered for ten years except the new remédy called Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. Since taking them I have had no’ distress at all after eating and again F. I. Beil, Weedsport, N. Y., formerly A PECULIAR REMEDY fo inte alle ton cad ae Somethirg About the New Discovery For BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER after long years CAN SLEEP WELL, Rev. eee and a free hot lunch every night till draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop. around and havea good time. n21-tf. THE “POPULAR BakERY In the Transoript Block, on jal street, is-now ‘To serve the pubis with First-class Idalia, Colo.” : \ Bread , Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is u ree] . = markable remedy, not only because it id .° . is a certain cnre for all forms of indiPies and gestion, but because it seems to act as. -~ % thoroughly in old. chronic cases of dysCakes. S . food and ‘thus give it the much needed pepsia as well as in mild attacks of in¢ : : digestion or biliousness. A personhas} ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS'TO ORDER dyspepsia simply because the stomach is overworked,All it wants is a harmless, vegetable remedy to digest. the Wedding Cakes a Specialty. bee stantly on hand.” 3 This‘ tbe secret of the success of this Chas. BE. Tegler : Prop’. peculiar’ remedy. No matter how weak : or how much dieordered the digestion TELEPHONE 37. may be, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will digest the food whether the stomH ach works or not. New life and energy OW N atu ral is given not only. to the stomach but a ee to every organ and nerve in the body. A trial of this splendid medicine will It is for nearly everybody convince the most. sképtical that Dys, to admire tine pictures of pepsia and all stomach troubles can : every kind, and especially be cured. . The tablets are prepured by OS ee Oe the F. A. Stuar€Co. of Marshall, Mich., : but so popular has the remedy become Whose work is of the finest quality, Bear; Geerge Calanan, Grand Growler; . Kd. Chambers, Grand Sacred Polar; . Fred BE. Brown, Grand Keeper of the Den; F.8. Morgan and Frank Grissel, . tariff, but it isthe next thing to high. Oh! pass it along that I may eat till I bust.”. Grand Fanners, Chas. Grissel and F. L. Arbogast, Assistant Grand Fanners; thoroughout the country that the Post. the beauty and feeling of these touch-. L. A. Garthe, Grand Scratcher; D. E. office Department should go into the. ing lines Mr. Giffin has been invited . Morgan, Gratid Grabber. Next Tuesday evening the Ourlys ——__—+-+@e + —_—— Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters Andrews, W. W. Albert, Mr. Kell, J. W. Lachman, L. Piatt, Wm. Parry, Mrs. H. Silva; Wm.T. Wood, Harry ff not called for in fifteen days letce. Parties calling for any of these J.E. CARR, Postmaster. eo To Prosecute Violators. Collector of Internal Revenue Lynch . that Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets can ( now be obtained at any drag store at M O O R 50 cents per package. Send for book on stomach diseases free, n18-30-d2? and up to date. Studio on York Street. See Our New Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS At Prices to Please All. Latest Shapes and Styles in * *& *) Sof and Stsf Hats. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE <= Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, In great variety and at remarkably low prices. as Some men admire activity so much settlers of these parts. Do Not Want Sloan Pardoned. As stated in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, the effort to get up a petition for the Governor to commute the sentence of Wm. Sloan who mardered Andy Dunleavy in cold blood at: this city seven years ago, is meeting with general disapproval, Speaking of -the. petition this morning’s Herald says: It will probably receive very few sigpatures here, as the people of Nevada City have no desire to see Sloan return. Sloan, it will will be remembered, was sent from this county to serve twenty years in San Quentin prison, for manslaughter. He wantonly murdered Andrew Dunleavy, son of Police Captain Dunleavy of San Francisco, in this city about seven years ago. Dunleavy was ejecting Sloan from Wm. Britland’s saloon, at the request: of the proprietor, which the latter died in a few hours. «oe Red Cross Election Tomorrow. The ladies of the Red Cross Society You may be sure that I have abandoned the use of’ éommon coffee~alto-; gether. A number of my friends in Ohio, Michigan and here in Canada have! @ beun gréatly benefited by discarding . coffee and using Postum. I have . ‘known cases where people disliked the taste of Postum, but upon inquiry I have discovered that it is because they did not allow it. to boil long enough, and I know this is always true in such cases. No one can get a good cup of Postum without it is properly made, and thatis simpleand easy enough if one will only:follow the directions. ARR a eR Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. a Oe oe New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply. the public with first-class natural iceat reasonable’ rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater . Ice house, rear of Iheater. Telephone oe 791. / = 2 Ome Free Luuch Tonight At Lammon. Brothers saloon, corver Broad and Pine streets. ‘n19-tf. . Ancther “tallest man in Nevada . Coac0 Raw & Arpoaast. . county” has been found to stand off f . Carlos Ruiz Martin of Grass Valley Petar the same height. ofthis city will meet at Mrs. Dana B. Getchell’s home at 2:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. The reports of the ofcers for six months past will be received and the semi-annual election.is to be held. Monthly donations are being sent to the State organization and it is proposed to continue the local society in active existence as there is yet much work todo for our troops in foreign lands. +22 % A Great Land Sale. Capitalists who are inclined to invest money in real estate will have an opportunity tomorrow.to buy a splendid farm and vineyard. The Driesbach place at Indian Springs, ten miles from Grass Valley, containing 1000 acres, will be sold at the courthouse at noon. This is considered the finest farm in Nevada county. For further particulars sce the advertisement on the first page of this paper. co i / Hoss and Hoss. who measures six feet and six inches. Richard Watters of this township is of inPain? in tha Back? Then probably the kidneys. in thea Ghest? Sores s Home-Made Candies Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. For Christmas He will have a Special Stock; * -ARNce Lot of CHRISTMAS ¢ GOOD ——AT THE—— si Racket Store, Transcript Block, Comm all the choice and dainty-articles yecVEE essary for the kitchen or table. : a Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Fla{ vorings, Bulk Mince Meat, Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, Ra? z. very thing first-class. ay TURKEY WITH = MINCE PIE AAG and the various other concomitants i, of the Thanksgiving feast must be Up) H Pa : oy, VW YQ é2 » > —— \ Sob) rm) , ‘ prepared. In my stock of Foreign deaglitn-\ and Domestic Groceries-can be found a Gi Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, * COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Try our Mustard in bulk—asc. per quart. any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, . THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? oh. B. WOLFs: CASH GROCER, Has the Best£Quality of Goods. ni Handsome Bedroom Sets aac Give him-a call if you Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Commercial St., Nevada City. Including all the NOVELTIES. want Christmas Tree Then probably the lungs. la the Joints? Then probably rheumatism. No matter where it is, nor what kind; you need have it no longer. Dr. Ayer’s Immediately after applying it you foel its soothing, warming, strengthening power. 2 It quiets congestion; draws oud inflammation. : It is a new plaster. A pew combination of new Shy ies. Made after new methods. Entirely unlike any other plaster. The Triumph of Modern Medical Science. 2 The Perfected Product of years of Patient Toil. -Placed over the clest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the treatmept ofall throat and lung affections. ' Placed over the stomach, it stopsand vomiting; over the, : bowels,it controls cramps and colic. Placed over the small of the back, it removes all congestion from the kidneys and greatly strengthens Fa sale by all r sale by ai J. C Ayer Co, Low Mass. on. Coys and Fancy Soods FOR THE HOLIDAYS It may be an hour, a day, or a youd ahd; it ema ial to At the Lowest Prices. gy E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks _ for Christmas, besides a rice stock of Fancy Goods and: Notions. ee Z . Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Yuts and Fruits, Make No Mistake, Ladies. a Fall # Winter Millinery —AT— _ WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, — Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. pe Prices Astonishingly Low. For $17.50 ‘At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. Fine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. ercial St. t Ss Fas < > pn tO RU AAA Will sell you ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. O© TO. BE ABLE TO s POOGOOOQOOOOOOOGOOOO ee ©QOO© @©0©06©00000000066 t Is a Pleasure how a_ new assortment.of Jewelry.at very short 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 lot of * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and splendid color and many other Precious stones of very attractive appearance these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are Many o' not at all high on these articles. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE . Broad Street. GO OOOO OOOQOOOOOOS

00d location. n30-Lw velties URLEY »velties for sale id Street, Lv, NOY, 28th, eaders of the and see her im HOGANY UOIA, ed = with it, UMBER, MILL BERS, hone No. 51. Ss. CO. Them. soc Corset i, lay. CO. est in the Put TRANSCRIPT, . WEDNESDAY....-NOV. 30, 1898, AT THE THEATER. Splendid Performance of Fink Domines—Two Orphans Tonight, The decidedly Frenchy but ever popular society comedy of “Pink Dominoes” was given a spirited and altogether clever production at ‘the theater last night. It was a sparkling, up-to-date performance, and many who were present consider that it is one of the strongest cards in the versatile Shaw Company’s repertoire. Mr.Shawhim-. A flower booth was conducted by self was inimitable as Joskin Tubbs, a. little Jessie Cook, Vesta Walling, and frisky old boy with a penchant for the opposite sex, He had splendid support inevery respect, and the performance was a most refreshing change from the lurid and time-worn melodrama that is too often served up to a long-suffering public. There were some excellent song and dance specialties introduced between the acts last night and Director Christy and his orchestra won fresh laurels. Tonight the beautiful romantic play of “The Two Orphans” will be the bill. It isa great drama and in the hands of this troupe will be seen at its very best. Tbe proper scenic effeets will be used sure to thoroughly enjoy it. — + oe Extortions -of Express Cumpanies. There’s a good deal of complaint among our business’ men because of the extortionate tariff of the express . enlivens. As William Giffin; Nevada . 4nd installed officers’ last night as » companies on some classes of merchandise. A few days agoa dealer here . “You may keep your ice cream and your hot . Bear; A. B. Wolf, Grand Vice Curly had an invoice of umbrellas come through from New York and he was charged fifteen cents a pound. This is practically «not only a prohibitory way robbery. There is a strong feeling business of carrying parcels at competitive rates, instead of maintaining the cent-an-ounce charge as now, and thus bring to its knees the greedy monopoly that rebels against even paying its share of the war tax. A Wonderful Water Wheel. Silas Heath, a blacksmith at French Corral in this county, has invented a ‘water wheel that is said by mining men ‘to possess a greater per centage of effiviency than even the famous Pelton wheel which was also a Nevada county invention. We aretold that Mr. Heath has discovered an entirely new principle in the form and arrangement of the buckets so that the instant the water has exerted its maximum power on a bucket it passes entirely clear of the wheel and the succeeding buckets. Oe = A Preacher’s House Robbed. Sunday nigh! at ‘Gakland while the family. of Rev. C. E. Rich, formerly of this city, now pastor of the Santa Clara avenue / Methodist Episcopal Church, was atchurch, the house was visited by a burglar, who secured entrance through a rear door. The premises were thoroughly ransacked, but the thief contented himself with carrying off $7, which was, in Miss Rich’s sleeping room. © A CANADIAN LADY. Gives Her Experience With Coffee. My sick headache and dull, languid, sleepy feelings have all gone since, I MRS. MATTHEWS, Uffington, Ontario, Canada. have quit the use of coffee and taken to Postum Cereal Food Coffee. -— BRAVED THE STORM, Last Evening. were a good many people who patronized the Methodist bazar and its accompanying attractions. Thé chicken Supper was faultless in every way. The display of fancy work offered for sale excited admiration and there were many sales. The program of songs, etc., won much applause. Taken all in all, it was one of the pleasantest church entertainments given here ina long time. _ Notwithgtanding the stormy condition of the weather last evening there when he drew a knife and stabbed Dunleavy, inflicting injuries from Béssie and Helen Phelps. Misses May Martin and Jessie Mott, attired in Japanese costume, presided over a Japanese booth, The candy booth was iv the charge of Mrs. Jas. F, Colley and Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth. Mrs.I. W.Bowman and Mrs. J. H. Rogers, assisted by several young ladies, sold articles of fancy needle-work,. while Misses Annie Clemo and Jennie Tredinnick sold dolls. As heretofore stated, the pasty supper to be served this evening will give everybody a chance to partake of the A good pasty has a faculty of going direct to the right spot and comfortably filling ahuugry void that is possessed by but few other foods: It not only satisfies, but it invigorates and City’s poet laureate, once wrote: oyster stew, “Your quail on brown toast and your ‘marshmallows too. ; “My choice is the pasty with its crisp, flaky crust. 4 Asa token of their appreciation o to occupy the seat of honor at the pasty supper tonight. “JACK” COWGER GONE. Death of an Old Time Miner and. Ditch Tender, J. B. Cowger, familiarly known as “Jack,” died about eight o'clock last evening at his cabin in the outskirts of North Bloomfield. He was a native of North Carolina, aged 68 years. He belonged to a Masonic Lodge in the State Nevada, and the funeral will take place in North Bloomfield at one lock tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of Quitman Lodge, No. 88, F. and A. Mr. Cowger came to the county in the early fifties and lived inund around this city fora long time. He was in the State of Nevada for some years, engaged in mining, but in later times Bloomfield, Moores Flat and along the he was sentto the county. seat to be went back tohis old home. “Jack” Cowger was an honest, industrious man and had many acquaint" ances and friends among the early succulent English dish as prepared by . and all who see the production will be . past mistresses of the art of making it. . 900 will have a re-union’and banquet at their cave. remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada’ City, November 30: ters will be sent tothe dead [etter ofletters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. announces that it is his purpose to, prosecute all persons violating the made: his home altogether at North. internal revenue laws. Though repeated warnings have been sent out, ridge, being employed as ditch-tender. . hundreds of_persons are daily cheating Some four years ago he was stricken . the Government by not complying with with paralysis, and a yearago his mind . the wartax stamp laws. As the penalty became affected to such an extent that . of the act is $500 fine, Collector Lynch says he will make an example of every examined for insanity. He improved . case of violation of the law which comes rapidly here, and a few weeks later] under his notice. that they sit still all their lives watching other men work. _ Placed on Record. officers who were successfulat the recent election and are to take their places at high noon on Monday, January 2d, have already filed their official bonds as follows, the sureties in each case qualifying in double the amount Specified: : Sheriff, D. B. Getchell—$30,000. Tax and License Collector, J. J. Jackson—$40,000. County Treasurer, J. J. Jackson— Coroner, Henry Daniels—$4,000. Constable, Meadow Lake, I. T. Harvey—$1,000. County Recorder, John Werry— $5,000. Justice of the Peace, Nevada, George Coughlan—$1,000. County Surveyor, W. W. Waggouer— $1,' 00. _ Constable, Bridgeport, E. Northup— Constable, Bridgeport, Sam. MeCullough—$1,000, : Supervisor, A. J. Wood—$5,000. Supervisor, F. M. Pridgeon—$5,000. District Attorney, E. B. Power— County Clerk, F. L. Arbogast—$10,County Anditor, F. L. Arbogast— $10,000. : Curly Bears Elect Officers. Cave No. 1 of Curly Bears elected follows: E. W. Schmidt, Grand Curly _ BRAYED THE OFFICIAL BONDS FILED,A Good Turn Out at the Methodist: Bazar] A;proved by Superior dudge Nilon and The following county and township. The Rev. I. Bell, a highly esteemed uga Oo., N.Y, in a recent letter writes as follows: “There has never been anything that I have taken’ that has relieved the Dyspepsia from which I have ‘Suffered for ten years except the new remédy called Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. Since taking them I have had no’ distress at all after eating and again F. I. Beil, Weedsport, N. Y., formerly A PECULIAR REMEDY fo inte alle ton cad ae Somethirg About the New Discovery For BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER after long years CAN SLEEP WELL, Rev. eee and a free hot lunch every night till draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop. around and havea good time. n21-tf. THE “POPULAR BakERY In the Transoript Block, on jal street, is-now ‘To serve the pubis with First-class Idalia, Colo.” : \ Bread , Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is u ree] . = markable remedy, not only because it id .° . is a certain cnre for all forms of indiPies and gestion, but because it seems to act as. -~ % thoroughly in old. chronic cases of dysCakes. S . food and ‘thus give it the much needed pepsia as well as in mild attacks of in¢ : : digestion or biliousness. A personhas} ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS'TO ORDER dyspepsia simply because the stomach is overworked,All it wants is a harmless, vegetable remedy to digest. the Wedding Cakes a Specialty. bee stantly on hand.” 3 This‘ tbe secret of the success of this Chas. BE. Tegler : Prop’. peculiar’ remedy. No matter how weak : or how much dieordered the digestion TELEPHONE 37. may be, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will digest the food whether the stomH ach works or not. New life and energy OW N atu ral is given not only. to the stomach but a ee to every organ and nerve in the body. A trial of this splendid medicine will It is for nearly everybody convince the most. sképtical that Dys, to admire tine pictures of pepsia and all stomach troubles can : every kind, and especially be cured. . The tablets are prepured by OS ee Oe the F. A. Stuar€Co. of Marshall, Mich., : but so popular has the remedy become Whose work is of the finest quality, Bear; Geerge Calanan, Grand Growler; . Kd. Chambers, Grand Sacred Polar; . Fred BE. Brown, Grand Keeper of the Den; F.8. Morgan and Frank Grissel, . tariff, but it isthe next thing to high. Oh! pass it along that I may eat till I bust.”. Grand Fanners, Chas. Grissel and F. L. Arbogast, Assistant Grand Fanners; thoroughout the country that the Post. the beauty and feeling of these touch-. L. A. Garthe, Grand Scratcher; D. E. office Department should go into the. ing lines Mr. Giffin has been invited . Morgan, Gratid Grabber. Next Tuesday evening the Ourlys

——__—+-+@e + —_—— Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters Andrews, W. W. Albert, Mr. Kell, J. W. Lachman, L. Piatt, Wm. Parry, Mrs. H. Silva; Wm.T. Wood, Harry ff not called for in fifteen days letce. Parties calling for any of these J.E. CARR, Postmaster. eo To Prosecute Violators. Collector of Internal Revenue Lynch . that Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets can ( now be obtained at any drag store at M O O R 50 cents per package. Send for book on stomach diseases free, n18-30-d2? and up to date. Studio on York Street. See Our New Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS At Prices to Please All. Latest Shapes and Styles in * *& *) Sof and Stsf Hats. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE <= Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, In great variety and at remarkably low prices. as Some men admire activity so much settlers of these parts. Do Not Want Sloan Pardoned. As stated in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, the effort to get up a petition for the Governor to commute the sentence of Wm. Sloan who mardered Andy Dunleavy in cold blood at: this city seven years ago, is meeting with general disapproval, Speaking of -the. petition this morning’s Herald says: It will probably receive very few sigpatures here, as the people of Nevada City have no desire to see Sloan return. Sloan, it will will be remembered, was sent from this county to serve twenty years in San Quentin prison, for manslaughter. He wantonly murdered Andrew Dunleavy, son of Police Captain Dunleavy of San Francisco, in this city about seven years ago. Dunleavy was ejecting Sloan from Wm. Britland’s saloon, at the request: of the proprietor, which the latter died in a few hours. «oe Red Cross Election Tomorrow. The ladies of the Red Cross Society You may be sure that I have abandoned the use of’ éommon coffee~alto-; gether. A number of my friends in Ohio, Michigan and here in Canada have! @ beun gréatly benefited by discarding . coffee and using Postum. I have . ‘known cases where people disliked the taste of Postum, but upon inquiry I have discovered that it is because they did not allow it. to boil long enough, and I know this is always true in such cases. No one can get a good cup of Postum without it is properly made, and thatis simpleand easy enough if one will only:follow the directions. ARR a eR Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. a Oe oe New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply. the public with first-class natural iceat reasonable’ rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater . Ice house, rear of Iheater. Telephone oe 791. / = 2 Ome Free Luuch Tonight At Lammon. Brothers saloon, corver Broad and Pine streets. ‘n19-tf. . Ancther “tallest man in Nevada . Coac0 Raw & Arpoaast. . county” has been found to stand off f . Carlos Ruiz Martin of Grass Valley Petar the same height. ofthis city will meet at Mrs. Dana B. Getchell’s home at 2:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. The reports of the ofcers for six months past will be received and the semi-annual election.is to be held. Monthly donations are being sent to the State organization and it is proposed to continue the local society in active existence as there is yet much work todo for our troops in foreign lands. +22 % A Great Land Sale. Capitalists who are inclined to invest money in real estate will have an opportunity tomorrow.to buy a splendid farm and vineyard. The Driesbach place at Indian Springs, ten miles from Grass Valley, containing 1000 acres, will be sold at the courthouse at noon. This is considered the finest farm in Nevada county. For further particulars sce the advertisement on the first page of this paper. co i / Hoss and Hoss. who measures six feet and six inches. Richard Watters of this township is of inPain? in tha Back? Then probably the kidneys. in thea Ghest? Sores s Home-Made Candies Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. For Christmas He will have a Special Stock; * -ARNce Lot of CHRISTMAS ¢ GOOD ——AT THE—— si Racket Store, Transcript Block, Comm all the choice and dainty-articles yecVEE essary for the kitchen or table. : a Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Fla{ vorings, Bulk Mince Meat, Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, Ra? z. very thing first-class. ay TURKEY WITH = MINCE PIE AAG and the various other concomitants i, of the Thanksgiving feast must be Up) H Pa : oy, VW YQ é2 » > —— \ Sob) rm) , ‘ prepared. In my stock of Foreign deaglitn-\ and Domestic Groceries-can be found a Gi Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, * COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Try our Mustard in bulk—asc. per quart. any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, . THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? oh. B. WOLFs: CASH GROCER, Has the Best£Quality of Goods. ni Handsome Bedroom Sets aac Give him-a call if you Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Commercial St., Nevada City. Including all the NOVELTIES. want Christmas Tree Then probably the lungs. la the Joints? Then probably rheumatism. No matter where it is, nor what kind; you need have it no longer. Dr. Ayer’s Immediately after applying it you foel its soothing, warming, strengthening power. 2 It quiets congestion; draws oud inflammation. : It is a new plaster. A pew combination of new Shy ies. Made after new methods. Entirely unlike any other plaster. The Triumph of Modern Medical Science. 2 The Perfected Product of years of Patient Toil. -Placed over the clest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the treatmept ofall throat and lung affections. ' Placed over the stomach, it stopsand vomiting; over the, : bowels,it controls cramps and colic. Placed over the small of the back, it removes all congestion from the kidneys and greatly strengthens Fa sale by all r sale by ai J. C Ayer Co, Low Mass. on. Coys and Fancy Soods FOR THE HOLIDAYS It may be an hour, a day, or a youd ahd; it ema ial to At the Lowest Prices. gy E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks _ for Christmas, besides a rice stock of Fancy Goods and: Notions. ee Z . Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Yuts and Fruits, Make No Mistake, Ladies. a Fall # Winter Millinery —AT— _ WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, — Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. pe Prices Astonishingly Low. For $17.50 ‘At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. Fine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. ercial St. t Ss Fas < > pn tO RU AAA Will sell you ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. O© TO. BE ABLE TO s POOGOOOQOOOOOOOGOOOO ee ©QOO© @©0©06©00000000066 t Is a Pleasure how a_ new assortment.of Jewelry.at very short 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 lot of * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and splendid color and many other Precious stones of very attractive appearance these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are Many o' not at all high on these articles. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE . Broad Street. GO OOOO OOOQOOOOOOS