October 25, 1897 (4 pages)

TuLEPHONE No. 4. MONDAY...0CT. 25, 1897. THE TRANSCRIPT. early sketches, “will you kindly brush that mosquito off the end of my nose ? You are nearer to it than I am!” He even enjoyed the ghastly compliment paid to it by Watkins, the Siskiyou humorist, in the suggestion that, with the shallow burial of the body belonging to posed to serve as a monument on which toinscribe a becoming recognition of the lofty fortitude of the uncomplaining saint who had borne the burden of it through life. I recall the first meeting of Delano and Paige. _ The latter, it may be remarked, was exceedingly plain-visaged with shaggy brows and a nose suggestive of excess of weight rather than of size. The introduction was sought by Delano. Paige was at his “case,” putting one of his sermons in type without hmanuscript. 4 After shaking hands, Delano stared quizzically into the face of Paige fora moment, and then exclaimed: “Well, y until f We TWO PIONEER WRITERS. ‘YS. ‘ g Sg ae ant to tak Bie They Were Both Well Known: and° Resided in Nevada County. e . : is Shoes Interesting Sketch of John R. Ridge and Alonzo Delano. Rollin M. Daggett contributes to ) ‘ yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle and Chilinteresting sketches of several Califormere ence > Fale [ae —_nia writers of the early fifties, ‘among them being John R. Ridge, brother of ts. A. J. Ridge of Grass Valley and father pair for 2 5 of Mrs. Frank G. Beatty of Berkeley. : His widow also lives at Berkeley. Mr. : 2 Daggett says: pg 25 cts. Mr. Ridge was a journalist, being I. connected with papers at Grass Valley, its each, Marysville and San Francisco. He 5 cents, was an editor of repute and a writer of graceful verse. He was an educated half-caste Cherokee Indian, and came to the Pacific Coast as early as 1850, at f the end of a long and bloody struggle between the Ridge and Ross factions for tribal control. The latter tri__. aumphed and Ridge, after feeding his hatred with the blood of more than one of his enemies, abruptly left the Chérokee Nation, never to return. Ridge was tall and graceful, with finely cut aboriginal features and a complexion barely suggestive of Indian blood. To his friends he was loyal and confiding; to his enemies outspoken and defiant. He loved nature and his soul was full of tenderness and song. The great waters of the ocean . awed him, and we sometimes strolled ¢ ogether along the open beach south : of .ort Point, when all was a wilderness ¥, eSt of Yerba Buena Cemetery, to listen to “ke voices of the waves. And there he w.°uld loiter and dream by the hour. * “What are you thinking of Ridge?” I asked him one day; breaking into one of his long reveries. . fOr & moment he -—-geattered-thesands-wir 0 his cane, and then slowly answered: «Could I tell you exactly and intelligibly T would be adiviner poet than walks the earth to___day.To me the thunder of the Waves and the silence of the heavens are ‘wingled with the distant sound of the » 2 Paige, I thought I was the ugliest man in California, but after seeing you Iam in doubt. What do you think about itt” ; “My friend,” returned Paige, slowly and solemnly, “if you will remove that mask, with a nose like a sunburnt rutabaga turnip, and allow me to see your face, I shall be better able to form an opinion.” “Hold on!” responded Delano, holding up his hands imploringly ; “I didn’t think it was loaded with slugs!” anda boisterous l:uzh showed that he appreciated the retort. To the end of his life the world saw enly. sunshine in the face of Delano, while his heart shuddered in the shadows of griefs harsh enough to have made him a misanthrope. His wife died, and there was left to his care an only son, who from infancy to the age of manhood had been a bed-ridden and helpless cripple, and an only daughter, who became hopelessly insane before reaching her twentieth year. His home sorrows were too sacred for the world to share, and he sank under them all the sooner because he bore the burden all alone. “J NEVER found a medicine that hit my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite and seems to do me good allover.” W. H. Laughlin, Napa City. _.Hoop’s Pitts cure indigestion, biliousness. ~@oGrove’s TAsTELEss CuHitt Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon stone hammer pf the mound builder. & Ali seem to be necessary parts and in—7 cidents of a mighty scheme of moral j and physical transformation, of which, ==. somewhere in.the beyond, we may learn the purpose: Now, how can I tell any one of the misty fancies evolved in my crazy brain by sucha problem? I can only answer you witha war-whoop, and I have half a mind to give it!” Ridge passed away in the early prime of his life, leaving a-wife and two or three children. He was the author of ' small volume relating to the life and /~~adventures of Joaquin Murietta, the noted California bandit, and after his death a collection of his poems was . printed for the benefit of his family. It would probably be difficult to ob\ v4 tain a copy of the publication now. It ; ' .contained a number of poems of genu. —-ine worth and a few that should have Ween omitted. ; The Ridge faction permanently dis-} appeared at the close of the Southern Rebellion. Many of the Cherokees were slaveholders,-and the Ridges fayored the Confederacy. Jobn R. Ridge was * Democrat, and forashort time editor of the San Francisco Herald. His party required his services, and he gave them, withough he preferred a quieter and less acrimonious line of ' ; literary labor. : * “OLD BLOCK.” Alonzo Delano was among the most « genial of the early writers of California and, withal, a thoroughly lovable max. I first made hie acquaintance after he had become a banker in ‘Grass Valley, although I had known him as early as 1850'through his bright sketches of mining’ life, contributed to the press over the signature of “Old Block,” and finally-collected and published in book . g form with-the'title of “Chips From the Old Block.” ‘ Their style was easy and conversational, without any attempt of eis fs ua [i (7) Wr OT AAAYOT AAA err uate? Matta any one of Lif & Ls J fancies. Such men Wrinkles and grey VE artistic talent; and except for the is possible that he i wic and retails for 50c. To get the GEN “UINE ask for GROVE’S. p: ofandity or rhetorical finish,but they were’ breezy and full of quiet hamor and a dull Jine eonid scrarcely be found in them. He had passed the middle of life before reach: 2s California, but years had not aged his heart or chilled his boyish ‘never grow old. hairs assuredly me to them, as to others, but youth vemaile with them until the end. Ar riving in Marysville without money, he paid his board bill and stage fare, to the mountains by making half a dozen crayon portraits, without ever before suspecting that he possessed a spark rd pu lication of one of his private letters toa friend, describing some event of interest to the public in a masterly manner, it would have been heard of simply as a successful banker cm pened of Nevada county. Delano was not a handsome man. He Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar jy19-6m Fine Goods. Van Cam,"’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Oamp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale ‘by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. [23 Lost. . eens A Gold Watch and Chain has been lost. Return to this office and recieve a liberal reward. tf We Want Your Money, But we want it on the square. We are not offering the public any baits, but something better—good stylish millinery and good values, at The Leader, Broad Street. o14-tf asy to Take asy to Operate size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man have taken a pill till it is all The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla QRPICE CoE, BROAD AND PINE STS Attorney and Counselor at Law. over.” 25¢. C. I. Hood & Co., Ww. D. LONG, up stairs, Nevada Citv. Wit PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in said: “ You never know you a Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. -, j Is Attorney and Counselor : t Law, FRED SEARLS, State and Federal. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin an d Grape Seeder. Easy to clean and economcal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a und in five minutes. Indispensable in every household. Enterprise . Raisin and Grape it, enough of the nose might be left ex-}Seeder Is sold at all hardware S. had small, light-blue eyes and a Roman sx nose, so plLesomenal in size that it beg seemed as if all the rest of the features rer a of the face belonged to it by right of}. ie conquest. He was proud of the organ, bythe and rather pleased than otherw‘se to “ have it MAde the subject of comment. », Cah keeper” — 200 recipes MFG. CO. OF PA., ENTERPRISE 3.2 Oscinhia.’ Ps. stores. Price $1. Send a-cent stamp for the “Enterprising HouseThe department of agriculture estimates that the cost of sowing an acre of wheat in Alatidma is 90 cents, and from this amount the figure diminishes in other states to 24 cents in Iowa. The up to date woman wears her one. As an article of jewelry thisbol of suffering is as popular as wok in the days of the grandmothers. When the grandmothers were girls, the possession of a handsome. bejeweled cross that could be worn as-a pin, a hair ornament or a locket amounted almost to u badge of . The black ones, studded with diamonds or pearls, or today. The fashionable cross must be antique looking. Not eyerybody’s grandmother possessed one, however, so the jewelers have come to the rescue of, the woman who did not fall heir to one and are bringing out exquisite de~Moat-of studded with precious stones, and many have backgrounds of black enamel. It is by no means a taking form of. personal adornment, but the women like it.—New York Sun. His Last Law Case. The late William 8. Groesbeck of Cincinnati never took another law case after his defense of President Andrew Johnson. ‘‘The brilliant speech which won that case,” says the Cincinnati Oommercial Tribune, ‘‘ proved the man’s remarkable will and intellectual pow: ers, He had been so ill as to be confined to his bed, and on the day of the trial, and while lying in bed, he jotted down on a sheet of foolscap paper the main points of his defense. He was driven to the tribunal in a carriage, unable to walk, and spoke extempore for four hours and a half. At the close article {1 was voted upon and the president acquitted without the taking up of any of the other articles. Since that time Mr. Groesbeck had lived a life of quiet and retirement. In 1872 he built Elmburst, a noble house of superb proporsions, commanding a river view of unsurpassed beauty. ’’ will You Do. cross if she is so fortunate as to possess . both, were highest in favor, as they are . It? « « _ Such was the enormous crowd of bargain seekers that thronged our store the past week, especially during the middle of the day, making-it impossible at times to wait on all, that we desire to ask those of you who see this advertisement to come as early in the morning as possible or as late in the afternoon, say between 7:30 to 10 o’clock a. m. or between 3:30 and 6 p. m.; at which hours it is possible for us to give each cnstomer much more time and attention. Of course we will be open for business all day and all week, but by favoring us in this manner you avoid the crowd. NEW GOODS TO-DAY: A big lot of genuine Bone Corsets at 35cts. [WINTER MILLINERY On Monday, October 18th, one of San Francisco’s most Artistic Milliners will be in attendance to show the YERY LATEST In Eastern and San Francisco Millinery Goods. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, “ * . ° Nevada City, Cal. ~~ worth a big dollar. 50 dozen Children’s Handkerchiefs at 2% cts. 20 dozen Ladies’ Heavily Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cts. 10 dozen. Ladies’ Wool Vests, regular dollar goods, only soc. 15.Cents will buy a Klondyke Nugget 9 Cents will buy a good Tooth Brush. Fifteen cents will buy 4 good Hair Brush. New padlock Bracelets, with key, only 50 cents. New Lace Curtains at 19 cents. New Egyptian bordered Lace Curtains, 25 cts. New Pocket Books at 5c, at 10c, at 25c, at 50c—very latest. And r1ooo other new articles suitable for Christmas trade. Remember, it is more blessed to give than to receive. 9-GENT STORE, Broad Street, opposite City Hall. Sinix-els7’s. ' 4 ' t ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE, PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order. TOWN TALK SALOON. T. J. STEWART, Proprietor. On the road between Nevada scien Sal is City and Grass Valley. Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars Of the best brands. Prom and polite attention to the traveling public. ol2 3 Enlarged and Impro Having recently enla plant, we are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. Write for rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. eee our Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the Safest and Most Effectual ‘Means Of treating the throat and_ bronchial tubes Its cialouey in Bedbapers aoe Cough and Croup is wonderful. Its antiseptic qualities render it Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, As Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, ‘less than cost price. I have concluded to sell out my business in Nevada e ie . City on account of my wife’s ill health, and will sell my J. J. JACKSON, stock, which consists of the most stylish goods in ‘ proof safe forsale. Also.a horse, liarness and cart. For particulars inquire of Going to Build ? Nevada City Retiring From Business. An excellent opportunity for the Ladies to buy goods at Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, __. CAPES ANDJACKETS, = AT LESS THAN COST. An excellent bpuseventiy is offered to anybody wishing to enguge in this business, as I will sell at a sacrifice. All fixtures and fireL. LUBECK, Nevada City P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. “ sy Meses : , @#e£eee eee aee * We carry in stock a fine assort2ment of Diamonds, which will : be furnished already set int a variety of mountings, or set to order in any desired style of . ~ sétting. Diamonds of all sizes A Ring and pin mountings a and prices. Call and see them. _specialty. <> 0) = 06 <a Holiday. Watches Are very handsome this year _and we invite you to inspect our goods in this department. We : can suit you in price, style and . quality. Watches for. children at remarkably low prices. We have a fine stock of Art Goods coming. _LUETJE -& BRAND, . Jewelers, . Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. in ! Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, a ' barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. = 2 eas _ Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, = “See h>re, stranger !” began one of his . Makers of the Enterprise Meat Chopper. < we * z ‘ NEW YORK BAKERY . pruning sears, Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Garden Hose, Paints, dows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. ‘ornamental work in tim or galvanized iron. uisite de . 50 dozen black and gray Silk Brocaded Corsets at so cts—. Aim Is To e Se s% Please. ka ee fas 4 The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, 4 Pine Street, Nevada City. . <-— = : The Best Goods, ’ The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. 4 VAR AR ARR ARV AR Ba SaaS AS AS US A Fine % Business Suit For $25. z wy ea Yes Seas aS aS i Sr Contracts taken for putting on Steel’ Roofing and for BEEHIVE © GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey —— ._.Blue_ Label Catsup ms Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries or PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. PRO6U (eesti $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt.... . 1 00; Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25 Gamecock Whisky {w,. 100] ‘ in bulk, pergal. 50 EAL, Whisky oc cccncuia 75 . Olives, ie ii I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pej.10} Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s . “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. 2 = © = «= «= = * ARABIAN ROASP’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial = = = = =* © = = = © © # WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the time, and we know that if you give usa trial you’ll never quit us, EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free ot charge, beautiful pictures, clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases. Se a ee el RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY: For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, . the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. JUST WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. When You Buy Job Printing & You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and Ink all cut)a gure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presswork. We claim to excel in these respects also. STYLES CHANGE . IN PRINTING Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. 7 . Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, WinThe same as in clothing, and the Transcript keeps up with thedecrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. We have the newest and most comniete Job Printing plant in the county; and we have the best of workmen, Competent judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. 2 A Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. ‘See our work and get our figures They will satisfy you. Wedding Cakes to Order a Soeciaity GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. _ BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, . Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. FRANK T. SMITH, 2

TuLEPHONE No. 4. MONDAY......0CT. 25, 1897. THE TRANSCRIPT. early sketches, “will you kindly brush that mosquito off the end of my nose ? You are nearer to it than I am!” He even enjoyed the ghastly compliment paid to it by Watkins, the Siskiyou humorist, in the suggestion that, with the shallow burial of the body belonging to posed to serve as a monument on which toinscribe a becoming recognition of the lofty fortitude of the uncomplaining saint who had borne the burden of it through life. I recall the first meeting of Delano and Paige. _ The latter, it may be remarked, was exceedingly plain-visaged with shaggy brows and a nose suggestive of excess of weight rather than of size. The introduction was sought by Delano. Paige was at his “case,” putting one of his sermons in type without hmanuscript. 4 After shaking hands, Delano stared quizzically into the face of Paige fora moment, and then exclaimed: “Well, y until f We TWO PIONEER WRITERS. ‘YS. ‘ g Sg ae ant to tak Bie They Were Both Well Known: and° Resided in Nevada County. e . : is Shoes Interesting Sketch of John R. Ridge and Alonzo Delano. Rollin M. Daggett contributes to ) ‘ yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle and Chilinteresting sketches of several Califormere ence > Fale [ae —_nia writers of the early fifties, ‘among them being John R. Ridge, brother of ts. A. J. Ridge of Grass Valley and father pair for 2 5 of Mrs. Frank G. Beatty of Berkeley. : His widow also lives at Berkeley. Mr. : 2 Daggett says: pg 25 cts. Mr. Ridge was a journalist, being I. connected with papers at Grass Valley, its each, Marysville and San Francisco. He 5 cents, was an editor of repute and a writer of graceful verse. He was an educated half-caste Cherokee Indian, and came to the Pacific Coast as early as 1850, at f the end of a long and bloody struggle between the Ridge and Ross factions for tribal control. The latter tri__. aumphed and Ridge, after feeding his hatred with the blood of more than one of his enemies, abruptly left the Chérokee Nation, never to return. Ridge was tall and graceful, with finely cut aboriginal features and a complexion barely suggestive of Indian blood. To his friends he was loyal and confiding; to his enemies outspoken and defiant. He loved nature and his soul was full of tenderness and song. The great waters of the ocean . awed him, and we sometimes strolled ¢ ogether along the open beach south : of .ort Point, when all was a wilderness ¥, eSt of Yerba Buena Cemetery, to listen to “ke voices of the waves. And there he w.°uld loiter and dream by the hour. * “What are you thinking of Ridge?” I asked him one day; breaking into one of his long reveries. . fOr & moment he -—-geattered-thesands-wir 0 his cane, and then slowly answered: «Could I tell you exactly and intelligibly T would be adiviner poet than walks the earth to___day..To me the thunder of the Waves and the silence of the heavens are ‘wingled with the distant sound of the » 2 Paige, I thought I was the ugliest man in California, but after seeing you Iam in doubt. What do you think about itt” ; “My friend,” returned Paige, slowly and solemnly, “if you will remove that mask, with a nose like a sunburnt rutabaga turnip, and allow me to see your face, I shall be better able to form an opinion.” “Hold on!” responded Delano, holding up his hands imploringly ; “I didn’t think it was loaded with slugs!” anda boisterous l:uzh showed that he appreciated the retort. To the end of his life the world saw enly. sunshine in the face of Delano, while his heart shuddered in the shadows of griefs harsh enough to have made him a misanthrope. His wife died, and there was left to his care an only son, who from infancy to the age of manhood had been a bed-ridden and helpless cripple, and an only daughter, who became hopelessly insane before reaching her twentieth year. His home sorrows were too sacred for the world to share, and he sank under them all the sooner because he bore the burden all alone. “J NEVER found a medicine that hit my case like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It tones up my system, purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite and seems to do me good allover.” W. H. Laughlin, Napa City. _.Hoop’s Pitts cure indigestion, biliousness. ~@oGrove’s TAsTELEss CuHitt Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon stone hammer pf the mound builder. & Ali seem to be necessary parts and in—7 cidents of a mighty scheme of moral j and physical transformation, of which, ==. somewhere in.the beyond, we may learn the purpose: Now, how can I tell any one of the misty fancies evolved in my crazy brain by sucha problem? I can only answer you witha war-whoop, and I have half a mind to give it!” Ridge passed away in the early prime of his life, leaving a-wife and two or three children. He was the author of ' small volume relating to the life and /~~adventures of Joaquin Murietta, the noted California bandit, and after his death a collection of his poems was . printed for the benefit of his family. It would probably be difficult to ob\ v4 tain a copy of the publication now. It ; ' .contained a number of poems of genu. —-ine worth and a few that should have Ween omitted. ; The Ridge faction permanently dis-} appeared at the close of the Southern Rebellion. Many of the Cherokees were slaveholders,-and the Ridges fayored the Confederacy. Jobn R. Ridge was * Democrat, and forashort time editor of the San Francisco Herald. His party required his services, and he gave them, withough he preferred a quieter and less acrimonious line of ' ; literary labor. : * “OLD BLOCK.” Alonzo Delano was among the most « genial of the early writers of California and, withal, a thoroughly lovable max. I first made hie acquaintance after he had become a banker in ‘Grass Valley, although I had known him as early as 1850'through his bright sketches of mining’ life, contributed to the press over the signature of “Old Block,” and finally-collected and published in book . g form with-the'title of “Chips From the Old Block.” ‘ Their style was easy and conversational, without any attempt of eis fs ua [i (7) Wr OT AAAYOT AAA err uate? Matta any one of Lif & Ls J fancies. Such men Wrinkles and grey VE artistic talent; and except for the is possible that he i wic and retails for 50c. To get the GEN “UINE ask for GROVE’S. p: ofandity or rhetorical finish,but they were’ breezy and full of quiet hamor and a dull Jine eonid scrarcely be found in them. He had passed the middle of life before reach: 2s California, but years had not aged his heart or chilled his boyish ‘never grow old. hairs assuredly me to them, as to others, but youth vemaile with them until the end. Ar riving in Marysville without money, he paid his board bill and stage fare, to the mountains by making half a dozen crayon portraits, without ever before suspecting that he possessed a spark rd pu lication of one of his private letters toa friend, describing some event of interest to the public in a masterly manner, it would have been heard of simply as a successful banker cm pened of Nevada county. Delano was not a handsome man. He Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar jy19-6m Fine Goods. Van Cam,"’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Oamp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale ‘by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. [23 Lost. . eens A Gold Watch and Chain has been lost. Return to this office and recieve a liberal reward. tf We Want Your Money, But we want it on the square. We are not offering the public any baits, but something better—good stylish millinery and good values, at The Leader, Broad Street. o14-tf asy to Take asy to Operate size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man have taken a pill till it is all The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla QRPICE CoE, BROAD AND PINE STS Attorney and Counselor at Law. over.” 25¢. C. I. Hood & Co., Ww. D. LONG, up stairs, Nevada Citv. Wit PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in said: “ You never know you a Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. -, j Is Attorney and Counselor : t Law, FRED SEARLS, State and Federal. A Dozen Raisins could notbe seeded by hand as quickly as half a pound wiih the Enterprise Raisin an d Grape Seeder. Easy to clean and economcal. Seed grapes and raisins at the rate of a und in five minutes. Indispensable in every household. Enterprise . Raisin and Grape it, enough of the nose might be left ex-}Seeder Is sold at all hardware S. had small, light-blue eyes and a Roman sx nose, so plLesomenal in size that it beg seemed as if all the rest of the features rer a of the face belonged to it by right of}. ie conquest. He was proud of the organ, bythe and rather pleased than otherw‘se to “ have it MAde the subject of comment. », Cah keeper” — 200 recipes MFG. CO. OF PA., ENTERPRISE 3.2 Oscinhia.’ Ps. stores. Price $1. Send a-cent stamp for the “Enterprising HouseThe department of agriculture estimates that the cost of sowing an acre of wheat in Alatidma is 90 cents, and from this amount the figure diminishes in other states to 24 cents in Iowa. The up to date woman wears her

one. As an article of jewelry thisbol of suffering is as popular as wok in the days of the grandmothers. When the grandmothers were girls, the possession of a handsome. bejeweled cross that could be worn as-a pin, a hair ornament or a locket amounted almost to u badge of . The black ones, studded with diamonds or pearls, or today. The fashionable cross must be antique looking. Not eyerybody’s grandmother possessed one, however, so the jewelers have come to the rescue of, the woman who did not fall heir to one and are bringing out exquisite de~Moat-of studded with precious stones, and many have backgrounds of black enamel. It is by no means a taking form of. personal adornment, but the women like it.—New York Sun. His Last Law Case. The late William 8. Groesbeck of Cincinnati never took another law case after his defense of President Andrew Johnson. ‘‘The brilliant speech which won that case,” says the Cincinnati Oommercial Tribune, ‘‘ proved the man’s remarkable will and intellectual pow: ers, He had been so ill as to be confined to his bed, and on the day of the trial, and while lying in bed, he jotted down on a sheet of foolscap paper the main points of his defense. He was driven to the tribunal in a carriage, unable to walk, and spoke extempore for four hours and a half. At the close article {1 was voted upon and the president acquitted without the taking up of any of the other articles. Since that time Mr. Groesbeck had lived a life of quiet and retirement. In 1872 he built Elmburst, a noble house of superb proporsions, commanding a river view of unsurpassed beauty. ’’ will You Do. cross if she is so fortunate as to possess . both, were highest in favor, as they are . It? « « _ Such was the enormous crowd of bargain seekers that thronged our store the past week, especially during the middle of the day, making-it impossible at times to wait on all, that we desire to ask those of you who see this advertisement to come as early in the morning as possible or as late in the afternoon, say between 7:30 to 10 o’clock a. m. or between 3:30 and 6 p. m.; at which hours it is possible for us to give each cnstomer much more time and attention. Of course we will be open for business all day and all week, but by favoring us in this manner you avoid the crowd. NEW GOODS TO-DAY: A big lot of genuine Bone Corsets at 35cts. [WINTER MILLINERY On Monday, October 18th, one of San Francisco’s most Artistic Milliners will be in attendance to show the YERY LATEST In Eastern and San Francisco Millinery Goods. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, “ * . ° Nevada City, Cal. ~~ worth a big dollar. 50 dozen Children’s Handkerchiefs at 2% cts. 20 dozen Ladies’ Heavily Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 5 cts. 10 dozen. Ladies’ Wool Vests, regular dollar goods, only soc. 15.Cents will buy a Klondyke Nugget 9 Cents will buy a good Tooth Brush. Fifteen cents will buy 4 good Hair Brush. New padlock Bracelets, with key, only 50 cents. New Lace Curtains at 19 cents. New Egyptian bordered Lace Curtains, 25 cts. New Pocket Books at 5c, at 10c, at 25c, at 50c—very latest. And r1ooo other new articles suitable for Christmas trade. Remember, it is more blessed to give than to receive. 9-GENT STORE, Broad Street, opposite City Hall. Sinix-els7’s. ' 4 ' t ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES Moore, THE, PHOTOGRAPHER. Frames Made to Order. TOWN TALK SALOON. T. J. STEWART, Proprietor. On the road between Nevada scien Sal is City and Grass Valley. Beer, Wines, Liquors and Cigars Of the best brands. Prom and polite attention to the traveling public. ol2 3 Enlarged and Impro Having recently enla plant, we are prepared to buy Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets At the highest market price. Write for rates before disposing of your ores and concentrates. Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. eee our Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. CRESOLENE being administered by inhalation, gives the Safest and Most Effectual ‘Means Of treating the throat and_ bronchial tubes Its cialouey in Bedbapers aoe Cough and Croup is wonderful. Its antiseptic qualities render it Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, As Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, ete. Sold by H. DICKERMAN, Druggist and Stationer, ‘less than cost price. I have concluded to sell out my business in Nevada e ie . City on account of my wife’s ill health, and will sell my J. J. JACKSON, stock, which consists of the most stylish goods in ‘ proof safe forsale. Also.a horse, liarness and cart. For particulars inquire of Going to Build ? Nevada City Retiring From Business. An excellent opportunity for the Ladies to buy goods at Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, __. CAPES ANDJACKETS, = AT LESS THAN COST. An excellent bpuseventiy is offered to anybody wishing to enguge in this business, as I will sell at a sacrifice. All fixtures and fireL. LUBECK, Nevada City P. S. SALE WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897. “ sy Meses : , @#e£eee eee aee * We carry in stock a fine assort2ment of Diamonds, which will : be furnished already set int a variety of mountings, or set to order in any desired style of . ~ sétting. Diamonds of all sizes A Ring and pin mountings a and prices. Call and see them. _specialty. <> 0) = 06 <a Holiday. Watches Are very handsome this year _and we invite you to inspect our goods in this department. We : can suit you in price, style and . quality. Watches for. children at remarkably low prices. We have a fine stock of Art Goods coming. _LUETJE -& BRAND, . Jewelers, . Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Cal. in ! Ifyou are thinking of putting up a house, a ' barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles, and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. = 2 eas _ Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, = “See h>re, stranger !” began one of his . Makers of the Enterprise Meat Chopper. < we * z ‘ NEW YORK BAKERY . pruning sears, Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Garden Hose, Paints, dows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. ‘ornamental work in tim or galvanized iron. uisite de . 50 dozen black and gray Silk Brocaded Corsets at so cts—. Aim Is To e Se s% Please. ka ee fas 4 The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, 4 Pine Street, Nevada City. . <-— = : The Best Goods, ’ The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. 4 VAR AR ARR ARV AR Ba SaaS AS AS US A Fine % Business Suit For $25. z wy ea Yes Seas aS aS i Sr Contracts taken for putting on Steel’ Roofing and for BEEHIVE © GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey —— .._..Blue_ Label Catsup ms Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries or PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. PRO6U (eesti $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 Duffy’s Malt....... . 1 00; Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky {w,. 100] ‘ in bulk, pergal. 50 EAL, Whisky oc cccncuia 75 . Olives, ie ii I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pej.10} Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s . “ 3for 50. Everything else in proportion. 2 = © = «= «= = * ARABIAN ROASP’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial = = = = =* © = = = © © # WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the time, and we know that if you give usa trial you’ll never quit us, EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free ot charge, beautiful pictures, clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases. Se a ee el RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY: For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, . the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. JUST WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. When You Buy Job Printing & You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of; Paper, Type and Ink all cut)a gure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the Presswork. We claim to excel in these respects also. STYLES CHANGE . IN PRINTING Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. 7 . Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, WinThe same as in clothing, and the Transcript keeps up with thedecrees of Dame Fashion in the Art Preservative. We have the newest and most comniete Job Printing plant in the county; and we have the best of workmen, Competent judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. 2 A Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. ‘See our work and get our figures They will satisfy you. Wedding Cakes to Order a Soeciaity GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. _ BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, . Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. FRANK T. SMITH, 2