September 20, 1897 (4 pages)

All Sunny F oo W. U. Teleg ie Stopping pla Electric ligh renderir g it ak Has the larg room in the cit the market aff in the House. The new mé with its const the mountain fornia. ALF Attorney a! FFICE —1 City. D Office at res! —_—_—_——— C.H All Kinds The Fin a, © BROAD STF refined an quartz fror Buy Gold. nd Crucib Teacher Also Cl Visits Ne portions o urpose of omes. For part apply tot e poreonally at the Uni: TH MAITLAN Choicext Stean Call and s Remembe Fashio: Repali ATEN' Sho-t buy then to order L. Broad S al5 Do Y a Gor The: ‘JESSE TLEW and B One d GOOD. { se] Te.N ® Attc W's Pens ludi: NIT obi wala examin and des Rejec _~tondte os hot-gr of ret & and we Itgout are inf fringec liable Nat ox JAS.-A. NORFirst-Class i: TAKE NOT make it the fir’ THE TRANSCRiP?I Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. MONDAY.. .. SEPT. 20. 1897. BETTER THOROUGHFARES. The Work Will Begin This Woek 1a ' “ Barnest-—More Light. The work of putting Sacramento street and the lower Grass Valley road within the city limits in good condi. tion will soon be in full blast. The property owners out that way are showing a commendable willingness to do their share. Already 250 tons of macadum have been hauled to the road, and more can be used to advantage if the Board of Trade will assist in providing it. The work of distributing this rock will te commenced the present week. Street Superintendent Murchie is giving his personal attention tc the operations, and under his direction: the city will begin today putting in a>me new culverts and repairing others that are out of condition. In a short time the thoroughfare wil] be is iirstclass condition from John Treanor’s place ut the head of the depot hill to « point opposite the slaughter house where the county turnpike has its northern terminus. As soon as the wire arrives the Electric Power Company will put in the additional lights recently ordered by th Trustees. There will be one”on the turn in the road just south of ‘Hieroni mus’ brewery, one nearly opposite John Cleave’s place and one in: front of the old Cashin place. ; At the same time cnere will be a light put up at the Campbell corner to light Zion street and upper Sacremento street, and another in front of the Lones place on West Broad street. The City Trustees will continue their efforts forthe betterment of our streets as rapidly as possible. Main, Commercial and other streets are on the program for their attention at an early date. ~s Following the Dip. In two recent cuses State Supreme Court decisions have been to the effect that where the vein enters a claim on oe side, passes on the same side, and does not run approximately parallel to the side Hines, such side line must be treated as the end line, with the laws of the United States (section 2322 providing that the owner of the apex of a vein cannot follow the dip outside the vertical plane of the “end lines.” ———_—___ ++ @e-What About the Clown? .At the car works at Pullman, Ul, there is now building by the BowmanOrmsbee Go'd Harvesting Company a wold milling plant to be taken to Charlotte, North Carolina. ‘The train ot machinery occupies two-thirds the length of the car, the other third being taken ap by an office and stateroom, with berths for eight persous, a buaffe' and an assayer’s luboratory. As auxfliaries to the Pullman car are two other cars, on which the ore is reduced by chlorination and leaching. Washington Mines. Thére is a likelinood vow of something being done with the Giant King and Queen mines at Washington. Thest properties have real merit und pros. pective values and are ‘well worthy the attention of men of means to opev them. ‘The investors would undoubtedly be well rewarded. Se OS tape ee The Rosh Hashanah. A week from yesterday will be the feast of Kosh Hushanah, the Jewish New Year. Thut will be the first day of the year 5658 in the Jewish New Year. It is a feust of rejoicing, and for tw< days the stores owned by the Hebrew merchants will be closed in honor o!1 the feast. A week from tomorrow wili be Yom Kipper, the day of atonement, on which orthodox believers will fast. SEVERAL. years ago one of my neigh bors recommended Hood's Sarsaparill:: to me very highiy and since then I have used it with the best results, especial]: for rheumatism. Stephen Leodi. Grizzly Flat, Cal. Hoop’s PILts are wbe favorite cathartic. le gee rect Fancy Groceries. a lot.of this season’s product of Heinz’: Catsup, India Relish,Evaporated Horse radish, Chowchow, Mustard and al other fancy condiments. to have in the house. Aiways nice ~@e ew For SaLte—Horse and buggy and fluc mileh cow. Apply at William ‘Moyle’: place, back of depot. 818-2t A That is the way ali druggists se} GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for. Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer i to bitter, nauseating ‘Lonies. Pric« 50 cents. jy 19-6@ No Cure—No Pay. 2 Oe Piano Tuniag and Repairing: C. W. Bennett will arrive in Nevad: City in a few days. slit Be pe ee . Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills t: 4 take with Hood’s Sarseparilla. Cur all liver ills, A MEMORY SPOILED. One Aug. 15, when the libations hag been copious and the old fellows in the In. valides had grown more talkative than usual, Gauillac began to talk about the fact that ‘‘the Little Corpwral’’ had spoken to him, a mere soldier. He said be would never forget it. ‘‘Indeed! You have never told us about that,’’ replied Bernardin. ‘‘When did he speak to you?”’ : “When? Oh, that’s my affair!’’ ‘Well, but what did he say to you?’ wy affair.’’ “Yes, but'’— ‘*Well, he was passing along in front of the regiment, and when he came opposite to me he stopped and said’’— ‘‘Well, what did he say? You surely don’t hesitate to repeat it?’’ “No, no. I don’t hesitate. He said to me—er—that I looked likea d——d fool!"’ replied Gauillac, with an effort, Bernardin burst into a noisy laugh, and in a teasin anner said: Perhapbhe was right, but when the devil did he say that to you?”’ “The eve of the battle of Lutzen, when he was reviewing the regiment!”’ ** *Cre nam, you don’t look likea A——d fool! You are onel’ It was not to you he said that. It was to me!”’ “To you, to you, Bernardin?’”’ “Yes. yes, to me, and I'll prove it. We were elbow to elbow. He stopped in front of us, The colonel drew a notebook from his pocket, put his sword under his arm and said: = ‘* *He is very brave.’ To which the emperor replied: : ‘**That is rot sufficient,’ and added, He must also have the appearance of a fool.’ And as he spoke it was me he looked at— yes, me!’ ‘‘Bernardin,’’ cried Gauillac in asolemn und threatening manner, ‘‘you are telling mea lie. You are trying to steal from my heart one of its dearest memories. You are a bad fellow and a'’— ‘*Ab, you have got the swelled head at my expense! I will not suffer it.’’ “Nor will I!” “What next, then?’’ “Bah! I am angry with everything snd especially with you, who are jealoue of what the emperor said to me.”’ “You ara nothing more than a_ beast, an arch beast and an old bumbug!’’ cried Bernardin in a state of exagperation anc ready to throw a bottle at Gauillao’s head. “Kh, bien! I—Lshall’”’— ‘“There’s no need to complete your sen tence! Such insults are washed out only with blood. You will hear from me tomorrow.’’ And Bernardin went out proudly with his head in the air and his legs firmer than they were at the beginning of the dispute. Next day they met again in th« Bois de Clamart, Bernardin brought with him two swords, fredhly sharpened and wrapped up ina piec cloth. He handed them to the ie and quiet), took off his cloak, avoiding’ hjs adversary's eyes and without saying a word. One of the seconds, a decorated Invalide, who had served with the two champions aud who, was known as Big David, took the two sabers, stuck them in the ground and said: “This is not all. I want to know hefore we go any turther why you two arc going to fight. gad, I'll take my leave!’’ Gauillac and Bernardin seemed a little disconverted by this simple question. The) exchanged glances and replied together: “That is our affair alone.’’ “Not at all, not at all,’ replied Biz David, with a very pronounced Aleatia: uecent. ‘It is also the affair of the seconds. We-cannot allow old comrades tc fight unless they have a good reason.”’ “Eb, bien,’”’ said Gauillac. ‘ Bernardin bas insulted me!’’ “It is not true. It is Gauillao who ip. sulted me, and who’’— ‘But why? What about?” They realized so keenly the humor of their position, these old soldiers, that ucither of thein answered the question. “You will not explain? Then I shall at unce go howe,’’ declared Big David. ‘*Listep a inoment, David, A second is like a confessor. I will tell you the whok thing upon the condition that you wil! not prevent us fighting.’’ And Gauillac related faithfully ti whole quarre), vid began to gainbol and out capers anc flourish his stick in such @ manner thai they feared he was about to have a fit. He uttered some inarticulate sounds, in the midst of which certain words were nevertheless distinguishable. “Such d——d fools, sach d——d fools!"’ Finally be calmed down, and, his eyes still filled with tears of delirious joy, he suid: ‘“*Yon are a couple of clowns. peror said that to me.’”’ Bernardin and Gauillac, moved by thc same imopulse, approached Big David witi, frowning eyebrows and closed fists. ‘They would have ‘struck him; but he stopped them with a gesture. “Let we speak first, and afterward you can do as you please,’’ he cried. ‘‘The night before the battle of Lutzen I was chusen by the colonel to carry a secre! message to which tbe emperor attached the greatest importance. I was selected because I came from Saarlouis and could speak German. ‘‘T was furnished with a peasant’s dress and cautioned to ‘look as much likea d——d fool as possible and, if arrested, te The em. ‘‘What did he say tome? That’s also . If you don’t tell me, by . Searcely had he finished when Big Da . cy, Cal. SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Sommary of Interesting Items From Fri day’s Messenger, . Miss English, who has been in Dow-_ structions on the piano, returned to her home at Columbia Hill, Nevada county, last Saturday. some time ago, which is: yielding handsomely. From one car load $85 was taken, while many nuggets ranging from $10 to $100 have been found. Mr. Copeland is preparing to move: ais quartz mii from Luganviile to Slug Janon, and expects to have it in place and in readiness to run ‘before the winter sets in. ; von. York isin charge of prospect. ing operations at Mt. Vernon. . ean Wages of Cuie’a’: Miners Cut. " . At Creede, Curu., .u0 World says’ the . manugers have signed an agreement to ut wages in wet mines from $3 5U to 33 per day, in dry mines from $3 10 32 50. Trammers in wet mines are cut ‘rom $3 to $2 75, and in dry mines fr: m 2 50 to $2 25. Other mine labor, in .cluding the bosses, is cut. in propoi tion. —O-e. Pioneers 0. S.narisville Gone. Michael Horan died at Smartsville Friday night from Bright’s disease. He was about 50 years of age and a native of Ireland. Michael F. Kelly, who mined in his younger days at Smartsville and Vi-' g.oia City, died Friday wight at Marysville. He was 51 years old. — , , . ~ CARDWELL'S COLLAPSE, Ka Up Co3ntry Eitor's Advice That 1s All Except Nevada City’s Are Now la Too Late. The Sierra Valley Record says: The ' . nieville for some time past giving inunfortunate verdants, who trusted B. sion in 45 out of the 46 districts of the , Cardwell to their discomfiiure, are county. } squirming and squealing unmercifully vada City, and in two weeks more,’ The public schools are now in ses-, The culy exception is ao) since the collapse of the Meadow Lake according to present calculations,these ceive no pay, but sympathy is wasted on such as in their hungry zeal for “outside capital” take offense at the slightest whisper of caution, when directed ugainst such windy, self styled “promotors.” We have nothing personally to say of Mr. Cardwell, but the entire mining districts should take means in future ‘of ample self protection against bis entire class. e@ee-UNION :~HOTEL, Main. Street, Nevaae City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor Hotel Arrivals. G. W. Canning, Reno, Nevada, Mrs. N. H. Mosher, Sacramento, C. Anderson, Downieville, J. D. Grimes, Milton, Miss L. McAuliffe, Sacramento, Mrs. Fox, Downieville, O. Barker, Dutch Fiat, Mrs. M, E. Woodside, Colfax, Miss Whitman, Auburn, Jobo Whitman, ss J. McKnight, Marshfield, Asa Halt, Conly Springs, James Armstrong, San Francisco, S. G. Rapp, “ S. N. Jones, * W. J. Mulcahey, a“ J, W. Malory, ae C. D. Dennis, Alameda. The Lewis brothers of Loyalton, who Utopia. We sympathize with the poor too will be running. Ihe opening of . nave been operating the Carman mint working .men who were misled into’ the term at thecounty seat was delayed . sear Gold Luke this summer, are doing . wasting their labor on his dishonest’ a month this year on account of the, very well. Good pay dirt was struck schemes, and for which they will re-) rebuilding and enlarging of Washing. i TAB COUNTY SCHOOLS HOLD ON! © cas HOLD<ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you ‘ced the goods at the Branch en Seana nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at all times. our word for it, ple ase call in and price our Wonder S:rore. We Goods If you do not wait to take ton schoolhouse, the work on which . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods nm v approaching completion. The public schéols of this county . employ 82 teachers, and both the teach. ers and the schools rank among the! good ones of the State. Their efficiency . is being steadily improved. there is any better chance for a boy or . to get a good substantial common . school edueation than in Nevada. The . student who sapires to acquiring anadvancei educition can be accommodated in the High School of Nevada City, which is in the front rank of the . good high schools of California. Much in Little Is especially true of Hood’s Pills, for no mi cine ever contained so great curative power in so smalb space. They are a whole medicine . . chest, always ready, ale ways efficient, always sat. isfactory; prevent a cold i . . or fever, cure all liver tls, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, ete. 25¢c. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Until Oct. 15th every Schilling’s Best yellow tea ticket or brown baking, powder ticket entitles you tc two guesses at the missing word, October 15th to December 31st one guess to a ticket. A Schilling & Company Sau Pr Caicisco 2300 { . 30 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a mouth. Hach additional line 10 cents a week or 4Ucents a month Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. Two nice furnished rooms fur rent fc mtleman. Desirable location. Enquire a [RANSCRIPT OFFICE. sl6-tf Odd Fellows’ Van.e. Oustomah Lodge of. Odd Fellows will giv . social hop at their hall on Friday evenin, eptember Zsth, to which all Odd Fellows au cheir wives, and Rebekahs aud their husvands are invited. slo Wine Grapes For Sale. Thirty toas of the choicest wixe grapes for sile cheap. For terms and particulars adiress Henry Frerichs, Colfax, Placer counsli-lw . For Sale. A goneral lot of household furniture is of fored for sale ata bargain. Inquire at Frank 1 hite’s, on Park Avenue, ali-vf. Business For Sale. A well-stocked variety store, doing a goou ayiug business and in good location, is o1 ered for sale. Inquire of Dave Hart, Com. . sercial street, opposite Transcript. buila ug. ell Situation Wanted. A widow desires a position as housskeep‘yr. Cando auy kind of work. Apply at the Crauscript vttice, $10-lw Nursing anu Housewuk. Alady who has had much experience i. aursing and in housework of ali kinds wil ceceive engagemeuts by the day or wech. -nquire at biseher bros.’ grocery store oi che Plaza. 810-lw behave like a donkey that wants its bran. ' I was able to accomplish my mission tu the satisfaction of my chiefs. I carried the message safely, and when I returned the colonel! said. that 1 should have across. The emperor, who always looked fixedls at the men, may have said what you heard bin say before both of you, but it was oj me he was thinking.”’ ‘“‘And the proof of what you tell us?’’ demanded Bernardin and Gauillac in the saine breath. _ ‘Is bere,’’ said Big avid, showing hie cross, ‘‘and J] swear by this cross that I am speaking thetruth. From this moment shake barjds and let it all be de olared at ap end.” . He had sworn by the cross of honor, It was impossible to doubt bis word. Bernardin and Gauillac shook hands, and their reconciliatiou was complete, But the same evening, as they emptied whispered in Big David's ear: ‘“*You have destroyed the most cherished vouvenir of my military career!’’—From tbe Freuch. How He Discovered the Key. holiday) — For goodness’ sake, Georges, cupboard in my room, and what is that big burned spot on the front lawn? Lumkins—I’ll tell you how the dress pocket of your polonaise in the cupboard. I didn’t know a polonaise from a tennis racket, and 1° couldn’t possi¥ly find the pocket. So I took all your dresses son's Weekly Hoop’s Piis are purely vegetable ‘nd do not purge, pain ‘or gripe. All druggists. ; the third bottle, Gauijlac grew sad and . First-class Vinegar. Fine Wine Vinegar, either white or rec van be obtained at the liquor store of A. ssvard & Son, Broad gtreet, at the lowest price, GOthere for your viuegar for pics‘ing fruit aad fer other purposes, wb Wanted. A good live man to sell Singer Sewing Machines and collect ou same in Nevada county, Calitornia. Horse, harness aud wagon furunished. No experience required. Indueemeuts will be offered to the right mau. Au honesty bund uf $0 will be required. Addregs I'he Singer Mf’g. Co., Sacramenta, California, oi Property, For Sale. A seven roum house with a good-sized Jot {and a barn will be sold cheap. Apply to Georze OC. Gaylord. ' 83-tf ‘Mrs. Lumkins (returning home from a . day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at where are all my dresses that I left in the “"ea* the bridge. s3-tf was, Ma. Coples of the Nevada County Directory ca via. You wrote home that if I wanted the he obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75cerits key of the billiard room I would find itin Apply w FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript offic, out on the lawn, built a fire under them on Prospect street, is offered for rent. Inand fished the key out of tlteaghes.--Pear uire-at.chis office. i Browa, Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. ; Carpets taken up, cleaned a ¢ laid same . Secoud-Hand Fur.cituce Store, Main ‘street. Nevada County Directory. } . a House Por’ nent. A héuse containing seven rooms, situated jy26-tf Oijice For Rent. A plox frone roam in the TRaNscRrpt Bloch Stita-le for an office. Enquire of F. & jud-t Por eee a erreneertree reciente sey: . . . MEME MIZE MSS 2 ORR 7S SN s 3% “as ae . Cale S72 My Se mraly ‘a ais as & 4 : “4 as :% AimlIs To 3% ? a ae . 2% S% . “as Flease. 7 Sos ie “i SY Sse. MY, Me on koi #2 FRANK T. SMITH, sé ‘ ‘ Ko The Leading Tailor V AS AS AS ASF Mee Mee Me Me Me MSM AP AP AS US AP AP TAS BE AP ‘as Ly of Nevada County, “as Pine Street, Nevada City. sl, aan WZ se ey obi AVA 3% The Best Goods, aS 24 “ie Ai 7 i The PS ae ". se sv SKSESK Me VARY 3% Mes Y RVARVA SE3% NZ Mo 3 % \ aS IS AP 2 ears (\ SSS SAS AS AS AS AP as aie x se AF Bee %¢ Business Suit 3% see as For $25 ON Pe a SEME Mee ‘ower: AS AS AS AP APA Cheapest Prices. “* . yy, * ine ae G Nee Ne Mo Mrs i SSeS ‘CASPER COHN, AGENT 708 ne STA come PATTERNS ke on @ ON REQUEST. ~~ RERFECT_FTUTING, DEALER IN tINE MILLINERY, DRY My Prices are as low as the lowest. NDARD B= GOODS AND NOTIONS. CASPER CORN, Commercial Street, Nevada City, GRAND REDUCTION SALE Or AA We “ar ae . GENT’S ) 4 : NI For the next two werks I will offer you 499 bargains. your pick before the sizes are broken, By coming early you will get sei s= ar ‘ae E SHOES, a THIS IS NO FAKE ev@sge eR: aac ies ta 4 But it is a Genuine Bargain Sale. On Broan St., NEAR Crty HALL. F. J. WHITE, A Woman’s Trouble Women, have more sroubles than men. This is r ue. Fortunately science has been making life eas result is that female complaints, so long deemed pty eon a rly able, an now be Lev pel aay and forever cured. Bear. woman nead suifer from leacorrhoa (o 1 continue with a falling condition of the wean whites), ho woman need 1 ressed menstruation, ‘ The latest scienti fe discover friends among the women of our Boog Sospita, And it is really deserving of'itsmame. Yes. indeed, it : = 4 No gift of modern science is eeciay Npacdaaredhg ca chic Tle rae re enz Sreatmonts. t builds, uplit ; : = " —: g he -brace‘ an roOuNCce oO t ‘SOs 7% fights disease, conquers discase. “SOSPITA”’ fills 4 with ita blood—blood that gives courage and will che ht 7 ebee oes and dares. It carries young girls safely over. the sho. of womanhood. Its fits the-bride tu become a mother,woman's frien golsesin mature woman over the dang ean take it at home and nobody but your-el 7 Sod Se acer fae Aw elf will. know # eally too bad, but it is toor profuse, painful or supis the discovery that has made his discovery is called fso many o & 6 ts, strengthens, vivifies ‘ nd of blood that . quis oes this side . 8a e erous rocks known asthe Turn oF ie yee . i . . f ydur sickness SOSPITA COMPANY fas" sah Lig peee Se Address PSO PN eNO es pS ee ee, Sk rerun P rs o “ 4 » San Francisc: ry Slt hints eect ee _ NRE wR . Paper Hanging There is no county in the State where. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. ® Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and C.i1dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2; cents. Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, wcrth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handke rchiefs, only 5 cents each. ' Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, ‘sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. «6 ‘Sia Cuffs, fe 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, Latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. JLEVY, = = = Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, amd prices that simply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. straight goods. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Sutter. vy 4 THPUASPIP SLL. 17 44, TOTGMAYEYAUMNTPGLLNOPONE AUG TT QUA EP ab PP UAA NTF Us: . —— % $t E The Plaza Store<m_— = = FISCHER BROS, Props. eS = STAPLE AND FaNcy GROCERIES = Ail Goods Suid at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Or ler = ALANA NL LAMAN TA TAAL NUTS PAT s Dr. G._M. HARRIS, DENTIST, Office—Morgan & Roberts ‘Suilding, . corner Broad and Pine stress, al7; — iat 5 Us COOL, SHARP. BEER Whenyou are thirsty and fer llike takin ed of that famous MILWAUKEK BREW. RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. He knows how to draw It, and i . t Cool and Refreshing. Pee All kinds of Wines and Liquors, Privy: Rooms in connection. — A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, Ae We have thecvelchrated ENTE SE KAO BEER YG seli it at the same Wa RIsk other keg beer. It is the best. oe The O.K. Painters. House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done : a Shecialty Dove in an Artistic Vannes Sign Painting. Graining As Good as the 1 . Prioge to suit the times, Estiz, hese: application, anton gine SWEENY & PIERCE us through ‘B and Improved. A of od ee & i¢. Having recently enlarged our . *; be plant, we are prepared to buy *o) . Gold, Silver and Copper: ‘. Ores and Sulphureis & At the highest market price. bd . rite for rates before disposing . ," ‘ . i) Of your ores and concentrates, tel { fet Assaying at reasonable rates. pad . i Pioneer Reduction Works, . , ia‘ Novada City, Cal. SCHMIDT BROS., LI ADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Orecccecceececssees Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sol : —-IN sTOOK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ESTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, ProprictorChoice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Lic., Baked Every Day. . Wedding§Cakes to Order » Srv. int '. L. BOWMAN, ne teh SHAW & BOWNi «i> Dentists Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, Bro! ‘"eet” Nevada City,Cal. / FINE PLATR WORK A SPECIALS ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLY ° * W. W. WAGGOFR: Civil Engineer ana. /rveyor. DEY ahaa MP Bt HELE NEW YORK BAKERY. nr cocaine —— MON A —_ yen Dinssdd as. A Good Cor ‘Som Yesterda Cashin fiel picked nine of the extre was witnes spéctators The first fi ‘languidly four the bo time on no side. Colts Sch made two . the opport were throw the club i Several ot themselves ing Beckle; on first an whom are sions. J. L round of af fiy after a l Vhere we gandwiched cusable err afternoon’s while there out of whic good a niL had, Manag fuse into th amount of « hard, contil than they b fore they ce tion to com clubs as the As it is now of action, © quickly aft mitted and ness. All . due to a lac kind of pra Fortunatt ‘weaknesses overcome tl good resol cend the la maintain th best organi had, but v county cha Valley you! opoly of i _4nd ther amt ition § clube ver b Wm. H. “a enthusiasts helpful int will back tl they show part faithfu I: is state be, made t Colts. He quick of re: plinarian. reui,” Man Lammon w them down Ling pace. Followin Colts.. Enterprise Earned r Two base . ney, J. Lan Three base plays—Sch Base on ba 1. Passed Time of ga T. Smith; . Look Fo! experience of people § impure b Hood’s Sai Hoop’s I} ‘on the li beadache. Lammotr Broad ane for. Ruhs beer. Afi ToC Take Lax: All Drugs ‘fails to Cr Van Ca in caus, @ the finest Bile by® -Btreet. / ‘The Ux ‘pared to suit to al lett at th he promy A valu lost by I last, in t Broad st ‘a reward ger’s Me residenc Rove a& perrer blead p without “Wyrap. tonic av @ENULNE

All Sunny F oo W. U. Teleg ie Stopping pla Electric ligh renderir g it ak Has the larg room in the cit the market aff in the House. The new mé with its const the mountain fornia. ALF Attorney a! FFICE —1 City. D Office at res! —_—_—_——— C.H All Kinds The Fin a, © BROAD STF refined an quartz fror Buy Gold. nd Crucib Teacher Also Cl Visits Ne portions o urpose of omes. For part apply tot e poreonally at the Uni: TH MAITLAN Choicext Stean Call and s Remembe Fashio: Repali ATEN' Sho-t buy then to order L. Broad S al5 Do Y a Gor The: ‘JESSE TLEW and B One d GOOD. { se] Te.N ® Attc W's Pens ludi: NIT obi wala examin and des Rejec _~tondte os hot-gr of ret & and we Itgout are inf fringec liable Nat ox JAS.-A. NORFirst-Class i: TAKE NOT make it the fir’ THE TRANSCRiP?I Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. MONDAY... ... SEPT. 20. 1897. BETTER THOROUGHFARES. The Work Will Begin This Woek 1a ' “ Barnest-—More Light. The work of putting Sacramento street and the lower Grass Valley road within the city limits in good condi. tion will soon be in full blast. The property owners out that way are showing a commendable willingness to do their share. Already 250 tons of macadum have been hauled to the road, and more can be used to advantage if the Board of Trade will assist in providing it. The work of distributing this rock will te commenced the present week. Street Superintendent Murchie is giving his personal attention tc the operations, and under his direction: the city will begin today putting in a>me new culverts and repairing others that are out of condition. In a short time the thoroughfare wil] be is iirstclass condition from John Treanor’s place ut the head of the depot hill to « point opposite the slaughter house where the county turnpike has its northern terminus. As soon as the wire arrives the Electric Power Company will put in the additional lights recently ordered by th Trustees. There will be one”on the turn in the road just south of ‘Hieroni mus’ brewery, one nearly opposite John Cleave’s place and one in: front of the old Cashin place. ; At the same time cnere will be a light put up at the Campbell corner to light Zion street and upper Sacremento street, and another in front of the Lones place on West Broad street. The City Trustees will continue their efforts forthe betterment of our streets as rapidly as possible. Main, Commercial and other streets are on the program for their attention at an early date. ~s Following the Dip. In two recent cuses State Supreme Court decisions have been to the effect that where the vein enters a claim on oe side, passes on the same side, and does not run approximately parallel to the side Hines, such side line must be treated as the end line, with the laws of the United States (section 2322 providing that the owner of the apex of a vein cannot follow the dip outside the vertical plane of the “end lines.” ———_—___ ++ @e-What About the Clown? .At the car works at Pullman, Ul, there is now building by the BowmanOrmsbee Go'd Harvesting Company a wold milling plant to be taken to Charlotte, North Carolina. ‘The train ot machinery occupies two-thirds the length of the car, the other third being taken ap by an office and stateroom, with berths for eight persous, a buaffe' and an assayer’s luboratory. As auxfliaries to the Pullman car are two other cars, on which the ore is reduced by chlorination and leaching. Washington Mines. Thére is a likelinood vow of something being done with the Giant King and Queen mines at Washington. Thest properties have real merit und pros. pective values and are ‘well worthy the attention of men of means to opev them. ‘The investors would undoubtedly be well rewarded. Se OS tape ee The Rosh Hashanah. A week from yesterday will be the feast of Kosh Hushanah, the Jewish New Year. Thut will be the first day of the year 5658 in the Jewish New Year. It is a feust of rejoicing, and for tw< days the stores owned by the Hebrew merchants will be closed in honor o!1 the feast. A week from tomorrow wili be Yom Kipper, the day of atonement, on which orthodox believers will fast. SEVERAL. years ago one of my neigh bors recommended Hood's Sarsaparill:: to me very highiy and since then I have used it with the best results, especial]: for rheumatism. Stephen Leodi. Grizzly Flat, Cal. Hoop’s PILts are wbe favorite cathartic. le gee rect Fancy Groceries. a lot.of this season’s product of Heinz’: Catsup, India Relish,Evaporated Horse radish, Chowchow, Mustard and al other fancy condiments. to have in the house. Aiways nice ~@e ew For SaLte—Horse and buggy and fluc mileh cow. Apply at William ‘Moyle’: place, back of depot. 818-2t A That is the way ali druggists se} GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for. Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer i to bitter, nauseating ‘Lonies. Pric« 50 cents. jy 19-6@ No Cure—No Pay. 2 Oe Piano Tuniag and Repairing: C. W. Bennett will arrive in Nevad: City in a few days. slit Be pe ee . Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills t: 4 take with Hood’s Sarseparilla. Cur all liver ills, A MEMORY SPOILED. One Aug. 15, when the libations hag been copious and the old fellows in the In. valides had grown more talkative than usual, Gauillac began to talk about the fact that ‘‘the Little Corpwral’’ had spoken to him, a mere soldier. He said be would never forget it. ‘‘Indeed! You have never told us about that,’’ replied Bernardin. ‘‘When did he speak to you?”’ : “When? Oh, that’s my affair!’’ ‘Well, but what did he say to you?’ wy affair.’’ “Yes, but'’— ‘*Well, he was passing along in front of the regiment, and when he came opposite to me he stopped and said’’— ‘‘Well, what did he say? You surely don’t hesitate to repeat it?’’ “No, no. I don’t hesitate. He said to me—er—that I looked likea d——d fool!"’ replied Gauillac, with an effort, Bernardin burst into a noisy laugh, and in a teasin anner said: Perhapbhe was right, but when the devil did he say that to you?”’ “The eve of the battle of Lutzen, when he was reviewing the regiment!”’ ** *Cre nam, you don’t look likea A——d fool! You are onel’ It was not to you he said that. It was to me!”’ “To you, to you, Bernardin?’”’ “Yes. yes, to me, and I'll prove it. We were elbow to elbow. He stopped in front of us, The colonel drew a notebook from his pocket, put his sword under his arm and said: = ‘* *He is very brave.’ To which the emperor replied: : ‘**That is rot sufficient,’ and added, He must also have the appearance of a fool.’ And as he spoke it was me he looked at— yes, me!’ ‘‘Bernardin,’’ cried Gauillac in asolemn und threatening manner, ‘‘you are telling mea lie. You are trying to steal from my heart one of its dearest memories. You are a bad fellow and a'’— ‘*Ab, you have got the swelled head at my expense! I will not suffer it.’’ “Nor will I!” “What next, then?’’ “Bah! I am angry with everything snd especially with you, who are jealoue of what the emperor said to me.”’ “You ara nothing more than a_ beast, an arch beast and an old bumbug!’’ cried Bernardin in a state of exagperation anc ready to throw a bottle at Gauillao’s head. “Kh, bien! I—Lshall’”’— ‘“There’s no need to complete your sen tence! Such insults are washed out only with blood. You will hear from me tomorrow.’’ And Bernardin went out proudly with his head in the air and his legs firmer than they were at the beginning of the dispute. Next day they met again in th« Bois de Clamart, Bernardin brought with him two swords, fredhly sharpened and wrapped up ina piec cloth. He handed them to the ie and quiet), took off his cloak, avoiding’ hjs adversary's eyes and without saying a word. One of the seconds, a decorated Invalide, who had served with the two champions aud who, was known as Big David, took the two sabers, stuck them in the ground and said: “This is not all. I want to know hefore we go any turther why you two arc going to fight. gad, I'll take my leave!’’ Gauillac and Bernardin seemed a little disconverted by this simple question. The) exchanged glances and replied together: “That is our affair alone.’’ “Not at all, not at all,’ replied Biz David, with a very pronounced Aleatia: uecent. ‘It is also the affair of the seconds. We-cannot allow old comrades tc fight unless they have a good reason.”’ “Eb, bien,’”’ said Gauillac. ‘ Bernardin bas insulted me!’’ “It is not true. It is Gauillao who ip. sulted me, and who’’— ‘But why? What about?” They realized so keenly the humor of their position, these old soldiers, that ucither of thein answered the question. “You will not explain? Then I shall at unce go howe,’’ declared Big David. ‘*Listep a inoment, David, A second is like a confessor. I will tell you the whok thing upon the condition that you wil! not prevent us fighting.’’ And Gauillac related faithfully ti whole quarre), vid began to gainbol and out capers anc flourish his stick in such @ manner thai they feared he was about to have a fit. He uttered some inarticulate sounds, in the midst of which certain words were nevertheless distinguishable. “Such d——d fools, sach d——d fools!"’ Finally be calmed down, and, his eyes still filled with tears of delirious joy, he suid: ‘“*Yon are a couple of clowns. peror said that to me.’”’ Bernardin and Gauillac, moved by thc same imopulse, approached Big David witi, frowning eyebrows and closed fists. ‘They would have ‘struck him; but he stopped them with a gesture. “Let we speak first, and afterward you can do as you please,’’ he cried. ‘‘The night before the battle of Lutzen I was chusen by the colonel to carry a secre! message to which tbe emperor attached the greatest importance. I was selected because I came from Saarlouis and could speak German. ‘‘T was furnished with a peasant’s dress and cautioned to ‘look as much likea d——d fool as possible and, if arrested, te The em. ‘‘What did he say tome? That’s also . If you don’t tell me, by . Searcely had he finished when Big Da . cy, Cal. SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Sommary of Interesting Items From Fri day’s Messenger, . Miss English, who has been in Dow-_ structions on the piano, returned to her home at Columbia Hill, Nevada county, last Saturday. some time ago, which is: yielding handsomely. From one car load $85 was taken, while many nuggets ranging from $10 to $100 have been found. Mr. Copeland is preparing to move: ais quartz mii from Luganviile to Slug Janon, and expects to have it in place and in readiness to run ‘before the winter sets in. ; von. York isin charge of prospect. ing operations at Mt. Vernon. . ean Wages of Cuie’a’: Miners Cut. " . At Creede, Curu., .u0 World says’ the . manugers have signed an agreement to ut wages in wet mines from $3 5U to 33 per day, in dry mines from $3 10 32 50. Trammers in wet mines are cut ‘rom $3 to $2 75, and in dry mines fr: m 2 50 to $2 25. Other mine labor, in .cluding the bosses, is cut. in propoi tion. —O-e. Pioneers 0. S.narisville Gone. Michael Horan died at Smartsville Friday night from Bright’s disease. He was about 50 years of age and a native of Ireland. Michael F. Kelly, who mined in his younger days at Smartsville and Vi-' g.oia City, died Friday wight at Marysville. He was 51 years old. — , , . ~ CARDWELL'S COLLAPSE, Ka Up Co3ntry Eitor's Advice That 1s All Except Nevada City’s Are Now la Too Late. The Sierra Valley Record says: The ' . nieville for some time past giving inunfortunate verdants, who trusted B. sion in 45 out of the 46 districts of the , Cardwell to their discomfiiure, are county. } squirming and squealing unmercifully vada City, and in two weeks more,’ The public schools are now in ses-, The culy exception is ao) since the collapse of the Meadow Lake according to present calculations,these ceive no pay, but sympathy is wasted on such as in their hungry zeal for “outside capital” take offense at the slightest whisper of caution, when directed ugainst such windy, self styled “promotors.” We have nothing personally to say of Mr. Cardwell, but the entire mining districts should take means in future ‘of ample self protection against bis entire class. e@ee-UNION :~HOTEL, Main. Street, Nevaae City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor Hotel Arrivals. G. W. Canning, Reno, Nevada, Mrs. N. H. Mosher, Sacramento, C. Anderson, Downieville, J. D. Grimes, Milton, Miss L. McAuliffe, Sacramento, Mrs. Fox, Downieville, O. Barker, Dutch Fiat, Mrs. M, E. Woodside, Colfax, Miss Whitman, Auburn, Jobo Whitman, ss J. McKnight, Marshfield, Asa Halt, Conly Springs, James Armstrong, San Francisco, S. G. Rapp, “ S. N. Jones, * W. J. Mulcahey, a“ J, W. Malory, ae C. D. Dennis, Alameda. The Lewis brothers of Loyalton, who Utopia. We sympathize with the poor too will be running. Ihe opening of . nave been operating the Carman mint working .men who were misled into’ the term at thecounty seat was delayed . sear Gold Luke this summer, are doing . wasting their labor on his dishonest’ a month this year on account of the, very well. Good pay dirt was struck schemes, and for which they will re-) rebuilding and enlarging of Washing. i TAB COUNTY SCHOOLS HOLD ON! © cas HOLD<ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you ‘ced the goods at the Branch en Seana nor do we have special sale days. sold at bargains at all times. our word for it, ple ase call in and price our Wonder S:rore. We Goods If you do not wait to take ton schoolhouse, the work on which . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods nm v approaching completion. The public schéols of this county . employ 82 teachers, and both the teach. ers and the schools rank among the! good ones of the State. Their efficiency . is being steadily improved. there is any better chance for a boy or . to get a good substantial common . school edueation than in Nevada. The . student who sapires to acquiring anadvancei educition can be accommodated in the High School of Nevada City, which is in the front rank of the . good high schools of California. Much in Little Is especially true of Hood’s Pills, for no mi cine ever contained so great curative power in so smalb space. They are a whole medicine . . chest, always ready, ale ways efficient, always sat. isfactory; prevent a cold i . . or fever, cure all liver tls, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, ete. 25¢c. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Until Oct. 15th every Schilling’s Best yellow tea ticket or brown baking, powder ticket entitles you tc two guesses at the missing word, October 15th to December 31st one guess to a ticket. A Schilling & Company Sau Pr Caicisco 2300 { . 30 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a mouth. Hach additional line 10 cents a week or 4Ucents a month Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. Two nice furnished rooms fur rent fc mtleman. Desirable location. Enquire a [RANSCRIPT OFFICE. sl6-tf Odd Fellows’ Van.e. Oustomah Lodge of. Odd Fellows will giv . social hop at their hall on Friday evenin, eptember Zsth, to which all Odd Fellows au cheir wives, and Rebekahs aud their husvands are invited. slo Wine Grapes For Sale.

Thirty toas of the choicest wixe grapes for sile cheap. For terms and particulars adiress Henry Frerichs, Colfax, Placer counsli-lw . For Sale. A goneral lot of household furniture is of fored for sale ata bargain. Inquire at Frank 1 hite’s, on Park Avenue, ali-vf. Business For Sale. A well-stocked variety store, doing a goou ayiug business and in good location, is o1 ered for sale. Inquire of Dave Hart, Com. . sercial street, opposite Transcript. buila ug. ell Situation Wanted. A widow desires a position as housskeep‘yr. Cando auy kind of work. Apply at the Crauscript vttice, $10-lw Nursing anu Housewuk. Alady who has had much experience i. aursing and in housework of ali kinds wil ceceive engagemeuts by the day or wech. -nquire at biseher bros.’ grocery store oi che Plaza. 810-lw behave like a donkey that wants its bran. ' I was able to accomplish my mission tu the satisfaction of my chiefs. I carried the message safely, and when I returned the colonel! said. that 1 should have across. The emperor, who always looked fixedls at the men, may have said what you heard bin say before both of you, but it was oj me he was thinking.”’ ‘“‘And the proof of what you tell us?’’ demanded Bernardin and Gauillac in the saine breath. _ ‘Is bere,’’ said Big avid, showing hie cross, ‘‘and J] swear by this cross that I am speaking thetruth. From this moment shake barjds and let it all be de olared at ap end.” . He had sworn by the cross of honor, It was impossible to doubt bis word. Bernardin and Gauillac shook hands, and their reconciliatiou was complete, But the same evening, as they emptied whispered in Big David's ear: ‘“*You have destroyed the most cherished vouvenir of my military career!’’—From tbe Freuch. How He Discovered the Key. holiday) — For goodness’ sake, Georges, cupboard in my room, and what is that big burned spot on the front lawn? Lumkins—I’ll tell you how the dress pocket of your polonaise in the cupboard. I didn’t know a polonaise from a tennis racket, and 1° couldn’t possi¥ly find the pocket. So I took all your dresses son's Weekly Hoop’s Piis are purely vegetable ‘nd do not purge, pain ‘or gripe. All druggists. ; the third bottle, Gauijlac grew sad and . First-class Vinegar. Fine Wine Vinegar, either white or rec van be obtained at the liquor store of A. ssvard & Son, Broad gtreet, at the lowest price, GOthere for your viuegar for pics‘ing fruit aad fer other purposes, wb Wanted. A good live man to sell Singer Sewing Machines and collect ou same in Nevada county, Calitornia. Horse, harness aud wagon furunished. No experience required. Indueemeuts will be offered to the right mau. Au honesty bund uf $0 will be required. Addregs I'he Singer Mf’g. Co., Sacramenta, California, oi Property, For Sale. A seven roum house with a good-sized Jot {and a barn will be sold cheap. Apply to Georze OC. Gaylord. ' 83-tf ‘Mrs. Lumkins (returning home from a . day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at where are all my dresses that I left in the “"ea* the bridge. s3-tf was, Ma. Coples of the Nevada County Directory ca via. You wrote home that if I wanted the he obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75cerits key of the billiard room I would find itin Apply w FRED. E. BROWN, Transcript offic, out on the lawn, built a fire under them on Prospect street, is offered for rent. Inand fished the key out of tlteaghes.--Pear uire-at.chis office. i Browa, Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. ; Carpets taken up, cleaned a ¢ laid same . Secoud-Hand Fur.cituce Store, Main ‘street. Nevada County Directory. } . a House Por’ nent. A héuse containing seven rooms, situated jy26-tf Oijice For Rent. A plox frone roam in the TRaNscRrpt Bloch Stita-le for an office. Enquire of F. & jud-t Por eee a erreneertree reciente sey: . . . MEME MIZE MSS 2 ORR 7S SN s 3% “as ae . Cale S72 My Se mraly ‘a ais as & 4 : “4 as :% AimlIs To 3% ? a ae . 2% S% . “as Flease. 7 Sos ie “i SY Sse. MY, Me on koi #2 FRANK T. SMITH, sé ‘ ‘ Ko The Leading Tailor V AS AS AS ASF Mee Mee Me Me Me MSM AP AP AS US AP AP TAS BE AP ‘as Ly of Nevada County, “as Pine Street, Nevada City. sl, aan WZ se ey obi AVA 3% The Best Goods, aS 24 “ie Ai 7 i The PS ae ". se sv SKSESK Me VARY 3% Mes Y RVARVA SE3% NZ Mo 3 % \ aS IS AP 2 ears (\ SSS SAS AS AS AS AP as aie x se AF Bee %¢ Business Suit 3% see as For $25 ON Pe a SEME Mee ‘ower: AS AS AS AP APA Cheapest Prices. “* . yy, * ine ae G Nee Ne Mo Mrs i SSeS ‘CASPER COHN, AGENT 708 ne STA come PATTERNS ke on @ ON REQUEST. ~~ RERFECT_FTUTING, DEALER IN tINE MILLINERY, DRY My Prices are as low as the lowest. NDARD B= GOODS AND NOTIONS. CASPER CORN, Commercial Street, Nevada City, GRAND REDUCTION SALE Or AA We “ar ae . GENT’S ) 4 : NI For the next two werks I will offer you 499 bargains. your pick before the sizes are broken, By coming early you will get sei s= ar ‘ae E SHOES, a THIS IS NO FAKE ev@sge eR: aac ies ta 4 But it is a Genuine Bargain Sale. On Broan St., NEAR Crty HALL. F. J. WHITE, A Woman’s Trouble Women, have more sroubles than men. This is r ue. Fortunately science has been making life eas result is that female complaints, so long deemed pty eon a rly able, an now be Lev pel aay and forever cured. Bear. woman nead suifer from leacorrhoa (o 1 continue with a falling condition of the wean whites), ho woman need 1 ressed menstruation, ‘ The latest scienti fe discover friends among the women of our Boog Sospita, And it is really deserving of'itsmame. Yes. indeed, it : = 4 No gift of modern science is eeciay Npacdaaredhg ca chic Tle rae re enz Sreatmonts. t builds, uplit ; : = " —: g he -brace‘ an roOuNCce oO t ‘SOs 7% fights disease, conquers discase. “SOSPITA”’ fills 4 with ita blood—blood that gives courage and will che ht 7 ebee oes and dares. It carries young girls safely over. the sho. of womanhood. Its fits the-bride tu become a mother,woman's frien golsesin mature woman over the dang ean take it at home and nobody but your-el 7 Sod Se acer fae Aw elf will. know # eally too bad, but it is toor profuse, painful or supis the discovery that has made his discovery is called fso many o & 6 ts, strengthens, vivifies ‘ nd of blood that . quis oes this side . 8a e erous rocks known asthe Turn oF ie yee . i . . f ydur sickness SOSPITA COMPANY fas" sah Lig peee Se Address PSO PN eNO es pS ee ee, Sk rerun P rs o “ 4 » San Francisc: ry Slt hints eect ee _ NRE wR . Paper Hanging There is no county in the State where. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. ® Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and C.i1dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2; cents. Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, wcrth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handke rchiefs, only 5 cents each. ' Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, ‘sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. «6 ‘Sia Cuffs, fe 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, Latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. JLEVY, = = = Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, amd prices that simply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. straight goods. That’s PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Sutter. vy 4 THPUASPIP SLL. 17 44, TOTGMAYEYAUMNTPGLLNOPONE AUG TT QUA EP ab PP UAA NTF Us: . —— % $t E The Plaza Store<m_— = = FISCHER BROS, Props. eS = STAPLE AND FaNcy GROCERIES = Ail Goods Suid at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Or ler = ALANA NL LAMAN TA TAAL NUTS PAT s Dr. G._M. HARRIS, DENTIST, Office—Morgan & Roberts ‘Suilding, . corner Broad and Pine stress, al7; — iat 5 Us COOL, SHARP. BEER Whenyou are thirsty and fer llike takin ed of that famous MILWAUKEK BREW. RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. He knows how to draw It, and i . t Cool and Refreshing. Pee All kinds of Wines and Liquors, Privy: Rooms in connection. — A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, Ae We have thecvelchrated ENTE SE KAO BEER YG seli it at the same Wa RIsk other keg beer. It is the best. oe The O.K. Painters. House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done : a Shecialty Dove in an Artistic Vannes Sign Painting. Graining As Good as the 1 . Prioge to suit the times, Estiz, hese: application, anton gine SWEENY & PIERCE us through ‘B and Improved. A of od ee & i¢. Having recently enlarged our . *; be plant, we are prepared to buy *o) . Gold, Silver and Copper: ‘. Ores and Sulphureis & At the highest market price. bd . rite for rates before disposing . ," ‘ . i) Of your ores and concentrates, tel { fet Assaying at reasonable rates. pad . i Pioneer Reduction Works, . , ia‘ Novada City, Cal. SCHMIDT BROS., LI ADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Orecccecceececssees Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sol : —-IN sTOOK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ESTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, ProprictorChoice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Lic., Baked Every Day. . Wedding§Cakes to Order » Srv. int '. L. BOWMAN, ne teh SHAW & BOWNi «i> Dentists Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, Bro! ‘"eet” Nevada City,Cal. / FINE PLATR WORK A SPECIALS ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLY ° * W. W. WAGGOFR: Civil Engineer ana. /rveyor. DEY ahaa MP Bt HELE NEW YORK BAKERY. nr cocaine —— MON A —_ yen Dinssdd as. A Good Cor ‘Som Yesterda Cashin fiel picked nine of the extre was witnes spéctators The first fi ‘languidly four the bo time on no side. Colts Sch made two . the opport were throw the club i Several ot themselves ing Beckle; on first an whom are sions. J. L round of af fiy after a l Vhere we gandwiched cusable err afternoon’s while there out of whic good a niL had, Manag fuse into th amount of « hard, contil than they b fore they ce tion to com clubs as the As it is now of action, © quickly aft mitted and ness. All . due to a lac kind of pra Fortunatt ‘weaknesses overcome tl good resol cend the la maintain th best organi had, but v county cha Valley you! opoly of i _4nd ther amt ition § clube ver b Wm. H. “a enthusiasts helpful int will back tl they show part faithfu I: is state be, made t Colts. He quick of re: plinarian. reui,” Man Lammon w them down Ling pace. Followin Colts... Enterprise Earned r Two base . ney, J. Lan Three base plays—Sch Base on ba 1. Passed Time of ga T. Smith; . Look Fo! experience of people § impure b Hood’s Sai Hoop’s I} ‘on the li beadache. Lammotr Broad ane for. Ruhs beer. Afi ToC Take Lax: All Drugs ‘fails to Cr Van Ca in caus, @ the finest Bile by® -Btreet. / ‘The Ux ‘pared to suit to al lett at th he promy A valu lost by I last, in t Broad st ‘a reward ger’s Me residenc Rove a& perrer blead p without “Wyrap. tonic av @ENULNE