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September 3, 1897 (4 pages)

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. TRO, FRET ET EET od TREE THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, by Nat. P. Brown & Co. _ NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors HUIBAY.o-..cc. SEPT. 3. 1897. FOSTER'S FORECAST. Climetic Changes That May be Looked For Th:s Month. In the Northern States the first half of the month will average much cooler than the last half. In the Southern S:ates this will be reversed and the first half of the month will average much warmer than the last half.’ In.the North®rn States_the. temperature of. the first half of the month wil) uverage much below, the. last half a little above normal. In the Southern tates the temperature of the first half o! the month will average above and the last half below normal. In the Northern States the coldest week of the month will be from the 7th to the 18th inclusive and the warmest week from the 25th to the close of the month. In the Southern States the warmest “week of the month will be from the 9th to the 14th and the coolest week from the 25th to the close of the month. On the Pacific Coast the first half of the month will show a lower temperature than usual, while during the last half the condition will be about normal, A severe hot wave will pass through the Southeru States not far from the 12th and 138th and through the Northerf tates not far from the 27th and 28th. Frosts will occur in the Northern States from the-5th to the 12th. Average temperature of the month will be highest at and within five hundred miles of Washington City, and lowest at and within five hundred miles of Des Moines, Ia. Rainfall of the month will be light in the Atlantic States and the vountries about the great lakes. The greatest rains will occur in Texas and in the Missouri Valleys. Frosts will come earlier in the upp2r Mississippi and. the .Missouri.-Valleys, and will be late in the Ohio Valley and the New England States. during the week, 10th to 16th, and the north about the first and last parts of the month. Tne most severe storms may be expected north during the last week of tbe month and south from the 10th to the 15th. Watch the weekly bulletins fora detailed statement of changes, as to the warm and cold waves, as wellas storm periods. Weekly forecasts are made ten days in advance of the events; 2ec Smartsville items. A force of twenty men are “actively engaged at the Allender and Co.’s hydraulic elevator. The work has not as yet sutticiently developed to advantageoasly utilize a full head of motive power. Mr. Postlethwaite went last ‘week to San Francisco to have some changes made in parts of the dredger machinery which will necessarily delay the dredger operations for a few days. ‘5 + e+ The Alaskan Country. The discovery of gold in large quantities on the Yukon River is by no means unexpected; there is a country uo north that is not only rich in .minerals, but covers an empire in extent. Some think the “mother lode” which has been looked for in vain in California, will be found in Alaska, or the British possessions. Little is known of that part east of the Mackenzie River and north of Great Slave lake. Protect YOURSELF against sickness and suffering by keeping your. blood rich and pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla Weak, thin, impure, blood is sure to result in disease. Hoop’s PILts are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. Your Cough, like a dog’s bark, is a sign that there is something foreign around which shouldn’t be there. You can quiet the noise, but the danger may be there just the same. SCOTT’S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil is not a cough specific; it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does give such strength to the body that it is able to throw off the disease. You know the old proverb of “the ounce of prevention ?” Don’t neglect your cough. A book which will tell ‘you more on the subject sent free on re-quest. Your druggist keeps Scott’s Emul sion of Cod-liver Oil. Put up in 50 cts."and $1.00 sizes. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. The heaviest rains south will occur . ‘. by October 15, 1897: "hee WILL CONTINUR 10 LIVE. Tie Hopeful Sagebrasher Who Never, Wy Best Says Die. . 2 Yesterday’s Virginia City Chronicle . Oe dg iGbucents says: Another of Nevada’s industries . has been paralyed. Prof. Brady an-'# are not published, }-us you will find nounces that the contemplated fistic . them in and around Nevada City. carnival is off, and that no exhibition . “eee of physical culture will be given either '@ piay of Up-to-Date at the Riverside or Capital City. Thus is the Wave of Prosperity checked and Photographs turned aside even at our very thres© AID e535 hold, and just as we were felicitating aster g ourselves upon the bounteous. harvest Enlargementsof shekels we were to garner from the} @ tn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. wealthy and free handed patrons of the You are cordially invited to call. noble art of self defense. But we are / oore, neither discouraged nor disheartened. THE PHOTOGRAPHER. In my Studio I have an elegant disThanks toa bountiful Providence, the pinenut crop promises well and catfish abound ‘in our numerous lakes. and water courses. These, with the benefi~1 cent Dingley law, will assuredly bridge us over the hard times, until the meeting of Mr. McKinley’s: International Conference when double eagles will be} ,... plentiful as bedbugs in Reno, and tendollar greenbacks as easy to get as the itch at a country school house. Let us then patiently and cheerfully await the coming of better times, and the reward which our unyielding faith assures us we are certain to inherit— . in Heaven. ¥ . ; —Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed. q But for inside -natural SS 8 finish, no wood can beat A LARGE number of Republicans who the went into the Bryan camp on the theory $ = that wheat and silver traveled together . Sequoia. are now coming back into the fold again. . We havea large stock to . select from, and we can . picase you. M. L. & D. MARSH, ae . Li ve r 4 j Is ms ia, evade: Ci: -exd bo. = / My : Aim Is To Se HOLD ON! HOLD ON! Please. “PRANK ’T. “SMITH, The Leading: Tailor-of Nevada County, : Pine Street, Nevada City. }— $e 7 rs ; : The Best Goods, . ae The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. We advise you to hold on to your money until. ¥e8 have priced the goods at the Branch Wonder Store. e hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. Goods sold at bargailis at all times. If you-do not’ want to take our word for it, please call in and price our Vays Men’s and Boys’ Clothing . 3 Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Cbildren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents. “(Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair: for 25 % \PRICESS CATALOGUES PA WN ERNs. ON REQUEST. PERFECT FITTING, . DEALER IN FINE MILLINERY, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. My Prices are as low-as the lowest. CASPER COHN, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hood’s Pills. They do their work 9 . Ranch For Sale. Hoods’ ” easily and thoroughly. oe ' 4 4 S Best after dinner pills. 25 cents. All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pill to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla 50 CENTS A WEEK. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. 40 acres good Farming Land. ~ Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. . 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow." —— a aAEEaeaE 1 Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1 large Advertisements of not to exceed five Hues in. Wood Wagon. length tnegrved under thie head for weqnts . 3-dozen Chickens Idcents a webk or 40centsamonth PayaGood Cellar and Storehouse. ble invariably in advance. a Farming Implements go with the SSI RT SEEN SNE ACA CS IORI SOE SRT SETS 8 ; Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine For Sale. Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearAn Improved High Arm Singer Sewing Ma. !28 Vegetable Garden, and everything ehine. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at this to make up & good country home. eilee: 030-lw Anyone wanting such a place will get it at Team For Sale. A Great Bargain. Two good horses, harness and wagon. Will , i be sold-at-a bargain. _Good_rig for eamping For terms.and particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, trip. Inquire at this office. a30 Upper West Broad Street. Fresh Hot Tamales. jnl6 Fine Tamales made by:Joe Marshall can be obtained hereafter at Mrs. Perry's Restauraut, Broad street, and will be served to customers in the restaurant. a28-lw —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Genuine Swiss Cheese. Delicious, fine imported Swiss Cheese, the best ever brought ‘to this city, has just been received at A. Isoard & Son's store, on Broad street. Epicures should give it atrial. a26lw . Nevada County ‘Directory. it: Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca : z Pa be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75cents . William & Thomas Harry, Propietors, Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript offic. “a (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) _ Girl Wanted. Ww ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE Gir] wanted to do general housework. ApRA gras wage De sti toe Sat Con be ply at this office. al? . When you wanta ry A r Sai wy % £4FSpecial attention to transients. “BQ THE “POPULAR” BAKERY In the Transcript Block, on . Commercial street, is now Open day and night. eaive usa call. Rock Breaker For Sale. For sale cheap. Small rock breaker, 10ton capacity, Inquire at this office. a4-tf House For Rent, A house containing seven rooms, situated on Prospect street, is offered for rent. Injuire at this office. jy26-tf Dancing at the Grove. BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER There will be a socia) dance given every Friday evening at Ragon’s Grove, to which a geueral invitation is extended. Good music To serve the public With First-class WOOD CONTRACT. NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. LN sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Nevada School District-up to the hour of 5 o’clock P. M. on Thursday, September 30, 1897, For delivering at Washington Schoolhouse. . Nevada oN meee Soren. OAs oores of . yood, sound, season a ood, -the same . to be four feet in length. . BO w elece 4 sl! to be delivered on or before October . FRED ST Proprietor. Sth, i. . Bids will be opened on September 30, 1897, . at 8 o'clock P. M. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order Of the Board of Education. f Address bids to LEONARD S, CALKINS, clerk of the Board of Education. Nevada City, August 27, 1897, FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER will be in attendance. jy24-tf B-ead, Office For Rent. A nice front room inthe TRANscRIPT Block, . stitable for an office. Enquire of F. B . Pies and Brown. jl4-tf . “ Cakes. . . Wedding Cakes a Specialty. . ¥ . . @&@-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con' stantly on hand. TELEPHONE 37. THE NOTICE TO STATIONERS. Cottage Organ \EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RET C ‘ S ceived by the Board of Education of Nehe hicago yada School District until Has attained a standard of excellence wh'ch adThursday, September 30, 1897, at 5 mites of i.o anperior, O'clock P. M., shed genius, skill and money can protuce. for furnishing the following supplies to} These excelient Grguns are celebrated for volhe delivered at the Washington Schoolhouse . ume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of 1 See combination, artistie design, beauty in finish 30 reams 121b, Legal Cap (Carrolton mills.) . perfect eonstructio:, making them the most at> Crayon (Waltham) 70 gross. tractive, ornamental and desirable organa for 90 gross 404 Gillotts. h , schools,-c : 20 gross 808 Gillotts. omes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, ete gross Dixon's Artisan No, 258 Lead PenUNEQUALLED FACILITIC.’ clis. 2 gross Steel Pens. SKILLED WORKMEN arene Pacific R. R. Pens.
BEST MATERIAL, ozen Blue Lead Peucils. . COMBINED, MAKE THIS ¢ : ream pagers, noe. . . ream Journa per Lream JournalBaper, THE POPULAR ORGAN. 1 gross Note Books (No. 728 or equavilent.) 20 gallons Tablet Ink (in tablets.) — Manilla Paper, cut, 60lbs to ream. 8x10 (like ean 5 15 reams. {INsiB® CTION CCKi.NR IANO 5x7 (like sample) 5reams. H a Monarch Rubber Bands—2 gross 000% inch. . 2000 Sheets Drawing Paper 9x10 (like sam; ie.) } Bids for stationery to be accempanied “by Catalogues ani Price Li '+ on a»p'ice' on, ples, "y The Board reseryos the :ic1.t to reject any and all bids. LEQBARD 3S, CALKINS, Nevada City, August Pat mal the Board. . Chicago Cottage Organ Co. It contains every improvement that inventive : 001s CARL SEIBT, .= Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Office in Odd Fellows Building, Proad Street GRAND REDUCTION SALE -iOF— . LADIES’ . ie . a€ a8 a MISSES’ FINE SHOES, as 2 . . Gents: J —y——your pick before the sizes are broken, THIS IS NO FAKE eseoe But it is a Genuine Bargain Sale. ‘F. J. WHITE, On Broan Sr., NEAR Crry HALL. GRAND ADMISSION DAY PICNIC Eee \, yoo Glenbrook Park -—_ON—— THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1897, Under the auspices of CURLY BEAR CAVE NO, 1. For the Benefit of the N. S. G. W. Grand Parlor Fund, ‘ Valuable prizes will be offered for a series of Games, Races, etc., including Bicycle race, one mlls. ters, of this city, and the offi * Bicycle race, half mile. . Manzanita Parlor of Grass Maley. . Baseball game between a nine from} Sack race. the Curly Bears of this city and a nine. Race after chickens, for boys. from the Argonauts of Grass Valley,. Race after greased pig, for boys. fas, a fine trophy. Waltzing contest. A prize to. the free for all, 100 yards. best lady waltee d priFootrace, free for all, 200 yards. . 4tleman wailteer, Shit aad = perk.gen Donkey race. . , The baseball game will take place in Saddle horse race. to harness. Superintendents’ buggy horse race. the forenoon, also some of the other sports. Py = ; eens the horse 1 races and res © program will Climbing a greased pole, for boys. place. Goyne’s band will “plete: Spo Nail driving ee hoot pond day. The prizes for the differa ving con or es, ent contests will be anced aeroming is pene ys! pent time. * ea ee ootrace yards, ween the offi-. Excursion trains will cers of Quartz Parlor of Grass Valley,'from Nevada Oity “snd. Geese Valen and the officers of Hydraulic Parlor of . and the fare for the round trip, includNevada City. . ing admission to the Park, will be 50 cers of Laurel A Woman’s Trouble Women have more troubles than men. This i lly too bad. rae, 0 tar realy sorenee bes maen making lite. en for ee Resi yale ie y reau femal nts, 80 and able, tg news ne veately. one “. om forever cured. ere J Suffer from leucorrhe@a (or whites), no woman need continue with a falli on menstruation: pana of the womb, or profuse, pai or supe latest scien’ iscovery is the disco: friends among the women of oar land. "This = rs Ba Het oa® siti Sospita, And it is really deserving of itsname. Y: ; woman’s friend. No gift of modern salon Paapontnn tn pg hays ho warvelous remedy treatment. It builds, uplifts, strengt viviti ves fe, gives vim—you get the brace bounce of true life. “SosPirc: oe ing blo conquers a = A. the syetene with warm, loes and dares, It carries you semteht ove ene san eer Bo of womanhood. Its fits the bri: 1g cnn ged al lor, Native Daugh. dren. mature woman over th Sees can take re) home ‘ond: nobody but you ‘ will or bd nae . Set tor Wr S5ab A" COMDAAB a aE Seat hehe, NEW YORK BAKERY. *"""™*: ' Dentists. 3. F. SHAW Nevada City, Cal. "INE PLATE WORK & SPECIALTY aes +ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. ~~ Faked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Speciality Jor the next two weeks I will offer you big bargains, By coming early you will get Foo! 100 ponds, between the offcents for adults and 25 cents for chil-. cents. s Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cénts, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere‘at' 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. . " Cuffs, é 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at ;‘THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. J. LEVY, = .5. 2 ee Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. od “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, and prices. that simply delight: r For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and ‘purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s straight goods. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery: Batter. SIVA erie pu rr cis Purnia Gb dru trausnnyy> A The Plaza Store=-=_—. FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly supplied with an extensive and fresh stock of STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. a ~“X All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give.us a Trial Order: 2 ALATA ALAYTPAAAYTPJ4AAAAAbA TTP UU NTP YEP Abd NPP d4k. 44h 44k pr asa PrP aus erPas: Dr. G.M. HARRIS, . 'Gacadeeaauan SASTYTT LA TTAMATTPAUNTTUATT uur UIT UANITaANTNATYT UTA nlarged Having. recently: jen): i plant, we are vind so uy — Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets DENTIST. Office—Morgan & Roberts Building, corner Broad and Pine streets. al7 At the highest market i price. Write for rates Pos: of your ores and fe nati tone wy Assaying at reasonable rates, COOL, SHARP BEER. q s Nevada City, Cal. When you are thirsty and feel like taki Fei} : . . glass of that fa M TR ® . (lt Geo lace of that famous MILWAUKEE BREW. El *oGOO CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. LF ADING CIG AR DEALERS, ‘ . He knows how to draw it, and-it is always . Pine : oe Cool and Refreshing. S500 ease venenaxcet’ Nevada City Chit, it kinds of Wines and Liquors. Private LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent’ Cigaet d, Rooms in connection. ——-IN sTOooK——. Nevada City Transf mnsore eer er Co. . cevgrar arraur DRAYING AND HAULING. LA ROSA ' ‘HARMONTA _U# : Particular attention paid tation of for t Natrieat ee + OOD for sale. D. & BAKER, L. PF. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. . W. W. WAGGONER, Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ ‘Exchange, Cali fornia street, San Francisane Civil Engineer and Surveyor. DPD=®PUTY, U.S. MINERAL suRvE PB. APYERTISEMENTS _ SOLICITE Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block Ne . 4N ¢ for all bu igh 2 J Offic ock, Ne. newspapers blished on the : mn oest,: the Sandwich: ‘ands, Pelyfapan, Ig New Zealaud, the ‘Avctrallan A ISO epee: of nearly every newspaper published E ARD & SON, und all advertisers art ioe aney On Wholesale Liquor Dealers, nreerarrentee Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., Sole. Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of : BEST BEER IN The 0.K. Painters. House F ainting Paper Hanging. THE WORLD. } oF ‘e have thecelebrated ENTERP n Artiste tanner ave RISE Done in an ‘ i ‘ SASRRE ned see fhe mame Bree S. Sign Painting. Graining. 5 ’ ‘ Prices to suit the times” oe -BOONE’S PATENT AGENCY] ” SWEENY @PIERCE KATRACTING SKILLFULLY pong 124 Pine St, San Franciseo . we'ovadmy,.b¢,tddremed to ue througls Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25. cts.. Pioneer Reduction Works, . ae ;HE TI —— FRIDAY ..6 05 ee t Was Ahead of Not Lacking Rain began f in the evening t in severity to su heavy. downpou! to became chok flow. in many Bros’ dry good gutter became ¢ found its: way into the. store. was done to the the gutter could stopped. Several new . construction an not yet on, suff floors and other roof on old ‘Ws had. just .been no damage was the structure. . in the new st rain did no dan The'storm in the Electric Po gausing the 0’ trees to fall act places, and: eve current ‘was count the light places last nig! ‘As'a dust lay cess, and every a thorough was the streets and T0 IMPROV Health. Officer Alarm Last evening the City Trust The resigna Isaac was rece Street Superin duties of ‘thet .compensation. It was decid ‘a month te ke in working’ ¢ The City Su establish a gt mercial stree' oughfares wil dition as soon The specific the lower Gra dy the city en > @ resolution . proceed was . ceéging accor the propert « ing» work ‘in the work th portion of t Board shall contract, whs A Ohinan Board and : rid ‘of him by _Attorney Ril AVa The Hera. special editi write-ups of industrial ix ing and bel Low Rat Commence G. BR. R., wil Sacramento from Grass Nevada Cit; Atte There wil Bears at th ing, and it ber be pres to be consi “T was fo hives and . bottles of . entirely ¢ Hood's Sa purifier.” « Hodp's ® . thartio. That.is . GROVES laria, Chil Tron and. Children to bitte 50 cents. A nice Block, g of rie . Ut ~ > Ff ape Pr