October 14, 1890 (4 pages)

siheannerintonionn ft 2 es The Daily Transcript. Bo. 32 Seeley Nevada weed Cal. CIRCULATES IB Grass Valley, Rough’& Ready, e “enere North San Juan, French Corsomes TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 14, 1890. ‘ superior Ceurt. —_— The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of M. Byrne, deceased. Hearing of petition to set aside homestead, etc., continued till Nov. 10. Estate of Mary J. Larrimer, deceased. Order of sale of real estate granied. ae.Estate of J. H. Henderson, deceased. Will admitted to probate. ; Geo.’Murphy vs. Mary Brunstetter. Demurrer to complaint submitted. Tdaho M. Co. vs. Maryland M. Co. Set for trial Nov. 24. John H. Hammond.vs. Geo. Gephard. Trial Nov. 21. _ People .vs. M. McQuillan. Nov. 12. People vs. Marshall Kelley. Given till Friday to plead. Trial Nov. 15. Osborn va. Voss. Trial Nov. 17. 8i-. uttered, for. Minnie rose hurriedly tc Trial HOWSHECAUGHT FISH [Continued from Sunday.) . mwunnie scorned to offer reply to this disparaging but the angry fire in her, eyes was not missed by the observing eyes of the stranger. ‘J wish I could sketch you just as you are now,” he said, impulsively, re ing the words as soon as thoy were her feet, an indignant flush on her face. So, he not only laughed at her, but ac: tually -insulted. her. Meeting Fred Colby were not as bad as this. Why did she come outhere with Tom at alli She might have known something would happen. “I beg your pardon,” he said again, this time quite humbly. ‘“‘I seem quite unfortunate today.” ‘ Minnie made no answer; she merel} bowed coldly as she turned away to ward home. She had forgotten the fisk save as the cause of this’ unpleasant ness, and it had wriggled back into the . “Min,” this in an-aside from Tom, “gin't yer glad Fred Colby didn’t see yer” This was quite too much. her temper at once. “Tom,” she said, with stern dignity, “J shall tell Aunt Frances of your'be havior. It is too much for any one tc bear. That I should be insulted by 8 stranger is bad enough. I'll not have such rudeness from you.” : “J wonder,” the stranger said, not . noticing the reference to insult, ‘‘if by your Aunt Frances you mean Mrs. Minnie losi The following were drawn as Grand Jurors, returnable Nov. 6th: Nevada Township—Chris. Mation, J.J. Lyons, C. J. Naffziger, Chas. E. Mulloy, N. P. Brown, F.C. Leutje, B.C. Waite, W. F. Englebright. Meadow Lake—J. L. Lewison. * Grass’ Valley—Robert Cryer, W. D. Harris, P. Riley, Wm: George, Jas. Watt, J. C. Conaway, Peter Johnson. Rough & Ready—John Black, C. J. Cole, H. A. Austin. C. R. Ball. Bloomfield—W. D. Black. Little York—J. 8. Goodwin, War ren H. Pierce. iy Eareka—S. L. Parsons, Washington—John Grissell. Twe Truckée Accidents. John Sanders and John Williams, Truckeéites, were brought tothe countyHiospital Saturday. Sanders isa stationery engineer and and on Thursday night had one of his arms taken off atthe elbow by being run over by a locomotive. Williams presents a shocking spectacle. A lamp exploded in the bedroom at his boarding place and while he was trying to save $180 worth of silver certificates hid in his bed he was fearfully burned about the head and hands, His money, together with the house, was destroyed, and he escaped by pumping out of an upstairs window. A Great Man. &éi candidates bubble over with generosity and generous promises. Drinks ‘ are galore, and the presents of hats that are to come, would furnish the maker of the daily history with enough head-gear for himself and family for several generations. It is only after election day that the tyro in the art of journalism can fully appreciate how hollow are the promise® of political gentlemen.” Reugh and Resay Beviving. The famous old town of Rough and Ready is in a fair way to regain its quondam prosperity. For many years it has.been ‘in the dumps,” but now it is ,being brought to the front again by virtue of a revival of its many and wonderful resources. It now has in full operation two stores, a blackemith shop and a shoeshop. It also expects to shortly have a meat market and a telegraph office. Overland Monthly fer October. In the number for this month Horace Davis has a paper on ‘Collegiate Education for Women.” John 8S. Hittell describes the ‘‘Great Archipelago.”” Charles H. Stockton contributes @ paper on ‘‘The Reconstruction ef the United States Navy.’’ The other articles are seasonable. This periodical is published at 420 Montgomery street, San Francisce. ,___. A poctor’s bill is seldom less than five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchases a bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which, in nine cases out fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed. Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. Snamons Liver Regulator is invaluablein the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. The Latest. Have your teeth cleaned by machinery. Adelicate rubber cup revolves rapidly over the tooth until the tartar ig removed and the tooth made as white as snow. It does not scratch the enamel or wound the gums. All your teeth can be thus cleaned in ten minutes and no acids used. Dr. Martin, officein the Morgan Block. 010-t£. goctor aay. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels, regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. A Werdte Ladies. Ladies who desires beautiful clear skin, free from pimples, boils, blotches and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. Théy will alse remove that heavy look about your eyes and _ make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever caase it arises. Remember, you are only required to take one email pill at time, which is coated with pure sugar, pos will not or produce apy unpleasant senSipe or Paola at 25 gents by Cair Grey r. “What possible difference could that make to him? Minnie wondered; and she madé him no reply. But here, as before, Tom’s perfect unconsciousnés: came to the front. : “You bet,” he said, with’ more emphasis than elegance. “Mrs, Grey is my mother, an’ if yér have got any: thin’ to say ’gaifist her, let me know. “Wot.do yer want ter know fer? Min’: on her dignity just now, but I tell yer she’s’as curious as the resto’ us ter Know what yer want ter know fer. ‘4 The stranger laughed. “J wonder if I was such a terror when Iwasa boy?’ he said. ‘‘But if you're really so anxious to know, I'll tell you. I have come up here to spend the summer, and have letters of introduction tc Mrs. Frances Grey. Can you tell me if I will be welcome? And where does she live?” “At home, of course,” said Tom, impolitely. ‘‘As ter bein’ welcome, I can’t gay. Yer see we're expectin’ a feller on here ter see Min, an’ she mightn’t like ter have yer ‘round. Gals is funny things, yer know.” —_, ‘And boys are worse,” said the stranger, with another laugh. Here Minnie interposed. She would not let her own personal feelings stand in the way of politeness. accept your kind invitation.” SIGTivinip TIerery » going it would save you to go with us now.” ‘Thank—you, nevertheless,” said the other, understanding her meaning and thinking nqne the less of her for it. ‘‘I think your town is very pretty, and expect to enjoy every moment of my stay here. After the city it is so refreshing. Have you ever been in a large city for any length of time—particularly in the summer, Miss Grey?” There was achance for more fun, and Tom, like aregular war horse, smelled the battle from afar. Not a muscle of Minnie’s face moved as she made reply.'» “T have been to the city sometimes,” she said, ‘“‘but the country suits me well enough.” ‘Min ain’t special particular,” said Tom, with a mischievous grin on his sunburned face. And Minnieknew that he would keep up the deceit as long as she wished. ““Well, I don’t wonder,” said the gen tleman; ‘‘country life suits me best, . too. I sometimes think I will live here myself.” “You might not enjoy it as much as you think if you had to live here,” said Minnie, wickedly. ‘‘We often find it ere a ” . . ‘Yes, and yet somehow we city ple don’t give our country cousins credit for what they are” {To be Continued.] nt opeex gratitude. “He says he never saw so wonderful in such e serious lung trouble. He medicines. I _Amproved each day, ‘and after a months of faithfa' “If you wish to see Mrs. Grey,” she Oey em said, ‘“‘you can come with us now. We ofnervous ¢ Bisease are going home, and you will then have the generative or no difficulty in finding it.” WSs gros ot either sox, “Thank you,” was the reply; ‘I will] "SS\") fromtheexcessiv BEFORE _ useof Stimulants, AF Tobacco or f Rough and Ready... -Oct. 9 Mooney Flat... nesses ae Bpenceville..seceseeeeees gee © E French Corral...-.0.+5. «14 WAS SURI 6c nico 4:55 83 04 bos co * 45 Columbia Hill..... « 16 MiareK os icscis estes baa bakien 4: BiG s6 5 c.052 9056 css eenes ee () Maybert .0.2cseccsecs reer eaer) Washington.. geste eaiscase sishiy +b CD ate ole 2a Srey SEL rer “24 THOCKOO 6 oss is. ce cece: SAA * 25 ce x You Behisis pabie tices eae “ 99 Ate ma better had oy; af resttal Boston Ravine...-.+4ite . fig aie elserful flow grate ‘e ow Grass bie sas Saswes bab ies ee5 Noyv.1 age Ss «ig eR Novada City. .0.cc00.0w 3 Re a li a “ That’ He's an old know fm sure, yor mother will sc well . MMF” Allare invitéd to avtend there mater te De Paros PRES ear 1 Dis meetings and hear the issues of the £or sone to stay. Do come and see what eun. °#™Paign discussed. shine it has bro already, and let us thank py again for it, : @@ Local Committees are requestpane ore cing Me P sncos Golden, Medical od make all necessary arrangeand arrested asumptlots SE os ments for the meetings. a usands of cases Ba otber ‘mediclngs have been vy oom PSBy order County Central Committee. i ie et Pace ia lb ad .,_& BURROWE, F'n ’ ‘ —_ as W.-T. Moraan, Sec. The Leading Music Heuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading mosic store, 631 J street, Sacra. mento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents ; extra . (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist gs, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in wenty years. j. 29-tf. People Wonder Wes they find how rapidly health is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The reason is that ths preparation contains only the purest and most powerful alteratives and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves @ veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake,Brockway Centre, Mich., writes : “Liver complaint and indigestion’ made my life @ burden and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered untold agony. I was reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly had strength to drag myself about. kinds of food distressed me, and only the most delicate could be digested at all. Within the time mentioned several hysicians -me without giving relief. Nothing that I took seemed to do any per manent good until I. the use of er’s Eorsa: la, which has produced wonderful results. Aoon after eommencing to take the. Sersaparilla I could see an Improvement i condition, my appetite began te retumand with it Y aus the ability-te t all the food taken, my stren;e directions, I found myself a well woman, able to attend to all duties. The medicine has given me a new lease of life, and I cannot thank you too much.” “We, the undersigned, citizens ot Brockway Centre, Mich., hereby certify that. the above statement, made by Mrs. Lake, is true in every particular and entitled to full credence.”— O. P. Chamberlain, G. W. Waring, Cc. A. Wells, Druggist. “My brother, in England, was, for a long time, unable to attend to his occution, by reason of sores on his foot. Peent him Ayer’s Almanac and the testimonials it contained induced him to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. After using it a Tithe while; he was cured, and is now a well man, working in a sugar mill at Brisbane, Queensland Atistralia.””— K. Attewell, Sharbot Lake, Ontario. Ayer's Sarsapail Or. J. G Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 bottle. The Gelebrated French Cure. Warranted “¢ APHRGDBTIRCG” fc uced x ‘ i i Lee On et ziness, ‘Weak Memory, Loss tency, which if neglected often lead to Seumatare old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by mail onreceiptof price’. A WRIT:E GUARANTEE is given for every $5.00 order received, to refund the money i‘ a Permanent cure is not effected. We have thousands of testimonials from old and youn of both sexes, who have been permanently curec. by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. Adres: THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “cific Branch, 108 Steversou SaN BRANCIS~). Cat “OR SALE BY W. D, VINTON. Nevada City Republican Meetings. ! SE TE Markham & Reddick The Nominees of the Republican Party for the legislature and county will address the people of Nevada county on the issues of the day, at the following places: : _ Tidings, Telegraph, Truckee ReNOTICE OF —— Street and Traveling MRS. LESTER NEW STORE. VICTOR LEBECE H"* OPENED A FIRST-CLASS STOR ZT treet, wheve he sells (Such as wailed when L. H for merly conduowed the same Store) ™ ; Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Dry and Fancy Goods, { I Challenge Competition ! VICTOR LEBECK. ——————e DEALEK IN —wii— Remove$(n or About September Bib, 1890, Fromhis old stand at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to ODD FELLOWS BLOCK, BROAD STREET Adjoining B. H Just -Received { IN THE WAY OF A FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL. vou Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT Clothing and Dry Goods In the National Hotel Building, Broad At the Very Lowest Prices . 100K :: STOVES :: AND 1: RANGES . war xip Boots, Shoes, Etc., Etc. Hyman's Old Stand, Broad Street. REMOVAL ! . Miller’s Store. 2 oO s Latest Novelty, This Hat isfhaving;an immense sale in San Francisco & CRAWFORD. Main Street, N evada City. You Don’t Get the News [ees & (naw —DEALERS IN— Glassware, Orookeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES All Styles. The Famous Sunerior Ranee The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING THE CENTURY’S ARTICLES: ON “THE GOLD HUNTERS OF CALIFORNIA” BEGIN IN THE ‘ NOVEMBER NUMBER. , ars j publican and Herald please copy. merits of American PAINTS, OILS. products. S We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices . FREIGHT ADDED. . "Relrenchment Staple and Fancy Hardware And all the Best and Newest Pata iggy oes per (5th District,) mmunition inds. T. J. SOLE AGENTS FOR WOODB.scgsescics of Truckee FOR JUSTICES, O. V. B. Pocket Knives. ; edo not E te 8. WHEELER.. er re cae la the eopece PUTTY WINDOW GLASS, ETC. REPUBLICAN Nominations, Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4th. FOk GOVERNOR, H. H. MARKHAM, Of Los Angeles. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, JOHN B. REDDICK, Of Calaveras. —_——_ FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, W. H. BEATTY.. of Sacramento FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, C. H. GAROUTTE..-.-: of Yolo ‘RB. C. HARRISON. .of San Francisco} J.J. DEHAVEN.. of Humboldt FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, EB: G: WAITE. 02. (850 of Alameda W. H.H. HART.of San Francisco ’ FOR TREASURER, J. RB. McDONALD.:of Stanislaus Les FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, THEODORE REICHERD sraticrsco FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR SUPERINTENDEXT OF INSTRUCTION, J. W. ANDERSON. .of San Francisco FOR CONGRESSMAN, pense (2d District, ) G. G. BLANCHARD. . .of Placerville FOR R. R. COMMISSIONER, (1st District,) WM. BECKMAN.. of Sacramento FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (2d District,) L. 0. MOREHOUSE.. of Alameda id FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, JOHN CALDWELL. . .of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, (14th District,) te of {* BS ay pera of Nevada City (15th District,) T. GC. HOCKING.. of Grass Valley FOR SHERIFF, M.C.HOGAN.. of North San Juan FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, FRANK T. NIUON. .of Nevada City FOR ASSESEOR, Be BOND i. 05.5500 . of Nevada City . FOR COUNTY CLERK, . WM.GEORGE. . of Grass Valley FOR RECORDER, . W. A. SLEEP.. of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, By CN NUR oes ose e's of You Bet FOR CORONER, G. A.GRAY... ‘of Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, ARTHUR POWELL. .of Grass Valley FOR SURVEYOR, OHAS. E. UREN. .of Grass Valley FOR SUPERVISORS, (3d District,) R. P. ROSSEN...of Relief Hill (4th District,) = C. D. GASSAWAY. .of Indian Springs FOR ROAD OVERSEERS, (1st District,) KHAM.. of Blue Tent (2d. District,) ,. THOS. 8. LEE..of Grass Valley (3d District,) RICHARD PENROSE. .of Relief Hill (4th District,) ALBERT WOODS. ..of Sweetland C. E. MULLOY. Nevada Township 8AM’L PARKER. .Meadow Lake Tp. WM. PARK.. “ “ POR CONSTABLES, WM, SCOTT.. Nevada Township it o ?. JAMES READ. .Meadow Lak E.R.MORRILL. “ 7 and Reform." DE MOGRATIGC STATE NOMINATIONS. FOR GOVERNOR, 1 anes James Kinkead. sda wee D, FUND, . Snanish French German, COUNTY, Of San Francisco. ee. , . * TOWNSHIP, FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR, ;. R. F. DEL VALLE, Of Lus Angeles. FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, (short term.) JAMES V. COFFEY, of Sao Francisco GEORGE H. SMITH. .of Los Angeles FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, FOR CONTROLLER, JOHN P. DUNN.of San Francisco FOR TREASURER, ADAM HEROLD... of Placer FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, a RORBATLROAD OOO HOOD eee PLR DISTRICT. FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, NILES SEARLS.. of Nevada ASSEMBLYMAN—14TH DISTRICT, FOR SHERIFF, GEO. W. DUNSTER FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEO. E. RILEY FOR ASSESSOR, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, . : FOR CORONER, GEO. TRACY ee Fer Neunty Supervisers. 3D DISTRICT, Fer Read Overseers, 1st pIstTRicT, 2ND DISTRICT, J 3p_DIsTRICT, 4TH DISTRICT, 5Tu DISTRICT, G. W. GIFFEN Fer Justices. For Censtables. JOHN A, STANLEY. .of Alameda W. C. HENDRICKS.. of Butte W.C.GRAVES.. of San Francisco FOR CONGRESS—SECOND DISTRICT, A. GAMINETTI..:. of Amador FOR STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, JAMES BRADY.. .of Alameds ARCHIBALD YELL. .of Mendocino NEVADA COUNTY NOMINATIONS M. GARVER.:.. of Nevada City ASSEMBLYMAN—15TH DISTRICT, THOS. DUNKLEY. . .of Grass Valley svaes of Truckee ere of Grass Valley FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOGLS, J. M. HUSSEY.. of Nevada City ED. 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siheannerintonionn ft 2 es The Daily Transcript. Bo. 32 Seeley Nevada weed Cal. CIRCULATES IB Grass Valley, Rough’& Ready, e “enere North San Juan, French Corsomes TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 14, 1890. ‘ superior Ceurt. —_— The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of M. Byrne, deceased. Hearing of petition to set aside homestead, etc., continued till Nov. 10. Estate of Mary J. Larrimer, deceased. Order of sale of real estate granied. ae.Estate of J. H. Henderson, deceased. Will admitted to probate. ; Geo.’Murphy vs. Mary Brunstetter. Demurrer to complaint submitted. Tdaho M. Co. vs. Maryland M. Co. Set for trial Nov. 24. John H. Hammond.vs. Geo. Gephard. Trial Nov. 21. _ People .vs. M. McQuillan. Nov. 12. People vs. Marshall Kelley. Given till Friday to plead. Trial Nov. 15. Osborn va. Voss. Trial Nov. 17. 8i-. uttered, for. Minnie rose hurriedly tc Trial HOWSHECAUGHT FISH [Continued from Sunday.) . mwunnie scorned to offer reply to this disparaging but the angry fire in her, eyes was not missed by the observing eyes of the stranger. ‘J wish I could sketch you just as you are now,” he said, impulsively, re ing the words as soon as thoy were her feet, an indignant flush on her face. So, he not only laughed at her, but ac: tually -insulted. her. Meeting Fred Colby were not as bad as this. Why did she come outhere with Tom at alli She might have known something would happen. “I beg your pardon,” he said again, this time quite humbly. ‘“‘I seem quite unfortunate today.” ‘ Minnie made no answer; she merel} bowed coldly as she turned away to ward home. She had forgotten the fisk save as the cause of this’ unpleasant ness, and it had wriggled back into the . “Min,” this in an-aside from Tom, “gin't yer glad Fred Colby didn’t see yer” This was quite too much. her temper at once. “Tom,” she said, with stern dignity, “J shall tell Aunt Frances of your'be havior. It is too much for any one tc bear. That I should be insulted by 8 stranger is bad enough. I'll not have such rudeness from you.” : “J wonder,” the stranger said, not . noticing the reference to insult, ‘‘if by your Aunt Frances you mean Mrs. Minnie losi The following were drawn as Grand Jurors, returnable Nov. 6th: Nevada Township—Chris. Mation, J.J. Lyons, C. J. Naffziger, Chas. E. Mulloy, N. P. Brown, F.C. Leutje, B.C. Waite, W. F. Englebright. Meadow Lake—J. L. Lewison. * Grass’ Valley—Robert Cryer, W. D. Harris, P. Riley, Wm: George, Jas. Watt, J. C. Conaway, Peter Johnson. Rough & Ready—John Black, C. J. Cole, H. A. Austin. C. R. Ball. Bloomfield—W. D. Black. Little York—J. 8. Goodwin, War ren H. Pierce. iy Eareka—S. L. Parsons, Washington—John Grissell. Twe Truckée Accidents. John Sanders and John Williams, Truckeéites, were brought tothe countyHiospital Saturday. Sanders isa stationery engineer and and on Thursday night had one of his arms taken off atthe elbow by being run over by a locomotive. Williams presents a shocking spectacle. A lamp exploded in the bedroom at his boarding place and while he was trying to save $180 worth of silver certificates hid in his bed he was fearfully burned about the head and hands, His money, together with the house, was destroyed, and he escaped by pumping out of an upstairs window. A Great Man. &éi candidates bubble over with generosity and generous promises. Drinks ‘ are galore, and the presents of hats that are to come, would furnish the maker of the daily history with enough head-gear for himself and family for several generations. It is only after election day that the tyro in the art of journalism can fully appreciate how hollow are the promise® of political gentlemen.” Reugh and Resay Beviving. The famous old town of Rough and Ready is in a fair way to regain its quondam prosperity. For many years it has.been ‘in the dumps,” but now it is ,being brought to the front again by virtue of a revival of its many and wonderful resources. It now has in full operation two stores, a blackemith shop and a shoeshop. It also expects to shortly have a meat market and a telegraph office. Overland Monthly fer October. In the number for this month Horace Davis has a paper on ‘Collegiate Education for Women.” John 8S. Hittell describes the ‘‘Great Archipelago.”” Charles H. Stockton contributes @ paper on ‘‘The Reconstruction ef the United States Navy.’’ The other articles are seasonable. This periodical is published at 420 Montgomery street, San Francisce. ,___. A poctor’s bill is seldom less than five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchases a bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which, in nine cases out fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed. Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. Snamons Liver Regulator is invaluablein the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. The Latest. Have your teeth cleaned by machinery. Adelicate rubber cup revolves rapidly over the tooth until the tartar ig removed and the tooth made as white as snow. It does not scratch the enamel or wound the gums. All your teeth can be thus cleaned in ten minutes and no acids used. Dr. Martin, officein the Morgan Block. 010-t£. goctor aay. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels, regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. A Werdte Ladies. Ladies who desires beautiful clear skin, free from pimples, boils, blotches and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. Théy will alse remove that heavy look about your eyes and _ make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever caase it arises. Remember, you are only required to take one email pill at time, which is coated with pure sugar, pos will not or produce apy unpleasant senSipe or Paola at 25 gents by Cair Grey r. “What possible difference could that make to him? Minnie wondered; and she madé him no reply. But here, as before, Tom’s perfect unconsciousnés: came to the front. : “You bet,” he said, with’ more emphasis than elegance. “Mrs, Grey is my mother, an’ if yér have got any: thin’ to say ’gaifist her, let me know. “Wot.do yer want ter know fer? Min’: on her dignity just now, but I tell yer she’s’as curious as the resto’ us ter Know what yer want ter know fer. ‘4 The stranger laughed. “J wonder if I was such a terror when Iwasa boy?’ he said. ‘‘But if you're really so anxious to know, I'll tell you. I have come up here to spend the summer, and have letters of introduction tc Mrs. Frances Grey. Can you tell me if I will be welcome? And where does she live?” “At home, of course,” said Tom, impolitely. ‘‘As ter bein’ welcome, I can’t gay. Yer see we're expectin’ a feller on here ter see Min, an’ she mightn’t like ter have yer ‘round. Gals is funny things, yer know.” —_, ‘And boys are worse,” said the stranger, with another laugh. Here Minnie interposed. She would not let her own personal feelings stand in the way of politeness. accept your kind invitation.” SIGTivinip TIerery » going it would save you to go with us now.” ‘Thank—you, nevertheless,” said the other, understanding her meaning and thinking nqne the less of her for it. ‘‘I think your town is very pretty, and expect to enjoy every moment of my stay here. After the city it is so refreshing. Have you ever been in a large city for any length of time—particularly in the summer, Miss Grey?” There was achance for more fun, and Tom, like aregular war horse, smelled the battle from afar. Not a muscle of Minnie’s face moved as she made reply.'» “T have been to the city sometimes,” she said, ‘“‘but the country suits me well enough.” ‘Min ain’t special particular,” said Tom, with a mischievous grin on his sunburned face. And Minnieknew that he would keep up the deceit as long as she wished. ““Well, I don’t wonder,” said the gen tleman; ‘‘country life suits me best, . too. I sometimes think I will live here myself.” “You might not enjoy it as much as you think if you had to live here,” said Minnie, wickedly. ‘‘We often find it ere a ” . . ‘Yes, and yet somehow we city ple don’t give our country cousins credit for what they are” {To be Continued.] nt opeex gratitude. “He says he never saw so wonderful in such e serious lung trouble. He medicines. I _Amproved each day, ‘and after a months of faithfa' “If you wish to see Mrs. Grey,” she Oey em said, ‘“‘you can come with us now. We ofnervous ¢ Bisease are going home, and you will then have the generative or no difficulty in finding it.” WSs gros ot either sox, “Thank you,” was the reply; ‘I will] "SS\") fromtheexcessiv BEFORE _ useof Stimulants, AF Tobacco or f Rough and Ready...... -Oct. 9 Mooney Flat...... nesses ae Bpenceville....seceseeeeees gee © E French Corral.....-.0.+5. «14 WAS SURI 6c nico 4:55 83 04 bos co * 45 Columbia Hill......... « 16 MiareK os icscis estes baa bakien 4: BiG s6 5 c.052 9056 css eenes ee () Maybert ..0.2cseccsecs reer eaer) Washington... geste eaiscase sishiy +b CD ate ole 2a Srey SEL rer “24 THOCKOO 6 oss is. ce cece: SAA * 25 ce x You Behisis pabie tices eae “ 99 Ate ma better had oy; af resttal Boston Ravine......-.+4ite . fig aie elserful flow grate ‘e ow Grass bie sas Saswes bab ies ee5 Noyv.1 age Ss «ig eR Novada City. ..0..cc00.0w 3 Re a li a “ That’ He's an old know fm sure, yor mother will sc well . MMF” Allare invitéd to avtend there mater te De Paros PRES ear 1 Dis meetings and hear the issues of the £or sone to stay. Do come and see what eun. °#™Paign discussed. shine it has bro already, and let us thank py again for it, : @@ Local Committees are requestpane ore cing Me P sncos Golden, Medical od make all necessary arrangeand arrested asumptlots SE os ments for the meetings. a usands of cases Ba otber ‘mediclngs have been vy oom PSBy order County Central Committee. i ie et Pace ia lb ad .,_& BURROWE, F'n ’ ‘ —_ as W.-T. Moraan, Sec. The Leading Music Heuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading mosic store, 631 J street, Sacra. mento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents ; extra . (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist gs, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in wenty years. j. 29-tf. People Wonder Wes they find how rapidly health is restored by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The reason is that ths preparation contains only the purest and most powerful alteratives and tonics. To thousands yearly it proves @ veritable elixir of life. Mrs. Jos. Lake,Brockway Centre, Mich., writes : “Liver complaint and indigestion’ made my life @ burden and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered untold agony. I was reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly had strength to drag myself about. kinds of food distressed me, and only the most delicate could be digested at all. Within the time mentioned several hysicians -me without giving relief. Nothing that I took seemed to do any per manent good until I. the use of er’s Eorsa: la, which has produced wonderful results. Aoon after eommencing to take the. Sersaparilla I could see an Improvement i condition, my appetite began te retumand with it Y aus the ability-te t all the food taken, my stren;e directions, I found myself a well woman, able to attend to all duties. The medicine has given me a new lease of life, and I cannot thank you too much.” “We, the undersigned, citizens ot Brockway Centre, Mich., hereby certify that. the above statement, made by Mrs. Lake, is true in every particular and entitled to full credence.”— O. P. Chamberlain, G. W. Waring, Cc. A. Wells, Druggist. “My brother, in England, was, for a long time, unable to attend to his occution, by reason of sores on his foot. Peent him Ayer’s Almanac and the testimonials it contained induced him to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. After using it a Tithe while; he was cured, and is now a well man, working in a sugar mill at Brisbane, Queensland Atistralia.””— K. Attewell, Sharbot Lake, Ontario. Ayer's Sarsapail Or. J. G Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 bottle. The Gelebrated French Cure. Warranted “¢ APHRGDBTIRCG” fc uced x ‘ i i Lee On et ziness, ‘Weak Memory, Loss tency, which if neglected often lead to Seumatare old age and insanity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by mail onreceiptof price’. A WRIT:E GUARANTEE is given for every $5.00 order received, to refund the money i‘ a Permanent cure is not effected. We have

thousands of testimonials from old and youn of both sexes, who have been permanently curec. by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. Adres: THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. “cific Branch, 108 Steversou SaN BRANCIS~). Cat “OR SALE BY W. D, VINTON. Nevada City Republican Meetings. ! SE TE Markham & Reddick The Nominees of the Republican Party for the legislature and county will address the people of Nevada county on the issues of the day, at the following places: : _ Tidings, Telegraph, Truckee ReNOTICE OF —— Street and Traveling MRS. LESTER NEW STORE. VICTOR LEBECE H"* OPENED A FIRST-CLASS STOR ZT treet, wheve he sells (Such as wailed when L. H for merly conduowed the same Store) ™ ; Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Dry and Fancy Goods, { I Challenge Competition ! VICTOR LEBECK. ——————e DEALEK IN —wii— Remove$(n or About September Bib, 1890, Fromhis old stand at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to ODD FELLOWS BLOCK, BROAD STREET Adjoining B. H Just -Received { IN THE WAY OF A FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL. vou Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT Clothing and Dry Goods In the National Hotel Building, Broad At the Very Lowest Prices . 100K :: STOVES :: AND 1: RANGES . war xip Boots, Shoes, Etc., Etc. Hyman's Old Stand, Broad Street. REMOVAL ! . Miller’s Store. 2 oO s Latest Novelty, This Hat isfhaving;an immense sale in San Francisco & CRAWFORD. Main Street, N evada City. You Don’t Get the News [ees & (naw —DEALERS IN— Glassware, Orookeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES All Styles. The Famous Sunerior Ranee The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING THE CENTURY’S ARTICLES: ON “THE GOLD HUNTERS OF CALIFORNIA” BEGIN IN THE ‘ NOVEMBER NUMBER. , ars j publican and Herald please copy. merits of American PAINTS, OILS. products. S We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices . FREIGHT ADDED. . "Relrenchment Staple and Fancy Hardware And all the Best and Newest Pata iggy oes per (5th District,) mmunition inds. T. J. SOLE AGENTS FOR WOODB.scgsescics of Truckee FOR JUSTICES, O. V. B. Pocket Knives. ; edo not E te 8. WHEELER... er re cae la the eopece PUTTY WINDOW GLASS, ETC. REPUBLICAN Nominations, Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4th. FOk GOVERNOR, H. H. MARKHAM, Of Los Angeles. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, JOHN B. REDDICK, Of Calaveras. —_——_ FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, W. H. BEATTY.... of Sacramento FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, C. H. GAROUTTE....-.-: of Yolo ‘RB. C. HARRISON. .of San Francisco} J.J. DEHAVEN.... of Humboldt FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, EB: G: WAITE. 02.. (850 of Alameda W. H.H. HART..of San Francisco ’ FOR TREASURER, J. RB. McDONALD..:of Stanislaus Les FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, THEODORE REICHERD sraticrsco FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR SUPERINTENDEXT OF INSTRUCTION, J. W. ANDERSON. .of San Francisco FOR CONGRESSMAN, pense (2d District, ) G. G. BLANCHARD. . .of Placerville FOR R. R. COMMISSIONER, (1st District,) WM. BECKMAN... of Sacramento FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (2d District,) L. 0. MOREHOUSE... of Alameda id FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, JOHN CALDWELL. . .of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, (14th District,) te of {* BS ay pera of Nevada City (15th District,) T. GC. HOCKING... of Grass Valley FOR SHERIFF, M.C.HOGAN... of North San Juan FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, FRANK T. NIUON.. .of Nevada City FOR ASSESEOR, Be BOND i.. 05.5500 . of Nevada City . FOR COUNTY CLERK, . WM.GEORGE. .. of Grass Valley FOR RECORDER, . W. A. SLEEP.... of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, By CN NUR oes ose e's of You Bet FOR CORONER, G. A.GRAY..... ‘of Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, ARTHUR POWELL. .of Grass Valley FOR SURVEYOR, OHAS. E. UREN.. .of Grass Valley FOR SUPERVISORS, (3d District,) R. P. ROSSEN.....of Relief Hill (4th District,) = C. D. GASSAWAY. .of Indian Springs FOR ROAD OVERSEERS, (1st District,) KHAM.... of Blue Tent (2d. District,) ,. THOS. 8. LEE...of Grass Valley (3d District,) RICHARD PENROSE. .of Relief Hill (4th District,) ALBERT WOODS. ...of Sweetland C. E. MULLOY.. Nevada Township 8AM’L PARKER. .Meadow Lake Tp. WM. PARK.... “ “ POR CONSTABLES, WM, SCOTT... Nevada Township it o ?. JAMES READ. ..Meadow Lak E.R.MORRILL. “ 7 and Reform." DE MOGRATIGC STATE NOMINATIONS. FOR GOVERNOR, 1 anes James Kinkead. sda wee D, FUND, . Snanish French German, COUNTY, Of San Francisco. ee. , . * TOWNSHIP, FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR, ;. R. F. DEL VALLE, Of Lus Angeles. FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, (short term.) JAMES V. COFFEY, of Sao Francisco GEORGE H. SMITH. .of Los Angeles FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, FOR CONTROLLER, JOHN P. DUNN..of San Francisco FOR TREASURER, ADAM HEROLD..... of Placer FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, a RORBATLROAD OOO HOOD eee PLR DISTRICT. FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, NILES SEARLS... of Nevada ASSEMBLYMAN—14TH DISTRICT, FOR SHERIFF, GEO. W. DUNSTER FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEO. E. RILEY FOR ASSESSOR, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, . : FOR CORONER, GEO. TRACY ee Fer Neunty Supervisers. 3D DISTRICT, Fer Read Overseers, 1st pIstTRicT, 2ND DISTRICT, J 3p_DIsTRICT, 4TH DISTRICT, 5Tu DISTRICT, G. W. GIFFEN Fer Justices. For Censtables. JOHN A, STANLEY.. .of Alameda W. C. HENDRICKS.... of Butte W.C.GRAVES... of San Francisco FOR CONGRESS—SECOND DISTRICT, A. GAMINETTI...:.. of Amador FOR STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, JAMES BRADY... ..of Alameds ARCHIBALD YELL. .of Mendocino NEVADA COUNTY NOMINATIONS M. GARVER.:... of Nevada City ASSEMBLYMAN—15TH DISTRICT, THOS. DUNKLEY. . .of Grass Valley svaes of Truckee ere of Grass Valley FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOGLS, J. M. HUSSEY... of Nevada City ED. SAMPSON sedis of Grass Valley aba sales of Grass Valley Je oe : oo, one Tourist Oars -B. PARAZETT. . of N. Bloomfield . “““Saaitionsl “euasge ibs in pus gece Tourist —_ —— 1. J. ROBINSON.. Ind 2 her poration res <a Indian Springs . 825 Sits Company’ Silos ears pass THOS. MOONEY...of Nevada City CO, McSTRAVICK. .of Boston Ravine R. 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