November 1, 1898 (4 pages)

m the line of j. Every Boot vell made from eather or Kid ect fitting and heir excellent prices which © pay for high 3ros. iring done on at the lowest ee HOGANY UOIA, Ie. ed with it, UMBER, MILL BERS, hone No. 51. . CO. >I, rator. . ike a have q € x 3 4 4 4 — the-Peabody mine of Grass Valley, has bas eS een eeeeeeemmereseeeneesinemiceiemsateessnsenen alles THE TRANSCRIPT, 'M me. "For fear that your readers may POLITICAL hot understand the quotation, I will TUESDAY ...NOV. 1, 1898 AMATEUR ATALBTES, State that Mr. Parrott lost 8 great many thousands of dollars in a specaThe Nevada City Club May Join the NaTHEIR HEADS ARB LEVEL, Down Country Populist Are Solid For Gage For Governor, Arnold Glise, a prominent farmer of Pleasant Ridge precinct in the lower part of the county, was in town today. Mr. Glise is a wide awake, progressive citizen and does his own thinking. Four and two years ago he and most of thé rest of the farmers of the county wére Popalists. In Pleasant Ridge precinct, for instance, there were 61 votes polled in 1894,ana Webster, the People’s party candidate for Governor, got 39 of them. “Things will be different with us this year,” said Mr. Glise today, “for about all.of usareGagemen. We can’t stand Maguire and his Single tax scheme for robbing the farmers. What is more, we do not propose to be jobbed and crashed out by the Democracy, We will stand not only for Gage, thé farmer and minér, whom we regard as a safe, clean and able man whois of: the people and for them, but we will help to roll up a big majority for nearly every man on the State and county Republican tickets. We do not profess to be politicians and we are not officeseekers, but we think we know what is good for ourselves and the rest of the country. Our precinct two years ago gave Bryan a three to two majority over McKinley, but we have had our eyes opened since then, President McKinley has given us one of the best administrations the United States was ever blessed with, and we are going to stand by him and his party.” + 2@e + Another Nut For Courts to Crack, The News Letter says that the question of law which A. H. Ricketts, attorney for Baron Von Schroeder, owner of raised in the suit instituted by the Peabody against the Gold Hill Mining Company, if decided in his favor, may have a rather disturbing influence: in other cases of patented claims. He attacks: the validity of the United States patent to a strip of ground between the Gold Hill and Peabody on the ground that it averages in excess of the 300 feet on each side of a lode, all that can be patented, it is claimed, under the law of 1872. This Gold Hill patent, issued in 1883, covers 585 feet on the east side of its quartz lode, and’ the 285 feet in excess now taken up by the Peabody is the bone of contention. It will be interesting to note the decision in this case. If fa‘vorable to the Peabody, the next ques‘tion suggested will be regarding the quotation, ahd haven’t the time to look Legislature _have — deliberately sola . tribes of Israel as they marched through the wilderness. called blessed among his fellows. The handwriting is upon the wall, and it does not need the learning of a Daniel . ss SITUATION. Our San Francisco Correspondent Sizes It Up Generally, : lation in hams. When approached to tional Association. th pounr nn ae oted a3 ete ane Tonight the new athletic club of this having had one experien Be me theninak ety will hold a meeting, and at that cipal politics, not of a pleasant char. . ‘ime the charter roll will close. It alacter, refused to be led into another. ready has a large membership, « a Quite right, I think, gymnasium and a moderate stock o: And now I: propose to write riefly apparatus to start with. Everything earns, upon a subject that perhaps I am as indicates that it will bea success, well qualified to speak of as any man = a sr be shales ey ose iGst Fe: Maguire and Phelan Are Almost as Good living in this State. I cannot think of . °°\"ed “An Athletic Primer,” which is as Beaten any one who has as much knowledge of ie October heigl of Spalding’s Atb-. > this subject as I have; the others are sae gery Library. The book is sremgaee "BAN Francisco, Oct. 81, 1998, . », 5100? this State was admitted into . those who are athletically inclined the Union there have been twenty-four Senators elected. Of these Gwin, Stanford and Perkins were elected to Succeed themselves. Some of these Senators failed to serve out their terms, from death or other causes, which it. is not necessary to enter into the details of. That is the reason that in forty-nine years there were twenty-four elections or appointments to that. high office. The term of a Senator, as every child knows, is six years, but some of those from this State only served a year, for reasons which I have Suggested. The Legislature which will meet on the first Monday in: January of next year will be called upon to elect a successor to Senator White. This State, without regard to party atftiliations, has been singularly unfortunate in the selection of her United States Senators. The number of truly representative men that have been sent to Eprror TRANscript: I did not think I would write another line to you about politics, but when I see the papers filled up every day with a discussion of the matters at issue—or, rather, let me Say, that were at issue—I am inclined to say a few words more, so that you and your readers may not think Iam unmindful of the duty I owe to you and them. What would my esteemed friend, John T, Caldwell, Esq., think of me if, after converting him to the true faith by the mighty power of my poetic mind, I should leave him to fight the good fight alone? Perish the thought! Without fora single moment wishing to be impious or to cast reflection upon a Single line in the Bible, I think it might have been better for’ them, too, if I had directed epistles to my friends “Tee” Garthe, Michael Garver, John Dunnicliff, T. H. Carr, and and yet do not know what steps to take toward the formation of a club, the construction of grounds, etc. It is the intention of the A. A. U. to encourage athletics in’ every town and_ village in the United States. The benefits to be gained from systematic ex ercise are incalculable, and the subject of physical education, which is tiow receiving so much attention, ie the result of such agitation as the A. A. U. is now engaged in, The A. A. U. isa national organization of amateur athletes, and is the recognized governing body for all athletic sports in the United States, Further information on this subject may beobtained from J. E. Sullivan, the secretary, 16 and 18 Park Place, New York. Pay senvir ren} Groans Versus Cheers. . Is sold b pared on . Hood’s' Sarsaparilla Cures ~ Permanently Cures Scrofula, “which is one of the flictions of the human race, and comes from impure blood. Eczema, a most offensive and. uncomfartable affection of the skin, also due to impure blood. Salt Rheum, a torment to the flesh, a disfigurement to the body, and a drain on the system, to vitiated blood. s Pimples, which so dishgnre the: akin, and). —— make the human face divine! anything but a thing of beauty, but which are Nature’s advyeetisement of foul blood. Catarrh, which bboy often comes from a ection of the circulais a constant offense to chronic a tion, one’s self and all his fr ‘2 Rheumatism, . which all authorities noty attribute to various acidities in the blood, which this purifier of the age, saparilla, corrects, Hood’s Sarsaparilla all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prei, f ood & Co., Lowell, Mass. y by C. ood’s. Sarworst afalso due J (ants Envelopes . IS CHEAP OR A— Package of cket Store, Transcript Block rf Ra And They Are Good Too. iends. eat blood many others, equally as misguided, St. Paul was solicitous for the welfare of those he had converted; their temWhen the song of. “Hot.Time in Old Town Tonight” was first sang the Theathe upper House may be counted on ‘one hand, And notably among these Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner pills, aid digestion, 25e. 4 few was one who was a resident of Nevada City at the time of. his election— A. A. Sargént. Ido not wish to make ter rang with cheers; but when Hibbitt, the reliablé Pine street tailor, advertised his Olay Worsted and Heavy Weight Serge Suits at $25 there were that preceded and followed, alas, so groans among the Tailors in Nevada many of the contests for the Senator-. City. That was the circus in town. ship. They are as familiar to me as. Then the cry was he cannot make them the words that are common in my . for that price, For $35 is a low figure household. That members of the. fora suit. The whole secrét. is buying for Spot Cash; and being™ ‘a thorough]}practical tailor. He has noj misfits, so there is no loss there and he sells for Cash only, so you do not have to pay for BAD pests. If you are in need of a TAKE Suit or Overcoat you will save money by leaving your order with Hibbitt on Pine street. 029-tf 4-0 Oe Smith’s New Crop Pruges. Ask your Groeer for Smity’s New Crop Prunes. If he has not got them come to Wm. H. Surrn’s Grocery Storr and you will find plenty. , 081 W. H. Smita. _ + 0) poral as well as their spiritual welfare; and how happy would 1 be if I could be the means of turning these good but unfortunate men from the error of their . ways? It is said that there is more joy in Heaven over one sinner saved than for a hundred saints born, or something to that effect. (I have forgotten the it up.) Atall events, if I could have reached these sinners; as I have reached Mr. Caldwell—for I take his conversion entirely to myself—they wonld now be clothed in white robes instead of being dressed in garments of somber hue; and the visions of the loaves and fishes that were to be distributed to the faithful would. be as grateful in their eyes as was the honey and the manna that Moses’ wonderful wand brought to the vision of the starving themselves and violated their pledges is as sure as it is that they disgraced the men who voted for them as much as they did themselves, Tam certain that the next Legislature will bé Republican; Let no thistakes be made in the selection of a Senator; let the field be carefully Scanned and the best man elected. If ‘a mistake is made this time the party is doomed two years: hence. Gen. Barnes, Geo. A. Knight and M. H. de Youvg are frequently mentioned as candidates. In my humble opinion not one of them possesses the proper best of So, I say, I feel sorry for these, my called upon, either verbally or in print. NO#ICE IS HERE Soon Kee Comp: entire business inter. pbove named Co e FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. this method of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Pleaes give us a call. Business Change. ay early friends, all except the converted qualifications for the place. I have. SWEENEY, the O. K, P ainter, is: prepany. at Moore's Fiat Neri Go oane Pasa one. The dew of righteousness shall good reasons for that opinion, and [}P4red todo the best painting at the . fornia. SOON KER eiaicsits Ho fall upon his head, and he shall be. can give them in no uncertain words jf . ™08t moderate priqes. 022-tf. i i Moore's Flat, Oct. 19, 1898, New : Vegetable, BY GIVEN THAT THE any have purchased the ‘est of Soon Kee mpany, and the business will . THINK IT OVER Try our Mustard in bulk— yany quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, We Sell You the Best QUALIT Y of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best®Quality of Goods. 25¢. per quart. Will3sell you 4 ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. in the A glib tongue or the proprietorship of & newspaper does not fit one for a seat ‘construction of the law by the Federal t Officials in issuinga patent of the kind. ‘The proper filling ‘of the office of Jus. 1, ‘tice of the Peace is a very important t matter. The majority of all the litiga. } tion, both civil and criminal, takes place in the Jnstice’s Courts. There all civil cases where the demand is less ‘than $300, and all misdemeanor cases where the penalty is less than six months imprisonment, or 4300 fine, are tried subject to an appeal to the Sument is apparent. The nominees of are men of well known integrity and eminently fitted to fill this responsible position, to which their record of suc: cessful service will bear witness, and °@e + Grass Valley Notes. returned from San Francisco. .~Mise Nancy McCarthy, plenro-pneumonia. She had been sick about a week. T No Job Too Big . Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay. 022-tf See _ Send-in Your Bills. A meéting of the Republican County ‘Central Committee will be held at the Union Hotel parlors on Thursday evendng, Nov. 8d, at 8 o’ciock. All persons. ihaving bills against the committee are wequested to present them to. the Secwetary before that time. By order 8. W. MARSH, Pres. J.J. Haney, Sec, 029-td To Be Sold at Cost. My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost,as I am retiring from the Millinery business, 020° Mrs, FisHer. . New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Gorcoran, first door above Theater Jee house, rear-of Theater. Telephone as they may, the Democrats cannot Justices of the Peace. escape that sentence. the same, politics of my country. At times I have taken a more orless active part. My advice has on many occasions been sought by men high in the councils of perior Court. Therefore the need of t electing for this position men qualified . ; by honesty, integrity and good jJadg. thusiasm on the part of the Republicans . . and such a corresponding depression the Re publican partyin this townsbip,. on the part of the Democrats, or whatChas. E. Malloy and J. 8. Holbrook, ever you may call thom. ready to be cremated no intelligent. Democrat now denies. are directed te the municipal offices, It their re-election to that position will is their hope that they may be able to be of great advantage to those who carry some of the oftices of this city may have occasion to commence suits that have more or less patronage con~in-that court, and on the side of good government in all criminal matters. is based upon a very slight: foundation. The Democratic candidates and their arms tee friend are making personal fights, while Mr.and Mrs. Peter Johnston have the Republicans are standing shoulder, gone to Sacramento and San Francisco. . ¢, shoulder, for the whole ticket, except Mrs, Abbie Morgan, who recently sein three or four cases. cured a divorce from her husband, has !to think that Wallace and ‘Murasky, Democrats, will be elected Superior sister and Judges, in place of Carson. and Loudheir of the late Mrs. J. H. Henderson, erback, Republicans. Murphy, Repub=: died at one o’clock this morning of lican, for District Attorney, has a hard fight, owing to some of his affiliations, which decent Republicans do not like. nected with them. But even this hope connection with attorney H. H. LowNor none to little to receive prompt . enthal, he of “Little Pete” notoriety. and ful attention if you give it to Two weeks ago I thought Phelan was a o read it. Writhe as they will, squirm; in the Senate of the United States. One must have. had some experience in legislative bodies; one’s moral charIf speeches were made without numacter must be above reproach, so that er, if thousands of columns were writ. he may stand uponan equal plane with en, or if not a word was said or nota his fellows; one must be a thinker, a ine was penned, the result would be statesman of broad and enlightened views; a man who has no small or great vices;a man who upon occasion can rise above self; and finally a man whose whole lite has been pure both in his public and private career. Can those I have named fill these requirements? If common reports are true they can not. There is one man in this city who can fill them all. I refer. to M. M . ’ Estee. [am notaman worshiper, The only man I ever worshiped, in a sense; is dead. But Ido think that Mr. Estee, ,. if. elected Senatog, would again raise That the Stateticket is dead and. the standard of the State to the height which Mr. Sargent achieved and maintained. But thef{ do not know that Mr. Estee is a candidate, Idon’t think he would intimate to any one that he Ever since I was able to grasp an deaTI have taken an interest in the he Republican party; but never since che early sixties have I seen such enbest value in town. Their efforts THE PLACE To Go. eo BOUQUET OF FLOURS a Qe STaArACa ID has been gathered to please the wise housekeeper. All brands are represented and the quality of each kind is so well known that we need say little in their praise. The stock is new, and contains all the nutritive elements of the grain. We sell on a small margin of profit, and therefore offer the Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualitcs Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient ? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. : —AT— Make No Mistake, Ladies. THE BEAUTIFUL, STOCK oF « . Fall # Winter Millinery WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. \ a4 Prices Astonishingly Low. desired the place, if he really does. But of this I am positive: If the next Legislature should cast their ballots for him they would honor themselves more than they would Mr. Estee. Wafer Mrap. Populist Nominee I am inclined What does A stand for ?When some friend suggests that your blood needs A sarsaparilla treat. q ment, remember that A stands for AYER’S. The first letter in the alphabet stands for the first of sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first in record, first in'the favor of the family. For nearly half a century -Ayer’s Sarsaparitia I might as well state that I refer to his sure winner for Mayor. Now I think he has a hard fight to win, if he does, which is doubtful. His onslaught on the Supreme Court, because its unanimous decision did not meet with his approval, is condemned by fair-minded men of all parties, and it will cost him many votes. His remarks in regard to the lamp-lighters here, that they should receive but, $30 per month, instead of $40, has also hurt him. “Jim” & Black, for Tax Collector, may pall through, but by a decreased majority. The State campaign has been adFor Treasurer, J. J. JACKSON, Listen It’s a cath mellow cl We have i to the Clock Strike ! edral gong and the limes fill the room With music: such a large variety CLOCKS In marble, nickel, onyx or wood case, gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, is imp»ssible to select any for special made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of with bronze, silver or office or store, that it mention. All are Jewelry, Watches, etc., And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS/AND JEWELERS; BROAD STREET. mirably managed, While I give all the credit that I think they deserve to Chairman McLaughlin and Secretary Hart, not for a moment forgetting my old friend. “Jake” Steppacher, Assistant Secretary, I still think that Colonel D. M. Burns ig the guiding mind tbat . directs the movements. He has gained wisdom by experience. All the different Republican factions have begged him to take charge of the municipal fight. At least the different leaders told me so, But he wayed his hand in the peculjar manner familiar to those . who know him well, and said: « Excuse . me, gentlemen; in the language of the! has been curing all forms of blood diseases—scrofula, eczema, tetter, rheumatism, erysipelas, blood ‘poisoning, etc. There’s a book about these cures —“‘ Ayer’s Curebook, a story of cures told by the cured,” —which is sent free on request, by Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell; Mass. The book will interest you if you are sick or weak, because it tells not what it is claimed the remedy will do, but what your neighbors and fellows testify that it has done. Will it—eure—you-?.It has cured _ thousands like you. Why not you? all--THE LOWEST PRICEs. Je : Corcoran & ARBOGaAST. late John Parrott, ‘No more hams for! / i (@e Largest Display! fi@e Lowest Prices ! LADIES— Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where.you will find the @@F"-VERY LATEST STYLES and most important. of Watch Our Windows for Bargains. e 28 rwe¥ a) [8% is al "By € [AOA] [as Fat ja! : 5. [at] ome et i € i! ee Eee POLS LOLS Have Heard ? What ? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, — Chairs, Lounges, Have been received from the East by JAMES KINKEAD. Prices Astonishing Low. . ame) [Ritay. (APS) [RRA,) RRS aie ote eee eur! ue? . ous) ey Lae) . aa) aes eee) CSgs" (ey etc. at iri cay nid

m the line of j. Every Boot vell made from eather or Kid ect fitting and heir excellent prices which © pay for high 3ros. iring done on at the lowest ee HOGANY UOIA, Ie. ed with it, UMBER, MILL BERS, hone No. 51. . CO. >I, rator. . ike a have q € x 3 4 4 4 — the-Peabody mine of Grass Valley, has bas eS een eeeeeeemmereseeeneesinemiceiemsateessnsenen alles THE TRANSCRIPT, 'M me. "For fear that your readers may POLITICAL hot understand the quotation, I will TUESDAY ......NOV. 1, 1898 AMATEUR ATALBTES, State that Mr. Parrott lost 8 great many thousands of dollars in a specaThe Nevada City Club May Join the NaTHEIR HEADS ARB LEVEL, Down Country Populist Are Solid For Gage For Governor, Arnold Glise, a prominent farmer of Pleasant Ridge precinct in the lower part of the county, was in town today. Mr. Glise is a wide awake, progressive citizen and does his own thinking. Four and two years ago he and most of thé rest of the farmers of the county wére Popalists. In Pleasant Ridge precinct, for instance, there were 61 votes polled in 1894,ana Webster, the People’s party candidate for Governor, got 39 of them. “Things will be different with us this year,” said Mr. Glise today, “for about all.of usareGagemen. We can’t stand Maguire and his Single tax scheme for robbing the farmers. What is more, we do not propose to be jobbed and crashed out by the Democracy, We will stand not only for Gage, thé farmer and minér, whom we regard as a safe, clean and able man whois of: the people and for them, but we will help to roll up a big majority for nearly every man on the State and county Republican tickets. We do not profess to be politicians and we are not officeseekers, but we think we know what is good for ourselves and the rest of the country. Our precinct two years ago gave Bryan a three to two majority over McKinley, but we have had our eyes opened since then, President McKinley has given us one of the best administrations the United States was ever blessed with, and we are going to stand by him and his party.” + 2@e + Another Nut For Courts to Crack, The News Letter says that the question of law which A. H. Ricketts, attorney for Baron Von Schroeder, owner of raised in the suit instituted by the Peabody against the Gold Hill Mining Company, if decided in his favor, may have a rather disturbing influence: in other cases of patented claims. He attacks: the validity of the United States patent to a strip of ground between the Gold Hill and Peabody on the ground that it averages in excess of the 300 feet on each side of a lode, all that can be patented, it is claimed, under the law of 1872. This Gold Hill patent, issued in 1883, covers 585 feet on the east side of its quartz lode, and’ the 285 feet in excess now taken up by the Peabody is the bone of contention. It will be interesting to note the decision in this case. If fa‘vorable to the Peabody, the next ques‘tion suggested will be regarding the quotation, ahd haven’t the time to look Legislature _have — deliberately sola . tribes of Israel as they marched through the wilderness. called blessed among his fellows. The handwriting is upon the wall, and it does not need the learning of a Daniel . ss SITUATION. Our San Francisco Correspondent Sizes It Up Generally, : lation in hams. When approached to tional Association. th pounr nn ae oted a3 ete ane Tonight the new athletic club of this having had one experien Be me theninak ety will hold a meeting, and at that cipal politics, not of a pleasant char. . ‘ime the charter roll will close. It alacter, refused to be led into another. ready has a large membership, « a Quite right, I think, gymnasium and a moderate stock o: And now I: propose to write riefly apparatus to start with. Everything earns, upon a subject that perhaps I am as indicates that it will bea success, well qualified to speak of as any man = a sr be shales ey ose iGst Fe: Maguire and Phelan Are Almost as Good living in this State. I cannot think of . °°\"ed “An Athletic Primer,” which is as Beaten any one who has as much knowledge of ie October heigl of Spalding’s Atb-. > this subject as I have; the others are sae gery Library. The book is sremgaee "BAN Francisco, Oct. 81, 1998, . », 5100? this State was admitted into . those who are athletically inclined the Union there have been twenty-four Senators elected. Of these Gwin, Stanford and Perkins were elected to Succeed themselves. Some of these Senators failed to serve out their terms, from death or other causes, which it. is not necessary to enter into the details of. That is the reason that in forty-nine years there were twenty-four elections or appointments to that. high office. The term of a Senator, as every child knows, is six years, but some of those from this State only served a year, for reasons which I have Suggested. The Legislature which will meet on the first Monday in: January of next year will be called upon to elect a successor to Senator White. This State, without regard to party atftiliations, has been singularly unfortunate in the selection of her United States Senators. The number of truly representative men that have been sent to Eprror TRANscript: I did not think I would write another line to you about politics, but when I see the papers filled up every day with a discussion of the matters at issue—or, rather, let me Say, that were at issue—I am inclined to say a few words more, so that you and your readers may not think Iam unmindful of the duty I owe to you and them. What would my esteemed friend, John T, Caldwell, Esq., think of me if, after converting him to the true faith by the mighty power of my poetic mind, I should leave him to fight the good fight alone? Perish the thought! Without fora single moment wishing to be impious or to cast reflection upon a Single line in the Bible, I think it might have been better for’ them, too, if I had directed epistles to my friends “Tee” Garthe, Michael Garver, John Dunnicliff, T. H. Carr, and and yet do not know what steps to take toward the formation of a club, the construction of grounds, etc. It is the intention of the A. A. U. to encourage athletics in’ every town and_ village in the United States. The benefits to be gained from systematic ex ercise are incalculable, and the subject of physical education, which is tiow receiving so much attention, ie the result of such agitation as the A. A. U. is now engaged in, The A. A. U. isa national organization of amateur athletes, and is the recognized governing body for all athletic sports in the United States, Further information on this subject may beobtained from J. E. Sullivan, the secretary, 16 and 18 Park Place, New York. Pay senvir ren} Groans Versus Cheers. . Is sold b pared on . Hood’s' Sarsaparilla Cures ~ Permanently Cures Scrofula, “which is one of the flictions of the human race, and comes from impure blood. Eczema, a most offensive and. uncomfartable affection of the skin, also due to impure blood. Salt Rheum, a torment to the flesh, a disfigurement to the body, and a drain on the system, to vitiated blood. s Pimples, which so dishgnre the: akin, and). —— make the human face divine! anything but a thing of beauty, but which are Nature’s advyeetisement of foul blood. Catarrh, which bboy often comes from a ection of the circulais a constant offense to chronic a tion, one’s self and all his fr ‘2 Rheumatism, . which all authorities noty attribute to various acidities in the blood, which this purifier of the age, saparilla, corrects, Hood’s Sarsaparilla all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prei, f ood & Co., Lowell, Mass. y by C. ood’s. Sarworst afalso due J (ants Envelopes . IS CHEAP OR A— Package of cket Store, Transcript Block rf Ra And They Are Good Too. iends. eat blood many others, equally as misguided, St. Paul was solicitous for the welfare of those he had converted; their temWhen the song of. “Hot.Time in Old Town Tonight” was first sang the Theathe upper House may be counted on ‘one hand, And notably among these Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner pills, aid digestion, 25e. 4 few was one who was a resident of Nevada City at the time of. his election— A. A. Sargént. Ido not wish to make ter rang with cheers; but when Hibbitt, the reliablé Pine street tailor, advertised his Olay Worsted and Heavy Weight Serge Suits at $25 there were that preceded and followed, alas, so groans among the Tailors in Nevada many of the contests for the Senator-. City. That was the circus in town. ship. They are as familiar to me as. Then the cry was he cannot make them the words that are common in my . for that price, For $35 is a low figure household. That members of the. fora suit. The whole secrét. is buying for Spot Cash; and being™ ‘a thorough]}practical tailor. He has noj misfits, so there is no loss there and he sells for Cash only, so you do not have to pay for BAD pests. If you are in need of a TAKE Suit or Overcoat you will save money by leaving your order with Hibbitt on Pine street. 029-tf 4-0 Oe Smith’s New Crop Pruges. Ask your Groeer for Smity’s New Crop Prunes. If he has not got them come to Wm. H. Surrn’s Grocery Storr and you will find plenty. , 081 W. H. Smita. _ + 0) poral as well as their spiritual welfare; and how happy would 1 be if I could be the means of turning these good but unfortunate men from the error of their . ways? It is said that there is more joy in Heaven over one sinner saved than for a hundred saints born, or something to that effect. (I have forgotten the it up.) Atall events, if I could have reached these sinners; as I have reached Mr. Caldwell—for I take his conversion entirely to myself—they wonld now be clothed in white robes instead of being dressed in garments of somber hue; and the visions of the loaves and fishes that were to be distributed to the faithful would. be as grateful in their eyes as was the honey and the manna that Moses’ wonderful wand brought to the vision of the starving themselves and violated their pledges is as sure as it is that they disgraced the men who voted for them as much as they did themselves, Tam certain that the next Legislature will bé Republican; Let no thistakes be made in the selection of a Senator; let the field be carefully Scanned and the best man elected. If ‘a mistake is made this time the party is doomed two years: hence. Gen. Barnes, Geo. A. Knight and M. H. de Youvg are frequently mentioned as candidates. In my humble opinion not one of them possesses the proper best of So, I say, I feel sorry for these, my called upon, either verbally or in print. NO#ICE IS HERE Soon Kee Comp: entire business inter. pbove named Co e FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. this method of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Pleaes give us a call.

Business Change. ay early friends, all except the converted qualifications for the place. I have. SWEENEY, the O. K, P ainter, is: prepany. at Moore's Fiat Neri Go oane Pasa one. The dew of righteousness shall good reasons for that opinion, and [}P4red todo the best painting at the . fornia. SOON KER eiaicsits Ho fall upon his head, and he shall be. can give them in no uncertain words jf . ™08t moderate priqes. 022-tf. i i Moore's Flat, Oct. 19, 1898, New : Vegetable, BY GIVEN THAT THE any have purchased the ‘est of Soon Kee mpany, and the business will . THINK IT OVER Try our Mustard in bulk— yany quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, We Sell You the Best QUALIT Y of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best®Quality of Goods. 25¢. per quart. Will3sell you 4 ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. in the A glib tongue or the proprietorship of & newspaper does not fit one for a seat ‘construction of the law by the Federal t Officials in issuinga patent of the kind. ‘The proper filling ‘of the office of Jus. 1, ‘tice of the Peace is a very important t matter. The majority of all the litiga. } tion, both civil and criminal, takes place in the Jnstice’s Courts. There all civil cases where the demand is less ‘than $300, and all misdemeanor cases where the penalty is less than six months imprisonment, or 4300 fine, are tried subject to an appeal to the Sument is apparent. The nominees of are men of well known integrity and eminently fitted to fill this responsible position, to which their record of suc: cessful service will bear witness, and °@e + Grass Valley Notes. returned from San Francisco. .~Mise Nancy McCarthy, plenro-pneumonia. She had been sick about a week. T No Job Too Big . Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay. 022-tf See _ Send-in Your Bills. A meéting of the Republican County ‘Central Committee will be held at the Union Hotel parlors on Thursday evendng, Nov. 8d, at 8 o’ciock. All persons. ihaving bills against the committee are wequested to present them to. the Secwetary before that time. By order 8. W. MARSH, Pres. J.J. Haney, Sec, 029-td To Be Sold at Cost. My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost,as I am retiring from the Millinery business, 020° Mrs, FisHer. . New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Gorcoran, first door above Theater Jee house, rear-of Theater. Telephone as they may, the Democrats cannot Justices of the Peace. escape that sentence. the same, politics of my country. At times I have taken a more orless active part. My advice has on many occasions been sought by men high in the councils of perior Court. Therefore the need of t electing for this position men qualified . ; by honesty, integrity and good jJadg. thusiasm on the part of the Republicans . . and such a corresponding depression the Re publican partyin this townsbip,. on the part of the Democrats, or whatChas. E. Malloy and J. 8. Holbrook, ever you may call thom. ready to be cremated no intelligent. Democrat now denies. are directed te the municipal offices, It their re-election to that position will is their hope that they may be able to be of great advantage to those who carry some of the oftices of this city may have occasion to commence suits that have more or less patronage con~in-that court, and on the side of good government in all criminal matters. is based upon a very slight: foundation. The Democratic candidates and their arms tee friend are making personal fights, while Mr.and Mrs. Peter Johnston have the Republicans are standing shoulder, gone to Sacramento and San Francisco. . ¢, shoulder, for the whole ticket, except Mrs, Abbie Morgan, who recently sein three or four cases. cured a divorce from her husband, has !to think that Wallace and ‘Murasky, Democrats, will be elected Superior sister and Judges, in place of Carson. and Loudheir of the late Mrs. J. H. Henderson, erback, Republicans. Murphy, Repub=: died at one o’clock this morning of lican, for District Attorney, has a hard fight, owing to some of his affiliations, which decent Republicans do not like. nected with them. But even this hope connection with attorney H. H. LowNor none to little to receive prompt . enthal, he of “Little Pete” notoriety. and ful attention if you give it to Two weeks ago I thought Phelan was a o read it. Writhe as they will, squirm; in the Senate of the United States. One must have. had some experience in legislative bodies; one’s moral charIf speeches were made without numacter must be above reproach, so that er, if thousands of columns were writ. he may stand uponan equal plane with en, or if not a word was said or nota his fellows; one must be a thinker, a ine was penned, the result would be statesman of broad and enlightened views; a man who has no small or great vices;a man who upon occasion can rise above self; and finally a man whose whole lite has been pure both in his public and private career. Can those I have named fill these requirements? If common reports are true they can not. There is one man in this city who can fill them all. I refer. to M. M . ’ Estee. [am notaman worshiper, The only man I ever worshiped, in a sense; is dead. But Ido think that Mr. Estee, ,. if. elected Senatog, would again raise That the Stateticket is dead and. the standard of the State to the height which Mr. Sargent achieved and maintained. But thef{ do not know that Mr. Estee is a candidate, Idon’t think he would intimate to any one that he Ever since I was able to grasp an deaTI have taken an interest in the he Republican party; but never since che early sixties have I seen such enbest value in town. Their efforts THE PLACE To Go. eo BOUQUET OF FLOURS a Qe STaArACa ID has been gathered to please the wise housekeeper. All brands are represented and the quality of each kind is so well known that we need say little in their praise. The stock is new, and contains all the nutritive elements of the grain. We sell on a small margin of profit, and therefore offer the Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualitcs Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient ? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. : —AT— Make No Mistake, Ladies. THE BEAUTIFUL, STOCK oF « . Fall # Winter Millinery WM. H. CRAWFORD’S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. \ a4 Prices Astonishingly Low. desired the place, if he really does. But of this I am positive: If the next Legislature should cast their ballots for him they would honor themselves more than they would Mr. Estee. Wafer Mrap. Populist Nominee I am inclined What does A stand for ?When some friend suggests that your blood needs A sarsaparilla treat. q ment, remember that A stands for AYER’S. The first letter in the alphabet stands for the first of sarsaparillas ; first in origin, first in record, first in'the favor of the family. For nearly half a century -Ayer’s Sarsaparitia I might as well state that I refer to his sure winner for Mayor. Now I think he has a hard fight to win, if he does, which is doubtful. His onslaught on the Supreme Court, because its unanimous decision did not meet with his approval, is condemned by fair-minded men of all parties, and it will cost him many votes. His remarks in regard to the lamp-lighters here, that they should receive but, $30 per month, instead of $40, has also hurt him. “Jim” & Black, for Tax Collector, may pall through, but by a decreased majority. The State campaign has been adFor Treasurer, J. J. JACKSON, Listen It’s a cath mellow cl We have i to the Clock Strike ! edral gong and the limes fill the room With music: such a large variety CLOCKS In marble, nickel, onyx or wood case, gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, is imp»ssible to select any for special made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of with bronze, silver or office or store, that it mention. All are Jewelry, Watches, etc., And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS/AND JEWELERS; BROAD STREET. mirably managed, While I give all the credit that I think they deserve to Chairman McLaughlin and Secretary Hart, not for a moment forgetting my old friend. “Jake” Steppacher, Assistant Secretary, I still think that Colonel D. M. Burns ig the guiding mind tbat . directs the movements. He has gained wisdom by experience. All the different Republican factions have begged him to take charge of the municipal fight. At least the different leaders told me so, But he wayed his hand in the peculjar manner familiar to those . who know him well, and said: « Excuse . me, gentlemen; in the language of the! has been curing all forms of blood diseases—scrofula, eczema, tetter, rheumatism, erysipelas, blood ‘poisoning, etc. There’s a book about these cures —“‘ Ayer’s Curebook, a story of cures told by the cured,” —which is sent free on request, by Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell; Mass. The book will interest you if you are sick or weak, because it tells not what it is claimed the remedy will do, but what your neighbors and fellows testify that it has done. Will it—eure—you-?..It has cured _ thousands like you. Why not you? all--THE LOWEST PRICEs. Je : Corcoran & ARBOGaAST. late John Parrott, ‘No more hams for! / i (@e Largest Display! fi@e Lowest Prices ! LADIES— Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where.you will find the @@F"-VERY LATEST STYLES and most important. of Watch Our Windows for Bargains. e 28 rwe¥ a) [8% is al "By € [AOA] [as Fat ja! : 5. [at] ome et i € i! ee Eee POLS LOLS Have Heard ? What ? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, — Chairs, Lounges, Have been received from the East by JAMES KINKEAD. Prices Astonishing Low. . ame) [Ritay. (APS) [RRA,) RRS aie ote eee eur! ue? . ous) ey Lae) . aa) aes eee) CSgs" (ey etc. at iri cay nid