November 11, 1896 (4 pages)

ds T. yle for 29 al. have: ttingn the ot in ulers. ttings op to s and of the. yelers, The grity ee On of me trons. atrons ee & rs ie TRANSCRIPT. TeLEPHOND No. 4, — WEDNESD4Y,., .. NOV. 11,1896. /NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME“TABLE ‘ ope ieee Bastert -3 5G 243 &. ms toe fe Bs ae 9:48 a. m. 11:50.m, Western. ..6++ugs0 ‘ Seas p m. ~ *8;:00 p.m. Satord 4:50 p.m. *Excepting Saturdays, re Grass Valley Chicago Park, Colfax.. 4:45p. m 11:30 pom. Grass Valley. . 0:43 a, m. 8:00 p. m, Sierra Oy es m, 8:00 p.m: N. Bloomfield. m. — 8:00 p.m. Paybert.yeec erg nes 8:00 p. m. *Vou Bet. 62. 6s segs 2:00 p, m. *Mondays, Wednesdays d Fridays. OFFICE HOURS—9 m. to7:80 p.m. McLaughlin For Governor. It was rumored in San Francisco yesterday, says the Post, that Major Frank McLaughlin, who so successfully conducted the late Republican campaign, was in the field asa candidate for Governor two years hence. The cerryizg of California for the national ticket has made the Majora powerful man in politics. If the opinions of Speaker Reed are of value California is apt to be given a cold deal in the distribution of national patronage. When in Oakland a few days ago he remarked that while on his way to this coast he stopped off at Chicago and there saw Mark Hanna, wi, ered, im, the, Gouirae. AN OVATION 0 R. TeRILON. DURRANT, ferences in the party were séttled. Tt was not Mr. McKinley’s intention, . HiS Friends Paid Him Their Respects in The Wretch Is Gravted Another Lease he said, to aggravate the trouble by recognizing either of the opposing wings. ‘ The result is that a movement is! now on foot to bring the different factions together, so that there will be no excuse for thé next President to shut out Californians.& Highly Flattering Manner, Last night, after the meeting of the offer congratulations upon his elec—_——+280 + Should Have Recognition. going the rounds that Dan T. Cole will of the Port of San Francisco under the . to participate in the demonstration. McKinley administration. The Appeal Curly Bears had adjourned, the memanother lease of life, says the Sacrabers-formed in line, headed ‘by Goyne’s , mento Bee, and today seems no nearer . : Band, and proceeded to the residence . the gallows than he was when the Judge of Frank T. Nilon, on upper Nevada! passed sentence of death upon him street, to tender him a serenade and; more than a year ago. The case came up in the Supreme Court late yestertion to the office of Superior Judge. . day afternoon. A motion was made Word had been given out earlier in the to the Court in bank to set aside the Marysville Appeal: The statement is evening that Mr. Nilon’s young friends . submission of the case, and the motion intended to celebrate, and that all of} was backed up by the affidavits of E. aspire to the appointment as Collector . his friends, old and young, were invited . N. Deuprey and John H. Dickinson attorneys for Durrant, who claimed The procession numbered about 200} that the reason they did not present does not see why Mr. Cole’s ambition, if such he has, in that direction, should not be gratified. As one of the Cali» fornia delegation to St. Louis he insisted on McKinley being the choice of the Californians and likewise that they stick to the platform. In fact he favored an out and out gold plank and was conspicuous in his efforts in that direction. His advocacy won the admiration of Mark A. Hanna, with whom he had several audiences during and after the convention. A man with the courage of his convictions should always have first and earliest recogni‘tion. a The Electoral Vote, Speaking of carrying the electoral vote of this State to Washington, the San Francisco Post says: Although no selection of messenger has yet been made, it is as good as decided that the honor will be conferred upon George M. Francis, the Napa journalist, who during the campaign rendered personally and through his paper great assistance to the Republican cause. Another Train Service. The Southern Pacific Company have decided to run every Saturday a second class sleeper to Washington, D. C., the ; route being over the Sunset and Pied. ‘mont Air Line, the same ‘as that covered by the Sunset Limited. The time from Sacramento will be only five days. Does It Pay to Advertise? A conversation with Levy of ‘the. drew. Although informal in its nature Branch Wonder Store regarding advertising brought out the statement that a merchant not advertising before the public will get left. In his opinion . for an example he states that he dis-. posed of sixteen pairs of ladies felt lined calf button shoes yesterday and a local in the Transcript did it all. Call and see that shoe for. winter . wear. nl02t . i eee ee Native Sons’ Mecting. The regular ‘meeting of Hydraulic . Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held . this evening and a full attendance is de. gathered in front of the house, while whose throats the sound went forth, Mr. Nilon made a few remarks from the porch, thanking his friends for the earnestness shown by them in his behalf and for the high compliment they were paying him on account of his . election. Then everybody was invited . to come inside and partake of the good . cheer that had been hastily prepared for the occasion. The band went in first and were assigned to seats in the parlor. It was impossible for all to find accommodation in the house at one time, and after passing in and shaking hands with Mr. Nilon and_accepting his hospitality, the crowd made their exit through a rear door, ‘thus making room for others. Goyne’s Band rendered several fine . selections at the house, and a glee club consisting of George Barton, Louis Brinkman, Frank Barton, Henry Brown . and others, sang a number of songs-in an excellent manner. Short speeches were made by several of the visitors, and the greatest jollity prevailed for over an hour, when the company withthe affair was a very happy one, and characterized with a warmth of feeling that must indeed have been highly @ratifying to Mr. Nilon. pispat ce A ee oes The Miners’ Convention. The fourth annual convention of the California Miners’ Association met at San Francisco yesterday forenoon, in Odd Fellows Hall. President Jacob H. Neff called the assemblage to order and made a brief address. A Committee on Credentials was appointed and then a recess taken, At the. afternoon session there was a much larger atpersons, and while marching along the . appellant’s points in the time allowed streets a fusilade of firecrackers was. by the rules of the court, was because kept up by the Curly Bears, who were . 'there were 264 exceptionsin the tranwell supplied with the noise makers. script of 2400 pages, and that the Arriving at. Mr. Nilon’s homethe crowd . labor of compiling the opening brief was So great that it could not be finthe band continued to play and the] ished in time. The attorneys further . firecrackers seemed to crack louder] stated that there was an understand-. Highest of all in leavening . than ever. When quiet was restored . ing with Attorney-General Fitzgerald (Latest Unitep States GOVERNMENT “ for a minute three cheers were pro-. that the printing of the brief should . posed for Mr. Nilon, and they rang out} be rushed as fast as possible, and that . ~ upon the night air with a vigor that. the prosecution would not insist on told of the sincerity of those from] taking advantage of the time allowed » Ynave just been received at Jackson’s . . Sired. By order, Es GRISSEL, PRES. E. J. Moraan, SEc’y. : Sigh ee reece tendance. President Neff then read his unnual address, during which he said he would retire from office and ‘leave the work connected therewith to younger men. : Fine Potatoes. ‘A earload of fine Nevada potatoes . Deafness Cannot Be’Cured. i ds . Ss Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better tae . By local application, as they cannot never grew anywhere. 2 reach the diseased’ portion of the ear. ee ey > . There is only one way to cure Deafness, : . and that is by means rountcue Sh eer t . Deafness is caus an inflamed conLegg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, . dition of the eens lining of the is the place to find the best and.largest . Enstachian Tube. When this tube gets assortment of Hanging and Table) ahapme note have a Sy gay rag gion : : : 7\imperfect bearing, and when 1; amet. see erent hata As . tirely closed Deafness is the i 'B unless the inflammation can en ; Pk er: bes and this tube restored to its norPickle roll butter at Wolt’s Cash . mal conition, hearing will be destroyed . Grocery store at 40 cents a roll. : bg el mn Something New. New Lamps. caused by catarrh, which is nothing but . surfaees. {for any i. ae A Baby’s Life Saved. . “My baby had croup and was saved. Sold by Druggists, T5e. by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J.B, core Martin, Hunteville, Ala. it Is Delicious. the finest article in the market. To be . . procured only at Gaylord’s. . The Lucky Rabbit’s Foot. ————_+9@eAll Recommend It. Get one of the latest fads in the . for Consumption. They will recom forever; nine cases out of ten are \an inflamed condition of the mucous Hill’s Mixed “Flavoring Spices, at. We will gives Ons _ bocomaied oe ge Mamas a24-tf . otarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s , h Cure. Send for circulars, free nec aia J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Tye Branch Wonder Store carries’ in stock a complete line of misses and . ehildren’s kangaroo calf patent tip Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup . shoes. Prices for cash, way down. nl0 Soot and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure THE MURDERER. of Life. Theodore Durrant. has been granted by rules of court; Attorney-General Fitzgerald . presented’ a motion and affidavit aid was willing to have the submission set aside, This being the case the Court ordered that the motion to set aside the submission be heard in San Francisco on “December 7th, and it is understood that at that time the Attorney-General will move the Court to make that order. This will permit the appellant to file his opening brief, and the Attorney-General to respond, but how long it will be before the case reaches a final hearing cannot be foretold. ; ROOFING, SIDING, CEILING, Something New, Neat and Substantial in Building Material. I have just received, direct from the factory in the East, thirty-five tons of Stéel Roofing, Siding and Ceiling, which material is now being very extensively used for building purposes. It comes in a variety of designs, is ornamental as wellas durable, and is all painted and ready to put up. Is better, cheaper, and more quickly .put up than plaster. Call and see it. I will sell it in quantities to suit at San Francisco prices, without freight charges. Gro. E. TURNER, 022 55 to 59 Pine St _-—— e@er--Fine Butter. Woodland Creamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf —-+-+@e-+ ——— Keep Your Feet Warm. Ladies call and take a look at the genuine Calf Button Felt Lining Shoes sold for $2 per pair, at The Branch Wonder. ‘ tf —_——— —~~ +e > The ills of Women. Sold by Dickerman & Co. = ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL lain Street, Nevada City. J. C. Smith, Beckwith Pass, Geo. Lyons, Sierraville, W. Rullison, Graniteville, H. Conway, “ J. H. Miller, Colusa, R. M. Burr, Graniteville, A. A. Marks, Eureka, J. M. Sahin, Oakland, E. Cushing, Downieville, J.C. Paunn, Camptonville, M, Conway, peas be Rob. Ellis, San Francisco, Joe Ellis, . * Al. Elis, be G. L. Rodrick, “ R. G. Carroll, San Juan, -Con Fuller, “ ® K. B. Carter, San Jose.__BORN. Ask your physician, your druggist = 5 In this city, November llth, to the wife of Charles Cleveland, a son. . home has been in Denver, and for a Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. NORTHWAY & GAY, PROPRIETORS Lk _——_EE it Has No Use For Bryan But 1s Friendly 7 _ Ex-United States Senator Stephen. — W. Dorsey has just arrived in San Francisco direct from London. —_For several years the ex-Senator’s He went over to London to get motiey to develop these mines. He suctogether. election. He says that a great deal of money will come to the California gold fields for their development during the ensuing year, « ven: is the Most Complete Ever Shown in Nevada City. Where to do. jo When your watch needs repairing or cleaning you should take it to the old the same price as you for Trash. We have inat a grand $ 0 Sale. * ~~ We are offering in this sale about 40 Men’s: price is Oo, and several lines of Men’ =} aS range prices from $12 50 to $1 tiga “ne "= THE ONE--PRICE CLOTHIERS. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Hut Com” Cut This Out and Stick It In Your Hat! OVERSHIRT peg all 36 inches long: Baits, but what we do offer Good, ish, Well-Made, and Up-To-Date Stock ‘510,00 Sa The Best Line of » UNDERWEAR in e Blue and Gray Double-Breasted Chinchilla % . year and'a half he has been interested from 25 cents up to @ Uisters for $10.00. That is good valuefor™ the city. Shirt and i, riage alg : $15.00 d ; ine eres ome shan a the. ™ $4.00. These shirts oe aback 4 Men's Melton and Kersey Drawers $1.00 per ? orad: » twenty-eigh mailes “Overcoa’ good ; from Yume, in Southern California. {j 21¢ made—not stuck Qyerooats in all shades; also ee a et eat eats any: a thing ever offered. = ceeded, and will now erect a 100-stamp KS We have put them: altogether, and our er mill and will employ. 400 or 500 men. ees, ac 2 en Mr. Dorsey says ‘he got the needed 10 00. ssnieieiincemaanian money conditionally on McKinley’s i bd e 7 election. If Bryan had been elected , thes ihe would not have got a dollar. Our stock of We aise baa ear gsome out on approval ote Soest cae Lee yeas ara i and if not satisfactory you may return them’ ‘We carry fhe Best 4 greatly ‘revived by the result of the ee HATS ee Makes of ; Boots and Shoes. Our $3.00 Shoe is ; the Best in the world. a eRe . rter& Johnston and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive. that tlre work has been done just right. j10-tf PATENTS! . Karl’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure.cure for Headache and ner: . vous diseases. Nothing relieves so. quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Oo. Pension, Land f » Be and Indian Depredation . . OLAIMS. obtained; interferences conducted; special Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits J.J. JACKSON, -. ea denise gisarcae ee coPyrients, labels! Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE ~ GROCERY. Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS Depot for = PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED conducted in any United States Court. MEATS AND FISH. POWDER Tf you have an invention, send us a sketchP : “pf tdat i Sapte gene gen Sd a 6 1) $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco. .. fe) Absolutely Pure. and we will advise the mos haportant festares . Du ffyia Malt ....:. 1.00. Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 A cream of tartar baking powder. are infringed. or if you are chaged with ta: Gamecock Whisky {. 1 00 “ in bulk, per gal. 50 merenuth. . [eeromans setult Cie meer to efor. Fd TL, WRIBRY .<.csccei 0 75. Olives, Ki « I 25 Wood Raton: : Bryant's Root Beer ,bttie /10. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Royal Baking Powder Company, a Hire’s “ 3for — 50. Everything else in proportion. NEW YORK. ationalBureau of Claims,. . .) 2. . «ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial. = «© © © © #= = = w=» = =» «@ BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D. C. Do You Want é = aa Photos That: y Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman, , Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. LOOK LIKE YOU? HAVE A NATURAL POSE? ARE FINELY FINISHED? ARE UP TO DATE? WKoore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, York Street, Nevada City, DOES SUCH WORK. MU AAALAALALALAL LALOR AT TTCUYT TEENIE ion HURRY UP and challenge purchase. One tase will esti you cannot afford the luxury of this little cost? These Oream Wafers are green. Try Em! NEW GROCERY STORE. —— o And try some of FOLEY’S NEW ao lead to many more, each more agreeBee. ; candy, you can’t afford enything ; what absolutely pure, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably FOLEY’S~staictiy mestciass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. BROAD STREET, next door above Mrs. Marion’s Millinery Store. F. W. CODER Desires to inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has added a complete line of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Yo his stock of other goods and solicits a share of public patronage. Everything Fresh and First-Class and Prices Down to ‘the Lowest Notch. (0X Goods Delivered Free. A. B. WOLF, ees The Cash Grocer, =Sells Groceries Cheap. JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: : Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c, nk paging . for i nemte per Far, or 90 outta per Box ‘of Bars. Rolled Oats 20 lbs, for $1 00. either Bayojor White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. a package of that Natural Leaf J for 55 cents. You get a Beautiful fe and Fork with each package. Call and prices, whether you want to buy or not. A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. aBea Commercial street, ee ee OO Rabbit's Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s . mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. 4 SSaeaeae tes Our Last Month in Nevada City. THE WHITE HOUSE. We will now offer our entire stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawls and Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to dispose offOur Stock Before Going. MMe “a a This is positively our Last Month, and we offer an opportunity to the people of Nevada City to supply themselves with Winter Garments at prices which were never heard of before. Now is the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. af Br % Come Early and Get First Choice! ? B.NEWMAN & CO. x SS Cosel lee eee Mee Mee Ne ele ete de ete RSL e. Everybody Is Talking About the Low Prices —fHAT REIGN AT— SSK INKEAD?’ S furniture store The Latest Styles in PARLOR and BEDROOM SUITS Just Received. JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Nevada City AGRAND BAZAR —GIVEN BY THE— Ladies of Trinity Parish, —WILL BE HELD AT— ARMORY HALL, November ‘12th and 13th. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. % {eA Splendid Programme Each Evening. é See the “GYPSY ENCAMPMENT,” the “JAPANESE TEA ROOM,’ and “FAIR OF THE DAYS.” (@ Full Announcements will be made later on. Nevada City. _

ds T. yle for 29 al. have: ttingn the ot in ulers. ttings op to s and of the. yelers, The grity ee On of me trons. atrons ee & rs ie TRANSCRIPT. TeLEPHOND No. 4, — WEDNESD4Y,., ... NOV. 11,1896. /NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME“TABLE ‘ ope ieee Bastert -3 5G 243 &. ms toe fe Bs ae 9:48 a. m. 11:50.m, Western. ...6++ugs0 ‘ Seas p m. ~ *8;:00 p.m. Satord 4:50 p.m. *Excepting Saturdays, re Grass Valley Chicago Park, Colfax... 4:45p. m 11:30 pom. Grass Valley.. . 0:43 a, m. 8:00 p. m, Sierra Oy es m, 8:00 p.m: N. Bloomfield.. m. — 8:00 p.m. Paybert..yeec erg nes 8:00 p. m. *Vou Bet.. 62. 6s segs 2:00 p, m. *Mondays, Wednesdays d Fridays. OFFICE HOURS—9 m. to7:80 p.m. McLaughlin For Governor. It was rumored in San Francisco yesterday, says the Post, that Major Frank McLaughlin, who so successfully conducted the late Republican campaign, was in the field asa candidate for Governor two years hence. The cerryizg of California for the national ticket has made the Majora powerful man in politics. If the opinions of Speaker Reed are of value California is apt to be given a cold deal in the distribution of national patronage. When in Oakland a few days ago he remarked that while on his way to this coast he stopped off at Chicago and there saw Mark Hanna, wi, ered, im, the, Gouirae. AN OVATION 0 R. TeRILON. DURRANT, ferences in the party were séttled. Tt was not Mr. McKinley’s intention, . HiS Friends Paid Him Their Respects in The Wretch Is Gravted Another Lease he said, to aggravate the trouble by recognizing either of the opposing wings. ‘ The result is that a movement is! now on foot to bring the different factions together, so that there will be no excuse for thé next President to shut out Californians.& Highly Flattering Manner, Last night, after the meeting of the offer congratulations upon his elec—_——+280 + Should Have Recognition. going the rounds that Dan T. Cole will of the Port of San Francisco under the . to participate in the demonstration. McKinley administration. The Appeal Curly Bears had adjourned, the memanother lease of life, says the Sacrabers-formed in line, headed ‘by Goyne’s , mento Bee, and today seems no nearer . : Band, and proceeded to the residence . the gallows than he was when the Judge of Frank T. Nilon, on upper Nevada! passed sentence of death upon him street, to tender him a serenade and; more than a year ago. The case came up in the Supreme Court late yestertion to the office of Superior Judge. . day afternoon. A motion was made Word had been given out earlier in the to the Court in bank to set aside the Marysville Appeal: The statement is evening that Mr. Nilon’s young friends . submission of the case, and the motion intended to celebrate, and that all of} was backed up by the affidavits of E. aspire to the appointment as Collector . his friends, old and young, were invited . N. Deuprey and John H. Dickinson attorneys for Durrant, who claimed The procession numbered about 200} that the reason they did not present does not see why Mr. Cole’s ambition, if such he has, in that direction, should not be gratified. As one of the Cali» fornia delegation to St. Louis he insisted on McKinley being the choice of the Californians and likewise that they stick to the platform. In fact he favored an out and out gold plank and was conspicuous in his efforts in that direction. His advocacy won the admiration of Mark A. Hanna, with whom he had several audiences during and after the convention. A man with the courage of his convictions should always have first and earliest recogni‘tion. a The Electoral Vote, Speaking of carrying the electoral vote of this State to Washington, the San Francisco Post says: Although no selection of messenger has yet been made, it is as good as decided that the honor will be conferred upon George M. Francis, the Napa journalist, who during the campaign rendered personally and through his paper great assistance to the Republican cause. Another Train Service. The Southern Pacific Company have decided to run every Saturday a second class sleeper to Washington, D. C., the ; route being over the Sunset and Pied. ‘mont Air Line, the same ‘as that covered by the Sunset Limited. The time from Sacramento will be only five days. Does It Pay to Advertise? A conversation with Levy of ‘the. drew. Although informal in its nature Branch Wonder Store regarding advertising brought out the statement that a merchant not advertising before the public will get left. In his opinion . for an example he states that he dis-. posed of sixteen pairs of ladies felt lined calf button shoes yesterday and a local in the Transcript did it all. Call and see that shoe for. winter . wear. nl02t . i eee ee Native Sons’ Mecting. The regular ‘meeting of Hydraulic . Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held . this evening and a full attendance is de. gathered in front of the house, while whose throats the sound went forth, Mr. Nilon made a few remarks from the porch, thanking his friends for the earnestness shown by them in his behalf and for the high compliment they were paying him on account of his . election. Then everybody was invited . to come inside and partake of the good . cheer that had been hastily prepared for the occasion. The band went in first and were assigned to seats in the parlor. It was impossible for all to find accommodation in the house at one time, and after passing in and shaking hands with Mr. Nilon and_accepting his hospitality, the crowd made their exit through a rear door, ‘thus making room for others. Goyne’s Band rendered several fine . selections at the house, and a glee club consisting of George Barton, Louis Brinkman, Frank Barton, Henry Brown . and others, sang a number of songs-in an excellent manner. Short speeches were made by several of the visitors, and the greatest jollity prevailed for over an hour, when the company withthe affair was a very happy one, and characterized with a warmth of feeling that must indeed have been highly @ratifying to Mr. Nilon. pispat ce A ee oes The Miners’ Convention. The fourth annual convention of the California Miners’ Association met at San Francisco yesterday forenoon, in Odd Fellows Hall. President Jacob H. Neff called the assemblage to order and made a brief address. A Committee on Credentials was appointed and then a recess taken, At the. afternoon session there was a much larger atpersons, and while marching along the . appellant’s points in the time allowed streets a fusilade of firecrackers was. by the rules of the court, was because kept up by the Curly Bears, who were . 'there were 264 exceptionsin the tranwell supplied with the noise makers. script of 2400 pages, and that the Arriving at. Mr. Nilon’s homethe crowd . labor of compiling the opening brief was So great that it could not be finthe band continued to play and the] ished in time. The attorneys further . firecrackers seemed to crack louder] stated that there was an understand-. Highest of all in leavening . than ever. When quiet was restored . ing with Attorney-General Fitzgerald (Latest Unitep States GOVERNMENT “ for a minute three cheers were pro-. that the printing of the brief should . posed for Mr. Nilon, and they rang out} be rushed as fast as possible, and that . ~ upon the night air with a vigor that. the prosecution would not insist on told of the sincerity of those from] taking advantage of the time allowed » Ynave just been received at Jackson’s . . Sired. By order, Es GRISSEL, PRES. E. J. Moraan, SEc’y. : Sigh ee reece tendance. President Neff then read his unnual address, during which he said he would retire from office and ‘leave the work connected therewith to younger men. : Fine Potatoes. ‘A earload of fine Nevada potatoes . Deafness Cannot Be’Cured. i ds . Ss Bee Hive Grocery Store. Better tae . By local application, as they cannot never grew anywhere. 2 reach the diseased’ portion of the ear. ee ey > . There is only one way to cure Deafness, : . and that is by means rountcue Sh eer t . Deafness is caus an inflamed conLegg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, . dition of the eens lining of the is the place to find the best and.largest . Enstachian Tube. When this tube gets assortment of Hanging and Table) ahapme note have a Sy gay rag gion : : : 7\imperfect bearing, and when 1; amet. see erent hata As . tirely closed Deafness is the i 'B unless the inflammation can en ; Pk er: bes and this tube restored to its norPickle roll butter at Wolt’s Cash . mal conition, hearing will be destroyed . Grocery store at 40 cents a roll. : bg el mn Something New. New Lamps. caused by catarrh, which is nothing but . surfaees. {for any i. ae A Baby’s Life Saved. . “My baby had croup and was saved. Sold by Druggists, T5e. by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J.B, core Martin, Hunteville, Ala. it Is Delicious. the finest article in the market. To be . . procured only at Gaylord’s. . The Lucky Rabbit’s Foot. ————_+9@eAll Recommend It. Get one of the latest fads in the . for Consumption. They will recom forever; nine cases out of ten are \an inflamed condition of the mucous Hill’s Mixed “Flavoring Spices, at. We will gives Ons _ bocomaied oe ge Mamas a24-tf . otarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s , h Cure. Send for circulars, free nec aia J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Tye Branch Wonder Store carries’ in stock a complete line of misses and . ehildren’s kangaroo calf patent tip Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup . shoes. Prices for cash, way down. nl0 Soot and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure THE MURDERER. of Life. Theodore Durrant. has been granted by rules of court; Attorney-General Fitzgerald . presented’ a motion and affidavit aid was willing to have the submission set aside, This being the case the Court ordered that the motion to set aside the submission be heard in San Francisco on “December 7th, and it is understood that at that time the Attorney-General will move the Court to make that order. This will permit the appellant to file his opening brief, and the Attorney-General to respond, but how long it will be before the case

reaches a final hearing cannot be foretold. ; ROOFING, SIDING, CEILING, Something New, Neat and Substantial in Building Material. I have just received, direct from the factory in the East, thirty-five tons of Stéel Roofing, Siding and Ceiling, which material is now being very extensively used for building purposes. It comes in a variety of designs, is ornamental as wellas durable, and is all painted and ready to put up. Is better, cheaper, and more quickly .put up than plaster. Call and see it. I will sell it in quantities to suit at San Francisco prices, without freight charges. Gro. E. TURNER, 022 55 to 59 Pine St _-—— e@er--Fine Butter. Woodland Creamery Butter, the best in the market, can be had of Phil Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf —-+-+@e-+ ——— Keep Your Feet Warm. Ladies call and take a look at the genuine Calf Button Felt Lining Shoes sold for $2 per pair, at The Branch Wonder. ‘ tf —_——— —~~ +e > The ills of Women. Sold by Dickerman & Co. = ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL lain Street, Nevada City. J. C. Smith, Beckwith Pass, Geo. Lyons, Sierraville, W. Rullison, Graniteville, H. Conway, “ J. H. Miller, Colusa, R. M. Burr, Graniteville, A. A. Marks, Eureka, J. M. Sahin, Oakland, E. Cushing, Downieville, J.C. Paunn, Camptonville, M, Conway, peas be Rob. Ellis, San Francisco, Joe Ellis, . * Al. Elis, be G. L. Rodrick, “ R. G. Carroll, San Juan, -Con Fuller, “ ® K. B. Carter, San Jose.__BORN. Ask your physician, your druggist = 5 In this city, November llth, to the wife of Charles Cleveland, a son. . home has been in Denver, and for a Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. NORTHWAY & GAY, PROPRIETORS Lk _——_EE it Has No Use For Bryan But 1s Friendly 7 _ Ex-United States Senator Stephen. — W. Dorsey has just arrived in San Francisco direct from London. —_For several years the ex-Senator’s He went over to London to get motiey to develop these mines. He suctogether. election. He says that a great deal of money will come to the California gold fields for their development during the ensuing year, « ven: is the Most Complete Ever Shown in Nevada City. Where to do. jo When your watch needs repairing or cleaning you should take it to the old the same price as you for Trash. We have inat a grand $ 0 Sale. * ~~ We are offering in this sale about 40 Men’s: price is Oo, and several lines of Men’ =} aS range prices from $12 50 to $1 tiga “ne "= THE ONE--PRICE CLOTHIERS. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Hut Com” Cut This Out and Stick It In Your Hat! OVERSHIRT peg all 36 inches long: Baits, but what we do offer Good, ish, Well-Made, and Up-To-Date Stock ‘510,00 Sa The Best Line of » UNDERWEAR in e Blue and Gray Double-Breasted Chinchilla % . year and'a half he has been interested from 25 cents up to @ Uisters for $10.00. That is good valuefor™ the city. Shirt and i, riage alg : $15.00 d ; ine eres ome shan a the. ™ $4.00. These shirts oe aback 4 Men's Melton and Kersey Drawers $1.00 per ? orad: » twenty-eigh mailes “Overcoa’ good ; from Yume, in Southern California. {j 21¢ made—not stuck Qyerooats in all shades; also ee a et eat eats any: a thing ever offered. = ceeded, and will now erect a 100-stamp KS We have put them: altogether, and our er mill and will employ. 400 or 500 men. ees, ac 2 en Mr. Dorsey says ‘he got the needed 10 00. ssnieieiincemaanian money conditionally on McKinley’s i bd e 7 election. If Bryan had been elected , thes ihe would not have got a dollar. Our stock of We aise baa ear gsome out on approval ote Soest cae Lee yeas ara i and if not satisfactory you may return them’ ‘We carry fhe Best 4 greatly ‘revived by the result of the ee HATS ee Makes of ; Boots and Shoes. Our $3.00 Shoe is ; the Best in the world. a eRe . rter& Johnston and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive. that tlre work has been done just right. j10-tf PATENTS! . Karl’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure.cure for Headache and ner: . vous diseases. Nothing relieves so. quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Oo. Pension, Land f » Be and Indian Depredation . . OLAIMS. obtained; interferences conducted; special Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits J.J. JACKSON, -. ea denise gisarcae ee coPyrients, labels! Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE ~ GROCERY.. Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale NITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS Depot for = PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED conducted in any United States Court. MEATS AND FISH. POWDER Tf you have an invention, send us a sketchP : “pf tdat i Sapte gene gen Sd a 6 1) $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco.. ... fe) Absolutely Pure. and we will advise the mos haportant festares . Du ffyia Malt .......:. 1.00. Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 A cream of tartar baking powder. are infringed. or if you are chaged with ta: Gamecock Whisky {.. 1 00 “ in bulk, per gal. 50 merenuth. . [eeromans setult Cie meer to efor. Fd TL, WRIBRY ..<.csccei 0 75. Olives, Ki « I 25 Wood Raton: : Bryant's Root Beer ,bttie /10. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Royal Baking Powder Company, a Hire’s “ 3for — 50. Everything else in proportion. NEW YORK. ationalBureau of Claims,. . .) 2.. . «ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial. = «© © © © #= = = w=» = =» «@ BOX 35, WASHINGTON, D. C. Do You Want é = aa Photos That: y Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman, , Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. LOOK LIKE YOU? HAVE A NATURAL POSE? ARE FINELY FINISHED? ARE UP TO DATE? WKoore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, York Street, Nevada City, DOES SUCH WORK. MU AAALAALALALAL LALOR AT TTCUYT TEENIE ion HURRY UP and challenge purchase. One tase will esti you cannot afford the luxury of this little cost? These Oream Wafers are green. Try Em! NEW GROCERY STORE. —— o And try some of FOLEY’S NEW ao lead to many more, each more agreeBee. ; candy, you can’t afford enything ; what absolutely pure, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably FOLEY’S~staictiy mestciass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. BROAD STREET, next door above Mrs. Marion’s Millinery Store. F. W. CODER Desires to inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has added a complete line of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Yo his stock of other goods and solicits a share of public patronage. Everything Fresh and First-Class and Prices Down to ‘the Lowest Notch. (0X Goods Delivered Free. A. B. WOLF, ees The Cash Grocer, =Sells Groceries Cheap. JUST NOW HE IS SELLING: : Five-gallon keg pickles for 85c, nk paging . for i nemte per Far, or 90 outta per Box ‘of Bars. Rolled Oats 20 lbs, for $1 00. either Bayojor White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. a package of that Natural Leaf J for 55 cents. You get a Beautiful fe and Fork with each package. Call and prices, whether you want to buy or not. A. B. WOLF, the Cash Grocer. aBea Commercial street, ee ee OO Rabbit's Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s . mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. 4 SSaeaeae tes Our Last Month in Nevada City. THE WHITE HOUSE. We will now offer our entire stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawls and Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to dispose offOur Stock Before Going. MMe “a a This is positively our Last Month, and we offer an opportunity to the people of Nevada City to supply themselves with Winter Garments at prices which were never heard of before. Now is the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. af Br % Come Early and Get First Choice! ? B.NEWMAN & CO. x SS Cosel lee eee Mee Mee Ne ele ete de ete RSL e. Everybody Is Talking About the Low Prices —fHAT REIGN AT— SSK INKEAD?’ S furniture store The Latest Styles in PARLOR and BEDROOM SUITS Just Received. JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, Nevada City AGRAND BAZAR —GIVEN BY THE— Ladies of Trinity Parish, —WILL BE HELD AT— ARMORY HALL, November ‘12th and 13th. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. % {eA Splendid Programme Each Evening. é See the “GYPSY ENCAMPMENT,” the “JAPANESE TEA ROOM,’ and “FAIR OF THE DAYS.” (@ Full Announcements will be made later on. Nevada City. _