November 13, 1902 (4 pages)

retin while be pey xPloded it, whiches y killed ‘and the 4 stroyed, ‘eae Lp-to-date ptter. For aa : Felieved in twon : miraculoug, j At any § at ctric Oil, ~ $8.50, $12.50 . b4.50, $5 and fe size, btty your Blan : 2. "ge size, 72 by . & at. Price, fa ackets that we ' mn now. ada fF x ? Woman ty mrters! . : ity in one of those-ifl are turning: out, & ry are really surprig creeping up with ine, and this week bi onsideration, F lest pocket book, rg, etc,, we have é e of our specials, LUBEG . Nevada Oity. = (roceh . Cents) Cents. ) Cents] Cents) Taal ysy Readers. ° —— er I S ‘one of his hands jToom > in the mill at i, mine neal’ Graniteville 4j here last evening for ment, ae was working at the Oham-. Tuesday night Joseph the misfortune to get a jn his right eye. A phy ed the particle last even « this morning Thomas j away at bis home in , Death was due to heart neva M. Byrne, who is a divorce suit flied in San scently, was raised at this the daugater of Mr. and: , McNeely. The comsh was filed by Joho A, es willful desertion, Pa iomena Phelan died ta. ital in San Francisco yessoased was a sister of Mrs, of Shady Oreek and an Phelan, 8. J. Phelan, Mrs, Hburn, Mrs. J. B. Bernard, » Phelan and Miss Mary y Carey last evening enternde at the. National hotel in birthday. Those present od Mrs. James Young, Mr. rl V. Gray; Mr. and Mrs. monds, Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Mra, Nellie Battis, Miss Janamake, “Miss Emma i Miss Annie Eddy. : indent W. H. Bray of the & Gage mine, has, leased ler’s residence on Nevada will move in next week, +100 00d SHOW. sh Pawnbrokers,” the bigical comedy organization s the cities outside of the poked for a performance at theater Saturday evening. ny, which is a large one is the famous farce comedy nvirate Sullivan and Mack, Trumbull, who are recogsaders in musical comedy. pably assisted by Delmore bn, Joe Warde, Bebby Bry7 . ns 1) MSFLAH « yi FLAHERTY pg TO Hino? J.Conlan, Eddie Brown, rest Symonds and a beauty Tn all the organization numinty-five people and carry tk of scenery. they ase. The has a good eonsistent story Y amusing complications and Fovoking situations, It was by Edgar Selden, author of mS. : November 13, 1992. ie » What may. prove to be @ fatal accident, happened at the Dip ranch near Smarteville yesterday, whereby James O’Brien, a pioneer miner and ‘farmer, was thrown from his buggy and seriously if not fatally injured. Mr. O’Brien owns a number of ste ranches in Yuba county, and has been in the habit of making regular tours of Inspection of his properties. After lunch yesterday he started to leave the Dip ranch. driving two horses attached to @ light road buggy. The horses became frightened and started to ran wk Mr. O’Brien was thrown out ® buggy overturning, but clun to the Se th was dragged. over ths rough road fora considerable distance, and was rendered unconscious. Mr. O’Brien was picked up a short time afterward and carried to the house at the Dip ranch, and Drs, Hanlon and Victors summoned. When they arrived they found that nearly every rib on bis left side had been broken, bis collar bone broken in two plapes and the left side of his head above the temple baily cut, and it is feared that portions of the broken ribs have pierced the langs. Mr. O’Brien regained consciousness last evening. buttittle hope is entertained for his recovery owing to his advanced age, 72 years. Big Land Deal. Makysvittz, November 12—A land deal closed here yesterday was one of the most important in recent years and will have the largest influence look‘Ing toward the great, eventual reclamation of the great Sutter basin. John Markley, of Geyserville, formerly Bank Commissioner and Secretary to the Auditing Board of Pablic Worke, and his asseciates, who are Sacramento business med, completed this afternoon the purchase of over 7000 acres, cream of tule land in the Upper Sacramento Valley, located in Sutter county. The price is said to be $40,000, A Large Deposit. BakuRSFIELD, November 12—A large deposit of Fuller’s earth has been district of this county,” about thirty-five miles from Bakersfield, and five miles from the line of the railroad. An analysis has just been made by the deposit has been worked for several years in this county with saccess by other parties, but this ie an entirely new discovery. i — oe Tailor Made Suits. The largest. tailoring establishment ever opened in this section of the State will be ready for business next week. L. Hyman & Co. have leased rooms over their store and stocked them with over $5,000 worth of the very latest designs in cloth, of every name and description. Suits will be made from $10 and upwards, This firm has secured the finest cutter on the Pacific Coast, and a guarantee will be mede to give a perfeet fit in every case, and in addition thereto this firm will guarantee to re, «Rs Me Fey . i ee es om : K i Paso Robles Springs -his health. ~. G. A. Galligan is here from Erle. D. H. Moore and T. Wayman are down from Alleghany, P. EB. Boyd is here from Sen FranO.Mesns of Washington is here spending a few days. John Spaulding came up from Aubarn last evening. Mrs. M, Cooper uf Dewnieville went to San Franciseo yesterday, Lloyd Jennings left: yesterday for for the benefit of J. W. Chandler and wife arrived’ in Nevada GOity last evening from San Francisco. Miss Mabel Hughes is expected home tomorrow from -Downieville, where she has been visiting. Mayor Alex Gault is ill with rheumatism at his home on Broad street. Merritt Rector has returned from a visit to San Francisco. Joseph Schmetzer was over from North San Juan yesterday. A. W. Love and wife of North San Juan were visitors here yesterday. Jefferson Oasserly of Alleghany was in town yesterday. Mrs, L. F. Dahneke and son arrived from San Francisco last evening, and left this morning for their home at Downieville. G. Delwig and bride of San Jose are the guests of friends in this city. John Werry left yesterday morning for Palo Alto to attend the funeral of the late Martin Matteson. B. J. Flynn of Downieville was here yesterday,William Reynolds left yesterday for a business trip to San Francisco. Samuel Uren, after an absence of two years in Mexico, has returned. Hon, J. M. Walling left this morning for a business trip to San Francisco. Miss Adelaide Hothersall returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Superintendent E. R. Ab die and wife returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco, Thomas Limnell returned last evening from a business trip to San -Francisco. Mrs, OC. L, Muller left this morning for San Francisco on a: visit to relatives. Mrs. J. F. Colley left this morning covered in the San Emidio mining dis-. tor Sacramento on a visit to friends. Mrs. Simmons of San Francisco, who-has been here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. I. Hosken, returned to San Francisco this ‘morning, L. W. Crable returned here last State Mining Bureau, which reports) evening from San Francisco, and left it to be of very high grade. Another . this morning for Gaston Ridge. A Fine Squash. Samuel Barr, who lives on Gold Flat, sent to the Transonipt office yesterday a very large Hubbard squash. It was raised from the seed received at partment, This specimen shows what can be doné in this locality with vegetables when they are properly attended to. The TRANSOSIPT gave away ten thousand packages of seed, and thie case is the only one that results followed—to us. Zelpha, the Gypsy Queen Life Reader ; Has just arrived from her native jend. this office from the Agricultural DeOn Sanday morning Company 0, N. G. ©,, will bold its annual silhouette target shoot at Manzanite range, at which time it. is probable that the entire company will tarn out. The “boys” always look forward with pleaeure to thie annual event for a number of reasons. Four years ago the State had an elegant white, silk flag with silhouette figures on it made which was to be contested for by company in the State, the company making the best-score to keep it until the next annual shoot and if they succeeded in winning it three successive times-it was to be kept by them. The first time-Oompany O was beaten by a few points by a company in the southern part of the State bat the next three times the reguits were different as the local orgapization won the trophy with many points to spare and it bas now become the permanent property of the oldest company in the State’e service. This year another tropby isto be given but whether it will be another flag or something else is not known yet, but whatever it might be Company Cis determined to win it if possible. Some of the other companies think that as the company bere now has one trophy it should be barred from the contest but this will not be done as such an act would depress merit. and breed discontent and but little interest would then be shown. ee) For U. S. Senator. Irving M. Scott of the Union Iron Works has been on a still hunt for the U. 8. Senatorship to succeed Senator Perkine, but he will be forced to come eut in the open very soon. Among the politicians. who do politica on business lines, there have beeh many anxious inquiries as to the identity of the “mysterious candidate” whose approaching advent into. the Senatorial contest has been diligently advertised for some time past. The news that the anonymous angel is none other than the millionaire sbipbuilder will be received with unmixed satisfaction. Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief 25c and’10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you sbhogld send your orders to Sriesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. fe2i-tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, One cose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. — Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best all times. a For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger = THE OLD RELIABLE For Another State . . of beef, mutton and veal on hand + November Ist the ologe season for trout commenced, and November 15th the open season for salmon commencee, above tide water. Large numbers of salmon are now in the streams tributary to the Sacramento river in search of spawning ground, VICTOR Talking tachines are the Best in the world . ‘Wkkk SOUSA ‘says they are All Right. wkkk The Victor Talking Machine is the only one Sousa will play to. woe few A large stock of Records to select from, Vintors Phamag Drugs Optical Goods Stationery Emil Frese's : relieves tortured kidneys, and oures dyspeptic stemachs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy ectthealth. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug-gists and grocers, 25c. SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra. Admission, Gents 60 cents; Ladies free Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon * All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m.and7 p.m. to8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdsys and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m. Grase Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada City office and residence on Nevada street. t of stock. Today we wish to announce receipt of the following SEASONCLEAN GROCERY HOUSE The Fish Seasons. * WV Bibtve the Goode, come and try ‘them and be convinced that we have the finest and3078 eh OE bprarieetat be. : . Woodpecker Extra Mild \ One Swell Cigar. cs Smoked by experts and judges of good tobacco. a 3 Made by HET: N.S. of Md, % * : ‘ : é * Be Ee RENN HER KE EI K IK FALL AILINCRT I have just received another fine line of handsome Fall Millinery. It includes the very latest ‘PATTERN HATS Call and see for yourself. .Miss Amelia Stevens. Broad street, near Oity Hal Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Oosy parlors. Prompt service, t TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada City . $.(in bulk) . ais EINZ fllNCE MEAT (ready for immediate use) § 2 _ . STAR CLUSTER RAISINS (for table use) fea Our line of supplies for Fruit Cake and Mince Meat.is complete. . Geo. C. GAYLORD @ SON Make Ou: Place your beadquarters while waiting for the.cat. _ mind Phone 551 eR eR BLANKETS. si== "=f Price, from SO ots. ur. We have DRESS GOODS. :."" ceived a carload of Dress Goods for the winter trade. SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, ARR and examine. them. For FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPTICAL. GOODS, Etc., ——CALL ON—— Hartung Bros The Best of Repair Work Guaranteed. EEE ——— SILVERWARE]We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc. Also Sold Yugger Pins and Diamonds kk JewelryZof All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired tak C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Price List Large Green Olives 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents'per quart Green Olives 0.0.0.6 ccceseeeee 25 Cents per quart Sweet Pickles Sour Pickles Potatoe Chipa. .2.04i. .ccceescessees Pickled Pigsfeet .:.::.sadssees 25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart aesseees 25 Cents”a pound vos KO Cents a pound Full life reading by mail or at office AS OCerTy, ($100). Write date of birth; ask all the questions you wish; just, as good reading by let’er as at office. All letters strictly confidential. “ HA Gypsy QUEEN,” 993 -Market street, Cal. Cut this out for future reference. n42w Business Locals. Loveland is now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand you wil! always buy it. nov6-tf The choiceet 5ra2is of whisky and cigars can be fobod at W.J. ERi1aKN Council Chamoers. Try them. tf if you want a good, cool drink o Ud Time,” which has broken ig as a money maker. Ite brother, “The Irish Pawn: bids fair to eclipse that mer ‘ord. Seats are selling rapoley’s, ——~—+-+¢ keep all suits made at this establishment in good repair free of all charge for one year after they are purchased. A better opportunity was never before offered to get a suit of clothing to your own liking, and at a price far below anything of the kind ever offered on thia coast, Go and look at the goods, and you will surely corroborate all that is said In this notice. $100 REWARD. $100 read is paper will be Tee — of ne at least science has been : and that. nt Hall’s Catarrh Oure known to Oe t in town—drop 1. is the only Pevatersity. Catarrh being heer--the weey beat In: Sew . tf-m7 e Mevitational treatm ent. Hall’s Osand see Wm. Harry. tarrh Oare is rnally, acting . == 6 Call for.an. se 0YSTER COCKTAIL the blood and mucous uggiste, 75 ots . Bold by Dr fates Cy Family Pills are the best. ©©O© The very best in town, % 9 3) at . the system, thereby HOSSe Ohe Bee Hwve ORK 8 J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ning on y and wei wai iw ovis aw Eaeareiaaaas Lumber . ®ver half a centary “Jesse Whiskey has held its suprethe best, purest and most Every Home, office and store should have a FLEXIBLE,. SELF-CLEANING STEEL-DOOR MAT. I carry three sizes— ee Sweet smoke, Tho masPaine or sale at Rector Bros, >. You Going East, ; Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 fev: we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had.any where, Stroli through our yards and get our prices. ‘Business for Sale 1o Right”Parties. H. &]F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS; 16 x 24 18 x 24 18 x 30 You ought to know about the “reonally Conducted ‘Tourist us operated via The Rio “ystem. No morecomfortable opi way of traveling ean be “at the same time you will most magnificent scenery in Btop-overs are allowed on : tickets, or without lay-over Petictonsdht eg you are going and we Atal, 120% You the lowest you how to get there, _1” Some beantifully iliusP-*8 of travel for free distri. D. Maxsriet, arket at iy Special Features. It rolle up like cloth, Is flexible doth ways. Fits uneven rs. Will not kink nor carl on the corners. Will not rast. The only Mat made of short pieces. No long rods to bend or break. Will not cat linoleum, Oleans itself in rolling up. Saves floor carpet and labor. GEO. E. TURNER Pine Street, t my stock. d colors. . Dos dation of the disease, wd gon Ka pong patient strength by building up the constitution and * pature in doing its work. ye 4 proprietors have 80 much faith in curative powers, that they wig’ one Hundred Dollars for any cone t 2 a fails to cure. ' Send for list of voetiane: nials, Address F, J. EY : Tol Balls 4 night. Years of suffering relieved ine nig Itehing piles yield at once to the cara itive properties of Doan’s Ointment. Never fails. At any drag store, 50 Telephone,f21. [BLATERITE is MINERAL, RUBBER.} Does Your Roof Leak? -" Repair it with Elaterite. In rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or coating; good over ela iron, tin, shakes or shi ; best for new roofs. bi Ask for samples descriptive circulars. : For Gale by Lumber and Hardware Dealers THE BLATBRITE ROOPING CO, 4 Factory, Oakland, < : 713 Marke? St., San Pranctsce i \ , 4 & ford, BS FOLE Y’S gun -

retin while be pey xPloded it, whiches y killed ‘and the 4 stroyed, ‘eae Lp-to-date ptter. For aa : Felieved in twon : miraculoug, j At any § at ctric Oil, ~ $8.50, $12.50 . b4.50, $5 and fe size, btty your Blan : 2. "ge size, 72 by . & at. Price, fa ackets that we ' mn now. ada fF x ? Woman ty mrters! . : ity in one of those-ifl are turning: out, & ry are really surprig creeping up with ine, and this week bi onsideration, F lest pocket book, rg, etc,, we have é e of our specials, LUBEG . Nevada Oity. = (roceh . Cents) Cents. ) Cents] Cents) Taal ysy Readers. ° —— er I S ‘one of his hands jToom > in the mill at i, mine neal’ Graniteville 4j here last evening for ment, ae was working at the Oham-. Tuesday night Joseph the misfortune to get a jn his right eye. A phy ed the particle last even « this morning Thomas j away at bis home in , Death was due to heart neva M. Byrne, who is a divorce suit flied in San scently, was raised at this the daugater of Mr. and: , McNeely. The comsh was filed by Joho A, es willful desertion, Pa iomena Phelan died ta.. ital in San Francisco yessoased was a sister of Mrs, of Shady Oreek and an Phelan, 8. J. Phelan, Mrs, Hburn, Mrs. J. B. Bernard, » Phelan and Miss Mary y Carey last evening enternde at the. National hotel in birthday. Those present od Mrs. James Young, Mr. rl V. Gray; Mr. and Mrs. monds, Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Mra, Nellie Battis, Miss Janamake, “Miss Emma i Miss Annie Eddy. : indent W. H. Bray of the & Gage mine, has, leased ler’s residence on Nevada will move in next week, +100 00d SHOW. sh Pawnbrokers,” the bigical comedy organization s the cities outside of the poked for a performance at theater Saturday evening. ny, which is a large one is the famous farce comedy nvirate Sullivan and Mack, Trumbull, who are recogsaders in musical comedy. pably assisted by Delmore bn, Joe Warde, Bebby Bry7 . ns 1) MSFLAH « yi FLAHERTY pg TO Hino? J.Conlan, Eddie Brown, rest Symonds and a beauty Tn all the organization numinty-five people and carry tk of scenery. they ase. The has a good eonsistent story Y amusing complications and Fovoking situations, It was by Edgar Selden, author of mS. : November 13, 1992. ie » What may. prove to be @ fatal accident, happened at the Dip ranch near Smarteville yesterday, whereby James O’Brien, a pioneer miner and ‘farmer, was thrown from his buggy and seriously if not fatally injured. Mr. O’Brien owns a number of ste ranches in Yuba county, and has been in the habit of making regular tours of Inspection of his properties. After lunch yesterday he started to leave the Dip ranch. driving two horses attached to @ light road buggy. The horses became frightened and started to ran wk Mr. O’Brien was thrown out ® buggy overturning, but clun to the Se th was dragged. over ths rough road fora considerable distance, and was rendered unconscious. Mr. O’Brien was picked up a short time afterward and carried to the house at the Dip ranch, and Drs, Hanlon and Victors summoned. When they arrived they found that nearly every rib on bis left side had been broken, bis collar bone broken in two plapes and the left side of his head above the temple baily cut, and it is feared that portions of the broken ribs have pierced the langs. Mr. O’Brien regained consciousness last evening. buttittle hope is entertained for his recovery owing to his advanced age, 72 years. Big Land Deal. Makysvittz, November 12—A land deal closed here yesterday was one of the most important in recent years and will have the largest influence look‘Ing toward the great, eventual reclamation of the great Sutter basin. John Markley, of Geyserville, formerly Bank Commissioner and Secretary to the Auditing Board of Pablic Worke, and his asseciates, who are Sacramento business med, completed this afternoon the purchase of over 7000 acres, cream of tule land in the Upper Sacramento Valley, located in Sutter county. The price is said to be $40,000, A Large Deposit. BakuRSFIELD, November 12—A large deposit of Fuller’s earth has been district of this county,” about thirty-five miles from Bakersfield, and five miles from the line of the railroad. An analysis has just been made by the deposit has been worked for several years in this county with saccess by other parties, but this ie an entirely new discovery. i — oe Tailor Made Suits. The largest. tailoring establishment ever opened in this section of the State will be ready for business next week. L. Hyman & Co. have leased rooms over their store and stocked them with over $5,000 worth of the very latest designs in cloth, of every name and description. Suits will be made from $10 and upwards, This firm has secured the finest cutter on the Pacific Coast, and a guarantee will be mede to give a perfeet fit in every case, and in addition thereto this firm will guarantee to re, «Rs Me Fey . i ee es om : K i Paso Robles Springs -his health. ~. G. A. Galligan is here from Erle. D. H. Moore and T. Wayman are down from Alleghany, P. EB. Boyd is here from Sen FranO.Mesns of Washington is here spending a few days. John Spaulding came up from Aubarn last evening. Mrs. M, Cooper uf Dewnieville went to San Franciseo yesterday, Lloyd Jennings left: yesterday for for the benefit of J. W. Chandler and wife arrived’ in Nevada GOity last evening from San Francisco. Miss Mabel Hughes is expected home tomorrow from -Downieville, where she has been visiting. Mayor Alex Gault is ill with rheumatism at his home on Broad street. Merritt Rector has returned from a visit to San Francisco. Joseph Schmetzer was over from North San Juan yesterday. A. W. Love and wife of North San Juan were visitors here yesterday. Jefferson Oasserly of Alleghany was in town yesterday. Mrs, L. F. Dahneke and son arrived from San Francisco last evening, and left this morning for their home at Downieville. G. Delwig and bride of San Jose are the guests of friends in this city. John Werry left yesterday morning for Palo Alto to attend the funeral of the late Martin Matteson. B. J. Flynn of Downieville was here yesterday,William Reynolds left yesterday for a business trip to San Francisco. Samuel Uren, after an absence of two years in Mexico, has returned. Hon, J. M. Walling left this morning for a business trip to San Francisco. Miss Adelaide Hothersall returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Superintendent E. R. Ab die and wife returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco, Thomas Limnell returned last evening from a business trip to San -Francisco. Mrs, OC. L, Muller left this morning for San Francisco on a: visit to relatives. Mrs. J. F. Colley left this morning covered in the San Emidio mining dis-. tor Sacramento on a visit to friends. Mrs. Simmons of San Francisco, who-has been here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. I. Hosken, returned to San Francisco this ‘morning, L. W. Crable returned here last State Mining Bureau, which reports) evening from San Francisco, and left it to be of very high grade. Another . this morning for Gaston Ridge. A Fine Squash. Samuel Barr, who lives on Gold Flat, sent to the Transonipt office yesterday a very large Hubbard squash. It was raised from the seed received at partment, This specimen shows what can be doné in this locality with vegetables when they are properly attended to. The TRANSOSIPT gave away ten thousand packages of seed, and thie case is the only one that results followed—to us. Zelpha, the Gypsy Queen Life Reader ; Has just arrived from her native jend. this office from the Agricultural DeOn Sanday morning Company 0, N. G. ©,, will bold its annual silhouette target shoot at Manzanite range, at which time it. is probable that the entire company will tarn out. The “boys” always look forward with pleaeure to thie annual event for a number of reasons. Four years ago the State had an elegant white, silk flag with silhouette figures on it made which was to be contested for by company in the State, the company making the best-score to keep it until the next annual shoot and if they succeeded in winning it three successive times-it was to be kept by them. The first time-Oompany O was beaten by a few points by a company in the southern part of the State bat the next three times the reguits were different as the local orgapization won the trophy with many points to spare and it bas now become the permanent property of the oldest company in the State’e service. This year another tropby isto be given but whether it will be another flag or something else is not known yet, but whatever it might be Company Cis determined to win it if possible. Some of the other companies think that as the company bere now has one trophy it should be barred from the contest but this will not be done as such an act would depress merit. and breed discontent and but little interest would then be shown. ee) For U. S. Senator. Irving M. Scott of the Union Iron Works has been on a still hunt for the U. 8. Senatorship to succeed Senator Perkine, but he will be forced to come eut in the open very soon. Among the politicians. who do politica on business lines, there have beeh many anxious inquiries as to the identity of the “mysterious candidate” whose approaching advent into. the Senatorial contest has been diligently advertised for some time past. The news that

the anonymous angel is none other than the millionaire sbipbuilder will be received with unmixed satisfaction. Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief 25c and’10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you sbhogld send your orders to Sriesel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. fe2i-tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, One cose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. — Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best all times. a For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger = THE OLD RELIABLE For Another State . . of beef, mutton and veal on hand + November Ist the ologe season for trout commenced, and November 15th the open season for salmon commencee, above tide water. Large numbers of salmon are now in the streams tributary to the Sacramento river in search of spawning ground, VICTOR Talking tachines are the Best in the world . ‘Wkkk SOUSA ‘says they are All Right. wkkk The Victor Talking Machine is the only one Sousa will play to. woe few A large stock of Records to select from, Vintors Phamag Drugs Optical Goods Stationery Emil Frese's : relieves tortured kidneys, and oures dyspeptic stemachs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy ectthealth. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug-gists and grocers, 25c. SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. ©, At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra. Admission, Gents 60 cents; Ladies free Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon * All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m.and7 p.m. to8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdsys and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m. Grase Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada City office and residence on Nevada street. t of stock. Today we wish to announce receipt of the following SEASONCLEAN GROCERY HOUSE The Fish Seasons. * WV Bibtve the Goode, come and try ‘them and be convinced that we have the finest and3078 eh OE bprarieetat be. : . Woodpecker Extra Mild \ One Swell Cigar. cs Smoked by experts and judges of good tobacco. a 3 Made by HET: N.S. of Md, % * : ‘ : é * Be Ee RENN HER KE EI K IK FALL AILINCRT I have just received another fine line of handsome Fall Millinery. It includes the very latest ‘PATTERN HATS Call and see for yourself. .Miss Amelia Stevens. Broad street, near Oity Hal Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Oosy parlors. Prompt service, t TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada City . $.(in bulk) . ais EINZ fllNCE MEAT (ready for immediate use) § 2 _ . STAR CLUSTER RAISINS (for table use) fea Our line of supplies for Fruit Cake and Mince Meat.is complete. . Geo. C. GAYLORD @ SON Make Ou: Place your beadquarters while waiting for the.cat. _ mind Phone 551 eR eR BLANKETS. si== "=f Price, from SO ots. ur. We have DRESS GOODS. :."" ceived a carload of Dress Goods for the winter trade. SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, ARR and examine. them. For FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPTICAL. GOODS, Etc., ——CALL ON—— Hartung Bros The Best of Repair Work Guaranteed. EEE ——— SILVERWARE]We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc. Also Sold Yugger Pins and Diamonds kk JewelryZof All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired tak C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Price List Large Green Olives 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents'per quart Green Olives 0.0.0.6 ccceseeeee 25 Cents per quart Sweet Pickles Sour Pickles Potatoe Chipa. ..2.04i. .ccceescessees Pickled Pigsfeet ..:..::..sadssees 25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart aesseees 25 Cents”a pound vos KO Cents a pound Full life reading by mail or at office AS OCerTy, ($100). Write date of birth; ask all the questions you wish; just, as good reading by let’er as at office. All letters strictly confidential. “ HA Gypsy QUEEN,” 993 -Market street, Cal. Cut this out for future reference. n42w Business Locals. Loveland is now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand you wil! always buy it. nov6-tf The choiceet 5ra2is of whisky and cigars can be fobod at W.J. ERi1aKN Council Chamoers. Try them. tf if you want a good, cool drink o Ud Time,” which has broken ig as a money maker. Ite brother, “The Irish Pawn: bids fair to eclipse that mer ‘ord. Seats are selling rapoley’s, ——~—+-+¢ keep all suits made at this establishment in good repair free of all charge for one year after they are purchased. A better opportunity was never before offered to get a suit of clothing to your own liking, and at a price far below anything of the kind ever offered on thia coast, Go and look at the goods, and you will surely corroborate all that is said In this notice. $100 REWARD. $100 read is paper will be Tee — of ne at least science has been : and that. nt Hall’s Catarrh Oure known to Oe t in town—drop 1. is the only Pevatersity. Catarrh being heer--the weey beat In: Sew . tf-m7 e Mevitational treatm ent. Hall’s Osand see Wm. Harry. tarrh Oare is rnally, acting . == 6 Call for.an.. se 0YSTER COCKTAIL the blood and mucous uggiste, 75 ots . Bold by Dr fates Cy Family Pills are the best. ©©O© The very best in town, % 9 3) at . the system, thereby HOSSe Ohe Bee Hwve ORK 8 J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ning on y and wei wai iw ovis aw Eaeareiaaaas Lumber . ®ver half a centary “Jesse Whiskey has held its suprethe best, purest and most Every Home, office and store should have a FLEXIBLE,. SELF-CLEANING STEEL-DOOR MAT. I carry three sizes— ee Sweet smoke, Tho masPaine or sale at Rector Bros, >. You Going East, ; Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 fev: we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had.any where, Stroli through our yards and get our prices. ‘Business for Sale 1o Right”Parties. H. &]F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS; 16 x 24 18 x 24 18 x 30 You ought to know about the “reonally Conducted ‘Tourist us operated via The Rio “ystem. No morecomfortable opi way of traveling ean be “at the same time you will most magnificent scenery in Btop-overs are allowed on : tickets, or without lay-over Petictonsdht eg you are going and we Atal, 120% You the lowest you how to get there, _1” Some beantifully iliusP-*8 of travel for free distri. D. Maxsriet, arket at iy Special Features.. It rolle up like cloth, Is flexible doth ways. Fits uneven rs. Will not kink nor carl on the corners. Will not rast. The only Mat made of short pieces. No long rods to bend or break. Will not cat linoleum, Oleans itself in rolling up. Saves floor carpet and labor. GEO. E. TURNER Pine Street, t my stock. d colors. . Dos dation of the disease, wd gon Ka pong patient strength by building up the constitution and * pature in doing its work. ye 4 proprietors have 80 much faith in curative powers, that they wig’ one Hundred Dollars for any cone t 2 a fails to cure. ' Send for list of voetiane: nials, Address F, J. EY : Tol Balls 4 night. Years of suffering relieved ine nig Itehing piles yield at once to the cara itive properties of Doan’s Ointment. Never fails. At any drag store, 50 Telephone,f21. [BLATERITE is MINERAL, RUBBER.} Does Your Roof Leak? -" Repair it with Elaterite. In rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or coating; good over ela iron, tin, shakes or shi ; best for new roofs. bi Ask for samples descriptive circulars. : For Gale by Lumber and Hardware Dealers THE BLATBRITE ROOPING CO, 4 Factory, Oakland, < : 713 Marke? St., San Pranctsce i \ , 4 & ford, BS FOLE Y’S gun -