November 3, 1896 (4 pages)

Ce meme eo, SAerat: eee ee ee ca Negima oe ime eal PEC PTI He SP gy rs EST a Jobnson 20. De Vries 12. THI NEVADA CITY, NEVADA Cu., € BROWN TUESDAY.-. . + TRANSCRIPT) Established Sept. 6, 1880, . by Nat. P. BRowN %& Co. \ ‘ALIPORNIA Proprietors & CALKINS. -NO¥»3, 1896. Andy Hampel and J. B. Treadwell “PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise. Chronicle of Various. Folks From Yearly Guvery State In the Union. ra Nilon Doings and Intentions. are with us again. Jam Sutter Creek tomorrow. ft Prof. J. B. Treadwell has returzied from a trip into ihe country. A. H, Williams of San Francisco is es. L. Morgan will leave for WoKinley Elected By a Ten’ towns give McKinley 2,401, Bryan 1,525. 3 in town. . jority. Chas. T. Worthley is down from, Washington. Bryan town. Jas. McBride, the hardware man of . San Francisco, is in town. J. MeConroy of San Francisco is in! town. Misses Winnie Mulloy and Corinne . Tower have returned from San Franare that McKinley will carry Tennescisco. see by 2,000 majority. . dudge Niles Searls arrived here last evening, and is receiving kind the warmest of a reception from his old friends » and neighbors. Mrs L. C. Jones and Fred F. Harlan came down fgom Downieville last even . ing on their way to San Fravcisco. Mrs. E. Russell and children came 588. town from Downieville last evening On , {heir way to Sav Francisco. M 4 visit to his father, returned to San Pranecisco today. Mrs. Blea ror Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife arrived ¢ over this morning while hauling feed . tothe hay depot on upper Sacramento +. street No 30 won the f jet ing Saturday. tn order thing like definite results of election It we issue of the Ker birth Miss ey a forty of the } sembied at her home nesr tr enjoyed folks amusemenis of such an cluding dancing, were indul jing Ss any friends are glad to see him _A. Preston, who has been here on! D. BR. MecKillican of North . omfield arrived here last evening . . rea 1 Oakland on ber way home. His 1 hack tlis morning on & visit, 1 AD3 me ee : Local Briefs. Jne of Baker’s dray teams tipped . ed by W. E, Johnston at the draw-. to give its patrons somethe day’s. is necessary to delay the; ranscripr till a late hour.” 2 eee = Birthday Party gs Yesterday being the anniversary of ening celebrated the event by giving) birt hday party. mung lady’s friends’ as-. estie and for more than themselves as Games and only young . the usual . can. occasion, it . the evening and at midnight a plendid supper was served. It was . . The State gives Bryan 40,000 majorged in dur-. ity. Returns of fifty towns show Repub. Boston g Myrtle Housman fast . the city by Twenty About thirty or; McKinley 1,930, Bryan 2,736. Tennessee. . ss Chairman Stoneman says his advices New York. Indications are that McKinley carries Rochester by 7,009. Massachusetts. Thirty-two. out of 191 precincts in ives 9,634, Bryan 4,488, Palmer New York. Twenty divisions out of 1392 in New: York City gives McKinley 1575, Bryan . 1375, Palmer 452. : Ten districts outside City gives McKinley 18,593, Bryen 12,Thinois. The first precinct beard from gives McKinley 329, Bryan 43. Vhree precincts, McKinley 985, Bryan Fifteen precincts, Mcisinley 3009, Bryan 1444. . Pive precincts, outside of Chicago, McKinley 635, Bryan 447. New York. . Four hundred and seventy districts, wrize bedroom set of-. McKinley 48,160, Bryan 40,586. Massachusetts Thirty towns show Republican gain over 1892 of 5,202. Illinois. Four bundred precincts, McKinley 58,815, Bryan 38,010. : Wew York. MeKinley has undoubtedly carried 25,000 plurality. districts in Brook Kentucky. br eek One precinct gives McKinley 246, bree HouTs) Bryan 191. ° : Georgia. Maine. of New York Kinley. If the figures shown in six districts continue McKinley will carry the State by 150,000. Chicago Returns so far indicate the Srate has . gone Republican. Joe 200,000 caus. 500 crats lyn give Twenty towns give MeKinley 5,269, Bryan 1,708. The same towns in 1892 gave <\ Populist Chairman Talbott says the . vote of Baltimore gives the State to} MecKiniey. Baltimore city Kinley by 15,000 majority. The State gives McKinley 50,000 maLynchburg is very close and favor McRepublican by about 500. Five hundred and sixty precincts in 79,348, Lavering 687, Palmew899. McKinley carries Maine by that New York State“will give him . : The silver men in Ownensboro concede every precinct This State elects all four Republican Congressmen. Bryan 70,058. The Republicans claim unprecented pluralities for McKinley. The Demo_ The Sun says McKinley’s plurality in the city is 30,000 and in Kings county 40,000. It is estimated this State gives 36,000 for McKinley. The returns thus far indicate Republican gains. Jreat Republican gains are reported throughout the State. Maryland. McKinley county. has gone for McMassachusetts. Maine. ton by 291 108 majori Virginia. loses heavily in this State. Alleghany ¢ounty has gone . nres yet. «Rhode Island. says: Tilinois. ; Secreta give McKinley 112,189, Bryan by 25,000, setts by I West Virginia. Tennessee. majority Maine. 50,000. New York. Manley telegraphs _ McKinley majority. Kentucky. to the RepubliConnecticut. Nilon Tilinois. precincts give McKinley 99,733, 300 Ohio. jority make no claims. New York. from. by ‘ Vermont. Ta Connecticut. Harrison 3,923, Cleveland 8,402. West Virginia. Minnesota. lion county give McKinley 5793, Bryan 5076. This average maintained gives 19 out of 11 preeincts of Detroit give McKinley 2989, Bryan 2875. McKinley carried his ward in Cana plurality of 6000 in the . pyisk 79. Michigan. Prisk 22. Ohio. . ‘This ward gave Cleveland tye. Califorvia. Calkins 21. Prisk 29. Kitts 00. Nilon 9. Ford 3. Ridge 34. Robinson 12. Indian Flat. MeKinley 35. Bryan 15. Johnson 26. Calkins 38. Prisk 9. Kitts 00. 00. Ford 00. Ridge 00. Robinson 26. Hammill.00. Winn 8. Truckee Precinct No. 2. MeKinley 64, Bryan 105, Calkins. 80, Bryan 25, McKinley 15, Calkins 18, McKinley 47. Johnson 41. De Vries 37. Calkins 42. Prisk 36. Kitts 00. Nilon 83. Ford 16. Ridge 34. Robinson 46. Hammill 15. Winn 20. Hammill 6. Winn 24. De Vries 20. Boca. You Bet. Bryan 36, Hats, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Ladies,’ Men’s, Children’s and Misses’ Shoes. The Democrats claim the State by Bryan 13, McKinley 12, De Vries 17, Lowell Hill. frequently the be guarded, and the continual patronage 9500. The Republicans The New York Herald's bulletin Nebraska Kinley by, 1259. Republican Committee says : We have carried Maryland and West Virginia . the largest vote ever given in that State. Jess tenes id . We expect to carry Virginia and KenThe indications are that Chattanooga leacky, THinois will give a very large gives McKinley 500 majority. . A s Nevada County. BRYAN HAS CARRIED It. Robinson for Assemblyman, Buffington for Supervisor of Neva. da District.” . . The county has gone for Bryan about . Prisk for Senator has about 200 magives Calkins 24 majority, and that is the only precinct that has been heard jority in Sierra and Plumas will exeeed Prisk’s majority in this county. Robinson is elected to the Assembly Buffington is elected Supervisor. McKinley 7. Bryan 28. Johnson7. De Vries 25. Calkins 5. Prisk 32. Nilon 4. Ford 21. Ridge 8. Robinson 6. Hammill 11. Winn 16, McKinley Johnson 50. De Vries 64. Calkins 63. Prisk 46. give no figNebraska. is conceded to McRepublican Claims. ry Osborne ofthe National New York by 300,000, Lowa by nnessee by 20,000, Massachu06,000, yhio will give McKinmiey AOD, McKinley 69. Bryan 120. Johnsom52. De Vries 112. Galkins 46. Prisk 136. _ Nilon 60. Ford 32. Robinson 63. Hammill 91. Winn 88. pace oes . Ahead in this county. . { for Judge. in this county. Downieville name “with {t is thought that Calkins’ maood majority. n is elected Superior Judge. John Spenceville. Blue. me?’’ Gold Fiat. 63. Bryaii 54. Ford 25. Ridge 59. Johnson 6, Calkins 10, Prisk 12, Hammill 12, Robinson 11, Winn 00 Ford 18, Nilon 11, Ridge 1. ; i McKinley 48. Bryan 76. Johnson 44. De Vries 79. Calkins 60. Prisk 65. Kitts 4. Nilon 85. Ford 36. Ridge 10. Robinson 74. Hammill 58. Winn 4, Buffington 71. Martin 48. Grass Valley No. 5. McKinley 63. Bryan 129. Johnson 64. De Vries 116, Calkins 62. Nilon 88. Ford 19. Ridge 107. Robinson 107. Hammill 42. Winn Calkins 156. MeKinley 21. Johnson 15. Calkins 20. , Prisk 31. Nilon 17. Robinson 23. Hammill 22. Winn 9. . How Millais Made His Money. When tho late Sir John Millais’‘was a academy, he rejoiced follow student of the of Potherd., “‘Potherd, among other ected along blue cloak a catskin collar, which” he wore on Millais was still struggling when ‘‘Boy Blug’’ left a full fledged student ut the Royal in the’friendship of a eccentricities, aff all occzsious. with his charcoal the academy andset up as artist, and the friends thus became separated. Millais had achieved fare and painted some world renowned pictures before he met his old friend again. the streets of Camden town one snwa figire-in a Jong blue cloak trudging along before him. “Surely,’’? said Millais, cloak.?’ Quickening his step he called ou lo, Potherd!”’ “And w “JT am Millais. groomed Sir John. pearance, Millais, given the arts the go for a living?”’ : Willow Valley. Prisk 121. Hill’s Fiat. Ridge 109. Truckee. Prish 172. Buena Vista. Bryan 36. De Vries 35. Ford 21. «Ridge 19. dollars or cents, for in a become so familiar though neighbors ducer morally resp western cities where business is principally tomer of the hour perchance responsibilities we assume and the .p CUSTOMER to the full extent of purc: exchange for goods returned from any cause, even that WT = . a ol “Not little Johnny Millais surely?’’ said the shabby Potherd, surveying the well ‘‘ Judging by, your apI should say you had Walking down day Sir ‘I know that t, ‘* Helho may you be?” said ** Boy Don’t you remember if you are in moderate circumstances it Commercial Street, near Main. We start in with a $50,000 stock just arrived te the Eastern and California markets, comprisingSPINE CLOTHING ~ ALSO A FULL LINE OF . : ‘We Can Save You 50 Cents on Every Dollar. I ET A ET the fact that while flaming advertisements are source of success to the merchant, the public interest must also should be the especial care of the merchant who would court of those who favor him by a purchase, whether it be © limited section as this, when the Same forms and faces to each other that this whole Northern country are as of one and the same town or city, thus rendering the proonsible to the consumers totally in contrast with eastern or transient. The merehant and cusnever meet again, therefore fully izant of the “promises we make to PROTECT EVERY hase made at our stores by full value .in or the full face of their bill of We are not unmindful of coin. purchase in gold ¢ : if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, and again, No matter y x is certainly unjust to yourself to pay one cent more for your goods than is necessary. Tt is an established fact we have lowered prices and have acted a8 a check upon the greedy “old-timers.” ayynrnnterneirtnerrnyenrtrrnr nr nen = AAA A Is the firm who brought prices down in Nevada county, and none of our competitors dare deny it, as we can prove it by the citizens of Nevada county. would say to them that you buy an article for so much jess at the SAN FRANOISCO OPPOSITION STORES, Commercial street, Nevada City, note how they would try to convince you that we are no merchants, ‘that we cannot last long, that our goods are inferior and that ~ we sell without profit. In this proposition they are = more than mistaken. The grand secret is we pure in large quantities at sufficient difference in price to enable us to undersell them. Our strictly cash system enables us to give our patrons better bargains, thus proving to the purchaser the advantage of CASH over CREDIT. We are ever studying the best interests of the public, which is continually evidenced by the increasing demand for our goods. And, in conclusicn, — ARE HERE, AND TO STAY. a trial from those who don’t know us. That we stand FAIRLY and SQUARELY to all our promises of. GIVING PERFECT SATISFACTION to every one. No dodge or misrepreseutations at the SAN FRANCISCO OPP SITION STORES, the only strictly ONE PRICE. establishment in Nevada county. Our goods are bought for Cash. We sell for cash. New goods received daily. Nointro-. * duction needed. Male and female all over the Pacific ; Coast are well acquainted with Marysville Woolen Mill Goods. Marysville Blankets are the best. . Their: Tweeds and Flannels are not to be beat. All garments. are cut extra sizes. If you need anything in these goods you can get them at Mill prices by ordering from. us, as we are the Sole Agents for Nevada county. dikd Li HYMAN & CO. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. Nevada City, Cal. by. What do you do lican gain over 1892 of 5,021. long past this hour when the pleasures ; Tilinois. ceased and those present dispersed to} their homes, an excellent hostess.all voting Miss Housman . . ell The Latest Returns. i j Two hundred and tweuty precincts, . McKinley 42,019, Bryan 20,634. oe : Seventy-six precincts, Two hundred tickets have been sold . New York and Kings county, gives MeNew York. for the grand benefit of the Congregs-. xinley 19,695, Bryan 12,764. tional Church Friday evening, Novem-. ber 6th, everybody an opportunity of rare en-: See cast in standing ad. _ +2 No Duck Shooting. 2.— President joy ment. WasHInetTon, Nov. Cleveland is at the White House today and it is stated there that he has no intion day. turns at the White House, instead-of Woodley. and, Morton are likely to be the Presi dent’s guests for the purpose of hearing the returns as received. a age . lowa. Hoop’s PILts cure liver ills, constipa. The State bas gone by 80,000 plurality tion, jaundice, sick headache, bilious-. for McKinley, and elected entire ness. 200. Congressional delegation. he Insist Upon Hoops Sarsaparilla when you need a medic blood, strengthen give you au appetite ubstitute for Hood’s. Sas eee Fepp THE blood and yow Pure blood cones by Sarsaparilla which is thus the ‘greates and best nerve tonic. i a ne Nerves upon pure, ric! need not be nervous . taking Hood’s . . . Bryan received stood: McKinley 167, Bryan 66. e ‘i The two. The Herald says present ratio of at Nevada Theatre. he ao Kings county will give McKinley 23,plays that will be produced will afford . 99 majority. Indications are that McKinley will earry the State by 10,000 majority. First precinct heard from gives Mc. Kentucky. Nebraska. Kinley 134, Bryan 74. Maine. outside of i Fifty towns give McKinle 14,114, tention of going duck hunting on elecpryan 6,600. € Ai hia sHe will probably receive pel 1 15 ‘ Forty-two precincts give McKinley Secretaries Olney, Carlisle . 12,112, Bryan 6,823. Six wards in Portland give McKinley Massachusetts. Maine. 1,640 plurality. . ine to purify your . rality in this city will be 23,000. i haa Hoov's Pris are the best aft er-dinner . sills, assist digestion, prevent constipa. : oo : Saga aed : P&. state for McKinley “by 200,000 plaraltion, 25c. ; \j ity. Hoov’s Pris are purely vegetable . “. 3 ms and do not purge, pain or gripe A}l. City complete give MeKinley 18,598, — . Bryan 12,385. ' druggists. 25c. . Tlinois. TT ee an . The Republican Committee says} Do Nor ExperIMENT In SO important . a matter as your health. Purity, enrich . Chicago has gone Re New York. Tammany Hall claims the State for , ae ag hop eae Bryan by 6,000 plurality. Indications are that McKinley’s pluMaine. In Bath ‘McKinley received 1,234, 462. New York. The State Committee Pe Sewell’s ward claims the publican ‘by one oria voted alSeventy-five precincts outside of Cook county give McKinley 15,948; Bryan 11,456. This State is claimed for McKinley by 30,000. The N. Y. Journal concedes this State to McKinley by 20,000. Republican gains will probably give the State to McKinley by 10,000. The indications are that Bryan carries the State by from 25,000 to 40.000° 30 -precincts in Illinois outside of Cook county give McKinley 4,997, Bryan 4631. Kinley 121,030, Bryan 88,069. In Chi. cago twenty precincts give Tanner 3462, Bryan 4,243. Stute Republican by 15,000. ean by 100,000. cate that Chicago will give McKinley Illinois. Mc Nebraska Jo Tennessee. 5 Kentucky. ? N Louisiana. Tllinois. In Chicago 600 precincts give Mc” Altgeld 2610. Minnesota. 48 precincts give McKinley 7426, \ Virginia. The New York Journal concedes this Ohio. The Journal thinks Ohio is RepubliTilinois. The general manager of the Associated Press says the returns so far indi35,000. Maryland. : Ae Six precincts of 302 in Baltimore give McKinley 939, Bryan 576. Republican Congressmen are getting full McKinley vote. a , Safe for McKinley. A dispatch to McKinley from Chicago says Michigan, Tilinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kentucky and Tennessee Nilon 41. Robinson 59. Hammill 34. Winn 15. ‘Paint, groaned Sir John, thinking what a very local thing fame is, after all. Martin 66. Buffiington 49. @alkins 17. -Prisk 25. Nilon 18. Ford 18. Ridge 00. Robinson 22. Hammill 20. Winn 60 MeKinley 31. Bryan 15. Robinson 26. ‘Hammill 16. Winn 00. McKinley 21. Bryan 17. Johnson 17. De Vries 20. Calkins 15. Prisk 21. Kitts 00. Nilon24. Ford 13. Ridge 1. Robinson 15. Hammill 21. Winn 00. McKinley 9. Bryan 26. Johnson 6. De Vries 18. Calkins 8. Prisk 17. Kitts 00. Nilon 17." Ford 5. Ridge 8. Robingon 10, Hammill14, Winn 4. 107, De Vries 138, Johnston 138, Calkns 168, Prisk 110, Hammill 97, Robinson 160, Winn 18, Ford 92, Nilon 148, Ridge 55, Martin 124, Buffington 131. French Corral. sKinley 22. Bryan 25. buson.17. De Vries 26. Kitts 00. shnson 37. De Vries 25. Calkins 25. Prisk 18. Kitts 00. ilon 39, Ford 9. Ridge 00. Cherokee. Moore’s Flat. Rough and Ready. ~ McKinley 39. Bryan 67. Johnson 33. De Vries 63. Calkins 38. Prisk 61. Nilon 31. Ford 22. Ridge 56. Robinson 36. Hammill 44, Winn 22. Nevada Precinct No. 1. Préeinct No. 1, McKinley 172, Bryaw Nevada, No. 2. McKinley 147. Bryan 117. Johnson 103. De Vries 137, ‘Calkins 183. Prisk 114, Kitts 4. Nilon 141. Ford 70. Ridge 61. Robinson 124. Hammill 107. Winn 15. J. M. Buffington 135, Martin 96. .t ‘Nevada Precinct No. 3. : ve, Precinct No. 3, McKinley 187, Bryan Roost —Pearson’s Weekiy. and the priest takes stuffs wadding into its ea 3 . and then plunges the little head under the Columbia Hill. . water three times, during which period he . } The head of the musk ox is the most costly of mounted game heads, and next is the head of the bison, or buffalo, Fine buffalo heads, well, ymounted, bring from $150 te. $500. A head at $500, however, would be one exceptionally large and shoice, and a fine head gan be bought for Fifteen years ago well mounted buffalo heads could be bought for from $50 ‘Lhe increase in price is accounted for by the growing scarcity of the bufwhich has now practically disappearhe wood $250, to $100. falo, ed from the United States T bisons of the Great Slave lake region of North America, which inhabit woodland, or mountain districts; are rathor more numerous than the prairie buffaloes of this countfy, but their numbers are ecreasing. The wood bison the prairie baffalo, and British Umited and di ie not solarge as ite hair is straighter and very black. Musk ox heads are ‘he A Russian Baptism. A Russian baptism under the ritual of the Greek church is a curious ceremony, A large wooden bowl 4s filled with water, the child in his arms, ya and nostrils repeats prayers for the imperial family. MY SWEETHEART. To me there is no other girl Half so dear as she ° Who always comes at eventide And sits upon my. knee. There’s laughter in her sparkling eyes, There’s sunshine in her hair. Of all the maidens that I: know Not one is half so fair. Without her life would be to me Not half so sweet as now, And to her will, whate’er it be, Submissively I bow. Whene’er she smiles, my heart leaps up And throbs with fierce delight. Her tears, for me, whene’er they flow Turn daytime into night. T’ve loved her now for seven years, Since first I saw her face, ‘And to this maid each year has brought A new and charming grace. "What wonder, then, that I rejoice Whene’er this girl draws near And whispers as she kisses me, “T love you, papa, dear?” —Thomas Holmes in Trenton Gazette. Costly Game Heads. ¢ ne —_— ld at $800 ard. upOne musk ox head owned bya mist in this city is valued at $750. IF YOUR EYESIGHT Bothers you it may be because ARG need lasses, or because those you already have do not fit. In either-ease. WE N HELP YOU. Wecarry a full line of eye glasses and spectacles, and have instruments for testing the sight. We understand fitting dealer’s low profit on the No charge for examinations. glasses you buy. Itis a waste of money to pay fancy prices to traveling peddlers. WATCHES and CLOCKS Of the very best makes and the most ttractive patterns are always kept in stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell most dealers. We are the leading repairers of time pieces. JEWELS RESET. glasses. Just the ordinary The effect, of many perfect gems is marred by poor settings. We mount them, at little cost, in settings that: show them to advantage. Our windows:cause many people to stop tu’ admire. We are proud of them. STERLING SILVER — . make very acceptable birthday presents and souvenirs. We have a nice collection f the ; newest things in this line. LUETJE & BRAND, watamiters ant svete Broad st., Nevada City. The Only Way to Judge Intelligently of the future is to judge by the past. The only way to measure a merchant tailor’s ability and integrity is by what his customers do and by what they say. _ Preacher 2nd politician, professor and scientist, agree 0” this point. The gentleman who has never purchased goods. of me can Judge by asking the opinion of a long line of patrons. He can further judge by the fact that this long line of patrons keep comiug back for more clothes. ; E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor, : Pine street, over A. Tam’s Restaurant. = For Fill the News and papers yout a Hoodia hundred thousand. Sarsaparilla anc us keep yourself} most solidly for McKinley. ; sero: , : Be strong ard. healthy. hae : eae are safe for McKinley. ie pai ee so a . —New York Sun. ie : North Carolina. b> stop ‘ . As < * this St: ill gi “Ki 80 ; ~ TRobinson 174, Winn 21, Nilon 159, Ford Cesar’s Name « Title. ‘TRANSCRIPT. Seu eis will give McKinley 30,000] phe 7th and 9th Congressional. dis-. ¢; piace 69, Buffington 144 Martin io Croaar, the cognomen of tho old patrician Wanted, To Exchange. . Bare loca. tricts show heavy Republican gains. Lect 2 . gens Julta of Rome, affords the, best inots A j, BORE es : New J ao Selby Flat. ccance of a personal name becoming a title. . t would like to exchange two mes ee This will give McKinley 50,000 pluSee vane ersey.° > Pe Bee re Pewtisies ts bs ii the oman emperors adopted the name. for a Shotgun in same condition: Ad ar ike 7 pep Tee: i Mokisley’s" majority’ in Camden is ' cKinley 64 Bryan, 28. : the Julian gucceasion had. Sox . .” ; ' : or ena euet eaters coo ee Ty sauna al Bie gin vont 7000, New Jersey, Jobnson 50. ‘De 'Vries'S2. thet, aeit had alread [ 15 GU?"a Shoteun in same conditica. 4) ‘. Thie eT o-"Hidolbitey ean MoKinley’P, vomiggian Camden i Qulisins 62. vAPribiyth 28." i : 4 Cents a Week by Carrier in the City oF éaqulre of BARRY EA yuExCE, Nevada raiitir handred precincts give MoKin-}) ,. 090 — Wolo ds. 50F of Mridaidve. 34. iF 15 Cent ‘ City. St mre oods. aSlwP ley 79,664 BryanS¥sois. . poy sie ae end dapat eg ‘Poliseoeh5. Pisinwiill 13, Winn 7. ents 2 Week by Carrier in the City Suet" received, a res Me Cs uit tindsor . ’ . dreveprecitte " MeKin: Vv ive 4 1¢ vs Wordfartimidge " : : Stamped 6 onSitamped -Oundast them at a epita86. 8 E28% vad =re The N.Y. Horabhigays Pennsylvani —. on Wins 1 uvitiedy dy ‘THimo Psi] Sehedpanri la, eae tot said ae He gt na, of tn McKinley 88000} an give Me inlgs PUM AP . . MRARRYPRET BARE. mg aint $6 00 a Year by Mail ped Goods.’ Having boug amet a Plurality. ; Bs i Ccgetents hho. ge : "Please t Ridge wo Apso vi ee , low figure will ecll them at half value. ‘. This State gives McKinley 88,0004 we ; One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigo $6 00 V b ' MRS. C. M. MATLS, Broad Street. . plurality. Thirty out of 816 precincts of HamilMcKinley 16. Bryan 29. and vitality. i. : a Year by Mail. : ps \ a Take the DAILY bs ae THE TRAN THUSPHON® N TUESDAY. wal a oieetiae a ee . NEVADA CITY MAIL Arr 9:48 Basterm .--srne ttt 9:48 Western.-.sessssn te Sais «Excepting Saturdays. pee Valley Chicago Park, Colfax.<.++++ 4:45 Grass Valley.-+++++++: 9:43 sierra City.--+11:30 NN. Bloom eld. 3:00 } aybert.-+-+3:00 *You geet Wich 3 * Mondays or a OFFICE 00 a, ndays and Holidays—l ile THE CALIFORNI Quartz Mines Will Be La at the Next State Call: When the Ca Association meets in t F vention November I Jargest and most repre ing of mining men ev‘ the coast. The incre the convention this ye > fact that the field ofbroader than ever. H sociation has devoted gies to correcting the the State and Fede with hydraulic minin . pancy of mineral la next gathering the quartz miner will -be . steps taken to impro’ This was not overloo but the association he feature ata time in plish anything. Now mining interests ar hand, miners from th the river bottoms wil to the full represente . delegate to each ten county associations. The Miners’ Associ cisco held its regular The membership lis Frolled. Therefore t entitled to forty dele . Julian Sonntag su; mittee be appointed . officers and dele Charles G. Yale thor nate delegates sho “$8. W. Hendy thou “mittee should be g -select and elect the gates. All Hthese -adopted. -The committee chairman consisted K. Thornton, Juli Sloss Jr., OC. W. Cro iS. W. Hendy. ga Another . Frank Elliott sl some of the riche have ever seen in 1 ' timates that it wil “tothe ton. Itis a F covered a year Ab . and waited until b . pany with suffici ' hold of the propo . one of the stronge State, and work \ . The ledge is abou . top, but the ore is . does not take mu able results. ] charge of the dev mine is located n » is about a mile F county line.—Or« Pa A Deafness C By local applic: reach the diseast ' There is only on and that is by c Deafness is caus . dition of the . . Enstachian Tub -inflamed yon ha imperfect’ heari tirely closed De: unless the inflar , out and this. tul . . mal conition, he » forever; nine ; ,caused by catar F.an inflamed co! «surfaces. We will give ‘‘for any case . «catarrh) that e + Catarrh Cure. ; ¥F. J. CH Sold by Dru; Son Hilrs Mixe . Jackson's, I Woodland best in the m Scadden, the A Ba “My baby ! . by Shiloh’s . Martin, Hun’ . : Royal Hor > the finest ar ' procured on The I » Get one Rabbit’s F< ore + ARE! T if.y clocks Jb ThavtiersB ocks at loweutje & Bran A good,g Lis wanted ars of sy an pliable boy

Ce meme eo, SAerat: eee ee ee ca Negima oe ime eal PEC PTI He SP gy rs EST a Jobnson 20. De Vries 12. THI NEVADA CITY, NEVADA Cu., € BROWN TUESDAY.-. . + TRANSCRIPT) Established Sept. 6, 1880, . by Nat. P. BRowN %& Co. \ ‘ALIPORNIA Proprietors & CALKINS. -NO¥»3, 1896. Andy Hampel and J. B. Treadwell “PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise. Chronicle of Various. Folks From Yearly Guvery State In the Union. ra Nilon Doings and Intentions. are with us again. Jam Sutter Creek tomorrow. ft Prof. J. B. Treadwell has returzied from a trip into ihe country. A. H, Williams of San Francisco is es. L. Morgan will leave for WoKinley Elected By a Ten’ towns give McKinley 2,401, Bryan 1,525. 3 in town. . jority. Chas. T. Worthley is down from, Washington. Bryan town. Jas. McBride, the hardware man of . San Francisco, is in town. J. MeConroy of San Francisco is in! town. Misses Winnie Mulloy and Corinne . Tower have returned from San Franare that McKinley will carry Tennescisco. see by 2,000 majority. . dudge Niles Searls arrived here last evening, and is receiving kind the warmest of a reception from his old friends » and neighbors. Mrs L. C. Jones and Fred F. Harlan came down fgom Downieville last even . ing on their way to San Fravcisco. Mrs. E. Russell and children came 588. town from Downieville last evening On , {heir way to Sav Francisco. M 4 visit to his father, returned to San Pranecisco today. Mrs. Blea ror Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife arrived ¢ over this morning while hauling feed . tothe hay depot on upper Sacramento +. street No 30 won the f jet ing Saturday. tn order thing like definite results of election It we issue of the Ker birth Miss ey a forty of the } sembied at her home nesr tr enjoyed folks amusemenis of such an cluding dancing, were indul jing Ss any friends are glad to see him _A. Preston, who has been here on! D. BR. MecKillican of North . omfield arrived here last evening . .. rea 1 Oakland on ber way home. His 1 hack tlis morning on & visit, 1 AD3 me ee : Local Briefs. Jne of Baker’s dray teams tipped . ed by W. E, Johnston at the draw-. to give its patrons somethe day’s. is necessary to delay the; ranscripr till a late hour.” 2 eee = Birthday Party gs Yesterday being the anniversary of ening celebrated the event by giving) birt hday party. mung lady’s friends’ as-. estie and for more than themselves as Games and only young . the usual . can. occasion, it . the evening and at midnight a plendid supper was served. It was . . The State gives Bryan 40,000 majorged in dur-. ity. Returns of fifty towns show Repub. Boston g Myrtle Housman fast . the city by Twenty About thirty or; McKinley 1,930, Bryan 2,736. Tennessee. . ss Chairman Stoneman says his advices New York. Indications are that McKinley carries Rochester by 7,009. Massachusetts. Thirty-two. out of 191 precincts in ives 9,634, Bryan 4,488, Palmer New York. Twenty divisions out of 1392 in New: York City gives McKinley 1575, Bryan . 1375, Palmer 452. : Ten districts outside City gives McKinley 18,593, Bryen 12,Thinois. The first precinct beard from gives McKinley 329, Bryan 43. Vhree precincts, McKinley 985, Bryan Fifteen precincts, Mcisinley 3009, Bryan 1444. . Pive precincts, outside of Chicago, McKinley 635, Bryan 447. New York. . Four hundred and seventy districts, wrize bedroom set of-. McKinley 48,160, Bryan 40,586. Massachusetts Thirty towns show Republican gain over 1892 of 5,202. Illinois. Four bundred precincts, McKinley 58,815, Bryan 38,010. : Wew York. MeKinley has undoubtedly carried 25,000 plurality. districts in Brook Kentucky. br eek One precinct gives McKinley 246, bree HouTs) Bryan 191. ° : Georgia. Maine. of New York Kinley. If the figures shown in six districts continue McKinley will carry the State by 150,000. Chicago Returns so far indicate the Srate has . gone Republican. Joe 200,000 caus. 500 crats lyn give Twenty towns give MeKinley 5,269, Bryan 1,708. The same towns in 1892 gave <\ Populist Chairman Talbott says the . vote of Baltimore gives the State to} MecKiniey. Baltimore city Kinley by 15,000 majority. The State gives McKinley 50,000 maLynchburg is very close and favor McRepublican by about 500. Five hundred and sixty precincts in 79,348, Lavering 687, Palmew899. McKinley carries Maine by that New York State“will give him . : The silver men in Ownensboro concede every precinct This State elects all four Republican Congressmen. Bryan 70,058. The Republicans claim unprecented pluralities for McKinley. The Demo_ The Sun says McKinley’s plurality in the city is 30,000 and in Kings county 40,000. It is estimated this State gives 36,000 for McKinley. The returns thus far indicate Republican gains. Jreat Republican gains are reported throughout the State. Maryland. McKinley county. has gone for McMassachusetts. Maine. ton by 291 108 majori Virginia. loses heavily in this State. Alleghany ¢ounty has gone . nres yet. «Rhode Island. says: Tilinois. ; Secreta give McKinley 112,189, Bryan by 25,000, setts by I West Virginia. Tennessee. majority Maine. 50,000. New York. Manley telegraphs _ McKinley majority. Kentucky. to the RepubliConnecticut. Nilon Tilinois. precincts give McKinley 99,733, 300 Ohio. jority make no claims. New York. from. by ‘ Vermont. Ta Connecticut. Harrison 3,923, Cleveland 8,402. West Virginia. Minnesota. lion county give McKinley 5793, Bryan 5076. This average maintained gives 19 out of 11 preeincts of Detroit give McKinley 2989, Bryan 2875. McKinley carried his ward in Cana plurality of 6000 in the . pyisk 79. Michigan. Prisk 22. Ohio. . ‘This ward gave Cleveland tye. Califorvia. Calkins 21. Prisk 29. Kitts 00. Nilon 9. Ford 3. Ridge 34. Robinson 12. Indian Flat. MeKinley 35. Bryan 15. Johnson 26. Calkins 38. Prisk 9. Kitts 00. 00. Ford 00. Ridge 00. Robinson 26. Hammill.00. Winn 8. Truckee Precinct No. 2. MeKinley 64, Bryan 105, Calkins. 80, Bryan 25, McKinley 15, Calkins 18, McKinley 47. Johnson 41. De Vries 37. Calkins 42. Prisk 36. Kitts 00. Nilon 83. Ford 16. Ridge 34. Robinson 46. Hammill 15. Winn 20. Hammill 6. Winn 24. De Vries 20. Boca. You Bet. Bryan 36, Hats, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Ladies,’ Men’s, Children’s and Misses’ Shoes. The Democrats claim the State by Bryan 13, McKinley 12, De Vries 17, Lowell Hill. frequently the be guarded, and the continual patronage 9500. The Republicans The New York Herald's bulletin Nebraska Kinley by, 1259. Republican Committee says : We have carried Maryland and West Virginia . the largest vote ever given in that State. Jess tenes id . We expect to carry Virginia and KenThe indications are that Chattanooga leacky, THinois will give a very large gives McKinley 500 majority. . A s Nevada County. BRYAN HAS CARRIED It. Robinson for Assemblyman, Buffington for Supervisor of Neva. da District.” . . The county has gone for Bryan about . Prisk for Senator has about 200 magives Calkins 24 majority, and that is the only precinct that has been heard jority in Sierra and Plumas will exeeed Prisk’s majority in this county. Robinson is elected to the Assembly Buffington is elected Supervisor. McKinley 7. Bryan 28. Johnson7. De Vries 25. Calkins 5. Prisk 32. Nilon 4. Ford 21. Ridge 8. Robinson 6. Hammill 11. Winn 16, McKinley Johnson 50. De Vries 64. Calkins 63. Prisk 46. give no figNebraska. is conceded to McRepublican Claims. ry Osborne ofthe National New York by 300,000, Lowa by nnessee by 20,000, Massachu06,000, yhio will give McKinmiey AOD, McKinley 69. Bryan 120. Johnsom52. De Vries 112. Galkins 46. Prisk 136. _ Nilon 60. Ford 32. Robinson 63. Hammill 91. Winn 88. pace oes . Ahead in this county. . { for Judge. in this county. Downieville name “with {t is thought that Calkins’ maood majority. n is elected Superior Judge. John Spenceville. Blue. me?’’ Gold Fiat. 63. Bryaii 54. Ford 25. Ridge 59. Johnson 6, Calkins 10, Prisk 12, Hammill 12, Robinson 11, Winn 00 Ford 18, Nilon 11, Ridge 1. ; i McKinley 48. Bryan 76. Johnson 44. De Vries 79. Calkins 60. Prisk 65. Kitts 4. Nilon 85. Ford 36. Ridge 10. Robinson 74. Hammill 58. Winn 4, Buffington 71. Martin 48. Grass Valley No. 5. McKinley 63. Bryan 129. Johnson 64. De Vries 116, Calkins 62. Nilon 88. Ford 19. Ridge 107. Robinson 107. Hammill 42. Winn Calkins 156. MeKinley 21. Johnson 15. Calkins 20. , Prisk 31. Nilon 17. Robinson 23. Hammill 22. Winn 9. . How Millais Made His Money. When tho late Sir John Millais’‘was a academy, he rejoiced follow student of the of Potherd., “‘Potherd, among other ected along blue cloak a catskin collar, which” he wore on Millais was still struggling when ‘‘Boy Blug’’ left a full fledged student ut the Royal in the’friendship of a eccentricities, aff all occzsious. with his charcoal the academy andset up as artist, and the friends thus became separated. Millais had achieved fare and painted some world renowned pictures before he met his old friend again. the streets of Camden town one snwa figire-in a Jong blue cloak trudging along before him. “Surely,’’? said Millais, cloak.?’ Quickening his step he called ou lo, Potherd!”’ “And w “JT am Millais. groomed Sir John. pearance, Millais, given the arts the go for a living?”’ : Willow Valley. Prisk 121. Hill’s Fiat. Ridge 109. Truckee. Prish 172. Buena Vista. Bryan 36. De Vries 35. Ford 21. «Ridge 19. dollars or cents, for in a become so familiar though neighbors ducer morally resp western cities where business is principally tomer of the hour perchance responsibilities we assume and the .p CUSTOMER to the full extent of purc: exchange for goods returned from any cause, even that WT = . a ol “Not little Johnny Millais surely?’’ said the shabby Potherd, surveying the well ‘‘ Judging by, your apI should say you had Walking down day Sir ‘I know that t, ‘* Helho may you be?” said ** Boy Don’t you remember if you are in moderate circumstances it Commercial Street, near Main. We start in with a $50,000 stock just arrived te the Eastern and California markets, comprisingSPINE CLOTHING ~ ALSO A FULL LINE OF . : ‘We Can Save You 50 Cents on Every Dollar. I ET A ET the fact that while flaming advertisements are source of success to the merchant, the public interest must also should be the especial care of the merchant who would court of those who favor him by a purchase, whether it be © limited section as this, when the Same forms and faces to each other that this whole Northern country are as of one and the same town or city, thus rendering the proonsible to the consumers totally in contrast with eastern or transient. The merehant and cusnever meet again, therefore fully izant of the “promises we make to PROTECT EVERY hase made at our stores by full value .in or the full face of their bill of We are not unmindful of coin. purchase in gold ¢ : if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, and again, No matter y x is certainly unjust to yourself to pay one cent more for your goods than is necessary. Tt is an established fact we have lowered prices and have acted a8 a check upon the greedy “old-timers.” ayynrnnterneirtnerrnyenrtrrnr nr nen = AAA A Is the firm who brought prices down in Nevada county, and none of our competitors dare deny it, as we can prove it by the citizens of Nevada county. would say to them that you buy an article for so much jess at the SAN FRANOISCO OPPOSITION STORES, Commercial street, Nevada City, note how they would try to convince you that we are no merchants, ‘that we cannot last long, that our goods are inferior and that ~ we sell without profit. In this proposition they are = more than mistaken. The grand secret is we pure in large quantities at sufficient difference in price to enable us to undersell them. Our strictly cash system enables us to give our patrons better bargains, thus proving to the purchaser the advantage of CASH over CREDIT. We are ever studying the best interests of the public, which is continually evidenced by the increasing demand for our goods. And, in conclusicn, — ARE HERE, AND TO STAY. a trial from those who don’t know us. That we stand FAIRLY and SQUARELY to all our promises of. GIVING PERFECT SATISFACTION to every one. No dodge or misrepreseutations at the SAN FRANCISCO OPP SITION STORES, the only strictly ONE PRICE. establishment in Nevada county. Our goods are bought for Cash.. We sell for cash. New goods received daily. Nointro-. * duction needed. Male and female all over the Pacific ; Coast are well acquainted with Marysville Woolen Mill Goods. Marysville Blankets are the best. . Their: Tweeds and Flannels are not to be beat. All garments. are cut extra sizes. If you need anything in these

goods you can get them at Mill prices by ordering from. us, as we are the Sole Agents for Nevada county. dikd Li HYMAN & CO. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. Nevada City, Cal. by. What do you do lican gain over 1892 of 5,021. long past this hour when the pleasures ; Tilinois. ceased and those present dispersed to} their homes, an excellent hostess.all voting Miss Housman . . ell The Latest Returns. i j Two hundred and tweuty precincts, . McKinley 42,019, Bryan 20,634. oe : Seventy-six precincts, Two hundred tickets have been sold . New York and Kings county, gives MeNew York. for the grand benefit of the Congregs-. xinley 19,695, Bryan 12,764. tional Church Friday evening, Novem-. ber 6th, everybody an opportunity of rare en-: See cast in standing ad. _ +2 No Duck Shooting. 2.— President joy ment. WasHInetTon, Nov. Cleveland is at the White House today and it is stated there that he has no intion day. turns at the White House, instead-of Woodley. and, Morton are likely to be the Presi dent’s guests for the purpose of hearing the returns as received. a age . lowa. Hoop’s PILts cure liver ills, constipa. The State bas gone by 80,000 plurality tion, jaundice, sick headache, bilious-. for McKinley, and elected entire ness. 200. Congressional delegation. he Insist Upon Hoops Sarsaparilla when you need a medic blood, strengthen give you au appetite ubstitute for Hood’s. Sas eee Fepp THE blood and yow Pure blood cones by Sarsaparilla which is thus the ‘greates and best nerve tonic. i a ne Nerves upon pure, ric! need not be nervous . taking Hood’s . . . Bryan received stood: McKinley 167, Bryan 66. e ‘i The two. The Herald says present ratio of at Nevada Theatre. he ao Kings county will give McKinley 23,plays that will be produced will afford . 99 majority. Indications are that McKinley will earry the State by 10,000 majority. First precinct heard from gives Mc. Kentucky. Nebraska. Kinley 134, Bryan 74. Maine. outside of i Fifty towns give McKinle 14,114, tention of going duck hunting on elecpryan 6,600. € Ai hia sHe will probably receive pel 1 15 ‘ Forty-two precincts give McKinley Secretaries Olney, Carlisle . 12,112, Bryan 6,823. Six wards in Portland give McKinley Massachusetts. Maine. 1,640 plurality. . ine to purify your . rality in this city will be 23,000. i haa Hoov's Pris are the best aft er-dinner . sills, assist digestion, prevent constipa. : oo : Saga aed : P&. state for McKinley “by 200,000 plaraltion, 25c. ; \j ity. Hoov’s Pris are purely vegetable . “. 3 ms and do not purge, pain or gripe A}l. City complete give MeKinley 18,598, — . Bryan 12,385. ' druggists. 25c. . Tlinois. TT ee an . The Republican Committee says} Do Nor ExperIMENT In SO important . a matter as your health. Purity, enrich . Chicago has gone Re New York. Tammany Hall claims the State for , ae ag hop eae Bryan by 6,000 plurality. Indications are that McKinley’s pluMaine. In Bath ‘McKinley received 1,234, 462. New York. The State Committee Pe Sewell’s ward claims the publican ‘by one oria voted alSeventy-five precincts outside of Cook county give McKinley 15,948; Bryan 11,456. This State is claimed for McKinley by 30,000. The N. Y. Journal concedes this State to McKinley by 20,000. Republican gains will probably give the State to McKinley by 10,000. The indications are that Bryan carries the State by from 25,000 to 40.000° 30 -precincts in Illinois outside of Cook county give McKinley 4,997, Bryan 4631. Kinley 121,030, Bryan 88,069. In Chi. cago twenty precincts give Tanner 3462, Bryan 4,243. Stute Republican by 15,000. ean by 100,000. cate that Chicago will give McKinley Illinois. Mc Nebraska Jo Tennessee. 5 Kentucky. ? N Louisiana. Tllinois. In Chicago 600 precincts give Mc” Altgeld 2610. Minnesota. 48 precincts give McKinley 7426, \ Virginia. The New York Journal concedes this Ohio. The Journal thinks Ohio is RepubliTilinois. The general manager of the Associated Press says the returns so far indi35,000. Maryland. : Ae Six precincts of 302 in Baltimore give McKinley 939, Bryan 576. Republican Congressmen are getting full McKinley vote. a , Safe for McKinley. A dispatch to McKinley from Chicago says Michigan, Tilinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kentucky and Tennessee Nilon 41. Robinson 59. Hammill 34. Winn 15. ‘Paint, groaned Sir John, thinking what a very local thing fame is, after all. Martin 66. Buffiington 49. @alkins 17. -Prisk 25. Nilon 18. Ford 18. Ridge 00. Robinson 22. Hammill 20. Winn 60 MeKinley 31. Bryan 15. Robinson 26. ‘Hammill 16. Winn 00. McKinley 21. Bryan 17. Johnson 17. De Vries 20. Calkins 15. Prisk 21. Kitts 00. Nilon24. Ford 13. Ridge 1. Robinson 15. Hammill 21. Winn 00. McKinley 9. Bryan 26. Johnson 6. De Vries 18. Calkins 8. Prisk 17. Kitts 00. Nilon 17." Ford 5. Ridge 8. Robingon 10, Hammill14, Winn 4. 107, De Vries 138, Johnston 138, Calkns 168, Prisk 110, Hammill 97, Robinson 160, Winn 18, Ford 92, Nilon 148, Ridge 55, Martin 124, Buffington 131. French Corral. sKinley 22. Bryan 25. buson.17. De Vries 26. Kitts 00. shnson 37. De Vries 25. Calkins 25. Prisk 18. Kitts 00. ilon 39, Ford 9. Ridge 00. Cherokee. Moore’s Flat. Rough and Ready. ~ McKinley 39. Bryan 67. Johnson 33. De Vries 63. Calkins 38. Prisk 61. Nilon 31. Ford 22. Ridge 56. Robinson 36. Hammill 44, Winn 22. Nevada Precinct No. 1. Préeinct No. 1, McKinley 172, Bryaw Nevada, No. 2. McKinley 147. Bryan 117. Johnson 103. De Vries 137, ‘Calkins 183. Prisk 114, Kitts 4. Nilon 141. Ford 70. Ridge 61. Robinson 124. Hammill 107. Winn 15. J. M. Buffington 135, Martin 96. .t ‘Nevada Precinct No. 3. : ve, Precinct No. 3, McKinley 187, Bryan Roost —Pearson’s Weekiy. and the priest takes stuffs wadding into its ea 3 . and then plunges the little head under the Columbia Hill. . water three times, during which period he . } The head of the musk ox is the most costly of mounted game heads, and next is the head of the bison, or buffalo, Fine buffalo heads, well, ymounted, bring from $150 te. $500. A head at $500, however, would be one exceptionally large and shoice, and a fine head gan be bought for Fifteen years ago well mounted buffalo heads could be bought for from $50 ‘Lhe increase in price is accounted for by the growing scarcity of the bufwhich has now practically disappearhe wood $250, to $100. falo, ed from the United States T bisons of the Great Slave lake region of North America, which inhabit woodland, or mountain districts; are rathor more numerous than the prairie buffaloes of this countfy, but their numbers are ecreasing. The wood bison the prairie baffalo, and British Umited and di ie not solarge as ite hair is straighter and very black. Musk ox heads are ‘he A Russian Baptism. A Russian baptism under the ritual of the Greek church is a curious ceremony, A large wooden bowl 4s filled with water, the child in his arms, ya and nostrils repeats prayers for the imperial family. MY SWEETHEART. To me there is no other girl Half so dear as she ° Who always comes at eventide And sits upon my. knee. There’s laughter in her sparkling eyes, There’s sunshine in her hair. Of all the maidens that I: know Not one is half so fair. Without her life would be to me Not half so sweet as now, And to her will, whate’er it be, Submissively I bow. Whene’er she smiles, my heart leaps up And throbs with fierce delight. Her tears, for me, whene’er they flow Turn daytime into night. T’ve loved her now for seven years, Since first I saw her face, ‘And to this maid each year has brought A new and charming grace. "What wonder, then, that I rejoice Whene’er this girl draws near And whispers as she kisses me, “T love you, papa, dear?” —Thomas Holmes in Trenton Gazette. Costly Game Heads. ¢ ne —_— ld at $800 ard. upOne musk ox head owned bya mist in this city is valued at $750. IF YOUR EYESIGHT Bothers you it may be because ARG need lasses, or because those you already have do not fit. In either-ease. WE N HELP YOU. Wecarry a full line of eye glasses and spectacles, and have instruments for testing the sight. We understand fitting dealer’s low profit on the No charge for examinations. glasses you buy. Itis a waste of money to pay fancy prices to traveling peddlers. WATCHES and CLOCKS Of the very best makes and the most ttractive patterns are always kept in stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell most dealers. We are the leading repairers of time pieces. JEWELS RESET. glasses. Just the ordinary The effect, of many perfect gems is marred by poor settings. We mount them, at little cost, in settings that: show them to advantage. Our windows:cause many people to stop tu’ admire. We are proud of them. STERLING SILVER — . make very acceptable birthday presents and souvenirs. We have a nice collection f the ; newest things in this line. LUETJE & BRAND, watamiters ant svete Broad st., Nevada City. The Only Way to Judge Intelligently of the future is to judge by the past. The only way to measure a merchant tailor’s ability and integrity is by what his customers do and by what they say. _ Preacher 2nd politician, professor and scientist, agree 0” this point. The gentleman who has never purchased goods. of me can Judge by asking the opinion of a long line of patrons. He can further judge by the fact that this long line of patrons keep comiug back for more clothes. ; E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor, : Pine street, over A. Tam’s Restaurant. = For Fill the News and papers yout a Hoodia hundred thousand. Sarsaparilla anc us keep yourself} most solidly for McKinley. ; sero: , : Be strong ard. healthy. hae : eae are safe for McKinley. ie pai ee so a . —New York Sun. ie : North Carolina. b> stop ‘ . As < * this St: ill gi “Ki 80 ; ~ TRobinson 174, Winn 21, Nilon 159, Ford Cesar’s Name « Title. ‘TRANSCRIPT. Seu eis will give McKinley 30,000] phe 7th and 9th Congressional. dis-. ¢; piace 69, Buffington 144 Martin io Croaar, the cognomen of tho old patrician Wanted, To Exchange. . Bare loca. tricts show heavy Republican gains. Lect 2 . gens Julta of Rome, affords the, best inots A j, BORE es : New J ao Selby Flat. ccance of a personal name becoming a title. . t would like to exchange two mes ee This will give McKinley 50,000 pluSee vane ersey.° > Pe Bee re Pewtisies ts bs ii the oman emperors adopted the name. for a Shotgun in same condition: Ad ar ike 7 pep Tee: i Mokisley’s" majority’ in Camden is ' cKinley 64 Bryan, 28. : the Julian gucceasion had. Sox . .” ; ' : or ena euet eaters coo ee Ty sauna al Bie gin vont 7000, New Jersey, Jobnson 50. ‘De 'Vries'S2. thet, aeit had alread [ 15 GU?"a Shoteun in same conditica. 4) ‘. Thie eT o-"Hidolbitey ean MoKinley’P, vomiggian Camden i Qulisins 62. vAPribiyth 28." i : 4 Cents a Week by Carrier in the City oF éaqulre of BARRY EA yuExCE, Nevada raiitir handred precincts give MoKin-}) ,. 090 — Wolo ds. 50F of Mridaidve. 34. iF 15 Cent ‘ City. St mre oods. aSlwP ley 79,664 BryanS¥sois. . poy sie ae end dapat eg ‘Poliseoeh5. Pisinwiill 13, Winn 7. ents 2 Week by Carrier in the City Suet" received, a res Me Cs uit tindsor . ’ . dreveprecitte " MeKin: Vv ive 4 1¢ vs Wordfartimidge " : : Stamped 6 onSitamped -Oundast them at a epita86. 8 E28% vad =re The N.Y. Horabhigays Pennsylvani —. on Wins 1 uvitiedy dy ‘THimo Psi] Sehedpanri la, eae tot said ae He gt na, of tn McKinley 88000} an give Me inlgs PUM AP . . MRARRYPRET BARE. mg aint $6 00 a Year by Mail ped Goods.’ Having boug amet a Plurality. ; Bs i Ccgetents hho. ge : "Please t Ridge wo Apso vi ee , low figure will ecll them at half value. ‘. This State gives McKinley 88,0004 we ; One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigo $6 00 V b ' MRS. C. M. MATLS, Broad Street. . plurality. Thirty out of 816 precincts of HamilMcKinley 16. Bryan 29. and vitality. i. : a Year by Mail. : ps \ a Take the DAILY bs ae THE TRAN THUSPHON® N TUESDAY. wal a oieetiae a ee . NEVADA CITY MAIL Arr 9:48 Basterm ..--srne ttt 9:48 Western.-.sessssn te Sais «Excepting Saturdays. pee Valley Chicago Park, Colfax.<.++++ 4:45 Grass Valley.-+++++++: 9:43 sierra City..--+11:30 NN. Bloom eld. 3:00 } aybert.-+-+3:00 *You geet Wich 3 * Mondays or a OFFICE 00 a, ndays and Holidays—l ile THE CALIFORNI Quartz Mines Will Be La at the Next State Call: When the Ca Association meets in t F vention November I Jargest and most repre ing of mining men ev‘ the coast. The incre the convention this ye > fact that the field ofbroader than ever. H sociation has devoted gies to correcting the the State and Fede with hydraulic minin . pancy of mineral la next gathering the quartz miner will -be . steps taken to impro’ This was not overloo but the association he feature ata time in plish anything. Now mining interests ar hand, miners from th the river bottoms wil to the full represente . delegate to each ten county associations. The Miners’ Associ cisco held its regular The membership lis Frolled. Therefore t entitled to forty dele . Julian Sonntag su; mittee be appointed . officers and dele Charles G. Yale thor nate delegates sho “$8. W. Hendy thou “mittee should be g -select and elect the gates. All Hthese -adopted. -The committee chairman consisted K. Thornton, Juli Sloss Jr., OC. W. Cro iS. W. Hendy. ga Another . Frank Elliott sl some of the riche have ever seen in 1 ' timates that it wil “tothe ton. Itis a F covered a year Ab . and waited until b . pany with suffici ' hold of the propo . one of the stronge State, and work \ . The ledge is abou . top, but the ore is . does not take mu able results. ] charge of the dev mine is located n » is about a mile F county line.—Or« Pa A Deafness C By local applic: reach the diseast ' There is only on and that is by c Deafness is caus . dition of the . . Enstachian Tub -inflamed yon ha imperfect’ heari tirely closed De: unless the inflar , out and this. tul . . mal conition, he » forever; nine ; ,caused by catar F.an inflamed co! «surfaces. We will give ‘‘for any case . «catarrh) that e + Catarrh Cure. ; ¥F. J. CH Sold by Dru; Son Hilrs Mixe . Jackson's, I Woodland best in the m Scadden, the A Ba “My baby ! . by Shiloh’s . Martin, Hun’ . : Royal Hor > the finest ar ' procured on The I » Get one Rabbit’s F< ore + ARE! T if.y clocks Jb ThavtiersB ocks at loweutje & Bran A good,g Lis wanted ars of sy an pliable boy