November 4, 1902 (4 pages)

<8 ne pea gs en Be on ww ree ee a! ae ‘ ae “Republican speakers and candidates ‘towards others on the _ aay have a phenomenal majority in November. _ NEVADA Cae Dae TRANSCRIPT ——— PUBLISHED RY---THE ‘TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING . COMPANY FRED x. BROWN, Manager. denitl st Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMet, + ~~ $6 Per Year . 'By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per We Delivered toany part of the city. TUESDAY .. iiebass <euieeiee LL d Aishs «saws 58 SUN Sob November 4, 1902 CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED e100 a 000 00 _ The campaign liar, as usual, was busy plying his vocation on the eve of election throughout the State, for the purpose of deceiving voters as to the views and attitude of many ticket, etc. One of these most flagrant rumors that have been circulated with the intention of doing harm generally, and especially in the large cities, has been nipped in the bud bythe Republican State Central Committee, who has sent out the following press dispatch which is self-explanatory. It is evident that the campaign liars in this instance have purposely misconstrued particular portions of Governor Henry T. Gage’s recent speech at -San Francisco and attempted to place him in a false light with the voters. the lie has been “nailed,” as the following will show : Go the Yevada City. Granseript:San Francisco, Nov. 3.—The following telegram just received: “ Los Angeles, rola Nov. 3, 1902.—To Mr. Charles H. Spear, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.: It is reported to me that some people are making unwarranted use of the fact that in my introductory remarks at the Republican rally here Saturday night I failed to refer to Dr. Pardee by name. I did refer to him in common with my other friends upon the Republican State ticket, and asked that the power of the Republican party might be perpetuated . § through the medium of a phenomenal majority on the coming 4th of November for the entire Republican ticket. Such misconstructions of my words are infamous. You and thous: ands of others were present on that Saturday night in Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco when I said that I hoped Dr. Pardee would be elected as the successor of myself in office. Thereafter at Bakersfield I said the following of our Republican standard bearer: He is a brilliant man, a man of rare character and worth and I hope that Dr. Pardee I theant what I said in Mechanies Pavilion, I meant what I said at Bakersfield a my views have remained unchanged.” “HENRY T. GAGE. Cuas. H. Sprar, Chairman Campaign Seal A PARDEE AND REEVE The’ Examiner Comes Out Sttonely Fo These Republican Candidates. San Francisco, November 4.—Considerable stir was occasioned in political circles this morning when the fact was made known that the San Francisco Examiner had come out openly in today’s issue and declared for Dr. Geo. C. Pardee, the Republican candidate for Governor, and Truman B. Reeves, the Republican candidate for State Treasurer. The Examiner not only indorses these two Republican candidates . but alse strongly urges their election by the voters of the State. As the Examiner is the leading organ of the Union Labor Party of San Francisco, it is predicted that this endorsement will carry weight in to-day’s election. General ecto Hees. New York, Nov. 4—Fine weather prevailed throughout the East today and.a heavy vote will be polled throughout the State. Over two-thirds of the city vote was cast before noon, One hundred and thirty-two arrests were made for illegal voting. SAN FRANCcIsco, how. 4.—The election is proceeding quietly and butew disturbances are reported. Over one-third of the vote was cast before 9:30 A.M. Voting is light in the district south of Market street. . Los ANGELES, Nov. 4—Perfect weather Seivesits throughout Southern California, bringing out the full vote of both plexion of the Congressional delegea. tions from. New Jersey will probably remain unchanged, eight etic and two Democrats. can thanagers in this State claim that alll their Congrestional candidaves) } ore on a visit, will ba elected with the possible exception of the Second district. Cratic leadera express absolute confiBut. dence ia the election of two of thefr. San Juan. candidates and aré hopeful. as to a =jhour by Trainmen Killed. _ . etreet. “LECTION NT Tt Us PERSONAL VENTION : say . About It. Trenton, N. J. Nov, 8—The comDetroit, Mich., Nov 3—Political ob‘Bautimore, Md., Nov. 3,—Republithird. Conservative non-partiean estima‘es' are that that four Republicnas . ’ aod two Democrats will be elected. All the present Representatives from Maryland are chi eho situation in this State thig morniog is anchanged. Both sides are claiming victory by large majorities. The iasues will undoubtedly be mixed in many counties, but the betting favors the election of a Democratic State cket and a majoiity of the county offices. There is great interest in thie. city over the claims made by the Republicans of wholesale fraudulent registration. The Democrats this morning claim to have over 400 affidavits from those who the Republicans assert are fraudulently registered. County Clerk Aichels todey certified to the election judges, at least a portionof the names which he had been enjoined from certifying by Judge Johnson. i Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late John M. Batfington wil take place from the family residence, near this city, tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Religious services will be conducted at the above Rev. Wm. Angwin, and atll a. m.the Masons will conduct [ their services at the grave in Pine Grove cemetery. StaPLes, Minn., Nov, 3—A second section of a west-bound Northern Pacific passenger train collided with a freight near Moorehead’ yesterday, Charles Goff and C. J. Oongdon, trainmen, were killed and Brakeman Joho Ryan was seriously injured. Weather Report. Forecaster McAdle of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Fair tonight and Wednesday. PNT i i Clam Chowder. While the election returns ere being received at the National Hotel this evening, there will be an extra fine clam chowder‘and free lanch served in the hotel bar. The publie generally is . tevited. : —~eSeFinest Harness in the County. The finest line of ry and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of fous iros'on Broad He has an assortment of gente’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlete that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all rades.and prices, e manufactures arness, cushions, bugey and cart: . ines made aera y 2 Ss riage trimmin vat once’ and ome will mare ‘be “ies patron. \ Would Smash the Chub. . woman loc: aw. Millions know that’ the best thi-g to put on a cut is Buck-. len’s Arnica Salve, the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Eraptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only me at Vinton’s drug store. ~o> A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine. parties. Heavy vote polled before eight o’clock. _. cigars, for sale at Rector Brog. © ; Cobwebs gut on a cut lately gave a ; iofallible. Political bDaily Rovord of the servers Have to Say.) _ Doings of Our James L. Morgan returned today te Newoastle. hs “Mra, v. J. Bell arrived here last evening ‘and left this morning for Graniteville. ‘Mies ‘Marie Sobild at Oakland is here oda visit. ‘Baperintendent 4. D. Gassaway arservers concede the election of Gov-. rived here. thie morning from San ernor Bliss and the entire Repablican Franeleco on his’ baal ‘to North Bloomticket, although it is expected the Governor will ran behind bis ticket, It ‘is conceded that the Republicans will jevening and left this morning ‘for have an overwhelming majority in the . Oakland. Legislature, which will elect a succesor to James —— field: “Mrs. Lb Gayles and two ébibdven came down from Downieville last > Mrs. John Kleiner and two children of Oakland are here on a visit.W. J. Pearce of San Francisco ar~ rived here last évening and left this morning for Washington. Mrs. Mary Jones of Portland, Or., is Miss Mary Hart is home on a visit. hook, a visit to Sacramento, ifig from a vigit at North San Juan. to the coast. visiting at San Francieco, hae turned.to ber bome in this city. retarned to her home at Downieville. ’ Mre.A. BH. Tickell has returned from a visit to relatives at Sacramento, parents. thie morning to Newcastle. today. from the New iaeeencs mine. at Algonquin, {Ill., when the milk ex Reader ($1.00). Write the questions you reading by let'er as at o ters strictly confidential, Gypsy -@onstable E; Northup 1s ones ee Demo-/. 'North San Juan. Olark Northup is over from North ©. CG, Weisenberger, Frank White and &;. Hathway arrived here from — Bloomfield yesterday. D P. Jones, general manager of the Steamboat mine at Alleghany, Sierra} county, arrived in Nevada Oity last b freshen en route to San Francieco on The young son of Thomas Bennetts severely injured his small floger last Sunday by running it against a meat Ga.J. Reotor and wife are home from Mieses Grace Jackeon’ and Mortina Marsh returned home Sunday moraEd Uren has returned. from a visit _ Miss Winnie Malloy, who: bas been TreDan MoPhetres. of Truckee, who was Ralph Eddy retarned tdday to Stan(ford University after a visit*with bis Editor F. K. Wadsworth retarned Wm. Penrose came up trom Anburn Superiotendent.C, M. Root . down Killed by a Train. E.em, sie November, 38—Frank and Louis Schutte and Charles and James Woodrich were killed early yesterday press on the Ohicago and Northweetern Railroad struck their carriage on the crossing of the main street of the village. All lived at Algenquin, and did not see the train.on account of the darkness and the cover of their baggy. Zelpha, the Gypsy Queen Life Has just arrived from her native lend. Fall life fending hy mail or at office te rol — ask — w ust as hs “Aud let ” 993 Market tbe Cal. arket s Oat this out for future reference n42w John W. Mackay . LonpDon, Morenbes 8—The remains of John W. Mackay, who died here July 20th, will be taken to the United States November 5th. Mrs, Mackay and her daugbter, the Princess Colonna, will accompany them. The duration, of Mrs Mackay’s stay in America id uncertain and may be only a few months. teresting Neus Kens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. A girl to do general housework is wanted. Apply atthe TransoniPr office. Tonight when you are awaiting the returns of the election, drop in at Foley’s, the con‘ectioner, and enjoy one of bis fine oyster cocktails. The regular meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society has been postponed A HEAVY VOTE. Great Interest Was Taken in the Rlection Today. The election today wae conducted in a quiet, but epergetic way, The many friende of the candidates were in evi-. dence on all sides, and carriages were going in all directions conveying the voters to their respective precincts Whatever the outcome maybe, you can depend that the voters believe that they have done their duty. In this’ election politics have been cast aside in regard to the-county nominees, because of the regard that seme voters have for their friends: Bat whatever the verdict maybe, it will be accepted by those whio are well-meaning. This afternoon a wagon gaily decerated with the cards of the Republioan candidates and a dog drewing the vehicle, attracted, much attention on the street. The outfit was a novel one. The vote cast in Nevada Oity was unusually heavy for a State and Oounty election, showing that people have studied matters and voted accordingly. The streets were crowded all the afternoon with earnest citizens, positive ‘that they were right in their opinion. At 8:80 o’clgck this afternoon the vote cact in the different precincts in this city compared with the registration was as follows: Precinct No. 1, at Pleza—Voted, 210; registration, 271. Precinct No. 2, at City Hall—Voted, dence of D. A. Dailey. e@e-~ oe Hives are aterrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan’s Ointment oever fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 cente. Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the ‘very best of beef, mutton and. veal on hand a all times. ———— coe _. mnining business. 190; registration, 230, Found. . tical . . Dtadley Arnbart has retarned from Precinct No. 8, No. 1 Fire Howse—. 4 joan horse with bald face has been Tanvan, Celo,, Hoy. §.kaepee Reno. Voted, 120; registration, 164: Sonu Owner can procnre the horse by Precinct No. 4, Court House—Voted, 175; registration, 227, The voting in the outside precinots cery store, and paying for this ment, né until Friday evening, November 7th. . ° The meeting willbe held at the resl-. calling on Will Carter, Or at acer. de did vertiseA Dear Ride. ‘WHATCOM, Wash ‘ Hoyembet ret man named Iverson was found neer the track of the Suburban Street Ratl-} way today with his body half submerged in’ Whatcom Oreek,. The man . died before medical assistance arrived, . ® It is said that he attempted to tide. on) Wt a street car lest night without paying! — fare, and was ejected from the car near the place where be was found. To Fight a Duel. eee eer ° pest man to ,the Sacrament aboyant editorialé ig by all odds. Ex c se preol not, his ¥ office be wan jon he espouses. wd js conductiog Paris, November 8—The seconds of siete ss retea eg oranda a the Marquis de Dion and M, Geraalt You've heard: it mas th ben # 5 nd ee 8 ao Richard of the Petit Republique met) by practical tect. . fe ore another today and agreed on the conditions of eee 1 y of the State fol aduel te be fought tomorrow. The ie 4 fle bas been ti place and hour of the encounter have Cha ge of Ve nu Lie, honest ant , not yet been decided upon, S alibas and Pd Sr. Lous, Nociitee ~The or the public “< , Fur Boa Pound Colonel Edward Batler, millions sienoy. . Tie el Afur boa has been iecnt ee politican, indicted on a chargeot yi make 0° have the same by proving property Paving for this notice, by calling at the. "2? We" “OUay sent to Fulton try TRANSORIPT office. j {02 8 change of venue, bow long you cinieniimiaa a tit hasn’t alreat gonsumption, Dr. ne Syrup will cure ion Returns 5 dispatches f arne all over th be received and Hotel this ever tree lunch and cls served in the hete! ted to make the Frien Yates of San Franc’ ine on the San Jt Maher & co, Na 7 $3 a Suit. $3 a i Ladies, today we bled on sale all the Leading. 4 Colors in all Dress Goods at. was close up to the limit at 3:80 o’olock, ‘Was Not True. It was reported on. the streets here thie afternoon that Jobn Connors, who was seriously hurt in a mining acci-¢ dent at Grass Valley last night, had succumbed to his injuries. We learned by telephone that the report was not TAYLOR'S. DURE Ground Spices These spices are in tins and are abTwentieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid: physic as the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped }, C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. sell in any desired quantities. ae ae AT CUT RATES. Rifles, Ammunition,; Etc. LEGG & SHAW CO. 2 DR. R. E. z. SMITH parlors are @ branch of the Electro-Dental Parl best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast ana” and Are Located Here Permanently. PAINLESS EXTRACTION 60 CENTS gar-Xo c*arge for Extracti ¢ : Pee gg ere rae eee, Masentc Building, up Stairs, Ca Plae Street, Nevada City. 2-02z. 4-0z. 8-oz. 10c solutely pure and full weight. We also garry whole spices in bulk, wnich we Tay’ sTa Coe House uns and Rifles Ba Var Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns EEE ode a: IE lectro-Dental Parlors ‘established nearly four years ago. One of the jee Sacramento, R. E. SMITH, D. D.s $3°a Suit. All new goods, everyone a plum at the price. Come early, they won’t be here long. The Big Store is filled with all the new things in Dry Goods. We want you to call New Waistings, New Jackets and Capes. visiting bis frier Sweetland. Afte jorty years, the ol many changes, be a schoolboy whe he scenes of his $e jrowing Down.” dy bas noticed th age people groy p that a person fo height “grows do iminutive man or W Respectfully, ontemporary points Oinnamon 5c 250 , ig a member of the Board of Supervisors true, es lee Ca Pie elelee ew pears yp a 250. Maher ce ® a . pete sir daring the time.when J. M, Baffing= guew ike ee ————— ST boman budy bas ri ton was representing thie district in Headache Saps Your Vitality Thy Me . ofecrrers cee lbo Be which is retained that body, is over to attend his friend’s : * eat ORES ee Orion 15c 250 She Datntiost Woman et which the “grow funeral. And wrecks the brain. One dose o! Sor tia ene tgnain ss Hd a da C, bs. At first and , Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure 4 c ‘ Z yf } process is so slow sehr ete sotsanh ho arin 13 aeeemeoya picedtae tal . Has = ec. =e ug u is They cure neuralgia, . (oe 150 50 a ZOULD look still: more dainty in one of thove styllmmmt begins to be notic to San Francisco, 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. [4y hough { Dickerman ‘aohe t. Black Pepper. . . 100 18c¢260 dress. hats our milliners are torning out, even though a ve Mrs. Kate Gaffoey, who has been agen White Pepper... 100 15 . 28c ne ap h millinery are really surpria at all; the fact 1 viadan relatives in Nevada City, has] ~ ad Mustard .... 10c 150 25 thats. We're keeping up with the down” becomes a) elogan Inetropddltan ot styles in every line, and this week] special dress. Lat A f consideration. Pricts easily within reach of the smallest pocket book. Dinners Cont Fiv mr weg in walking Nalte, sailors, etc., we have every proportion of the poseib! needed. ; live at public 4 Ouildcente school hats are one of our specials. Commercial Street, Nevada City. tands, which are fc inthe densely sett! b. They are gene ms, the walls blac! and smaoke of” aris an old fashion mumber of pots a a savory steam a always for macarc if of life. The oth f various kinds o e8, While on the cou Ptojects into the bods spread out ix 8. The customers 8 and tackets, loc W hake their select: ees are reinarkably fruit and ma ticles of Neapolita here, it Is said, 't ce in the world, az dking shops a good hed for 2 cents and for 5 cents.—Chie Grocer CHAS. E. MULLOY, FORGE, «4 16 Cents BON AMI 10 Cents SAPOLIO ~ 10 Cents’ J BLO . 10 Cents: Artistic Japay ustic Jap shows 1 olutely nothing e3 and a screen an vase, * *@ @ how from the root Was a great pictu Ay collector ke stowed away in. down,” his Storehe are brought up 01 tor is present & single pict in and hung up. utiful picture by’ COCCI IIIHIIIEH OK of Millinery. O Opening @ ht ich like brin ‘ “Main Street, Nevada City. I desire to announce to the ladies of Nevada Cont fee earineing that my grand opening will be held on . wr In Color,” by M 1A 6. 1 Curse of Wom ——— 4d hervous heada “ache Oure give cures. Gu fmm nday,. Cuesday and Wednesday. and invite you all to call and inspect my stock, AP the latest styles, shapes, fashions end colors. (—— 4 oe fail to sal Come today. mtr to mith Bey rnodern ELEGTRIOAL} and other conveniences Fe doing eile Me. For ana say nee ee regular prices charged bavetliee ASTO R (ERICHS full U Uppet or Lower $10 00/QULD FILLINGS. $2.00 U ae 7 : Coast d,-4 O ee ¢ 08 SiLven FILLINGS ae s Tafants and ¢ GRIDGE WORK: per tooth. 00} CLEANING Baas Nain Siceet” kode cel he Yeonde CM” OAR You Have Ab (si ' RAY ponennccanenes

<8 ne pea gs en Be on ww ree ee a! ae ‘ ae “Republican speakers and candidates ‘towards others on the _ aay have a phenomenal majority in November. _ NEVADA Cae Dae TRANSCRIPT ——— PUBLISHED RY---THE ‘TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING . COMPANY FRED x. BROWN, Manager. denitl st Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMet, + ~~ $6 Per Year . 'By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per We Delivered toany part of the city. TUESDAY ... iiebass <euieeiee LL d Aishs «saws 58 SUN Sob November 4, 1902 CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED e100 a 000 00 _ The campaign liar, as usual, was busy plying his vocation on the eve of election throughout the State, for the purpose of deceiving voters as to the views and attitude of many ticket, etc. One of these most flagrant rumors that have been circulated with the intention of doing harm generally, and especially in the large cities, has been nipped in the bud bythe Republican State Central Committee, who has sent out the following press dispatch which is self-explanatory. It is evident that the campaign liars in this instance have purposely misconstrued particular portions of Governor Henry T. Gage’s recent speech at -San Francisco and attempted to place him in a false light with the voters. the lie has been “nailed,” as the following will show : Go the Yevada City. Granseript:San Francisco, Nov. 3.—The following telegram just received: “ Los Angeles, rola Nov. 3, 1902.—To Mr. Charles H. Spear, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.: It is reported to me that some people are making unwarranted use of the fact that in my introductory remarks at the Republican rally here Saturday night I failed to refer to Dr. Pardee by name. I did refer to him in common with my other friends upon the Republican State ticket, and asked that the power of the Republican party might be perpetuated . § through the medium of a phenomenal majority on the coming 4th of November for the entire Republican ticket. Such misconstructions of my words are infamous. You and thous: ands of others were present on that Saturday night in Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco when I said that I hoped Dr. Pardee would be elected as the successor of myself in office. Thereafter at Bakersfield I said the following of our Republican standard bearer: He is a brilliant man, a man of rare character and worth and I hope that Dr. Pardee I theant what I said in Mechanies Pavilion, I meant what I said at Bakersfield a my views have remained unchanged.” “HENRY T. GAGE. Cuas. H. Sprar, Chairman Campaign Seal A PARDEE AND REEVE The’ Examiner Comes Out Sttonely Fo These Republican Candidates. San Francisco, November 4.—Considerable stir was occasioned in political circles this morning when the fact was made known that the San Francisco Examiner had come out openly in today’s issue and declared for Dr. Geo. C. Pardee, the Republican candidate for Governor, and Truman B. Reeves, the Republican candidate for State Treasurer. The Examiner not only indorses these two Republican candidates . but alse strongly urges their election by the voters of the State. As the Examiner is the leading organ of the Union Labor Party of San Francisco, it is predicted that this endorsement will carry weight in to-day’s election. General ecto Hees. New York, Nov. 4—Fine weather prevailed throughout the East today and.a heavy vote will be polled throughout the State. Over two-thirds of the city vote was cast before noon, One hundred and thirty-two arrests were made for illegal voting. SAN FRANCcIsco, how. 4.—The election is proceeding quietly and butew disturbances are reported. Over one-third of the vote was cast before 9:30 A.M. Voting is light in the district south of Market street. . Los ANGELES, Nov. 4—Perfect weather Seivesits throughout Southern California, bringing out the full vote of both plexion of the Congressional delegea. tions from. New Jersey will probably remain unchanged, eight etic and two Democrats. can thanagers in this State claim that alll their Congrestional candidaves) } ore on a visit, will ba elected with the possible exception of the Second district. Cratic leadera express absolute confiBut. dence ia the election of two of thefr. San Juan. candidates and aré hopeful. as to a =jhour by Trainmen Killed. _ . etreet. “LECTION NT Tt Us PERSONAL VENTION : say . About It. Trenton, N. J. Nov, 8—The comDetroit, Mich., Nov 3—Political ob‘Bautimore, Md., Nov. 3,—Republithird. Conservative non-partiean estima‘es' are that that four Republicnas . ’ aod two Democrats will be elected. All the present Representatives from Maryland are chi eho situation in this State thig morniog is anchanged. Both sides are claiming victory by large majorities. The iasues will undoubtedly be mixed in many counties, but the betting favors the election of a Democratic State cket and a majoiity of the county offices. There is great interest in thie. city over the claims made by the Republicans of wholesale fraudulent registration. The Democrats this morning claim to have over 400 affidavits from those who the Republicans assert are fraudulently registered.. County Clerk Aichels todey certified to the election judges, at least a portionof the names which he had been enjoined from certifying by Judge Johnson. i Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late John M. Batfington wil take place from the family residence, near this city, tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock. Religious services will be conducted at the above Rev. Wm. Angwin, and atll a. m.the Masons will conduct [ their services at the grave in Pine Grove cemetery. StaPLes, Minn., Nov, 3—A second section of a west-bound Northern Pacific passenger train collided with a freight near Moorehead’ yesterday, Charles Goff and C. J. Oongdon, trainmen, were killed and Brakeman Joho Ryan was seriously injured. Weather Report. Forecaster McAdle of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Fair tonight and Wednesday. PNT i i Clam Chowder. While the election returns ere being received at the National Hotel this evening, there will be an extra fine clam chowder‘and free lanch served in the hotel bar. The publie generally is . tevited. : —~eSeFinest Harness in the County. The finest line of ry and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of fous iros'on Broad He has an assortment of gente’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlete that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all rades.and prices, e manufactures arness, cushions, bugey and cart: . ines made aera y 2 Ss riage trimmin vat once’ and ome will mare ‘be “ies patron. \ Would Smash the Chub. . woman loc: aw. Millions know that’ the best thi-g to put on a cut is Buck-. len’s Arnica Salve, the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Eraptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only me at Vinton’s drug store. ~o> A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine. parties. Heavy vote polled before eight o’clock. _. cigars, for sale at Rector Brog. © ; Cobwebs gut on a cut lately gave a ; iofallible. Political bDaily Rovord of the servers Have to Say.) _ Doings of Our James L. Morgan returned today te Newoastle. hs “Mra, v. J. Bell arrived here last evening ‘and left this morning for Graniteville. ‘Mies ‘Marie Sobild at Oakland is here oda visit. ‘Baperintendent 4. D. Gassaway arservers concede the election of Gov-. rived here. thie morning from San ernor Bliss and the entire Repablican Franeleco on his’ baal ‘to North Bloomticket, although it is expected the Governor will ran behind bis ticket, It ‘is conceded that the Republicans will jevening and left this morning ‘for have an overwhelming majority in the . Oakland. Legislature, which will elect a succesor to James —— field: “Mrs. Lb Gayles and two ébibdven came down from Downieville last > Mrs. John Kleiner and two children of Oakland are here on a visit.W. J. Pearce of San Francisco ar~ rived here last évening and left this morning for Washington. Mrs. Mary Jones of Portland, Or., is Miss Mary Hart is home on a visit. hook, a visit to Sacramento, ifig from a vigit at North San Juan. to the coast. visiting at San Francieco, hae turned.to ber bome in this city. retarned to her home at Downieville. ’ Mre.A. BH. Tickell has returned from a visit to relatives at Sacramento, parents. thie morning to Newcastle. today. from the New iaeeencs mine. at Algonquin, {Ill., when the milk ex Reader ($1.00). Write the questions you reading by let'er as at o ters strictly confidential, Gypsy -@onstable E; Northup 1s ones ee Demo-/. 'North San Juan. Olark Northup is over from North ©. CG, Weisenberger, Frank White and &;. Hathway arrived here from — Bloomfield yesterday. D P. Jones, general manager of the Steamboat mine at Alleghany, Sierra} county, arrived in Nevada Oity last b freshen en route to San Francieco on The young son of Thomas Bennetts severely injured his small floger last Sunday by running it against a meat Ga.J. Reotor and wife are home from Mieses Grace Jackeon’ and Mortina Marsh returned home Sunday moraEd Uren has returned. from a visit _ Miss Winnie Malloy, who: bas been TreDan MoPhetres. of Truckee, who was Ralph Eddy retarned tdday to Stan(ford University after a visit*with bis Editor F. K. Wadsworth retarned Wm. Penrose came up trom Anburn Superiotendent.C, M. Root . down Killed by a Train. E.em, sie November, 38—Frank and Louis Schutte and Charles and James Woodrich were killed early yesterday press on the Ohicago and Northweetern Railroad struck their carriage on the crossing of the main street of the village. All lived at Algenquin, and did not see the train.on account of the darkness and the cover of their baggy. Zelpha, the Gypsy Queen Life Has just arrived from her native lend. Fall life fending hy mail or at office te rol — ask — w ust as hs “Aud let ” 993 Market tbe Cal. arket s Oat this out for future reference n42w John W. Mackay . LonpDon, Morenbes 8—The remains of John W. Mackay, who died here July 20th, will be taken to the United States November 5th. Mrs, Mackay and her daugbter, the Princess Colonna, will accompany them. The duration, of Mrs Mackay’s stay in America id uncertain and may be only a few months. teresting Neus Kens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. A girl to do general housework is wanted. Apply atthe TransoniPr office. Tonight when you are awaiting the returns of the election, drop in at Foley’s, the con‘ectioner, and enjoy one of bis fine oyster cocktails. The regular meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society has been postponed A HEAVY VOTE. Great Interest Was Taken in the Rlection Today. The election today wae conducted in a quiet, but epergetic way, The many friende of the candidates were in evi-.

dence on all sides, and carriages were going in all directions conveying the voters to their respective precincts Whatever the outcome maybe, you can depend that the voters believe that they have done their duty. In this’ election politics have been cast aside in regard to the-county nominees, because of the regard that seme voters have for their friends: Bat whatever the verdict maybe, it will be accepted by those whio are well-meaning. This afternoon a wagon gaily decerated with the cards of the Republioan candidates and a dog drewing the vehicle, attracted, much attention on the street. The outfit was a novel one. The vote cast in Nevada Oity was unusually heavy for a State and Oounty election, showing that people have studied matters and voted accordingly. The streets were crowded all the afternoon with earnest citizens, positive ‘that they were right in their opinion. At 8:80 o’clgck this afternoon the vote cact in the different precincts in this city compared with the registration was as follows: Precinct No. 1, at Pleza—Voted, 210; registration, 271. Precinct No. 2, at City Hall—Voted, dence of D. A. Dailey. e@e-~ oe Hives are aterrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan’s Ointment oever fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 cente. Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the ‘very best of beef, mutton and. veal on hand a all times. ———— coe _. mnining business. 190; registration, 230, Found. . tical . . Dtadley Arnbart has retarned from Precinct No. 8, No. 1 Fire Howse—. 4 joan horse with bald face has been Tanvan, Celo,, Hoy. §.kaepee Reno. Voted, 120; registration, 164: Sonu Owner can procnre the horse by Precinct No. 4, Court House—Voted, 175; registration, 227, The voting in the outside precinots cery store, and paying for this ment, né until Friday evening, November 7th. . ° The meeting willbe held at the resl-. calling on Will Carter, Or at acer. de did vertiseA Dear Ride.. ‘WHATCOM, Wash ‘ Hoyembet ret man named Iverson was found neer the track of the Suburban Street Ratl-} way today with his body half submerged in’ Whatcom Oreek,.. The man . died before medical assistance arrived, . ® It is said that he attempted to tide. on) Wt a street car lest night without paying! — fare, and was ejected from the car near the place where be was found. To Fight a Duel. eee eer ° pest man to ,the Sacrament aboyant editorialé ig by all odds. Ex c se preol not, his ¥ office be wan jon he espouses. wd js conductiog Paris, November 8—The seconds of siete ss retea eg oranda a the Marquis de Dion and M, Geraalt You've heard: it mas th ben # 5 nd ee 8 ao Richard of the Petit Republique met) by practical tect. . fe ore another today and agreed on the conditions of eee 1 y of the State fol aduel te be fought tomorrow. The ie 4 fle bas been ti place and hour of the encounter have Cha ge of Ve nu Lie, honest ant , not yet been decided upon, S alibas and Pd Sr. Lous, Nociitee ~The or the public “< , Fur Boa Pound Colonel Edward Batler, millions sienoy. . Tie el Afur boa has been iecnt ee politican, indicted on a chargeot yi make 0° have the same by proving property Paving for this notice, by calling at the. "2? We" “OUay sent to Fulton try TRANSORIPT office. j {02 8 change of venue, bow long you cinieniimiaa a tit hasn’t alreat gonsumption, Dr. ne Syrup will cure ion Returns 5 dispatches f arne all over th be received and Hotel this ever tree lunch and cls served in the hete! ted to make the Frien Yates of San Franc’ ine on the San Jt Maher & co, Na 7 $3 a Suit. $3 a i Ladies, today we bled on sale all the Leading. 4 Colors in all Dress Goods at.. was close up to the limit at 3:80 o’olock, ‘Was Not True. It was reported on. the streets here thie afternoon that Jobn Connors, who was seriously hurt in a mining acci-¢ dent at Grass Valley last night, had succumbed to his injuries. We learned by telephone that the report was not TAYLOR'S. DURE Ground Spices These spices are in tins and are abTwentieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid: physic as the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped }, C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. sell in any desired quantities. ae ae AT CUT RATES. Rifles, Ammunition,; Etc. LEGG & SHAW CO. 2 DR. R. E. z. SMITH parlors are @ branch of the Electro-Dental Parl best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast ana” and Are Located Here Permanently. PAINLESS EXTRACTION 60 CENTS gar-Xo c*arge for Extracti ¢ : Pee gg ere rae eee, Masentc Building, up Stairs, Ca Plae Street, Nevada City. 2-02z. 4-0z. 8-oz. 10c solutely pure and full weight. We also garry whole spices in bulk, wnich we Tay’ sTa Coe House uns and Rifles Ba Var Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns EEE ode a: IE lectro-Dental Parlors ‘established nearly four years ago. One of the jee Sacramento, R. E. SMITH, D. D.s $3°a Suit. All new goods, everyone a plum at the price. Come early, they won’t be here long. The Big Store is filled with all the new things in Dry Goods. We want you to call New Waistings, New Jackets and Capes. visiting bis frier Sweetland. Afte jorty years, the ol many changes, be a schoolboy whe he scenes of his $e jrowing Down.” dy bas noticed th age people groy p that a person fo height “grows do iminutive man or W Respectfully, ontemporary points Oinnamon 5c 250 , ig a member of the Board of Supervisors true, es lee Ca Pie elelee ew pears yp a 250. Maher ce ® a . pete sir daring the time.when J. M, Baffing= guew ike ee ————— ST boman budy bas ri ton was representing thie district in Headache Saps Your Vitality Thy Me . ofecrrers cee lbo Be which is retained that body, is over to attend his friend’s : * eat ORES ee Orion 15c 250 She Datntiost Woman et which the “grow funeral. And wrecks the brain. One dose o! Sor tia ene tgnain ss Hd a da C, bs. At first and , Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure 4 c ‘ Z yf } process is so slow sehr ete sotsanh ho arin 13 aeeemeoya picedtae tal . Has = ec. =e ug u is They cure neuralgia, . (oe 150 50 a ZOULD look still: more dainty in one of thove styllmmmt begins to be notic to San Francisco, 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. [4y hough { Dickerman ‘aohe t. Black Pepper. . . 100 18c¢260 dress. hats our milliners are torning out, even though a ve Mrs. Kate Gaffoey, who has been agen White Pepper..... 100 15 . 28c ne ap h millinery are really surpria at all; the fact 1 viadan relatives in Nevada City, has] ~ ad Mustard ....... 10c 150 25 thats. We're keeping up with the down” becomes a) elogan Inetropddltan ot styles in every line, and this week] special dress. Lat A f consideration. Pricts easily within reach of the smallest pocket book. Dinners Cont Fiv mr weg in walking Nalte, sailors, etc., we have every proportion of the poseib! needed. ; live at public 4 Ouildcente school hats are one of our specials. Commercial Street, Nevada City. tands, which are fc inthe densely sett! b. They are gene ms, the walls blac! and smaoke of” aris an old fashion mumber of pots a a savory steam a always for macarc if of life. The oth f various kinds o e8, While on the cou Ptojects into the bods spread out ix 8. The customers 8 and tackets, loc W hake their select: ees are reinarkably fruit and ma ticles of Neapolita here, it Is said, 't ce in the world, az dking shops a good hed for 2 cents and for 5 cents.—Chie Grocer CHAS. E. MULLOY, FORGE, «4 16 Cents BON AMI 10 Cents SAPOLIO ~ 10 Cents’ J BLO . 10 Cents: Artistic Japay ustic Jap shows 1 olutely nothing e3 and a screen an vase, * *@ @ how from the root Was a great pictu Ay collector ke stowed away in. down,” his Storehe are brought up 01 tor is present & single pict in and hung up. utiful picture by’ COCCI IIIHIIIEH OK of Millinery. O Opening @ ht ich like brin ‘ “Main Street, Nevada City. I desire to announce to the ladies of Nevada Cont fee earineing that my grand opening will be held on . wr In Color,” by M 1A 6. 1 Curse of Wom ——— 4d hervous heada “ache Oure give cures. Gu fmm nday,. Cuesday and Wednesday.. and invite you all to call and inspect my stock, AP the latest styles, shapes, fashions end colors. (—— 4 oe fail to sal Come today. mtr to mith Bey rnodern ELEGTRIOAL} and other conveniences Fe doing eile Me. For ana say nee ee regular prices charged bavetliee ASTO R (ERICHS full U Uppet or Lower $10 00/QULD FILLINGS.. $2.00 U ae 7 : Coast d,-4 O ee ¢ 08 SiLven FILLINGS ae s Tafants and ¢ GRIDGE WORK: per tooth. 00} CLEANING Baas Nain Siceet” kode cel he Yeonde CM” OAR You Have Ab (si ' RAY ponennccanenes