November 5, 1896 (4 pages)

Ree Ri ad ob & = N 3 sere site ge Caen as BE Wor Nir cen ve tenee ara nee eae ar oso reenter ae eae eer : 0 cg De ee eS en oe OO 7 7 I Reet ta ssandaetnniea —<—— THE . TRANSCRIPT : Established Sept. 6, 1860, ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. s NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. R Z me Proprietors THURSDAY... NOV. 5, 1896. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local. Interest. Albert Allan’s new home presents a fine appearance. The sidewalks this morning were heavily coated with frost. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver of Piety Hj} is very sick.The Nevada City cricketers will ~ probably go to Penryn Sunday to play the team at that. place. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke have taken rooms at the National Hotel and will spend the winter here. The Sacramento restaurant and lodging house, on Sacramento street, has been rented to Mrs. Al Nichols. . Our merchants are getting ready to have big stocks of Christmas goods, as they expect ‘a large holiday trade. After the meeting of the Américan Legion of Honor tonight an entertainment. will be given, for the members only. hire We will now have a rest on the election business for two years, and then we will see about a new Governor, State and county officers. The Nevada County Electric Power Company have again put up in front of their office in this city the large illuminated letters, “N. C. E_P, G0.” Yesterday Dr.Sawyer was called to attend a man named Maise, who while working at Schmidt’s sawmill, near the Central House, sprained his arm very badly. Prof. Michell will not give his usual soiree tomorrow evening, owing to the entertainment that is to be given for the benefit of the Congregational Church. : Next Thursday night the O’s and D’s of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will entertain the other members of the Parlor at the close of the regular meeting. There was a good attendance of dancers at the social hop given by the Chosen Friends at Odd Fellows banquet hall last night. It was a very enjoyable affair. Notwithstanding the San Francisco papers teem with big advertisements of great bargains in gentlemen’s_ suits, one who has seen the goods says “the Nevada City merchants sell better goods for less money than those humbug merchants at the Bay.” Electoral Vote. From the returns which have come iv, the Transcript has: prepared the following table, showing the electoral vote as it now stands : McKinley. Bryan. Alabama :...-.55. — It ATKCANSAS . 866i se cae es os 8 California.... 9 “Colorado sal Seorcian atte ares —_ Connecticut ...-. t. '6 _ Delaware ..65 00055 3 — a . RORIUCKY: © 002s nkante 13 — LOUISIAIA 56a. Qasine — 8 PRINS 5 ice dete Saeed 3 6 _ Maryland....-. 8 _ Massachusetts ... 15 _— Michigan: ..5. 565.06. 14 ad Minnesota.... Oe Mississippi ..:.. a 9 Missouri....— 17. Montana .... — 3 Nebraska ....8 _ North Carolina... — il North Dakota... 4 oat Oregon raGrelalg pap ase aie iS Pennsylvania ths fe eater’ 32 — Rhode Island.... 4 no South Carolina... — 9 South Dakota... 4 I ON EES ery Tce — e 5 @ . w & . w . Viewinia. (os 5.\ es coon. _ West Virginia... Ree, _ Washington.,... _ Wisconsin .... 12 _ Wyoming .... ah sas 3 a . 298 150 TRUBGRAPHIG “Good For Plumas County. Quincy, Nov. 5.—Calkins’ majority over Prisk in Plumas county amounts to 170. Latest Election News. San FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.— Complete returns from 2115 precincts in California out of 2877 give McKinley 141,117, Bryan 134,134. ___. CONGRESSIONAL. 1st District—329 precincts out of 440 give Barbam (R.) 15,788, Cutler (D.) 14,143. 2d District—887 precincts out of 464 give Johnson (R.) 17,840, DeVries (D.) 22,385. 8d District—256 out of 267 precincts give HilbornR.) 19,756, English (D.) 15,787. 5th District—201 out oi 221 precincts give Loud (R.) 19,220, Kelly (D.) 10,774. 6th District—808 out of 819 precincts give McLachlan (R.) 22,912, Barlow. (D.) 22,841. 7 7th District—420 out of 485 precincts give Bowers (R.) 18,142, Castle (D.) 18,064. New Yorks, Nov. 5—Chairman Mark Hanna just issued a statement in which he says McKinley has 265 electorial votes sure, and that he feels confident of 13 more in Kentucky, 3 in Wyoming and 11 in North Carolinia ‘which are now in doubt. Million and a Half. New York, Nov. 5.—McKinley has received one and one-half million plurality on the popular vote of the United Full of Joy. New York, Nov. 4.—The Tribune this morning comments editorially upon the result of the election as follows: William McKinley has been elected by an overwhelmingly majority, and, the anxiety of all patriotic hearts gives place to a joy too prefound for expression. Itis not only a victory, but one so complete and decisive as to answer the fervent prayers of .loyal men. Bryan, Bryanism, Altgeldism, the free silver conspiracy and the deep plots of anarchists are all buried under an avalanche of ballots. There have been uted to the error. The people will not with startling distinctness their capac: themselves, The News In England, Lonpon, Nov. 4.—The election of McKinley to the Presidency of the United States had'a marked effect upon American securities here today. Business on the Stock Exchange opened with a rush to buy. Milwaukee’s and Louisville’s led the advance on the entire list, with advances from $2 to $6, which sent the brokers flying hatless in every direction to join in the wild hub-bub inside, while in the streets customers were coming up by the dozens. According to the general Badly Defeated. the right to vote to wonien, has been Hoov’s Prius cure liver ills, constipabadly beaten in this State. tion, jaundice, sick headache, biliousness, 25c. i Men’s Tennis Flannel Overshirts suit able for winter wear at 25 cents each at the Branch Wonder Store. n35t ‘Burbank Potatoes. Bold Pirates. : Wasuineton, D. C., Nov. 5.—Reports from United States Consul Burke at Tangiers, Morocco, state that about Wolf, the cash grocer, has just re100 Moorish pirates attacked a French ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Potatoes, and is selling them at the lowest price. 030-tf . sailing vessel off the Riffian coast and . atten a’desperate struggle boarded it./ druggists. 25c. dangerous tendencies and joins, none fail to honor first of all William McKinley himself, whose statemanship and lofty patriotism have been not more conspicuous than his wise leadership. But above all, it is the victory of the people who have once more shown ity, and therefore their right to govern Spanish soldiers went to the rescue of the vessel and succeeded in repulsing the pirates as they were making off with plunder and prisoners, rescuing the captain and crew. Spanish loss, ong killed and’ five fatally wounded. He Is‘ Re-Elected. advocate, R. P. Bland, has been returned to Congress from the Eighth District. Hoping Against Hope. Lincotn, Neb., Nov. 4.—Bryan does not admit his defeat, but does not claim his election, saying he is waiting for the complete returns. Later telegrams gave him more encouragement than earlier bulletins. The nominee grows--more hopeful asthe day advances. He figures he will get 216 votes surely, and hopes to make up the deficiency. Will Inspire. Confidence. Cuicaao, Nov. 4.—Henry B. Paine of the Republican National Committee said: “The country is to be congratulated that the majority is so great that it will inspire confidence in business circles. Too much praise cannot in my opinion be given to those patriotic men who have broken away from their old-time affiliations to support our ticket.” Pluck Up. Courage, New York, N. Y Nov. 4.—The Times says: We have had three years of silver panic and business depression. We have given three months to Bryan. Capital has been frightened, enterprise benumbed, industry paralyzed. Now that we have utterly annihilated Bryan and 16 to 1, let everyboby pluck up courage and get to work. A season of prosperity. richer. than any in the country’s history lies before us. It should be entered upon with zeal and ous spirit of a sensible people. It isno time for crazy booms, or speculative kite flying. It is a time for hard work and business skill and judgment, and for push and enterprise in all legitimate fields. The American people are tired of hard times. They want good times. It will go ill with anybody who stands in the way of their enjoying them. McKinley Carries California. It is now conceded that California few grander moments in the history . yi) give McKinley a plurality of 7000. of -self-government than this. Today . Returns from all the counties in the the whole nation rises by the reading . State have been received at San Franon its own mistakes and its own most . Cisco by the State Central Committees, 3 ae E and it is the opinion at both the Demo-. have risen, when paid in gold. His stacratic and Republican headquarters tistics and arguments are full and con. : more heartily than many who contribthat McKinley has carried the State by at least that much. The Democrats were confident all along of success in Cali-. pamphlets undonbtedly furnish both fornia, and expected to carry the State . the best and the cheapest information ‘by from 10,000 to 30,000. Considerable . on this question for the general reader. money has changed hands in San Fran-. They are a convenient size for carrying cisco and throughout the State on the in the pocket, are illustrated and are result. Several hundred dollars were . Printed in attractive form with neat bet in this city. A number of bets . °°VOS odds on McKinley. Sr. Louis, Nov. 5.—That great silver . . Superior Judge. The returns from all the precincts in the county show that the contest for Superior Judge is very close between Nilon and Ridge. According to the For the benefit of those wh Oo may have figures kept at the County Clerk’s of-. 9 difficulty in condensing their Chetek fice, Nilon has a majority of six votes. tions I would suggest among other Death of Mrs. Sanks. Mrs. Isaac Sanks died at Grass Valley this afternoon. Deceased was an old resident of that place. Her hus-. first namber, that he regards it as the band died a few years ago. A son, . most valuable and influential of papers, Isaac Sanks Jr., survives her. Hand Cheese. ‘A. B. Wolf, Cash Grocer, has just re-. tion, etc., but with incessant repetition of German . even this sort of flattery is apt to lose impression the election will result in a rapid diminution of gold withdrawals for the United States, and there is no doubt but that McKinley’s victory favorably affected the ‘stock exchange throughout. The consols opened 3% higher than yesterday. A leading English stock broker said, “McKinley’s election has helped the whole. market. Large buying orders from New York were sent after the result of the election was known in the’United States.” ceived a consignment “Hand Case.” 0 eee MeEn’s Gray Merino Shirts and Draw-~-—--— #@ee———--— The Lucky Rabbit’s Foot. Rabbit’s Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s New Lamps. San Francisco, Nov. 5.—The Constitutional Amendment, No. 6, extending Doings and Intentions. W. Davis is down from Sierra City. J.B. Raum is down from Camptonville. W. H. French of San Francisco is in town. ’ M. D. Cooley came down from Washington teday. W.S8.Bell of Oakland arrived here this morning. Mrs. L. Wiseman of San Francisco is here on a visit. L. D.Rathburn was over from Cherokee yesterday. Wm. McGibbons came up from Oakland yesterday. ; A. Mooser of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ° H. French and wife came over from French Corral today. ‘Henry German of San Juan was a visitor here yesterday. Walter Yeaw of Washington was a visitor here yesterday. F. C. Wyckoff and W.H.Curson, of Woodland, are in town. Pat Brophy and wife were over from Columbia Hill yesterday. W. W. Waggoner and wife have gone to Sacramento on a visit. Frank Hitchings arrived here this morning on a visit to his relatives. W. H. Jackson and. Willis Walker were up from Spenceville yesterday. Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife ‘left today for Birchville on a visit to his parents. . C. Bonnemort. of Oakland arrived here last evening en route to Camptonville. Wm. Moore of Sacramento arrived here last evening en route to Downieville. Mrs. Geo. Lawrence of Sacramento arrived here last evening from Downieville on her way home. Peter Tautphaus, Dr. F. F. Liebrick, and Peter Tautphaus arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Sierra county. Information For All. Too much cannot be said in praise of the penny. publication Present Problems. Four numbers have thus far been issued, and each contains an excellent discussion on the money question. No. 1 is a 48-page pamphlet entitled “The Free Coinage Problem.’’ It isa most excellent treatment of the whole confidence, but in the sober, industri-. free coinage problem, showing its bearings on farmers, wage earners and the general public. No. 2 contains, besides other short articles, the now famous ‘‘Horrible Orime— The Demonetization of Iron 2,200 Years Ago,’’ by Alex. P. Hull. No. 8 is entitled ‘‘Free Coinage Dissected.’’ It is by ex-Congressman John De Witt Warner, one of our best posted men omthe money question. He makes good use of the 32 pages in this pamphlet. Besides laying bare the 16-to-1 question he indicates what must be the final. solution of the coinage and currency questions. No. 4 is entitled ‘‘Sixteen to One Versus Wages.’’ It is also by Mr. Warner. It shows from statistics in this and other countries that actual wages have always and everywhere declined when paid”in depreciating money, and clusive. No one who understands them will attempt to answer them. This admirable series-of timely little They are published semi-monthly by were made here on the general result 14 Present Problems Publishing Co., throughout the United States. In San. 57 Park place, New York ao. The Francisco thousands of dollars were! subscription pfice is 20 cents per year; bet on the general result, in most in-. single copies, 1 centeach. Sample copies stances the Republicans offering big . Will be sent free to writers or speakers on the money question, who are likely to are found to be satisfactory. Good Advice to “Old Subscriber.” Once again I am compelled to im. press upon my correspondents the necessity of brevity in their communications. things the omission of preliminary flourishes. It is gratifying to me to hear from every correspondent that he (or she) has been a diligent reader of Truth since its that he has implicit confidence in my intelligence, judgment, sense of justice and desire to do the. right thing, and that he comes to me with every expectaits flavor. : ieast two hours, which is the same thing added to my life. How many days, How: He Discovered the Key. on the front lawn? the dress et of your substitute for Hood’s, ~ use large quantities if the pamphlets I reckon that if all the-tomplimente were taken out of my letter box my ers at 50cents per suit, at the Branch laily reading would be shortened by at as if one whole day per fortnight were pea Nah ; then, must be wasted in writing these Get one of the latest fads in the. 4ompliments? For all our sakes, I beseech my correspondents to come to the point at once, and when they have stated it to sign their names and make Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, . ¥4Y for somebody else. —London Truth is the place to find the best and largest assortment of Hanging and Table Lamps. Prices will astonish you. ee Arg You Tirep all thetime? Then your blood needs to be enriched and burned spot purified by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigor . key of the bi I wquld it in and vitality. pala opnrrstinethc Gillis paclanctetelititns ij . Ir Is a Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla the One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has . ana fished the key out of theashes.—Pearpower to cure, even when other medi} son’s Weekly. BS; cines fail to do any good. Hcop’s Pais are purely vegetable tiaoa, and do not purge, pain or gripe. Al!) give youan appetite. There can be no} Mrs. Lumkins (returning. home from « 017} holiday) For goodness’ ‘sake, George, where are all my dresses that I left in the cupboard in my room, and what is that umkins—I’ll tell you how it was, Maria. You wrote home that if I wanted the in the cupboard. I didn’t know a polonaise from a tennis racket, and I ‘couldn’t possibly find the pocket. So I took all your dresse* out on the lawn, built a fire under then: . Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when ou need a medicine to purify your your nerves ard WE'RE ON TOF! S2FINE CLOTHING, ALSO A FULL LINE OF LE AL AL We Can Save You 50 Cents on Every Dollar. * SE EE ij purchase in gold coin. even one cent more for your goods than is necessary. It is an established “old-timers.” PSU TANALALALALALALALLALLALALUALLALALLALAL LAL EL. HYMAN @CO. FTVOTETTVIVUTEYTEYHtVEVWTTOTTVENVTTV TTY TEVEWWTUYITVTV TY tr 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. When you would say to them that you buy an article for so much less at the SAN FRANCISCO 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 purchase in large quantities at sufficient difference in price to enabie 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 conclusion, we would say that WE ARE HERE, AND TO STAY. , That we most respectfully ask 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 dodging or misrepresentations at the SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES, the only strictly ONE PRICE establishment in Nevada county. gga Our goods are bought for Cash. We sell for cash. New goods received daily. No introduction 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. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. IF YOUR EYESIGHT do not fit. In either case WE CAN HEL and spectacles, and have instruments for testing th We understand glasses you buy. It is a waste of money to pay fancy prices to traveling peddlers. WATCHES ana CLOCKS: We are the leading repairers of time pieces. JEWELS RESET. by poor settings. that show them to advantage. admire. We are proud of them. STERLING SILVER NEVELIIES 60 Ne ee souvenirs. newest things in this line. Broad st., Nevada City. The Only Way to Judge is by what his customers do and by what they Say. __ Preacher 2nd politician, professor and sci this point. He can further judge by the fact that this keep comiug back for more clothes. E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor, Pine street, over A. Tam’s Restaurant. mrt aaa —— T RANSCRIPT, 15"Centsga Week by Carrier in the City $6 00 a Year by Mail. We start in with a $50,000 stock just arrived from] the Eastern and California markets, comprising Hats, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Ladies,’ Men’s, Children’s and Misses’ Shoés. We are not unmindful of the fact that while flaming advertisements are frequently the source of success to the merchant, the public interest must also be guarded, and should be the especial care of the merchant who would court the continual patronage of those who favor him by a purchase, whether it be dollars or cents, for in a limited section as this, when the same forms and faces become so familiar to each other that this whole Northern country are as though neighbors of one and the same town or city, thus rendering the producer morally responsible to the consumers totally in contrast with eastern or western ¢ities where business is-principally transient. The merchant and customer of the hour perchance never meet again, therefore fully cognizant ‘of the responsibilities we assume and the promises we make to PROTECT EVERY CUSTOMER to the full extent of purchase made at our stores by full value ; in exchange for goods returned from any cause, or the full face of their bill ‘of No matter if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, and again, if you are in moderate circumstances it is certainly unjust to yourself to poy that we have lowered prices and have acted as a check upon the greedy L. HYMAN & CO., Commercial Street, near Main. Nevada City, Cal. : SSE Bothers you it may be because you need glasses, or beca those Sade S'YOE" Wecarry e ful une, of eve glasses itting 8 e sight. glasses. No charge for examinations. Just the ordinary jer’s low profit on the Of the very best makes and the most attractive patterns are alwa stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell big de ig Hy The effect of many perfect gems is marred We mount them, at little cost, in settings Our windows cause many people to stop to make very acceptable birthday presents and We have a nice collection of the aieeaiacmaeasd Intelligently of the future is to judge by the past. The only way to measure a merchant tailor’s ability and integrity . *"4 lentist, agree on The gentleman who has never purchased good “ can Judge by asking the opinion of a ie line of pot 4 i ng line of patrons . Lf 79u sre 1s possession of SSS For Arll the News es, pe HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. The undersigned is about to remove to Vallejo and wil] sell his house and lot on Main street % AT A BARGAIN. It is one of the most desirable residence properties in Nevada City. Enquire on the premises. . K. Casprr. © National : Music Store. . . A. C. TURNER, Proprietor. ees Sheet Music—Musio Works. Pianos for Sale or Rent. @@ Orders taken for anything in the Musie Line. No. 3 Broad St. Opp. Rational Hote $100 Reward! The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form, shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. WARNING—From now on there will be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do. so at: their own risk. E. J. pz Santa, JR., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. : LL. PP. FISHER, _ Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’: Exchange, California street, San Francisco. 4 rs pu acific Coast, the Sandwich tiasidk, Poly. nesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, Zepen, China, New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, the Eastern States and Eurupe. Files of nearly every newspaper published on and all ndvanthacratenioned rece c ar them during business hours. oe Dr. A. Chapman, — Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. PATENTS! . ee Pension, Land and LUETJE & BRAND, watcumtses so Jovetera. indian Depredation . NITED STATES AND FOREGGN: PATENTS: designs registered,” ORY TIS, labels Rejected cases prosecuted; conducted ia omy Unie Oe nite If you have an invention, send us a sketchef descripdon of thease in eee att most im por' res and we will aa ou the course ree ursue. E paten ani e@ same hisouee , or if que are chaiged with “ine liable + area ae lac cind to us for a reNational Bureau of Claims, BOX 85, WASHINGTON, D. C. $ Do You Want a Good Drink? . . Then Try PARNELL’S Tel. No, 41144, Commercial Streét. & Grass Valley.sierra City.-+. N. Beer eld. ft C) a Pe you Bet. . occur sas cess THURSDAY. *: NEVADA CITY NV Basterl .-sseeeeete rs — Western.s.---r+0 ‘ *Excepting Saturda Grass Valley, Chicas: Park, Colfax:.. *Mondays, Wednesd OFFICR HOURS—4 + ndays and Holida .mi. i Church E: The entertainm “the Theater tomot penefit of the® Cor promises to be a Those who take hearsing for some rection of Willia) elocutionist, and The sentimental . Last. Loaf” will will be followed . We are told by 1 nessed the ‘rehear ladies and gentl different characte will make a very « tomorrow night. ment and be hij doing so help the given. Admissio 25 cents. Voted F A comparison 0 from the. differe county. shows t voted for McKi1 so were no doul cans and are still ples of the old pa Bryan’s majority be about 850, whi ocratic and Peo will have a ma Of course there v ocrats who votec Populists who vo can Presidentia quiet about it an ing about how t vote on the head Supervi The vote for Si ent districts resi the Republican « is the vote: First. District tin 329. Second Distri: 622, Early 156, 8 Fifth District "166, Cook 26. Episc "Next Thursda the ladies of Tr will hold a baz this city. A been prepared f mumber of novs sented. Every! tend. ee Re Judge E. A. nominee for Si county has . Forbes was th 'Phis was the 1 scenes and inc and ‘in the cor Ver: The confide: in the accurac that Bryan is . touching. The New “Yon will ob: «of merchants and it is done by what we the old way. but ‘everythi Specialties. us. They wil to be true, an yourself ples glad to recei' n35t A B: “My baby by Shiloh’s Martin, Hun ‘Royal Ho ‘the finest ar sprocured o1 A carloas bave: just Bee Hive G never grew Re by That if y: clocks at 1 Lentje & B A good, . is wanted ness. Ap) hours of 8 a reliable’ d When y cleaning 3 and reliat you want

Ree Ri ad ob & = N 3 sere site ge Caen as BE Wor Nir cen ve tenee ara nee eae ar oso reenter ae eae eer : 0 cg De ee eS en oe OO 7 7 I Reet ta ssandaetnniea —<—— THE . TRANSCRIPT : Established Sept. 6, 1860, ; by Nat. P. Brown & Co. s NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. R Z me Proprietors THURSDAY...... NOV. 5, 1896. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local. Interest. Albert Allan’s new home presents a fine appearance. The sidewalks this morning were heavily coated with frost. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver of Piety Hj} is very sick.The Nevada City cricketers will ~ probably go to Penryn Sunday to play the team at that. place. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke have taken rooms at the National Hotel and will spend the winter here. The Sacramento restaurant and lodging house, on Sacramento street, has been rented to Mrs. Al Nichols. . Our merchants are getting ready to have big stocks of Christmas goods, as they expect ‘a large holiday trade. After the meeting of the Américan Legion of Honor tonight an entertainment. will be given, for the members only. hire We will now have a rest on the election business for two years, and then we will see about a new Governor, State and county officers. The Nevada County Electric Power Company have again put up in front of their office in this city the large illuminated letters, “N. C. E_P, G0.” Yesterday Dr.Sawyer was called to attend a man named Maise, who while working at Schmidt’s sawmill, near the Central House, sprained his arm very badly. Prof. Michell will not give his usual soiree tomorrow evening, owing to the entertainment that is to be given for the benefit of the Congregational Church. : Next Thursday night the O’s and D’s of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will entertain the other members of the Parlor at the close of the regular meeting. There was a good attendance of dancers at the social hop given by the Chosen Friends at Odd Fellows banquet hall last night. It was a very enjoyable affair. Notwithstanding the San Francisco papers teem with big advertisements of great bargains in gentlemen’s_ suits, one who has seen the goods says “the Nevada City merchants sell better goods for less money than those humbug merchants at the Bay.” Electoral Vote. From the returns which have come iv, the Transcript has: prepared the following table, showing the electoral vote as it now stands : McKinley. Bryan. Alabama :.....-..55. — It ATKCANSAS .. 866i se cae es os 8 California........ 9 “Colorado sal Seorcian atte ares —_ Connecticut .....-. t. '6 _ Delaware ....65 00055 3 — a . RORIUCKY: © 002s nkante 13 — LOUISIAIA 56a. Qasine — 8 PRINS 5 ice dete Saeed 3 6 _ Maryland........-. 8 _ Massachusetts ..... 15 _— Michigan: ....5. 565.06. 14 ad Minnesota........ Oe Mississippi ...:.... a 9 Missouri........— 17. Montana ........ — 3 Nebraska ........8 _ North Carolina...... — il North Dakota...... 4 oat Oregon raGrelalg pap ase aie iS Pennsylvania ths fe eater’ 32 — Rhode Island....... 4 no South Carolina..... — 9 South Dakota...... 4 I ON EES ery Tce — e 5 @ . w & . w . Viewinia. (os 5.\ es coon. _ West Virginia..... Ree, _ Washington.,..... _ Wisconsin ....... 12 _ Wyoming ........ ah sas 3 a . 298 150 TRUBGRAPHIG “Good For Plumas County. Quincy, Nov. 5.—Calkins’ majority over Prisk in Plumas county amounts to 170. Latest Election News. San FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.— Complete returns from 2115 precincts in California out of 2877 give McKinley 141,117, Bryan 134,134. ___. CONGRESSIONAL. 1st District—329 precincts out of 440 give Barbam (R.) 15,788, Cutler (D.) 14,143. 2d District—887 precincts out of 464 give Johnson (R.) 17,840, DeVries (D.) 22,385. 8d District—256 out of 267 precincts give HilbornR.) 19,756, English (D.) 15,787. 5th District—201 out oi 221 precincts give Loud (R.) 19,220, Kelly (D.) 10,774. 6th District—808 out of 819 precincts give McLachlan (R.) 22,912, Barlow. (D.) 22,841. 7 7th District—420 out of 485 precincts give Bowers (R.) 18,142, Castle (D.) 18,064. New Yorks, Nov. 5—Chairman Mark Hanna just issued a statement in which he says McKinley has 265 electorial votes sure, and that he feels confident of 13 more in Kentucky, 3 in Wyoming and 11 in North Carolinia ‘which are now in doubt. Million and a Half. New York, Nov. 5.—McKinley has received one and one-half million plurality on the popular vote of the United Full of Joy. New York, Nov. 4.—The Tribune this morning comments editorially upon the result of the election as follows: William McKinley has been elected by an overwhelmingly majority, and, the anxiety of all patriotic hearts gives place to a joy too prefound for expression. Itis not only a victory, but one so complete and decisive as to answer the fervent prayers of .loyal men. Bryan, Bryanism, Altgeldism, the free silver conspiracy and the deep plots of anarchists are all buried under an avalanche of ballots. There have been uted to the error. The people will not with startling distinctness their capac: themselves, The News In England, Lonpon, Nov. 4.—The election of McKinley to the Presidency of the United States had'a marked effect upon American securities here today. Business on the Stock Exchange opened with a rush to buy. Milwaukee’s and Louisville’s led the advance on the entire list, with advances from $2 to $6, which sent the brokers flying hatless in every direction to join in the wild hub-bub inside, while in the streets customers were coming up by the dozens. According to the general Badly Defeated. the right to vote to wonien, has been Hoov’s Prius cure liver ills, constipabadly beaten in this State. tion, jaundice, sick headache, biliousness, 25c. i Men’s Tennis Flannel Overshirts suit able for winter wear at 25 cents each at the Branch Wonder Store. n35t ‘Burbank Potatoes. Bold Pirates. : Wasuineton, D. C., Nov. 5.—Reports from United States Consul Burke at Tangiers, Morocco, state that about Wolf, the cash grocer, has just re100 Moorish pirates attacked a French ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Potatoes, and is selling them at the lowest price. 030-tf . sailing vessel off the Riffian coast and . atten a’desperate struggle boarded it./ druggists. 25c. dangerous tendencies and joins, none fail to honor first of all William McKinley himself, whose statemanship and lofty patriotism have been not more conspicuous than his wise leadership. But above all, it is the victory of the people who have once more shown ity, and therefore their right to govern Spanish soldiers went to the rescue of the vessel and succeeded in repulsing the pirates as they were making off with plunder and prisoners, rescuing the captain and crew. Spanish loss, ong killed and’ five fatally wounded. He Is‘ Re-Elected. advocate, R. P. Bland, has been returned to Congress from the Eighth District. Hoping Against Hope. Lincotn, Neb., Nov. 4.—Bryan does not admit his defeat, but does not claim his election, saying he is waiting for the complete returns. Later telegrams gave him more encouragement than earlier bulletins. The nominee grows--more hopeful asthe day advances. He figures he will get 216 votes surely, and hopes to make up the deficiency. Will Inspire. Confidence. Cuicaao, Nov. 4.—Henry B. Paine of the Republican National Committee said: “The country is to be congratulated that the majority is so great that it will inspire confidence in business circles. Too much praise cannot in my opinion be given to those patriotic men who have broken away from their old-time affiliations to support our ticket.” Pluck Up. Courage, New York, N. Y Nov. 4.—The Times says: We have had three years of silver panic and business depression. We have given three months to Bryan. Capital has been frightened, enterprise benumbed, industry paralyzed. Now that we have utterly annihilated Bryan and 16 to 1, let everyboby pluck up courage and get to work. A season of prosperity. richer. than any in the country’s history lies before us. It should be entered upon with zeal and ous spirit of a sensible people. It isno time for crazy booms, or speculative kite flying. It is a time for hard work and business skill and judgment, and for push and enterprise in all legitimate fields. The American people are tired of hard times. They want good times. It will go ill with anybody who stands in the way of their enjoying them. McKinley Carries California. It is now conceded that California few grander moments in the history . yi) give McKinley a plurality of 7000. of -self-government than this. Today . Returns from all the counties in the the whole nation rises by the reading . State have been received at San Franon its own mistakes and its own most . Cisco by the State Central Committees, 3 ae E and it is the opinion at both the Demo-. have risen, when paid in gold. His stacratic and Republican headquarters tistics and arguments are full and con. : more heartily than many who contribthat McKinley has carried the State by at least that much. The Democrats were confident all along of success in Cali-. pamphlets undonbtedly furnish both fornia, and expected to carry the State . the best and the cheapest information ‘by from 10,000 to 30,000. Considerable . on this question for the general reader. money has changed hands in San Fran-. They are a convenient size for carrying cisco and throughout the State on the in the pocket, are illustrated and are result. Several hundred dollars were . Printed in attractive form with neat bet in this city. A number of bets . °°VOS odds on McKinley. Sr. Louis, Nov. 5.—That great silver . . Superior Judge. The returns from all the precincts in the county show that the contest for Superior Judge is very close between Nilon and Ridge. According to the For the benefit of those wh Oo may have figures kept at the County Clerk’s of-. 9 difficulty in condensing their Chetek fice, Nilon has a majority of six votes. tions I would suggest among other Death of Mrs. Sanks. Mrs. Isaac Sanks died at Grass Valley this afternoon. Deceased was an old resident of that place. Her hus-. first namber, that he regards it as the band died a few years ago. A son, . most valuable and influential of papers, Isaac Sanks Jr., survives her. Hand Cheese. ‘A. B. Wolf, Cash Grocer, has just re-. tion, etc., but with incessant repetition of German . even this sort of flattery is apt to lose impression the election will result in a rapid diminution of gold withdrawals for the United States, and there is no doubt but that McKinley’s victory favorably affected the ‘stock exchange throughout. The consols opened 3% higher than yesterday. A leading English stock broker said, “McKinley’s election has helped the whole. market. Large buying orders from New York were sent after the result of the election was known in the’United States.” ceived a consignment “Hand Case.” 0 eee MeEn’s Gray Merino Shirts and Draw-~-—--— #@ee———--— The Lucky Rabbit’s Foot. Rabbit’s Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s New Lamps. San Francisco, Nov. 5.—The Constitutional Amendment, No. 6, extending Doings and Intentions. W. Davis is down from Sierra City. J.B. Raum is down from Camptonville. W. H. French of San Francisco is in town. ’ M. D. Cooley came down from Washington teday. W.S8.Bell of Oakland arrived here this morning. Mrs. L. Wiseman of San Francisco is here on a visit. L. D.Rathburn was over from Cherokee yesterday. Wm. McGibbons came up from Oakland yesterday. ; A. Mooser of San Francisco arrived here last evening. ° H. French and wife came over from French Corral today. ‘Henry German of San Juan was a visitor here yesterday. Walter Yeaw of Washington was a visitor here yesterday. F. C. Wyckoff and W.H.Curson, of Woodland, are in town. Pat Brophy and wife were over from Columbia Hill yesterday. W. W. Waggoner and wife have gone to Sacramento on a visit. Frank Hitchings arrived here this morning on a visit to his relatives. W. H. Jackson and. Willis Walker were up from Spenceville yesterday. Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife ‘left today for Birchville on a visit to his parents. . C. Bonnemort. of Oakland arrived here last evening en route to Camptonville. Wm. Moore of Sacramento arrived here last evening en route to Downieville. Mrs. Geo. Lawrence of Sacramento arrived here last evening from Downieville on her way home. Peter Tautphaus, Dr. F. F. Liebrick, and Peter Tautphaus arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Sierra county. Information For All. Too much cannot be said in praise of the penny. publication Present Problems. Four numbers have thus far been issued, and each contains an excellent discussion on the money question. No. 1 is a 48-page pamphlet entitled “The Free Coinage Problem.’’ It isa most excellent treatment of the whole confidence, but in the sober, industri-. free coinage problem, showing its bearings on farmers, wage earners and the general public. No. 2 contains, besides other short articles, the now famous ‘‘Horrible Orime— The Demonetization of Iron 2,200 Years Ago,’’ by Alex. P. Hull. No. 8 is entitled ‘‘Free Coinage Dissected.’’ It is by ex-Congressman John De Witt Warner, one of our best posted men omthe money question. He makes good use of the 32 pages in this pamphlet. Besides laying bare the 16-to-1 question he indicates what must be the final. solution of the coinage and currency questions. No. 4 is entitled ‘‘Sixteen to One Versus Wages.’’ It is also by Mr. Warner. It shows from statistics in this and other countries that actual wages have always and everywhere declined when paid”in depreciating money, and clusive. No one who understands them will attempt to answer them. This admirable series-of timely little They are published semi-monthly by were made here on the general result 14 Present Problems Publishing Co.,

throughout the United States. In San. 57 Park place, New York ao. The Francisco thousands of dollars were! subscription pfice is 20 cents per year; bet on the general result, in most in-. single copies, 1 centeach. Sample copies stances the Republicans offering big . Will be sent free to writers or speakers on the money question, who are likely to are found to be satisfactory. Good Advice to “Old Subscriber.” Once again I am compelled to im. press upon my correspondents the necessity of brevity in their communications. things the omission of preliminary flourishes. It is gratifying to me to hear from every correspondent that he (or she) has been a diligent reader of Truth since its that he has implicit confidence in my intelligence, judgment, sense of justice and desire to do the. right thing, and that he comes to me with every expectaits flavor. : ieast two hours, which is the same thing added to my life. How many days, How: He Discovered the Key. on the front lawn? the dress et of your substitute for Hood’s, ~ use large quantities if the pamphlets I reckon that if all the-tomplimente were taken out of my letter box my ers at 50cents per suit, at the Branch laily reading would be shortened by at as if one whole day per fortnight were pea Nah ; then, must be wasted in writing these Get one of the latest fads in the. 4ompliments? For all our sakes, I beseech my correspondents to come to the point at once, and when they have stated it to sign their names and make Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, . ¥4Y for somebody else. —London Truth is the place to find the best and largest assortment of Hanging and Table Lamps. Prices will astonish you. ee Arg You Tirep all thetime? Then your blood needs to be enriched and burned spot purified by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigor . key of the bi I wquld it in and vitality. pala opnrrstinethc Gillis paclanctetelititns ij . Ir Is a Fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla the One True Blood Purifier, has proved, over and over again, that it has . ana fished the key out of theashes.—Pearpower to cure, even when other medi} son’s Weekly. BS; cines fail to do any good. Hcop’s Pais are purely vegetable tiaoa, and do not purge, pain or gripe. Al!) give youan appetite. There can be no} Mrs. Lumkins (returning. home from « 017} holiday) For goodness’ ‘sake, George, where are all my dresses that I left in the cupboard in my room, and what is that umkins—I’ll tell you how it was, Maria. You wrote home that if I wanted the in the cupboard. I didn’t know a polonaise from a tennis racket, and I ‘couldn’t possibly find the pocket. So I took all your dresse* out on the lawn, built a fire under then: . Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when ou need a medicine to purify your your nerves ard WE'RE ON TOF! S2FINE CLOTHING, ALSO A FULL LINE OF LE AL AL We Can Save You 50 Cents on Every Dollar. * SE EE ij purchase in gold coin. even one cent more for your goods than is necessary. It is an established “old-timers.” PSU TANALALALALALALALLALLALALUALLALALLALAL LAL EL. HYMAN @CO. FTVOTETTVIVUTEYTEYHtVEVWTTOTTVENVTTV TTY TEVEWWTUYITVTV TY tr 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. When you would say to them that you buy an article for so much less at the SAN FRANCISCO 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 purchase in large quantities at sufficient difference in price to enabie 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 conclusion, we would say that WE ARE HERE, AND TO STAY. , That we most respectfully ask 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 dodging or misrepresentations at the SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES, the only strictly ONE PRICE establishment in Nevada county. gga Our goods are bought for Cash. We sell for cash. New goods received daily. No introduction 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. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. IF YOUR EYESIGHT do not fit. In either case WE CAN HEL and spectacles, and have instruments for testing th We understand glasses you buy. It is a waste of money to pay fancy prices to traveling peddlers. WATCHES ana CLOCKS: We are the leading repairers of time pieces. JEWELS RESET. by poor settings. that show them to advantage. admire. We are proud of them. STERLING SILVER NEVELIIES 60 Ne ee souvenirs. newest things in this line. Broad st., Nevada City. The Only Way to Judge is by what his customers do and by what they Say. __ Preacher 2nd politician, professor and sci this point. He can further judge by the fact that this keep comiug back for more clothes. E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor, Pine street, over A. Tam’s Restaurant. mrt aaa —— T RANSCRIPT, 15"Centsga Week by Carrier in the City $6 00 a Year by Mail. We start in with a $50,000 stock just arrived from] the Eastern and California markets, comprising Hats, and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Ladies,’ Men’s, Children’s and Misses’ Shoés. We are not unmindful of the fact that while flaming advertisements are frequently the source of success to the merchant, the public interest must also be guarded, and should be the especial care of the merchant who would court the continual patronage of those who favor him by a purchase, whether it be dollars or cents, for in a limited section as this, when the same forms and faces become so familiar to each other that this whole Northern country are as though neighbors of one and the same town or city, thus rendering the producer morally responsible to the consumers totally in contrast with eastern or western ¢ities where business is-principally transient. The merchant and customer of the hour perchance never meet again, therefore fully cognizant ‘of the responsibilities we assume and the promises we make to PROTECT EVERY CUSTOMER to the full extent of purchase made at our stores by full value ; in exchange for goods returned from any cause, or the full face of their bill ‘of No matter if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, and again, if you are in moderate circumstances it is certainly unjust to yourself to poy that we have lowered prices and have acted as a check upon the greedy L. HYMAN & CO., Commercial Street, near Main. Nevada City, Cal. : SSE Bothers you it may be because you need glasses, or beca those Sade S'YOE" Wecarry e ful une, of eve glasses itting 8 e sight. glasses. No charge for examinations. Just the ordinary jer’s low profit on the Of the very best makes and the most attractive patterns are alwa stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell big de ig Hy The effect of many perfect gems is marred We mount them, at little cost, in settings Our windows cause many people to stop to make very acceptable birthday presents and We have a nice collection of the aieeaiacmaeasd Intelligently of the future is to judge by the past. The only way to measure a merchant tailor’s ability and integrity . *"4 lentist, agree on The gentleman who has never purchased good “ can Judge by asking the opinion of a ie line of pot 4 i ng line of patrons . Lf 79u sre 1s possession of SSS For Arll the News es, pe HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. The undersigned is about to remove to Vallejo and wil] sell his house and lot on Main street % AT A BARGAIN. It is one of the most desirable residence properties in Nevada City. Enquire on the premises. . K. Casprr. © National : Music Store. . . A. C. TURNER, Proprietor. ees Sheet Music—Musio Works. Pianos for Sale or Rent. @@ Orders taken for anything in the Musie Line. No. 3 Broad St. Opp. Rational Hote $100 Reward! The Nevada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form, shape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns or across country. WARNING—From now on there will be a strong current on our wires, and parties meddling with them do. so at: their own risk. E. J. pz Santa, JR., Manager Nevada Oounty Electric Power Company. : LL. PP. FISHER, _ Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’: Exchange, California street, San Francisco. 4 rs pu acific Coast, the Sandwich tiasidk, Poly. nesia, Mexican ports, Panama, Valparaiso, Zepen, China, New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, the Eastern States and Eurupe. Files of nearly every newspaper published on and all ndvanthacratenioned rece c ar them during business hours. oe Dr. A. Chapman, — Dr. N. E. Chapman, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City. Cal. PATENTS! . ee Pension, Land and LUETJE & BRAND, watcumtses so Jovetera. indian Depredation . NITED STATES AND FOREGGN: PATENTS: designs registered,” ORY TIS, labels Rejected cases prosecuted; conducted ia omy Unie Oe nite If you have an invention, send us a sketchef descripdon of thease in eee att most im por' res and we will aa ou the course ree ursue. E paten ani e@ same hisouee , or if que are chaiged with “ine liable + area ae lac cind to us for a reNational Bureau of Claims, BOX 85, WASHINGTON, D. C. $ Do You Want a Good Drink? .. . Then Try PARNELL’S Tel. No, 41144, Commercial Streét. & Grass Valley..sierra City..-+. N. Beer eld.. ft C) a Pe you Bet. . occur sas cess THURSDAY.. *: NEVADA CITY NV Basterl ..-sseeeeete rs — Western..s.---r+0 ‘ *Excepting Saturda Grass Valley, Chicas: Park, Colfax:... *Mondays, Wednesd OFFICR HOURS—4 + ndays and Holida .mi. i Church E: The entertainm “the Theater tomot penefit of the® Cor promises to be a Those who take hearsing for some rection of Willia) elocutionist, and The sentimental . Last. Loaf” will will be followed . We are told by 1 nessed the ‘rehear ladies and gentl different characte will make a very « tomorrow night. ment and be hij doing so help the given. Admissio 25 cents. Voted F A comparison 0 from the. differe county. shows t voted for McKi1 so were no doul cans and are still ples of the old pa Bryan’s majority be about 850, whi ocratic and Peo will have a ma Of course there v ocrats who votec Populists who vo can Presidentia quiet about it an ing about how t vote on the head Supervi The vote for Si ent districts resi the Republican « is the vote: First. District tin 329. Second Distri: 622, Early 156, 8 Fifth District "166, Cook 26. Episc "Next Thursda the ladies of Tr will hold a baz this city. A been prepared f mumber of novs sented. Every! tend. ee Re Judge E. A. nominee for Si county has . Forbes was th 'Phis was the 1 scenes and inc and ‘in the cor Ver: The confide: in the accurac that Bryan is . touching. The New “Yon will ob: «of merchants and it is done by what we the old way. but ‘everythi Specialties. us. They wil to be true, an yourself ples glad to recei' n35t A B: “My baby by Shiloh’s Martin, Hun ‘Royal Ho ‘the finest ar sprocured o1 A carloas bave: just Bee Hive G never grew Re by That if y: clocks at 1 Lentje & B A good, . is wanted ness. Ap) hours of 8 a reliable’ d When y cleaning 3 and reliat you want