November 7, 1896 (4 pages)

pene ceeme ee ee oct fece ss SRNR ST oe oY nA PINEAL DBAS 5 See Laine ayer ne esos rst ae 2 oe : > NESS ie eae et * form. aia SE ‘THE TRANSCRIPT by Nat. P. Brows & Co. i NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . ; ; : Established Sept. 6, 1860, BROWN & CALKINS. . ° Proprietors SATURDAY.:..,<-NOV. 7, 1895. . BRIEF MENTION, = Interest. pany, No. 3, had a banquet last night 8 ELLOS LT ILE IEE TED { . . . western road in Nebraska, the Elk Horn system, and was reputed to. be . worth over $100,000. 25 Woman Elector, Canton, O., Nov. 6—Telegrams come Capital Now Confident. ‘Bavrmwone, Nov.5.—Alexander Brown . head of the banking house of Alexan. . . der Brown & Sons, who a few days ago’ Wyoming stating that a woman Presiinor Notes and Comments of Local, was credited with havingsaid that not’ dential elector would vote for McKin. less than $16,000,000 )was: simply wait-. ley, for the first time in the history of The members of Eagle Hose Com-. ing: McKinley's election for its invest-. the country. ment in industrial enterprises in Mary. after the regular business meeting was. jang, said today: “Some time ago I over. The boys had a very pleasant time. It.is reported that A.-J. Ridge, the Populist nominee for Superior Judge, will demand a recount. All the lumber dealers in this city . involving the money, Ecan say that it ' large contracts being awarded at once are still doing a good business. Considerable building is yet going on. The fine new dwelling house that A. D. Allan is having erected on Broad street is approaching completion. Our storekeepers will soon begin to! receive their holiday goods, in which there promises to be a brisk trade this . season. oy That steel ceiling and siding for sale at Turner’s hardware store is the nicest . article for the purpose that we have. yet seen. . There will be ratification meetings ' tonight in all the leading cities of the . Coast, with the exception of Nevada . City and Grass Valley. Al Williams is building a barn for Dan McCauley on Lost Hill, near Roger William ravine. Thanksgiving Day will fall on the 26th of this month. It should be cele-, brated with unusual fervor this year, on account of the result of the election, which gives us a Republican President and a Republican Congress. j Monday the Board of Supervisors; will meet and begin the canvass of the . yote in this county. It will require about two days to complete the work. . In a few days the TRANnscrIPT will put-! lish the official returns in tabular! Marysville Democrat: Dan Morgan has succeeded to the management of the Young Intrepid baseball club of . this city, and will accompany the boys to Grass Valley next Sunday when . they will cross bats with the Examiner . nine of that place. oo . Looking For Another O-:fice. . . dates Woo wirarvn og. list_of candi-. filled by Democrats. In this list we . find the following: } Dan Cole of Sierra is willing to give . up his berth as Harbor Commissioner . if he can secure the appointment as . Collecter of Port. The long man from . the far north is quite a clever politi. cian in his way, and as he generally gets what he goes after it is thought . stated that $16,000,000 was ready to in-: "vest in this State in the event of Mc-) . Kinley’s election. While I cannot give , ithe details regarding the transaction . . is available, and that it will be imme-, . diately ‘invested in. pulp. mills, iron) . mills, varions other manufactories, and . exceed a thousand daily. Among the in at the rate of 3000 a day, and letters messages received today was one from "Large Contracts. New (York, Nov. 6—A Sun special from Washington says: The defeat of the Democratic ticket will result in by the Government involving almost $1,000,000, the advertisements for which have been held back at the request of . im the promotion and development of prospective bidder until after the fu. shall be able to go.” the-industrial interests of Baltimore , ture financial policy of the country had and. the State, and thousands of people . been awarded. will be ‘benefited: thereby. Capital is. confident, and its influence toward the return of prosperity will soon be felt.” Dropped Dead. . PLACERVILLE, Nov. 6—Captain«l. H. . Jacobson of San Francisco, stockholder Trial of the Castles. . im the Larken mine, three miles from Loxpox, Nov. 6th. teiabof /Mir.j bere while on a. visit to the property and Mrs. Walter M. Castle of San . With his son-in-law, J. H. Titcomb of Francisco, charged with shoplifting, . the Roylance Brass Works, Sropped took place in the Sessions of the House . dead of apoplexy at 11 a. m. today. His of Clarkenwell today and resulted in. body will = shipped this afternoon to Mr. Castle being acquitted and Mrs. “8m Francisco. Castle being sentenced to three months’ Mason Sentenced imprisonment without hard labor. : i Bernard Abrahams, one of the counSaw Francisco, Nov. 6.—In the United sel for the defense remarked : ! States District Court this morning ‘Measures have already been taken to Judge W. W. Morrow sentenced Edsecure a reprieve.” ; ward Mason to one year and six Mr.Castle, after the sentence, re-; months imprisonment in San Quentin marked : “Iam so unnerved I scarcely . with the additional penalty of a $500 know what to say. My wife is ina ter-. ne. Mason was convicted of having rible condition, but I wish to thank my . used the mails for the purposes of friends and the many who were in the . defrauding. While in Truckee he Court for their continued kindness. 80} yrote a letter to Mrs. Chester of Ware-. . soon as able todo so, I shall sail direct . ham; Mass., stating that a son of the. for America, but I don’t know when I jady had been injured in a railroad wreck and was in need of $100 to pay Mr. Hodson, of the United States Emdoctor bills. Mason secured the bassy, on leaving the Sessions House . money but was subsequently arrested a week” * “We shall get her out within py Inspector Irwin. *. + = . Am Extra “Session. + A Good Sign. Cuicaco, Nov. 6—A special to a PrrtssrG, Noy. 5.—The Leader pubmorning paper from Washington says: lished the following last evening. For . 42 extra session following immediately about three years’ the skilled workthe inauguration of McKinley is, in the prevailing opinion, certain. No one town i J. A. Gleason is down from WashMrs. Morris of San Francisco is here . on a visit. i L. S. Ross of San Francisco is here F. Erskine came over from. Alta last evening. i §S. Jacobs and H. C. Reck, of San Francisco, are in town. Mrs. W. H. Orawford went to SanFrancisco today on a short visit. . J.T. Donlan and H.C. Lawrence, of . San Francisco, arrived here. Jast even-! Miss,.Maud Ferguson of North San Juan returned from San Francisco last evening.Miss Jessie Trood of North San . Juan passed through town today on her way to Grass Valley. Francisco, én route home. Rev. W.C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Church, is recovering from his sickness and is able to sit up part of the day. Dr. Sawyer thinks he will be able to preach .onSunday, Nov. 15th. a a ee Baried Today. Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, ‘assortment of Hanging and Table is the place to find the best and largest Lamps. Prices will astonish you. 017 Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s jiote Boy Wanted. A good, steady and industrious boy is wanted to learn the printing business. Apply at this office between the hours of 8and 6. An opportunity for a reliable boy only. tf eee Assessment Notice. IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPAL , location of principal place of business, Graniteville, Nevada county, Cal. Location of wore ee Mining District, Neity, le ‘Shabet Loans given that at a meeting of ville, arrived. lastevening from San ¢ J. Walker and H. Grant, of Downiethe Board of Directors he of Nov., 18%, an_ assessment ( (9 Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable .immediately to the Secretary at his office, Golden Gate Hotel, Graniteville, California. stock po ae ips 8 — ee — in un on the 7t ay Oo a "aeling advertised for ymeunt is ay, Dec. 22, An shall rema 18%, will be delinquent and sale at public auction, and made before will be sold on Tu 1838, to pay the delinquent assessment, to~ gether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. y unless : OF the Board of Directors. acca aailacats WM. McLEAN, See. 7 Id on the Sth day t (No. 14) of Twos Mrs. Isaac Sanks, the aged colored woman who was known to nearly every one in Grass Valley, and whose death occurred a couple of days ago, was buried at tbat place this afternoon. Deceased came to Grass Valley in 1850, at which time she was @ slave. She worked out for $50 a month, and saved enough money to buy her freedom. In the meantime her husband, who was still a slave, came to Grass Valley, and by his labor earned money to pay for . his freedom. Both are now numbered with the dead. When we think of the base injustice impsoed upon the colored people in those early. days we also think what a great blessing was conferred upon théir race when Abraham Lincoln issued his famous emancipation proclamation. Plants That Eat Insects. } Francis Darwin, a son of the great Naturalist, has been investigating the effect on insectivorous plants of supplying them with and withholding from them animal food. He grew ten of these carnivorous plants under similar conditions. One plant of the lot he fed with . roast meat, one-fiftieth of a grain being . acnd tha pti others all such food was carefully ex: . cluded. The results of this experiment . were very marked in several particulars, . the greatest being in the number, weight . and vitality of its seeds. The number . i National Music Store. . A. C. TURNER, Proprietor. Sheet Music—Music Works. Pianos for Sale or Rent. @@™~ Orders taken for anything in the Musie Line. No. 3 Broad St. Opp. National Hotel N Newspaper Advertising Agency. e for all newspaper —2 s nesia, eX 1c of seeds produced by the plant that wae i J Cc Shee given its regularrations of animal mat. . $n Ue*, LL. P. FISHER, fornia street, San Francisco. B. — ADVERTISEMENTS. of the . Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, CaliSOLI rs published on the the Sandwich Islands, Poly_ ports, Panama, Yalparaiso, . New Zealand, the Australian the Eastern States and. Europe. nearly every newspaper published on PERSONAL POINTERS. . . tamecteese. =: . “* This. is Busimess, = —_—_—_ ae as ". 4. B. Wolf, Cash Grocer, has just rebist hae SS THE: ZF R! A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks ceived = comsienment of a u 2 : = enarna Doings and Intentions. ee No Politics.” * ee 8 : a C. P. McAlpine of Yuba City is in : A = . NBVADA CITY M 40 Suits of men’s all-wool Black and Blue Black Cheviots, round and square cut, sizs 34 to 42. Full value $10. Will be offered during these tires days $5.50 PER SUIT. Onan) 50 Dozen Men’s Gray Merino Undershirts and . Drawers, sizes 34 to 46. ‘OUR GREAT SPECIAL SALE ~ Will start SATURDAY at 8 A. M. During which time we will offer Full value 50 cents. . Will be sold during these three days at 25 CENTS. . Western. . 6.0: ssense *Excepting Saturda: Gus alley, Chieago Park, Colfax.:. » Grass Valley .+-+++-+++: sierra City.;» XN, Bloom Id. ve) ay peenke é *VYou Bet. +. seers *Mondays, Wednesd . OFFICE HOURS—® ¢ ndays and Holida; . Th al And close MON DAY at 8 P. M. Miners’ Asst nia Miners’ Ass . agreed upon by the ~ submitted for adoy F tion which is to my week after electi erossed pick and peen in use thus ; represents Marsha of his discovery of His right hand i and in the hand is F get. The other ha » that has brough piece of precious 1 get is of the gol . figure of Marshall A.” indicative of t Association’s title 1] for Causes For Marysville Ap} the sheep men bright expression ' came apparent t ley would rule ¢ . this nation for th Already that . . menced to bear f . Mr. Hale of West . purchased a banc Marysville Woolen Mill Goods the Cones of . agreed upon to b » Republican vict . all along the line Are known to all. The Marysville Blankets are the BEST. The T'weeds and Flannels cannot be beat: thing in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole agents for Nevada county. L. HYMAN & GO., : “SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. ° Commercial Street, near Main. quickened pulsat all the arteries of our Golden State times are at han If you need anyCaliforni Stockton ‘Ind feat of Grove I loses more tha Jobnson been le . .ageous and mor been re-elected, men who would ; his awn. convict .even had he see! for speaking at . -ward of silence Nevada City, Cal. : men employed in the Pennsylvania ter was 240 to each 100 produced by . the Pacific Coast are kept constantly on hand an ss Wack Ce —— aso to. Railrdad shops between Pittsburg and . Professes to have word from Mr. Me-. plants which were unfed, while the to. Spall advertisersare allowed free access to = <i) gemeiepoamd The editor of ¥ e Custom . im Kinley direct ject. tal weight. of the seeds was as 880 tc . fe . 5 : : House. i . Altoona have been working only five . ~ y = the sab : hat there 100. In other words, the plants whicb . IF YO he feeling very, V® Will Play ER days in the week and only eight hours . © good authority for saying that Mark . were restricted to a diet wholly vege. UR EYESIGHT liam Jennings ! , ‘ a : aday. This morning the General Su Hanna, during a recent visit to New — —< invalids conipared with the . D A Ch 4 Charles K. McC omorrow afternoon the Sons of Rest ; i “ly, id h : _. plants that were furnished with anima] . Uf. A. apman Bothers it be bee ; booked for a and the Legg & Shaw Company taine . POrinbendent of the system issued sce ecg ee pic. apices food. The increased heaviness of the . P : <a fie. “In either case WE CAN HELE YOU. Weearty's full line of coey Fonte a ra Poor Che will play a match game of beseall at. order to all shop men to work full . Sion that such was on the program. . secds is another item to be noted, as it/ Dr, N. E. Chapman glassca. No charge for examfuations. Just these ane teal rans iting ~ snade and he is the Rifle Grounds. Sigourney and . time at six or seven days a week, as see, ep grea sper At} are P : mletece 709 Gay. EM. WeNee Of money to pay faney prices to traveling peddlers. Daniels will be the battery for the lat. desired by the men, at eight hours a f Cutting bs ae. . will tell you, it being the rule that th . Dr. C. W. Chapman, ie ee An. ter, and Tamblyn and Pollard for the. gay. As a result of this order 600 idle . , Jt 8 not generally recognized that the . heavier the grain the greater its fertiliWATC Mrs. Marion former. . Ng: . friction between air and other gases and . ¢y, st. Louis Republic. D HES and CLOCKS f the . The Nevada Juniors and the Grass. ™°" who have anticipated the turn of . solids or liquids is very great. It is on ENTISTS. Paes ris ident o ‘3 ah , iz : Leet is fricti the very best makes and th i : pay an official” Valley Imperials will play a game at . #fairs were on hand and went to work. account of this friction that we have No Mule Aboard. i and the most attractive patterns are always kept in Wages ; i : i enormous waves at sea during A correspondent asks, ‘‘To decid Office at resid Sacra st., Nevada . Stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell this city on savages s eae penroltgi afternoon. . Tomorrow the order will go into effect gales of wind. The film of oil which . bet will you please state sg Prep iase wes: j City, Cal. We are the leading repairers of time pieces. ree Sonlare. ary exercises \ r are ae : . at Walls and Altoona shops. . reduces the breaking of the sea seems to . column whether there was a mule on refreshments. May Carry the Vote. aa . aot not only by its cohesion and“deaden. the ark or not?’’ { to be present. ae Lesa 23 : s . ing action upon the water, but by hav-. No, sir. Narya mule. WhenCaptain ; J W eee It is said that Judge Walling of this Paid His Election Bet. . 'ing a less amount of friction with the . Noah built the ark as a high red . PATENTS! EWELS RESET. at city received the largest number of . air. Be that as it may, however, air, . packet in the Ararat trade and he went . The effect . ch votes of any other candidate for Presi-. METROPOLIs, IIL, Nov. 6.—Judge Jas,. steam and most gases have a great deal . into the menagerie business, he found . by oie perv veaing Many.persfect gems is marred Tt is estima gers Elector. That being the case, . C. Courtney, has fulfilled his election . . Raia ger ay ne ene —— that y tleateen’ ti cae bo he got . a We mount them, at little cost, in settings es a 208 ‘ will probenty be delegated to carry . agreement with Miss Jane Neft Snider. . if the gas is escaping through a small . went ash and wecheee 9 oo 4, at show them to advantage. a h California’s electoral -vote to Washingi : Seen _ Sica ore, ooking around . ‘ Our windows cause many people to stop to endeavor to Sous Gut We: ballave iia Abs eatin a It was that if McKinley was elected . 7 od : us of kl ge dei a te . found a mule and would have made his . ; admire. We are proud of them. off two years . : ; , while’ pressure an ‘ace re. animal show complete if b ; ' ; ins bestow the honor in that way. he was to wheel her from her home . gin egnal, still holds true. It is a fact . able to get h pee Xe. let teen Pension, Land STERLING SILVER ie j g im aboard the boat. Not ’ win Gi a oh ——to the Postoffice and return, after first . known of long observation that the . being able to find a negro who would . NOVELTIES La eee One kissing her, the program to be reversed . small valves of certain kind of steam . twist his tailand make him get aboard == and SME eae Mrs. H. E. 1 ne ee Degree of Poco-. in the everit of Bryan’s election. About. g pila psd (oe re rising That wring: aes ae eee bed —_ ‘Very acceptable birthday presents and would like nas st i ze shi * sere ad fifteen hundred people witnessed the . steam cuts and cuts like a knife, espe. shove, lead or carry the mule aboard, he . Indian De p jation newest tinge ta tae P Rosey collection of the — 24 place on Thursday, November 19th. P#r@de and the Judge was lustily . cially when the pressure ie high and . got mad, rung the bell, backed out and cee : a ee ras ys rember ; . the outlet small, is a fact tolerably well . lit out for Ararat, leaving the mule a! LU ETJ E & B AN the National ey are to be public and it is expected cheered. oe aes established and known to most old en. lonely, friendless beast until he was dis. D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, on the subj that the socials will prove very suci ae ‘ gineers.—Philadelphia Record. covered by a negro. he two have been 5 . e Diseases, Hea cessful. Fuller particulars will appear . C@0Sed Dy McKinley's Election.) sonayer or me rortea fast friends ever sine, = ‘—-. CR,ATAIS. . -Broad st., Nevada City. Bring paper season. ea han cae i ‘ one? some of the rec amontiyeas Onecnatiet ee: 6x: _. Walter Kennedy wrote to the manLonely Lightkeepers In Winter. . ice aes ns A Miner Caved On. 2 sche iges ao: ore Commer . ager of a prominent theater in Connect-. Fogs, trying as they are to visitors, . sud . No admissi Thi Nog en cial Tribune’s special from Muncie, In/icut, asking for his open time for a. are little minded by the lightkeepers . . . The Onl W ; tion free fro a morning Richard Webb was . diana, says: Ball Brothers’ glass facweek in the following repertory: ‘‘Sam. One of them, in fact, reported, with UY acnats eerie RON pareris y ay to Judge . week. Roo! cay on in the Mayflower mine and tory pone aiealha will build rah son,”? “Othello, 66 Virginius”’ and . evident pride, that his steam fog horn } eXamirationt; trade-marks, ceer-tigth, ie I F ise had two ribs bicken. He also susey ser pee . *Dagion and Pytbias,”’ and this was . had been in uninterrepted operation for . and designs registered. ntelligently ~ of the future is to judge by th t. The rn tained internal injuries. The unforother mill at once, emiploying 500 more the answer: ‘‘Walter Kennedy—Dear . 27 days, and declared that he dreaded . only way to measuré a merch J & ¥ ‘3 e pas . . F Ladies‘ca tunate man had a narrow escape from . hands. The “Indiana Iron Company, Sir: 1 must say that I have never heard the silence which would come with) is by what hi Erant Gees ability and integrity genuine Ca being killed. sited tina Ganka Gate ‘anek . of but two of the actors you mention in . clear weather. The fog is as nothing . conducted laeny Union eet nee ment suits J 1S customers do and by what they say S ld for. $2 can : bd gr Ee one your company. Samson was at the dime . when compared with the wild storms ; — Preacher 2nd politician professor d sci ial . Ww as Turkey Shoot. tenth capacity for a year, is flooded! museum here not long ago, breaking . of winter that cut off their commnni. this point. cca : and scientist, agree on Wonder. 7 Se eee with orders, and will resume with 800/ fake chains, and Othello played here . cations with the mainland. Then, in-. tf youn: i x ’ N Charles Pecor will have a turkey Kae =s wi " wi ees Stabe is Gai copentiicas these . Geeks War Sckiey Saceetony of the aha! paecgraph or a n Invention, send use sketchThe gentleman who has never purchased goods of me The N shoot on Thanksgiving Day. He will} s De onday : Fhe uncie Iron . ‘They say he is 8 good actor, but I don’t . keeper’s life on one of the outlying and we wil omice en tn mnortens fectrres . SOD J udge by asking the opinion of a 1] ig You wir fix up a short range in the yard back . Company put their men at work on: care epost can Ay colored stars at my . Maine eae becomes well nigh unBp de a dea grrr gin of patents and sapere He can further judge by the fa ct th gts i . dine of _., Doe merchar of his saloon, and the shooting will be! double ti eute . house, as I cater to the very best lady . bearable. For weeksat atime he is con. fj or if you are cha'ged with in: a 1s long line o trons di Bone with -putlog rifles. double time yesterday. Five other vi diences, and then I don’t think J . fined to his isolated rock or tiny islet as lish jement. submit the matter to us for a re-. Keep comiug back for more clothes. . Sa paint . factories rep ort more orders than in! would like a show with all men in it. . absolutely as a prisoner to his cell.— . : , es as E. E. DU C. A : aoe 5 . pacts . . } any one week for five months. . I want shows with plenty of singing . Kirk Munroe in Scribner’s. . -K. LA e ; ia: eesainn cok eedasks rite a . and dancing, soubrettes and comedians, . ~ 2 ea se Pine ; fohant Fellor, i tion, jaundice, eudache, bilious-. . with funny gags. That's the stuff for Adding Insult to Injury. . National Bureau of Claims seeerts ore A. Tom's Resteorent. Specmee me . Mrs. Vanderbilt Dead, . me" St Louis Globe-Democrat The Messageries Maritimes mail ! : ’ us. They 7r }o ? Taz Branch Wonder on Commercial ‘The Gallery Gods, steamer ppeogaes bolls Hes a mS to be true, street carries a complete line of ladies’,) New York, Nov.6—Mrs. William H. I ; ‘a hake gn Neiad Lyin Pg : ‘ ‘ . yourself } ; E : ies’, ; : . It is a common saying that the ‘‘gal. Scraping by it comes a coal barge, = BO : misses and children’s shoes. Also all Vanderbilt died at 4 o’clock this after-' Jery gods’’ are the best critics, a ing os lime by holding on had stags Cen rete ce ‘ : a ene ee kinds of rubber overshoes. tf noon. . many people believe it to be true. It . white hull. : pe ee ——+ 200 : aed . might have been years and years ago, . Voice From the a—Get ont . ; . _ Men’s Tennis Flannel Overshirts suit-. An Unbal * d. . but at present the reverse is true. The . of that! Sheer off — once! ; j O Ce ews Take the DAILY noe able for winter wear at 25 cents each, anced Min . ascendency of farce comedy, vaudeville} From the Coal Barge—Who the — . : ; X © TRANSCRIPT. A at the Branch Wonder Store. nB5t ; and exaggerated melodrama has not! are you? : ‘Do You Want . oa! wee : ti . Fremont (Neb.) Nov. 6—Joseph D. been uplifting. The “‘gallery gods” of . From the Himalaya—The third officer . . _ “My ba Hoop’s Pus are purely vegetable McDonald, a prominent and wealthy . the present day gabon of Lg of this ship. Sheer off! . a Good Drink ?3.5.3: ; by Shilo . 3 ere, hinene timate drama. e degenerat. From Coal Barge—Theni pe Martin and do not purge, pain or gripe. All . Citizen of Fremont, shot om . ymin aeantioal het have not . talk t oe a TP pe. ee 5) sig , druggists. 25c. = fag simon instant death. The cause’ in any way served to educate them. skipper of thia —Paris Messenger. : ry ; 15 Ce ts” ‘Shiai Detatesa. . for the rash act was mental unbalance, . Albany Journal. “re "H ” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “Cas. _Cents_a Week by Carrier in the City Royal FS ee ee Pe ] a = Still Good Risk. 2 S “J ss ~ Wat; the cash grocer, bed: ject re. . the result of financial reverses in min-. Facts In Natural History. . Even if a life insurance agent should . 824 Burke's Genuine irish xe ‘ the fines ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Pota. ing investments in Colorado. He was . The Philadelphia Record says tha: . overhear a young man who is one of GooD. } pant fo make you PERL ‘ > procurec tine F . : ; railroad dontractor. buil . some Maltese cata drink beer. Now we his risks telling a young. that > PT Sa . —— is selling them at the — ; . ate Ss shes al ‘know why those cats that stay out late he would die for her he wouldn't feel a . ~ THE RECE ION,” a Tt price. 030-t . South Platte branches of the Northat nightcarry on s.—Oleveland Leader, , bit alarmed. —Somerville Journal. . el No 41, Commereial Street. $6 00 a Year by Mail. Get o “ rd +

pene ceeme ee ee oct fece ss SRNR ST oe oY nA PINEAL DBAS 5 See Laine ayer ne esos rst ae 2 oe : > NESS ie eae et * form. aia SE ‘THE TRANSCRIPT by Nat. P. Brows & Co. i NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . ; ; : Established Sept. 6, 1860, BROWN & CALKINS. . ° Proprietors SATURDAY.:...,<-NOV. 7, 1895. . BRIEF MENTION, = Interest. pany, No. 3, had a banquet last night 8 ELLOS LT ILE IEE TED { . . . western road in Nebraska, the Elk Horn system, and was reputed to. be . worth over $100,000. 25 Woman Elector, Canton, O., Nov. 6—Telegrams come Capital Now Confident. ‘Bavrmwone, Nov.5.—Alexander Brown . head of the banking house of Alexan. . . der Brown & Sons, who a few days ago’ Wyoming stating that a woman Presiinor Notes and Comments of Local, was credited with havingsaid that not’ dential elector would vote for McKin. less than $16,000,000 )was: simply wait-. ley, for the first time in the history of The members of Eagle Hose Com-. ing: McKinley's election for its invest-. the country. ment in industrial enterprises in Mary. after the regular business meeting was. jang, said today: “Some time ago I over. The boys had a very pleasant time. It.is reported that A.-J. Ridge, the Populist nominee for Superior Judge, will demand a recount. All the lumber dealers in this city . involving the money, Ecan say that it ' large contracts being awarded at once are still doing a good business. Considerable building is yet going on. The fine new dwelling house that A. D. Allan is having erected on Broad street is approaching completion. Our storekeepers will soon begin to! receive their holiday goods, in which there promises to be a brisk trade this . season. oy That steel ceiling and siding for sale at Turner’s hardware store is the nicest . article for the purpose that we have. yet seen. . There will be ratification meetings ' tonight in all the leading cities of the . Coast, with the exception of Nevada . City and Grass Valley. Al Williams is building a barn for Dan McCauley on Lost Hill, near Roger William ravine. Thanksgiving Day will fall on the 26th of this month. It should be cele-, brated with unusual fervor this year, on account of the result of the election, which gives us a Republican President and a Republican Congress. j Monday the Board of Supervisors; will meet and begin the canvass of the . yote in this county. It will require about two days to complete the work. . In a few days the TRANnscrIPT will put-! lish the official returns in tabular! Marysville Democrat: Dan Morgan has succeeded to the management of the Young Intrepid baseball club of . this city, and will accompany the boys to Grass Valley next Sunday when . they will cross bats with the Examiner . nine of that place. oo . Looking For Another O-:fice. . . dates Woo wirarvn og. list_of candi-. filled by Democrats. In this list we . find the following: } Dan Cole of Sierra is willing to give . up his berth as Harbor Commissioner . if he can secure the appointment as . Collecter of Port. The long man from . the far north is quite a clever politi. cian in his way, and as he generally gets what he goes after it is thought . stated that $16,000,000 was ready to in-: "vest in this State in the event of Mc-) . Kinley’s election. While I cannot give , ithe details regarding the transaction . . is available, and that it will be imme-, . diately ‘invested in. pulp. mills, iron) . mills, varions other manufactories, and . exceed a thousand daily. Among the in at the rate of 3000 a day, and letters messages received today was one from "Large Contracts. New (York, Nov. 6—A Sun special from Washington says: The defeat of the Democratic ticket will result in by the Government involving almost $1,000,000, the advertisements for which have been held back at the request of . im the promotion and development of prospective bidder until after the fu. shall be able to go.” the-industrial interests of Baltimore , ture financial policy of the country had and. the State, and thousands of people . been awarded. will be ‘benefited: thereby. Capital is. confident, and its influence toward the return of prosperity will soon be felt.” Dropped Dead. . PLACERVILLE, Nov. 6—Captain«l. H. . Jacobson of San Francisco, stockholder Trial of the Castles. . im the Larken mine, three miles from Loxpox, Nov. 6th. teiabof /Mir.j bere while on a. visit to the property and Mrs. Walter M. Castle of San . With his son-in-law, J. H. Titcomb of Francisco, charged with shoplifting, . the Roylance Brass Works, Sropped took place in the Sessions of the House . dead of apoplexy at 11 a. m. today. His of Clarkenwell today and resulted in. body will = shipped this afternoon to Mr. Castle being acquitted and Mrs. “8m Francisco. Castle being sentenced to three months’ Mason Sentenced imprisonment without hard labor. : i Bernard Abrahams, one of the counSaw Francisco, Nov. 6.—In the United sel for the defense remarked : ! States District Court this morning ‘Measures have already been taken to Judge W. W. Morrow sentenced Edsecure a reprieve.” ; ward Mason to one year and six Mr.Castle, after the sentence, re-; months imprisonment in San Quentin marked : “Iam so unnerved I scarcely . with the additional penalty of a $500 know what to say. My wife is ina ter-. ne. Mason was convicted of having rible condition, but I wish to thank my . used the mails for the purposes of friends and the many who were in the . defrauding. While in Truckee he Court for their continued kindness. 80} yrote a letter to Mrs. Chester of Ware-. . soon as able todo so, I shall sail direct . ham; Mass., stating that a son of the. for America, but I don’t know when I jady had been injured in a railroad wreck and was in need of $100 to pay Mr. Hodson, of the United States Emdoctor bills. Mason secured the bassy, on leaving the Sessions House . money but was subsequently arrested a week” * “We shall get her out within py Inspector Irwin. *. + = . Am Extra “Session. + A Good Sign. Cuicaco, Nov. 6—A special to a PrrtssrG, Noy. 5.—The Leader pubmorning paper from Washington says: lished the following last evening. For . 42 extra session following immediately about three years’ the skilled workthe inauguration of McKinley is, in the prevailing opinion, certain. No one town i J. A. Gleason is down from WashMrs. Morris of San Francisco is here . on a visit. i L. S. Ross of San Francisco is here F. Erskine came over from. Alta last evening. i §S. Jacobs and H. C. Reck, of San Francisco, are in town. Mrs. W. H. Orawford went to SanFrancisco today on a short visit. . J.T. Donlan and H.C. Lawrence, of . San Francisco, arrived here. Jast even-! Miss,.Maud Ferguson of North San Juan returned from San Francisco last evening.Miss Jessie Trood of North San . Juan passed through town today on her way to Grass Valley. Francisco, én route home. Rev. W.C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Church, is recovering from his sickness and is able to sit up part of the day. Dr. Sawyer thinks he will be able to preach .onSunday, Nov. 15th. a a ee Baried Today. Legg & Shaw Co.’s store, Main street, ‘assortment of Hanging and Table is the place to find the best and largest Lamps. Prices will astonish you. 017 Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to Leutje & Brand’s jiote Boy Wanted. A good, steady and industrious boy is wanted to learn the printing business. Apply at this office between the hours of 8and 6. An opportunity for a reliable boy only. tf eee Assessment Notice. IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPAL , location of principal place of business, Graniteville, Nevada county, Cal. Location of wore ee Mining District, Neity, le ‘Shabet Loans given that at a meeting of ville, arrived. lastevening from San ¢ J. Walker and H. Grant, of Downiethe Board of Directors he of Nov., 18%, an_ assessment ( (9 Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable .immediately to the Secretary at his office, Golden Gate Hotel, Graniteville, California. stock po ae ips 8 — ee — in un on the 7t ay Oo a "aeling advertised for ymeunt is ay, Dec. 22, An shall rema 18%, will be delinquent and sale at public auction, and made before will be sold on Tu 1838, to pay the delinquent assessment, to~ gether with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. y unless : OF the Board of Directors. acca aailacats WM. McLEAN, See. 7 Id on the Sth day t (No. 14) of Twos Mrs. Isaac Sanks, the aged colored woman who was known to nearly every one in Grass Valley, and whose death occurred a couple of days ago, was buried at tbat place this afternoon. Deceased came to Grass Valley in 1850, at which time she was @ slave. She worked out for $50 a month, and saved enough money to buy her freedom. In the meantime her husband, who was still a slave, came to Grass Valley, and by his labor earned money to pay for . his freedom. Both are now numbered with the dead. When we think of the base injustice impsoed upon the colored people in those early. days we

also think what a great blessing was conferred upon théir race when Abraham Lincoln issued his famous emancipation proclamation. Plants That Eat Insects. } Francis Darwin, a son of the great Naturalist, has been investigating the effect on insectivorous plants of supplying them with and withholding from them animal food. He grew ten of these carnivorous plants under similar conditions. One plant of the lot he fed with . roast meat, one-fiftieth of a grain being . acnd tha pti others all such food was carefully ex: . cluded. The results of this experiment . were very marked in several particulars, . the greatest being in the number, weight . and vitality of its seeds. The number . i National Music Store. . A. C. TURNER, Proprietor. Sheet Music—Music Works. Pianos for Sale or Rent. @@™~ Orders taken for anything in the Musie Line. No. 3 Broad St. Opp. National Hotel N Newspaper Advertising Agency. e for all newspaper —2 s nesia, eX 1c of seeds produced by the plant that wae i J Cc Shee given its regularrations of animal mat. . $n Ue*, LL. P. FISHER, fornia street, San Francisco. B. — ADVERTISEMENTS. of the . Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, CaliSOLI rs published on the the Sandwich Islands, Poly_ ports, Panama, Yalparaiso, . New Zealand, the Australian the Eastern States and. Europe. nearly every newspaper published on PERSONAL POINTERS. . . tamecteese. =: . “* This. is Busimess, = —_—_—_ ae as ". 4. B. Wolf, Cash Grocer, has just rebist hae SS THE: ZF R! A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks ceived = comsienment of a u 2 : = enarna Doings and Intentions. ee No Politics.” * ee 8 : a C. P. McAlpine of Yuba City is in : A = . NBVADA CITY M 40 Suits of men’s all-wool Black and Blue Black Cheviots, round and square cut, sizs 34 to 42. Full value $10. Will be offered during these tires days $5.50 PER SUIT. Onan) 50 Dozen Men’s Gray Merino Undershirts and . Drawers, sizes 34 to 46. ‘OUR GREAT SPECIAL SALE ~ Will start SATURDAY at 8 A. M. During which time we will offer Full value 50 cents. . Will be sold during these three days at 25 CENTS. . Western. .. 6.0: ssense *Excepting Saturda: Gus alley, Chieago Park, Colfax..:. » Grass Valley .+-+++-+++: sierra City.;» XN, Bloom Id. ve) ay peenke é *VYou Bet.. +. seers *Mondays, Wednesd . OFFICE HOURS—® ¢ ndays and Holida; . Th al And close MON DAY at 8 P. M. Miners’ Asst nia Miners’ Ass . agreed upon by the ~ submitted for adoy F tion which is to my week after electi erossed pick and peen in use thus ; represents Marsha of his discovery of His right hand i and in the hand is F get. The other ha » that has brough piece of precious 1 get is of the gol . figure of Marshall A.” indicative of t Association’s title 1] for Causes For Marysville Ap} the sheep men bright expression ' came apparent t ley would rule ¢ . this nation for th Already that . . menced to bear f . Mr. Hale of West . purchased a banc Marysville Woolen Mill Goods the Cones of . agreed upon to b » Republican vict . all along the line Are known to all. The Marysville Blankets are the BEST. The T'weeds and Flannels cannot be beat: thing in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. We are sole agents for Nevada county. L. HYMAN & GO., : “SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES. ° Commercial Street, near Main. quickened pulsat all the arteries of our Golden State times are at han If you need anyCaliforni Stockton ‘Ind feat of Grove I loses more tha Jobnson been le . .ageous and mor been re-elected, men who would ; his awn. convict .even had he see! for speaking at . -ward of silence Nevada City, Cal. : men employed in the Pennsylvania ter was 240 to each 100 produced by . the Pacific Coast are kept constantly on hand an ss Wack Ce —— aso to. Railrdad shops between Pittsburg and . Professes to have word from Mr. Me-. plants which were unfed, while the to. Spall advertisersare allowed free access to = <i) gemeiepoamd The editor of ¥ e Custom . im Kinley direct ject. tal weight. of the seeds was as 880 tc . fe . 5 : : House. i . Altoona have been working only five . ~ y = the sab : hat there 100. In other words, the plants whicb . IF YO he feeling very, V® Will Play ER days in the week and only eight hours . © good authority for saying that Mark . were restricted to a diet wholly vege. UR EYESIGHT liam Jennings ! , ‘ a : aday. This morning the General Su Hanna, during a recent visit to New — —< invalids conipared with the . D A Ch 4 Charles K. McC omorrow afternoon the Sons of Rest ; i “ly, id h : _. plants that were furnished with anima] . Uf. A. apman Bothers it be bee ; booked for a and the Legg & Shaw Company taine . POrinbendent of the system issued sce ecg ee pic. apices food. The increased heaviness of the . P : <a fie. “In either case WE CAN HELE YOU. Weearty's full line of coey Fonte a ra Poor Che will play a match game of beseall at. order to all shop men to work full . Sion that such was on the program. . secds is another item to be noted, as it/ Dr, N. E. Chapman glassca. No charge for examfuations. Just these ane teal rans iting ~ snade and he is the Rifle Grounds. Sigourney and . time at six or seven days a week, as see, ep grea sper At} are P : mletece 709 Gay. EM. WeNee Of money to pay faney prices to traveling peddlers. Daniels will be the battery for the lat. desired by the men, at eight hours a f Cutting bs ae. . will tell you, it being the rule that th . Dr. C. W. Chapman, ie ee An. ter, and Tamblyn and Pollard for the. gay. As a result of this order 600 idle . , Jt 8 not generally recognized that the . heavier the grain the greater its fertiliWATC Mrs. Marion former. . Ng: . friction between air and other gases and . ¢y, st. Louis Republic. D HES and CLOCKS f the . The Nevada Juniors and the Grass. ™°" who have anticipated the turn of . solids or liquids is very great. It is on ENTISTS. Paes ris ident o ‘3 ah , iz : Leet is fricti the very best makes and th i : pay an official” Valley Imperials will play a game at . #fairs were on hand and went to work. account of this friction that we have No Mule Aboard. i and the most attractive patterns are always kept in Wages ; i : i enormous waves at sea during A correspondent asks, ‘‘To decid Office at resid Sacra st., Nevada . Stock by us. Our expenses are light, and we therefore undersell this city on savages s eae penroltgi afternoon. . Tomorrow the order will go into effect gales of wind. The film of oil which . bet will you please state sg Prep iase wes: j City, Cal. We are the leading repairers of time pieces. ree Sonlare. ary exercises \ r are ae : . at Walls and Altoona shops. . reduces the breaking of the sea seems to . column whether there was a mule on refreshments. May Carry the Vote. aa . aot not only by its cohesion and“deaden. the ark or not?’’ { to be present. ae Lesa 23 : s . ing action upon the water, but by hav-. No, sir. Narya mule. WhenCaptain ; J W eee It is said that Judge Walling of this Paid His Election Bet. . 'ing a less amount of friction with the . Noah built the ark as a high red . PATENTS! EWELS RESET. at city received the largest number of . air. Be that as it may, however, air, . packet in the Ararat trade and he went . The effect . ch votes of any other candidate for Presi-. METROPOLIs, IIL, Nov. 6.—Judge Jas,. steam and most gases have a great deal . into the menagerie business, he found . by oie perv veaing Many.persfect gems is marred Tt is estima gers Elector. That being the case, . C. Courtney, has fulfilled his election . . Raia ger ay ne ene —— that y tleateen’ ti cae bo he got . a We mount them, at little cost, in settings es a 208 ‘ will probenty be delegated to carry . agreement with Miss Jane Neft Snider. . if the gas is escaping through a small . went ash and wecheee 9 oo 4, at show them to advantage. a h California’s electoral -vote to Washingi : Seen _ Sica ore, ooking around . ‘ Our windows cause many people to stop to endeavor to Sous Gut We: ballave iia Abs eatin a It was that if McKinley was elected . 7 od : us of kl ge dei a te . found a mule and would have made his . ; admire. We are proud of them. off two years . : ; , while’ pressure an ‘ace re. animal show complete if b ; ' ; ins bestow the honor in that way. he was to wheel her from her home . gin egnal, still holds true. It is a fact . able to get h pee Xe. let teen Pension, Land STERLING SILVER ie j g im aboard the boat. Not ’ win Gi a oh ——to the Postoffice and return, after first . known of long observation that the . being able to find a negro who would . NOVELTIES La eee One kissing her, the program to be reversed . small valves of certain kind of steam . twist his tailand make him get aboard == and SME eae Mrs. H. E. 1 ne ee Degree of Poco-. in the everit of Bryan’s election. About. g pila psd (oe re rising That wring: aes ae eee bed —_ ‘Very acceptable birthday presents and would like nas st i ze shi * sere ad fifteen hundred people witnessed the . steam cuts and cuts like a knife, espe. shove, lead or carry the mule aboard, he . Indian De p jation newest tinge ta tae P Rosey collection of the — 24 place on Thursday, November 19th. P#r@de and the Judge was lustily . cially when the pressure ie high and . got mad, rung the bell, backed out and cee : a ee ras ys rember ; . the outlet small, is a fact tolerably well . lit out for Ararat, leaving the mule a! LU ETJ E & B AN the National ey are to be public and it is expected cheered. oe aes established and known to most old en. lonely, friendless beast until he was dis. D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, on the subj that the socials will prove very suci ae ‘ gineers.—Philadelphia Record. covered by a negro. he two have been 5 . e Diseases, Hea cessful. Fuller particulars will appear . C@0Sed Dy McKinley's Election.) sonayer or me rortea fast friends ever sine, = ‘—-. CR,ATAIS. . -Broad st., Nevada City. Bring paper season. ea han cae i ‘ one? some of the rec amontiyeas Onecnatiet ee: 6x: _. Walter Kennedy wrote to the manLonely Lightkeepers In Winter. . ice aes ns A Miner Caved On. 2 sche iges ao: ore Commer . ager of a prominent theater in Connect-. Fogs, trying as they are to visitors, . sud . No admissi Thi Nog en cial Tribune’s special from Muncie, In/icut, asking for his open time for a. are little minded by the lightkeepers . . .. The Onl W ; tion free fro a morning Richard Webb was . diana, says: Ball Brothers’ glass facweek in the following repertory: ‘‘Sam. One of them, in fact, reported, with UY acnats eerie RON pareris y ay to Judge . week. Roo! cay on in the Mayflower mine and tory pone aiealha will build rah son,”? “Othello, 66 Virginius”’ and . evident pride, that his steam fog horn } eXamirationt; trade-marks, ceer-tigth, ie I F ise had two ribs bicken. He also susey ser pee . *Dagion and Pytbias,”’ and this was . had been in uninterrepted operation for . and designs registered. ntelligently ~ of the future is to judge by th t. The rn tained internal injuries. The unforother mill at once, emiploying 500 more the answer: ‘‘Walter Kennedy—Dear . 27 days, and declared that he dreaded . only way to measuré a merch J & ¥ ‘3 e pas . . F Ladies‘ca tunate man had a narrow escape from . hands. The “Indiana Iron Company, Sir: 1 must say that I have never heard the silence which would come with) is by what hi Erant Gees ability and integrity genuine Ca being killed. sited tina Ganka Gate ‘anek . of but two of the actors you mention in . clear weather. The fog is as nothing . conducted laeny Union eet nee ment suits J 1S customers do and by what they say S ld for. $2 can : bd gr Ee one your company. Samson was at the dime . when compared with the wild storms ; — Preacher 2nd politician professor d sci ial . Ww as Turkey Shoot. tenth capacity for a year, is flooded! museum here not long ago, breaking . of winter that cut off their commnni. this point. cca : and scientist, agree on Wonder. 7 Se eee with orders, and will resume with 800/ fake chains, and Othello played here . cations with the mainland. Then, in-. tf youn: i x ’ N Charles Pecor will have a turkey Kae =s wi " wi ees Stabe is Gai copentiicas these . Geeks War Sckiey Saceetony of the aha! paecgraph or a n Invention, send use sketchThe gentleman who has never purchased goods of me The N shoot on Thanksgiving Day. He will} s De onday : Fhe uncie Iron . ‘They say he is 8 good actor, but I don’t . keeper’s life on one of the outlying and we wil omice en tn mnortens fectrres . SOD J udge by asking the opinion of a 1] ig You wir fix up a short range in the yard back . Company put their men at work on: care epost can Ay colored stars at my . Maine eae becomes well nigh unBp de a dea grrr gin of patents and sapere He can further judge by the fa ct th gts i . dine of _.., Doe merchar of his saloon, and the shooting will be! double ti eute . house, as I cater to the very best lady . bearable. For weeksat atime he is con. fj or if you are cha'ged with in: a 1s long line o trons di Bone with -putlog rifles. double time yesterday. Five other vi diences, and then I don’t think J . fined to his isolated rock or tiny islet as lish jement. submit the matter to us for a re-. Keep comiug back for more clothes.. . Sa paint . factories rep ort more orders than in! would like a show with all men in it. . absolutely as a prisoner to his cell.— . : , es as E. E. DU C. A : aoe 5 . pacts . . } any one week for five months. . I want shows with plenty of singing . Kirk Munroe in Scribner’s. . -K. LA e ; ia: eesainn cok eedasks rite a . and dancing, soubrettes and comedians, . ~ 2 ea se Pine ; fohant Fellor, i tion, jaundice, eudache, bilious-. . with funny gags. That's the stuff for Adding Insult to Injury. . National Bureau of Claims seeerts ore A. Tom's Resteorent. Specmee me . Mrs. Vanderbilt Dead, . me" St Louis Globe-Democrat The Messageries Maritimes mail ! : ’ us. They 7r }o ? Taz Branch Wonder on Commercial ‘The Gallery Gods, steamer ppeogaes bolls Hes a mS to be true, street carries a complete line of ladies’,) New York, Nov.6—Mrs. William H. I ; ‘a hake gn Neiad Lyin Pg : ‘ ‘ . yourself } ; E : ies’, ; : . It is a common saying that the ‘‘gal. Scraping by it comes a coal barge, = BO : misses and children’s shoes. Also all Vanderbilt died at 4 o’clock this after-' Jery gods’’ are the best critics, a ing os lime by holding on had stags Cen rete ce ‘ : a ene ee kinds of rubber overshoes. tf noon. . many people believe it to be true. It . white hull. : pe ee ——+ 200 : aed . might have been years and years ago, . Voice From the a—Get ont . ; . _ Men’s Tennis Flannel Overshirts suit-. An Unbal * d. . but at present the reverse is true. The . of that! Sheer off — once! ; j O Ce ews Take the DAILY noe able for winter wear at 25 cents each, anced Min . ascendency of farce comedy, vaudeville} From the Coal Barge—Who the — . : ; X © TRANSCRIPT. A at the Branch Wonder Store. nB5t ; and exaggerated melodrama has not! are you? : ‘Do You Want . oa! wee : ti . Fremont (Neb.) Nov. 6—Joseph D. been uplifting. The “‘gallery gods” of . From the Himalaya—The third officer . . _ “My ba Hoop’s Pus are purely vegetable McDonald, a prominent and wealthy . the present day gabon of Lg of this ship. Sheer off! . a Good Drink ?3.5.3: ; by Shilo . 3 ere, hinene timate drama. e degenerat. From Coal Barge—Theni pe Martin and do not purge, pain or gripe. All . Citizen of Fremont, shot om . ymin aeantioal het have not . talk t oe a TP pe. ee 5) sig , druggists. 25c. = fag simon instant death. The cause’ in any way served to educate them. skipper of thia —Paris Messenger. : ry ; 15 Ce ts” ‘Shiai Detatesa. . for the rash act was mental unbalance, . Albany Journal. “re "H ” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “Cas. _Cents_a Week by Carrier in the City Royal FS ee ee Pe ] a = Still Good Risk. 2 S “J ss ~ Wat; the cash grocer, bed: ject re. . the result of financial reverses in min-. Facts In Natural History. . Even if a life insurance agent should . 824 Burke's Genuine irish xe ‘ the fines ceived 300 sacks of fine Burbank Pota. ing investments in Colorado. He was . The Philadelphia Record says tha: . overhear a young man who is one of GooD. } pant fo make you PERL ‘ > procurec tine F . : ; railroad dontractor. buil . some Maltese cata drink beer. Now we his risks telling a young. that > PT Sa . —— is selling them at the — ; . ate Ss shes al ‘know why those cats that stay out late he would die for her he wouldn't feel a . ~ THE RECE ION,” a Tt price. 030-t . South Platte branches of the Northat nightcarry on s.—Oleveland Leader, , bit alarmed. —Somerville Journal. . el No 41, Commereial Street. $6 00 a Year by Mail. Get o “ rd +