November 8, 1902 (4 pages)

NEVADA Crry DAILY TRANSCRIPT — PUBLISHED BY—— THE TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING COMPANY _ NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. ——— "Issued. Byecy Bening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City = : ae TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION oy = + = + (= $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . ‘ Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per We saa camel SATURDAY Sta an Bical Center SA OE Boe cig Chew _.,. November 8, 1902 eee ectlons Satisiactory “HE country is to be congratulated on the hearty en-— dorsement given President Roosevelt and the Republican party. Local conditions made the contests *uncomfortably close in a few States, but generally speaking the Republican success was as pronounced as could be expected i in an off year. All the great Middle Slates are still.in the Republican column. Not one will be missing. New Yotk, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois , Wisconsin . and Massachusetts are still i in line for prosperity and protection. The Republicans even retain their grip on Maryland and West Virginia, but suffer a reverse m Delaware because a selfish and unprincipled millionaire insists upon wrecking the Republican party in that State unless it consents to make him Senator. “Gov. Odell was handicapped i in New York by the feeling engendered in the large cities by the great coal strike, which entailed an immense amount of suffering among the poor. ’ The party in power is always held responsible for such conditions, hOwever blameless it may be, and Governor Odell . was severely punished for the sins of the coal combine. Had not President Roosevelt, by an opportune display of nerve and tactful-reserve, stepped aud ended the strike, New York would probably lave gone Democratic. In the States west of the Missouri river the Republican party has held its own at all points, and made gaius notably in; Montana and Idaho. f All is well, therefore, on the Republican watch tower, =_—<—___ 4448444444486 A National Sin. HE Portland “Oregonian” comments with sadness upon ‘the “national sin,” which it holds is “a spirit of indifference to the sanctity of law.” That is true. It is“fostered in childhood; it becomes irritatingly threatening in youth; it is defiance in manhood. The reasons for it are found in more than one thing, but to the sensational and brazen literature of the day, much of it is chargeable These influences perhaps more than Any other have led youth to believe that the law is at enmity with them, and that it is heroism to defy and evade it. Probably not one of these self-sufficient journals would put it.in that. form, but the expression used is the truth nevertheless. The lawless tendency, as the Oregonian well remarks, is dangerous. It is more than that, it is perilouss it is next door to the rebellions. If we continue the license to the sensational press it now has, to kindle in youth the idea that defiance of the law and its servants is heroic and manly, we will assuredly reap the harvest of bitterness presently. Such teaching of youth is common, open and unconcealed.in the vicious press of the day. We may cast on water as. we will, but the flames of despite of the law will grow fiercer daily as long as the influence promoting the thought _ of defiance pours oil upon the fire. How has the party of Jefferson departed from the doctrines of that founder of the _Democracy, -whe~taught that} , centralization in the Federal Government is dangerous. .Recently the Democracy of New York, under the guidance and direction of Mr. Hill, declared in its loudest authoritative voice that the President of the United States should claim the power to and actually invade a State with Federal. arms, Seize private property and operate it as an industry in-competition with private industries, employ vast numbers of workers and engage in producing as a business. How would the old party of Jefferson, with its jealousy of the rights of} }f the Sovereign States, its anger at the mere suggestion of invasion of individual right, and furious over every attempt to enlarge and-extend Federal power beyond the plain Datta) tions of the Constitution, regard such declarations ? : Shot to Death. $100 REWARD. $100 Gouruur, O. T., November. 7—As a The readers of ‘this paper will be — pleased to learn that there is at least result of the prolonged war being waged between the cattlemen and one dreaded disease that science has homesteaders in Western ‘Oklahoma, been able to cure in all ita stages and} that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure another murder has been cominitted. G. W. Lane, a prominent figure ia the only positive cure now known to the medical frateruity. Catarrh being among the homesteaders, was called to the door and shot dead, the murder a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous suréaces.of the system, thereby deatzoying the foundation of the disease, ring neer’Bhirley. A prominent . 24 iving the patient strength by cattleman named John’Joy has been arrested, charged with complicity in the crime. Mrs. Lane, the murdered man’s wife; L. E. Smith, Mareh Long ‘and William Jobnson were also build ing up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. brought in by the officers. : pr etors have so much faith in its cu ve powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that & fails to cure. Send for list of testim nialse. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O, QO. Sold by Druggiste, 75 cts., Hall's Family Pills are the best. Episcopal Social. Many laniiek will take their ainver at Masonic hall between 12 and 2 o’clock Tuesday and among the good things the ladies of the Episcopal church will serve at that .time will’ be chicken ple. The following, program will be rendered in the afternoon, admission to which will be free: ~ Instrumental Solo—Lillie Martin. Vocal Solo—Edith Morgan. Dialogue, “Occupation of. Girls”— Climatis Marsh, Muriel Ogden, Marie Kab], Rachel Morgan, Olive Calkins, Hazel Jepson. Britlaud. Vocal Solo—Ethel Kirkham. Recitatioo—Ben. Hunt Marsh, Motion Song—Laviaie Richards, Elise Myers, Annette Marchie, Estber. Hartung, Helen Searls, Vivie Hughes, } Margaret Bosf, Ruth Tread well. Instramental Solo—Hazel Vinton. Vocal Solo—Cozette Allan. Reciiation and Chorus, ‘““Mammy’s Little Pickaniony’—Ruth Moore, Adele Nilop, Maisie Jepson, Gladys Porter, Shirley Cleave, Olive Calkins, Rachel Morgan. In the evening the admission fee will be 25 cents and the following program will be rendered: Selection—Boys Band. Vocal Solo—George Carson. Instrumental Solo—Miss Champion. Voetal Solo—Dr. O. Swayze. Reci!a'iou—Miss Lucile Moore. Duett—Misses Carr and Maher, Veeal Solo—Dr. H. E. Frank. lastrumenal Solo—Miss Ethel Lord, Vocal Solo—Mrs. H. E. oes Relection— Boys Band. Died onthe Desert Ex Paso, (Dex) . Hovembas i wandering three days in the desert James Williams or El Paso, a wellknown sporting man, formerly of Pueblo, Colo., died of hunger and ex haustion, and only three miles. from Ysleta, El Paso county. He had wan-. dered for fifty miles, traveling in ecir-. cle. He strayed from a hunting panty seeking antelope, last Sunday. Laborers Killed St. Louis, November 7—While bleet ing in a-cut at Jeffrysburg, Mo%, sixtyfour miles from here today two. labor= ers were killed by a premature explosion and a number of others wete injured. ) Hazel ~-+ 6@e New Advertisement. Roegenberg Bros, of the Palace Dry: goods store have a new advertisemegt —— Doings on ur Iristcumental Duett—Alice and toy oe ae of ‘San Francisco arrived here’ last.evening and left this morning for “‘Downieville. J.F.O’Ooanor left thie peoreing for North Bloomfield. “= i 8. W. . Béot and W. A. Hanley are here from Vermont on mining busiMrs, G. J. Reotor is visiting atBacramento. ; E. .T. Worthley returned today to Washington. : “Mrs, G, W. Hurst has returned trom a visit at San Francisco with her daughter, Mrs, Josephine Smith of Tamplins is visiting here. Mrs. A. McNally and Mrs, Charles Steffens have retarned from a visit at Sacramento. ~ Frank Orop came down yesterday from Washington, __ R. V. Halton. a hotel keeper at San Rafael, ‘is visiting here. Mrs. 2. i. Freeman is down from Washington: Mejor P. F. Simonds retarned from a visitto San Francisco last evening. Wm. Moulton French Oorral yestetday. He ie always welcomed when he visits the county seat. Gus Ozalli came down from Granite> ville today. _ Superiatendenat ‘Gus. ‘Kartechoke of the Delhi mine was in town today. A. J. Ross is down from North Bloomfield, « Mrs. D. R. MeKillican of North Bloomfield was an arrival is this city today. Mrs. O. J. Oavin arrived here from “. Virginia City this morning er route to North Saa Juan, Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the le tters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City; November 8th, 1902: Bennett, E. E. McCabe, Frank MeLeran, Ohas. A. Parsons, ‘Miss Frankie Patton, C. as. (2) Kenselia, P. Mason, Mr. Rhyne, Mr. E. in this evening’s Transonipt,. white It speaks of cloaks, furs, gloves, dregs gocds, etc. Special prices now prevail on certain lines and the buyer may receive the benefit. New* goods of .various kinds.are bsing received dail, All mail orders receive prompt . ’ attention. A. 0. U. W. Funeral. day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose of .attending the funeral of their late brother, Charles E. Mulloy, W. R, Lewis, M: W. Cuas, E, AsHpurn, Recorder. Hundreds of lives saved every year by having Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in of every sort. Se CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Bears the The officers and memters of Nevada 4 City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., atelrequested to meet at their hall on Sun. = the house just when it is needed, . Cures croup, heals burns, cats, wounds " The Kind-You-Have-Always-Bought . . You've beard it was the best; Shell, Mrs M. nt will be found of interest by ‘the: fadiosy} Sherman, Wai. Rovkers. G. a Woods, Mise Ada If not called for in fifteen duys let ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these detters: will -please; say “advertised’ pay. infer of” one cent for: each lettrr *L.°8. Catknvs, Postmaster. I. 0. 0. F. Funeral. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No, 47,1. O. O. F., are requested to.meet ‘at their ball on Sundisy afternoon at 1:80 o’clock for the -purpose of attending the funeral of; ptheir late brother, Charles E. Malloy, which will take place from. the family hresidence at 2:80 o’clack. By order, = G. Cumminas, N.G. Ggo, Ay Gair, Seoretary. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can ‘be trained as well pas your muscles or/your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your -bowels'to do-right. Genuine tablets ‘stamped C. C. C. Never, sold in} ‘bulk. All druggists, 10¢.-= The next bottle of whiekey yoda buy resolve to_try the “Jesse Moore.”. prove i: q Bignacare of by Practical test. eso we call your attention from the East, but we have them You should We have been gaite successful in h e have are guaranteed. FURS. ces marked in plain figures. GLOVES. these gloves and Kid Glove. We on the Coast. ain #2 large assortment of t e carry the beet brands Ours is an up-to-date the lowest, Orders from the country Samples sent on sopiicaiian. Cloaks and Furs. > 600000000660 <em> Our furs need no recommendation as they are from H. Liebss & not fail to come¢to\ug: for. your OLOAKS quite a stock of them and invite you all to:ine We can sell you SILK OVERSKIRTS CHEAP THE SILK FOR. They are all sample lines, We have succeeded Can now guarantee our One in dressed and undressed. ‘ou Will be sure to come baer and are made especially for us and we are instrnoted to rebbintoehd a {them to our customers as they are sold very suceessfally in every large olty to our stock of FALL avd WINTER GOODS which is complete in every line. Our Oloake and Fareare of the latest style and cat.’ Our MONTE GARLOS «ere a little late ia arriving now. ik ‘and ante and SUITS. AN YOU CAN BUY and only one of a kind and priandling pnd $i Mag to getting. the agency ‘for the A. B. Dollar Gloves Everyone should try a pair of get another They guarantee Our celebrated CENTENERI KID GLOVES’ ‘edd no recommendation, We of CORSETS made, the best goods and sell thear at the lowest living prices. We are receiving New Goods every day. stere and ever one shotrtd « call on us firet when they -waut to purchase anything tn our line, a we save It is useless for_us to publish-prices es eleryons Chow romptly attended to. and nd we e aim to keep none bat oa sige and money, Respectfully, ‘i: ROSENBERG BROS, came over from} aw are =eage : : That Majority. { 1 ~ Saf Paanowoo,: November 7. — Delayed returns from {interior points contiaue to add to the majority of Dr. Pardee over Franklin K. ~Lane for the Governorship, but the reports are coth~ }ing In so slowly that itis impossible to Catimate with any degree of surety the probable majority of Dr. Pardee, Perhaps it may reach 2500. It will be several days or possibly a week before the semi-official figures will be known. Relative to the statement, reported to have been made by Mr. Lane, that he charges fraud in thé counting of the ballots, the gentleman says: “I do not myself charge that frauds were committed. That isa matter to be de. termined by the Statecommittee. But T am convinced that had the votes been counted as they were cast, it would ap pear that I had a very considerable plurality. But that will be determined later, however, when the State Central Committee completes its work.” Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Bernard Qarey took place from St. Osnice Oatholtic church at 2 o’clock this afternoon, and was largely attended. The floral pieces were numerous and beautifal. Following were the pall bearers: D. E. Morgan, F.T. Nilon, E. J. Baker, J. Brophy, J. Heghes and K, J. Phelan. Selling Out. As I am ari te sheets Nevada City I will sell ell my stock, consisting of Lace, Underwear, Wrapgen Nightgowns, etc. ou want bargains. come and see me. ty will close the stock out at LESS THAN COST. See for yourself. CHING LEE Broad Street Nevada City Trooper Shot. * San res iiotieo, sovomter 7—While Private George W. Fearrington and Corporal Walter Loekett, both colored troopers of Company I, of the Ninth Cavalry, lay in their tent at the Presidio at 5 o’cloek this morning a thirty-caliber Krag-Jorgensen rifle. belonging to Lockett was discharged, the bullet going through Fearrington’s left breast, just. above the heart. Lockett says the shooting was accidental. Fearrington bled internally and will die. Lockett was placed under-arrest. ne ak Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan’s Ointment never fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 conte. TAYLOR'S DURE round Spice 2-02. 4 oz 8-02. 10e 15¢ Mace Nutmegs Oayenne Black Pepper. . White Pepper Mustard These spices are in tins and are ab. solutely pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. 000000 Taylor's Tea & Coffee House _ THERE Is NO sense THE OLD RELIABLE "Absolutely Pure SUBSTITUTE Grand. just like down, “Well worth: your looking at. $3, $3 50. Told in a Brief Way. ® for Busy Readers. = RA We know not what a “7 may bring} V forth. a : Look out for today ili let look out for itself. The indications sre.t soorhotiany an in trade. will be better t a er 1 8nd Mrs many years past. seen on every hand pe this bailiwick, Sesaican native eof Canad, Those merchants who reach out for Panes the business, by pintannies. Bide eet pers were aie in he Olerk’s. office today by the cream of it. y Hatt. . Frank Gilbert, » then toetitasith mab P Pat 4p a suit oe divorce from Wy tides ' a. O, Linditey . is the ovation at who ©was burned 4 fire in Bear Valley several Wisticcoana) hes hae been at, the County H is in a very critical condition and there is but slight hope for his recovery. J. M. Linderman, an old resident of You Bet, was taken .to the. Oounty Hosrpital, yesterday. He is suffering from a severe attack of Ja grippe. © Teams were busy yesterday haullog_ heavy timbers and lam ber to be used ~e es ra Pena Cold Storage Meats ee _For Special first-class Colas Meats you should send hedene Griseel Bros, Commercint sae ' Hie ft aeet pene rok, matton a While ae at $3.90, $4-56, $5, $6.50, $750, $8.50, $12.50 : Gray all-wool Blankets at $3. 50, $4, $4. 50, $5 and $6, White and Gray Cotton Blankets at 50c, 75c, $1, $1.9 $1.50. Ail of our Blankets are extra large size. You will make a mistake if you don’t buy your Blanks at the Big Store, ' Comforters! Comforters! made of nice white Cotton for $1, $1. 50, $2. 4 Laminated Comforters—the extra large size, 72 by 9 Price, Pag The best line of Ladies’ Capes and Jackets that we evd had, here now. Hosiery and Underwear Sale going « on now. Respectfully, . Maher’ & & Co, Nevada City + Sie Daintiost inn me Yevada City “who appreciate stylish millinery are really surprised see such eleg: . We're keeping up with the lat wetrd sn yles in every line, and this weelt have : for your consideration, Prices 4 ‘of the smallest pocket book. g halts, ‘gailors, etc., we havo everyth z D's sohool hate &re one of our specials. MRS LL. LUBECS Vommeroial. Street, Nevada City. i Speen: Gans and Rifles CHAS, Grocer E, mie <> Ory: hieienenre . AT CUT RATES. . Main . Street, ———=/Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns Rifles, Ammanition,; Etc. LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. FE lectro-Dental Parlors . BOM Ee — R. ze SMITH cquleeaa rswith all th “gyi a eer ee tooth.° 6.00 Phone Ma n 633. . These "estabtiges are a Bh oar toed ee g saemeRs Are. Located Here. BAe EXTRA eEr-No charge for oe when‘ cm drat } . Mlasenic Buudiag, “up Stairs, Esrlors of One of the ler _ Sacramento, ices On the Obnst pe Permanently ICAL} @nd other conveniences for doing dente work guaranteed at One-half the\regular prices charged by ouUR PRICES setaete howagrss Raat #2 ¢ 0018 GOLD FILLINGS. $2.00° SILVER FILLINGS ae ( sive at i eves. iy CPAP 9B OCD CR Ces ee as +60 CENTS. ordered, R. E.: SMITH, D. D. s ty Fee Streat,.NewadaIciey, : ~other . FORCEae arcane #4 Bie et & cDaI > je SSPE te serra onncBREOOHIEECH Millinery 0 Opening I desire to ¢ announce to the! ladies of Nevada County that my grand opening will ‘be held on Monday, ‘Cuesday and — » Wednesday. and invite you all to call ak inspect my stock. the latest styles, shapes, oer ‘colors. ae call. Come eee, uw, HC Metord, a i Phan = ie _ " Ylovade City AL® Don’t BH Sd a) i ULD job atiit Pmore dainty in one of those stylial hats our milliners are tarning out, People Vn ARANSOR November Ine sep DCa ——— Rathbaro ; Nevada, Thurs was 78 yoars 1d at Cherokee, th y of years and many of the suse will be a Hone a pls 3 of th ere nls of L ; during the pas ding, Frauk MM Bert Mattbie , Matthieseu, Miss EB. M. S se jnown if proul, the "preset Butte county, wi ion to that office Igproul, who is & . ja quite well ku he was &©@ sratic ticket for fistrict. by a : jaroney attempt d track in th >» a moving was knocked de His head an sedand be was fy Hospital. New if orge C. Pardee ilimaka her hor soon as her husbe natorial . chair, ¢ ot resident there incumbency. Genasci and ¥ Wyoming, are n't parente, Mr. of Willow V born and rait pmetime been it ville, ——+ eofor M aT0N, Novem ber ry has held R d porter, for t Gilbert Denni ho was assaulted ber 10th last a 6 HH nsion . November 7—Pi \ ‘signed the law ing the widows a d military offic Wes at the time disturbances ir hoe, Se ee b Would ever be . Mon if everyon ‘tnd Giickly £ Tegulates the FPS ee the Gypsy . Reader arrived from h teading by m Write date of M008 you wish by letter as at tly coolaae yy PEN das 993 Mar out tor faim wwrsion to t contemp latin interested to i System is ope ne of the Wor vn, through frc out change . » Omaha, Ohic EB, Boston an od the Pallm rt lg provi rths, beddi: ullman standar te lavatories, a “d, and in f pe More expen ‘the Sharectce © oe tuishing, © colored % he acco Purpose ¢ &nd comfo “ry Charge . d and slee. mo accom pal 2 are interent a, West rate book “est Mountai 4 COntinent, -i4

NEVADA Crry DAILY TRANSCRIPT — PUBLISHED BY—— THE TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING COMPANY _ NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. ——— "Issued. Byecy Bening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City = : ae TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION oy = + = + (= $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . ‘ Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per We saa camel SATURDAY Sta an Bical Center SA OE Boe cig Chew _.,. November 8, 1902 eee ectlons Satisiactory “HE country is to be congratulated on the hearty en-— dorsement given President Roosevelt and the Republican party. Local conditions made the contests *uncomfortably close in a few States, but generally speaking the Republican success was as pronounced as could be expected i in an off year. All the great Middle Slates are still.in the Republican column. Not one will be missing. New Yotk, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois , Wisconsin . and Massachusetts are still i in line for prosperity and protection. The Republicans even retain their grip on Maryland and West Virginia, but suffer a reverse m Delaware because a selfish and unprincipled millionaire insists upon wrecking the Republican party in that State unless it consents to make him Senator. “Gov. Odell was handicapped i in New York by the feeling engendered in the large cities by the great coal strike, which entailed an immense amount of suffering among the poor. ’ The party in power is always held responsible for such conditions, hOwever blameless it may be, and Governor Odell . was severely punished for the sins of the coal combine. Had not President Roosevelt, by an opportune display of nerve and tactful-reserve, stepped aud ended the strike, New York would probably lave gone Democratic. In the States west of the Missouri river the Republican party has held its own at all points, and made gaius notably in; Montana and Idaho. f All is well, therefore, on the Republican watch tower, =_—<—___ 4448444444486 A National Sin. HE Portland “Oregonian” comments with sadness upon ‘the “national sin,” which it holds is “a spirit of indifference to the sanctity of law.” That is true. It is“fostered in childhood; it becomes irritatingly threatening in youth; it is defiance in manhood. The reasons for it are found in more than one thing, but to the sensational and brazen literature of the day, much of it is chargeable These influences perhaps more than Any other have led youth to believe that the law is at enmity with them, and that it is heroism to defy and evade it. Probably not one of these self-sufficient journals would put it.in that. form, but the expression used is the truth nevertheless. The lawless tendency, as the Oregonian well remarks, is dangerous. It is more than that, it is perilouss it is next door to the rebellions. If we continue the license to the sensational press it now has, to kindle in youth the idea that defiance of the law and its servants is heroic and manly, we will assuredly reap the harvest of bitterness presently. Such teaching of youth is common, open and unconcealed.in the vicious press of the day. We may cast on water as. we will, but the flames of despite of the law will grow fiercer daily as long as the influence promoting the thought _ of defiance pours oil upon the fire. How has the party of Jefferson departed from the doctrines of that founder of the _Democracy, -whe~taught that} , centralization in the Federal Government is dangerous. .Recently the Democracy of New York, under the guidance and direction of Mr. Hill, declared in its loudest authoritative voice that the President of the United States should claim the power to and actually invade a State with Federal. arms, Seize private property and operate it as an industry in-competition with private industries, employ vast numbers of workers and engage in producing as a business. How would the old party of Jefferson, with its jealousy of the rights of} }f the Sovereign States, its anger at the mere suggestion of invasion of individual right, and furious over every attempt to enlarge and-extend Federal power beyond the plain Datta) tions of the Constitution, regard such declarations ? : Shot to Death. $100 REWARD. $100 Gouruur, O. T., November. 7—As a The readers of ‘this paper will be — pleased to learn that there is at least result of the prolonged war being waged between the cattlemen and one dreaded disease that science has homesteaders in Western ‘Oklahoma, been able to cure in all ita stages and} that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure another murder has been cominitted. G. W. Lane, a prominent figure ia the only positive cure now known to the medical frateruity. Catarrh being among the homesteaders, was called to the door and shot dead, the murder a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous suréaces.of the system, thereby deatzoying the foundation of the disease, ring neer’Bhirley. A prominent . 24 iving the patient strength by cattleman named John’Joy has been arrested, charged with complicity in the crime. Mrs. Lane, the murdered man’s wife; L. E. Smith, Mareh Long ‘and William Jobnson were also build ing up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. brought in by the officers. : pr etors have so much faith in its cu ve powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that & fails to cure. Send for list of testim nialse. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O, QO. Sold by Druggiste, 75 cts., Hall's Family Pills are the best. Episcopal Social. Many laniiek will take their ainver at Masonic hall between 12 and 2 o’clock Tuesday and among the good things the ladies of the Episcopal church will serve at that .time will’ be chicken ple. The following, program will be rendered in the afternoon, admission to which will be free: ~ Instrumental Solo—Lillie Martin. Vocal Solo—Edith Morgan. Dialogue, “Occupation of. Girls”— Climatis Marsh, Muriel Ogden, Marie Kab], Rachel Morgan, Olive Calkins, Hazel Jepson. Britlaud. Vocal Solo—Ethel Kirkham. Recitatioo—Ben. Hunt Marsh, Motion Song—Laviaie Richards, Elise Myers, Annette Marchie, Estber. Hartung, Helen Searls, Vivie Hughes, } Margaret Bosf, Ruth Tread well. Instramental Solo—Hazel Vinton. Vocal Solo—Cozette Allan. Reciiation and Chorus, ‘““Mammy’s Little Pickaniony’—Ruth Moore, Adele Nilop, Maisie Jepson, Gladys Porter, Shirley Cleave, Olive Calkins, Rachel Morgan. In the evening the admission fee will be 25 cents and the following program will be rendered: Selection—Boys Band. Vocal Solo—George Carson. Instrumental Solo—Miss Champion. Voetal Solo—Dr. O. Swayze. Reci!a'iou—Miss Lucile Moore. Duett—Misses Carr and Maher, Veeal Solo—Dr. H. E. Frank. lastrumenal Solo—Miss Ethel Lord, Vocal Solo—Mrs. H. E. oes Relection— Boys Band. Died onthe Desert Ex Paso, (Dex) . Hovembas i wandering three days in the desert James Williams or El Paso, a wellknown sporting man, formerly of Pueblo, Colo., died of hunger and ex haustion, and only three miles. from Ysleta, El Paso county. He had wan-. dered for fifty miles, traveling in ecir-. cle. He strayed from a hunting panty seeking antelope, last Sunday. Laborers Killed St. Louis, November 7—While bleet ing in a-cut at Jeffrysburg, Mo%, sixtyfour miles from here today two. labor= ers were killed by a premature explosion and a number of others wete injured. ) Hazel ~-+ 6@e New Advertisement. Roegenberg Bros, of the Palace Dry: goods store have a new advertisemegt —— Doings on ur Iristcumental Duett—Alice and toy oe ae of ‘San Francisco arrived here’ last.evening and left this morning for “‘Downieville. J.F.O’Ooanor left thie peoreing for North Bloomfield. “= i 8. W. . Béot and W. A. Hanley are here from Vermont on mining busiMrs, G. J. Reotor is visiting atBacramento. ; E. .T. Worthley returned today to Washington. : “Mrs, G, W. Hurst has returned trom a visit at San Francisco with her daughter, Mrs, Josephine Smith of Tamplins is visiting here. Mrs. A. McNally and Mrs, Charles Steffens have retarned from a visit at Sacramento. ~ Frank Orop came down yesterday from Washington, __ R. V. Halton. a hotel keeper at San Rafael, ‘is visiting here. Mrs. 2. i. Freeman is down from Washington: Mejor P. F. Simonds retarned from a visitto San Francisco last evening. Wm. Moulton French Oorral yestetday. He ie always welcomed when he visits the county seat. Gus Ozalli came down from Granite> ville today. _ Superiatendenat ‘Gus. ‘Kartechoke of the Delhi mine was in town today. A. J. Ross is down from North Bloomfield, « Mrs. D. R. MeKillican of North Bloomfield was an arrival is this city today. Mrs. O. J. Oavin arrived here from “. Virginia City this morning er route to North Saa Juan, Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the le tters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City; November 8th, 1902: Bennett, E. E. McCabe, Frank MeLeran, Ohas. A. Parsons, ‘Miss Frankie Patton, C. as. (2) Kenselia, P. Mason, Mr. Rhyne, Mr. E. in this evening’s Transonipt,. white It speaks of cloaks, furs, gloves, dregs gocds, etc. Special prices now prevail on certain lines and the buyer may receive the benefit. New* goods of .various kinds.are bsing received dail, All mail orders receive prompt . ’ attention. A. 0. U. W. Funeral. day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose of .attending the funeral of their late brother, Charles E. Mulloy, W. R, Lewis, M: W. Cuas, E, AsHpurn, Recorder. Hundreds of lives saved every year by having Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in of every sort. Se CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Bears the The officers and memters of Nevada 4 City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., atelrequested to meet at their hall on Sun. = the house just when it is needed, . Cures croup, heals burns, cats, wounds " The Kind-You-Have-Always-Bought . . You've beard it was the best; Shell, Mrs M. nt will be found of interest by ‘the: fadiosy} Sherman, Wai. Rovkers. G. a Woods, Mise Ada If not called for in fifteen duys let ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these detters: will -please; say “advertised’ pay. infer of” one cent for: each lettrr *L.°8. Catknvs, Postmaster. I. 0. 0. F. Funeral. The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No, 47,1. O. O. F., are requested to.meet ‘at their ball on Sundisy afternoon at 1:80 o’clock for the -purpose of attending the funeral of; ptheir late brother, Charles E. Malloy, which will take place from. the family hresidence at 2:80 o’clack. By order, = G. Cumminas, N.G. Ggo, Ay Gair, Seoretary. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can ‘be trained as well pas your muscles or/your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your -bowels'to do-right. Genuine tablets ‘stamped C. C. C. Never, sold in} ‘bulk. All druggists, 10¢.-= The next bottle of whiekey yoda buy resolve to_try the “Jesse Moore.”. prove i: q Bignacare of by Practical test. eso we call your attention from the East, but we have them You should We have been gaite successful in h e have are guaranteed. FURS. ces marked in plain figures. GLOVES. these gloves and Kid Glove. We on the Coast. ain #2 large assortment of t e carry the beet brands Ours is an up-to-date the lowest, Orders from the country Samples sent on sopiicaiian. Cloaks and Furs. > 600000000660 <em> Our furs need no recommendation as they are from H. Liebss & not fail to come¢to\ug: for. your OLOAKS quite a stock of them and invite you all to:ine We can sell you SILK OVERSKIRTS CHEAP THE SILK FOR. They are all sample lines, We have succeeded Can now guarantee our One in dressed and undressed. ‘ou Will be sure to come baer and are made especially for us and we are instrnoted to rebbintoehd a {them to our customers as they are sold very suceessfally in every large olty to our stock of FALL avd WINTER GOODS which is complete in every line. Our Oloake and Fareare of the latest style and cat.’ Our MONTE GARLOS «ere a little late ia arriving now. ik ‘and ante and SUITS. AN YOU CAN BUY and only one of a kind and priandling pnd $i Mag to getting. the agency ‘for the A. B. Dollar Gloves Everyone should try a pair of get another They guarantee Our celebrated CENTENERI KID GLOVES’ ‘edd no recommendation, We of CORSETS made, the best goods and sell thear at the lowest living prices. We are receiving New Goods every day. stere and ever one shotrtd « call on us firet when they

-waut to purchase anything tn our line, a we save It is useless for_us to publish-prices es eleryons Chow romptly attended to. and nd we e aim to keep none bat oa sige and money, Respectfully, ‘i: ROSENBERG BROS, came over from} aw are =eage : : That Majority. { 1 ~ Saf Paanowoo,: November 7. — Delayed returns from {interior points contiaue to add to the majority of Dr. Pardee over Franklin K. ~Lane for the Governorship, but the reports are coth~ }ing In so slowly that itis impossible to Catimate with any degree of surety the probable majority of Dr. Pardee, Perhaps it may reach 2500. It will be several days or possibly a week before the semi-official figures will be known. Relative to the statement, reported to have been made by Mr. Lane, that he charges fraud in thé counting of the ballots, the gentleman says: “I do not myself charge that frauds were committed. That isa matter to be de. termined by the Statecommittee. But T am convinced that had the votes been counted as they were cast, it would ap pear that I had a very considerable plurality. But that will be determined later, however, when the State Central Committee completes its work.” Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Bernard Qarey took place from St. Osnice Oatholtic church at 2 o’clock this afternoon, and was largely attended. The floral pieces were numerous and beautifal. Following were the pall bearers: D. E. Morgan, F.T. Nilon, E. J. Baker, J. Brophy, J. Heghes and K, J. Phelan. Selling Out. As I am ari te sheets Nevada City I will sell ell my stock, consisting of Lace, Underwear, Wrapgen Nightgowns, etc. ou want bargains. come and see me. ty will close the stock out at LESS THAN COST. See for yourself. CHING LEE Broad Street Nevada City Trooper Shot. * San res iiotieo, sovomter 7—While Private George W. Fearrington and Corporal Walter Loekett, both colored troopers of Company I, of the Ninth Cavalry, lay in their tent at the Presidio at 5 o’cloek this morning a thirty-caliber Krag-Jorgensen rifle. belonging to Lockett was discharged, the bullet going through Fearrington’s left breast, just. above the heart. Lockett says the shooting was accidental. Fearrington bled internally and will die. Lockett was placed under-arrest. ne ak Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan’s Ointment never fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 conte. TAYLOR'S DURE round Spice 2-02. 4 oz 8-02. 10e 15¢ Mace Nutmegs Oayenne Black Pepper. . White Pepper Mustard These spices are in tins and are ab. solutely pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. 000000 Taylor's Tea & Coffee House _ THERE Is NO sense THE OLD RELIABLE "Absolutely Pure SUBSTITUTE Grand. just like down, “Well worth: your looking at. $3, $3 50. Told in a Brief Way. ® for Busy Readers. = RA We know not what a “7 may bring} V forth. a : Look out for today ili let look out for itself. The indications sre.t soorhotiany an in trade. will be better t a er 1 8nd Mrs many years past. seen on every hand pe this bailiwick, Sesaican native eof Canad, Those merchants who reach out for Panes the business, by pintannies. Bide eet pers were aie in he Olerk’s. office today by the cream of it. y Hatt. . Frank Gilbert, » then toetitasith mab P Pat 4p a suit oe divorce from Wy tides ' a. O, Linditey . is the ovation at who ©was burned 4 fire in Bear Valley several Wisticcoana) hes hae been at, the County H is in a very critical condition and there is but slight hope for his recovery. J. M. Linderman, an old resident of You Bet, was taken .to the. Oounty Hosrpital, yesterday. He is suffering from a severe attack of Ja grippe. © Teams were busy yesterday haullog_ heavy timbers and lam ber to be used ~e es ra Pena Cold Storage Meats ee _For Special first-class Colas Meats you should send hedene Griseel Bros, Commercint sae ' Hie ft aeet pene rok, matton a While ae at $3.90, $4-56, $5, $6.50, $750, $8.50, $12.50 : Gray all-wool Blankets at $3. 50, $4, $4. 50, $5 and $6, White and Gray Cotton Blankets at 50c, 75c, $1, $1.9 $1.50. Ail of our Blankets are extra large size. You will make a mistake if you don’t buy your Blanks at the Big Store, ' Comforters! Comforters! made of nice white Cotton for $1, $1. 50, $2. 4 Laminated Comforters—the extra large size, 72 by 9 Price, Pag The best line of Ladies’ Capes and Jackets that we evd had, here now. Hosiery and Underwear Sale going « on now. Respectfully, . Maher’ & & Co, Nevada City + Sie Daintiost inn me Yevada City “who appreciate stylish millinery are really surprised see such eleg: . We're keeping up with the lat wetrd sn yles in every line, and this weelt have : for your consideration, Prices 4 ‘of the smallest pocket book. g halts, ‘gailors, etc., we havo everyth z D's sohool hate &re one of our specials. MRS LL. LUBECS Vommeroial. Street, Nevada City. i Speen: Gans and Rifles CHAS, Grocer E, mie <> Ory: hieienenre . AT CUT RATES. . Main . Street, ———=/Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns Rifles, Ammanition,; Etc. LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. FE lectro-Dental Parlors . BOM Ee — R. ze SMITH cquleeaa rswith all th “gyi a eer ee tooth..° 6.00 Phone Ma n 633. . These "estabtiges are a Bh oar toed ee g saemeRs Are. Located Here. BAe EXTRA eEr-No charge for oe when‘ cm drat } . Mlasenic Buudiag, “up Stairs, Esrlors of One of the ler _ Sacramento, ices On the Obnst pe Permanently ICAL} @nd other conveniences for doing dente work guaranteed at One-half the\regular prices charged by ouUR PRICES setaete howagrss Raat #2 ¢ 0018 GOLD FILLINGS.. $2.00° SILVER FILLINGS ae ( sive at i eves. iy CPAP 9B OCD CR Ces ee as +60 CENTS. ordered, R. E.: SMITH, D. D. s ty Fee Streat,.NewadaIciey, : ~other . FORCEae arcane #4 Bie et & cDaI > je SSPE te serra onncBREOOHIEECH Millinery 0 Opening I desire to ¢ announce to the! ladies of Nevada County that my grand opening will ‘be held on Monday, ‘Cuesday and — » Wednesday.. and invite you all to call ak inspect my stock. the latest styles, shapes, oer ‘colors. ae call. Come eee, uw, HC Metord, a i Phan = ie _ " Ylovade City AL® Don’t BH Sd a) i ULD job atiit Pmore dainty in one of those stylial hats our milliners are tarning out, People Vn ARANSOR November Ine sep DCa ——— Rathbaro ; Nevada, Thurs was 78 yoars 1d at Cherokee, th y of years and many of the suse will be a Hone a pls 3 of th ere nls of L ; during the pas ding, Frauk MM Bert Mattbie , Matthieseu, Miss EB. M. S se jnown if proul, the "preset Butte county, wi ion to that office Igproul, who is & . ja quite well ku he was &©@ sratic ticket for fistrict. by a : jaroney attempt d track in th >» a moving was knocked de His head an sedand be was fy Hospital. New if orge C. Pardee ilimaka her hor soon as her husbe natorial . chair, ¢ ot resident there incumbency. Genasci and ¥ Wyoming, are n't parente, Mr. of Willow V born and rait pmetime been it ville, ——+ eofor M aT0N, Novem ber ry has held R d porter, for t Gilbert Denni ho was assaulted ber 10th last a 6 HH nsion . November 7—Pi \ ‘signed the law ing the widows a d military offic Wes at the time disturbances ir hoe, Se ee b Would ever be . Mon if everyon ‘tnd Giickly £ Tegulates the FPS ee the Gypsy . Reader arrived from h teading by m Write date of M008 you wish by letter as at tly coolaae yy PEN das 993 Mar out tor faim wwrsion to t contemp latin interested to i System is ope ne of the Wor vn, through frc out change . » Omaha, Ohic EB, Boston an od the Pallm rt lg provi rths, beddi: ullman standar te lavatories, a “d, and in f pe More expen ‘the Sharectce © oe tuishing, © colored % he acco Purpose ¢ &nd comfo “ry Charge . d and slee. mo accom pal 2 are interent a, West rate book “est Mountai 4 COntinent, -i4