October 10, 1896 (4 pages)

Werner So i ee owe GRE SSB cata Acme \ sca ae eiemeidindeanaiia sacieieianaial THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1980, by Nat. P. Brown & ig NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA vw Se! [LBA BROWN & CALKINS. * ‘e Proprietors SATURDAY ... OCT. 10, 1896. ‘ PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” REPUBLICAN TICKET. 4 r) : WILLIAM. McKINLEY OF OHIO. * FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Barbecue at the Star and Crescent Wine Rooms tonight. It The Excelsior Whist Club will be entertained next Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brand. The annnal ineeting of the Miners Association will be held in this city on Wednesday, October 2ist. — Look at Dickerman & Co.’s new advertisement and then look. in their} show-window as you pass the store. General Jo Hamilton of Aubarn will address a Democratic meeting at the Theater toitight. A band of music will be in attendance. A steel bridge is to be built. across Deer creek from the Providence mine, to support the pipe line. The Miners Foundry has the contract. —_—__—_—_-+ 02-2 — Popular Golf Stockings. . The golf stocking has met with astonishing sucess in this country, and the gentleman who introduced it is regarded as a public benefactor by those young men who cannot boast of much development of the calf. .But the rage for golf stockings in civilized communities is not a circumstance to what occurred in Chicago the other day among a party of seventy full-blooded Sioux who stopped off in that city. for a few hours. All of Chicago’s most boasted sights were regarded by them with phlegmatic indifference, but when these untutored children 6f the forest and prairie beheld a job lot of golf stockings they indulged in a war dance and exhibited their joy. ip various other ways. . You Can’r Buy Happrness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, silt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking Hood’s SarsapariHa. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. see es Anas The Last Chance. Those who want big bargains in clothing should call at L. Hyman & Co.’s store before 11:30 o’clock tonight. This will be the last opportunity to get the benefit of the sweeping reduction in prices. 010-1t Oe The. Latest. Assorted Cocktails, in fancy screwtop flasks, at Wolf’s cash grocery store. Something new and nice. Give them a trial. ~ 010 ee Special Announcement. Mr. Chas. Leiter, who has been stopping at the Union Hotel forthe past week with a fine line of colored and black dress goods, has decided to remain until Monday evening, Oct. 12th, and will remain at the hotel all day Saturday and Monday, and invites the ladies to come and inspect his goods. o92t 1 eel eal Chapter Meeting. ~* Members of Nevada Chapter, R. A. M., are requested to attend the meeting to be held at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, October 12th. By order. S. W. Marsn, H. P. I. J. Rolfe, Sec’y. 010-2t ar el ~~ _ New Dentist. Dr. H. F. Roberts, dentist, will open an office in the Holmes’ building, junction of Main and Coyote streets on Tuesday, October 13th. 08 Rt oa New Comb Honey at Gaylord’s. It is a choice article and is sold cheap. 09 + e@e eoTo ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf — Oe The ils of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of wonen. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman £00.” 2 Se Menrrr Wins and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparilla holds the abiding confi dence of the public. Hood’s Sarsapa Trilla is known by the cures it has made It is the One True Blood Purifier. Seibel i cectee Kari’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ————_—_—0-6 90-0 50 to I. ,00 pounds of Flour for One Dollar, at JACKson’s._ a24-tf Special to the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. Safe Blown Open. murderers. Grand Lodge af Good Templars. pany’s store was broken into last night and the safe broken open. -The safe‘. crackers got $300. They also took a FOR PRESIDENT, lot of razors. They had several sacks of clothing, knives and other articles packed, but were frightened away e and left them. Sotiora, Mexico, was shot and probably fatally injured by Provencio Potter, a rurale, at the mining camp of Agua Dulce, lower California, on Wednesday night. Torres was manager of a gold mine at Agua Dulce, and as the result Brextwoop, Cal., Oct. 9.—Davis ComSonora’s Governor Shot. of a quarrel took a shot at the rurale, who returned the fire with the above result. Johnson at Lincoln. Lixcotx, Oct. 8—Hon. Grove L. Johnson spoke here tonight to one of the largest meetings ever held in this county and the largest ever held here, there being fully 1,000 people present. The McKinley and Hobart Club paraded the streets, which were ablaze with bonfires and red light. Mr. Johnson captivated his audience by his eloquent speech, which was one of the best that has been delivered here. The Girl of the Hour. son is the girl of the hour. Although only 16 years of age she last night battled with a’burglar who tried to chloroform, gag and bind her, and after a desperate. struggle she succeeded in making her escape by leaping through an open window and dropping to the ground, a distance of twelve feet. Miss Emerson is a member of the family of W. J. White, a merchant who lives on Bray Avenue, near East Fourteenth street. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. White went to an entertainment and did not return until midnight, leaving Miss Emerson alone in the house with the baby. Shortly after 11 o’clock a burglar forced one of the rear windows in the house and made his way to the girl’s room, but the girl supposed that White had returned, until the intruder tried to chloroform her. After she escaped from him, the burglar fled and has not yet been captured.Bank Robber Dead. SHERBURNE, Minn., Oct. 9.—A special to the Times-Telegram has been received by President Brown of the robbed bank here, saying that one of the robbers and murderers has been killed after a hard fight fourteen miles east of. Elmore, Minnesota. The dead bank robber had a roll of the stolen bills in his pocket. . Marshal Bancroft was killed in the fight, which was a fierce one. The man killed was probably J. D. Sair as he was the faster wheelman of the two. A telegram from Emmettsburg, Iowa, says that one of the robbers passed through there early this morning with a posse in hot pursuit. The village has added $200 to the rewards offered. At Estherville, tion is in custody, awaiting identification. Four men are now dead as the result of the robbery. Double Murder. double murder is reported in Bruneau Valley, Owyhee county. Owing to the the only details obtainable are as follows : Two unknown men, riding gray horses, coming from Little Valley to Bruneau, Owyhee county, stopped and had breakfast at Wychahoney. Shortly after their departure a cattleman came into Brunean and said that he had found blood-stains along the'side of the road. : A party was made up and proceeded to.'the scene. Following the trail, a human body was found, face downward, buried in the sand. There was a bullet hole behind the left ear and a shot in the right side of the neck. Around the victim’s neck was a rope, showing how he had been: dragged to his burial .W. M. Milligan, a peddler, hove in session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars was an interesting one. The morning session was occupied almost entirely in considering matters regarding reincorporating the Orphans’ Home. A considerable sum of nioney was pledged for that purpose. Many of the Grand Lodge members visited the home, and ‘it is expected that they will take some definite action in the matter before adjournment. San Dieco, Oct. 8—Antonio Torres, . ’ ason of Governor Luis E. Torres of) ficers of the grand lodge of Good Templars this morning was: J. W. Webb, grand chief templar; J. W. Hall, grand counselor; Mrs. Eliza J. Chamberlain, grand vice templar; W. P. Netherton, grand‘ vice templar; Volney Taylor, Frvrrvate, Oct. 9—Miss Ella Emer-}-. Iowa, a man answering Pratt’s descripBouse, (Idaho), Oct. 9.—A mysterious ing dragged across the road. In order to avoid identification, the murderers killed Milligan and buried him about ten yards from their first victim. A posse is scouring the county for the VaLLEso, Oct. 8—The third day’s VALLEJO, Oct: 9.—The election of ofgrand treasurer; Mrs. E. M. North, general superintendent juvenile work; R. Thompson, J. M. Walling, A. M. Drew, grand lodge trustees. .The board of managers of the Orphans’’ Home was reduced from nineteen to nine—four men, four ladies and the grand chief. Their election takes place this afternoon. Baseball Match. Tomorrow morning a match game of baseball will he played at the Bifle Grounds between the Legg & Shaw Co. nine and the Sons of Rest. H. Schuldt and W.P. Sigourney will be the battery for the first-named club. Game will be called at 10 o’clock. . In the afternoon the Gold Flat Club and the Piety Hill Club will try conclusions on the same grounds. ——_-+ ogo -__—_ Changed Hands. This afternoon J. J. Coan purchased of Timothy Giles the saloon known as “The Hub,” at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. The new proprietor intends to keep first-class goods and to conduct the place in the best manner, and invites all his friends and the public generally to give him a call. His advertisement will appear Monday. ESS Se Betis Will Represent Nevada County. Miss Clara Nancarrow of this city will leave in a few days for Petaluma, where on the 15th of this month she will take part in the elocutionary contest of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for the grand gold medal. She has already won a gold medal and a silver medal in former contests held in this county. +902 Target Shoot. Company C, Nevada Light Guard,, held the semi-annual target shoot at their rifle range near the Manzanita mine today. Colonel Guthrie of Sacramento was present to inspect the shooting. as Entertainment at Relief Hill. An entertainment and ball:.will be given at Relief Hill Monday night for the benefit of the Relief band. Howard and McDonald, the Irish comedy and specialty team, have volunteered their services for the occasion. eo + —_—____ Don’t Miss It. Clam chowder will be served at the National Hotel bar-room tonight. Evyery body is welcome. o10-1t SSP CER Ar, Weary WarTerns—What is this here repudiation? Hungry Higgins—lIt’s like this here; The world owes me an’ you a livin’, don’t it? “Yep.” “Well, the world has repudiated, that’s all.”—Indianapolis Journal. PERSONAL POINTERS, 4 Concise Chronicle of Yarioxs Folks Doings and Intentions, — L. J. Ogden of Auburn is here on a visit. Wm. Campbell of Birchville is in town, i i F. M. Wayland was in town last’ night. Fine Workmanship. The plambing in the Catholic Par-. y . day, sonage, and residence of J.S. Gregory . recently completed, is second to none . : in the county. The contracts were tet} to Legg & Shaw Co., who employ Mr ! W. C. Hays, a first-class workman in every respect. a3l-tf eee ee pill; assist digestion, cure headache . this place, and Jo Jackson, were on @ . paring to plaster the Church, the scaffold broke ‘ tried to catch a lamp hook to ‘break bis fall, but his band passed it and the Hoop’s Pits are the best after-dinner sIbow.and’tore the cords and arteries Serious Accident. Se ‘Nothing Free. ievi terprise: Last Mon-. “What you want to do,” said the a eke a carpenter of . physician to his patient at a sun } resort, “is to perspire freely.” . of it he’ll have it charged pga bill, sure.”—Washington Star, SHe—I wonder why the ‘men take sach delight in talking politics? © Her—Because it is easy. Any manigh scaffold in the M. £. Church, preand both fell. “Mr. Shaw ook entered his arm just above the E. L. Hallawell of San Francisco is > cents: in town. i C. H. Hirst of San Francisco is here on a visit.” A. McIver of Bloomfield was in town . iast night. Sam Thomas has gone to San Francisco on a visit. Dan McCarthy of You Bet was in town yesterday. i Mrs. Van Slyke of Indian Springs_ was in town today. Peter Johnson of Grass Valley has gone to San Francisco. R. H. Halland J. P. Stidger, of San Francisco, are in town. i ‘Col. J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento ar-! rived here last evening, i P.H. Spellenberg of Humboldt arrived here this morning on a visit. John German. Jr. and Eddie German came over from North San Juan today. John Giasson and wife, of Grass. Val-. ley, have gone to San Francisco gn a) visit. i ' Harold Forbes of Downieville arrived . here last night en route to San Francisco. — t William Gregory of Livermore Valley . is here on a yisit to his sister, Mrs. John W. Hart. } D. Furth of North San Juan arrived . . here this mortiing from San Francisco ou his way home. F. M. Wayland of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to North Bioomfield. Mrs. Robinson and daughter will leave soon for Oakland to make their . future home there. { Mrs. N. Van Merin of Antelope, Placer county, is here visiting the family of Geo. Gray. . J. Penrose of Grass Valley passed . through town this morning on his way . to North Bloomfield. . €lyde Gibson, principal of the Forest . City schools, arrived here last night on his way to Los Angeles for the benefit of his health. } Captain’ Buckley, Miss Anna Buck-. ley and Mrs. Murphy arrived here last . night and left for Gold Valley to-. day. Mr. Buckley has mining interests there. 3 . J. A. Derre came down from North ; Francisco, to visit his parents. From . where he will take charge of a mine. —_——____ + @e-+ —_____ Mildred, seven-year-old daughter of J. A. Byrnes of Grass Valley, had her collar bone broken last night. The child was going home, accompanied by her father, who was leading her by the hand. Mr. Byrnes stumbled and gave the child a jerk that throw her down, with the result stated. ——_—_——_+ «2 _—_—__ “J pon’? quite see why you call Mr. Biggs lantern jawed.” “Why, because his face lights up so when he talks.”—Brooklyn Life. —__—_—___—+-0@e-e—____—_— All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Consumption. They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. +ee Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25c. AR a OE ee Freep THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood and you need not be nervous. Pure blood comes by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic. ee Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen ae 3 nerves and give you an appetite. ere can be no substitute for Hood’s. ' Hoop’s Pris are the best after-dinner wach — digestion, prevent constipajon. 25c. Our Last-Month in Nevada City. We will now offer isolation of the scene of the tragedy,. THE WHITE HOUSE. our entire stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawls and Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to Dispose of Our Stock Before Going. 4 prices which were never _. This is positively our Last Month, and we offer an opportunity to the people of* Nevada City to.supply themselves with Winter Garments at the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. heard of before. Now is Come Early and Get First Choice! sight just as the murdered man was be" B.NEWMAN & Wednesday, Oct. 14th. Bloomfield today on his way to San. ROUGH AND READY, there Mr. Derre will go to Humboldt, . . WASHINGTON, Broke Her Collar Bone. i } Fri : + off with a frightfally. Mr. Jackson go’ can talk politics, whether he has any fk CaS : Mr. Shaw was re———— mane sprained ankle. 4 ra a or not.—Indianapolis J, Annual Meeting. . ported as resting easy, considering his . Ser. ms ournal HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NE-jwound. oo fs “Dogs your wife believe in second vada County Miners’ Ass tion will De 9” at held in Nevada City on bpd ore et aes Morgas She ee ‘ Beng "t she d oe 20° Pp. M,, for ele n @ wane ted ‘el eo , don bg held in San Franciseo, Noy. 10, 15, and ~“ A, large cone she wouldn't let me go © to see the transac som, <2 Suek business as may eome. y . " pyesh Frozen Oysters has pas : li pictures,”—Cleveland Pl By order. received by A. Tam, and will be sold a’ Dealer. 2 ALF. TREGINGO, President. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary. 08 For Sate. A house and lot; also good building lots. Inquire of DR. SHAW, dentist. o8-lw a Ss. 50 cents per can. teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine street. tf clocks at low prices you must go Leutje & Brand’s ® o73t see \ + oe > Are You Tirep all the time? Then your blood needs to be enriched ani purified by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigor and vitality. : : Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed 290 A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia That if you want reliable watches or} and all Throat and Lung diseases are to! cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickjiott jreman & Co. Remember This Fact. EPUBLICAN Meetings. L. S: CALKINS, Regular Republican nominee for State Senator from the Third Senatorial District, including Nevada, FOR MEN ONLY. Our first special sale of FALL GOODS, which we -shall offer to the public-'during the season, will commence at 8 o'clock sharp tomorrow morning, when Men’s Suits ’ will be slaughtered at half price. ae You all know what Oregon Cashmere, is, as itis a staple article—we now offer 40 Men’s Suits of Oregon Cashmere, full value, $11 00, but during our Special you may buy them for $5 50, with a pair of suspenders thrown in ; sizes from 34 to 44. This is our first round. Now for the second : W.S. ROBINSON, TO the Ladies Only. — Regular Republican nominee for Assemblyman from the 12th District, sD F. T. NILON, If you have any dear little boys that you wish to make happy don't fail to call on L. HYMAN & CO. this week, as we are offering a Special Sale of Boys’ Winter Suits, made of Oregon Cashmere, in a small grey check, double-breasted, from 4 to 14 years, at just onehalf their value. m’t buy shady goods when you can get a a first-class for $1 90—just one-half its value. Regular Republican nomi: NOW to the Men Who Intend : nee for Superior Judge, Wittaddress the people of county at the following times and places: YOU BET, "Tuesday, Oct. 13th. SPENCEVILLE, Thursday, Oct. 15th. Saturday, Oct. 17th. . ‘NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Monday, Oct. 19th. ‘GRANITEVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. 2oth. ‘RELIEF HILL, Wednesday, Oct. 21st. (COLUMBIA HILL, Thursday, Oct. SAN JUAN, Friday, Oct. 23d. BOCA, Tuesday, Oct. 27th. TRUCKEE, Wednesday, NEVADA CITY, Saturday, Oct. 31st. GRASS VALLEY, Monday, Nov. 2d. ‘Township members of the County mtral Committee will make arrangements for all these meetings. ' L. J. GARVER, ; Chairman. SHERMAN W. MARSH, ‘ é Secretary. JAS. R. TYRRELL, Assistant Secretary. Saloon Business, IN GOOD LOCATION, 22d. nN Oct. 28th. —I8 OFFERED— ‘ For Sale at a Bargain For further particulars, apply at “TRANSCRIPT ” OFFICE. Stockho'ders’ Meeting. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKw eld a e 0! i Nevada City, California, on aoe “se “Tuesday, November 10, 1896, At 7 o'clock P. M., for thé purpese of electin, members ofa Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may be preseuted for consideration, : o7 D. E. MORGAN, Seeretary. National Music Store. . . SAPS aes Sey are Se ae A. C, TURNER, Proprietor. Sheet Musio—Music Works. oe Pianos for Sale or Rent. 2@Orders for anything in the per pair. their value. offer new specials every week. ,the prices charged at the Mills. xetata!{Q Appear in Full Dress. . . As the Election is not yet over they will find it to their advantage to call on us this week, as we ate offering as a Special Sale 50 Men’s Imported Black Clay Worsteds Suits, .cut in the latest style for the Fall Winter Season, in either square or round cut sacks, of 3-button cut-a-wav frocks. These suits are sold elsewhere at $20 00 and $22 50 per suit, but during our Special you ean buy one for $10 00,and a pair of suspenders and our compliments thrown in, and no merchant tailor can. give you better satisfaction than we can. We also offer during this week 20 dozen Men’s Grey . Undershirts and Drawers, full value 50 cents, at 25 ccm s. Ten dozen Men’s Heavy Overshirts, full value 50 cents, lat 25 cents. te Ten dozen Boys’ Knee Pants, full value from 50 to 75 cents, at 25 cents. We offer Boys’ and Youths’ Bib Overalls at 25 cents As you have bought them elsewhere you know (eg Watch our weekly advertisements, as we inten . to We are sole agents for the MARYSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS, And Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at You all know the goods. They are the best and the cheapest in the long run. Ladies, do not buy White Blankets till you see ours. . _ Our stock is carefully selected and hought for spot cash prices, at which we now offer it tothe public. If you are in doubt and examine our goods and prices, you will be convinced. Weare ready to meet all competition. If you have no time to call, ring us up. No. 63, 1 bell. (28° All country orders promptly and satisfactorily filled, with strictly one price to all, for spot cash only. L. HYMAN & CO.,, REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. Commercial Street, near Main, Nevada City, Cal. Our Magnificent Fall Stock Just Arrived . o— = 2 SOveraats, Hats, Cys ard Fumishing Gods. == A Full Line of Men’s SHOES and Children’s © , Representing the Leading Styl sa Qualities and the Leading ite . “ Money Saved on Every Purchase.” Count your socent pieces for dollars — _ get here quick, -and you will find very cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 3 Broad St. Opp.:Rational Hoe i Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Men’s and Boys’ Suits, 1 estern . «exedpting Saturday: G Sapo Valley, Chicago park, Bicvve ccs Brass Valley ane ont jerra Cit bar , Bloom aybert. Fou Bet. «sventaapenet PeMondays ‘ paaaye and Holiday’ Seon ae 2 ————N THE PR Lay Aside Party 1 on the Patrio Andrew D. White cle to the Septem he makes practical fellow Republicer money Democrats. he old parties, sason and pati ishould in this gre hifferences and un {cKinley, the onk is possible to elect Honary panic an promote the inter ights of both labe ould uphold ho pidual and nation oday should emu he war Democrat period. Repub! smnulate the exalt tans of that tim iotic Democrats Welcomed Jobn B Dickinson, Sickle like them then. * * ' “Mr. McKinley y other man he working men to the world at 1s eloping our ind ‘or that purpos hand, the Dem« for many years, uccessful periot for revenue with The difference b pines seems @ di sree than in ki eal than real. . ] culty easily bric good will. Let while Mr. McKi velopment of A sver tariff is he} be the result. of berts with the policy which fa after this crisis las a finality; 1 parties thus ul tries not merel pility which th and we shall e7 Gato a perioc polid. and er ‘have ever kn¢ ‘the ravings of -and fanatics ‘shouts of the ‘of industry. _ “What are 1 worst trouble First, want of trial policy; § ‘in our financ want of stabil -and capital. . which I adi airism on eil F tion by the o that the nat: enue, and th F in such a wa ulate indust: the Repub! changes are be madé for adequate re time develo; .dustries wl and these : without cor or corporat the industr . try really x mocracy §& prove to be our presen’ against ft munism.” ¢ Deafs By leecal reach the : There is 0 and that . Deafness dition of Enstachiz inflamed forever ; caused b an inflan surfaces We wi for any catarrh) Catarrh I Sold . ~ Pam Roberts Dr, -and br Holme Coy ote

Werner So i ee owe GRE SSB cata Acme \ sca ae eiemeidindeanaiia sacieieianaial THE TRANSCRIPT. Established Sept. 6, 1980, by Nat. P. Brown & ig NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA vw Se! [LBA BROWN & CALKINS. * ‘e Proprietors SATURDAY ..... OCT. 10, 1896. ‘ PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, PROSPERITY.” REPUBLICAN TICKET. 4 r) : WILLIAM. McKINLEY OF OHIO. * FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART OF NEW JERSEY. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Barbecue at the Star and Crescent Wine Rooms tonight. It The Excelsior Whist Club will be entertained next Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brand. The annnal ineeting of the Miners Association will be held in this city on Wednesday, October 2ist. — Look at Dickerman & Co.’s new advertisement and then look. in their} show-window as you pass the store. General Jo Hamilton of Aubarn will address a Democratic meeting at the Theater toitight. A band of music will be in attendance. A steel bridge is to be built. across Deer creek from the Providence mine, to support the pipe line. The Miners Foundry has the contract. —_—__—_—_-+ 02-2 — Popular Golf Stockings. . The golf stocking has met with astonishing sucess in this country, and the gentleman who introduced it is regarded as a public benefactor by those young men who cannot boast of much development of the calf. .But the rage for golf stockings in civilized communities is not a circumstance to what occurred in Chicago the other day among a party of seventy full-blooded Sioux who stopped off in that city. for a few hours. All of Chicago’s most boasted sights were regarded by them with phlegmatic indifference, but when these untutored children 6f the forest and prairie beheld a job lot of golf stockings they indulged in a war dance and exhibited their joy. ip various other ways. . You Can’r Buy Happrness, but if you are suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, silt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by taking Hood’s SarsapariHa. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. see es Anas The Last Chance. Those who want big bargains in clothing should call at L. Hyman & Co.’s store before 11:30 o’clock tonight. This will be the last opportunity to get the benefit of the sweeping reduction in prices. 010-1t Oe The. Latest. Assorted Cocktails, in fancy screwtop flasks, at Wolf’s cash grocery store. Something new and nice. Give them a trial. ~ 010 ee Special Announcement. Mr. Chas. Leiter, who has been stopping at the Union Hotel forthe past week with a fine line of colored and black dress goods, has decided to remain until Monday evening, Oct. 12th, and will remain at the hotel all day Saturday and Monday, and invites the ladies to come and inspect his goods. o92t 1 eel eal Chapter Meeting. ~* Members of Nevada Chapter, R. A. M., are requested to attend the meeting to be held at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, October 12th. By order. S. W. Marsn, H. P. I. J. Rolfe, Sec’y. 010-2t ar el ~~ _ New Dentist. Dr. H. F. Roberts, dentist, will open an office in the Holmes’ building, junction of Main and Coyote streets on Tuesday, October 13th. 08 Rt oa New Comb Honey at Gaylord’s. It is a choice article and is sold cheap. 09 + e@e eoTo ice Consumers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf — Oe The ils of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of wonen. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman £00.” 2 Se Menrrr Wins and that is why Hood’s Sarsaparilla holds the abiding confi dence of the public. Hood’s Sarsapa Trilla is known by the cures it has made It is the One True Blood Purifier. Seibel i cectee Kari’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ————_—_—0-6 90-0 50 to I. ,00 pounds of Flour for One Dollar, at JACKson’s._ a24-tf Special to the DarLy TRANSCRIPT. Safe Blown Open. murderers. Grand Lodge af Good Templars. pany’s store was broken into last night and the safe broken open. -The safe‘. crackers got $300. They also took a FOR PRESIDENT, lot of razors. They had several sacks of clothing, knives and other articles packed, but were frightened away e and left them. Sotiora, Mexico, was shot and probably fatally injured by Provencio Potter, a rurale, at the mining camp of Agua Dulce, lower California, on Wednesday night. Torres was manager of a gold mine at Agua Dulce, and as the result Brextwoop, Cal., Oct. 9.—Davis ComSonora’s Governor Shot. of a quarrel took a shot at the rurale, who returned the fire with the above result. Johnson at Lincoln. Lixcotx, Oct. 8—Hon. Grove L. Johnson spoke here tonight to one of the largest meetings ever held in this county and the largest ever held here, there being fully 1,000 people present. The McKinley and Hobart Club paraded the streets, which were ablaze with bonfires and red light. Mr. Johnson captivated his audience by his eloquent speech, which was one of the best that has been delivered here. The Girl of the Hour. son is the girl of the hour. Although only 16 years of age she last night battled with a’burglar who tried to chloroform, gag and bind her, and after a desperate. struggle she succeeded in making her escape by leaping through an open window and dropping to the ground, a distance of twelve feet. Miss Emerson is a member of the family of W. J. White, a merchant who lives on Bray Avenue, near East Fourteenth street. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. White went to an entertainment and did not return until midnight, leaving Miss Emerson alone in the house with the baby. Shortly after 11 o’clock a burglar forced one of the rear windows in the house and made his way to the girl’s room, but the girl supposed that White had returned, until the intruder tried to chloroform her. After she escaped from him, the burglar fled and has not yet been captured.Bank Robber Dead. SHERBURNE, Minn., Oct. 9.—A special to the Times-Telegram has been received by President Brown of the robbed bank here, saying that one of the robbers and murderers has been killed after a hard fight fourteen miles east of. Elmore, Minnesota. The dead bank robber had a roll of the stolen bills in his pocket. . Marshal Bancroft was killed in the fight, which was a fierce one. The man killed was probably J. D. Sair as he was the faster wheelman of the two. A telegram from Emmettsburg, Iowa, says that one of the robbers passed through there early this morning with a posse in hot pursuit. The village has added $200 to the rewards offered. At Estherville, tion is in custody, awaiting identification. Four men are now dead as the result of the robbery. Double Murder. double murder is reported in Bruneau Valley, Owyhee county. Owing to the the only details obtainable are as follows : Two unknown men, riding gray horses, coming from Little Valley to Bruneau, Owyhee county, stopped and had breakfast at Wychahoney. Shortly after their departure a cattleman came into Brunean and said that he had found blood-stains along the'side of the road. : A party was made up and proceeded to.'the scene. Following the trail, a human body was found, face downward, buried in the sand. There was a bullet hole behind the left ear and a shot in the right side of the neck. Around the victim’s neck was a rope, showing how he had been: dragged to his burial .W. M. Milligan, a peddler, hove in session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars was an interesting one. The morning session was occupied almost entirely in considering matters regarding reincorporating the Orphans’ Home. A considerable sum of nioney was pledged for that purpose. Many of the Grand Lodge members visited the home, and ‘it is expected that they will take some definite action in the matter before adjournment. San Dieco, Oct. 8—Antonio Torres, . ’ ason of Governor Luis E. Torres of) ficers of the grand lodge of Good Templars this morning was: J. W. Webb, grand chief templar; J. W. Hall, grand counselor; Mrs. Eliza J. Chamberlain, grand vice templar; W. P. Netherton, grand‘ vice templar; Volney Taylor, Frvrrvate, Oct. 9—Miss Ella Emer-}-. Iowa, a man answering Pratt’s descripBouse, (Idaho), Oct. 9.—A mysterious ing dragged across the road. In order to avoid identification, the murderers killed Milligan and buried him about ten yards from their first victim. A posse is scouring the county for the VaLLEso, Oct. 8—The third day’s VALLEJO, Oct: 9.—The election of ofgrand treasurer; Mrs. E. M. North, general superintendent juvenile work; R. Thompson, J. M. Walling, A. M. Drew, grand lodge trustees. .The board of managers of the Orphans’’ Home was reduced from nineteen to nine—four men, four ladies and the grand chief. Their election takes place this afternoon. Baseball Match. Tomorrow morning a match game of baseball will he played at the Bifle Grounds between the Legg & Shaw Co. nine and the Sons of Rest. H. Schuldt and W.P. Sigourney will be the battery for the first-named club. Game will be called at 10 o’clock. . In the afternoon the Gold Flat Club and the Piety Hill Club will try conclusions on the same grounds. ——_-+ ogo -__—_ Changed Hands. This afternoon J. J. Coan purchased of Timothy Giles the saloon known as “The Hub,” at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. The new proprietor intends to keep first-class goods and to conduct the place in the best manner, and invites all his friends and the public generally to give him a call. His advertisement will appear Monday. ESS Se Betis Will Represent Nevada County. Miss Clara Nancarrow of this city will leave in a few days for Petaluma, where on the 15th of this month she will take part in the elocutionary contest of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for the grand gold medal. She has already won a gold medal and a silver medal in former contests held in this county. +902 Target Shoot. Company C, Nevada Light Guard,, held the semi-annual target shoot at their rifle range near the Manzanita mine today. Colonel Guthrie of Sacramento was present to inspect the shooting. as Entertainment at Relief Hill. An entertainment and ball:.will be given at Relief Hill Monday night for the benefit of the Relief band. Howard and McDonald, the Irish comedy and specialty team, have volunteered their services for the occasion. eo + —_—____ Don’t Miss It. Clam chowder will be served at the National Hotel bar-room tonight. Evyery body is welcome. o10-1t SSP CER Ar, Weary WarTerns—What is this here repudiation? Hungry Higgins—lIt’s like this here; The world owes me an’ you a livin’, don’t it? “Yep.” “Well, the world has repudiated, that’s all.”—Indianapolis Journal. PERSONAL POINTERS, 4 Concise Chronicle of Yarioxs Folks Doings and Intentions, — L. J. Ogden of Auburn is here on a visit. Wm. Campbell of Birchville is in town, i i F. M. Wayland was in town last’ night. Fine Workmanship. The plambing in the Catholic Par-. y . day, sonage, and residence of J.S. Gregory . recently completed, is second to none . : in the county. The contracts were tet} to Legg & Shaw Co., who employ Mr ! W. C. Hays, a first-class workman in every respect. a3l-tf eee ee pill; assist digestion, cure headache . this place, and Jo Jackson, were on @ . paring to plaster the Church, the scaffold broke ‘ tried to catch a lamp hook to ‘break bis fall, but his band passed it and the Hoop’s Pits are the best after-dinner sIbow.and’tore the cords and arteries Serious Accident. Se ‘Nothing Free. ievi terprise: Last Mon-. “What you want to do,” said the a eke a carpenter of . physician to his patient at a sun } resort, “is to perspire freely.” . of it he’ll have it charged pga bill, sure.”—Washington Star, SHe—I wonder why the ‘men take sach delight in talking politics? © Her—Because it is easy. Any manigh scaffold in the M. £. Church, preand both fell. “Mr. Shaw ook entered his arm just above the E. L. Hallawell of San Francisco is > cents: in town. i C. H. Hirst of San Francisco is here on a visit.” A. McIver of Bloomfield was in town . iast night. Sam Thomas has gone to San Francisco on a visit. Dan McCarthy of You Bet was in town yesterday. i Mrs. Van Slyke of Indian Springs_ was in town today. Peter Johnson of Grass Valley has gone to San Francisco. R. H. Halland J. P. Stidger, of San Francisco, are in town. i ‘Col. J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento ar-! rived here last evening, i P.H. Spellenberg of Humboldt arrived here this morning on a visit. John German. Jr. and Eddie German came over from North San Juan today. John Giasson and wife, of Grass. Val-. ley, have gone to San Francisco gn a) visit. i ' Harold Forbes of Downieville arrived . here last night en route to San Francisco. — t William Gregory of Livermore Valley . is here on a yisit to his sister, Mrs. John W. Hart. } D. Furth of North San Juan arrived . . here this mortiing from San Francisco ou his way home. F. M. Wayland of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to North Bioomfield. Mrs. Robinson and daughter will leave soon for Oakland to make their . future home there. { Mrs. N. Van Merin of Antelope, Placer county, is here visiting the family of Geo. Gray. . J. Penrose of Grass Valley passed . through town this morning on his way . to North Bloomfield. . €lyde Gibson, principal of the Forest . City schools, arrived here last night on his way to Los Angeles for the benefit of his health. } Captain’ Buckley, Miss Anna Buck-. ley and Mrs. Murphy arrived here last . night and left for Gold Valley to-. day. Mr. Buckley has mining interests there. 3 .

J. A. Derre came down from North ; Francisco, to visit his parents. From . where he will take charge of a mine. —_——____ + @e-+ —_____ Mildred, seven-year-old daughter of J. A. Byrnes of Grass Valley, had her collar bone broken last night. The child was going home, accompanied by her father, who was leading her by the hand. Mr. Byrnes stumbled and gave the child a jerk that throw her down, with the result stated. ——_—_——_+ «2 _—_—__ “J pon’? quite see why you call Mr. Biggs lantern jawed.” “Why, because his face lights up so when he talks.”—Brooklyn Life. —__—_—___—+-0@e-e—____—_— All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggist and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Consumption. They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. +ee Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25c. AR a OE ee Freep THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood and you need not be nervous. Pure blood comes by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic. ee Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen ae 3 nerves and give you an appetite. ere can be no substitute for Hood’s. ' Hoop’s Pris are the best after-dinner wach — digestion, prevent constipajon. 25c. Our Last-Month in Nevada City. We will now offer isolation of the scene of the tragedy,. THE WHITE HOUSE. our entire stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Hosiery, Yarns of All Kinds, Hand-Made Shawls and Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to Dispose of Our Stock Before Going. 4 prices which were never _. This is positively our Last Month, and we offer an opportunity to the people of* Nevada City to.supply themselves with Winter Garments at the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. heard of before. Now is Come Early and Get First Choice! sight just as the murdered man was be" B.NEWMAN & Wednesday, Oct. 14th. Bloomfield today on his way to San. ROUGH AND READY, there Mr. Derre will go to Humboldt, . . WASHINGTON, Broke Her Collar Bone. i } Fri : + off with a frightfally. Mr. Jackson go’ can talk politics, whether he has any fk CaS : Mr. Shaw was re———— mane sprained ankle. 4 ra a or not.—Indianapolis J, Annual Meeting. . ported as resting easy, considering his . Ser. ms ournal HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NE-jwound. oo fs “Dogs your wife believe in second vada County Miners’ Ass tion will De 9” at held in Nevada City on bpd ore et aes Morgas She ee ‘ Beng "t she d oe 20° Pp. M,, for ele n @ wane ted ‘el eo , don bg held in San Franciseo, Noy. 10, 15, and ~“ A, large cone she wouldn't let me go © to see the transac som, <2 Suek business as may eome. y . " pyesh Frozen Oysters has pas : li pictures,”—Cleveland Pl By order. received by A. Tam, and will be sold a’ Dealer. 2 ALF. TREGINGO, President. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary. 08 For Sate. A house and lot; also good building lots. Inquire of DR. SHAW, dentist. o8-lw a Ss. 50 cents per can. teaching and will receive pupils at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine street. tf clocks at low prices you must go Leutje & Brand’s ® o73t see \ + oe > Are You Tirep all the time? Then your blood needs to be enriched ani purified by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier. It gives vigor and vitality. : : Vocal Music. Mrs. H. G. Parsons has resumed 290 A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia That if you want reliable watches or} and all Throat and Lung diseases are to! cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickjiott jreman & Co. Remember This Fact. EPUBLICAN Meetings. L. S: CALKINS, Regular Republican nominee for State Senator from the Third Senatorial District, including Nevada, FOR MEN ONLY. Our first special sale of FALL GOODS, which we -shall offer to the public-'during the season, will commence at 8 o'clock sharp tomorrow morning, when Men’s Suits ’ will be slaughtered at half price. ae You all know what Oregon Cashmere, is, as itis a staple article—we now offer 40 Men’s Suits of Oregon Cashmere, full value, $11 00, but during our Special you may buy them for $5 50, with a pair of suspenders thrown in ; sizes from 34 to 44. This is our first round. Now for the second : W.S. ROBINSON, TO the Ladies Only. — Regular Republican nominee for Assemblyman from the 12th District, sD F. T. NILON, If you have any dear little boys that you wish to make happy don't fail to call on L. HYMAN & CO. this week, as we are offering a Special Sale of Boys’ Winter Suits, made of Oregon Cashmere, in a small grey check, double-breasted, from 4 to 14 years, at just onehalf their value. m’t buy shady goods when you can get a a first-class for $1 90—just one-half its value. Regular Republican nomi: NOW to the Men Who Intend : nee for Superior Judge, Wittaddress the people of county at the following times and places: YOU BET, "Tuesday, Oct. 13th. SPENCEVILLE, Thursday, Oct. 15th. Saturday, Oct. 17th. . ‘NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Monday, Oct. 19th. ‘GRANITEVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. 2oth. ‘RELIEF HILL, Wednesday, Oct. 21st. (COLUMBIA HILL, Thursday, Oct. SAN JUAN, Friday, Oct. 23d. BOCA, Tuesday, Oct. 27th. TRUCKEE, Wednesday, NEVADA CITY, Saturday, Oct. 31st. GRASS VALLEY, Monday, Nov. 2d. ‘Township members of the County mtral Committee will make arrangements for all these meetings. ' L. J. GARVER, ; Chairman. SHERMAN W. MARSH, ‘ é Secretary. JAS. R. TYRRELL, Assistant Secretary. Saloon Business, IN GOOD LOCATION, 22d. nN Oct. 28th. —I8 OFFERED— ‘ For Sale at a Bargain For further particulars, apply at “TRANSCRIPT ” OFFICE. Stockho'ders’ Meeting. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKw eld a e 0! i Nevada City, California, on aoe “se “Tuesday, November 10, 1896, At 7 o'clock P. M., for thé purpese of electin, members ofa Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may be preseuted for consideration, : o7 D. E. MORGAN, Seeretary. National Music Store. . . SAPS aes Sey are Se ae A. C, TURNER, Proprietor. Sheet Musio—Music Works. oe Pianos for Sale or Rent. 2@Orders for anything in the per pair. their value. offer new specials every week. ,the prices charged at the Mills. xetata!{Q Appear in Full Dress. . . As the Election is not yet over they will find it to their advantage to call on us this week, as we ate offering as a Special Sale 50 Men’s Imported Black Clay Worsteds Suits, .cut in the latest style for the Fall Winter Season, in either square or round cut sacks, of 3-button cut-a-wav frocks. These suits are sold elsewhere at $20 00 and $22 50 per suit, but during our Special you ean buy one for $10 00,and a pair of suspenders and our compliments thrown in, and no merchant tailor can. give you better satisfaction than we can. We also offer during this week 20 dozen Men’s Grey . Undershirts and Drawers, full value 50 cents, at 25 ccm s. Ten dozen Men’s Heavy Overshirts, full value 50 cents, lat 25 cents. te Ten dozen Boys’ Knee Pants, full value from 50 to 75 cents, at 25 cents. We offer Boys’ and Youths’ Bib Overalls at 25 cents As you have bought them elsewhere you know (eg Watch our weekly advertisements, as we inten . to We are sole agents for the MARYSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS, And Mr. Knight instructed us to sell all their products at You all know the goods. They are the best and the cheapest in the long run. Ladies, do not buy White Blankets till you see ours. . _ Our stock is carefully selected and hought for spot cash prices, at which we now offer it tothe public. If you are in doubt and examine our goods and prices, you will be convinced. Weare ready to meet all competition. If you have no time to call, ring us up. No. 63, 1 bell. (28° All country orders promptly and satisfactorily filled, with strictly one price to all, for spot cash only. L. HYMAN & CO.,, REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. Commercial Street, near Main, Nevada City, Cal. Our Magnificent Fall Stock Just Arrived . o— = 2 SOveraats, Hats, Cys ard Fumishing Gods. == A Full Line of Men’s SHOES and Children’s © , Representing the Leading Styl sa Qualities and the Leading ite . “ Money Saved on Every Purchase.” Count your socent pieces for dollars — _ get here quick, -and you will find very cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 3 Broad St. Opp.:Rational Hoe i Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Men’s and Boys’ Suits, 1 estern . «exedpting Saturday: G Sapo Valley, Chicago park, Bicvve ccs Brass Valley ane ont jerra Cit bar , Bloom aybert. Fou Bet. «sventaapenet PeMondays ‘ paaaye and Holiday’ Seon ae 2 ————N THE PR Lay Aside Party 1 on the Patrio Andrew D. White cle to the Septem he makes practical fellow Republicer money Democrats. he old parties, sason and pati ishould in this gre hifferences and un {cKinley, the onk is possible to elect Honary panic an promote the inter ights of both labe ould uphold ho pidual and nation oday should emu he war Democrat period. Repub! smnulate the exalt tans of that tim iotic Democrats Welcomed Jobn B Dickinson, Sickle like them then. * * ' “Mr. McKinley y other man he working men to the world at 1s eloping our ind ‘or that purpos hand, the Dem« for many years, uccessful periot for revenue with The difference b pines seems @ di sree than in ki eal than real. . ] culty easily bric good will. Let while Mr. McKi velopment of A sver tariff is he} be the result. of berts with the policy which fa after this crisis las a finality; 1 parties thus ul tries not merel pility which th and we shall e7 Gato a perioc polid. and er ‘have ever kn¢ ‘the ravings of -and fanatics ‘shouts of the ‘of industry. _ “What are 1 worst trouble First, want of trial policy; § ‘in our financ want of stabil -and capital. . which I adi airism on eil F tion by the o that the nat: enue, and th F in such a wa ulate indust: the Repub! changes are be madé for adequate re time develo; .dustries wl and these : without cor or corporat the industr . try really x mocracy §& prove to be our presen’ against ft munism.” ¢ Deafs By leecal reach the : There is 0 and that . Deafness dition of Enstachiz inflamed forever ; caused b an inflan surfaces We wi for any catarrh) Catarrh I Sold . ~ Pam Roberts Dr, -and br Holme Coy ote