October 17, 1900 (4 pages)

Dp. J. M ‘Laure BE Ap MIS. yy vada 9:3: 1:0! 5:0! elscc leavi Pie: Pe , diet A iq a F i! u bey ‘ } ai, , i ¢ £ . : ™ 4 capac alla tive ot SaaS Sh pas SR EA EATER IESE LE SAS be iOS ie a ey oe 2p ssp asta el Ci eset ce i enna See 2 sore No oe ape the nr Rin dams ais cama an aa ¢ BRE 0 2 : 2 SW elas Ar Smee E Pr Mai ot ® 9 THE. TRANSCRIPT. Lasued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, . BROWN & CALEINS. ‘TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : By flail, °. . $6.Per Year By Carrier, s 12 %-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX EB WEDNESDAY... OCT: 17, 1900 csieibamheaatiniaiitiael For President— WILLIAM McKINLEY Of Ohio. tie For Vies President— THEO. ROOSEVELT Of New York, Presidential Electors— __. SAM. M, SHORTRIDGE, . WM, J. BARRETT JOHN WALTER RYAN HAROLD T. POWER. WILLIAM R. DAVIS CHRISTIAN B. RODE FRANK McGOWAN WARREN R. PORTER JAMES McFADDEN. For Congress (2d District) S$. D. WOODS. For Senator— JOHN R. TYRRELL. Bor Assemblyman— F. M. RUTHERFORD. Fer Supervisor (ist Distriet)— JOHN M. BUFFINGCTON. renee = eimai saa BRIEFLY STATED. Itews That Should Inter Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day. For Life Iusurance see T. B Gray. Oyster cocktails for 10 cents at Foley’s. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Foley’s. tf Good Vanilla Extract is rare. You can get it at Vinton’s. tf is feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson's. mi-tf Pretty note books and colored pencils at Vinton. Giit Edge Porter and Half and Halt at Tom's Place. "928 If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher’s stand. At the theater Thursday night—Senator George C. Perkins. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf “Dawn of the Century” march, and two step. Oanbe had at Vinton’s, If you want a good carpet cheap read Sneli & Fieming's prices in their ad. tf For cold storage meats go to Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best There is a handsome line of small picture frames in Vinton’s show window. You will get strong if you take Beef Iron. and Wine with Celery, Vinton sells it. tf _ Dr. Swayze has put in telephone No. 784 main at his residence on Nevada street. At the theater Friday evening—Jo D. Sproul, Democratic nominee for Congress. Freah Olympic Oyster Cocktails madeto order by W. J. Britland. First of the season. tf L.G. Brastield will start the erection of a cottage on Prospect Hillin a few days for J. St. Pierre. The Ladies’ Beneficent Suciety will meet atthe home of Mrs. W. B. Robb on Thureday afternoon. : Do not forget that Senator George O. Perkins will address the. people of this city at the theater tomorrow evening. Tonic Beef, Iron and Wine with Oclery always give satisfaction, It tones up the nerves and makes the weak strong. Vinton selle it. At the theater Saturday eveniig— BR. L. Moody, Democratic nominee for Genator,and C. W. Kitts, Democratic nominee for the Assembly. At“The Grotto” at all times, you can getthe finest of liquors, wines, ales cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it oi back all ye who.bhave never sampled thei ee eo i i. Got Enough hrs Tree w wel ow “ty Rolfe received 8 letter peat td from his son Horace, who went to Oape. Nome some months dgo, with provis‘ ions and other necessaries sufficient to' last a year. He writes that. in the late flood at Cape Nome he lost éverything, and was compelled to work his way back to Seattle on the steamer St. Paul. Mr. Rolfe has had enough of that far away country and will return to California as soon as possible. “Mr, Bryan will omit all allusions to the Tammany Ice Trust during his campaign tour of New York, , A Murderer’s Confession. MARYSVILLE, Ohio, October 15,—Roaslyn Serrell, whois on'trial for the murder of an Adams Express messenger, . Obarles Laue, last Augast, has made a written confession. He ‘admits that he shot Lane and robbed the car: ‘The confession is said to be a remarkable and sensational document, which goes} into all the details of the crime, in. Sy motive for the robbery was the desire to secure money in order to hasten his marriage to Miss Lillian Costello of Columbus. Serrell was arrested two days after the crime had been com mitted. The young lady has been subpoenaed asa witness for the prosecution. The only defense is insanity. : End of the Strike. . ScRANTON, Pa., Oct., 16.—That there is a positive assurance of the end of the strike seems certain today, in view of. the preparations which are being made all through the Lackawanna for the re. sumption of the work. The coal compenies are crowding their mine sidings with empty cars, s0'as to be prepared for the great demind for coal which will necessitate the running of the mines and breakers to their untmost capacity for weeks in order to get the stock ahead to meet the winter demand. Sensational Trial. Groraerown, Ky., October 16.—The trial of Henry Youtsey, on the charge of complicity in the Goebel assassination, was resumed today, although Youtsey’s condition was unchanged. He was placed on a bed, which was pulled up . to. a doorway in the Gourt-room in plain view. Wharton Golden was: the first witness to take the stand. Golden said he never told Rev. John Stamper or Mrs. Stamper that he was to get $5000 for his testimony, nor that if he could see Colonel Campbell he could get $10,000. He denied all the statements attributed # him by the Stampers, L. E. Sinclair and others. eee Personal Mention, T. W. Sixton of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. : J.J, Sullivan, J.B. Jordan.and We B. Corwin of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Mr. ani Mrs. F. T. Williams came down from Graniteville today. Geo. Beckley will leave tomorrow for Franklin, Sacramento’ county to sp@nd a few weeks, Geo. Chappel, who has been to England ona visit returned to Gold Flat this afternoon. C. 8. March came up from Mooney this afternoon. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity, October 17, 1900. Barton, Frank Tvarra, Epifania Wagner, Phelan FOREIGN, Johanson, Jobn If not called for in fifteen days Jetters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay a fee of one cent for each letter. ' L. 8. Cares, Postmaster, +--—-—-— Taken Suddenly il. L. L, Gaffney, the stage man, was plowing a field near North San Juan yesterday, and in the evening was taken suddenly ill. Dr. Muller of this city went over and found Mr. Gaffney suffering from congestion of the lungs. He was somewhat better this morning and was brought to this city this afternoon. Opening Days. In his changed advertisement today Wm. H. Crawford states that the opening days of the sale of his fall and winter stock of millinery will be Friday and Saturday of/ this week. The ladies are invited to gall around while the assortment is complete. —_—-___-» 0@¢-+——— No Escape. Mrs. Chinner—Ernestine, my darling, do you expect Constant to-night? Ernestine—Of course, mamma. Why do you inquire? Mrs. Chinner—If he asks you to marry him. tell him tg come and speak to me. Ernestine— And if me? Mrs. Chinner—Tell him I am ¢oming to speak to him.— Brooklyn Life. he doesn’t ask His Wdentity hv prince. Merchant—Have you collected that bill of J. Smith? Collector—Have [ collected it? 1 called at the house and found ‘that seven J. Smiths lived there. Six deseventh kicked me out of the house. Merchant—That's the one! Go right and get the money!—Boston Globe. The Clubman at the Keyhole. The night has a thousand eyes, still I don’t care— It isn't the night FI fear: But wouldn't there be some hair in the air Alf my wife were to meet me here! Chicago Record & f There Always Is. Williamson -Brown would — mever edie reached the top of the ladder if it hadn't heen for his wife. _ Henderson—1. supposed there was ‘sonie woman @t the bottom of it.— Town Tapics, Making Trouble. “Mamma and I are not on speaking terms.” “Tow Bistressing! “She went and told, Harry that 1 trimmed all my own hate before we were married.”~-Chicago Record, ae een tint na et Ae ge elared they owed nothing, and the} a 1g Me a 7 TE Stage Driver: Killed and: Several] Passengers Injured. = Py S eeeaeeainieecateeeaiall % < is Rue SER Special to the Transcript. a6 DEA sulted in an agreement to accede to the demands of the mihe workers convention at Philadelphia. — ing to bring about a uniformity in the increase of wages iny the entire coal regions. ; They will also suspend operation of the sliding ‘scale until next, April. ‘The individual coal operators meet all dematids of ghee strikers practically ending the trouble. _CHINESE ng “October 17.—The down stage: from Coulterville overturned near Hughes Station at 4:30 o'clock: this morning. “ The driver Daniel O’Connell was killed, ‘and:several . ’ passengers were injured, but none of them seriously, ™ a ’ OFFICIAL REGISTRATION Of the Vote of Nevada County Completed This Morning. 4 i om a wa nnen Children’s Days. © Friday and Saturday of. this week will be children’s days .at.the mibinery store. of Miss Eleanor Hoeft Ys jOtgber 38 sta: 240% was not} c estates un il early this morning 2 tOy 4 The Reading Coal Company issued a statement’ agree7 destroyed the Barton Brothers’ department store, an opera house and several me: « The total loss is 100,000, with ut light insurance, ‘ates Mr, Bryan gape ton great deal of, unhis Cab REA? ot Pee given by’ the Ladies'ot : PHILADELPHIA, Benn, Baca ies =e TRINITY: “ PISCOPALCHURCH between the individual coal operators and the. railroads" “te-} inet ATO ARMORY: MALL, : ~ Wednesday and-Thursday Bronings, . ‘October 24th ‘Path and 25th. hildren’s Afternoon; Thursday, 2 to}: 5.p.m. -Admission 15 cents. Chicken, Pie Dene, each day from } 7 12 to 2p. m, Attractive pr cy each evening. Admission a his RITE 18¢. ge ithe De iy Have You Tried ~ Any. OF eet TAY COR’S: : Fresh Roasted Coffe Wt ESA RR. ie et it: is Crisp atid Aromatic : ‘Presh from the Roaster Every Dey tl A Revel it a evel fon you Ir'you ave had poor, 110, 15,20, 25, 30, 38 and 40c per Ib ‘AesiHaing t tothe and ui d sire, ‘Samples oh aichrsis,. preneto: hear Cs Bed Drop in and ‘Have a Drink. County Olerk Arbogast and his Deputies completed the: work .of -foot. She in vites mothers of-children to come «: ing up the total registration of the} aad look at her stock of fall and. wincounty this morning. The official re-. ter millinery. Read the advertige-! gistrstion this year is 5452, which is; ment. much larger than was expected. The In her changed advertisement today Sena a tage CMTE, : Commereiat Street, Nevada City. BF einai, al iF. W. TAYLOR: ‘Manager. 4) eee registration this year is an entirely new one, and comes nearer showing the actual number of voters in the county than any previous registration has done, because in previous years the names were copied from one register to another. : Grass Valiey has 2099 registered voters in the township, and Nevada Township has 1899. The registration in the different precincts is given below. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, NO. 1, Nevada City No.1..-.0 0.0.4 27, Nevada City No. 2...6. 0.045 247 Newada City No. 8 ...0. cee 171 Nevada City No. 4...00..284 Tndian: Fiat. 05. eas 64 Gold -PiaG sis ccieeeas foes vets es 146 Willow Vatley. 2. ses cesesen scene 145 Totehss. aang es PR 1899 SUPERVISOR DISTRIOT, NO. 2. Stes BRP OR Es; one ncntinermninennat SOT Buena Vista. 6. eee OB Oottage Hill. . piscese sens aerate 76) gems: Empire. Grass Valley No. AE ATIN Feo ing The Above Stove = OvES!§ —— liga ea CASS ae > We are SAE foi” the "BEACH CO. : ava anutacturers of strict ty high Btade'stoves. Will Cost You $6.8 Qr Valley No Gract Valley No. Graas Valley No. Grass Valley No. Grasse Valley No, 7... 00. Fille Plats eo. i hacen die ae 3 OVI CO BS 5 ° ° . E pers LEGG C. SHAW Co. NEVADA DA CITY, ¢ CAL. , pacino Voter eee eee SPPERVISOR DI STRICT, NO. 3, Columbia Hill. Cloaks, Capé 3 Terres : ree fava received their full stock of ‘Fall Ce ee a. uch a diapla, oa i SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, NO. 4. 5 wil ; ” Married ° Today. Edward Bagbyof Black Suinank 4 Washington, and Miss Lydia Harris of this city, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony this afternoon.) ‘The happy young people are. both well and favorably known here and their many friends wish them a happy and aie ise so cco At ; Re Had.a'Hoase-Warming. ecient ee aie Te ae for business. Never before in the histor “OUR OPENING . =n, i oa FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OG 19-and 20 Ladies, call . and: see the beautiful go 00 ROSENBERG ‘BROS: » and Winter Garments. are now réady y % the yn ie! has thers been e _We beve. not spared All of our tee ‘best mdnufact AKS thie year.>. the “any fur dealers in,the world. Remember that any ‘are gusranteed: ‘We wilt: vake your or-} Anthony Mogte..6scc sl. 34 LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S. CLOAKS rd bat mg ‘sae Ahi ie oat bese 4 {n any one store, and we claim that out stock and our prices this year will dpinFrench Corral. ee ee 41 pare favorably. with any of the larger stores on the.coast. ndian Springs. . Seas : time, troubl Moooe Fiat cinco ia oe me, trouble or expense in order to get the right goods. 0 MOIR. winches oe Clady sd s Ploasaht monuriiesel Ladies’ an i on Rough and Ready. desi Ciersycenge nee Ch sibinl C ks and Capes . i Spenoevilile.«.. Os ER, 52] Have been purchased in the Eastern’ m Sweetland..:.. atest teeny is in the land. We havea specialty. of Total.... 00.0. .598. We are agents for H. LIGBES & CO., We carry a fine. assortment. of theirjgoods. They have instructed’ us to sell. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, No. 5. their garments at great bargaius, as they want your trade. q > = fur garments, marked H: Liebes -Go;, der for any priced fur garment that you" wish. @@ Don’t buy any CLOAKS, CAPES or FURS ase you look at ours, as nowhere can you find suct an assortmentiagiat’the!® « —-~~PALACE DRY GOODS STORE. Cc. H. EDDY, TIANAGER" Se eo” We are seoret new r goods almost daily. be itiore thay teen PFS iter sits ment «hs, . been neted for its display of FINE “MILEINERY “each * season}: “but'sthis Fall; Snir passed at othe. Pee et Maite yp erate Com Siy W.-H. CRAWFORD. / necessary trouble when he denies the} a rumors concerning the constraction of. nd sbinet. ee it then: Me. _ Bryan. is. ‘9 professional trouble hunter." = ee GRAND:::; BAZAR} E ite If you haven’: we. ied like you to. try it Tce: Gold ea. in for : aN" , ie le . Es tel & tatoo Ay of Traokee, the Demoatic and. ople’s Party nominee for State Senator, and O. W. Kitts of Grass Valley, the ocratic and People’s Party nominee for Assemblyman, spoke at You Bet last night and will speak at Rough and Ready toYnight: “Their ‘itsetecy for the rest of: . their campaign in this county is: ” ‘ Spenceville, Thursday, October 18th. Grass Valley, Friday, October 19th, Eureka, Tuesday, October pO Moore: Fiat and North Bloomfield: Relief Hill, Tuursday, October 25th. Washington, Friday, October 26th. } Union Hill School, Saturday, Oc}tober 27th. — San Juan, Monday, October ’ so) Fredch Corral, Tuesday, October f20th. ~ Cottage Hill, Tharsday, November 41st. Beek George A. Garlow, the great specialist on hair growing and scalp diseases, why has roome at the National Hotel Annex, is giving the best of satisfaction to the people he is treating. He is successful in every case he takes charge of. Read his advertisoment in the Transonirt, The Democratic party is consistent in that itie keeping up its record for aanpece ‘kt is safe to predict that free silver will never again find place in a Democratic. platform, but it will take the party. a long time to overcome the Seis ars of having adopted such a finanFour Diplomas at County Fair : Om Lamber, Doors, Painis, Enamels and Nese. Towzsz Bros.Oo. tf "The best of lumber, shakes, shingles and everything in the building line.— Nevada City, Satutday, October 20th. . t ‘. Green’s Qonrt: for damages, Doligs of the Poopidof Oar-Sistor ty As Told Over the Telephone, Obris. Soyder was arrested yesterc for battery upon William -Webéter, Mrs. Frank McNeill, a former detit “of Grasa” ; few days agov says ter enPeoreei a Wm. Ruck, the rei high & gon crime againt nature, 1s securea pardon, = Ah Tie and Ah Nom a: Grenfell and Spring Curry of a beeting they received the y. oun, men’s hands a few months ago. Matt Wheelihan; who was’ on.a charge of robbery.nt the of £4. Schnerr of Sagramento, charged by Justice, Greet. The evidence not being suff convict. Gite ku Aten : Geo. E. Turner, the hardware dealer, hag in his show window the figure of a brownie. It-ie made. of clay and has on red pants and a black ‘cost, and is wound up by machinery, which turns its head. It is advertising silveroid spoons and forks, which are sold at 25 eents per package, one-half dozen in a package. ‘The brownie is attracting considerable attention from passers-by. 20s 7e Ore of the amusing things of the present campaign :is~ the statement «made by Mr. Bryau, in his Fort Wayne speech, ‘that his’ military expériépce has taught him that the life of a soidier was a dangerous one, = **" a icc ae Re, When tuken at the proper time Jesee Moore “AA” whiskey will prevent a cold. m Towle Bros. Oo. tf NAVY BLUE REDand AS eeerrecccsces Mol Shirt ‘Waisis ! aher & Co.’s Oe re goose0000 00000008 o ey . @ @ ° sizes. OL The prices are eo0eeee © M ; Bf se Window: We have placed in our window today some very nice Wool Shirt Waists for Ladies, ws ‘We want you to see them while we cn all $1.25 $2. 50. And They Ate All World Beaters. Come and take a Look. That is all we ask. Respectfully, MAHER @ Co. . © _ Bisa them in and invites every “He hae also on @ large stook of Window Shades, All New Dress Goods coming in every day. “rae us see you at our Dress Goods Counter. © ; OSO0E O00 © ©0000000 Fie ® Invalid Tables » in bed and ‘read with thes, ditates lens rtnev seek none to call and. inpoct, the Colors and ‘Kinds, ro lool at the stock of — Tt you. intend purchasing a, slick yon shonkiall ond HARTUNG . BROS: ’ oe They have the finest assortment inthe cet AS Hoa’ si aiiny Het HS Suen ge rage tua 4 . rd SMe eas Ainiaiss BWR 2. re ‘}warenes FOR SALE AND ari mit Sat tet sor H, WJHartung, MANNER. RANE 14. ‘Successor to F. C. Luetje. . ewe wes “Tease water Ut LEANN, . . = ee . \ a jee. City of + LARS to TA rd Oak’ in my pre Cember, A ‘Hairs 0 se aa Femi

Dp. J. M ‘Laure BE Ap MIS. yy vada 9:3: 1:0! 5:0! elscc leavi Pie: Pe , diet A iq a F i! u bey ‘ } ai, , i ¢ £ . : ™ 4 capac alla tive ot SaaS Sh pas SR EA EATER IESE LE SAS be iOS ie a ey oe 2p ssp asta el Ci eset ce i enna See 2 sore No oe ape the nr Rin dams ais cama an aa ¢ BRE 0 2 : 2 SW elas Ar Smee E Pr Mai ot ® 9 THE. TRANSCRIPT. Lasued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NBVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, . BROWN & CALEINS. ‘TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : By flail, °. . $6.Per Year By Carrier, s 12 %-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX EB WEDNESDAY..... OCT: 17, 1900 csieibamheaatiniaiitiael For President— WILLIAM McKINLEY Of Ohio. tie For Vies President— THEO. ROOSEVELT Of New York, Presidential Electors— __. SAM. M, SHORTRIDGE, . WM, J. BARRETT JOHN WALTER RYAN HAROLD T. POWER. WILLIAM R. DAVIS CHRISTIAN B. RODE FRANK McGOWAN WARREN R. PORTER JAMES McFADDEN. For Congress (2d District) S$. D. WOODS. For Senator— JOHN R. TYRRELL. Bor Assemblyman— F. M. RUTHERFORD. Fer Supervisor (ist Distriet)— JOHN M. BUFFINGCTON. renee = eimai saa BRIEFLY STATED. Itews That Should Inter Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day. For Life Iusurance see T. B Gray. Oyster cocktails for 10 cents at Foley’s. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Foley’s. tf Good Vanilla Extract is rare. You can get it at Vinton’s. tf is feet—two cans for 25 cents at Jackson's. mi-tf Pretty note books and colored pencils at Vinton. Giit Edge Porter and Half and Halt at Tom's Place. "928 If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher’s stand. At the theater Thursday night—Senator George C. Perkins. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf “Dawn of the Century” march, and two step. Oanbe had at Vinton’s, If you want a good carpet cheap read Sneli & Fieming's prices in their ad. tf For cold storage meats go to Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best There is a handsome line of small picture frames in Vinton’s show window. You will get strong if you take Beef Iron. and Wine with Celery, Vinton sells it. tf _ Dr. Swayze has put in telephone No. 784 main at his residence on Nevada street. At the theater Friday evening—Jo D. Sproul, Democratic nominee for Congress. Freah Olympic Oyster Cocktails madeto order by W. J. Britland. First of the season. tf L.G. Brastield will start the erection of a cottage on Prospect Hillin a few days for J. St. Pierre. The Ladies’ Beneficent Suciety will meet atthe home of Mrs. W. B. Robb on Thureday afternoon. : Do not forget that Senator George O. Perkins will address the. people of this city at the theater tomorrow evening. Tonic Beef, Iron and Wine with Oclery always give satisfaction, It tones up the nerves and makes the weak strong. Vinton selle it. At the theater Saturday eveniig— BR. L. Moody, Democratic nominee for Genator,and C. W. Kitts, Democratic nominee for the Assembly. At“The Grotto” at all times, you can getthe finest of liquors, wines, ales cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it oi back all ye who.bhave never sampled thei ee eo i i. Got Enough hrs Tree w wel ow “ty Rolfe received 8 letter peat td from his son Horace, who went to Oape. Nome some months dgo, with provis‘ ions and other necessaries sufficient to' last a year. He writes that. in the late flood at Cape Nome he lost éverything, and was compelled to work his way back to Seattle on the steamer St. Paul. Mr. Rolfe has had enough of that far away country and will return to California as soon as possible. “Mr, Bryan will omit all allusions to the Tammany Ice Trust during his campaign tour of New York, , A Murderer’s Confession. MARYSVILLE, Ohio, October 15,—Roaslyn Serrell, whois on'trial for the murder of an Adams Express messenger, . Obarles Laue, last Augast, has made a written confession. He ‘admits that he shot Lane and robbed the car: ‘The confession is said to be a remarkable and sensational document, which goes} into all the details of the crime, in. Sy motive for the robbery was the desire to secure money in order to hasten his marriage to Miss Lillian Costello of Columbus. Serrell was arrested two days after the crime had been com mitted. The young lady has been subpoenaed asa witness for the prosecution. The only defense is insanity. : End of the Strike. . ScRANTON, Pa., Oct., 16.—That there is a positive assurance of the end of the strike seems certain today, in view of. the preparations which are being made all through the Lackawanna for the re. sumption of the work. The coal compenies are crowding their mine sidings with empty cars, s0'as to be prepared for the great demind for coal which will necessitate the running of the mines and breakers to their untmost capacity for weeks in order to get the stock ahead to meet the winter demand. Sensational Trial. Groraerown, Ky., October 16.—The trial of Henry Youtsey, on the charge of complicity in the Goebel assassination, was resumed today, although Youtsey’s condition was unchanged. He was placed on a bed, which was pulled up . to. a doorway in the Gourt-room in plain view. Wharton Golden was: the first witness to take the stand. Golden said he never told Rev. John Stamper or Mrs. Stamper that he was to get $5000 for his testimony, nor that if he could see Colonel Campbell he could get $10,000. He denied all the statements attributed # him by the Stampers, L. E. Sinclair and others. eee Personal Mention, T. W. Sixton of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. : J.J, Sullivan, J.B. Jordan.and We B. Corwin of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Mr. ani Mrs. F. T. Williams came down from Graniteville today. Geo. Beckley will leave tomorrow for Franklin, Sacramento’ county to sp@nd a few weeks, Geo. Chappel, who has been to England ona visit returned to Gold Flat this afternoon. C. 8. March came up from Mooney this afternoon. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada Oity, October 17, 1900. Barton, Frank Tvarra, Epifania Wagner, Phelan FOREIGN, Johanson, Jobn If not called for in fifteen days Jetters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay a fee of one cent for each letter. ' L. 8. Cares, Postmaster, +--—-—-— Taken Suddenly il. L. L, Gaffney, the stage man, was plowing a field near North San Juan yesterday, and in the evening was taken suddenly ill. Dr. Muller of this city went over and found Mr. Gaffney suffering from congestion of the lungs. He was somewhat better this morning and was brought to this city this afternoon. Opening Days. In his changed advertisement today Wm. H. Crawford states that the opening days of the sale of his fall and winter stock of millinery will be Friday and Saturday of/ this week. The ladies are invited to gall around while the assortment is complete. —_—-___-» 0@¢-+——— No Escape. Mrs. Chinner—Ernestine, my darling, do you expect Constant to-night? Ernestine—Of course, mamma. Why do you inquire? Mrs. Chinner—If he asks you to marry him. tell him tg come and speak to me. Ernestine— And if me? Mrs. Chinner—Tell him I am ¢oming to speak to him.— Brooklyn Life. he doesn’t ask His Wdentity hv prince. Merchant—Have you collected that bill of J. Smith? Collector—Have [ collected it? 1 called at the house and found ‘that seven J. Smiths lived there. Six deseventh kicked me out of the house. Merchant—That's the one! Go right and get the money!—Boston Globe. The Clubman at the Keyhole. The night has a thousand eyes, still I don’t care— It isn't the night FI fear: But wouldn't there be some hair in the air Alf my wife were to meet me here! Chicago Record & f There Always Is. Williamson -Brown would — mever edie reached the top of the ladder if it hadn't heen for his wife. _ Henderson—1. supposed there was ‘sonie woman @t the bottom of it.— Town Tapics, Making Trouble. “Mamma and I are not on speaking terms.” “Tow Bistressing! “She went and told, Harry that 1 trimmed all my own hate before we were married.”~-Chicago Record, ae een tint na et Ae ge elared they owed nothing, and the} a 1g Me a 7 TE Stage Driver: Killed and: Several] Passengers Injured. = Py S eeeaeeainieecateeeaiall % < is Rue SER Special to the Transcript. a6 DEA sulted in an agreement to accede to the demands of the mihe workers convention at Philadelphia. — ing to bring about a uniformity in the increase of wages iny the entire coal regions. ; They will also suspend operation of the sliding ‘scale until next, April. ‘The individual coal operators meet all dematids of ghee strikers practically ending the trouble. _CHINESE ng “October 17.—The down stage: from Coulterville overturned near Hughes Station at 4:30 o'clock: this morning. “ The driver Daniel O’Connell was killed, ‘and:several . ’ passengers were injured, but none of them seriously, ™ a ’ OFFICIAL REGISTRATION Of the Vote of Nevada County Completed This Morning. 4 i om a wa nnen Children’s Days. © Friday and Saturday of. this week will be children’s days .at.the mibinery store. of Miss Eleanor Hoeft Ys jOtgber 38 sta: 240% was not} c estates un il early this morning 2 tOy 4 The Reading Coal Company issued a statement’ agree7 destroyed the Barton Brothers’ department store, an opera house and several me: « The total loss is 100,000, with ut light insurance, ‘ates Mr, Bryan gape ton great deal of, unhis Cab

REA? ot Pee given by’ the Ladies'ot : PHILADELPHIA, Benn, Baca ies =e TRINITY: “ PISCOPALCHURCH between the individual coal operators and the. railroads" “te-} inet ATO ARMORY: MALL, : ~ Wednesday and-Thursday Bronings, . ‘October 24th ‘Path and 25th. hildren’s Afternoon; Thursday, 2 to}: 5.p.m. -Admission 15 cents. Chicken, Pie Dene, each day from } 7 12 to 2p. m, Attractive pr cy each evening. Admission a his RITE 18¢. ge ithe De iy Have You Tried ~ Any. OF eet TAY COR’S: : Fresh Roasted Coffe Wt ESA RR. ie et it: is Crisp atid Aromatic : ‘Presh from the Roaster Every Dey tl A Revel it a evel fon you Ir'you ave had poor, 110, 15,20, 25, 30, 38 and 40c per Ib ‘AesiHaing t tothe and ui d sire, ‘Samples oh aichrsis,. preneto: hear Cs Bed Drop in and ‘Have a Drink. County Olerk Arbogast and his Deputies completed the: work .of -foot. She in vites mothers of-children to come «: ing up the total registration of the} aad look at her stock of fall and. wincounty this morning. The official re-. ter millinery. Read the advertige-! gistrstion this year is 5452, which is; ment. much larger than was expected. The In her changed advertisement today Sena a tage CMTE, : Commereiat Street, Nevada City. BF einai, al iF. W. TAYLOR: ‘Manager. 4) eee registration this year is an entirely new one, and comes nearer showing the actual number of voters in the county than any previous registration has done, because in previous years the names were copied from one register to another. : Grass Valiey has 2099 registered voters in the township, and Nevada Township has 1899. The registration in the different precincts is given below. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, NO. 1, Nevada City No.1...-..0 0.0.4 27, Nevada City No. 2......6. 0.045 247 Newada City No. 8 ......0. cee 171 Nevada City No. 4.....00...284 Tndian: Fiat. 05. eas 64 Gold -PiaG sis ccieeeas foes vets es 146 Willow Vatley. 2.. ses cesesen scene 145 Totehss. aang es PR 1899 SUPERVISOR DISTRIOT, NO. 2. Stes BRP OR Es; one ncntinermninennat SOT Buena Vista.. 6.. eee OB Oottage Hill. . piscese sens aerate 76) gems: Empire. Grass Valley No. AE ATIN Feo ing The Above Stove = OvES!§ —— liga ea CASS ae > We are SAE foi” the "BEACH CO. : ava anutacturers of strict ty high Btade'stoves. Will Cost You $6.8 Qr Valley No Gract Valley No. Graas Valley No. Grass Valley No. Grasse Valley No, 7...... 00.. Fille Plats eo. i hacen die ae 3 OVI CO BS 5 ° ° . E pers LEGG C. SHAW Co. NEVADA DA CITY, ¢ CAL. , pacino Voter eee eee SPPERVISOR DI STRICT, NO. 3, Columbia Hill.. Cloaks, Capé 3 Terres : ree fava received their full stock of ‘Fall Ce ee a. uch a diapla, oa i SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, NO. 4. 5 wil ; ” Married ° Today. Edward Bagbyof Black Suinank 4 Washington, and Miss Lydia Harris of this city, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony this afternoon.) ‘The happy young people are. both well and favorably known here and their many friends wish them a happy and aie ise so cco At ; Re Had.a'Hoase-Warming. ecient ee aie Te ae for business. Never before in the histor “OUR OPENING . =n, i oa FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OG 19-and 20 Ladies, call . and: see the beautiful go 00 ROSENBERG ‘BROS: » and Winter Garments. are now réady y % the yn ie! has thers been e _We beve. not spared All of our tee ‘best mdnufact AKS thie year.>. the “any fur dealers in,the world. Remember that any ‘are gusranteed: ‘We wilt: vake your or-} Anthony Mogte...6scc sl. 34 LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S. CLOAKS rd bat mg ‘sae Ahi ie oat bese 4 {n any one store, and we claim that out stock and our prices this year will dpinFrench Corral.. ee ee 41 pare favorably. with any of the larger stores on the.coast. ndian Springs. . Seas : time, troubl Moooe Fiat cinco ia oe me, trouble or expense in order to get the right goods. 0 MOIR. winches oe Clady sd s Ploasaht monuriiesel Ladies’ an i on Rough and Ready.. desi Ciersycenge nee Ch sibinl C ks and Capes . i Spenoevilile.«... Os ER, 52] Have been purchased in the Eastern’ m Sweetland...:.... atest teeny is in the land. We havea specialty. of Total....... 00.0.. ..598. We are agents for H. LIGBES & CO., We carry a fine. assortment. of theirjgoods. They have instructed’ us to sell. SUPERVISOR DISTRICT, No. 5. their garments at great bargaius, as they want your trade. q > = fur garments, marked H: Liebes -Go;, der for any priced fur garment that you" wish. @@ Don’t buy any CLOAKS, CAPES or FURS ase you look at ours, as nowhere can you find suct an assortmentiagiat’the!® « —-~~PALACE DRY GOODS STORE. Cc. H. EDDY, TIANAGER" Se eo” We are seoret new r goods almost daily. be itiore thay teen PFS iter sits ment «hs, . been neted for its display of FINE “MILEINERY “each * season}: “but'sthis Fall; Snir passed at othe. Pee et Maite yp erate Com Siy W.-H. CRAWFORD. / necessary trouble when he denies the} a rumors concerning the constraction of. nd sbinet. ee it then: Me. _ Bryan. is. ‘9 professional trouble hunter.." = ee GRAND:::; BAZAR} E ite If you haven’: we. ied like you to. try it Tce: Gold ea. in for : aN" , ie le . Es tel & tatoo Ay of Traokee, the Demoatic and. ople’s Party nominee for State Senator, and O. W. Kitts of Grass Valley, the ocratic and People’s Party nominee for Assemblyman, spoke at You Bet last night and will speak at Rough and Ready toYnight: “Their ‘itsetecy for the rest of: . their campaign in this county is: ” ‘ Spenceville, Thursday, October 18th. Grass Valley, Friday, October 19th, Eureka, Tuesday, October pO Moore: Fiat and North Bloomfield: Relief Hill, Tuursday, October 25th. Washington, Friday, October 26th. } Union Hill School, Saturday, Oc}tober 27th. — San Juan, Monday, October ’ so) Fredch Corral, Tuesday, October f20th. ~ Cottage Hill, Tharsday, November 41st. Beek George A. Garlow, the great specialist on hair growing and scalp diseases, why has roome at the National Hotel Annex, is giving the best of satisfaction to the people he is treating. He is successful in every case he takes charge of. Read his advertisoment in the Transonirt, The Democratic party is consistent in that itie keeping up its record for aanpece ‘kt is safe to predict that free silver will never again find place in a Democratic. platform, but it will take the party. a long time to overcome the Seis ars of having adopted such a finanFour Diplomas at County Fair : Om Lamber, Doors, Painis, Enamels and Nese. Towzsz Bros.Oo. tf "The best of lumber, shakes, shingles and everything in the building line.— Nevada City, Satutday, October 20th. . t ‘. Green’s Qonrt: for damages, Doligs of the Poopidof Oar-Sistor ty As Told Over the Telephone, Obris. Soyder was arrested yesterc for battery upon William -Webéter, Mrs. Frank McNeill, a former detit “of Grasa” ; few days agov says ter enPeoreei a Wm. Ruck, the rei high & gon crime againt nature, 1s securea pardon, = Ah Tie and Ah Nom a: Grenfell and Spring Curry of a beeting they received the y. oun, men’s hands a few months ago. Matt Wheelihan; who was’ on.a charge of robbery.nt the of £4. Schnerr of Sagramento, charged by Justice, Greet. The evidence not being suff convict. Gite ku Aten : Geo. E. Turner, the hardware dealer, hag in his show window the figure of a brownie. It-ie made. of clay and has on red pants and a black ‘cost, and is wound up by machinery, which turns its head. It is advertising silveroid spoons and forks, which are sold at 25 eents per package, one-half dozen in a package. ‘The brownie is attracting considerable attention from passers-by. 20s 7e Ore of the amusing things of the present campaign :is~ the statement «made by Mr. Bryau, in his Fort Wayne speech, ‘that his’ military expériépce has taught him that the life of a soidier was a dangerous one, = **" a icc ae Re, When tuken at the proper time Jesee Moore “AA” whiskey will prevent a cold. m Towle Bros. Oo. tf NAVY BLUE REDand AS eeerrecccsces Mol Shirt ‘Waisis ! aher & Co.’s Oe re goose0000 00000008 o ey . @ @ ° sizes. OL The prices are eo0eeee © M ; Bf se Window: We have placed in our window today some very nice Wool Shirt Waists for Ladies, ws ‘We want you to see them while we cn all $1.25 $2. 50. And They Ate All World Beaters. Come and take a Look. That is all we ask. Respectfully, MAHER @ Co. . © _ Bisa them in and invites every “He hae also on @ large stook of Window Shades, All New Dress Goods coming in every day. “rae us see you at our Dress Goods Counter. © ; OSO0E O00 © ©0000000 Fie ® Invalid Tables » in bed and ‘read with thes, ditates lens rtnev seek none to call and. inpoct, the Colors and ‘Kinds, ro lool at the stock of — Tt you. intend purchasing a, slick yon shonkiall ond HARTUNG . BROS: ’ oe They have the finest assortment inthe cet AS Hoa’ si aiiny Het HS Suen ge rage tua 4 . rd SMe eas Ainiaiss BWR 2. re ‘}warenes FOR SALE AND ari mit Sat tet sor H, WJHartung, MANNER. RANE 14. ‘Successor to F. C. Luetje. . ewe wes “Tease water Ut LEANN, . . = ee . \ a jee. City of + LARS to TA rd Oak’ in my pre Cember, A ‘Hairs 0 se aa Femi