October 18, 1898 (3 pages)

in the line of zy. Every Boot vell made from . seather or Kid fect fittidg and their excellent prices which , to pay for high Bros. City. siting done on at the lowe: t urer, ‘TS and in the d will motery t. 18 THE TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY ee ae 18, 1898 one rntennnnmnnenatn HOOPER 13 IN dalle Claims Casey Had Prouealy Threat. to Kill Him. — Robert, Hooper, who on Saturday last shot and killed Mark Casey at Mrs. Mitchell’s ranch, at Randolph Fiat,) was captured at half-past four o’clock yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Getchell and Gity Marshal Smith of Grass Valley. found him at the Mitchell ranch, sober and frightenad, and ready to surrender, and bronght bim to the coutity jail, arriving here about dark, Hie was looked up in one of the “tanks” and slept soundly all night. This morning be appeared fresh and in a peavefal frame of mind. After breakfast he asked to taik with acting District Attorney Riley and was accorded a half-hour interview. He told a some2 A COUNTY TICKET THAT — WILL STAND THE TEST. 4 Republican Candidates ec bie. and . Public Records Will Bear. Scrutiny. Honest and Capable Men Worthy to Serve the Public in Positions of Honor and Trust. what confused story to the offizer, trying of course to make it.as favorable to himself as possible.:He persists that he killed Oasey inself-defense,. claiming that the latter first chased him with an ‘ax and then retreated toward the house with the apparent intention of getting ‘a shot-gan supposed to be inside and with it renewing the attack. He says that once before Casey ‘attacked him with a kaife and on another occasion rah the inmates all out of the house witha gun. Casey, he alleges, had several times threatened to kill him. “There isa growing balief that the trouble between-the two man originate1 over’ the half-breed, Rosie Hume, who lives at the ranch and bas an unsavory reputation, Several years ago she brought into-eourt on a charge of rapea horseman named Ensign who was promptly acquitted as a result of his trial. The Hume girl: is said to have looked with more favor on Hooper than on Casey, and as both were her _ ardent admirers. the ‘strife ‘between . .them for her smiles was. bitter. .The ; trial will bring out the real reason for ithe killing. Hooper did not have a pleasant time revading the officers. He says.that im: mediately after the murder he ran into ‘a Clamp of bushes 250 yards from the thoase where he could not be seen, but / where tie could see those who were ‘searching for him go along the road. There he lay until. 2 o'clock Sunday morning, when he‘went to the cabin in front of the Mitchell ranch and stayed there until yesterday, when he went to } the Mitchell place to surrender to the ofiisers when they came aftér him. ‘During this time he said he had notbing to eat nor drink. When questioned asto why he did not at once surrender after the tragedy Hooper said’ he thought the. news would: soon reach ‘town and lie feared those in pursuit smight shoot him on sight. He told the potivers that had he seen the Marshal or Sheriff earlier: he would have given himself up. Ou going to the Mitchell house yesterday he found nobody at-home, Mrs. Mitchell and the Hume girl having gone.to Grass Valley to attend the inguest. He laid bis rifle on the table and going into the garden picked some tomatoes, the first thing he Lad eaten for two days. While he was out in the te prden a young man came tothe house, saw the rifle on’ the table and burried to Hrass Vulley to post the officers. <—+ *@e Svomiie Fwo-bit Entertainments. ‘The ladies of the Degree of Honor bdge at this city struck the public incy when they began giving the serof popular entertainments which uve been ‘attracting such crowds of gople to Odd Fellows hall every jonth or so of late. The next one will lecur on Friday evening of this week bere will be the, usual musical and iterary program, dancing and refreshpents, all for twenty-five cents. Found How it Worked. rYesterday Sheriff Getchell left. a iwed-off repeating shot-gun. loaded tts buck-shot in Lane’s livery stable rawtile, During his absencea young mm who bad ever seen one before bein investigating its workings. He a hole as big as his hand through yeefling and roof, and then his curiy was gratified. cer Masunic Meeting. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.and_ A. M., Hi meet at Masonic Hall Wednesday, norrow) October 19th, at half-past 7 % mh. A fall attendance is desired. a brk in the first degree. Deafness Cannot be Cured F local applications as they cannot ach the disease portion of the ear. » is only one way to ¢gure deafness, é . that is by constitutional remedies. s is caused by an inflamed conlor vat the mucous lining of the Eusjhian Tabe. When thie tube is inned you have a rumbling sound or kerfect hearing, and when it is enly closed, Deafness is the result, . unless the inflammation can be en out and this tube restored to its mal condition, hearing will be deny J forever; nine cases out of ten: : d by Oatarrh, which is nothing fan inflamed condition of the mufe will give One Hundred Dollars jay case of Doafness. (caused by cath) that cannot be cured by Hall’s ‘rh Cure. Sead for circulars; free . . CHENEY & Cv., Prop., Toledo, O. d by Druggists, price 75c. per bot3 jall’s Family Pills are the best. of the county presents to the voters! only. in his own town of G*a33 Valley this fall is one its political opponents , but all over the county wherever he is as well as its friends concede the exeél* Known. For many years Mr. Wilhelm lence of. There is not aman upon it ; has been a butcher and a good one. whose private and public. record'He is a warm-hearted, charitable man will not withstand the most. searching . of whom everybody that ever had dealscratiny, lings with him has many a kind word _ At the head of this ticket is Hon. W. tosay. He is moreover a lével-headed, 8. Robinson, our present Assembly-! practical man who will be sure to make man, who by his faithful, honést, intel-' a good Assessor, and will therefore be ligent services in the Legislature for; a worthy successor to William H. Mart two years -past has earnéd for himself! tin who bas so satisfactorily filled the The ticket that the Republican party shin fe ore that excit ceo: tlcsiiem re of development. This excellence of of the schools is due to various causes— among them the liberal support by the tax-payers, the efficiency and industry of the teachers, the ambition of the 2 high place in the esteem of his fellow ; office for several years past. : citizens regardless of their political . Fred L. Arbogast is another man; affiliations, The people have found who is making a winning fight. Hs is! Mr. Robinson to be a conservative, a wortby son of a worthy sire. His} clean man who has the ability and the father is one of the hardy old pioneers . industry to guard well the interests of who helped to found the county, and! his constituents, and they will wisely. Fred as County Clerk is destined to’ retain his services. ’ play an important part in caring for it, ~ po errors at eee oo , $ 4 F. L, ARBOGAST, candidate for County Clerk. * Another man who has been tried and! during the four, years following the found not wanting in those qualifica-. first Monday in next January. He tions that go to make a desirable pub-. makes friends all along the line by his lic servant is Sheriff D. B. Getche!l;. frank, unassuming manners, and at and the ‘Republicans did wisely in. the same time impresses everybody he nominating him that he might be} meets with his capabilities. elected to succeed himself. MypgGet-. “Old Man” Cooke as the candidate chell is a plain, taiattore fen for Treasurer is called will make a who was in years gone by one $f the . model kéeper of the county’s strongbest City Marshals that the county seat ever had, It was while thus serving that he first displayed bis marked fitness as a peace officer. Asa Sheriff he’ has so discharged all duties that} ~ have fallen to him in either the civil or. ° criminal line that he has eurned the approval of all good citizens. His record is one that he can well fee! proud of and the citizens of the county will take pleasure end pride in giving him @ rousing majority on the eighth day of next November. Vox. Hour by hour and day by day ‘The candidacy of Theodore Hi. Wil-phe is working like a beaver in getting a acquuinted with the voters. His ways inspire the confidence and regard of those he meets, and as a result he promises to be one of the leaders when the vote is counted. He is a quiet, earnest mut dod wil: make a firsi-class Tréasurer. The people of Truckee, ‘among whom he-has lived so many ‘. years, will give him a tremendous vote and there are other parts of the county that will follow theirexample, The pride of the people of Nevada county and. the envy of mauy of the oiher counties of the State is our publi¢ school system. It is scmething, that every right-minded Po 4 cree children, all being very important factors. But much also depends upon the fact that we have a first-class Superintendent of Public Instruction in William J. Rogers who gives all his . ; time and talents to not only helping , us to have schools that are as good as many other counties, but are better ra 4 than most.oftbem are This is not a question of/ partisanship but one of public weal; hence it is that so many Democrats and Populists will unite witli the Republicans in retaining Mr. Rogers in the office he has so, successfally filled. ci'izen wants to foster ald improve till a it reaches the higkest possible Shee) great compliment when it unanimously chose him as the candidate for District Attorney, but it paid him no higher compliment than his merits en.titled him to, He will make a_proseeuting ofticer that the people will be perience, acumen and honesty are all calculated to fit him perfectly for the responsibilities of-the department that calling him to administer. And then he is one of the most tireless workers of all the lawyers in the county? Eyerybody who knows him—there are few of our people who do not—likes him: and will take great satisfaction in casting a ballot for him* on election day. One of fhe inost univ ersally popular men in this part of the State, personally speaking, is Jobn Werry; the candidate for Recorder. . He is not only a “good fellow,” but he has proven. himself to bo especially adapted to performing the duties of: Récorder. The only argument that has been advanced ugainst him up to.date is one to the effect that he.has already served in the office, Then in the next breath the objector is forced to admit if pressed that the place never knew a more accommodating, thorough and prompt official than theself-sameJobn, There is an old saying to the effect that you shouid keep a good thing when you get it, and this saying is ‘true of John Werry and the Recordership of Nevada county. Henry Daniels will according to present indications win the Corone:ship in a walk. It is nota great office “One Large Scar Is. All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Complete Cure by WHood’s Sarsaparilia After-Others Failed. “J was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs, They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head was better. In a few months the sores on my arms and limbs all healed; those-on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom ofcrofula since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction. The neuralgia is also cured.” Mrs. J. M, Hatou, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood’s *tahia Is the. best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. ‘the I ilis to Hood’s Pills : wi he only pills to take '. these qualities in addition to the nu, . reason to feel iopefal of being. vict ori. Pablic Administrator. This old vett crippled and. torn by the wounds he a received when bravely battling for the owe that » exercise of industry cee sense, The Creator endowed Mr. Daniels with both merous other good ones he hac, and the people of the county being ‘fnily {aware of his admirable qualities will e ect him beyond peradventure. Another candidate who has every ous is J. M, Young, the nominee for eran of the war of the Rebellion, cause of the union before the blooddrenched trenches 6f Gettysburg, has a clear business head on his shoulders and can be depended on to honestly and thoroughly attend to the Tesponsible duties that fall’ to the mati’ holdelected to.ing the position jhe expects to ber i skilied and ex; erienced—secord to no implicit confidence ‘hen it comes 16 having work done. He is an expert in road work, which is to them a most im< portant considers tion. With snch candidates as the fore+ going, together with those put forward by the party for the various township offices, the people of Nevada county tieed have no. hesitancy in endorsing by their votes ‘the work done: last thonth by the Republican: county and township conventions. The ticket is oue that appeals to them as tax-payers and without regard to party lines, They will make no mistuke in ‘electing it from top to bottom. 0 00 Given a Warm Welcome. The Pacific Remedy Company was Last bat by no means least is tbe Office of Codnty Surveyor. W. W. the widely known and sucgreeted last night by an audience that” crowded the house tooverflowing. ‘The side-splitting faree-comedy of “Araman in his profession. The people’ ot” the county will have by eleeting him a . proud of. His legal training, his ex’ the voters are clearly resolved upon + My niece, who was familiar with a case’ aoa cessful civil and mining engineer, is bian Nighig”.was given a spirited prothe gentleman whom the Republicans duction and kept the spectators in a have pnt forward for this a He is roar from start to finish. Everyone likes GOOD SOAPS. Something smooth and mild: Those bearing*KIRK’S brand are particular favorites. THESE WILL PLEASE You SHANDOW BELLS. No better Soap made. Sold regnlar at 50c box of 3 cakes. Our price 30c box. 10¢ cake. ERY IT, Grandma Buttermilk Soap—roc Box 3 Cakes. — Strictly . ve 4 ASRAGKET : STORE. Yellow Front----Transcript Block THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? sok. B. WOLF: . ‘CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ;, Has the Best{Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—asce. per quart. any qugetity you want. e and Green Olives in bulk. — ig Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. Willysell you Listen to the Clock Strike ! It’s a cathedral gong and the mellow chimes. fill the with music. We have such a large variety ~ CLOCKS In.marble, onyx, nickel or wood-case, with bronze, silver or room gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, office or store, that it is impossible. to select any for special mentipu. All are made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of Jewelry, Watches, etc., And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, BROAD STREET. soGoGGS [, 5) ee vor . ae) 8 en dis a 3 9 63 29 9 Sp Have Heard ? What ? A CARLOAD OF . Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, ; Chairs, Lounges, etc. Have bees received from the East, by —~ —_JAMES KINKEAD. 2% . eee Low. See the stock it [874,) Goi car KES Soaps / Soaps / ee Z . : . Elsewhere they are ‘high priced. We don’t charge. for the name however. : ee

in the line of zy. Every Boot vell made from . seather or Kid fect fittidg and their excellent prices which , to pay for high Bros. City. siting done on at the lowe: t urer, ‘TS and in the d will motery t. 18 THE TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY ee ae 18, 1898 one rntennnnmnnenatn HOOPER 13 IN dalle Claims Casey Had Prouealy Threat. to Kill Him. — Robert, Hooper, who on Saturday last shot and killed Mark Casey at Mrs. Mitchell’s ranch, at Randolph Fiat,) was captured at half-past four o’clock yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Getchell and Gity Marshal Smith of Grass Valley. found him at the Mitchell ranch, sober and frightenad, and ready to surrender, and bronght bim to the coutity jail, arriving here about dark, Hie was looked up in one of the “tanks” and slept soundly all night. This morning be appeared fresh and in a peavefal frame of mind. After breakfast he asked to taik with acting District Attorney Riley and was accorded a half-hour interview. He told a some2 A COUNTY TICKET THAT — WILL STAND THE TEST. 4 Republican Candidates ec bie. and . Public Records Will Bear. Scrutiny. Honest and Capable Men Worthy to Serve the Public in Positions of Honor and Trust. what confused story to the offizer, trying of course to make it.as favorable to himself as possible.:He persists that he killed Oasey inself-defense,. claiming that the latter first chased him with an ‘ax and then retreated toward the house with the apparent intention of getting ‘a shot-gan supposed to be inside and with it renewing the attack. He says that once before Casey ‘attacked him with a kaife and on another occasion rah the inmates all out of the house witha gun. Casey, he alleges, had several times threatened to kill him. “There isa growing balief that the trouble between-the two man originate1 over’ the half-breed, Rosie Hume, who lives at the ranch and bas an unsavory reputation, Several years ago she brought into-eourt on a charge of rapea horseman named Ensign who was promptly acquitted as a result of his trial. The Hume girl: is said to have looked with more favor on Hooper than on Casey, and as both were her _ ardent admirers. the ‘strife ‘between . .them for her smiles was. bitter. .The ; trial will bring out the real reason for ithe killing. Hooper did not have a pleasant time revading the officers. He says.that im: mediately after the murder he ran into ‘a Clamp of bushes 250 yards from the thoase where he could not be seen, but / where tie could see those who were ‘searching for him go along the road. There he lay until. 2 o'clock Sunday morning, when he‘went to the cabin in front of the Mitchell ranch and stayed there until yesterday, when he went to } the Mitchell place to surrender to the ofiisers when they came aftér him. ‘During this time he said he had notbing to eat nor drink. When questioned asto why he did not at once surrender after the tragedy Hooper said’ he thought the. news would: soon reach ‘town and lie feared those in pursuit smight shoot him on sight. He told the potivers that had he seen the Marshal or Sheriff earlier: he would have given himself up. Ou going to the Mitchell house yesterday he found nobody at-home, Mrs. Mitchell and the Hume girl having gone.to Grass Valley to attend the inguest. He laid bis rifle on the table and going into the garden picked some tomatoes, the first thing he Lad eaten for two days. While he was out in the te prden a young man came tothe house, saw the rifle on’ the table and burried to Hrass Vulley to post the officers. <—+ *@e Svomiie Fwo-bit Entertainments. ‘The ladies of the Degree of Honor bdge at this city struck the public incy when they began giving the serof popular entertainments which uve been ‘attracting such crowds of gople to Odd Fellows hall every jonth or so of late. The next one will lecur on Friday evening of this week bere will be the, usual musical and iterary program, dancing and refreshpents, all for twenty-five cents. Found How it Worked. rYesterday Sheriff Getchell left. a iwed-off repeating shot-gun. loaded tts buck-shot in Lane’s livery stable rawtile, During his absencea young mm who bad ever seen one before bein investigating its workings. He a hole as big as his hand through yeefling and roof, and then his curiy was gratified. cer Masunic Meeting. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.and_ A. M., Hi meet at Masonic Hall Wednesday, norrow) October 19th, at half-past 7 % mh. A fall attendance is desired. a brk in the first degree. Deafness Cannot be Cured F local applications as they cannot ach the disease portion of the ear. » is only one way to ¢gure deafness, é . that is by constitutional remedies. s is caused by an inflamed conlor vat the mucous lining of the Eusjhian Tabe. When thie tube is inned you have a rumbling sound or kerfect hearing, and when it is enly closed, Deafness is the result, . unless the inflammation can be en out and this tube restored to its mal condition, hearing will be deny J forever; nine cases out of ten: : d by Oatarrh, which is nothing fan inflamed condition of the mufe will give One Hundred Dollars jay case of Doafness. (caused by cath) that cannot be cured by Hall’s ‘rh Cure. Sead for circulars; free . . CHENEY & Cv., Prop., Toledo, O. d by Druggists, price 75c. per bot3 jall’s Family Pills are the best. of the county presents to the voters! only. in his own town of G*a33 Valley this fall is one its political opponents , but all over the county wherever he is as well as its friends concede the exeél* Known. For many years Mr. Wilhelm lence of. There is not aman upon it ; has been a butcher and a good one. whose private and public. record'He is a warm-hearted, charitable man will not withstand the most. searching . of whom everybody that ever had dealscratiny, lings with him has many a kind word _ At the head of this ticket is Hon. W. tosay. He is moreover a lével-headed, 8. Robinson, our present Assembly-! practical man who will be sure to make man, who by his faithful, honést, intel-' a good Assessor, and will therefore be ligent services in the Legislature for; a worthy successor to William H. Mart two years -past has earnéd for himself! tin who bas so satisfactorily filled the The ticket that the Republican party shin fe ore that excit ceo: tlcsiiem re of development. This excellence of of the schools is due to various causes— among them the liberal support by the tax-payers, the efficiency and industry of the teachers, the ambition of the 2 high place in the esteem of his fellow ; office for several years past. : citizens regardless of their political . Fred L. Arbogast is another man; affiliations, The people have found who is making a winning fight. Hs is! Mr. Robinson to be a conservative, a wortby son of a worthy sire. His} clean man who has the ability and the father is one of the hardy old pioneers . industry to guard well the interests of who helped to found the county, and! his constituents, and they will wisely. Fred as County Clerk is destined to’ retain his services. ’ play an important part in caring for it, ~ po errors at eee oo , $ 4 F. L, ARBOGAST, candidate for County Clerk. * Another man who has been tried and! during the four, years following the found not wanting in those qualifica-. first Monday in next January. He tions that go to make a desirable pub-. makes friends all along the line by his lic servant is Sheriff D. B. Getche!l;. frank, unassuming manners, and at and the ‘Republicans did wisely in. the same time impresses everybody he nominating him that he might be} meets with his capabilities. elected to succeed himself. MypgGet-. “Old Man” Cooke as the candidate chell is a plain, taiattore fen for Treasurer is called will make a who was in years gone by one $f the . model kéeper of the county’s strongbest City Marshals that the county seat ever had, It was while thus serving that he first displayed bis marked fitness as a peace officer. Asa Sheriff he’ has so discharged all duties that} ~ have fallen to him in either the civil or. ° criminal line that he has eurned the approval of all good citizens. His record is one that he can well fee! proud of and the citizens of the county will take pleasure end pride in giving him @ rousing majority on the eighth day of next November. Vox. Hour by hour and day by day ‘The candidacy of Theodore Hi. Wil-phe is working like a beaver in getting a acquuinted with the voters. His ways inspire the confidence and regard of those he meets, and as a result he promises to be one of the leaders when the vote is counted. He is a quiet, earnest mut dod wil: make a firsi-class Tréasurer. The people of Truckee, ‘among whom he-has lived so many ‘. years, will give him a tremendous vote and there are other parts of the county that will follow theirexample, The pride of the people of Nevada county and. the envy of mauy of

the oiher counties of the State is our publi¢ school system. It is scmething, that every right-minded Po 4 cree children, all being very important factors. But much also depends upon the fact that we have a first-class Superintendent of Public Instruction in William J. Rogers who gives all his . ; time and talents to not only helping , us to have schools that are as good as many other counties, but are better ra 4 than most.oftbem are This is not a question of/ partisanship but one of public weal; hence it is that so many Democrats and Populists will unite witli the Republicans in retaining Mr. Rogers in the office he has so, successfally filled. ci'izen wants to foster ald improve till a it reaches the higkest possible Shee) great compliment when it unanimously chose him as the candidate for District Attorney, but it paid him no higher compliment than his merits en.titled him to, He will make a_proseeuting ofticer that the people will be perience, acumen and honesty are all calculated to fit him perfectly for the responsibilities of-the department that calling him to administer. And then he is one of the most tireless workers of all the lawyers in the county? Eyerybody who knows him—there are few of our people who do not—likes him: and will take great satisfaction in casting a ballot for him* on election day. One of fhe inost univ ersally popular men in this part of the State, personally speaking, is Jobn Werry; the candidate for Recorder. . He is not only a “good fellow,” but he has proven. himself to bo especially adapted to performing the duties of: Récorder. The only argument that has been advanced ugainst him up to.date is one to the effect that he.has already served in the office, Then in the next breath the objector is forced to admit if pressed that the place never knew a more accommodating, thorough and prompt official than theself-sameJobn, There is an old saying to the effect that you shouid keep a good thing when you get it, and this saying is ‘true of John Werry and the Recordership of Nevada county. Henry Daniels will according to present indications win the Corone:ship in a walk. It is nota great office “One Large Scar Is. All That Remains of Great Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look Upon Her—A Crand, Complete Cure by WHood’s Sarsaparilia After-Others Failed. “J was taken with neuralgia in my head and eyes. Not long after this, a scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs, They were very troublesome and painful and soon became great running sores. My face looked so bad that some of my neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol Could Not Hide the Sores. similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. The sores began to heal and the neuralgia in my head was better. In a few months the sores on my arms and limbs all healed; those-on my neck gradually disappeared and now they are all gone. I have never had any symptom ofcrofula since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible affliction. The neuralgia is also cured.” Mrs. J. M, Hatou, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood’s *tahia Is the. best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. ‘the I ilis to Hood’s Pills : wi he only pills to take '. these qualities in addition to the nu, . reason to feel iopefal of being. vict ori. Pablic Administrator. This old vett crippled and. torn by the wounds he a received when bravely battling for the owe that » exercise of industry cee sense, The Creator endowed Mr. Daniels with both merous other good ones he hac, and the people of the county being ‘fnily {aware of his admirable qualities will e ect him beyond peradventure. Another candidate who has every ous is J. M, Young, the nominee for eran of the war of the Rebellion, cause of the union before the blooddrenched trenches 6f Gettysburg, has a clear business head on his shoulders and can be depended on to honestly and thoroughly attend to the Tesponsible duties that fall’ to the mati’ holdelected to.ing the position jhe expects to ber i skilied and ex; erienced—secord to no implicit confidence ‘hen it comes 16 having work done. He is an expert in road work, which is to them a most im< portant considers tion. With snch candidates as the fore+ going, together with those put forward by the party for the various township offices, the people of Nevada county tieed have no. hesitancy in endorsing by their votes ‘the work done: last thonth by the Republican: county and township conventions. The ticket is oue that appeals to them as tax-payers and without regard to party lines, They will make no mistuke in ‘electing it from top to bottom. 0 00 Given a Warm Welcome. The Pacific Remedy Company was Last bat by no means least is tbe Office of Codnty Surveyor. W. W. the widely known and sucgreeted last night by an audience that” crowded the house tooverflowing. ‘The side-splitting faree-comedy of “Araman in his profession. The people’ ot” the county will have by eleeting him a . proud of. His legal training, his ex’ the voters are clearly resolved upon + My niece, who was familiar with a case’ aoa cessful civil and mining engineer, is bian Nighig”.was given a spirited prothe gentleman whom the Republicans duction and kept the spectators in a have pnt forward for this a He is roar from start to finish. Everyone likes GOOD SOAPS. Something smooth and mild: Those bearing*KIRK’S brand are particular favorites. THESE WILL PLEASE You SHANDOW BELLS. No better Soap made. Sold regnlar at 50c box of 3 cakes. Our price 30c box. 10¢ cake. ERY IT, Grandma Buttermilk Soap—roc Box 3 Cakes. — Strictly . ve 4 ASRAGKET : STORE. Yellow Front----Transcript Block THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? sok. B. WOLF: . ‘CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ;, Has the Best{Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—asce. per quart. any qugetity you want. e and Green Olives in bulk. — ig Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. Willysell you Listen to the Clock Strike ! It’s a cathedral gong and the mellow chimes. fill the with music. We have such a large variety ~ CLOCKS In.marble, onyx, nickel or wood-case, with bronze, silver or room gilt finish, suitable for boudoir, parlor, office or store, that it is impossible. to select any for special mentipu. All are made by special manufacturers and are warranted good time keepers. We carry all kinds of Jewelry, Watches, etc., And every article sold by us is guaranteed as represented. LUETJE & BRAND, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, BROAD STREET. soGoGGS [, 5) ee vor . ae) 8 en dis a 3 9 63 29 9 Sp Have Heard ? What ? A CARLOAD OF . Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, ; Chairs, Lounges, etc. Have bees received from the East, by —~ —_JAMES KINKEAD. 2% . eee Low. See the stock it [874,) Goi car KES Soaps / Soaps / ee Z . : . Elsewhere they are ‘high priced. We don’t charge. for the name however. : ee