October 29, 1900 (4 pages)

FY company’s Stock hat Price, es inthe Grand quickly went at soiling 12,000 ae 2 are going still. a its many agents East. The third t $2.50 and the are, guaranteed. owns sbsolute. est oil districts and the first oil ° stock even. behich are guaranavada City and in up to October sll bappy. Buy have to pay $2.50 . . Mason is agent 020 20 ws eubsoribe for SS new things » see them. ur way and und sell you e them. dren warm. ng but Dry 1 than any, re. lishment has [ILLINERY ‘s all others. an Francisco, rn Hats, FORD. Furs. )S. 3, are now rea ‘has there kee his year will comhave not spared of our id Capes st manafacturers } this year, ers in the world. ucted us to ‘sell _ John Fay, W. Burkhalter, Captain J. THE “TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY, .2...,0CT, 29, 1900 The Sal Committe Thinks He Wil COUNTY MINERS’ ASSOCIATION Transacted Considerable Business at. Sreestonal districts of thie State indiThoir Annoal Meeting. The Nevada County Miners’ AssoCiation held its annual meeting at City Hall Saturday afternoon, Fred Zeitler presiding and W. F. Englebright recorded the minutes. The Secretary’s report showed that there was a balance of $12.05 in the treasury on October 7 of last year; the receipts of the year were. $1247.50; total, $1259 55. The disbursements’ of the year amounted to $1151.40, leaving a balance in the treasury of $108, 15. Of the disbursements, $1100 was forwarded to the California The total expense of conducting the . county assoMiners’ Association. ciation for the year was $51.40. . The following officers were re-elected: President, Fred Zeitler; Vice-Pres. : dent, George Mainhart; Secretary, w. * ®t®24-off. F. Englebright; Assistant Secretary, J. ' F. Colley; Treasurer, B.-¥. Snell. Yay rene B.S Ss-. DEDTIBT CAN J. Brand, George Fletcher, D. B. Marwick, J, 8. McBride, E. T. Worthley Pu bb iven Aone! CLUB MEBTING The following township committees were selected : Nevada—B. 8. Rector, Wm. Giffin, D MoFall, George A. Legg, S. W. Marsh, H Lune, J. Bell, J. W. Campbell, W. McLogan, W. Kirkham. Grass Valley—O. Brockington, M Sproul, F. Dulmaine, George Starr, M J. Brock, M. Kerr, O. E. Clinch, Jerome Deasy, J. F. Kidder, Theo. Wilhelm, oO. A. Turner, S Bridgeport—O. L. Miller, Charles . _ Paine, R. I. Thomas. Eureka—O. Hegarty, H. Fitter, M W. Mather, D. Harmon, D. J. Moore. Bloomfield—L. L. Myers, W, Mobley, ©. O. Jepsen, G. F. Hendricks, G. Kartschoke. * Washington—D. F. Donahue, W. L. Williamson, James English. Little York—R. E. Linder, W. McGuire, J. 8. Gordioni. Bough and Ready—J. Fippin, 0. ©. Bitner, Wm. Irelan, J. C. Grant. Meadow Lake—Q. F. McGlashan, B. Overton. President Zeitler made a speech in thanking the convention for his reelection as President. He was followed by Hon. R. 1. Thomas, who spoke on the necessity of unity and harmony in the association. A resolution was unanimously adopted endorsing Fred Zeitler for President of the State Association, Mr, Zeitler being the present Vice-President. ‘There is no reason why Nevada county should not be represented at the head of the association as it produces more bullion and pays more money to the Association than any other county. A better choice conld not possibly be made for he would make ® strong presiding officer, adding much influence to the State organization. The delegates from this county will go down shouting for him and Nevada county should win the Presidency. The following were appointed a committee to wait upon the Board of Supervisors ‘and solicit a donation of public fands to the county association: F. Zeitlér, Geo. Fletcher, Geo. W Starr, John T. Morgan, E. J. Rector, L. L. Myers, Geo, Mainhart and Joseph Weissbein. ; New Officers Blected. The Board of Directors of the Providence Mining Company met Saturday at the office of the company in San Francisco and transacted considerable business. The following officers were elected: A. Walrath, President; Dr. Lebrick, Vice President and Secretary; . Jican candidate for Congress in this Jo Buttgenbach, Treasurer; Peter Tautphaus, Superintendent. Hada Good Time, This afternoon Mrs. J. M. Walling . 8€e there in years and the same is had a dinner at her home in honor of Mrs. Merritt, Grand President of ,the Relief Corps. The members of the local branch were present and all . C°@nty. by not less than 300. This eshad a very pleasant time. Knives ‘That Cut. If you are in need of a pocket knife you surely want one that you can depend on. Legg & Shaw Co. have just received a large supply of the best knives made and are selling them at low ‘prices. Read their new advertisement,School Children ~ And others who are exposed to cold ~-and-storms suffering with-coughs and. 5. . ton will s colds should take Vinton’s Cough Syrup. 1¢ soothes and heals. Four Diplomas at County Fair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels and Varnishes. eviimdases — So Ce Meeting on the Rig oe er Chee oar jae 2 Hon. John R. Tyrrell will address the people of North Bloomfield on Wednesday Evening, Graniteville, Thursday Bvening, San Juan, Priday Rvening, of ‘this woek, ~ Have Fifteen Handred. 4 Dastdiltte prepared estimates of the probable result in the several Ooncate that all of the Republican nominees are certain of an election, thus insaring a solid Republican delegation to represent California in the the next Congress. 8. D. Woods will havea majority of about 1500 over Jo D. Sproul, the Demtrict. A canvass of the district gives the following result: $. D, WOODS MAJORIEY, nay Perna ae cegrrionts acne Se pa Stevenson Club, introduced Geo. L. Jones as Chairman. After a Majcrities for Sproul—B.atte 300, E1. few remarks by Mr. Jones a glee club Dorado 200, Amador 150, Oalaveras. "@2dered a campaign ae and rePICKLED PIGS’ FEET ‘200, Tuolumne 800, Mariposa 150, To-. POuded to an enco: tal 1300: Dobbins sang a solo and was forced to Mojorities for Woods—Yuta 100, Sut-. 7eepond to an encore. Seven young} ‘SWEET POT: ATOES. ter 150, Placer:100, Nevada 300, Sacraladies went through Delearte moveek et ee A Large cond Gahers to Thar Mayer, Phelan Speak. Mayor James D. Phelan of San Franourney’s store, cisco, who spoke at the theater in this ‘Situation Wanted. 7% any time, to be filled a action of the city Saturday night from a Democratic standpdint, was met at the depot by a number of Democrats and the Nevada. A steady, indastrious boy, agea Af-. Governor or State Legislature, if. in City Band, and escorted to bis-hotel. . teen years, wants to work for his board session.: In the evening salutes were fired, bon. and go to school, Leave word at the 100 fires lit and the band played livaly. Transcript oftice, ‘tt = Subscribe for the Tra crirr. music. At the meeting the theater : re ay rod 0 ite utmost oapecity. . TELEPHONE NO. 501, zy NO, 52 BROAD STREET Jo. V. Bell, president’ of the local SELL. GOOD GROCERIES. eee seer of A, B. ear olan vo Bigit that your ballot is cast in the right 086-tE _. @reseman and a Republican Senator. SAO RO ROR aR Dm eenee ce eereeesetarace Dr. Julian Packed at Omaha by the Armour Packing Co. 10c Ib. Just dug. Grown in the county. ; aca kz tot Best oe important. See to way to help elect a Republican Oon: Remember, too, that unexpected vaeancies in the Senate may happen at Net majority for Woods, 1,550, THIS RYENING Hon, Josiah Sims Will Reply {0 Mayor James Fhelan, —_—_ Other Speakers Will Also Lddress the Meeting— Everybody Invited. THIS EVENING there will be a Republican meeting at the Theatre to which everybody is invited. Hon. J. Sims will reply to Mayor James D. Phelan. A. D. Mason, Esq. will also speak at this meeting. Other speakers will be present to make short addresses. Attend everybody. SAM D, WOODS. His Meetings in Placer County Have Boon Very Successful. Reports received from County are to the effect that Sam D. Woods, Repabdistrict has been making a most brilliant campaign there. His meeting at Auburn was one of the largest and most enthusiastic. political gatherings true of Saturday night’s meeting at Rocklin. The Republicans of old Placer declare that they will carry the timate is not based upon the enthusiasm which is so apparent in the Republican ranks, but upon a careful canvase of the voters. Many precincts have been tina ia this way, and in every instance distinct Republican gains have been shown. One precinct which four years ago gave Bryan a majority of one will this year give McKialey a majority of twenty-eight. A precinct which four years ago gave McKinley a majority of three will this year increase it to eighteen. Other Republican gains rangs from in Colfax on Tuesday, I'ruckee Wednesday, Datch Flat Toursday, Nevade City Friday and Grass Valley Saturday. An Opportunity for a Young flan. Young man wanted to learn the ——. photography business, Inquire at Moore’s photograph gallery as to wages, e'o, 026 tf Fresh Olympia __OYSTER COCKTAILS. —MADE TO ORDER AT Tegler’s Candy Factory Alpine, Mono and Inyo will be about . Prosram. was especially good and deRED MEXICAN BEANS. coln? a ; 2 . a i 4 2 3 4 ‘ : a a a a. a a 4 2c Ib. ner” in a Sweet voice. This part of ol Packed by Pacific Vikwecé and Pickle Works, San Francisco 1 50c Gal. 6c fb. a and spoke at len upo. ) STA ante of the campaign, es gt Achat 50c Ib. Pioneer CHAS. E. MULLOY. Grocer, eT SN DAA AO eR eens eeeeee vee ereeeever serves special mention. her ten The speaker of the evening was introse Pde oye, hn ete eke e eo er ee Pheer ebee ener eebeeces : Will You Do It? Will you all—Republicans, Democrats, Populists (or whatever may be your title) get on your working clothes and go to the polls on November 6 and vote the straight Republican ticket that will-insure victory for one of the best men that has occupied the Presidential chair since it was vacated by that wisest of wise men, Abraham Linle Giss sins Bevis, ad bul They Com Come and Go as Fast . Hosts For Everybody: If notin stock, made to or= : : kal William McKinley is the man—a human being like ourselves—a good man, an honest man, & statesman, a soldier, a diplomat—tried in Office, and well broken to harness, None can better serve the people—the whole people —must have him as our servant—yet our honored Chief Magistrate—for four years more. He is our country’s mascot, Btfnd fast for sabe anteed. Prices and Styles to Suit the Times. PRICES MOST REASONA BLE Dfiss ©. Etoett. juhininininininhhinhsnehinntnnippamnaninnnnnnnanne «Sy VOOSOOOSSEOOS Table Delicacies “, BWWFS32E0 220 BVIW2W2W3I3236 Taremars Have You Tried) Any of acre, TAYLOR’S . Fresh Roasted Coffee Wet If you haveni’t we would like you to try it. os Ci . p teagan as akiter Every Day : : P. G. SCADDEN’S. tien $ . epee pores bog you if you have had poor, b 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib . .420 hessedt ng tothe grade and variety you d. —_ Samples cheerfully given if yom don't Ice Cold Tea Free for All! Drop in and Have a Drink. THE COMMERCIAL TEA co, (2 Commercial street, Nevada City F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Summons. N THE JUSTICE’S COURT OF J Calitoaahip. County of Nevada, phos 7 GEORGE E. TURNER, Plaintiff, vs. BRED. BACK; ag ls The The People of ty: ao tate of Ssthemcs send to Fred Black; for re Fred Blac Defendant. << hoe You are hereby ip eee g to appear me at my office, at Nevada Uy inner Township and answer the complain in an action entitled as above, brought inst you in yaad Justice's Court of Nevada P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. [Secs [yarn Saar oe [SAA Sanh (SAN Sac Bay) re ISAK [SN sh unty of Nevada, State of withis 3 five days after the ssevics poy g e this Summons—if served ithi yb souNey, township or city in copter git act. ran is brought; or, if Af served out of said township or city but i pisos within ten davs; or withi elsewhere, erie: twenty days if served id bal =s i wont ed th you a; sake) above pt Lire g the sa: aP Plaineie wil —_ bind Dlaiet. as nuns Pp eee ce apply ‘to’ the Court for the rato se el im i e wyder nt. Ray er oo 4 hand this 24th day of SepGiven u J.S, HOLB 026 = Justice of the Peace of said Towmhio. — AT — California Ripe Olives in bottles, California Home Dinner— OD, Consists of Lamb Curry and Fice Beef and Rice Ala Creole, Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. . American Biscuits in fancy packages. Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. I X L Chile Con Carnes. I X L Frijoles. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses, Finest Corn in the Market— _ered Carton Maine Sweet Corn. WINE VINEGAR, 45 CENTS A GALLON. g—aT— DR. ORMISTON SWAYZE, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Cee SOXKRD’S, Broad St. Telephone—Main 784. 022 sie elt Ste St tate Slee dS St te tb MeMOMe Meo SEMESe We HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURNISHING GOUDS, Paints and Oils, oie Pareistiae eats Iron and Steel 3 et Price, 10 Cents. Res: ing you how to raise poultry. J. J.J ACKSON, Commercial Street. ® ‘ 10 Cents. AT FOLEY’S, === 13 Commercial Street. VYFONB Should you ane to read the above black . * you aids BNTY FEET, your eyesight { is defective the Sacramento Optician, representing F.C. Chinn, will again visit this city, and be at ae store tober 2 — and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses can consult A. & H. W. HARTUNG, IOIOIOICIIOIICIOIOIIOIOIDIIIIOIOIOK To Make Room for Other Goods For the next 80 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices FOR CASH ONLY. Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices: Ae 67%%c 75¢ per yard—all wool. ool 2-ply, 55¢ at yard. Mrs, 30c per at, » 2254C Ps Brusse 36 inches ve 65c per yard. Brussels, ranging from 6oc to 75¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd Snell & Fleming 180K Fine Jewelry §% Silverware and 5% as Diamond. §% G. J. BRAND, llama Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans ‘Boldemann’s California Otive ou Finest Port Wine in the Market and A. A. Whiskey CREAM WHBAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, tellSwiss ier Cream Cheese. tinfoil riniied Pigs’ Feet. ~ Loose Pickles Smoked Herring _ Smoked Halibut: GEO. E. TURNER, Pi Sw, Teva th. COCKTAILS BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY gf RE anwar. eee

FY company’s Stock hat Price, es inthe Grand quickly went at soiling 12,000 ae 2 are going still. a its many agents East. The third t $2.50 and the are, guaranteed. owns sbsolute. est oil districts and the first oil ° stock even. behich are guaranavada City and in up to October sll bappy. Buy have to pay $2.50 . . Mason is agent 020 20 ws eubsoribe for SS new things » see them. ur way and und sell you e them. dren warm. ng but Dry 1 than any, re. lishment has [ILLINERY ‘s all others. an Francisco, rn Hats, FORD. Furs. )S. 3, are now rea ‘has there kee his year will comhave not spared of our id Capes st manafacturers } this year, ers in the world. ucted us to ‘sell _ John Fay, W. Burkhalter, Captain J. THE “TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY, .2.....,0CT, 29, 1900 The Sal Committe Thinks He Wil COUNTY MINERS’ ASSOCIATION Transacted Considerable Business at. Sreestonal districts of thie State indiThoir Annoal Meeting. The Nevada County Miners’ AssoCiation held its annual meeting at City Hall Saturday afternoon, Fred Zeitler presiding and W. F. Englebright recorded the minutes. The Secretary’s report showed that there was a balance of $12.05 in the treasury on October 7 of last year; the receipts of the year were. $1247.50; total, $1259 55. The disbursements’ of the year amounted to $1151.40, leaving a balance in the treasury of $108, 15. Of the disbursements, $1100 was forwarded to the California The total expense of conducting the . county assoMiners’ Association. ciation for the year was $51.40. . The following officers were re-elected: President, Fred Zeitler; Vice-Pres. : dent, George Mainhart; Secretary, w. * ®t®24-off. F. Englebright; Assistant Secretary, J. ' F. Colley; Treasurer, B.-¥. Snell. Yay rene B.S Ss-. DEDTIBT CAN J. Brand, George Fletcher, D. B. Marwick, J, 8. McBride, E. T. Worthley Pu bb iven Aone! CLUB MEBTING The following township committees were selected : Nevada—B. 8. Rector, Wm. Giffin, D MoFall, George A. Legg, S. W. Marsh, H Lune, J. Bell, J. W. Campbell, W. McLogan, W. Kirkham. Grass Valley—O. Brockington, M Sproul, F. Dulmaine, George Starr, M J. Brock, M. Kerr, O. E. Clinch, Jerome Deasy, J. F. Kidder, Theo. Wilhelm, oO. A. Turner, S Bridgeport—O. L. Miller, Charles . _ Paine, R. I. Thomas. Eureka—O. Hegarty, H. Fitter, M W. Mather, D. Harmon, D. J. Moore. Bloomfield—L. L. Myers, W, Mobley, ©. O. Jepsen, G. F. Hendricks, G. Kartschoke. * Washington—D. F. Donahue, W. L. Williamson, James English. Little York—R. E. Linder, W. McGuire, J. 8. Gordioni. Bough and Ready—J. Fippin, 0. ©. Bitner, Wm. Irelan, J. C. Grant. Meadow Lake—Q. F. McGlashan, B. Overton. President Zeitler made a speech in thanking the convention for his reelection as President. He was followed by Hon. R. 1. Thomas, who spoke on the necessity of unity and harmony in the association. A resolution was unanimously adopted endorsing Fred Zeitler for President of the State Association, Mr, Zeitler being the present Vice-President. ‘There is no reason why Nevada county should not be represented at the head of the association as it produces more bullion and pays more money to the Association than any other county. A better choice conld not possibly be made for he would make ® strong presiding officer, adding much influence to the State organization. The delegates from this county will go down shouting for him and Nevada county should win the Presidency. The following were appointed a committee to wait upon the Board of Supervisors ‘and solicit a donation of public fands to the county association: F. Zeitlér, Geo. Fletcher, Geo. W Starr, John T. Morgan, E. J. Rector, L. L. Myers, Geo, Mainhart and Joseph Weissbein. ; New Officers Blected. The Board of Directors of the Providence Mining Company met Saturday at the office of the company in San Francisco and transacted considerable business. The following officers were elected: A. Walrath, President; Dr. Lebrick, Vice President and Secretary; . Jican candidate for Congress in this Jo Buttgenbach, Treasurer; Peter Tautphaus, Superintendent. Hada Good Time, This afternoon Mrs. J. M. Walling . 8€e there in years and the same is had a dinner at her home in honor of Mrs. Merritt, Grand President of ,the Relief Corps. The members of the local branch were present and all . C°@nty. by not less than 300. This eshad a very pleasant time. Knives ‘That Cut. If you are in need of a pocket knife you surely want one that you can depend on. Legg & Shaw Co. have just received a large supply of the best knives made and are selling them at low ‘prices. Read their new advertisement,School Children ~ And others who are exposed to cold ~-and-storms suffering with-coughs and. 5. . ton will s colds should take Vinton’s Cough Syrup. 1¢ soothes and heals. Four Diplomas at County Fair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels and Varnishes. eviimdases — So Ce Meeting on the Rig oe er Chee oar jae 2 Hon. John R. Tyrrell will address the people of North Bloomfield on Wednesday Evening, Graniteville, Thursday Bvening, San Juan, Priday Rvening, of ‘this woek, ~ Have Fifteen Handred. 4 Dastdiltte prepared estimates of the probable result in the several Ooncate that all of the Republican nominees are certain of an election, thus insaring a solid Republican delegation to represent California in the the next Congress. 8. D. Woods will havea majority of about 1500 over Jo D. Sproul, the Demtrict. A canvass of the district gives the following result: $. D, WOODS MAJORIEY, nay Perna ae cegrrionts acne Se pa Stevenson Club, introduced Geo. L. Jones as Chairman. After a Majcrities for Sproul—B.atte 300, E1. few remarks by Mr. Jones a glee club Dorado 200, Amador 150, Oalaveras. "@2dered a campaign ae and rePICKLED PIGS’ FEET ‘200, Tuolumne 800, Mariposa 150, To-. POuded to an enco: tal 1300: Dobbins sang a solo and was forced to Mojorities for Woods—Yuta 100, Sut-. 7eepond to an encore. Seven young} ‘SWEET POT: ATOES.. ter 150, Placer:100, Nevada 300, Sacraladies went through Delearte moveek et ee A Large cond Gahers to Thar Mayer, Phelan Speak. Mayor James D. Phelan of San Franourney’s store, cisco, who spoke at the theater in this ‘Situation Wanted. 7% any time, to be filled a action of the city Saturday night from a Democratic standpdint, was met at the depot by a number of Democrats and the Nevada. A steady, indastrious boy, agea Af-. Governor or State Legislature, if. in City Band, and escorted to bis-hotel. . teen years, wants to work for his board session.: In the evening salutes were fired, bon. and go to school, Leave word at the 100 fires lit and the band played livaly. Transcript oftice, ‘tt = Subscribe for the Tra crirr. music. At the meeting the theater : re ay rod 0 ite utmost oapecity. . TELEPHONE NO. 501, zy NO, 52 BROAD STREET Jo. V. Bell, president’ of the local SELL. GOOD GROCERIES.. eee seer of A, B. ear olan vo Bigit that your ballot is cast in the right 086-tE _. @reseman and a Republican Senator. SAO RO ROR aR Dm eenee ce eereeesetarace Dr. Julian Packed at Omaha by the Armour Packing Co. 10c Ib. Just dug. Grown in the county. ; aca kz tot Best oe important. See to way to help elect a Republican Oon: Remember, too, that unexpected vaeancies in the Senate may happen at Net majority for Woods, 1,550, THIS RYENING Hon, Josiah Sims Will Reply {0 Mayor James Fhelan, —_—_ Other Speakers Will Also Lddress the Meeting— Everybody Invited. THIS EVENING there will be a Republican meeting at the Theatre to which everybody is invited. Hon. J. Sims will reply to Mayor James D. Phelan. A. D. Mason, Esq. will also speak at this meeting. Other speakers will be present to make short addresses. Attend everybody. SAM D, WOODS. His Meetings in Placer County Have Boon

Very Successful. Reports received from County are to the effect that Sam D. Woods, Repabdistrict has been making a most brilliant campaign there. His meeting at Auburn was one of the largest and most enthusiastic. political gatherings true of Saturday night’s meeting at Rocklin. The Republicans of old Placer declare that they will carry the timate is not based upon the enthusiasm which is so apparent in the Republican ranks, but upon a careful canvase of the voters. Many precincts have been tina ia this way, and in every instance distinct Republican gains have been shown. One precinct which four years ago gave Bryan a majority of one will this year give McKialey a majority of twenty-eight. A precinct which four years ago gave McKinley a majority of three will this year increase it to eighteen. Other Republican gains rangs from in Colfax on Tuesday, I'ruckee Wednesday, Datch Flat Toursday, Nevade City Friday and Grass Valley Saturday. An Opportunity for a Young flan. Young man wanted to learn the ——. photography business, Inquire at Moore’s photograph gallery as to wages, e'o, 026 tf Fresh Olympia __OYSTER COCKTAILS.. —MADE TO ORDER AT Tegler’s Candy Factory Alpine, Mono and Inyo will be about . Prosram. was especially good and deRED MEXICAN BEANS. coln? a ; 2 . a i 4 2 3 4 ‘ : a a a a. a a 4 2c Ib. ner” in a Sweet voice. This part of ol Packed by Pacific Vikwecé and Pickle Works, San Francisco 1 50c Gal. 6c fb. a and spoke at len upo. ) STA ante of the campaign, es gt Achat 50c Ib. Pioneer CHAS. E. MULLOY. Grocer, eT SN DAA AO eR eens eeeeee vee ereeeever serves special mention. her ten The speaker of the evening was introse Pde oye, hn ete eke e eo er ee Pheer ebee ener eebeeces : Will You Do It? Will you all—Republicans, Democrats, Populists (or whatever may be your title) get on your working clothes and go to the polls on November 6 and vote the straight Republican ticket that will-insure victory for one of the best men that has occupied the Presidential chair since it was vacated by that wisest of wise men, Abraham Linle Giss sins Bevis, ad bul They Com Come and Go as Fast . Hosts For Everybody: If notin stock, made to or= : : kal William McKinley is the man—a human being like ourselves—a good man, an honest man, & statesman, a soldier, a diplomat—tried in Office, and well broken to harness, None can better serve the people—the whole people —must have him as our servant—yet our honored Chief Magistrate—for four years more. He is our country’s mascot, Btfnd fast for sabe anteed. Prices and Styles to Suit the Times. PRICES MOST REASONA BLE Dfiss ©. Etoett. juhininininininhhinhsnehinntnnippamnaninnnnnnnanne «Sy VOOSOOOSSEOOS Table Delicacies “, BWWFS32E0 220 BVIW2W2W3I3236 Taremars Have You Tried) Any of acre, TAYLOR’S . Fresh Roasted Coffee Wet If you haveni’t we would like you to try it. os Ci . p teagan as akiter Every Day : : P. G. SCADDEN’S. tien $ . epee pores bog you if you have had poor, b 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib . .420 hessedt ng tothe grade and variety you d. —_ Samples cheerfully given if yom don't Ice Cold Tea Free for All! Drop in and Have a Drink. THE COMMERCIAL TEA co, (2 Commercial street, Nevada City F. W. TAYLOR, Manager. Summons. N THE JUSTICE’S COURT OF J Calitoaahip. County of Nevada, phos 7 GEORGE E. TURNER, Plaintiff, vs. BRED. BACK; ag ls The The People of ty: ao tate of Ssthemcs send to Fred Black; for re Fred Blac Defendant. << hoe You are hereby ip eee g to appear me at my office, at Nevada Uy inner Township and answer the complain in an action entitled as above, brought inst you in yaad Justice's Court of Nevada P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. [Secs [yarn Saar oe [SAA Sanh (SAN Sac Bay) re ISAK [SN sh unty of Nevada, State of withis 3 five days after the ssevics poy g e this Summons—if served ithi yb souNey, township or city in copter git act. ran is brought; or, if Af served out of said township or city but i pisos within ten davs; or withi elsewhere, erie: twenty days if served id bal =s i wont ed th you a; sake) above pt Lire g the sa: aP Plaineie wil —_ bind Dlaiet. as nuns Pp eee ce apply ‘to’ the Court for the rato se el im i e wyder nt. Ray er oo 4 hand this 24th day of SepGiven u J.S, HOLB 026 = Justice of the Peace of said Towmhio. — AT — California Ripe Olives in bottles, California Home Dinner— OD, Consists of Lamb Curry and Fice Beef and Rice Ala Creole, Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. . American Biscuits in fancy packages. Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. I X L Chile Con Carnes. I X L Frijoles. Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses, Finest Corn in the Market— _ered Carton Maine Sweet Corn. WINE VINEGAR, 45 CENTS A GALLON. g—aT— DR. ORMISTON SWAYZE, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Cee SOXKRD’S, Broad St. Telephone—Main 784. 022 sie elt Ste St tate Slee dS St te tb MeMOMe Meo SEMESe We HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURNISHING GOUDS, Paints and Oils, oie Pareistiae eats Iron and Steel 3 et Price, 10 Cents. Res: ing you how to raise poultry. J. J.J ACKSON, Commercial Street. ® ‘ 10 Cents. AT FOLEY’S, === 13 Commercial Street. VYFONB Should you ane to read the above black . * you aids BNTY FEET, your eyesight { is defective the Sacramento Optician, representing F.C. Chinn, will again visit this city, and be at ae store tober 2 — and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses can consult A. & H. W. HARTUNG, IOIOIOICIIOIICIOIOIIOIOIDIIIIOIOIOK To Make Room for Other Goods For the next 80 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices FOR CASH ONLY. Which does not inclade sewing or laying. Look at these prices: Ae 67%%c 75¢ per yard—all wool. ool 2-ply, 55¢ at yard. Mrs, 30c per at, » 2254C Ps Brusse 36 inches ve 65c per yard. Brussels, ranging from 6oc to 75¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd Snell & Fleming 180K Fine Jewelry §% Silverware and 5% as Diamond. §% G. J. BRAND, llama Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kapp & Street’s Tamales in cans ‘Boldemann’s California Otive ou Finest Port Wine in the Market and A. A. Whiskey CREAM WHBAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. Book with every package, tellSwiss ier Cream Cheese.. tinfoil riniied Pigs’ Feet. ~ Loose Pickles Smoked Herring _ Smoked Halibut: GEO. E. TURNER, Pi Sw, Teva th. COCKTAILS BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY gf RE anwar. eee