October 30, 1896 (4 pages)

200M,” NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE {ors age y Vestern *Excepting Grass Valley Chicago ~ Park, Colfax. 4: Brass Valley.--jerra City. , Bioomtie nybert.-ou Bet OnFICH / OF ‘ “ndays and Holidays— HARRISS, THE ARTIST TRAUP. He Pictures the Condition of ‘Things in ) the Oakland City. Prison. George W. Harriss, the artist tramp, Ljho was in the county jail here some ime ago, and who many of our people Iwill remember on account of the pic. ures drawn by him, is now in the city. prison at Oakland. It seems that “the Sail is overrun With rats. and “is. .other-: (wise unfit for habitation. In yesteriday’s Call appears & sketch drawn by Harriss, representing two prisoners usleep, in; their bunks and the rats Frunning over them and perched upon them. The picture was sent to Chief bof Police Lloyd as @ reminder to him . : fof the unfit éondition of the prison. In an interview Harriss said: “I have ‘had all kinds of companions in prison, Fbut have never been so overrun with : attention as in this modern Athens, as ‘you call it. There aré some things a gentleman objects to. Being used a8 & Pplatform during sleeping hours for a) ‘circus and hippodrome of overgrown. Frats is one of those objectionable features to which a true Bohemian is exposed at times—and this is one of those times. I have been here before, but 1 I believe there is an element in the mu nicipal government favorable to boodle and opposed to a tax Jevy that does not, ‘permit of the prison cook being able to vsatisty the natural cravings of-the rats. On account of the strict economy now being practiced in the prison the rats . have to look out for themselves, and it /is very unpleasant for us. “My stay here will not. be long, but I “thought I would do something toward helping others who may follow me. I ' have depicted my first night’s experience here, and trust that the Chief will . place it before the Commissioners. Years ago I was amused by reading . ‘The Pied Piper of Hamelin,’ but now it interests me.” Queen Victoria’s Name. It idiot generally known, says the . London Mail, that the Queen was baptized Alexandrina Victoria. Alexandrina was given to her by her father, the Duke of Kent, in compliment ‘to the Emperor of Russia. Tt was. in-; tended that she should bear the name. Georgiana, after hex uncle, the Prince Regent, subseque George IV, as ell as after her grandfather, . the » reigning King, Geo. II. The Prince F Regent desired that Georgiana should be the first name of the infant,” but he Duke of Kent insisted that itshould ‘be Alexandrina. ‘The Prince Regent thereupon declared that: the next . served. ‘Those districts that have returned the same men to Congress for] the. popocratie money plank ef 1896. . 6 #he “Young Intrepids will play a ,. Many years have always been the best ‘. served. bécause: their representatives by thei¥ acquaintance with other members as well as with Congressional . affairs-and methods are able to exert infiyénces which no new member. can. For this reason’ those districts that ‘send new men to Congress every tern are apt £0 be ill served by “the represeiitatives and neglected by. others. The Second California District was am exception to this. rule during the ‘last Congress because it was represented by a man of” unusual force of mentary affairs and the courage to break through the musty. traditions of Congress which discourage a. member in his first term: Mr. Johnson now comes before-the"people for re-election with all these considerations in his favor, ‘and besides thems thorough devotion to protection and all other measures that are espoused by the Republican party and are. calculated to restore prosperity. Mr. Johnson's position en.silver is, perhaps, somewhat too advanced to suit the more conservative Republicans, but when itis remembered that the majorities in Congress have been unfriendly and even unjust to silver, it is advisable that there should be in that body men like Mr. Johnson, who, even if some what too strongly in favor of silver ‘help to check the Eastern tendency to go to the extreme of unfriendliness to it. In all that interests the Second ' District, in all that interests San Joaquin county, in all ‘that’ interests Stockton, Grove L.Johnson has shown himself to be not only in full accord with the people, but active and efficient in promoting their interests. Against his opponent, personally, the Independent has naught to urge, but against the platform upon which he stands and-which he advocates the objections are many: and great. His speeches in defense of that. platform which contains the vicious low tarifi plank, the wildest of currency fallacies that threaten to disturb business, are greatly Mr, De Vries. Besides this Mr. De. Vries has no legislative experience and should he be elected he would find himself in a powerless and-unpopular minority, which, were his “ years, experience and ability greater, would leave. him a position in which he could begpf little or no use to his district. . Those: young Re-publicans of San Joaquin county who jean towards. him from personal preference, from’ friendship that they have cherished for him from boyhood and from a desire to honor him as a friend, should remember that. the interests of their country, their State and their home should be superior to ' name. Georgiana could not stand sec> ond to any other name whatever, atid that therefore the infant must. not pear it at all. It is certain that if the . Duke of Kent had given way to the . Prince Regent her Majesty would have been known as Georgiana, as that . being a family name, could not, like © Alexandrina, be very well dropped, and the more poetical Victoria would not . have been what it has been for sixty ; years. tO L. S. Calkins For Senator. . The Grass Valley Tidings says:—L. . S. Calkins, Republican nominee for . State Senator from the Third District, . has created an excellent impression during his campaigning tour. Each . audience that he has addressed realized and acknowledged that he is @ keen, wide-awake, brainy man, who has @ thorough grasp of all National, State _ and county questions. have known him for many years in Ne-. Those who vada county can assure all that he will reflect. credit upon his constituency. Let no Republican or sound money man fail to vote for L. 8. Calkins. ——— Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local application, as they cannot : 2a rtion of the ear. reach the diseased po There is only one way to.cure Deafness, i remedies . and that is by cons' mere personal friendship, however well deserved. Tosend him to Congress would be to gratify friendship at Re¢ will be seen tha character; of: anusual ability,. with a . ‘ripe experience, extensive information, . ' and thorough familiarity with parliacoe em: Sa een a IO OE IIS EE AACA WATT aa smo ee end of thecounty over the tis as their Senatorial neial plan ent the manner in which. he has pla f four years agothrown them down, end declare they that sre consistent sae will rebuke him by ‘refusing to give seedy of M at or Fe : tay Makiniby at} for {to whom he is. supposed to have.con‘Popu ‘knows, ‘tracted.to deliver them.—’ ‘ruckee Rethe Popullste, as . no middle-ofthe-road Populist believes . publican. in metallic money of any kind, for they . 3 vse nn are all irredeemable paper money peoBaseball Sunday. ple and fiatists. But here is the Demo~ Pgare i cratic money plank, of 1802, followed by The Marysville baseball team known Compare the two and see how much . match game at Watt Park Sunday with consistency there is to boast oft: the Examiner team of Grass Valley. swe peek wes eee both gold and ghy' of These teams played a match at Marysa aad ‘ ri villea short time ago, the score stander ling 7 to 10 in favor of the Grass Valley ‘boys. The game Sunday is expected +o be a very close and interesting one. One They Overlooked. '. of one of the most striking instances coinage Jegairatio . : % or consent sponsible for it, too. The other day, that the . when Bryan spoke in a Michigan town ana near Mr. Hanna’s mines, the latter reprivate, and we favor such legislation as will . i ; : Priva for ane fevare the demonctioation of . quested his men to attend the meeting. any kind ef legal tender money by private and paid them wages for .the time lost! contract. . Hanna is a shrewd campaigner.—s. F. The policy of the Republican party post. s , in this campaign is entirely consistent . with its past policy. That of some of . it mémbers may not be so, but neither . jet . of the popocratic parties are consistent . The Peoples Party held a meeting at with their past history or past preten‘the Theatre last evening, quite a numtions in precept or practice. They are ber of people gathering to listen to the simply making a mad scramble for speakers. A.C. Turner was President power without regard for principle. . ofthe meeting. Speeches were made My greatest concern, my chief object by the party nominees, Chas. W. Kitts me Peoples Party Meeting. to oe gars our ag distress and. date for Judge, was unable to ‘be preswant and misery, and lift up those who ent owi : ‘ are bowed down, and bring to those . me nn. who are in want work and prosperity. . And I will never view with tolerance . CAO Ree te baie. cet has a differ ent object A good, steady and industrious. hoy ward any American citizen anywhere jg wanted to learn the printing bustithin the limi i aes erst Great rep ublic, ‘ness. Apply at this office between the Boy Wanted. . hours of 8 and 6. An opportunity for among the Popuae one of disgust. They re-. — ‘ bk their votes to his Democratic opponent’ The Examiner has omitted mention . : of “coercion” that has occurred in this; ‘\eampaign. And Mark Hanna was re-) in this, as in every other campaign, is ‘and J. H. Austin. A. J. Ridge, candinr f, And try some of FOLEY’S NEW CREAM WAFERS. They invite a trial ce i : : ” edit, able than that which preceded it. if SS 4 tenre you cannot afford the luxary of this : \ ~ : ee candy, you can’t afford anything ; what pe : es: else gives so much satisfaction for so oe9 : : little cost? These Cream Wafers are ‘ absolutely pure, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably PRWDER delicious. We make ’em in three flavors —Peppermint, Vanilla and Winter: ‘Abeolutely F green. ‘Pry ‘Em! : ; sce a ne EOLEY’S— smc mistcuass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. A cream of tartar baking powder. Hiehést of all in leaveniy streagth. ddd dd (Latest Unirep STArcns VERNMENT y bf Hoop Rrrort). ; i ) Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. = Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale eee 4 Do You Want ; . Photos That if 2 a LOOK LIKE YOU? ; HAVE A NATURAL POSE? J . J ® JACKSON, ARE FINRELY FINISHED? } : ARE UP TO DATE? Iywiowre. JHE PHOTOGRAPHER, } York Street, = pee Nevada City, . DOES SUCH ‘WORK. . i \ Z ae A i , Fish, Fruit * Vegetable Depot for, os MAREET. Fancy Groceries—— Oat WILLTAM Hi. ANDREWS PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED : MEATS AND. FISH. : { Below Armory Hall, BROAD. STREET, encives Erealt Fish and Crabs every. Thursse teeta Vegetables in season. «No. 4 $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 ripe always 0 irs . * < . Tripe always on hand: 1” Goods delivered . Duffy’s Malt .. i. + TOO Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 free, : G k Whi k full 4 < b Ik : 1 ee aimecoc iSky quart: 1 OO in bulk, per gal. = 50 IXL Whisky 75, . Olives, " . I 25 Bryaut’s Root Beer pottie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 j When you want a Is This Intimidation? \a reliable boy only. tf Mr. Bryan recently made some very . eausticremarks in relation to a “Shylock” who had said that, if Bryan'were elected, he would call in the money he . had loaned out en mortgages while he py Shiloh’s Cure. could get good money, and would not’ yartin, Hunteville, Ala. ee wait to have half his capital destroyed . by being paid in fifty-cent dollars ; and . Mr. Bryan declared this to be intimida. tion, and denounced it as abominable, but is it ? ‘ . ¥f this man calls in his money it is: because the mortgages on which it-has . Good Drink or a Fine Cigar Hire’s " “.3for 50. Everything else in proportion. . A Baby’s Life Saved. Ae soa a eee oe ROAST”’ Coffee “THE MINT,” Give ita Trial = 5° 7° * an ng OS Oe “My baby had croup and was saved : ” ae ’, i » writes Mrs. J. B Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. (MORAN!S OLD. STAND.) J.J. COAN, Proprietor. Our Magnificent Fall it ts Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup Will keep the best of Beer, Wines. . the finest article in the market. To be 2°14 ' olite attention to all procured only at Gaylord’s. ets 44 : been loaned are due, and if they are . aan bl ‘Liquors and Cigars, and: give prompt 6S { . J { A e d . Remember the place. Telephone No. 20 OC us rrive due has he not the right to call it in ee And what man; really believing that . delay in realizing on his securities . would cost him haif his fortune, would not call in his loans and save his for. tane? Would he not be most unwise . were he'to fail in doing this? Would . he not be laeking ia common business prudence? Depositers put their savings into a . bank for safe keeping; the bank loans . it to a manufacturer, the manufacturer . trusts the wholesaler, the wholesaler . truste the retailer, the retailer trusts the consumer until he can realize on . ‘his crop. e. Everybody fs Talking _ About the Low. Prices ~!fHAT REIGN AT —~OF— I and Boys’ Suits, °o Men’s a Oo. oO °o oO = Cverwats, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. = The Latest Styles in PARLOR and BEDROOM SUITS Just. Received. Comniercial Street, Nevada City. Poo ast seas SHOES. Representing the Leading Styles, the Leading Now, the depositor is afraid that, un. JAMES KINKEAD, “s id in sil. der free coinage, he will be ver worth less than the gold he put in, . and as soon as Bryan is eleeted he files Sai ME Nh Me SES SF notice of intent to withdraw his deposit because he dees not knew what is com. ing. The bakk, therefore, calls on the . manufacturer fer a return of the depos: . itors money loaned; he presses the . wholesaler, and he the retailer, and he . a great cost to the district when a man of ripe experience and ability, ‘and one who has shown: himself so efficient as has Grove L. Johnson, is the candidate against him. af A Bread and Butter Vote. A vote for Grove ‘L. Johnson is a bread and butter vote. It means restriction of pauper immigration and the opportunity of the workingman of this country to earn.a living which is his as a matter of absolute justice.— Tuolumne Independent. Rebekahs Take Notice. A special meeting of Neva Rebekab Degree, I. O. O. F. will be held on Friday evening, Oct. at 7 o'clock sharp. Business of importance is to be transacted. Every member requested to be present. Mas. O. E. Wattina, N. G. Linu Warrs, Sec’y. 0282t pe ae Something New. titutional ‘ used by an inflamed oe . Scadden, the sole agent. 3) i ‘ et Fine Butter. e ACKSON’S. — . lashes . Woodland Creamery Butter, the customer, who, finally, has te sell . his crep before he is ready and for what . he can get; the markets are glutted . with produce; there is ne money to buy it with because of panical conditions in the money market, and industry and : commerce is aralyzed, free soup . houses are established, and hundreds . of thousands of wage-earners are made . paupers. : And the pointing out of these unquestioned consequences of Bryan’s election, while there is time to avert . the disaster by not electing him, is . branded ds intimidation, as ‘ govern. ment by plutocracy under threat of the . Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at the . lawyer and not at all a lawyer versed ° best in the market, can be had of Phil . in the law. a2betf . lash!” Actions speak louder than words, and . Mr. Bryan's aetions declare about as . follows: The devil take the conse} quences of my election. What I want’ is election. . Bryan’s Ability. Mr. Bryan was a lawyer practicing at. Lincoln, Nebraska, for a number. of ; years, and then he pulled up and went . to Omaha to take a salaried position on . > a paper not of the best standing. What: lawyer of standing could drop his practice and go on a lark of that sort? The i simple fact is that Mr. Bryan.is aman . of but second rate ability, and he wasa)lawyer of very modest attainments, a . third rate lawyer, in fact a political . He was and is one of those . lawyers who make their living practicsyste sae Se eS AS % EN Caleales Nts tN Va IE SE 3. ES, AS SONY AE AS AS Te AS AT AS AT AS AS AN eae Our Last . “ae THE WHITE HOUSE. ay ale We will now offer our entire stock of 22 Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, _. DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, ZEN SKS Hosiery, Yarns of Att Kinds; Hand-Made Shawls and s Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to dispose of Our Stock Before Going. x This is positively our Last Mouth, and we % offer an opportunity to the people of Nevada City to supply themselves with Winter Garments at prices which were never heard of before. , Now is 3s the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. Bs NE “ae 8 . AVA Come Early and Get First Choice ! B.NEWMAN &CO. ' ME Me MSNA NA NAMES GOYS ASUS AS AS AP aS AS ASA AS US AS A Mee NE 5 IESE Wo AUS Ve AY AS AS c/)\ Sa ee Qualities and the Leading Low Prices. -°-“ Money Saved on Every Purchase.” Count your 5o-cent pieces for dollars . and get here quick, and you will find every cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. dew, migeiceaune ata MESS eaceeenesiaen Haven't Said A Word 954 Fas & se About Writing Papers and Tablets for some time Can't help it now, we're 80 pleased with the line, Tt’s not only the beauty of our Papers that pleases cur customers—it’s the PRICE. Elegant Paps for . { % cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've a stunner for 10cents. See ’em in the window at VINTON’S PHARMACY. HEADQUARTERS FOR . Sierra Valley Firkin Butter, Fancy Pickels, Katia MOONS. SOOO ESS. ESOT S. BV eS alt Shop Dectnees che mosaes nue eee jing potion nck tow: Teele Se The Latest Aux Truffes. SAW. “1. When thi { cae : , min Harr r Grove n te 2 Pei : — re sp nat ie mae “The Lacky Rabbit's Foot. . ing up their law practice totake a sec . A B V V @) : JK All those who want a chance in our Beautiful BEDi t peatiee beech ; at be page, ; . ondary position on a paper like the bd ® : 9 ROOM SET ibiti . 2 GER and when Ht ~ . Get‘ one of the latest fads in the . Stockion Mail or Sacramento Bee! No : i , now on exhibition at Legg & Shaw’s, better : ’ a degen . Babbit’s Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s . 1° vor president or candidate for pres“The Cash G hurry up, as there are only a few chances left. a CITY. t and restored to its nor. : ident except Bryan ever proved to be} 8) : 2 3 mal a ee nearit will be destroyed . Lagectiagpialdbices . such a stick at the bar or elsewhere. . : sad as f . pe Ww. E. JOHNSTON a ao eemmnesiet 4 forever ; pont ot Boe ot as = Uo NION HO T 5s . the simple fact is, a however pleas. ~ one : 9 Telephone No. 43. caused by ca , whi i Sitio Da * Main Street, Nevada City. ant an acquaintance Mr. Bryan may be ea ' : —~—) . = N 5 an inflamed condition of the mucous apadeeddy ¥ ne he ig not a man of ability. = e S roceries eap.s eee war Ro. 7) NORTHWAY &, GAY, Prorrirrors. He is too small a man for such a big —~<_ u Know coon . for any case of Deafness Saag “. place as President of this Republic. . ; On Whrich Side fa do oreres anges a : :. “ya. Appleton, p The election < = Republican ConJUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Ae S., Sataree oe cs gress is as essenti to the recovery of . : , oe aa : y B d . B ? old ord Sia by Draugists. To. [fronpeity ao tho section of Mckinley. Bive-gollon kee pice ed conte per Box of 20] Wh Your Bread Is Buttered a Read as asthe ‘ib . Keep that in mind, and waste no votes, Fee epolled Oats 20 Ibs, for $1.00. Beans,. _ bas i oes ‘ i : Bog 2 ; MS * AW, " of every iesueaee ee al Smith, Dix on side issues. ee either Bayojor White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. \If so, be sure that the * herein ie: 633 The BEST BUTTER in the Market is > 7* Furp THE NERVES upon pure, rich «. blood and you need not be MEFVOUS. me, for 55 cents. : Rare aoe comes by taking Hood's . Knife and Fork with each package. Call and Try a package of that Natural Leaf Japan Butter is First-Class You get a Beautiful That if you want reliable watches or perry Davis eta joes 9. Sarsa hich is thus the greatest : d —_ ner eo et" Sonu x bs = + prices, whether you want to buy or not. W dl d 3 B tt : ; ee : and best tonic. get P y y —. wa one ee awe eee . ~-. Woodland Creamery butter a. YOY : Sere oe gers Cae ie al } _ KarP's Clover Root Tea A B WOLF th C h G : TrusConstipation, causes more than half ; a Pte: “pte e , ? ~ . as rocer. 2 the lis of women. Karl's Clover Root “ : Js a sure cure en Headache and ner-. 5 ae > ‘Tea is a ple eure for Con: ak on) kill, Di vous. diseases. . ; e Lamb, Los \quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Pp. G. SCADDEN, “© Ase for Nevada City. a Nevada City. COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA CITY. > Commercial street, . = .

200M,” NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE {ors age y Vestern *Excepting Grass Valley Chicago ~ Park, Colfax. 4: Brass Valley.--jerra City. , Bioomtie nybert.-ou Bet OnFICH / OF ‘ “ndays and Holidays— HARRISS, THE ARTIST TRAUP. He Pictures the Condition of ‘Things in ) the Oakland City. Prison. George W. Harriss, the artist tramp, Ljho was in the county jail here some ime ago, and who many of our people Iwill remember on account of the pic. ures drawn by him, is now in the city. prison at Oakland. It seems that “the Sail is overrun With rats. and “is. .other-: (wise unfit for habitation. In yesteriday’s Call appears & sketch drawn by Harriss, representing two prisoners usleep, in; their bunks and the rats Frunning over them and perched upon them. The picture was sent to Chief bof Police Lloyd as @ reminder to him . : fof the unfit éondition of the prison. In an interview Harriss said: “I have ‘had all kinds of companions in prison, Fbut have never been so overrun with : attention as in this modern Athens, as ‘you call it. There aré some things a gentleman objects to. Being used a8 & Pplatform during sleeping hours for a) ‘circus and hippodrome of overgrown. Frats is one of those objectionable features to which a true Bohemian is exposed at times—and this is one of those times. I have been here before, but 1 I believe there is an element in the mu nicipal government favorable to boodle and opposed to a tax Jevy that does not, ‘permit of the prison cook being able to vsatisty the natural cravings of-the rats. On account of the strict economy now being practiced in the prison the rats . have to look out for themselves, and it /is very unpleasant for us. “My stay here will not. be long, but I “thought I would do something toward helping others who may follow me. I ' have depicted my first night’s experience here, and trust that the Chief will . place it before the Commissioners. Years ago I was amused by reading . ‘The Pied Piper of Hamelin,’ but now it interests me.” Queen Victoria’s Name. It idiot generally known, says the . London Mail, that the Queen was baptized Alexandrina Victoria. Alexandrina was given to her by her father, the Duke of Kent, in compliment ‘to the Emperor of Russia. Tt was. in-; tended that she should bear the name. Georgiana, after hex uncle, the Prince Regent, subseque George IV, as ell as after her grandfather, . the » reigning King, Geo. II. The Prince F Regent desired that Georgiana should be the first name of the infant,” but he Duke of Kent insisted that itshould ‘be Alexandrina. ‘The Prince Regent thereupon declared that: the next . served. ‘Those districts that have returned the same men to Congress for] the. popocratie money plank ef 1896. . 6 #he “Young Intrepids will play a ,. Many years have always been the best ‘. served. bécause: their representatives by thei¥ acquaintance with other members as well as with Congressional . affairs-and methods are able to exert infiyénces which no new member. can. For this reason’ those districts that ‘send new men to Congress every tern are apt £0 be ill served by “the represeiitatives and neglected by. others. The Second California District was am exception to this. rule during the ‘last Congress because it was represented by a man of” unusual force of mentary affairs and the courage to break through the musty. traditions of Congress which discourage a. member in his first term: Mr. Johnson now comes before-the"people for re-election with all these considerations in his favor, ‘and besides thems thorough devotion to protection and all other measures that are espoused by the Republican party and are. calculated to restore prosperity. Mr. Johnson's position en.silver is, perhaps, somewhat too advanced to suit the more conservative Republicans, but when itis remembered that the majorities in Congress have been unfriendly and even unjust to silver, it is advisable that there should be in that body men like Mr. Johnson, who, even if some what too strongly in favor of silver ‘help to check the Eastern tendency to go to the extreme of unfriendliness to it. In all that interests the Second ' District, in all that interests San Joaquin county, in all ‘that’ interests Stockton, Grove L.Johnson has shown himself to be not only in full accord with the people, but active and efficient in promoting their interests. Against his opponent, personally, the Independent has naught to urge, but against the platform upon which he stands and-which he advocates the objections are many: and great. His speeches in defense of that. platform which contains the vicious low tarifi plank, the wildest of currency fallacies that threaten to disturb business, are greatly Mr, De Vries. Besides this Mr. De. Vries has no legislative experience and should he be elected he would find himself in a powerless and-unpopular minority, which, were his “ years, experience and ability greater, would leave. him a position in which he could begpf little or no use to his district. . Those: young Re-publicans of San Joaquin county who jean towards. him from personal preference, from’ friendship that they have cherished for him from boyhood and from a desire to honor him as a friend, should remember that. the interests of their country, their State and their home should be superior to ' name. Georgiana could not stand sec> ond to any other name whatever, atid that therefore the infant must. not pear it at all. It is certain that if the . Duke of Kent had given way to the . Prince Regent her Majesty would have been known as Georgiana, as that . being a family name, could not, like © Alexandrina, be very well dropped, and the more poetical Victoria would not . have been what it has been for sixty ; years. tO L. S. Calkins For Senator. . The Grass Valley Tidings says:—L. . S. Calkins, Republican nominee for . State Senator from the Third District, . has created an excellent impression during his campaigning tour. Each . audience that he has addressed realized and acknowledged that he is @ keen, wide-awake, brainy man, who has @ thorough grasp of all National, State _ and county questions. have known him for many years in Ne-. Those who vada county can assure all that he will reflect. credit upon his constituency. Let no Republican or sound money man fail to vote for L. 8. Calkins. ——— Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local application, as they cannot : 2a rtion of the ear. reach the diseased po There is only one way to.cure Deafness, i remedies . and that is by cons' mere personal friendship, however well deserved. Tosend him to Congress would be to gratify friendship at Re¢ will be seen tha character; of: anusual ability,. with a . ‘ripe experience, extensive information, . ' and thorough familiarity with parliacoe em: Sa een a IO OE IIS EE AACA WATT aa smo ee end of thecounty over the tis as their Senatorial neial plan ent the manner in which. he has pla f four years agothrown them down, end declare they that sre consistent sae will rebuke him by ‘refusing to give seedy of M at or Fe : tay Makiniby at} for {to whom he is. supposed to have.con‘Popu ‘knows, ‘tracted.to deliver them.—’ ‘ruckee Rethe Popullste, as . no middle-ofthe-road Populist believes . publican. in metallic money of any kind, for they . 3 vse nn are all irredeemable paper money peoBaseball Sunday. ple and fiatists. But here is the Demo~ Pgare i cratic money plank, of 1802, followed by The Marysville baseball team known Compare the two and see how much . match game at Watt Park Sunday with consistency there is to boast oft: the Examiner team of Grass Valley. swe peek wes eee both gold and ghy' of These teams played a match at Marysa aad ‘ ri villea short time ago, the score stander ling 7 to 10 in favor of the Grass Valley ‘boys. The game Sunday is expected +o be a very close and interesting one. One They Overlooked. '. of one of the most striking instances coinage Jegairatio . : % or consent sponsible for it, too. The other day, that the . when Bryan spoke in a Michigan town ana near Mr. Hanna’s mines, the latter reprivate, and we favor such legislation as will . i ; : Priva for ane fevare the demonctioation of . quested his men to attend the meeting. any kind ef legal tender money by private and paid them wages for .the time lost! contract. . Hanna is a shrewd campaigner.—s. F. The policy of the Republican party post. s , in this campaign is entirely consistent . with its past policy. That of some of . it mémbers may not be so, but neither . jet . of the popocratic parties are consistent . The Peoples Party held a meeting at with their past history or past preten‘the Theatre last evening, quite a numtions in precept or practice. They are ber of people gathering to listen to the simply making a mad scramble for speakers. A.C. Turner was President power without regard for principle. . ofthe meeting. Speeches were made My greatest concern, my chief object by the party nominees, Chas. W. Kitts me Peoples Party Meeting. to oe gars our ag distress and. date for Judge, was unable to ‘be preswant and misery, and lift up those who ent owi : ‘ are bowed down, and bring to those . me nn. who are in want work and prosperity. . And I will never view with tolerance . CAO Ree te baie. cet has a differ ent object A good, steady and industrious. hoy ward any American citizen anywhere jg wanted to learn the printing bustithin the limi i aes erst Great rep ublic, ‘ness. Apply at this office between the Boy Wanted. . hours of 8 and 6. An opportunity for among the Popuae one of disgust. They re-. — ‘ bk their votes to his Democratic opponent’ The Examiner has omitted mention . : of “coercion” that has occurred in this; ‘\eampaign. And Mark Hanna was re-) in this, as in every other campaign, is ‘and J. H. Austin. A. J. Ridge, candinr f, And try some of FOLEY’S NEW CREAM WAFERS. They invite a trial ce i : : ” edit, able than that which preceded it. if SS 4 tenre you cannot afford the luxary of this : \ ~ : ee candy, you can’t afford anything ; what pe : es: else gives so much satisfaction for so oe9 : : little cost? These Cream Wafers are ‘ absolutely pure, perfectly wholesome, entirely healthful and indescribably PRWDER delicious. We make ’em in three flavors —Peppermint, Vanilla and Winter: ‘Abeolutely F green. ‘Pry ‘Em! : ; sce a ne EOLEY’S— smc mistcuass 13 COMMERCIAL ST. A cream of tartar baking powder. Hiehést of all in leaveniy streagth. ddd dd (Latest Unirep STArcns VERNMENT y bf Hoop Rrrort). ; i ) Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. = Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,[Shasta Ginger Ale eee 4 Do You Want ; . Photos That if 2 a LOOK LIKE YOU? ; HAVE A NATURAL POSE? J . J ® JACKSON, ARE FINRELY FINISHED? } : ARE UP TO DATE? Iywiowre. JHE PHOTOGRAPHER, } York Street, = pee Nevada City, . DOES SUCH ‘WORK. . i

\ Z ae A i , Fish, Fruit * Vegetable Depot for, os MAREET. Fancy Groceries—— Oat WILLTAM Hi. ANDREWS PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED : MEATS AND. FISH. : { Below Armory Hall, BROAD. STREET, encives Erealt Fish and Crabs every. Thursse teeta Vegetables in season. «No. 4 $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 ripe always 0 irs . * < . Tripe always on hand: 1” Goods delivered . Duffy’s Malt .... i.. + TOO Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 free, : G k Whi k full 4 < b Ik : 1 ee aimecoc iSky quart: 1 OO in bulk, per gal. = 50 IXL Whisky 75, . Olives, " . I 25 Bryaut’s Root Beer pottie 10 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 j When you want a Is This Intimidation? \a reliable boy only. tf Mr. Bryan recently made some very . eausticremarks in relation to a “Shylock” who had said that, if Bryan'were elected, he would call in the money he . had loaned out en mortgages while he py Shiloh’s Cure. could get good money, and would not’ yartin, Hunteville, Ala. ee wait to have half his capital destroyed . by being paid in fifty-cent dollars ; and . Mr. Bryan declared this to be intimida. tion, and denounced it as abominable, but is it ? ‘ . ¥f this man calls in his money it is: because the mortgages on which it-has . Good Drink or a Fine Cigar Hire’s " “.3for 50. Everything else in proportion. . A Baby’s Life Saved. Ae soa a eee oe ROAST”’ Coffee “THE MINT,” Give ita Trial = 5° 7° * an ng OS Oe “My baby had croup and was saved : ” ae ’, i » writes Mrs. J. B Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. (MORAN!S OLD. STAND.) J.J. COAN, Proprietor. Our Magnificent Fall it ts Delicious. Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup Will keep the best of Beer, Wines. . the finest article in the market. To be 2°14 ' olite attention to all procured only at Gaylord’s. ets 44 : been loaned are due, and if they are . aan bl ‘Liquors and Cigars, and: give prompt 6S { . J { A e d . Remember the place. Telephone No. 20 OC us rrive due has he not the right to call it in ee And what man; really believing that . delay in realizing on his securities . would cost him haif his fortune, would not call in his loans and save his for. tane? Would he not be most unwise . were he'to fail in doing this? Would . he not be laeking ia common business prudence? Depositers put their savings into a . bank for safe keeping; the bank loans . it to a manufacturer, the manufacturer . trusts the wholesaler, the wholesaler . truste the retailer, the retailer trusts the consumer until he can realize on . ‘his crop. e. Everybody fs Talking _ About the Low. Prices ~!fHAT REIGN AT —~OF— I and Boys’ Suits, °o Men’s a Oo. oO °o oO = Cverwats, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. = The Latest Styles in PARLOR and BEDROOM SUITS Just. Received. Comniercial Street, Nevada City. Poo ast seas SHOES. Representing the Leading Styles, the Leading Now, the depositor is afraid that, un. JAMES KINKEAD, “s id in sil. der free coinage, he will be ver worth less than the gold he put in, . and as soon as Bryan is eleeted he files Sai ME Nh Me SES SF notice of intent to withdraw his deposit because he dees not knew what is com. ing. The bakk, therefore, calls on the . manufacturer fer a return of the depos: . itors money loaned; he presses the . wholesaler, and he the retailer, and he . a great cost to the district when a man of ripe experience and ability, ‘and one who has shown: himself so efficient as has Grove L. Johnson, is the candidate against him. af A Bread and Butter Vote. A vote for Grove ‘L. Johnson is a bread and butter vote. It means restriction of pauper immigration and the opportunity of the workingman of this country to earn.a living which is his as a matter of absolute justice.— Tuolumne Independent. Rebekahs Take Notice. A special meeting of Neva Rebekab Degree, I. O. O. F. will be held on Friday evening, Oct. at 7 o'clock sharp. Business of importance is to be transacted. Every member requested to be present. Mas. O. E. Wattina, N. G. Linu Warrs, Sec’y. 0282t pe ae Something New. titutional ‘ used by an inflamed oe . Scadden, the sole agent. 3) i ‘ et Fine Butter. e ACKSON’S. — . lashes . Woodland Creamery Butter, the customer, who, finally, has te sell . his crep before he is ready and for what . he can get; the markets are glutted . with produce; there is ne money to buy it with because of panical conditions in the money market, and industry and : commerce is aralyzed, free soup . houses are established, and hundreds . of thousands of wage-earners are made . paupers. : And the pointing out of these unquestioned consequences of Bryan’s election, while there is time to avert . the disaster by not electing him, is . branded ds intimidation, as ‘ govern. ment by plutocracy under threat of the . Hill’s Mixed Flavoring Spices, at the . lawyer and not at all a lawyer versed ° best in the market, can be had of Phil . in the law. a2betf . lash!” Actions speak louder than words, and . Mr. Bryan's aetions declare about as . follows: The devil take the conse} quences of my election. What I want’ is election. . Bryan’s Ability. Mr. Bryan was a lawyer practicing at. Lincoln, Nebraska, for a number. of ; years, and then he pulled up and went . to Omaha to take a salaried position on . > a paper not of the best standing. What: lawyer of standing could drop his practice and go on a lark of that sort? The i simple fact is that Mr. Bryan.is aman . of but second rate ability, and he wasa)lawyer of very modest attainments, a . third rate lawyer, in fact a political . He was and is one of those . lawyers who make their living practicsyste sae Se eS AS % EN Caleales Nts tN Va IE SE 3. ES, AS SONY AE AS AS Te AS AT AS AT AS AS AN eae Our Last . “ae THE WHITE HOUSE. ay ale We will now offer our entire stock of 22 Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, _. DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, ZEN SKS Hosiery, Yarns of Att Kinds; Hand-Made Shawls and s Skirts, Notions, Etc., At Prices which will enable us to dispose of Our Stock Before Going. x This is positively our Last Mouth, and we % offer an opportunity to the people of Nevada City to supply themselves with Winter Garments at prices which were never heard of before. , Now is 3s the time to avail yourselves of this opportunity. Bs NE “ae 8 . AVA Come Early and Get First Choice ! B.NEWMAN &CO. ' ME Me MSNA NA NAMES GOYS ASUS AS AS AP aS AS ASA AS US AS A Mee NE 5 IESE Wo AUS Ve AY AS AS c/)\ Sa ee Qualities and the Leading Low Prices. -°-“ Money Saved on Every Purchase.” Count your 5o-cent pieces for dollars . and get here quick, and you will find every cent spent in our store reaches the utmost limit of its purchasing power. GRIMES’ CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. dew, migeiceaune ata MESS eaceeenesiaen Haven't Said A Word 954 Fas & se About Writing Papers and Tablets for some time Can't help it now, we're 80 pleased with the line, Tt’s not only the beauty of our Papers that pleases cur customers—it’s the PRICE. Elegant Paps for . { % cents. Tablets, letter or note size—we've a stunner for 10cents. See ’em in the window at VINTON’S PHARMACY. HEADQUARTERS FOR . Sierra Valley Firkin Butter, Fancy Pickels, Katia MOONS. SOOO ESS. ESOT S. BV eS alt Shop Dectnees che mosaes nue eee jing potion nck tow: Teele Se The Latest Aux Truffes. SAW. “1. When thi { cae : , min Harr r Grove n te 2 Pei : — re sp nat ie mae “The Lacky Rabbit's Foot. . ing up their law practice totake a sec . A B V V @) : JK All those who want a chance in our Beautiful BEDi t peatiee beech ; at be page, ; . ondary position on a paper like the bd ® : 9 ROOM SET ibiti . 2 GER and when Ht ~ . Get‘ one of the latest fads in the . Stockion Mail or Sacramento Bee! No : i , now on exhibition at Legg & Shaw’s, better : ’ a degen . Babbit’s Foot line, at Luetje & Brand’s . 1° vor president or candidate for pres“The Cash G hurry up, as there are only a few chances left. a CITY. t and restored to its nor. : ident except Bryan ever proved to be} 8) : 2 3 mal a ee nearit will be destroyed . Lagectiagpialdbices . such a stick at the bar or elsewhere. . : sad as f . pe Ww. E. JOHNSTON a ao eemmnesiet 4 forever ; pont ot Boe ot as = Uo NION HO T 5s . the simple fact is, a however pleas. ~ one : 9 Telephone No. 43. caused by ca , whi i Sitio Da * Main Street, Nevada City. ant an acquaintance Mr. Bryan may be ea ' : —~—) . = N 5 an inflamed condition of the mucous apadeeddy ¥ ne he ig not a man of ability. = e S roceries eap.s eee war Ro. 7) NORTHWAY &, GAY, Prorrirrors. He is too small a man for such a big —~<_ u Know coon . for any case of Deafness Saag “. place as President of this Republic. . ; On Whrich Side fa do oreres anges a : :. “ya. Appleton, p The election < = Republican ConJUST NOW HE IS SELLING: Ae S., Sataree oe cs gress is as essenti to the recovery of . : , oe aa : y B d . B ? old ord Sia by Draugists. To. [fronpeity ao tho section of Mckinley. Bive-gollon kee pice ed conte per Box of 20] Wh Your Bread Is Buttered a Read as asthe ‘ib . Keep that in mind, and waste no votes, Fee epolled Oats 20 Ibs, for $1.00. Beans,. _ bas i oes ‘ i : Bog 2 ; MS * AW, " of every iesueaee ee al Smith, Dix on side issues. ee either Bayojor White, 30 lbs. for $1 00. \If so, be sure that the * herein ie: 633 The BEST BUTTER in the Market is > 7* Furp THE NERVES upon pure, rich «. blood and you need not be MEFVOUS. me, for 55 cents. : Rare aoe comes by taking Hood's . Knife and Fork with each package. Call and Try a package of that Natural Leaf Japan Butter is First-Class You get a Beautiful That if you want reliable watches or perry Davis eta joes 9. Sarsa hich is thus the greatest : d —_ ner eo et" Sonu x bs = + prices, whether you want to buy or not. W dl d 3 B tt : ; ee : and best tonic. get P y y —. wa one ee awe eee . ~-. Woodland Creamery butter a. YOY : Sere oe gers Cae ie al } _ KarP's Clover Root Tea A B WOLF th C h G : TrusConstipation, causes more than half ; a Pte: “pte e , ? ~ . as rocer. 2 the lis of women. Karl's Clover Root “ : Js a sure cure en Headache and ner-. 5 ae > ‘Tea is a ple eure for Con: ak on) kill, Di vous. diseases. . ; e Lamb, Los \quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Pp. G. SCADDEN, “© Ase for Nevada City. a Nevada City. COMMERCIAL STREET. NEVADA CITY. > Commercial street, . = .