October 7, 1898 (4 pages)

MYUPOASCHtOSS AOR So rae Or or.0_O rt C2 Pit Od bate tc & Pee ee ee ee (PRLS ARS. CRPEO 1 TRESS gb FEO eae eg ae Sra tee ns poet ie ta pail FRIDAY Saget Slee OCT. 7, 1898. —————— THE TRANSCRIPT, (MASTERS OR pancreas Published e except Sundays aod . pang Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN, Lt, &. CALKING, GAGE’S . STALWARF STAND. The Oakland Tribune, which is on the scene and knows whereof it speaks, gives us this gratifying assurance: The opening by Henry Gage of his personal campaign inthis part of the State has been auspicious. His receptions by the residents of San Francisco at the gathering of Saturday night and yesterday evening have been all that could be desired and it is apparent that the strength with ‘which he has swept through the other parts of the State will be undiminished — there, even though it is regarded by the Maguire men as their own particular strong‘hold. One thing that is attracting the masses to Gage is the stalwart manliness with which he presents his case to them, There is a convincing ring to his words when he tells them that if he is sent to Sacramento as their representative, no corporation, clique or individual will hold the whip-hand over him. It was only to be expected that the Democrats would start their old bogie cry of “railroad” as soon as the Republican standard-bearer took the field, but unfortunately for them, this time a'man is in the arena who is able to cast the aspersions back in ‘their teeth. “The man or corporation who thinks that if Gage is elected they will be able to control him is handlinga gold brick” said Major Frank McLaughlin one day inspeaking about the Republican nominee shortly after the Sacramento convention, and no better way of putting the situation could have been hit upon Gage is not the sort of man to fetter himself down by pledges or promises to anyone, and it is safe to say that to take a public office under such conditions would be to him the sacrificing of his honor and his manhood. He went into the fight because he was urged to do so by his many friends, and when the Republican Convention rose up and nominated him unanimously, surely there was no occasion for him to bow down before any boss in order to secure what the Republicans of the State desired to bestow on him with scarcely the asking. As regards his actions since he has taken the stump, the Democrats have been criticizing him because he saw fit to respond to the points made by his opponent,Maguire. As faras the Demcratic papers were concerned, Maguire . , could say anything without being considered as/ having delved into personalities. Yet the moment Gage responded to him they raised au outcry about his method of campaigning. Those who have heard Gage talk in public know’ that all such criticismsare unfair. He discusses the issues of the hour fairly, squarely; honestly, and without malice to anyone, the only trouble as far as his opponents are concerned being that he hits the nail on the head too often and makes them wince. Gage should be elected because he represents the best interests of the people of the State and furthermore because his personal record shows that he is in every way qualified-to assume a trust that means so much to the citizens and taxpayers of California. If he is sent to Sacramento he will make one of the best Governors the State ever had, because he will handle its affairs honestly and impartially and with fairness and justice to all alike. Tr You have been sick you will find Hood's Sarsaparilia the best medicine -you can take to give you appetite and restore you to a condition of parent health. . . Hoop’s PULLs cure » nausea, sick heaid, ache, billiousness and alli liver ills. Price 25 cents. —_———-—-ge + —-—_ if Your. Eyes are Troubling You Call on Dr. Sullivan, the best and mest reliable optician, to have your eyes tested, examined and fitted to glasses. He will be at the. National Hotel from October 3d until October 10th. s29-tf . New ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of Pheater. Telephone Nothing could be better thang the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at the Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods. For sale in THE SITUATION ‘Handle the Indians. ——— They AreToday Displaying Flags of Trncs and Want Peace. The Indians Have Had Enough. Dutvrs, Minn., Oct. 7—Gen. Bacon, commanding the U. 8. troops, sends word that the Pillager Indians are whipped. He has no need of further reinforcements. White Cloud, chief of the Ghippewsa; is dead. He was aged 75 years. Watxer, Minn., October. 7—General Bacon and his men have arrived, having experienced no difficulty in landing from the boat. White flags were seen all along the lake, indicating that the Indians are anxious to surrender. Storming in Sonoma Valley. ‘Santa Rosa, October 7.—A heavy thunderstorm prevailed today. It rained violently. The loss to grape growers and fruit dryers will amount to considerable. Governor Smith Getting Better. Santa . Monica, Oct. 7.—Governor Smith of the Soldier’s Home, who wis recently shot by am incensed inmate of the institution, is improving rapidly. He is now out’ of danger.’ The Gallant Seventh To Go Home. San Francisco, Oct. 7—At last the Seventh Infantry Regiment, California will probably be ready to return to Los Angeles by Tuesday next. The French Strike Extending. Parts, Oct. 7—The labor strike is extending to alarming proportions. Work has entirely ceased on the exposition buildings and on the underground railway. Sick Soldiers From Porto Rico. New Yorx, October 7th.—The transport Missouri arrived today. bringing the sick U.S. soldiers from Porto Rico. The trip was an uneventful one. Good Food Was Rendered Uneatable. W.aSHINGTON, Oct. 7—General Greene testified before the investigation commission today regarding the voyage of the transport China to Manila that there was an abundance of good food aboard but it was spoiled in the cooking. The Spanish Make Haste Slowly. Maprip, Oct. 7th.—The Spanish government cables that the evacuation commission is unable to remove the Spanish troops from surrendered points within the time specified by the"United States. : Everything Lovely General Bacon Says He Can guest of Richard George and wife. declined to be a candidate. expected home tonight or tomorrow dence in that beautiful city. ‘tive of England and aged 78 years. and volunteers, is ordered mustered out. It . GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone.James Bovey’s family have removed to the county seat. Miss Alice Barr of Nevada City is a ‘. Sweet, who was nominated by the Peoples party for City Marshal, has deA charming wedding took place last night at the-fiome of Postmaster Wm. George, when his second daughter, Miss Mattie, was united in marriage to Fred H. Kline. The Union says it is very reliably informed that thé’ old Union. Hill, Cambridge and Lucky group of mines have been purchased for $12,000"from tne McLean estate by Eugene Creller. Captain P. T. Riley of Company I is from Vancouver Barracks on a ten-day furlough. His family will return: with him to Vancouver to take up their resiIt is current talk that Dan Coflin is about to secure a bond on.the Granite Hill quartz mining properties, the figures being variously stated at from $60,000 to $100,000. Superintendent Phillips, who has had charge of the property for some time, is about. to quit and return to Sacramento. — After an illness extending over but a few days William Thomas died shortly before midnight last night at his home on north Auburn street. He was a na7 months. He first came to California in °51 or 52, returning to England in 1858. In 1860 he returned to California bringing his wife and family with him. Before coming to Grass Valley “he mined at Iowa Hill with the Coleman . brothers, locating here in 1868. Three sons—John M., William H. and Fred J. Thomas—and one daughter, Mrs. James Champion, survive deceased. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. R. C. Walrath is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bouvier have gone to Ferbestown. Miss Josie. Hieronimus has returned from North Bloomfield. J. Levy, who has been quite ill for several days, is now improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Davis have returned from their Wedding trip. » E.R. Thompson, special agent and adjuster of the Atlas Assurance Company, is visiting Frank Power, local ageut of the company. Keep -up the good work for the Republican tickets, both State and local. Don’t be satisfied with the knowledge that they are both sure winners, but roll up majorities for them that will show more conclusively than ever that the most loyal Republicans in the State of California live in Nevada county. _ er Tue number of failures throughout the country during September was smaller than at any corresponding time ia the past ten years.: It has once more been proved that the word Republican is synonymous with: prosperity on a question of the administration of the country’s affairs. Dead GENERAL Barnes is showing up demagogue Maguire in his true light which causes the Democratic press to spit fire. The cold truth hurts them. — eae Tse woman who rules her husband may be spoiling a good pilot to°make a poor deckhand. > + #@e + ———. He who does a thing well will finish it some day. BORN. At Gress ‘Velia, October 6, 1898, to the wife of W. D. Harris, a daughter. At Selby Hill, near this city, October 7, 1898, to the wife of W. J. Williams, a daughter. The Royal ia the highest grade baking powder kaowa. Actual tests show it goedloneWith France. has arrived and met with an enthusi-' astic welcome on all hands. friendly. batter ? is so sweet ing business ? stomach troubles of his own ? she can understand its dialect ? to do likewise ? Why does a man always say that he’s any kind of a game? worth cultivating ? James GattacHeR Maguire, quantities to suit. (tf) J. J. Jacnson. sistency. Carro, October 7.—General Kitchener . He says . the relations with France are most . Why isn’t a staffed goat imitation Why do lovers marry when courtship, Why isn’t settling one’s debt a pas Why shouldn't a dyspeptic have, Why does baby’s mother ‘maha! Why is the average spinster favorable to annexation as a war measure ? : Why does the summer girl have so. Republican Nominee many brothers at the end of the season ? Why doesn’t the woman who married a poor man for love want her danghter pat dt peanticn whem he gets bent at Why is the average man more polite to people he never expects to see again who claims to be an ardent silverite, is a member ‘of Boss Ctocker’s gold club Him New York. Talk abut rank inconthird further than eny ~“por brand. } ‘ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., KEW YORK. W. W. WAGGONER. Notice for Publication. For Surveyor, NATIVE DAUGHTERS’ HOME, An Adjunct to the Order That Promises ~ to be Successful. The members of the parlors of. Native Daughters throughout the State are now devising ways and means for carrying into effect the plans outlined at the last meeting of the Grand Parlor for the establishment of a Native Daughters’ Home. The institution is to be condacted by a board of relief to be composed of fifteen past grand presidents and proniinent members of the order. The board is to have for its object the caring for the sick and destitute of the order beyond what is done by subordinate parlors. The proposition at this time is to secure a suitable place in San Francisco in which a home can be established, but as yet the matter is in the preliminary stages, as the committees of the board are looking fora sufficient amount of funds to warrant them in opening such a home and maintaining it forayear. Already a number of physicians, gentlemen and their services free to the home, and Alta Parlor, of San Francisco, as a starter, on motion of Grand Trustee Miss E. D. Keith, donated $100 to the board, and Oro Fino Parlor No. 9 gave a ball last night in Native Sons’ hall San Francisco, for the benefit of the board. It is expected that all the parlors will either make a money contribution or devise some entertainment to raise money for the new adjunct of the order and that it will not be long before the board will open its home, _---——-> 9OeRead Them. Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft has a new ad. ; vertisement in today’s TRanscript. Watch her windows for bargains. The Racket Store has a new advertisement in today’s Transcript. It Starts off with “Sweet. Marie.” . Read the advertisement and then you will know all about it, or her. —_—_—_——+-2@e-— z Will Close at Eight O’clock. The following dry goods stores will on and after Monday next be closed at. eight o'clock on, each evening except on Saturday: Maher & Co, A. Blumenthal, Rosenberg Bros. W. H. Crawford, C. Cohn, the Racket store. Somesopy has started a rumor on the rounds to the effect that the world will comesto an end next month. There are still some old fossils who are unable to understand that the world and the Popocratic party are not one and the same thing. eee ramento fire department has issued an edict that firemen seen under the slightest influence of liquor will be discharged. A few complaints resulted in the new rule, eS a Ep Mitter, an Oakdale, Siskiyou county, horseshoer, has fallen heir toa big estate in Illinois of a value reported as high as $5,000,000. Miller is said to be entitled to one-fifth of the estate. THE man who cannot sleep is usually one who attempts too many other things that he cannot do, thus deprivduces rest. a ans fa RECENT TWENTY-TWO. cars of material for the San Joaquin Valley road extension have arrived at Visalia. Tue drainage of the Leadville, Colorado, mines will give employment to ‘the county jail today. There are fourladies of both schools, have offered{— Grand President, Mrs. Lena Mills, and Cuter ENGINEER GuTuRie of the Sacing himself of the actual work that in-. BRIEF MENTION. finor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. “Woodpecker cigar.” Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for There was a light rainfall this afcernoon. sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf} Francis Boggs will produce his naval play, “The Maine,” at Woodland next week forthe benefit of the high school. Ohampagne cocktails a specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf Jim Wilcox, who has been serving ten days for vagrancy, was released from teen prisoners left in the institution. The Democratic county central committee will probably put Samuel Butler on the ticket for Recorder when it meets tonight to settle that vexed auestion. — Tonight the Native ‘Daughters of Laurel: Parlor will ‘entertain . their the Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor by giving a hop at Odd Fellows hall. caaenal Tue philanthropist who feeds men t of work is a poor substitute for the enterprising. capitalist who devises plans for employing them with profit to himself. cae RSE SE RS Ue saan Sane IN one breath the Democratic papers say that “the single tax is not anissue,” and in another they say it is a pretty good thing after all. + 7ee Tuose who believe that “whatever is is right” ure usually so well provided for that they don’t care whether it is or not. Ugor Me Verdicts AYER’S HAIR VIGOR fulfills all the promises made for it, is the wercict of those Who have tried it. Ayer’ S “T have sold AYER’S HAIR VIGOR for fifteen ears and do not know of a single case where t did not give entire satisfaction.” —F. M. GROVE, Faunsdale, Ala. St i “When distase caused my hair to fall out, I found AYER’S HAIR VIGOR a most excellent preparation and one that does all that is claimed for it.”—L. RUSH, Connellsville, Pa. UWgor “AYER's H&IR A does all that is claimed for it. It restored my hair, which was fast becoming Gy , back toits natural color—dark brown.”—W. i. HASELHOFF, Paterson, N. J. Did Ht “My head became full of dandruff. and after atime my hair began to fall out! The yse of Ayer’s HaiR-ViGOR stopped the falling out and made the scalp clean and healthy.”. RS. C. M. AYRES, Mount Airy, Ga. ‘ sar’ . grade goods. maied FREE toany address on application FOOTWEAR. NOT A FLAW to be found any where in the line of Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kid they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just high enough to pay for high Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City. ~ __{0—F All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Democratic Nominee For Sheriff, -JOHN T. RILEY. 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by Inhalation, \ ue 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa FOR Consumption, Bronchitis, Dysentery. Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, Debility, Headache, ' Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders: —s TRE. 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A book that describes, pictures and bia oe the operation ot rcAllister’ ce cage Magic Lanter soe And Stereopticons _ and tells how to. conduct: en‘. tertainments will be mailed free upon request. _ 'T. H. MCALuisrEr, Notice of Administrator’s Sale. OTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT a uo rt of the Count 7 “of Ye mst Galt: ur; iT 4 $9, eon tee canes “ot ihe poo pane shot ; Speld 2 , the 2 a the estate otee will subject ‘to con Court on Saturday, the Sth. gy of ovember, 1896, at the hour of 1:30 p. m., in front of the iy amie door, in the of Marysville, County of Yuba, State bi the right, title, ineaniet and estate osep! a time ofhis death, aa all the so Og tith ie and interest that the said estate has by eens eras law or otherwise acquired, Ficeoing Beene Os hn addition to that of ead Joseph 1, at the time of his death in and to those certain lots, tracts, pieces or atest of land, described as follows, towit: i PARCEL NO. ONEThe south one-half of the northwest quarter, and the north one-half of the southwest quarter of Seetion No. twenty-ni pe (29) in hn 4 — ae ae) north, erior said a (29) which the land above described and lies on west side of that certain county road known as the “Marysville Road ;” " oerentane. and reserving therefrom a strip of land four chaius in width running from Fillmore Hill Mine to and through the center of Fillmore Ravine = ‘outiet to that certain land conveyed b: h Speidel to S. O. G ing Inet. rg me December 2d, 1897; peerage FE att pet from the land heres deseribed, about nine and one-half acres of laud conveyed reg. Soyg Joseph Speidel to >. = — deéd dated Decem ieuh Ay Dino and recorded in Deed Book No og 4, at 14 et seq., Yuba County situate in the County of Yuba, vot California. : PARCEL NO. TWO. . OB keh one OS of the northwest of sale by said Superior Doart. Deed at expense of purchaser. A. P LIP Administrator of the dances 5 Phan a SiieiDated this 3d day of One 1908. Attorney for hdiofoleratsr. trom 400 to 600 men. fees Miss all--THE LOWEST PRICET. ae Largest Display ! (a Lowest Prices ! LADIES— Before making your purchases call F Where you will find the 47" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of Watch Our Windows for Bargains. Eleanor E. Hoeft’s STOV ES. Winter ~ OIL HEATERS, and it is time to put up your Heating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. Have Everything in this line. WOOD HEATERS, CUVOK STOVES AND RANGES. Agents for Castle Gate and Rock Springs Coal. STOVES. is near. at hand, COAL HEATERS, ‘ !GRAND O =e t@FALL GOODS. PENING MAHER -AT & COS. ‘Our-new DRESS GOODS brought to Nevada county. Take a ae Our Window NEW JACKETS, WRAPS, NEW WOOL UNDERW Respectfully, SERS Dear Ladies We have not time tomake —_ a long story about our NEW GOODS— but§they are here. are the grandest that were ever down and see Display. GOLF CAPES, just received. EAR for Ladies and Chita 5 . MAHER & 60. Our NEW ison GhSks Goons beats them all, of Section No. or ay HA (30) in Township Ne No. sixteen Ty oe, ] north, of mys No. seven {7} east, M acres of land situate’ tu the County of Nevada, ada, State of PARCEL No, bre The northwest. quarter rter of t the ie tn Husabered shires mithares ore ion No. ‘tht [8} speedy No. sixteen [16} north, of range No. bs ig ea M. Sf gecsoweages Phased pay tod Mists ; in the County of Nevada, State of nia. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, Gold Coin SS oc Cte i cent of the r Seti dey Pete: taidtes “an suatspation ‘ fighting terior to hydrants the city i In the bu re Dep fire occ supply o of these + or presst are the o system a the exce] which is repaired first-clas C) lar oomp Hill in 6 and anot now prot cart on F Chief ‘shortly i a’ pamp’ scheme ¢ reached what bui etc. Th oughly fi scheme . Chief. The Gi always k the Fire organize ous. Th have vol the supe cilities v expresse “small” “wherev not to b gwompani display’ 4o'make sare force If our p all the p rates. th should’ s ment to people. anythin ‘for it, The Ben For The g tional { This aft met a ne ciety th time ac one of cieties . ‘was dis! Under . Dennis, as well energy, record that o time wi away . reward to fill t bined Christi cial in likely . I Private

MYUPOASCHtOSS AOR So rae Or or.0_O rt C2 Pit Od bate tc & Pee ee ee ee (PRLS ARS. CRPEO 1 TRESS gb FEO eae eg ae Sra tee ns poet ie ta pail FRIDAY Saget Slee OCT. 7, 1898. —————— THE TRANSCRIPT, (MASTERS OR pancreas Published e except Sundays aod . pang Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN, Lt, &. CALKING, GAGE’S . STALWARF STAND. The Oakland Tribune, which is on the scene and knows whereof it speaks, gives us this gratifying assurance: The opening by Henry Gage of his personal campaign inthis part of the State has been auspicious. His receptions by the residents of San Francisco at the gathering of Saturday night and yesterday evening have been all that could be desired and it is apparent that the strength with ‘which he has swept through the other parts of the State will be undiminished — there, even though it is regarded by the Maguire men as their own particular strong‘hold. One thing that is attracting the masses to Gage is the stalwart manliness with which he presents his case to them, There is a convincing ring to his words when he tells them that if he is sent to Sacramento as their representative, no corporation, clique or individual will hold the whip-hand over him. It was only to be expected that the Democrats would start their old bogie cry of “railroad” as soon as the Republican standard-bearer took the field, but unfortunately for them, this time a'man is in the arena who is able to cast the aspersions back in ‘their teeth. “The man or corporation who thinks that if Gage is elected they will be able to control him is handlinga gold brick” said Major Frank McLaughlin one day inspeaking about the Republican nominee shortly after the Sacramento convention, and no better way of putting the situation could have been hit upon Gage is not the sort of man to fetter himself down by pledges or promises to anyone, and it is safe to say that to take a public office under such conditions would be to him the sacrificing of his honor and his manhood. He went into the fight because he was urged to do so by his many friends, and when the Republican Convention rose up and nominated him unanimously, surely there was no occasion for him to bow down before any boss in order to secure what the Republicans of the State desired to bestow on him with scarcely the asking. As regards his actions since he has taken the stump, the Democrats have been criticizing him because he saw fit to respond to the points made by his opponent,Maguire. As faras the Demcratic papers were concerned, Maguire . , could say anything without being considered as/ having delved into personalities. Yet the moment Gage responded to him they raised au outcry about his method of campaigning. Those who have heard Gage talk in public know’ that all such criticismsare unfair. He discusses the issues of the hour fairly, squarely; honestly, and without malice to anyone, the only trouble as far as his opponents are concerned being that he hits the nail on the head too often and makes them wince. Gage should be elected because he represents the best interests of the people of the State and furthermore because his personal record shows that he is in every way qualified-to assume a trust that means so much to the citizens and taxpayers of California. If he is sent to Sacramento he will make one of the best Governors the State ever had, because he will handle its affairs honestly and impartially and with fairness and justice to all alike. Tr You have been sick you will find Hood's Sarsaparilia the best medicine -you can take to give you appetite and restore you to a condition of parent health. . . Hoop’s PULLs cure » nausea, sick heaid, ache, billiousness and alli liver ills. Price 25 cents. —_———-—-ge + —-—_ if Your. Eyes are Troubling You Call on Dr. Sullivan, the best and mest reliable optician, to have your eyes tested, examined and fitted to glasses. He will be at the. National Hotel from October 3d until October 10th. s29-tf . New ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of Pheater. Telephone Nothing could be better thang the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at the Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods. For sale in THE SITUATION ‘Handle the Indians. ——— They AreToday Displaying Flags of Trncs and Want Peace. The Indians Have Had Enough. Dutvrs, Minn., Oct. 7—Gen. Bacon, commanding the U. 8. troops, sends word that the Pillager Indians are whipped. He has no need of further reinforcements. White Cloud, chief of the Ghippewsa; is dead. He was aged 75 years. Watxer, Minn., October. 7—General Bacon and his men have arrived, having experienced no difficulty in landing from the boat. White flags were seen all along the lake, indicating that the Indians are anxious to surrender. Storming in Sonoma Valley. ‘Santa Rosa, October 7.—A heavy thunderstorm prevailed today. It rained violently. The loss to grape growers and fruit dryers will amount to considerable. Governor Smith Getting Better. Santa . Monica, Oct. 7.—Governor Smith of the Soldier’s Home, who wis recently shot by am incensed inmate of the institution, is improving rapidly. He is now out’ of danger.’ The Gallant Seventh To Go Home. San Francisco, Oct. 7—At last the Seventh Infantry Regiment, California will probably be ready to return to Los Angeles by Tuesday next. The French Strike Extending. Parts, Oct. 7—The labor strike is extending to alarming proportions. Work has entirely ceased on the exposition buildings and on the underground railway. Sick Soldiers From Porto Rico. New Yorx, October 7th.—The transport Missouri arrived today. bringing the sick U.S. soldiers from Porto Rico. The trip was an uneventful one. Good Food Was Rendered Uneatable. W.aSHINGTON, Oct. 7—General Greene testified before the investigation commission today regarding the voyage of the transport China to Manila that there was an abundance of good food aboard but it was spoiled in the cooking. The Spanish Make Haste Slowly. Maprip, Oct. 7th.—The Spanish government cables that the evacuation commission is unable to remove the Spanish troops from surrendered points within the time specified by the"United States. : Everything Lovely General Bacon Says He Can guest of Richard George and wife. declined to be a candidate. expected home tonight or tomorrow dence in that beautiful city. ‘tive of England and aged 78 years. and volunteers, is ordered mustered out. It . GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone.James Bovey’s family have removed to the county seat. Miss Alice Barr of Nevada City is a ‘. Sweet, who was nominated by the Peoples party for City Marshal, has deA charming wedding took place last night at the-fiome of Postmaster Wm. George, when his second daughter, Miss Mattie, was united in marriage to Fred H. Kline. The Union says it is very reliably informed that thé’ old Union. Hill, Cambridge and Lucky group of mines have been purchased for $12,000"from tne McLean estate by Eugene Creller. Captain P. T. Riley of Company I is from Vancouver Barracks on a ten-day furlough. His family will return: with him to Vancouver to take up their resiIt is current talk that Dan Coflin is about to secure a bond on.the Granite Hill quartz mining properties, the figures being variously stated at from $60,000 to $100,000. Superintendent Phillips, who has had charge of the property for some time, is about. to quit and return to Sacramento. — After an illness extending over but a few days William Thomas died shortly before midnight last night at his home on north Auburn street. He was a na7 months. He first came to California in °51 or 52, returning to England in 1858. In 1860 he returned to California bringing his wife and family with him. Before coming to Grass Valley “he mined at Iowa Hill with the Coleman . brothers, locating here in 1868. Three sons—John M., William H. and Fred J. Thomas—and one daughter, Mrs. James Champion, survive deceased. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. R. C. Walrath is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bouvier have gone to Ferbestown. Miss Josie. Hieronimus has returned from North Bloomfield. J. Levy, who has been quite ill for several days, is now improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Davis have returned from their Wedding trip. » E.R. Thompson, special agent and adjuster of the Atlas Assurance Company, is visiting Frank Power, local ageut of the company. Keep -up the good work for the Republican tickets, both State and local. Don’t be satisfied with the knowledge that they are both sure winners, but roll up majorities for them that will show more conclusively than ever that the most loyal Republicans in the State of California live in Nevada county. _ er Tue number of failures throughout the country during September was smaller than at any corresponding time ia the past ten years.: It has once more been proved that the word Republican is synonymous with: prosperity on a question of the administration of the country’s affairs. Dead GENERAL Barnes is showing up demagogue Maguire in his true light which causes the Democratic press to spit fire. The cold truth hurts them. — eae Tse woman who rules her husband may be spoiling a good pilot to°make a poor deckhand. > + #@e + ———. He who does a thing well will finish it some day. BORN. At Gress ‘Velia, October 6, 1898, to the wife of W. D. Harris, a daughter. At Selby Hill, near this city, October 7, 1898, to the wife of W. J. Williams, a daughter. The Royal ia the highest grade baking powder kaowa. Actual tests show it goedloneWith France. has arrived and met with an enthusi-' astic welcome on all hands. friendly. batter ? is so sweet ing business ? stomach troubles of his own ? she can understand its dialect ? to do likewise ? Why does a man always say that he’s any kind of a game? worth cultivating ? James GattacHeR Maguire, quantities to suit. (tf) J. J. Jacnson. sistency. Carro, October 7.—General Kitchener . He says . the relations with France are most . Why isn’t a staffed goat imitation Why do lovers marry when courtship, Why isn’t settling one’s debt a pas Why shouldn't a dyspeptic have, Why does baby’s mother ‘maha! Why is the average spinster favorable to annexation as a war measure ? : Why does the summer girl have so. Republican Nominee many brothers at the end of the season ? Why doesn’t the woman who married a poor man for love want her danghter pat dt peanticn whem he gets bent at Why is the average man more polite to people he never expects to see again who claims to be an ardent silverite, is a member ‘of Boss Ctocker’s gold club Him New York. Talk abut rank inconthird further than eny ~“por brand. } ‘ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., KEW YORK. W. W. WAGGONER. Notice for Publication. For Surveyor, NATIVE DAUGHTERS’ HOME, An Adjunct to the Order That Promises ~ to be Successful. The members of the parlors of. Native Daughters throughout the State are now devising ways and means for carrying into effect the plans outlined at the last meeting of the Grand Parlor for the establishment of a Native Daughters’ Home. The institution is to be condacted by a board of relief to be composed of fifteen past grand presidents and proniinent members of the order. The board is to have for its object the caring for the sick and destitute of the order beyond what is done by subordinate parlors. The proposition at this time is to secure a suitable place in San Francisco in which a home can be established, but as yet the matter is in the preliminary stages, as the committees of the board are looking fora sufficient amount of funds to warrant them in opening such a home and maintaining it forayear. Already a number of physicians, gentlemen and their services free to the home, and Alta Parlor, of San Francisco, as a starter, on motion of Grand Trustee Miss E. D. Keith, donated $100 to the board, and Oro Fino Parlor No. 9 gave a ball last night in Native Sons’ hall San Francisco, for the benefit of the board. It is expected that all the parlors will either make a money contribution or devise some entertainment to raise money for the new adjunct of the order and that it will not be long before the board will open its home, _---——-> 9OeRead Them. Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft has a new ad. ; vertisement in today’s TRanscript. Watch her windows for bargains. The Racket Store has a new advertisement in today’s Transcript. It Starts off with “Sweet. Marie.” . Read the advertisement and then you will know all about it, or her. —_—_—_——+-2@e-— z Will Close at Eight O’clock. The following dry goods stores will on and after Monday next be closed at. eight o'clock on, each evening except on Saturday: Maher & Co, A. Blumenthal, Rosenberg Bros. W. H. Crawford, C. Cohn, the Racket store. Somesopy has started a rumor on the rounds to the effect that the world will comesto an end next month. There are still some old fossils who are unable to understand that the world and the Popocratic party are not one and the same thing. eee ramento fire department has issued an edict that firemen seen under the slightest influence of liquor will be discharged. A few complaints resulted in the new rule, eS a Ep Mitter, an Oakdale, Siskiyou county, horseshoer, has fallen heir toa big estate in Illinois of a value reported as high as $5,000,000. Miller is said to be entitled to one-fifth of the estate. THE man who cannot sleep is usually one who attempts too many other

things that he cannot do, thus deprivduces rest. a ans fa RECENT TWENTY-TWO. cars of material for the San Joaquin Valley road extension have arrived at Visalia. Tue drainage of the Leadville, Colorado, mines will give employment to ‘the county jail today. There are fourladies of both schools, have offered{— Grand President, Mrs. Lena Mills, and Cuter ENGINEER GuTuRie of the Sacing himself of the actual work that in-. BRIEF MENTION. finor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. “Woodpecker cigar.” Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for There was a light rainfall this afcernoon. sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf} Francis Boggs will produce his naval play, “The Maine,” at Woodland next week forthe benefit of the high school. Ohampagne cocktails a specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf Jim Wilcox, who has been serving ten days for vagrancy, was released from teen prisoners left in the institution. The Democratic county central committee will probably put Samuel Butler on the ticket for Recorder when it meets tonight to settle that vexed auestion. — Tonight the Native ‘Daughters of Laurel: Parlor will ‘entertain . their the Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor by giving a hop at Odd Fellows hall. caaenal Tue philanthropist who feeds men t of work is a poor substitute for the enterprising. capitalist who devises plans for employing them with profit to himself. cae RSE SE RS Ue saan Sane IN one breath the Democratic papers say that “the single tax is not anissue,” and in another they say it is a pretty good thing after all. + 7ee Tuose who believe that “whatever is is right” ure usually so well provided for that they don’t care whether it is or not. 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A book that describes, pictures and bia oe the operation ot rcAllister’ ce cage Magic Lanter soe And Stereopticons _ and tells how to. conduct: en‘. tertainments will be mailed free upon request. _ 'T. H. MCALuisrEr, Notice of Administrator’s Sale. OTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT a uo rt of the Count 7 “of Ye mst Galt: ur; iT 4 $9, eon tee canes “ot ihe poo pane shot ; Speld 2 , the 2 a the estate otee will subject ‘to con Court on Saturday, the Sth. gy of ovember, 1896, at the hour of 1:30 p. m., in front of the iy amie door, in the of Marysville, County of Yuba, State bi the right, title, ineaniet and estate osep! a time ofhis death, aa all the so Og tith ie and interest that the said estate has by eens eras law or otherwise acquired, Ficeoing Beene Os hn addition to that of ead Joseph 1, at the time of his death in and to those certain lots, tracts, pieces or atest of land, described as follows, towit: i PARCEL NO. ONEThe south one-half of the northwest quarter, and the north one-half of the southwest quarter of Seetion No. twenty-ni pe (29) in hn 4 — ae ae) north, erior said a (29) which the land above described and lies on west side of that certain county road known as the “Marysville Road ;” " oerentane. and reserving therefrom a strip of land four chaius in width running from Fillmore Hill Mine to and through the center of Fillmore Ravine = ‘outiet to that certain land conveyed b: h Speidel to S. O. G ing Inet. rg me December 2d, 1897; peerage FE att pet from the land heres deseribed, about nine and one-half acres of laud conveyed reg. Soyg Joseph Speidel to >. = — deéd dated Decem ieuh Ay Dino and recorded in Deed Book No og 4, at 14 et seq., Yuba County situate in the County of Yuba, vot California. : PARCEL NO. TWO. . OB keh one OS of the northwest of sale by said Superior Doart. Deed at expense of purchaser. A. P LIP Administrator of the dances 5 Phan a SiieiDated this 3d day of One 1908. Attorney for hdiofoleratsr. trom 400 to 600 men. fees Miss all--THE LOWEST PRICET. ae Largest Display ! (a Lowest Prices ! LADIES— Before making your purchases call F Where you will find the 47" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of Watch Our Windows for Bargains. Eleanor E. Hoeft’s STOV ES. Winter ~ OIL HEATERS, and it is time to put up your Heating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. Have Everything in this line. WOOD HEATERS, CUVOK STOVES AND RANGES. Agents for Castle Gate and Rock Springs Coal. STOVES. is near. at hand, COAL HEATERS, ‘ !GRAND O =e t@FALL GOODS. PENING MAHER -AT & COS. ‘Our-new DRESS GOODS brought to Nevada county. Take a ae Our Window NEW JACKETS, WRAPS, NEW WOOL UNDERW Respectfully, SERS Dear Ladies We have not time tomake —_ a long story about our NEW GOODS— but§they are here. are the grandest that were ever down and see Display. GOLF CAPES, just received. EAR for Ladies and Chita 5 . MAHER & 60. Our NEW ison GhSks Goons beats them all, of Section No. or ay HA (30) in Township Ne No. sixteen Ty oe, ] north, of mys No. seven {7} east, M acres of land situate’ tu the County of Nevada, ada, State of PARCEL No, bre The northwest. quarter rter of t the ie tn Husabered shires mithares ore ion No. ‘tht [8} speedy No. sixteen [16} north, of range No. bs ig ea M. Sf gecsoweages Phased pay tod Mists ; in the County of Nevada, State of nia. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, Gold Coin SS oc Cte i cent of the r Seti dey Pete: taidtes “an suatspation ‘ fighting terior to hydrants the city i In the bu re Dep fire occ supply o of these + or presst are the o system a the exce] which is repaired first-clas C) lar oomp Hill in 6 and anot now prot cart on F Chief ‘shortly i a’ pamp’ scheme ¢ reached what bui etc. Th oughly fi scheme . Chief. The Gi always k the Fire organize ous. Th have vol the supe cilities v expresse “small” “wherev not to b gwompani display’ 4o'make sare force If our p all the p rates. th should’ s ment to people. anythin ‘for it, The Ben For The g tional { This aft met a ne ciety th time ac one of cieties . ‘was dis! Under . Dennis, as well energy, record that o time wi away . reward to fill t bined Christi cial in likely . I Private