October 9, 1902 (4 pages)

coos B43 < Ors, muede entail ne rg Spank % on ut No. 4 Ping } mia, on MONDAY iy San Pr: jaee. Cc) Coparinership, SHIP H&ReTopogg. he tirm name of Ay’ ) hereby dissolved by: same to take effess EMBER 17 1908 A, ter conduct the > setiled immediately, Cullect and pay<gil A. A. ATTEISION, W. T. ROBLASOL NAL CAR POWER and : 4 rat Law.,ase, Nevada City, INDLEY, unselor at Law, « UILDING STAD corner ne, Nevads IBARLS, bunselor at Law. IN ALL TH8 COURT: Bl. 3 Li IMONDS, bumselor at Lav, In THB STATE Al? / ALLING, : at: Law, UILDING, COR. BROAD: Nevada City §. FORD, ounselor at Lav, UILDING, COR. O0lh vtrsets. = ——_$—$—$———n LONG, ounselor at Law, } OAD AND PINES: City ; LOWELL, sy at Law, Commercial Sti la City. D. MASON, and Notary Publie BUILDING, HBT eee eee /AGGONER, and Sarveye {INBRAL SUBST, . & Roberts’ Blosk ene anones 0H » LARUS, 8 at Lay, alley, Cal ik 184. ; —— DAVIS . and Inst usic, yrobestral Direwt 7 pounty ng pupils at ms of sul ae sor, either by 1g nein North $aa°@ ade ice fa TRANS ON BATES; sg6a Year. . ! mcuien 12% Cts. @ Week ColuM f ¢ to exceed five lines in —_ ptoder this head for — . $28 month. Eac add: ~ ine or ook or 40 cents a month. Pay. rably in advaneeRooms for Rent. i furnished yg with wm. ulre oO} “now or Never.’? —_ ot for a pumber of years will you be pyour . illows and: Fe eleave. without fury ‘about October 15th. OUR RENOVATING CO., a ak . Mrs. Garthe’s = oe vaca ration of Bioomfield nity can send by freight or stage, isbarges one WAY, , Help Wanted. rE anufacturing house. ReBoP ceavel onl ing on rete.) merpd agents Locel territory. Postmane t. Busiress successful and . Salary Sin lone Xperience UB’ e revions . uPeiijres. STA DARD HOUSE, Bldg. ( bicago. ll. 18 For Sale. ranch, with dwelling thereon Apply at the ty isoffered or sale. APP a s : ottice. ; adi Business Chance. —— investment o $°0 js often the} edded jon’ f success. if you *re not w methods, you nosition. Itis or tbe man of m: who wishes to receive a steady inMthoutiterfe ing, with t, AddressH BROLA eet. Chicago, Il A Gooa Investment. resent em1, 356 Lear—— mall or Large Amounts With Immed ate Profits. sulation or gamble, but from legitiusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro. } men, end all persons inter in making with small capital are joinFirst class references in any part. of ited States. lor pErtne address i ee eo Ninth and Pine Streets, 0. House to Rent. ~to rent ov Broad street. Ad ly located. Enquire at the pnipT office or of Mrs. yen of Hil, . 4a tie I make and make them in Photographs. ° a first-class manner. 1 also frame ° them when so ordered. I_ make ° frames of all kinds. CORE —_ mber. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now runbing and I respectfully solicit a of the public’s patronage. i Timber Cut. to. Onder. W. B. LATHROP, DA CITY, CALIFOBNIA t We Ever Tasted! verdict of all our patrons, as to the READ, PIES and CAKES v York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. RON CAKE a specialty. Cake? GE OF MANAGEMENT! onn G. Richards &ny part of thecity. Wednd Fancy Pastry 9 specia!itv umed full management of the well YORK HOTEL @ BAR. ll continue to co ndurt host ied aunty te heat Will pee ard of e cuisine deble er Rad maintaip mabie, 82d comforta’ —et of WINE. BR Served at Re. = LIQUORS and oY a es aa unt Undertaking Ch Floral Designs at Short N re OF and Eiabat Bldg, upd Kinde Nighe ss *about as’ effective in the battle with this ing, “af —— be! Sand Cy should inve t gate . ; est The liniment bottle and Hensiet strip are familiar objects in nearly ‘hdusehaf, They ate the wea that have used for; generations to fight old‘Rheumatism,; and are iant disease: as the blunderbuss of our forelatinen » Rheumatism is caused acid, sour. bs condition of the blood. It d with acrid, irritati Ps rane ean i i His ith acrid, irritating matter that settles ‘pains, but these are only sym * , and liniments and oils, nor nothi else applied externally can di th itt ; Dor nothing. were derphitekt thes Aes Loins wie gritty, corroding particles, ; ‘Tt + ie). Ranking WA RR ache con fac sap plied gain ae Ace mera eye the aches_and ms which are liable.to return with ; change of the weather; the s disease lies deeper, the blood and system are infected, . Rheumatism cannot, be radically and permanently cured until the blood has been purified, and no remedy does this so thoroughly and promptly a8 S, S. S, ‘It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream mm, Of rich, strong blood to the affected: parts, which : “dissolves and washes ‘out all foreign materials, and ab “sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing ae '« « §.&: 8. contains no potash or other mineral, but ne non elan, — As . WOE perfect vegetable blood purifier and most exhilarating. tonic. .Our pliysicians will advise, without charge, all who rite abont their case; and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism ment. 4 TKE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,Atianta, Ga LOOKING BACKWARDS ax 5 Pe, At the old manner of laundering flannels and. underwear as it was done at home by inexperienced servants. or Chinese labor, it makes one smile when eompared with the work done at our laundry, Your. underwear.is thor ougbly clean and anshrunken when it leaves our laundry after being freated by our dry s eam process. The season is bere for heavy, flannels by sending them tous. You save the cost in the wear and tear on your garments, Have our wagon call. d, IGEN IGEN PGRN ISON ISIN (SEN (SEN Sea Be GE? GE? ES Weg WE a? Va <-) J : NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders of Bnodles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. .} using ordinary shot for. convenience; NEVADA QITY, CAL: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1902. we ew ee re ee ns ee eee ne ns eee ee Grand Republican Rally’ But a Pound of Feathers Is Heavier Than a Pound of Lead. That old question about a pound of EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. ve: eeeneienaiil feathers and a pound of lead takes on new.interest when we-look at it in a simple .scientific way. It seems abéurd,, of course, that’a pound of ‘one ‘thing could be heavier than a pound of another thing, and yet that is exactly what may be shown in this case; not that the pound. of. lead is heavier than the pound of feathers, as most persons ‘would say.on the spur of the moment, . but just the other. way—a pound of feathers is heavier than a pound of lead. ’ This ;. apparently inconsistent state‘ment may be quite easily proved. With accurate seales. weigh a pound. of lead, — then with the same scales weigh a pound of feathers, putting them into a muslin bag for the purpose. The feathers and the bag together must weigh exactly a pound. The next step itn the operation will show apparently that there is no dif: ference whatever. in the weight of. the two articles,*for: you put the shot in. , one pan of a balance and the bag. of feathers in the other, and after a little seesawing they will come to an exact level. ; Now, however, the scientific phase of the question presents itself, and you} ~are reminded ‘that in weighing the articles thus in the open air you have taken no account of the buoyant power of the air, which bears everything up in proportion:.to the, object’s. bulk. As the bag. of feathers is of greater bulk than the shot, it is borne up. more -than, the shot is, and for that reason it is necessary to use a little more than a pound of feathérs to balance a pound of lead. This, however, is. theoretical, The practical prpof ts obtained when, you place the balance bearing the lead and DR. GEORGE C. PARDEE, “Will Address the People of NEVADA CITY, . Monday Afternoon, October,2o0th, Commencing at 2.0’clock, sharp. i" EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN County Ticket. . the feathers on the receiver ofan airpump and cover them with the glass bell. Then exhaust the air, and you will find that the pan bearing the feathers will sink and the pan bearing the lead will rise, thus showing that when weighed in the ordinary way the quan: tity of feathers. used to.make a pound is actually more than a pound.—New NEE ————— Many Classes of Supplies. Must be considered by the lady: of. the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the ‘pecessary things to keep it going. To ». keep the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. © give the best value, A test order will prove the trath of thie. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. h Grocer, Oommeraith, Street. Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC POPPPPPPPPPPDEDEPEDDPDDPPPEDDPPPPD POPPED DD It will give you an appetite, stimu late and build you up. 25 cts. 3 for 65 cts. PPP E POT T ee DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets Thon. J. NH; Gillet For Chief Justice. SR 10, Se Pardee and Anderson HARKS For Associate Justice For Secretary of State.. Bcr Controller For Treasurer For Attorney Geueral For Surveyor For State Printer Republican Nominee for For Clerk of the Supreme Court CONGRESSMAN* 4st DISTRICT STATE TICKET. For Governor = GEORGE C. PARDEE Of Alameda. For Lieutenant-Governor. .. Seweadis ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento For Associate Justioeg.... cee eee eee F. M. ANGELOTTI of: Marin LUOLEN SHAW of Los Angeles .s.-OHARLES F. CURRY of San Francisco E P. COLGAN of Sonoma ULYSSES 8. WEBB of Plumas For Superintendent of Public Instruction.. .THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare VIOTOR H. WOODS of San Luis: Obispo W. W. SHANNON of San‘Francisco FRANK CO. JORDAN of Alameda For Congressman, First District... . J. N. GILLETT of Humboldt For Railroad Commissioner, First District A. CO, IRWIN of Yuba Wilt address tha.people of _ : Nevada; City For Assemblyman For Sheriff... TUBSDAY, OCTOBER 44, 1902, ot tal issues of the day. vanes us For District Attorney Everybody Invited to Attend By order.of the Republican Oount 5 Central Committee. SHERMAN, W, Mans, Obairman. W. W. Williams, Secretary. For Pablic Administrator For Coroner For Supervisor, Third District For Supervisor, Fourth District. . . COUNTY TICKET. JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley At the Nevada Theatre. eo} For Superior Judge....eseceeeee ee eeee ,.F. T. NILON of Nevada City HENRY R. WALKER of Grass Valley For Olerk...55++ pislgsteatclnataes .F. L. ARBOGASD of Nevada City H. J. WRIGHT of Nevada City eA Par OCT ee W. H. BRAY of Grass Valley I. O. LINDLEY of Nevada City For Superintendent of Schools.....W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley seseseeeeA. J. WOOD of North San Juan Se ia Lf Seventeenth Agriculture District cee FAl Will be held in the AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley, TUESDAY, October 7th to ath (ENOBUSIVE) Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. For list of Cr) ay liberal prizes see Premium List. All desiring to make display of their products should apply at once for space. ; “Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come.' DR. B. JAMIESON, Sec’y. TT TT a a a Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 31 & 12 . GEO. MAINHART, Sr., President. i: R-d Cedar Shingles This Is Our Specialty adapted them to this climate. ese hoy time to repair your roof. Miving and Building Material alwaysonhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh Red Cedar Shingles ~— During September and October FROM St. Louis, Memphis or New Orleans Ksinnsas City «...cccccdaceossecegamosone sesinnnsnsopsnnnnennenneennnntes Corresponding law rates from all points East. and your friends will be notified immediately, or write the Have Y our Friends Come to California Fee es et Sa ee a eek ae Chicago , a ae 25 00 You can deposit the money with any Santa Fe agent, 4 ’ SANTA FE, ®! Market St. San Francisco. has Is Now ‘Realy, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready, Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thous-— sand feet. This must be each month, otherwise the.charges will be: for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3. Nevada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. BBOAD STREET MARKET ) All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. 1% AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. \ paid before the roth of cecum D % * : . . . Just received a fine line r of WAFERS. NA a d \ % All flavors and varieties. CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS RAMONA WAFERS OO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City,Price 80 cents. POLITICAL OMINEE POSITIVELY no _ announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. JOHN GLASSON. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. F. L. ARBOGAST, . ‘ Regular Republican Nominee for CLERK Of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ‘ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governorof California. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEXANDER C, IRWIN Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner District No. 1. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. * ALEX. BROWN Republican Nominee for State Board of Equalization e District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, POLITICAL HOMINEES, HENRY C. SCHROEDER, Democratic Nominee for ASSESSOR Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. PRESTON F. SIMONDS Independent Candidate for Superior Judge of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1908, W. J. ROGERS Republican Neminee for Superintendent of Schools of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. THOMAS INGRAN, Republican Nominee for Public Administrator Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 HENRY LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER Of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, Republican Nominee for Sheriff of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, H. J. WRIGHT, Republfcan Nominee for County Treasurer . Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 For Member of Congress First District. THOS. S. FORD Is hereby announced as the regular Demcecratic vominee for Representative in Congress from the first diatrict of California, Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES _ Regalar Democratic Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4'h, 1902. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Supervisor. E. .©. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announces himeelf as ao Independent Candidate for Supervisor of the Third District, and asks the support of the voters.of Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield Townships. The voters of these ‘ownships are well aware of bis capabilities to fill the position, and his work in their behalf while he has served in that office speaks for itself . A. J. WOOD Republican Nominee for Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. P. S WALDRON Regular Democratic Nominee for Supervisor, 3d District of Nevada County. « Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, I. C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. WILLIAM H. BRAY Regular Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, FRANK T. NILON Regular R»publican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for ‘Treasurer of Nevada Oounty. Electiou-Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. C. W. CHAPMAN ~ DENTISTS Office at residence, Secramento 8t., . Nevada City, Oal.

coos B43 < Ors, muede entail ne rg Spank % on ut No. 4 Ping } mia, on MONDAY iy San Pr: jaee. Cc) Coparinership, SHIP H&ReTopogg. he tirm name of Ay’ ) hereby dissolved by: same to take effess EMBER 17 1908 A, ter conduct the > setiled immediately, Cullect and pay<gil A. A. ATTEISION, W. T. ROBLASOL NAL CAR POWER and : 4 rat Law.,ase, Nevada City, INDLEY, unselor at Law, « UILDING STAD corner ne, Nevads IBARLS, bunselor at Law. IN ALL TH8 COURT: Bl. 3 Li IMONDS, bumselor at Lav, In THB STATE Al? / ALLING, : at: Law, UILDING, COR. BROAD: Nevada City §. FORD, ounselor at Lav, UILDING, COR. O0lh vtrsets. = ——_$—$—$———n LONG, ounselor at Law, } OAD AND PINES: City ; LOWELL, sy at Law, Commercial Sti la City. D. MASON, and Notary Publie BUILDING, HBT eee eee /AGGONER, and Sarveye {INBRAL SUBST, . & Roberts’ Blosk ene anones 0H » LARUS, 8 at Lay, alley, Cal ik 184. ; —— DAVIS . and Inst usic, yrobestral Direwt 7 pounty ng pupils at ms of sul ae sor, either by 1g nein North $aa°@ ade ice fa TRANS ON BATES; sg6a Year. . ! mcuien 12% Cts. @ Week ColuM f ¢ to exceed five lines in —_ ptoder this head for — . $28 month. Eac add: ~ ine or ook or 40 cents a month. Pay. rably in advaneeRooms for Rent. i furnished yg with wm. ulre oO} “now or Never.’? —_ ot for a pumber of years will you be pyour . illows and: Fe eleave. without fury ‘about October 15th. OUR RENOVATING CO., a ak . Mrs. Garthe’s = oe vaca ration of Bioomfield nity can send by freight or stage, isbarges one WAY, , Help Wanted. rE anufacturing house. ReBoP ceavel onl ing on rete.) merpd agents Locel territory. Postmane t. Busiress successful and . Salary Sin lone Xperience UB’ e revions . uPeiijres. STA DARD HOUSE, Bldg. ( bicago. ll. 18 For Sale. ranch, with dwelling thereon Apply at the ty isoffered or sale. APP a s : ottice. ; adi Business Chance. —— investment o $°0 js often the} edded jon’ f success. if you *re not w methods, you nosition. Itis or tbe man of m: who wishes to receive a steady inMthoutiterfe ing, with t, AddressH BROLA eet. Chicago, Il A Gooa Investment. resent em1, 356 Lear—— mall or Large Amounts With Immed ate Profits. sulation or gamble, but from legitiusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro. } men, end all persons inter in making with small capital are joinFirst class references in any part. of ited States. lor pErtne address i ee eo Ninth and Pine Streets, 0. House to Rent. ~to rent ov Broad street.. Ad ly located. Enquire at the pnipT office or of Mrs. yen of Hil, . 4a tie I make and make them in Photographs. ° a first-class manner. 1 also frame ° them when so ordered.. I_ make ° frames of all kinds. CORE —_ mber.. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now runbing and I respectfully solicit a of the public’s patronage. i Timber Cut. to. Onder. W. B. LATHROP, DA CITY, CALIFOBNIA t We Ever Tasted! verdict of all our patrons, as to the READ, PIES and CAKES v York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. RON CAKE a specialty. Cake? GE OF MANAGEMENT! onn G. Richards &ny part of thecity. Wednd Fancy Pastry 9 specia!itv umed full management of the well YORK HOTEL @ BAR. ll continue to co ndurt host ied aunty te heat Will pee ard of e cuisine deble er Rad maintaip mabie, 82d comforta’ —et of WINE. BR Served at Re. = LIQUORS and oY a es aa unt Undertaking Ch Floral Designs at Short N re OF and Eiabat Bldg, upd Kinde Nighe ss *about as’ effective in the battle with this ing, “af —— be! Sand Cy should inve t gate . ; est The liniment bottle and Hensiet strip are familiar objects in nearly ‘hdusehaf, They ate the wea that have used for; generations to fight old‘Rheumatism,; and are iant disease: as the blunderbuss of our forelatinen » Rheumatism is caused acid, sour. bs condition of the blood. It d with acrid, irritati Ps rane ean i i His ith acrid, irritating matter that settles ‘pains, but these are only sym * , and liniments and oils, nor nothi else applied externally can di th itt ; Dor nothing.. were derphitekt thes Aes Loins wie gritty, corroding particles, ; ‘Tt + ie). Ranking WA RR ache con fac sap plied gain ae Ace mera eye the aches_and ms which are liable.to return with ; change of the weather; the s disease lies deeper, the blood and system are infected, . Rheumatism cannot, be radically and permanently cured until the blood has been purified, and no remedy does this so thoroughly and promptly a8 S, S. S, ‘It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream mm, Of rich, strong blood to the affected: parts, which : “dissolves and washes ‘out all foreign materials, and ab “sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing ae '« « §.&: 8. contains no potash or other mineral, but ne non elan, — As . WOE perfect vegetable blood purifier and most exhilarating.. tonic. .Our pliysicians will advise, without charge, all who rite abont their case; and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism ment. 4 TKE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,Atianta, Ga LOOKING BACKWARDS ax 5 Pe, At the old manner of laundering flannels and. underwear as it was done at home by inexperienced servants. or Chinese labor, it makes one smile when eompared with the work done at our laundry, Your. underwear.is thor ougbly clean and anshrunken when it leaves our laundry after being freated by our dry s eam process. The season is bere for heavy, flannels by sending them tous. You save the cost in the wear and tear on your garments, Have our wagon call. d, IGEN IGEN PGRN ISON ISIN (SEN (SEN Sea Be GE? GE? ES Weg WE a? Va <-) J : NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders of Bnodles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. .} using ordinary shot for. convenience; NEVADA QITY, CAL: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1902. we ew ee re ee ns ee eee ne ns eee ee Grand Republican Rally’ But a Pound of Feathers Is Heavier Than a Pound of Lead. That old question about a pound of EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. ve: eeeneienaiil feathers and a pound of lead takes on new.interest when we-look at it in a simple .scientific way. It seems abéurd,, of course, that’a pound of ‘one ‘thing could be heavier than a pound of another thing, and yet that is exactly what may be shown in this case; not that the pound. of. lead is heavier than the pound of feathers, as most persons ‘would say.on the spur of the moment, . but just the other. way—a pound of feathers is heavier than a pound of lead. ’ This ;. apparently inconsistent state‘ment may be quite easily proved. With accurate seales. weigh a pound. of lead, — then with the same scales weigh a pound of feathers, putting them into a muslin bag for the purpose. The feathers and the bag together must weigh exactly a pound. The next step itn the operation will show apparently that there is no dif: ference whatever. in the weight of. the two articles,*for: you put the shot in. , one pan of a balance and the bag. of feathers in the other, and after a little seesawing they will come to an exact level. ; Now, however, the scientific phase of the question presents itself, and you} ~are reminded ‘that in weighing the articles thus in the open air you have taken no account of the buoyant power of the air, which bears everything up in proportion:.to the, object’s. bulk. As the bag. of feathers is of greater bulk than the shot, it is borne up. more -than, the shot is, and for that reason it is necessary to use a little more than a pound of feathérs to balance a pound of lead. This, however, is. theoretical, The practical prpof ts obtained when, you place the balance bearing the lead and DR. GEORGE C. PARDEE, “Will Address the People of NEVADA CITY, . Monday Afternoon, October,2o0th, Commencing at 2.0’clock, sharp. i" EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN County Ticket. . the feathers on the receiver ofan airpump and cover them with the glass bell. Then exhaust the air, and you will find that the pan bearing the feathers will sink and the pan bearing the lead will rise, thus showing that when weighed in the ordinary way the quan:

tity of feathers. used to.make a pound is actually more than a pound.—New NEE ————— Many Classes of Supplies.. Must be considered by the lady: of. the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the ‘pecessary things to keep it going. To ». keep the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. © give the best value, A test order will prove the trath of thie. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. h Grocer, Oommeraith, Street. Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC POPPPPPPPPPPDEDEPEDDPDDPPPEDDPPPPD POPPED DD It will give you an appetite, stimu late and build you up. 25 cts. 3 for 65 cts. PPP E POT T ee DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets Thon. J. NH; Gillet For Chief Justice. SR 10, Se Pardee and Anderson HARKS For Associate Justice For Secretary of State.... Bcr Controller For Treasurer For Attorney Geueral For Surveyor For State Printer Republican Nominee for For Clerk of the Supreme Court CONGRESSMAN* 4st DISTRICT STATE TICKET. For Governor = GEORGE C. PARDEE Of Alameda. For Lieutenant-Governor.. .... Seweadis ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento For Associate Justioeg........ cee eee eee F. M. ANGELOTTI of: Marin LUOLEN SHAW of Los Angeles .s..-OHARLES F. CURRY of San Francisco E P. COLGAN of Sonoma ULYSSES 8. WEBB of Plumas For Superintendent of Public Instruction.... .THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare VIOTOR H. WOODS of San Luis: Obispo W. W. SHANNON of San‘Francisco FRANK CO. JORDAN of Alameda For Congressman, First District...... .. J. N. GILLETT of Humboldt For Railroad Commissioner, First District A. CO, IRWIN of Yuba Wilt address tha.people of _ : Nevada; City For Assemblyman For Sheriff..... TUBSDAY, OCTOBER 44, 1902, ot tal issues of the day. vanes us For District Attorney Everybody Invited to Attend By order.of the Republican Oount 5 Central Committee. SHERMAN, W, Mans, Obairman. W. W. Williams, Secretary. For Pablic Administrator For Coroner For Supervisor, Third District For Supervisor, Fourth District.. .. . COUNTY TICKET. JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley At the Nevada Theatre. eo} For Superior Judge.......eseceeeee ee eeee ,.F. T. NILON of Nevada City HENRY R. WALKER of Grass Valley For Olerk.....55++ pislgsteatclnataes ..F. L. ARBOGASD of Nevada City H. J. WRIGHT of Nevada City eA Par OCT ee W. H. BRAY of Grass Valley I. O. LINDLEY of Nevada City For Superintendent of Schools..........W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley seseseeeeA. J. WOOD of North San Juan Se ia Lf Seventeenth Agriculture District cee FAl Will be held in the AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley, TUESDAY, October 7th to ath (ENOBUSIVE) Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. For list of Cr) ay liberal prizes see Premium List. All desiring to make display of their products should apply at once for space. ; “Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come.' DR. B. JAMIESON, Sec’y. TT TT a a a Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 31 & 12 . GEO. MAINHART, Sr., President. i: R-d Cedar Shingles This Is Our Specialty adapted them to this climate. ese hoy time to repair your roof. Miving and Building Material alwaysonhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh Red Cedar Shingles ~— During September and October FROM St. Louis, Memphis or New Orleans Ksinnsas City «......cccccdaceossecegamosone sesinnnsnsopsnnnnennenneennnntes Corresponding law rates from all points East. and your friends will be notified immediately, or write the Have Y our Friends Come to California Fee es et Sa ee a eek ae Chicago , a ae 25 00 You can deposit the money with any Santa Fe agent, 4 ’ SANTA FE, ®! Market St. San Francisco. has Is Now ‘Realy, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready, Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thous-— sand feet. This must be each month, otherwise the.charges will be: for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3. Nevada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. BBOAD STREET MARKET ) All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. 1% AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. \ paid before the roth of cecum D % * : . . . Just received a fine line r of WAFERS. NA a d \ % All flavors and varieties. CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS RAMONA WAFERS OO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City,Price 80 cents. POLITICAL OMINEE POSITIVELY no _ announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. JOHN GLASSON. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. F. L. ARBOGAST, . ‘ Regular Republican Nominee for CLERK Of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ‘ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governorof California. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEXANDER C, IRWIN Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner District No. 1. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. * ALEX. BROWN Republican Nominee for State Board of Equalization e District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, POLITICAL HOMINEES, HENRY C. SCHROEDER, Democratic Nominee for ASSESSOR Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. PRESTON F. SIMONDS Independent Candidate for Superior Judge of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1908, W. J. ROGERS Republican Neminee for Superintendent of Schools of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. THOMAS INGRAN, Republican Nominee for Public Administrator Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 HENRY LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER Of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, Republican Nominee for Sheriff of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, H. J. WRIGHT, Republfcan Nominee for County Treasurer . Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 For Member of Congress First District. THOS. S. FORD Is hereby announced as the regular Demcecratic vominee for Representative in Congress from the first diatrict of California, Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES _ Regalar Democratic Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4'h, 1902. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Supervisor. E. .©. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announces himeelf as ao Independent Candidate for Supervisor of the Third District, and asks the support of the voters.of Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield Townships. The voters of these ‘ownships are well aware of bis capabilities to fill the position, and his work in their behalf while he has served in that office speaks for itself . A. J. WOOD Republican Nominee for Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. P. S WALDRON Regular Democratic Nominee for Supervisor, 3d District of Nevada County. « Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, I. C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. WILLIAM H. BRAY Regular Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, FRANK T. NILON Regular R»publican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for ‘Treasurer of Nevada Oounty. Electiou-Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. C. W. CHAPMAN ~ DENTISTS Office at residence, Secramento 8t., . Nevada City, Oal.