September 17, 1900 (4 pages)

4 at Ar TRSDAY EY ¥.Suvpas Milo Lodg Meets « ¢ At Pyt _W. Oapar Cit; y We" ‘Traine on and lows. 5:20 rament ¢ Stockto ; 8:45 i i ix! « Boi Oa 4:15:p. 1 12:3! § San 1 Overla 10:00 A a @ aes S East a I LEA 3 10:0 Ie Ari 2 8:1! 9:3 = I:0 5:0 pas leav re Cc P E tt ( 4 art ‘ ai u t Fro Frot : Rat ed Mos: quain 4 ments ticula ‘ Uni Hen i ty of tt . Upea is or . @hNia, service j * Gaoue Suit ee _-eoffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo pod Varnishes. TowLe Bros.Co. tf ¢ TUE TRANSCRIPT] PEDUBLICAN . UNIBSS.CITIZENS REREGISTER =——isé. @QQQOSOOOOOOOOOOO ane omeyam WISDOM THEY WiLL LOSE THEIR VOTES. & Ladies’. Flannelettes 6 BROWN & CALEINS. 7 TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By “lait, $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1=2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E MONDAY... SEPT. 17, 1900 =— For President— WILLIAM McKINLEY Of Ohio. For Vice President— THEO. ROOSEVELT Of New York. Presidential Electors at Large— SAM. M. SHORTRIDCE, WM. T. BARRETT Presidential Elector (2d District)— HAROLD T, POWER. Al t aerate JOHN: F. KIDDERFor Congress (2d District) Ss. D, WOODS. For Senator— JOHN R. TYRRELL. For Assemblyman— F. M. RUTHERFORD. For Supervisor (ist District)— JOHN M. BUFFINGTON, IN A BAD WAY, The Democrats Fail to Find a Candidate to be Sacrificed, The Democratic party in Nevada county is in a very bad Senatorial plight. Every prominent man in that party knows, as weliashe knows anything, that John R. Tyrrell w.ll be elected Senat.r by at least a thousand majority, no matter who they place ov their ticket. The best thing théy can do is to leave a blank space for thet office. They have scoured the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas for a candidate and cannot find a prominent man who desires to be sluugh‘eread in any such way. Several first-cixss “men. have been urged to accept the nomination, bat in every case they have peremptorily declined the emyty bonor, The convention failed to secure u victim on Saturday last and adjourned uutil next Thursday to make « nomination. ‘ihey will of course pluce a name upon the ticket, but the party named will not be verdant enough to waste any time or money in trying to secure the prize. If the Republicans bad nominated any other man then John R. Tyrrell there wou!d have beer: a dozen candidates for Senator. ee seg er Sick With Appendicitis. George I. Beckley of this city, who left here last week to attend the celebration at San Francisco, was taken quite ill Thursday ‘and the doctors in attendance thiuk he has appendicit's His many friends here will be grieved to hear of his illness and hope he will s00N recover. + owe Death of Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Mary Ann Cole, beloved wife of C. J. Cole of Bridgeport, departed this life Saturday morning, after an illness of several days. She wus 82 years and has lived in this county since 1850. The fuueral took place at Bridgeport thie afternoon at 2 o’clock. Dal Congressional Committee. A meeting of the Congressional Committee, for the Second District, bas been cslied to meet at the Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramento, on Thursday next at 2-o’clcck for the purpose of organization and making arrang2men p for the campaign. STate oF Ouio, City or ToLEDO, . Luoas County, bc Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that be 8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cueney & Co,-doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that seid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach aud every case of UATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s Cararsu Cure * FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to vefore fie ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of Deeember, A. D. 1886 A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. All the year around the buyer will find.prices the same at OC. J. Brand’ Wine at Wolf’s. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel. and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county, The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1 50 per gallon. a S-tf, —_————+-19e + Cof-Farin, the great sutstitute for Cc. Gaylord & Son's tf _Four Diplomas at County Fair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels ' It Is Shown in Their Nominations for Congressmen. The Republicans of California followed a wise precedent in renominating Messrs. Metcalf, Loud, Kahn and Needham for Congress. They have stipplemented this display of wisdom by putting up exceptionally strong men in the other three districts. While the men named are new candidates for seats in Congress they are not new men. They are not unknown or untried, but are men who have made their mark and shown themselves worthy of their State and their party. It is a matter of especial gratification that the Republicans have put up a man of such strength and character as sides in Stockton, the stronghold of former Congressman De Vries. There is a strong independent sentiment in that city and De Vries received its full strength at the polls. Judge Woods stands high with this independent element because he combines ability and honesty with-a-sturdy, forceful quality that especially appeals to men who admire frankness and . courage. Besides being an old resident, Judge ~ Woods is a’ veteran in experience with an unsullied“reputation and a host of personal friends. : Although normally Republican, the Democrats have held the Second district ever since 1886. As San Joaquin county went so went the district. For sixteen years that has been the unbroken record. Judge Woods is just the man to redeem the district. He is an unexceptionable candidate, . and possesses strength that is of prime importance. A resi-. dent of the valley, he is in marked favor with the mountain. section of the district. Generally the Democrats have won’ play this game inthe present campaign, for Judge Woods is well known and popular inthe mining districts. Both the farmers and miners! have the utmost confidence in his fairness and integrity. a Samuel D. Woods in the Second District. Judge Woods re-/&0ds Snell & Fleming will sell their. man, today entertained a dozen lady Notwithstanding that only nine days remain in which citizens may re-register in time to vote at the coming Presidential election, many residents of this city and county seem to be under the impression that, as their names are on the old register, they are not required to re-register, The new registration law, however, makes its obligatory for all citizens to have their names enrolled every two years. The old great register has been cancelled and any citizens who have neglected to have their names entered again at the county clerk’s office this year will lose their votes unless they call and attend to the matter within the next ten days. The last day upon which the citizens may register for the coming Presidential election is Wednesday, September 26th. Extraordinary Low Prices. Gay Picknickers. z in order to make room for other} J.-A. Breut, the New York mining entire stock of .carpets at wholesale . guests of the National in a very novel prices during the next thirty days for. and delightful fashion. During the cash only. following are some of their morning the jolly party was driven to prices on these goods: Three-ply, 6714 . the various points of interest behind a and 75 cents per yard. All wool 2-ply, . spirited four-in-hand, and the after55 cents per yard. Rangpurs, 3) cents. 200n was spent in picknicking. Each per yard. Art matting, 22'¢ cents per. Succeeding year finds Nevada City yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65 . more popular as a summer resort, and cen s per yard. Brussels, ranging from . the numerous summer peo; le at the 6) to 75 cents per yard. Straw art. National make almost daily excurmatting. from 12) to 30 cents per. Sienstothe many pleasant spots in yard. The firm desires the public to . and around Nevada City. calland examine their goods. Read 2 i their new advertisement. Hurt at San Franoisco. a — Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks ! While drivinga team in San Francisco . Saturday, J. Riley of Grass Valley was ‘Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry. thrown from his buggy by having Gocds store, have just received from . another rig come in collision with it. the Kast a magnificent stock of Jack-. Two of his ribs were broken and one of ets, Coats and Wraps, all of the latest . his knees dislocated. ~* styles for ladies, misses, children and t-2e infants. The prices are in reach of Has the Sole Agency. everyone. Call early and get first choice. H. Dickerman, the druggist has a changed advertisement in today’s issue. He has something very interesting to -say about Dr. La Rue’s C. W.Bennett is in Nevada City and. cough syrup, for which he has the will call upon those for whom he is in. 80le agency of Nevada county. the habit of working. Others will. === please leave orders at the Post offise, Do You Want * ROSENBERG Bros. 2oe Piano Tuning and Repairing. Fresh Roasted Coffee Vet? ost wezt coco any ana. iene ‘jit is Crisp and Aromatic zeus Bank, on Saturday, Oct 6th, 1900, at 8 care to buy. ? by playing the mountains against the valley. Theyscannot . : Have You Tried TAYLOR’S Box 355. Pa s14-tf ~ . @ Good fleal ? If s6; go to the Star Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. specialty. Heals at All Hours—Day or Night. Frésh from the Roaster Every Day Ww. T. LARSON, Prop’r. If you haven’t we would like you to try it A Revelaticn to you if you have bad poor, stale stuff lately. Annual Meeting. 10,15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib! -pue annual MEETING OF THE STOCK. . ‘ holders of the Sailor Flat Mining ComAccording tothe grade and variety you de pany will be held at the office of the Citisire. Samples cheerfully given if you don’t o’elcek p. m. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the t 1 Re, Se i transaction of sueh other business as y lee Gold Tea Free for All! iswrutiy'ccme before sald meeting. oe D. E. Drop in and Have a Driv Nevada City, Sept. 17, 1900. THE COMWERCIAL TEA 0.) t. C. LINDLEY, Comm ercial Street, Nevada City. Attorney and Counselor at Law. City. FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP,STAIRS) . . F. W. TAYLOR . Mana ger ( Broad street, corner Bien” Nevete i @) Gowns and oS IN” == MAHER’S WINDOW Ladies, our first shipment of F lannelette Gowns and Skirts have arrived and are now in our -window, prices marked in plain figures. They are not made by Boxers either, but good ‘honest white women. gThese goods come from the’best factory in the country. Ladies’ fancy Flatinelette Skirts, 50c. _ Ladies’ plain pink, plain blue and cream skirts, 50c. ‘ Ladies’ fancy Flannelette Gowus, full length, ae oh ~. ©000000000000 6000000066 Ladies’ extra fancy gowns at 85sc. Ladies’ fine flannelette Gowns, best value in America, $1.00.Ladies’ extra pink, blue and cream twill, $1.25. Ladies’ pink, blue and cream trimmed and tucked, $1.50. One lot spécial value, $1 75. O@ SEE WINDOW. ' MAHER & CO. . Look out for our Wrappers ina day or two—not made by the Boxers. OBOSES OO©OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOCSOOOHOOQOOOOOO . ©© I sdiclasiaineiaaiisiinisaatataiaiiaiaiatatanaien i mal Tables in bed and read * * with them. JAS. KINK EAD Has them in stock, and invites everyone to call and inspect them. He has also on hand a large stock of a a Clocks! Clocks! Clocks! If you intend purchasing a clock you should call and look at the stock of ~HARTUNG BROS. They have the finest assortment in the county. WATCHES FOR SALE AND REPAIRED IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Successor to F. C. Luetje. MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS have been in use over 5¢ years by the leaders of P Mormon, ¥ Church and theirfollowers, Positivel cures the Ey SS, pee in old and young drtisiug trom effects ofse ¥" excesses, Of cigarette-smoking, which leads to tobacco heart. Judge Woods ought to be elected. pathy with the majority of the voters of the district, and is! identified with their interests by many years’ residence. His’ ability and character are guarantees that he will make a useful and influential representative in Washington. In every way he is eminently qualified to represent the district in the matter of necessary legislation as well as in political complexion. : The’Republicans of the Second District will be lacking in party loyalty as well as deficient in proper regard for their! interests if they do not make sure of Judge Woods’ election. . They have set up a strong and able man, thoroughly representative of his party and district, and they should rally to his support with unanimity and enthusiasm. If they do! this there will be no doubt of his election, At present the’ appearances indicate that he will not only receive the loyal, and united support of his own party, but will also receive a! large independent and Democratic vote. It could not be! more worthily bestowed.—Oakland Tribune. He is in political sym-. Fall and Winter Millinery. Past Understanding. In order to give her patrons the very W. F. Eschbacher, the genial editor latestand most fashionable millinery . of the Downieville Messenger, w& re. Back, Lest Manhood Impotency, Lost. Power, NightUreS Losses, Spermatorrheea, Insomnia, Pains in vil Desires, Seminal Emissious, Lame Back, Nervous Debility, Headache, Unfitnees to Marry, Loss of hotly Varico. ceie, or Constipation, Stops Quickness of Discharge, Stops Nervous Twiching of Eyelids. Effects are immediate. Imparts vigor and pot. ety t poked tauction, “Don’t get desponden'®. for a cure isat hand. Restorer small, CENTS y undeveloped organs. Stimulates the brain anc nerve centers. joc a box, 6 tor $2.50 b mail, A irittcn guaranteetocure or money refunded, with 6 too Circulars 5 at Address, BISHOP REMEDY CO., San Francisco, Cal. H. Di: KERMAN, Sole Agent for Nevada City. WOLF [fHE QUALITY Cash Grocer. IS THE OOOH OO9 0090009 ‘ul Camp s Concentrated Soup Oue can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only 15c or 2cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mcck Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Yan Camp's Strawberry Bee MY PRICES ARE RIGHT — Something new. Hoeft bas made a personal visit to San Francisvo and picked out one of the very largest and prettiest stocks ever brought to this county. ‘The goods are ngw arriving daily and are being put upon exhibit where they can been seen atany time. The clerks are pleased to show the goods and all who wish to hase first pick should lose no time, In her advertisement Miss Hoeft invites the ladies to visit her store before purobising elsewhere, ‘ a Stacey & Uregory Are Prepared lo take orders Yor connec'ing sewers Av;one desiring work done immediately should see John S. Gregory. tf: j for the fall and winter, Miss Eleano:: lieved of $30 by the chap who robbed the Downieville stage last Saturday: Mr Eschbacher was on his way home from Santa Craz, where he attended the Republiean State Convention. How he Ycame to have $30 in his breeches pocket after attending the convention is past the understanding of the delegates who went from here. Something wrong, when it is kao wn that the delegates from this county returned a week ago dead-broke, Eschbacher, please exain. : _ Windows, Doors, Paints. fine lumber of all description. TOWLE Bros. Co. ee For Life Insurance see T, B Gray. caus in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20¢a can. ' Pike's Peak Mineral Water, per case, $7.00 ‘ (50 quart bottles) Fresno Port Wine, pure and aged, $1.00 a Gal (Regular price $1,50 a Gal.) 3 Cab Shey, = = $1.80 a Gal __ Gisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) . Umported Olive Oil, pure, —78¢ a fell quart Clare, pare and old, == = Ae a Gal SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. All orders given prompt attention and delivered t any part of the city. Family trade solicited. A. & H. W. Hartung, Telephone West, 14. SUDAN UN —THE MAN WHO WRITES. This advertisement isjsweltering with tle heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of his famous Cream—on second thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of its superior thirst-satisfyin g qualities. In either case he would be sure of getting the best in town. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors, 43 ¢ renui Street HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk . Heinz Sour Pickles in Balk hing iil Packed in 3b . Heing Chow Chow, Re Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans : Heing Preserved Strawberries . _ Hein Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN 1 slephone No, 171, Commercial Street,. ae Es You can lie down © Window Shades, All Colors and = ‘ ‘Heing Mustard SEER VHE MONDAY. enn: omen Bh Itens That dome School B Vinton’s For pien: loy’s. Tailor m " ing’s, SpanishFoley’s. . Pig’s fee Jackson’s. Fine Jew elry store. * Gilt Edge at Tom’s P. Pretty ne cils at Vint Fine wa closing ou! Grandfat 45 cents at , If you we to Gallaghs We are hi the days ar Empty ' canbe had The Teac this city ox Call on I anything it For cold Bros.’ and . Wolf car Jellies and cents, Charles . raffled: Sati -Jagher. Van Oam 8lb. cans f Cash Groce The mem have a pre range on Si Garfield . entertain o evening. . Grass Vall The W. < business 0D the Congr member is At “The ( get the fin cigars, etc. all ye who. Superior Placerville ender will Court till Prewett of Saturday ‘playing o1 other boys struck on The foreh other than John Sy dent and the Marys: Water Co stockhold Board of serve for t A New The Mo Company tically cl "McCausia erection ¢ machines time past ing prac utility of headquar and How Many: m State ha unqualifi machine land yrot appliances will be pi an unlim for just whieh h: saving f P. SGold Say ed the o land at 200 acre David . Brown drowner of the rivers. and was Dauntl: this cit his unt This Bmith ing in: feighie up thre etreet, Sheriti di ns. “ae kinds Fates.

4 at Ar TRSDAY EY ¥.Suvpas Milo Lodg Meets « ¢ At Pyt _W. Oapar Cit; y We" ‘Traine on and lows. 5:20 rament ¢ Stockto ; 8:45 i i ix! « Boi Oa 4:15:p. 1 12:3! § San 1 Overla 10:00 A a @ aes S East a I LEA 3 10:0 Ie Ari 2 8:1! 9:3 = I:0 5:0 pas leav re Cc P E tt ( 4 art ‘ ai u t Fro Frot : Rat ed Mos: quain 4 ments ticula ‘ Uni Hen i ty of tt . Upea is or . @hNia, service j * Gaoue Suit ee _-eoffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo pod Varnishes. TowLe Bros.Co. tf ¢ TUE TRANSCRIPT] PEDUBLICAN . UNIBSS.CITIZENS REREGISTER =——isé. @QQQOSOOOOOOOOOOO ane omeyam WISDOM THEY WiLL LOSE THEIR VOTES. & Ladies’. Flannelettes 6 BROWN & CALEINS. 7 TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By “lait, $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1=2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E MONDAY...... SEPT. 17, 1900 =— For President— WILLIAM McKINLEY Of Ohio. For Vice President— THEO. ROOSEVELT Of New York. Presidential Electors at Large— SAM. M. SHORTRIDCE, WM. T. BARRETT Presidential Elector (2d District)— HAROLD T, POWER. Al t aerate JOHN: F. KIDDERFor Congress (2d District) Ss. D, WOODS. For Senator— JOHN R. TYRRELL. For Assemblyman— F. M. RUTHERFORD. For Supervisor (ist District)— JOHN M. BUFFINGTON, IN A BAD WAY, The Democrats Fail to Find a Candidate to be Sacrificed, The Democratic party in Nevada county is in a very bad Senatorial plight. Every prominent man in that party knows, as weliashe knows anything, that John R. Tyrrell w.ll be elected Senat.r by at least a thousand majority, no matter who they place ov their ticket. The best thing théy can do is to leave a blank space for thet office. They have scoured the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas for a candidate and cannot find a prominent man who desires to be sluugh‘eread in any such way. Several first-cixss “men. have been urged to accept the nomination, bat in every case they have peremptorily declined the emyty bonor, The convention failed to secure u victim on Saturday last and adjourned uutil next Thursday to make « nomination. ‘ihey will of course pluce a name upon the ticket, but the party named will not be verdant enough to waste any time or money in trying to secure the prize. If the Republicans bad nominated any other man then John R. Tyrrell there wou!d have beer: a dozen candidates for Senator. ee seg er Sick With Appendicitis. George I. Beckley of this city, who left here last week to attend the celebration at San Francisco, was taken quite ill Thursday ‘and the doctors in attendance thiuk he has appendicit's His many friends here will be grieved to hear of his illness and hope he will s00N recover. + owe Death of Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Mary Ann Cole, beloved wife of C. J. Cole of Bridgeport, departed this life Saturday morning, after an illness of several days. She wus 82 years and has lived in this county since 1850. The fuueral took place at Bridgeport thie afternoon at 2 o’clock. Dal Congressional Committee. A meeting of the Congressional Committee, for the Second District, bas been cslied to meet at the Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramento, on Thursday next at 2-o’clcck for the purpose of organization and making arrang2men p for the campaign. STate oF Ouio, City or ToLEDO, . Luoas County, bc Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that be 8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cueney & Co,-doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that seid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach aud every case of UATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s Cararsu Cure * FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to vefore fie ard subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of Deeember, A. D. 1886 A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pablic. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. All the year around the buyer will find.prices the same at OC. J. Brand’ Wine at Wolf’s. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel. and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county, The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1 50 per gallon. a S-tf, —_————+-19e + Cof-Farin, the great sutstitute for Cc. Gaylord & Son's tf _Four Diplomas at County Fair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels ' It Is Shown in Their Nominations for Congressmen. The Republicans of California followed a wise precedent in renominating Messrs. Metcalf, Loud, Kahn and Needham for Congress. They have stipplemented this display of wisdom by putting up exceptionally strong men in the other three districts. While the men named are new candidates for seats in Congress they are not new men. They are not unknown or untried, but are men who have made their mark and shown themselves worthy of their State and their party. It is a matter of especial gratification that the Republicans have put up a man of such strength and character as sides in Stockton, the stronghold of former Congressman De Vries. There is a strong independent sentiment in that city and De Vries received its full strength at the polls. Judge Woods stands high with this independent element because he combines ability and honesty with-a-sturdy, forceful quality that especially appeals to men who admire frankness and . courage. Besides being an old resident, Judge ~ Woods is a’ veteran in experience with an unsullied“reputation and a host of personal friends. : Although normally Republican, the Democrats have held the Second district ever since 1886. As San Joaquin county went so went the district. For sixteen years that has been the unbroken record. Judge Woods is just the man to redeem the district. He is an unexceptionable candidate, . and possesses strength that is of prime importance. A resi-. dent of the valley, he is in marked favor with the mountain. section of the district. Generally the Democrats have won’ play this game inthe present campaign, for Judge Woods is well known and popular inthe mining districts. Both the farmers and miners! have the utmost confidence in his fairness and integrity. a Samuel D. Woods in the Second District. Judge Woods re-/&0ds Snell & Fleming will sell their. man, today entertained a dozen lady Notwithstanding that only nine days remain in which citizens may re-register in time to vote at the coming Presidential election, many residents of this city and county seem to be under the impression that, as their names are on the old register, they are not required to re-register, The new registration law, however, makes its obligatory for all citizens to have their names enrolled every two years. The old great register has been cancelled and any citizens who have neglected to have their names entered again at the county clerk’s office this year will lose their votes unless they call and attend to the matter within the next ten days. The last day upon which the citizens may register for the coming Presidential election is Wednesday, September 26th. Extraordinary Low Prices. Gay Picknickers. z in order to make room for other} J.-A. Breut, the New York mining entire stock of .carpets at wholesale . guests of the National in a very novel prices during the next thirty days for. and delightful fashion. During the cash only. following are some of their morning the jolly party was driven to prices on these goods: Three-ply, 6714 . the various points of interest behind a and 75 cents per yard. All wool 2-ply, . spirited four-in-hand, and the after55 cents per yard. Rangpurs, 3) cents. 200n was spent in picknicking. Each per yard. Art matting, 22'¢ cents per. Succeeding year finds Nevada City yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65 . more popular as a summer resort, and cen s per yard. Brussels, ranging from . the numerous summer peo; le at the 6) to 75 cents per yard. Straw art. National make almost daily excurmatting. from 12) to 30 cents per. Sienstothe many pleasant spots in yard. The firm desires the public to . and around Nevada City. calland examine their goods. Read 2 i their new advertisement. Hurt at San Franoisco. a — Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks ! While drivinga team in San Francisco . Saturday, J. Riley of Grass Valley was ‘Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry. thrown from his buggy by having Gocds store, have just received from . another rig come in collision with it. the Kast a magnificent stock of Jack-. Two of his ribs were broken and one of ets, Coats and Wraps, all of the latest . his knees dislocated. ~* styles for ladies, misses, children and t-2e infants. The prices are in reach of Has the Sole Agency. everyone. Call early and get first choice. H. Dickerman, the druggist has a changed advertisement in today’s issue. He has something very interesting to -say about Dr. La Rue’s C. W.Bennett is in Nevada City and. cough syrup, for which he has the will call upon those for whom he is in. 80le agency of Nevada county. the habit of working. Others will. === please leave orders at the Post offise, Do You Want * ROSENBERG Bros. 2oe Piano Tuning and Repairing. Fresh Roasted Coffee Vet? ost wezt coco any ana. iene ‘jit is Crisp and Aromatic zeus Bank, on Saturday, Oct 6th, 1900, at 8 care to buy. ? by playing the mountains against the valley. Theyscannot . : Have You Tried TAYLOR’S Box 355. Pa s14-tf ~ . @ Good fleal ? If s6; go to the Star Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. specialty. Heals at All Hours—Day or Night. Frésh from the Roaster Every Day Ww. T. LARSON, Prop’r. If you haven’t we would like you to try it A Revelaticn to you if you have bad poor, stale stuff lately. Annual Meeting. 10,15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40c per Ib! -pue annual MEETING OF THE STOCK. . ‘ holders of the Sailor Flat Mining ComAccording tothe grade and variety you de pany will be held at the office of the Citisire. Samples cheerfully given if you don’t o’elcek p. m. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the t 1 Re, Se i transaction of sueh other business as y lee Gold Tea Free for All! iswrutiy'ccme before sald meeting. oe D. E. Drop in and Have a Driv Nevada City, Sept. 17, 1900. THE COMWERCIAL TEA 0.) t. C. LINDLEY, Comm ercial Street, Nevada City. Attorney and Counselor at Law. City. FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING (UP,STAIRS) . . F. W. TAYLOR . Mana ger ( Broad street, corner Bien” Nevete i @) Gowns and

oS IN” == MAHER’S WINDOW Ladies, our first shipment of F lannelette Gowns and Skirts have arrived and are now in our -window, prices marked in plain figures. They are not made by Boxers either, but good ‘honest white women. gThese goods come from the’best factory in the country. Ladies’ fancy Flatinelette Skirts, 50c. _ Ladies’ plain pink, plain blue and cream skirts, 50c. ‘ Ladies’ fancy Flannelette Gowus, full length, ae oh ~. ©000000000000 6000000066 Ladies’ extra fancy gowns at 85sc. Ladies’ fine flannelette Gowns, best value in America, $1.00.Ladies’ extra pink, blue and cream twill, $1.25. Ladies’ pink, blue and cream trimmed and tucked, $1.50. One lot spécial value, $1 75. O@ SEE WINDOW. ' MAHER & CO. . Look out for our Wrappers ina day or two—not made by the Boxers. OBOSES OO©OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOCSOOOHOOQOOOOOO . ©© I sdiclasiaineiaaiisiinisaatataiaiiaiaiatatanaien i mal Tables in bed and read * * with them. JAS. KINK EAD Has them in stock, and invites everyone to call and inspect them. He has also on hand a large stock of a a Clocks! Clocks! Clocks! If you intend purchasing a clock you should call and look at the stock of ~HARTUNG BROS. They have the finest assortment in the county. WATCHES FOR SALE AND REPAIRED IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Successor to F. C. Luetje. MORMON BISHOPS’ PILLS have been in use over 5¢ years by the leaders of P Mormon, ¥ Church and theirfollowers, Positivel cures the Ey SS, pee in old and young drtisiug trom effects ofse ¥" excesses, Of cigarette-smoking, which leads to tobacco heart. Judge Woods ought to be elected. pathy with the majority of the voters of the district, and is! identified with their interests by many years’ residence. His’ ability and character are guarantees that he will make a useful and influential representative in Washington. In every way he is eminently qualified to represent the district in the matter of necessary legislation as well as in political complexion. : The’Republicans of the Second District will be lacking in party loyalty as well as deficient in proper regard for their! interests if they do not make sure of Judge Woods’ election. . They have set up a strong and able man, thoroughly representative of his party and district, and they should rally to his support with unanimity and enthusiasm. If they do! this there will be no doubt of his election, At present the’ appearances indicate that he will not only receive the loyal, and united support of his own party, but will also receive a! large independent and Democratic vote. It could not be! more worthily bestowed.—Oakland Tribune. He is in political sym-. Fall and Winter Millinery. Past Understanding. In order to give her patrons the very W. F. Eschbacher, the genial editor latestand most fashionable millinery . of the Downieville Messenger, w& re. Back, Lest Manhood Impotency, Lost. Power, NightUreS Losses, Spermatorrheea, Insomnia, Pains in vil Desires, Seminal Emissious, Lame Back, Nervous Debility, Headache, Unfitnees to Marry, Loss of hotly Varico. ceie, or Constipation, Stops Quickness of Discharge, Stops Nervous Twiching of Eyelids. Effects are immediate. Imparts vigor and pot. ety t poked tauction, “Don’t get desponden'®. for a cure isat hand. Restorer small, CENTS y undeveloped organs. Stimulates the brain anc nerve centers. joc a box, 6 tor $2.50 b mail, A irittcn guaranteetocure or money refunded, with 6 too Circulars 5 at Address, BISHOP REMEDY CO., San Francisco, Cal. H. Di: KERMAN, Sole Agent for Nevada City. WOLF [fHE QUALITY Cash Grocer. IS THE OOOH OO9 0090009 ‘ul Camp s Concentrated Soup Oue can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only 15c or 2cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mcck Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Yan Camp's Strawberry Bee MY PRICES ARE RIGHT — Something new. Hoeft bas made a personal visit to San Francisvo and picked out one of the very largest and prettiest stocks ever brought to this county. ‘The goods are ngw arriving daily and are being put upon exhibit where they can been seen atany time. The clerks are pleased to show the goods and all who wish to hase first pick should lose no time, In her advertisement Miss Hoeft invites the ladies to visit her store before purobising elsewhere, ‘ a Stacey & Uregory Are Prepared lo take orders Yor connec'ing sewers Av;one desiring work done immediately should see John S. Gregory. tf: j for the fall and winter, Miss Eleano:: lieved of $30 by the chap who robbed the Downieville stage last Saturday: Mr Eschbacher was on his way home from Santa Craz, where he attended the Republiean State Convention. How he Ycame to have $30 in his breeches pocket after attending the convention is past the understanding of the delegates who went from here. Something wrong, when it is kao wn that the delegates from this county returned a week ago dead-broke, Eschbacher, please exain. : _ Windows, Doors, Paints. fine lumber of all description. TOWLE Bros. Co. ee For Life Insurance see T, B Gray. caus in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20¢a can. ' Pike's Peak Mineral Water, per case, $7.00 ‘ (50 quart bottles) Fresno Port Wine, pure and aged, $1.00 a Gal (Regular price $1,50 a Gal.) 3 Cab Shey, = = $1.80 a Gal __ Gisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) . Umported Olive Oil, pure, —78¢ a fell quart Clare, pare and old, == = Ae a Gal SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. All orders given prompt attention and delivered t any part of the city. Family trade solicited. A. & H. W. Hartung, Telephone West, 14. SUDAN UN —THE MAN WHO WRITES. This advertisement isjsweltering with tle heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of his famous Cream—on second thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of its superior thirst-satisfyin g qualities. In either case he would be sure of getting the best in town. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors, 43 ¢ renui Street HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk . Heinz Sour Pickles in Balk hing iil Packed in 3b . Heing Chow Chow, Re Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans : Heing Preserved Strawberries . _ Hein Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN 1 slephone No, 171, Commercial Street,. ae Es You can lie down © Window Shades, All Colors and = ‘ ‘Heing Mustard SEER VHE MONDAY. enn: omen Bh Itens That dome School B Vinton’s For pien: loy’s. Tailor m " ing’s, SpanishFoley’s. . Pig’s fee Jackson’s. Fine Jew elry store. * Gilt Edge at Tom’s P. Pretty ne cils at Vint Fine wa closing ou! Grandfat 45 cents at , If you we to Gallaghs We are hi the days ar Empty ' canbe had The Teac this city ox Call on I anything it For cold Bros.’ and . Wolf car Jellies and cents, Charles . raffled: Sati -Jagher. Van Oam 8lb. cans f Cash Groce The mem have a pre range on Si Garfield . entertain o evening. . Grass Vall The W. < business 0D the Congr member is At “The ( get the fin cigars, etc. all ye who. Superior Placerville ender will Court till Prewett of Saturday ‘playing o1 other boys struck on The foreh other than John Sy dent and the Marys: Water Co stockhold Board of serve for t A New The Mo Company tically cl "McCausia erection ¢ machines time past ing prac utility of headquar and How Many: m State ha unqualifi machine land yrot appliances will be pi an unlim for just whieh h: saving f P. SGold Say ed the o land at 200 acre David . Brown drowner of the rivers. and was Dauntl: this cit his unt This Bmith ing in: feighie up thre etreet, Sheriti di ns. “ae kinds Fates.