September 18, 1896 (4 pages)

ins 501.6: mound. . 200 feet: } spruce’ Kast. S. . tree & x come AON. R. \. Placer: uth byy 63, the Bloomatented;, sely a: fi “fo ou a,. dur— nn herethe pro~ rister. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1896. ist. iv 1860 BY.N. P. BROWN & CO. “A RE ENTE "TRANSCRIPT, prows « cazencs\County > N.P. BROWN. » In 8. OALKING. ‘ADVERTISING RATES. Made knowa on application. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-elass matter. . ; ‘MASSES AND CLASSES. As Viewed by William J. Bryan and _ JW. H. lL, Barnes. " (hey say. we are arraying one class of society against another. My friends, if a burglar comes to my house Lhave a right to call all_ my family.up to keep him out, And it does not make me mad if,’ a8 he starts away, he turns around and shouts at me that Tam trying to array my family against him. ‘When men array themselves against society, society has a right to array itself against them. When syndicates try to run this government, the people who are opposed to syndicates have a right to array themselves against them, Republican Convention. REPUBLICAN COUNTY is hereby called to sat Hida ub haute Monday, September 28, 1856, at 11 o'clock a. m., at Nevada City. County. Convention will be held on Saturday, September loth, At such times and places as are’ that reside in the respective townshi howev' hat. in. Nevada City 2p. m. to 8 p. m. on said September returns from three days after the said election. The fol lowing is the respective number of del net and one for each at the last Gubernatorial election. PRECINOTS. ’ DE Nevada Precinct, No.2.. oS ket "3 S ao Go Willow Valley. Indian Flat::.-:. Grass Valley, No.1..Grass Valley, No. 2. Grass Valley, No. 3. Grass Valley, No.4. Grass Valley,,No;, 5. Hill’s Flat..6.5--e eee Wis ‘and: no abuse their .agents can heap upon'us, fio names they can call us, can . Cottag Hill. drive us from “what we conceive to be uot only our, right but. our duty, to de fend our homes and our firesidesagainst The success of the Chicago ticket is: not dangerous to any man who wants to eat the bread that he earns. The success of the Chicage’ . Sweetland . 5 Birehville.. ticket is dangerous only to the man who their invasion. Wants to eat the bread that somébod else earns.—Extract from a Wisconsin speech by Bryan. There is no denying that Mr. Bryan is cute; that he knows how to dodge around a difficulty,. and to make laugh instead of an drgumént; , but should be-remembered that four years ago William J ennings Bryan was making precisely the'same sort of gspeeches out in Nebraska to induce people vote for Mr. Cleveland for President and himself for congress, ‘and he is now working the same old tacket for the same old purpose.of getting into office. “He knows also that the trust question aS -is not a political question; that no one favors trusts, and that free silver, ‘bought and paid for by a trust ‘of silver will not abolish trusts. “The whole speech from which the above -was taken is the merest clap-trap, and mo one knows that fact’better than .mine owners, Bryan, who delivered _ it. _Moreoy gome of the assertions above made are Of. all people whose interests would be jeopardised by independent free coinage and ‘practical,free trade, thoseof the man who wants to “teat the bread that he earns” rank mbsolutely false. first, while the man who wants to ‘* the bread that somebody.else ear ean,always take care of himself. _ New contrast this view of the question of sectionalism with the following extract taken from the great speech delivéred not long ago by General Ww. H. L. Barnes, at the Auditorium ‘in Francisco, Who can read the two tracts witheut feeling that the first is office, and the latter from a thoughtful man deeply concerned in his country’s welfare? There ought to. be no classes in nation, because there is nothing in country either of: wealth or position, of that is not equally power or energy, open to'all. ‘The poor of to-day may be The rich cannot the rich of to*morrow. entail” their accumulations, “and generation squanders what another has amassed. Our country is a wonderful equalizer of men and fortunés. humble homes fand the palaces proach each other and exchange occupants oftener than we think. poorly. nourished and ragged prospector in the mountain may with a blow of pick or hammer lift himself to opulence. The mechanic may invent that which may make him and his children perous. The.results of industry, denied to no. human being who aybert..-raniteville. Moore’s Flat. £33 North EiecaneeSs Relief Hill: Columbia Hill. Cherokee.. North San Juan French Corral..y Anthony House. Mooney Flat:. Senet IP et easant Ridge Indian Sprin: Rough and Truckee, No. a . Boca..-.++ A Ww it . Wou Bets nccsheeducteger teeta: 2 tse ens at the above primary election The test shall be; “Will electors for President. nated'to hold the polls, or no inspector to been appointed, the i autho: The said County Conyention the avg? ead of nominating the following rs: Superior Jud: fice re Twelfth District an the joint Thir Senatorial District for the. their. representative districts may be deci n to make no) Central Committee. ELECTION OFFICERS. er, . The followi various township eommittees spectors and con uct said election: No. 1—Polls at Ice House or, J.J. Hanle 1, J. Rolfe. evada No; 8+Polls at Court House. ypector, Js T. Morgan. specter Fiai-—-Polla at School. House. eat specter, uusland, . ns” . ° Gold. Fiat—Pdlls at Sehool House. spector, F.C. Bost. Indian Flat—Polls at School House. or. 8 r, Wm, Bee. pector, Valiey No. 2—Polls at Eagle House. Ins) San Building. Poapecter John Martin. oO. Inspector, asley. spector, Dan Hur Forest vee 3 spector, Alfr , Robert Deebl this spector. M. M. Hig tor, John Keller. Remember that I make a spePWashlagton Polle at School House. InLamps cialty of them. From the cheaplonjag Firmen real eqtase, t-te, ape = T. Worthley. est to the most elaborate will be found here. lying and. being te rt Ag ener hag gicoate one . Moore's Fiat—Inspector, L. G. Kelstrop. All kinds of State of Californie, ond. Known ome gee, kidTownship 15 N. “* 9 E.; also40 acres of railNorth Bloomfield—Inspector, R. D. spector, R. Penrose. The . *Pector bia Hill—Polls at School House. Inap~ js r, A. S. Bigelow. The r, John Curnow CG, S. Paine tor, R. Thomas. ‘W. M. Moulton. BA ry nd es for the election of delegates to the . 1% fixed b: members of the County Central Committee proid primary elections dre to be forwarded to the Secretary of the County vided, er, ti ig Grass Valley the polls shall be kept open from . . Mh. All. i Central Committee at Grass Valley within to which each ay bo is entitled, being one votes or fraction thereof for Hon. M. M. Estee . Nevada Precinct, No. 1.-+--.s:+seeeerretee 7 Nevada Precinct, No. 3..0-.ssererrtre Se! Loi ee ee OS R Tm Oe werotongee ou support’ the McKinley Tn precincts where no place has been desig«;. Plumbing ized to name the plate apd bet ae gy ‘ , Assemblyman for the electing delegates to tion. The delegates elected to the County Convention will form District Conventions in pose nominating Supervisors in the on d and Fifth Rupervisoe Distriqte; & the de 5 ected gen eve city, Grass Valley shall meet at sue time and place as upo nations for municipal officers. Also to‘elect a County have been designated by the to act as inNevada No. Polls at City Hall. Inspector, spect Grass Valley No. 1—Polls at City Hall. Inpee . Gill. Grass Valley No. 3—Polls at Reliance Builday Ins) r, C. BE. Miller. ass Valley No. 4—Polls ‘at McDonald's exGrass alley 5—Polls at School House. m. W Empire—Polls at Watt Park. Inspector, i ollgat School House. InFerri Hill's Flat—Polls at Hughes’ Building. Inspector, e. Buena Bet at School House. In; pector, R. R. Porter. this . ° Cottage Hijl—Polls at School House. Inns. Graniteville—Polls at Peck’s Hall. Inmore. Relief Hill—Polls at C. B, Landsburg’s. InPSherckee—Po 3 at School House. InPorth San J uan—Poils at Water Office. Inspectoriand--Polls at School House. Inspecter ville Polls “at Sehool House. InFrench Corral—Polls at School House. In(pF Contains no Mercury, H. DICKERIIAN & CO., f DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 30. Cor, Pine and Commercial sts. ee ¥ Els I ae Se Pat SiS 5 “And all other malarial complaints ig. arising from a Torrip LIvER . —-==CURED= By DR. LA RUE’S SURE CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE. (PRICE 15 CENTS.) e FOR SALE EXOLUSIVELY BY s Quinine, Arsenic or other Harmful Drugs. > . For particulars see Speed Programs. SR Re le ete, ROK, See oO CO 4 13 i { ; Fs } Pa ea <a Sah E > tion to GLENBROOK . THE TOWLE BROS. RACE MEETING. . . UTrotting and Running Races "Will be given under the direction of the —AT— —COMMENCING——SBYENTRENTA DISTRIGT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION GLENBROOK PARK "itcnitvait, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22,and Continuing Five Days. CO.----: All kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. a ay Between Nevada City TH Best of i i RUSTIC, FLOORING CEILING, . _ DRESSED LUMBER At Market Rates. yi $3500 In Purses Will be Given} sins, shingles, Pickets and Posts. & P. O. Address, Nevada City. Cro. FLETCHER, President, P. O. Address, Grass Valley. Apply for informaMULL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. x HEALTH Te rete ot ofurInInInInInHose ado 98 _ Sathon: ‘House—Polls at School House. In+ . spector, Vm. Davey raser, seeks y Flat—Polis at School Houser Inspector tle Polls at Eman’s Store. InGEO. E. TU RN ER temperance, order and economy are orang “ -spli ’ i tor, H: Walker. them. A rail splitter may develop inte *Peleasant Ridge— Polls at School House. Ina President and the son of a t miby bécome.a. leader of armies. There is po distinction between the common people of the United and the ‘‘creditor class” which should anner . spector, Ira Davis. Pind Roug tes . Store. Inapeoto®. Jas. Huntress. Truckee No. 1—Iinspector, F, A. Truckee No, 2—Inspector, Irish. F. M. Rutheran Springs oer atSéhool House. Inspector, T. J. aggoner. : sh and Ready—Polls at Sehroeder’s Notice to Contractors ij 2 , )ford. dake either the enemy of the other ord. Dolls at School House. Teqpantor ds ‘The creditor class exists every where. ‘The poor we have always.with us. z greditors are not only bankers, capitalists and financiers; they are an innumerable number of people of small and thrifty, habits. Each of th fions.of. depositors. in savings throughout the United States, the members of building associations and detors in trust companies, together ‘owe them between fite and six billions of dollars, is ereditorEvery old soldier who.draws 4 pension itor, and together they form an J. McDonald. The spector, Alex. Dryman. You J. 8. Goodwin. means Committee. e@ milbanks A.L. FisHER, Grass Valley, See’y‘A_K. Lorn, Nevada City. Lowell Hill—Polls at School House. InPolls at Sch6ol House. Inspector, sealed prop Asst. Sec’y. : Assessment Notice. which n Francisco, 6f works, Nevada County, ge Bosra OF One of to -whom. the United States Augusty180, an assessment, (10-7 4 ‘pays not less than $130,000,000. . capi 0 The debtor class is not made up cents share, W ae pose Pf the corporation, & of ras. mediately tn United States Gold cally insolvents who would: repudiate ern four, thsis Building, * -their debts if they could, but main they are honest folk stri get. on in this world under many diffiThe relations of the tw e injures the debtor, and whatever helps . Wee A eee 1.” a POWER PREREYAPA COUN 4 pect ody l place of Business, San Franc Colitornia, ‘Pocation b: that at a m . hereby €ivsheld on the Zith day of t, (No. 1 ) of twentyeeting of upon the you imn, to the the difice of the rompany, room San F ii rancisco, in the . Calif i / stock which the assessment shall ss, * recnin snpatd On the 30th day of mber, 1896 will be delinquent, and advert: for sale o are sO be on Tu gre. wre 1908, ¢ * the-del: rer at public auction. and unless paymaere Rg ones that, like the states them. of October, , to uent assessselves, whatever injures the creditor rs re ce Oks GROW, See Beygien . Cooking tor, Sam . *PWillow. Valle ols st School’ House. InStoves Hardware completest I ever offe: Crockery I can please you Firearms ; products of the i 40 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY 3] LINE WITH THES AGE OF PROGRESS. —— i¢. Sanitary . I make a special ploy the best wor the best materials. ices the lowest. ee Stoves ) Morning Light Heating . Pat. Todd Heater, ' Sunbeam Stoves . Box Patterns ae —s My stock of Fancy and Staple is this season by all As There Tinware inode on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. Iam sure . of in this department. If you want Have plain and fancy. The Paints, Oils Amqavers’ use. —— 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY.~ ) And others Richmond Grand Pacific \ Garland Westwood ) And others AND CUT: ing makers. of it. Lemnand use Spu Spu all Cash Works Wonders. Harness and Saddlery \JAIVES CAIRNS, Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness ..,.--+sesesseeeeees Double Harness...ae Sogn: pou aps Bug! Four-horse Whips. Soph Pads, per pair. 'wo-Horse Whi Bi. Best Harness Oi, ap GlOVES 2. Soc e sche cee cteogeceee CHEAPER THAN EVER, Broad st., opp. National Hotel has established the following : I. J. Ro.F#, Secretary, Md You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of Paper, Type and Ink all cut ‘a figure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the : PA Presswork. We claim to excel in these respects also. ; e For Five Cents Per Day e ae . STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING The same as in clothifig, Fashion in the Art Preservative. We have the newest a e haye the best of workmen. judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Printing plant in the county, and w See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy yOu. When You Buy Job Printing and the TENSCRIPT keeps up with the decrees of Dame . or both feet and Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. sh! BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, s . Commerelial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ACCIDENT 3 INSURANCE. Fidelity Mutual Aid Association, San Francisco, Cal. WILL PAY, according to the hazard of occu‘ pation, from 8,00 to a sen when un-+ EO ur t oer able to work through b i ally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, $208.00 to $650.00. WILL PAY. $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to work. LL PAY $100.00 for biggnag #0 expenses. WILL PAY, if rhe lose a hand and foot nd most lete Job. Absolute Pr bes, ee embere. oe m complet ° on e mem upon j ent Competent paying $5.0 life membershtp fee and quce of 4 es LIFE INSURANCE. ‘ Also issues policies of Life Insurance, pays ing from: $1! $5000 in case of re = pet $1! r week for secon ome ine : ness; also a 15 year u pay pag 2000 at death or $1000 at = of 16 years; One fee 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. 5 ‘ IF INSURED, -~ You cannot lose at your income when you are sick Or disabled b accident. The Fidelity ee gee ae ie Prejation in mee United eminently the Lar, dent a Health States. : h Tt has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States ; of California and_ Missouri, which, together e with, an ample Reserve Hund and large ~assets, a ny ts certificate an absolute guar~ antee of the solidity of its protection to ite zy Whips... 15 25 % Fi, cis os Feo Loci cay. sat beak oe obviws ee OES WP PSEPADINS co.cc ccc ccecs sce a 2 25 00 50 ) per gallo: Cue, Per DOK. 4+ erseseneseeseine shes odds the for is nothing of that kind that you cannot fin B a H It looks well, is everWire Fericing lasting and is cheap. ee land inclosed by rey adjoining oe ements, heredita: peu ba or in etn ny ments-thereunto belonging -. Public notice Thursday, the Ist Day. of October, best of nd other materials for Best ready mixed Paint sold. A. D. 1896, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, i front of the Court Ho dow nt Fine stock of of Nevad il at hn rephenere P for Catted A. G. _— Plaintiff, 8, GEORGE KRESS, Defendant. County of Placer, State of = in A. G. Bell is Pisitnelit gua" eoraektes 3 upon a judgm 5th day of September A. D108. Brag: ogo ($34 50), United Sta costs and interest @, have on coin, besides er itle, claim and i:fendant George Kress, of, is the bg Pa Sti LERY, represestates gold as od Biase right, title, claim the latest and the best . Kress, of, in and to the above described erty, or so much thereof as may be necessary ave Msi = to satisfy said: judgment, nd costs, babe eae hy e 3, etc., to the highest SHERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIO out of the Justice Court, No. 4 Noteup, ress is av f Thirty-Four Dollars and hae ants day levied upon all pertaining. hereby given that I will on defendant, George propDated September 8, 1008, rs . B. GETCHELL, Sheriff N By J. H. PASCOE, Deputy Reveds Coanty. FOR SALE CHEAP. Ts offered for sale at a bargain. 320 Acres of Land, . ¢ & Good House, / Yesterday consider it seriously you ,can scarcely help being reminded 0 And all necessary outbuildings, etc place; consisting of © are req! or of JOAQUIN LOPEZ. Notice is h ereby given that osals will be rehe Clerk of the By order of Republican County Central ceived by t NAT. P. BROWN, Chairman. Board of City Trustees of Nevada City until Thursday, ment wall, across “Deer at 8 o’clock p. m., for’ constructing a rock or cepiers to the Sept. 17, 18096, connecting the iron bridges Creek, on the Plaza side; also for filling in behind said wall, as per plans and specifications on file at By order ‘Trustees. the City Hall. f the Board of Watch and Jewerly —_— + That fine Ranch on Myers * Ravine, near Selby Flat, and known as ; ‘ MARK’S RANCH It consists of Also, will be sold, all the stock on the Horses, Cows, Hogs, Goats, Etc. Everfything on the place will be sold. Parties desiring a place of this uested to apply on the premises Manuel Marks. Nevapa Orry, Aug. 13. Empire Stable, Today up-to-date ideas, the Day TRANSCRIPT of Nevada City, Is of the county and in most all The business places too, we how they got along without it al—that makes the paper iund. sought for by all classes. Tomorrow day thereafter as the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its 4 departments. if ‘4 members. when that favorite Reliable Agents Wanted, Write old newspaper of. J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager San Francisco, Cal. UNION FRUIT STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR Frozen Eastern Oysters. Large Cans 60 Cents. Fresh Cocktails made of . Fresh Shell Oysters. ‘eee A. ARENDT. _—__B. A, WALLACE. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., ' Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of the u BEST B t SHE WORLD. to be be found in almost every well-regulated home hear people wonder and when you come to the really valuable news service—local and generes and right along each Union Livery Stable, Broad Street, opp 2 lagionet Sxeenne? Hotel, JAMES HENSESSY, . Prop’r. The Empire Liver, Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with olegent Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at short notice on reasonable terms. The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going a8 fast as any gens tleman cares to drive. a CHARLES HARRIS shop in the Coyote Streets, e in his line. PRICES LOW. T. H. Carr, Clerk.! WORK GUARANTEED. Repair Shop Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairiag Holmes Building, Corner Main an. And is now prepared to do ail kinds of work Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted r and assayed. Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars: Acids and Crucibles for sale. Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman,. Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. HOUSE AND LOT to remove to Vallejo and_ will sell his house and lot on Main street able résidence properties in C.J.NAPFZIUER, = % Prov’ Nevada City. Enquire on the ech, Peek, eae premises. TIMOTHY GILES, kinds of Mate PROPRIETOR OF oS COOL, SHARP BEER. Goods delivered ast market. oy oH E’ HUB. 9° . when you are thirsty and feel like taking a deisilats Eine guihee dapoue MILWAURKE BIW) 1 Gorner Pine Fine cod re SCHMIDT BROS., Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. CH AS. PECOR, LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine street He knows how to draw it, and it is en LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r ———— For Sale. The finest turn-outs in the ecounty,and plenty of them Open day and night NATIONAL. MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. The undersigned is about. AT A BARGAIN. It is one of the most desirBacon Lard, K. Casper. . Sems2tetnd'rerail “ait And all kinds of Meats usually Corner Pine and Commercial streets. Nevada City, Cal. Cool and Refreshing. tome at residence, Seoramento at., Nevada 4, & = 1 ft r % All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Private ee —-1n' sTOoE—__ LA ROSA t ssa Do You Want ; aGood Drink? . Plastering . Then Try PARNELL’S. Brickwork and Burke's Gaanine tries Fer, ygpr. ORNAMENTAL PLASTERMGe GOOD. CEMENT WORK a Specialty. as THE RECEPTION,” O’RBILLY & ‘ZIL pes 8

ins 501.6: mound. . 200 feet: } spruce’ Kast. S. . tree & x come AON. R. \. Placer: uth byy 63, the Bloomatented;, sely a: fi “fo ou a,. dur— nn herethe pro~ rister. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1896. ist. iv 1860 BY.N. P. BROWN & CO. “A RE ENTE "TRANSCRIPT, prows « cazencs\County > N.P. BROWN. » In 8. OALKING. ‘ADVERTISING RATES. Made knowa on application. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-elass matter. . ; ‘MASSES AND CLASSES. As Viewed by William J. Bryan and _ JW. H. lL, Barnes. " (hey say. we are arraying one class of society against another. My friends, if a burglar comes to my house Lhave a right to call all_ my family.up to keep him out, And it does not make me mad if,’ a8 he starts away, he turns around and shouts at me that Tam trying to array my family against him. ‘When men array themselves against society, society has a right to array itself against them. When syndicates try to run this government, the people who are opposed to syndicates have a right to array themselves against them, Republican Convention. REPUBLICAN COUNTY is hereby called to sat Hida ub haute Monday, September 28, 1856, at 11 o'clock a. m., at Nevada City. County. Convention will be held on Saturday, September loth, At such times and places as are’ that reside in the respective townshi howev' hat. in. Nevada City 2p. m. to 8 p. m. on said September returns from three days after the said election. The fol lowing is the respective number of del net and one for each at the last Gubernatorial election. PRECINOTS. ’ DE Nevada Precinct, No.2... oS ket "3 S ao Go Willow Valley. Indian Flat::..-:. Grass Valley, No.1...Grass Valley, No. 2. Grass Valley, No. 3.. Grass Valley, No.4.. Grass Valley,,No;, 5.. Hill’s Flat....6.5--e eee Wis ‘and: no abuse their .agents can heap upon'us, fio names they can call us, can . Cottag Hill.. drive us from “what we conceive to be uot only our, right but. our duty, to de fend our homes and our firesidesagainst The success of the Chicago ticket is: not dangerous to any man who wants to eat the bread that he earns. The success of the Chicage’ . Sweetland . 5 Birehville.... ticket is dangerous only to the man who their invasion. Wants to eat the bread that somébod else earns.—Extract from a Wisconsin speech by Bryan. There is no denying that Mr. Bryan is cute; that he knows how to dodge around a difficulty,. and to make laugh instead of an drgumént; , but should be-remembered that four years ago William J ennings Bryan was making precisely the'same sort of gspeeches out in Nebraska to induce people vote for Mr. Cleveland for President and himself for congress, ‘and he is now working the same old tacket for the same old purpose.of getting into office. “He knows also that the trust question aS -is not a political question; that no one favors trusts, and that free silver, ‘bought and paid for by a trust ‘of silver will not abolish trusts. “The whole speech from which the above -was taken is the merest clap-trap, and mo one knows that fact’better than .mine owners, Bryan, who delivered _ it. _Moreoy gome of the assertions above made are Of. all people whose interests would be jeopardised by independent free coinage and ‘practical,free trade, thoseof the man who wants to “teat the bread that he earns” rank mbsolutely false. first, while the man who wants to ‘* the bread that somebody.else ear ean,always take care of himself. _ New contrast this view of the question of sectionalism with the following extract taken from the great speech delivéred not long ago by General Ww. H. L. Barnes, at the Auditorium ‘in Francisco, Who can read the two tracts witheut feeling that the first is office, and the latter from a thoughtful man deeply concerned in his country’s welfare? There ought to. be no classes in nation, because there is nothing in country either of: wealth or position, of that is not equally power or energy, open to'all. ‘The poor of to-day may be The rich cannot the rich of to*morrow. entail” their accumulations, “and generation squanders what another has amassed. Our country is a wonderful equalizer of men and fortunés. humble homes fand the palaces proach each other and exchange occupants oftener than we think. poorly. nourished and ragged prospector in the mountain may with a blow of pick or hammer lift himself to opulence. The mechanic may invent that which may make him and his children perous. The.results of industry, denied to no. human being who aybert....-raniteville.. Moore’s Flat.. £33 North EiecaneeSs Relief Hill: Columbia Hill.. Cherokee.... North San Juan French Corral...y Anthony House. Mooney Flat:. Senet IP et easant Ridge Indian Sprin: Rough and Truckee, No. a . Boca...-.++ A Ww it . Wou Bets nccsheeducteger teeta: 2 tse ens at the above primary election The test shall be; “Will electors for President. nated'to hold the polls, or no inspector to been appointed, the i autho: The said County Conyention the avg? ead of nominating the following rs: Superior Jud: fice re Twelfth District an the joint Thir Senatorial District for the. their. representative districts may be deci n to make no) Central Committee. ELECTION OFFICERS. er, . The followi various township eommittees spectors and con uct said election: No. 1—Polls at Ice House or, J.J. Hanle 1, J. Rolfe. evada No; 8+Polls at Court House. ypector, Js T. Morgan. specter Fiai-—-Polla at School. House. eat specter, uusland, . ns” . ° Gold. Fiat—Pdlls at Sehool House. spector, F.C. Bost. Indian Flat—Polls at School House. or. 8 r, Wm, Bee. pector, Valiey No. 2—Polls at Eagle House. Ins) San Building. Poapecter John Martin. oO. Inspector, asley. spector, Dan Hur Forest vee 3 spector, Alfr , Robert Deebl this spector. M. M. Hig tor, John Keller. Remember that I make a spePWashlagton Polle at School House. InLamps cialty of them. From the cheaplonjag Firmen real eqtase, t-te, ape = T. Worthley. est to the most elaborate will be found here. lying and. being te rt Ag ener hag gicoate one . Moore's Fiat—Inspector, L. G. Kelstrop. All kinds of State of Californie, ond. Known ome gee, kidTownship 15 N. “* 9 E.; also40 acres of railNorth Bloomfield—Inspector, R. D. spector, R. Penrose. The . *Pector bia Hill—Polls at School House. Inap~ js r, A. S. Bigelow. The r, John Curnow CG, S. Paine tor, R. Thomas. ‘W. M. Moulton. BA ry nd es for the election of delegates to the . 1% fixed b: members of the County Central Committee proid primary elections dre to be forwarded to the Secretary of the County vided, er, ti ig Grass Valley the polls shall be kept open from . . Mh. All. i Central Committee at Grass Valley within to which each ay bo is entitled, being one votes or fraction thereof for Hon. M. M. Estee . Nevada Precinct, No. 1..-+--.s:+seeeerretee 7 Nevada Precinct, No. 3...0-.ssererrtre Se! Loi ee ee OS R Tm Oe werotongee ou support’ the McKinley Tn precincts where no place has been desig«;. Plumbing ized to name the plate apd bet ae gy ‘ , Assemblyman for the electing delegates to tion. The delegates elected to the County Convention will form District Conventions in pose nominating Supervisors in the on d and Fifth Rupervisoe Distriqte; & the de 5 ected gen eve city, Grass Valley shall meet at sue time and place as upo nations for municipal officers. Also to‘elect a County have been designated by the to act as inNevada No. Polls at City Hall. Inspector, spect Grass Valley No. 1—Polls at City Hall. Inpee . Gill. Grass Valley No. 3—Polls at Reliance Builday Ins) r, C. BE. Miller. ass Valley No. 4—Polls ‘at McDonald's exGrass alley 5—Polls at School House. m. W Empire—Polls at Watt Park. Inspector, i ollgat School House. InFerri Hill's Flat—Polls at Hughes’ Building. Inspector, e. Buena Bet at School House. In; pector, R. R. Porter. this . ° Cottage Hijl—Polls at School House. Inns. Graniteville—Polls at Peck’s Hall. Inmore. Relief Hill—Polls at C. B, Landsburg’s. InPSherckee—Po 3 at School House. InPorth San J uan—Poils at Water Office. Inspectoriand--Polls at School House. Inspecter ville Polls “at Sehool House. InFrench Corral—Polls at School House. In(pF Contains no Mercury, H. DICKERIIAN & CO., f DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Telephone No. 30. Cor, Pine and Commercial sts. ee ¥ Els I ae Se Pat SiS 5 “And all other malarial complaints ig. arising from a Torrip LIvER . —-==CURED= By DR. LA RUE’S SURE CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE. (PRICE 15 CENTS.) e FOR SALE EXOLUSIVELY BY s Quinine, Arsenic or other Harmful Drugs. > . For particulars see Speed Programs. SR Re le ete, ROK, See oO CO 4 13 i { ; Fs } Pa ea <a Sah E > tion to GLENBROOK . THE TOWLE BROS. RACE MEETING. . . UTrotting and Running Races "Will be given under the direction of the —AT— —COMMENCING——SBYENTRENTA DISTRIGT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION GLENBROOK PARK "itcnitvait, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22,and Continuing Five Days. CO.----: All kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. a ay Between Nevada City TH Best of i i RUSTIC, FLOORING CEILING, . _ DRESSED LUMBER At Market Rates. yi $3500 In Purses Will be Given} sins, shingles, Pickets and Posts. & P. O. Address, Nevada City. Cro. FLETCHER, President, P. O. Address, Grass Valley. Apply for informaMULL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. x HEALTH Te rete ot ofurInInInInInHose ado 98 _ Sathon: ‘House—Polls at School House. In+ . spector, Vm. Davey raser, seeks y Flat—Polis at School Houser Inspector tle Polls at Eman’s Store. InGEO. E. TU RN ER temperance, order and economy are orang “ -spli ’ i tor, H: Walker. them. A rail splitter may develop inte *Peleasant Ridge— Polls at School House. Ina President and the son of a t miby bécome.a. leader of armies. There is po distinction between the common people of the United and the ‘‘creditor class” which should anner . spector, Ira Davis. Pind Roug tes . Store. Inapeoto®. Jas. Huntress. Truckee No. 1—Iinspector, F, A. Truckee No, 2—Inspector, Irish. F. M. Rutheran Springs oer atSéhool House. Inspector, T. J. aggoner. : sh and Ready—Polls at Sehroeder’s Notice to Contractors ij 2 , )ford. dake either the enemy of the other ord. Dolls at School House. Teqpantor ds ‘The creditor class exists every where. ‘The poor we have always.with us. z greditors are not only bankers, capitalists and financiers; they are an innumerable number of people of small and thrifty, habits. Each of th fions.of. depositors. in savings throughout the United States, the members of building associations and detors in trust companies, together ‘owe them between fite and six billions of dollars, is ereditorEvery old soldier who.draws 4 pension itor, and together they form an J. McDonald. The spector, Alex. Dryman. You J. 8. Goodwin. means Committee. e@ milbanks A.L. FisHER, Grass Valley, See’y‘A_K. Lorn, Nevada City. Lowell Hill—Polls at School House. InPolls at Sch6ol House. Inspector, sealed prop Asst. Sec’y. : Assessment Notice. which n Francisco, 6f works, Nevada County, ge Bosra OF One of to -whom. the United States Augusty180, an assessment, (10-7 4 ‘pays not less than $130,000,000. . capi 0 The debtor class is not made up cents share, W ae pose Pf the corporation, & of ras. mediately tn United States Gold cally insolvents who would: repudiate ern four, thsis Building, * -their debts if they could, but main they are honest folk stri get. on in this world under many diffiThe relations of the tw e injures the debtor, and whatever helps . Wee A eee 1.”

a POWER PREREYAPA COUN 4 pect ody l place of Business, San Franc Colitornia, ‘Pocation b: that at a m . hereby €ivsheld on the Zith day of t, (No. 1 ) of twentyeeting of upon the you imn, to the the difice of the rompany, room San F ii rancisco, in the . Calif i / stock which the assessment shall ss, * recnin snpatd On the 30th day of mber, 1896 will be delinquent, and advert: for sale o are sO be on Tu gre. wre 1908, ¢ * the-del: rer at public auction. and unless paymaere Rg ones that, like the states them. of October, , to uent assessselves, whatever injures the creditor rs re ce Oks GROW, See Beygien . Cooking tor, Sam . *PWillow. Valle ols st School’ House. InStoves Hardware completest I ever offe: Crockery I can please you Firearms ; products of the i 40 YEARS IN NEVADA CITY 3] LINE WITH THES AGE OF PROGRESS. —— i¢. Sanitary . I make a special ploy the best wor the best materials. ices the lowest. ee Stoves ) Morning Light Heating . Pat. Todd Heater, ' Sunbeam Stoves . Box Patterns ae —s My stock of Fancy and Staple is this season by all As There Tinware inode on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. Iam sure . of in this department. If you want Have plain and fancy. The Paints, Oils Amqavers’ use. —— 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY.~ ) And others Richmond Grand Pacific \ Garland Westwood ) And others AND CUT: ing makers. of it. Lemnand use Spu Spu all Cash Works Wonders. Harness and Saddlery \JAIVES CAIRNS, Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness ...,.--+sesesseeeeees Double Harness......ae Sogn: pou aps Bug! Four-horse Whips.. Soph Pads, per pair.. 'wo-Horse Whi Bi. Best Harness Oi, ap GlOVES 2. Soc e sche cee cteogeceee CHEAPER THAN EVER, Broad st., opp. National Hotel has established the following : I. J. Ro.F#, Secretary, Md You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of Paper, Type and Ink all cut ‘a figure in determining the merit of the production. We use only the best of these. But no matter how superior they may be, still the Printing may prove inferior if proper regard is not paid to the Composition and the : PA Presswork. We claim to excel in these respects also. ; e For Five Cents Per Day e ae . STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTING The same as in clothifig, Fashion in the Art Preservative. We have the newest a e haye the best of workmen. judges admit the work we are now turning out to be the best. Printing plant in the county, and w See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy yOu. When You Buy Job Printing and the TENSCRIPT keeps up with the decrees of Dame . or both feet and Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. sh! BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, s . Commerelial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ACCIDENT 3 INSURANCE. Fidelity Mutual Aid Association, San Francisco, Cal. WILL PAY, according to the hazard of occu‘ pation, from 8,00 to a sen when un-+ EO ur t oer able to work through b i ally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, $208.00 to $650.00. WILL PAY. $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to work. LL PAY $100.00 for biggnag #0 expenses. WILL PAY, if rhe lose a hand and foot nd most lete Job. Absolute Pr bes, ee embere. oe m complet ° on e mem upon j ent Competent paying $5.0 life membershtp fee and quce of 4 es LIFE INSURANCE. ‘ Also issues policies of Life Insurance, pays ing from: $1! $5000 in case of re = pet $1! r week for secon ome ine : ness; also a 15 year u pay pag 2000 at death or $1000 at = of 16 years; One fee 10.00 per week for accident or sickness. 5 ‘ IF INSURED, -~ You cannot lose at your income when you are sick Or disabled b accident. The Fidelity ee gee ae ie Prejation in mee United eminently the Lar, dent a Health States. : h Tt has $6,000.00 cash deposits with the States ; of California and_ Missouri, which, together e with, an ample Reserve Hund and large ~assets, a ny ts certificate an absolute guar~ antee of the solidity of its protection to ite zy Whips..... 15 25 % Fi, cis os Feo Loci cay. sat beak oe obviws ee OES WP PSEPADINS co.cc ccc ccecs sce a 2 25 00 50 ) per gallo: Cue, Per DOK. 4+ erseseneseeseine shes odds the for is nothing of that kind that you cannot fin B a H It looks well, is everWire Fericing lasting and is cheap. ee land inclosed by rey adjoining oe ements, heredita: peu ba or in etn ny ments-thereunto belonging -. Public notice Thursday, the Ist Day. of October, best of nd other materials for Best ready mixed Paint sold. A. D. 1896, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, i front of the Court Ho dow nt Fine stock of of Nevad il at hn rephenere P for Catted A. G. _— Plaintiff, 8, GEORGE KRESS, Defendant. County of Placer, State of = in A. G. Bell is Pisitnelit gua" eoraektes 3 upon a judgm 5th day of September A. D108. Brag: ogo ($34 50), United Sta costs and interest @, have on coin, besides er itle, claim and i:fendant George Kress, of, is the bg Pa Sti LERY, represestates gold as od Biase right, title, claim the latest and the best . Kress, of, in and to the above described erty, or so much thereof as may be necessary ave Msi = to satisfy said: judgment, nd costs, babe eae hy e 3, etc., to the highest SHERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIO out of the Justice Court, No. 4 Noteup, ress is av f Thirty-Four Dollars and hae ants day levied upon all pertaining. hereby given that I will on defendant, George propDated September 8, 1008, rs . B. GETCHELL, Sheriff N By J. H. PASCOE, Deputy Reveds Coanty. FOR SALE CHEAP. Ts offered for sale at a bargain. 320 Acres of Land, . ¢ & Good House, / Yesterday consider it seriously you ,can scarcely help being reminded 0 And all necessary outbuildings, etc place; consisting of © are req! or of JOAQUIN LOPEZ. Notice is h ereby given that osals will be rehe Clerk of the By order of Republican County Central ceived by t NAT. P. BROWN, Chairman. Board of City Trustees of Nevada City until Thursday, ment wall, across “Deer at 8 o’clock p. m., for’ constructing a rock or cepiers to the Sept. 17, 18096, connecting the iron bridges Creek, on the Plaza side; also for filling in behind said wall, as per plans and specifications on file at By order ‘Trustees. the City Hall. f the Board of Watch and Jewerly —_— + That fine Ranch on Myers * Ravine, near Selby Flat, and known as ; ‘ MARK’S RANCH It consists of Also, will be sold, all the stock on the Horses, Cows, Hogs, Goats, Etc. Everfything on the place will be sold. Parties desiring a place of this uested to apply on the premises Manuel Marks. Nevapa Orry, Aug. 13. Empire Stable, Today up-to-date ideas, the Day TRANSCRIPT of Nevada City, Is of the county and in most all The business places too, we how they got along without it al—that makes the paper iund. sought for by all classes. Tomorrow day thereafter as the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its 4 departments. if ‘4 members. when that favorite Reliable Agents Wanted, Write old newspaper of. J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager San Francisco, Cal. UNION FRUIT STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR Frozen Eastern Oysters. Large Cans 60 Cents. Fresh Cocktails made of . Fresh Shell Oysters. ‘eee A. ARENDT. _—__B. A, WALLACE. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., ' Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., Makers of the u BEST B t SHE WORLD. to be be found in almost every well-regulated home hear people wonder and when you come to the really valuable news service—local and generes and right along each Union Livery Stable, Broad Street, opp 2 lagionet Sxeenne? Hotel, JAMES HENSESSY, . Prop’r. The Empire Liver, Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with olegent Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at short notice on reasonable terms. The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going a8 fast as any gens tleman cares to drive. a CHARLES HARRIS shop in the Coyote Streets, e in his line. PRICES LOW. T. H. Carr, Clerk.! WORK GUARANTEED. Repair Shop Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairiag Holmes Building, Corner Main an. And is now prepared to do ail kinds of work Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every description melted r and assayed. Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars: Acids and Crucibles for sale. Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman,. Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. HOUSE AND LOT to remove to Vallejo and_ will sell his house and lot on Main street able résidence properties in C.J.NAPFZIUER, = % Prov’ Nevada City. Enquire on the ech, Peek, eae premises. TIMOTHY GILES, kinds of Mate PROPRIETOR OF oS COOL, SHARP BEER. Goods delivered ast market. oy oH E’ HUB. 9° . when you are thirsty and feel like taking a deisilats Eine guihee dapoue MILWAURKE BIW) 1 Gorner Pine Fine cod re SCHMIDT BROS., Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. CH AS. PECOR, LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine street He knows how to draw it, and it is en LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r ———— For Sale. The finest turn-outs in the ecounty,and plenty of them Open day and night NATIONAL. MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. The undersigned is about. AT A BARGAIN. It is one of the most desirBacon Lard, K. Casper. . Sems2tetnd'rerail “ait And all kinds of Meats usually Corner Pine and Commercial streets. Nevada City, Cal. Cool and Refreshing. tome at residence, Seoramento at., Nevada 4, & = 1 ft r % All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Private ee —-1n' sTOoE—__ LA ROSA t ssa Do You Want ; aGood Drink? .. Plastering . Then Try PARNELL’S. Brickwork and Burke's Gaanine tries Fer, ygpr. ORNAMENTAL PLASTERMGe GOOD. CEMENT WORK a Specialty. as THE RECEPTION,” O’RBILLY & ‘ZIL pes 8