September 22, 1898 (4 pages)

unty Clerk, nee For Sheriff, 1€6" or Assessor, [ELM, a, ie ' Treasurer, » hee of Schools, ARS. 1ee t Attorney, TER. g . Reached. _ CER’s sEER _T EDGE $3 PURE. ss Agents roprietor. fa City. ° ated, ur complete sets holidays. Each or little ones to ‘ charming, dees range from ch overflowing ‘ remendous . Four’ months k Cred. wor ; st Raion, bar boris free. for payi part Drop all trash 1 our eXclusive O00 LCAGOL 0B Sut nny a lot of re Grand I em CHEAP. 1.75 and n brings ur winreer ----_present_at the prayer meeting to be ee EALIZES THE TRANSCRIPT DEATH OF A PIONEER, G. D. Gassaway Passss Away at His Parm In Penn alley. Charles Dorsey Gassaway; a native of . . Kentucky aged 74, died this morning at ——— his farm in Penu Valley. -He had been A Tune of Warning Is Played by the lake last Friday or Saturday night . 89 a fact at one time what he denied an+ suffering for six months past from a general breaking down of the constitution. He belonged to Mountain Rose 5 Lodge of Odd Fellows at Rough and Ready, and his funeral will probably take place Sunday under that order’s auspices. Mr. Gassaway wasa highly respected citizen and well known in most parts of thecounty, He wasa deputy county . assessor under the late E. Borid. He came to California in 1852. and engaged in mining awhile with indifferent. success. Fora time he -also followed his trade of stone mason, but has been most of the time engaged in farming. He leaves a widow to whom he was; married in 1855 and the following children: Oscar B., Sergeant of Company I; Seth, of the Excelsior Water Company; Mrs. Andrew Hurley of Grass Valley; Misses Emma, Etta, Annie and Alice, re i7é who reside at home; Mrs. Webber of recoguized, and complete Towle; and Walter Gassaway of Penn harmony prevails, the sucValley. a a cess of the ticket will be Were Neighbors Back East. imperiled. Those who Rev. J. R. Phelps, the new pastor of! have the interests of their the Methodist church at this city, was % : some thirty years ago a resident of Party at heart chia be willing to make sacrifices. . Lisbon, Illinois, and one of his neighbore was George C. Gaylord whowas/ Nomination on Saturday by no means’ indicates resided here twenty years or so. Mr. Phelps will arrive here on Saturday that election is certain. The enemy is arrayed afternoon’s train and is to preach Sunday morning and evening, Tomorrow noon Rev. W. C. Gray, % . Strongly against us. Let no mistake be made.— From the Grass Valle who has been one of the most popular pastors ever located here, will take his . held this evening, and invites all his. Union of today.— eee frieuds to be there also. = Official Organ. . From present indications the Democratic convention on Saturday will have several very difficult problems _to deal with, which will require cool deliberation and the exercise. of good judgment. Unless the strongest men in the party are nominated and every section of the county so far as possible departure for Modesto. He will be ‘ak It is clearly evident from these reA Strong Mining Company. marks made by Senator Prisk in the : fficial organ of the Democracy of NeThe Texas Mining Company, operat. ° ing in Willow Valley, is one of the best vada county that he at least fully realbacked corporations in the county. izes what a demoralizing disadvantage ‘The Korbel brothers who are the prinis party labors under this campaign; x 1 i and what he says further indicates his part that the convention to be held county, are extensively engaged ~ in ® : shipping and have wineries in the Napa Saturday will leave in its wake a series Valley. Their associates are Austrian of obstacles to Democratic success that capitalists of unlimited means. cannot be surmounted, gone around or sg brushed aside. Photograph of the Oregon. There is on exhibition in the Pine =a The Herald of this morning editorially street show window of Dickerman’s reViews the county and township ticket put forward by the Republicans. It is saakoe: eee : es ieee ee pleased to give its unequivocal endorsedeck scene on the warship Oregon ent to every candidate from AssemF s ~. blyman to Constable. The Tidings, Among the blue jackets in the picture Velagndhhs and Heputtions alan niente is Marine John H. Allen of this city, shied i P ; , . be equally well pleased with the work the likeness of the young man being of thé Republican convention. So it is an excellent one, cS zt all down the line.’ There is apparently The Dazziers Coming, Singular and most gratifying unani-, ity of desire on the part of the members of the Republican party to stand by their colors this year and re-establish themselves as the masters of the situation in Nevada county. If they re anything like*true to their proB B® Manager Jacobs has closed a contract with M. B. Leavitt & Son of the Bash Street Comedy Theater in San Francisco for a performance at this eity on Friday evening, December 234d, of the Dazzler Company, which is an‘ up-to-date attraction. 2} I) The Corona Courier man talked from the book when he penned the following sensible and true lines: “The other day, we heard a gentleman incidently remark that an election was the newsaper’s harvest. We have always been Going to North Bloomfield. On Saturday, October first, the drill team of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will visit North Bloomfield and give a public entertainment in the form of an exhibition drill and a stereopticon displry. piaciiveienandatren * Pee A New touse. idate was. the ope who did the reap‘. ing, while the newspaper was the one ae ee . that did the sowing. The paper gets A. D.: Alan today began. tearlag just what space it is paid for and in down bis dwelling hone oe Prose fact gives twice the space for which it arent FP _ tory to erecting a modis paid. It reaches a larger audience een home knits pines. : . than public speeches and red lights do, and is eternally at-it-day and night, A Very Surprised Man. week in and week out. The press is It was.a surprised man who wentinto. the greatest advertiser, and public Hibbitt’s, the Tailor Store on Pine. leaders know it and therefore they street, yesterday and saw him opening . spend most of the money in that way. up bolt after bolt of New Woolens for . The voice of a speaker becomes a trathe Fall trade, and when Hibbitt dition, hut the printed page lives on, ah quoted the low prices for suits and . argument renewed and ever renewing 4 ¢pants he was more surprised. But . to its hundreds and thousands of readwhen he was told they were bought for} ers. If you want the people to know Spot Cash he was not surprised at the . and either love og hate you, as circumlow prices, as he was a business man and } stances warrant, let the press take you ‘knows the difference “between buying . up.” .on credit and buying for cash. : : If you are thinking of getting anyMr. Offenbach, a Grass Valley tailor, -thing in his line see him and get his is likely to ask Saturday’s convention prices and you will leave your or-. ‘0 put him up as Public Administrator. pew ol . g90-t¢ 4 [tis urged by’his friends that.a tailor ee _ . hasasmuch right tomake the burial snit. . -* ‘Tue Leader milliner from San Fran-. o¢ , dead man who cannot afford a pri«isco is now at the Leader, Mrs. Fish-. ,.4, administrator as a coroner has to er’s, with an elegant line of millinery.) monopolize the making of coffins for and will remain three days. Please . hoge deceased persons who are too poor call. ae 820-3t_ . to bury themselves. Great Bargains. Ry Rg, ET The Oakland Tribune makes this No establishment in California offer Glikdriat’ comménk. which‘ applies ‘as such big bargains in clothing, gents well in Nevada county as in Alameda furnishing goods, boots, shoes, ot county: “The Democrats and Populists aape, eto. as J. Levy, of the Popular) . . decided to hold their county con_. Clothing Emporium, You can save ventions the same day. That's right—: fp Sollara by calling af this et nem DO so waste as little time as possible, for that is what it will amount to.” where. , 8-15 Hot Weather Food. E. S. Mainhart of Grass Valley is ee /_» . sgid this afternoon to have drawn out Nothing could be better than /the. \¢ the contest for Public Administracated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Hus an excellent ran of firstclass custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT -o.tice. a30-tf . Inquire at this office. 816-2t The Nevada County Democracy -. Nothing to justify a prosecution as the . Sific instances of untruthfulness, canfessions they can accomplish this end. 3 pi of the opinion that the successful can-} ’ d delicious pickled pigs’ feet and Aripe. 4. with the avowed purpose of appear' Situated on Main street. in good loment thereon, cality. Will be sold at your own price. Following is the text of the Supreme . Court decision in a Nevada county case: ‘nominate township officers, witness, only those portions of the Some miscreants got into Albert . evidence given before the Coroner can Johnson’s place at the head of Donner . be read showing that the witness stated while he was in town and looted the . other, or made statements inaterially place of everything they could carry . different. ee Bae a off, _ ‘oh oe Nor is it competent to introduce eviG. E. Riley, acting District Attorney, . ence showing that, upon another trial, and E. B. Power, court reporter, ar-. Upon a matter concerning which derived here Monday evening to look into . fendunt did not testify ‘upon his exacase of obtainixig money under false . ination in chief, he committed willpretenses. Mr. Riley found there was. ul perjary. . Specific bad acts, or speaccused had apparently acted honestly, . 20t be shown for the purpose of imThe case was dismissed, _ ec ". peaching a witness, H. O. Oliver and Mies Hattie Keenan. Where a defendant takes the stand in were quietly married at the home of . his own behalf, he can only. be: crossthe bride’s parents Sanday afternoon, . €xamined in regard to the matters conMr. Oliver is an employee of the 8, P. °eraing which he has voluntarily testiCompany and had lived in “Truckee . fied. Z > about a year before recently moving to. No previous waiver, or agreenie¢nt to Wadsworth. He is a young man of ex. Waive his constitutional privilege, can friends here. Miss Keenan was one of . his right when the occasien arises. Trackee’s best known young ladiés, EB StR Aer GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Bright,-vivacious and happy, shé was very popular among her associates. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A: Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told E. Keenan. — : Over The Telephone, A HARD-BBADED MINER, . & 7. pits en Domes ana : te for Justice of the Peace, . ; ras s Messrs. Mackay, Flood and TeEscapes Serious Injury. . “Miss Cora Overmyer arrived yesterRobert 8. Cameron, a well known . ay on a visit to her brother, Ed Overminer, was sevérely injured shortly . ™yerafter 11 o’clock this morning, while} Rev. John Williams and wife arrived working in a shaft a short distance’ here on last night’s train. He. is to west of his residence on North A near . Preach on the Indian Springs circuit. Mill street, says the Virginia Chronicle. Congressman De Vries, Democratic of yesterday. Mr. Cameron had just . C@ndidate for re-election, will speak in loaded a bucket with waste rock and it. Grass Valley on Saturday evening, was being hoisted to the surface by . October Ist. his partners, When within fifteen feet} A female advance agent is here arped and the bucket went crashing to. Remedy Company’s show next week. the bottom of the shaft, forty-five feet . She is a hustler. below: Thomas Oliver, pamp man at the W. In its descent it struck Mr. Oameron . YO. D. mine, was badly hurt this on the left side of the head and glanc-; ™orning by being caught between the ing passed over his left shonider leay-. PU™Mp rod and the shaft. Both bones ing the mark of the blow of the bucket . Of his right fore arm were broken and bottom plainly visible om his back. . the head of a bolt tore the flesh painThe scalp was stripped clear of flesh . fally. It may be necessary to ampufor several inches where the bucket . tate the arm at the elbow, but the: docstruck it in descending, but fortunately . tor will try his best to save it. . the blow did not fracture the skull and 4 the injuries, though painful, are not. “Tis love that makes the world’ go considered serious by his physician. . round,” she blithely sang. “Then how The bucket with its load of rock. do you account for the action of the weighed probably 400 pounds and Mr. moon and stars?” asked the young Cameron’s escape from fatal injary is! man from Boston in his severely: pracremarkable. ; tical way. And he doesn’t know to a —w this day how much he missed by takSocial Saturday Night. ing such a prosaic view of the matter, ‘oli ins a ew eld for the Ame _ There is much interest in the possible . . emplary habits and has numerous. be held against him. He may claim} of the surface the windlass crank slip. Té0ging-for-the coming of the Pacific. _ Pesources of our new possessions in the neering and Mining Journal. Nodoabt there will be a great deal. of prospecting’ done in Cuba and Puerto Rico when they are fairly under the rule of the United States, and in the Philipare to retain them. 4 ‘Sach mineral deposits as the Islands, both in the Gulf and in the East, contain, have been very imperfectly exPlored and hardly developed at all. The iron ores of Cuba are the only minerals which have attained any economic importance as yet. : We hardly Know yet what can be done with these new territories, though there does not seem to be sufficient ground for a mining boom in any of them. It is quite probable, however, that sume openings may be found for developments, CERT cineca are the seat or the starting point of. many maladies, all of them serious, all more or less painful, and all of them tending, unless cured, to a ‘fatal end. No organs of the body are more delicate or more sensitive than the kidneys, When symptoms of disease appear in them not & moment is to be lost if health isto be restored. The best way to {reat the kidneys is through the: blood, cleansing it from the poison. ous matter which is usually at the bottom of kidney complaints. For this purpose there is no remedy _ equal to Ager’s Sarsaparilia’ “For many years I have been a constant sufferer from kidney trouble, and have tried a number of largely advertised kidney cures without benefit. At last a friend advised me to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The use of eight bottles of this remedy entirely cured my malady.’’— Mary MILLER, 1233 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sd Prof. John Michell will give the first ee Tue Victor mine at Cripple Creek social.dance of the season on Saturday 1 ‘ i ? night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Iadies Colorado, is so productive that the cost : : of every dollar’s worth of gold yield is will be admitted free. 4t only forty cents, SACRAMENTO and Yolo counties redress Box 55, Grass Valley. s21 MISS THOMAS, Teacher of Piano Forte, Leave orders at Vinton’s drug store or adDoctor Gave H00d'S . ports soca es crop. Reduced in Weight by Serious IilHood’s Sarsaparilla. “The grip left my system in a very weak state. I had fallen off in weight from 140 to 119 pounds. I called on my . : doctor to give me something to. build me ap. He advised me to try a change of climate and also gave me Hood’s Sarsapa: rilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ . WWill Take Place and that I would not need any other medicine. After I had taken the first bottle I found myeelf greatly improved. I procured another bottle and also a box of Hood’s Pills and I wassoon perfectly well. I have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparillaasa ness—Caining Fast by Taking The First Fall Opening oO Nama: —STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York; And the remaining days of this week, At the LEADER MILLINERY STORE, To-Morrow BROAD STREET. tonic and blood medicine and havealways found it good, My husband and little daughter have also taken it_with benefit. se $ OK I have found Hood’s Pills an excellent NN ANTAN ENA tathartic.” Mrs. C. F; Rorg, Vernon RS Sutter Co., via Nicolaus, California. Sh rewd People Hood’s Sarsaparilla Buy Is the best-—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. : purely table, Hood’s Pills. ccretuty prepared 250. . SK JAMES K George E. Riley Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomnating Convention. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. value for their money, aad when it comes to anything in the line of FURNIfLURE they have found that Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furniture call at his stores. @# Hy # You Will Profit Thereby. : BEAT ATS AS AS AS AS AS AS BS AWS AS AS AS AS AS GS Wd VSS ASF A things where/they get the most N. INKEAD,. % q ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best°of attention given to transient customers. Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. Delinquent Notice, A SUERTE GOLD, MINING COMPANY: 404 Bontqocem, street, San Francisco, California. pn of works, Nevada City, : re are delinquent upon the folpertng: eeeetee stock on t of assessIrene nen mz Ladies, You Will Save Woney And obtain the most beautiful and latest ny ewctacey oe Miss Eleanor B. Hoeft, i Who is receiving goods daily from those cities and is therefore prepared to sell at the lowest prices. Broad St,, -Next Duor to County Treasurer’s Office, TTVETWITPTTVTTVTTW TNT TYTN sold at the Beehive. They aré the. in¢ before Saturday’s convention as a Rose, Trustee. .90 2500 «$62 50 ——= . choicest selected goods. For sale in. .ndidate for the nomination of. Re-. “And insscordance with law,and. an q: antities to suit. [tf]J.J.dacKSON. . .opaor, He evidently feels that it is Yt “Angus 850. ma iy x on ithe 3 a OFFICE AND YARD, Ss on ee as well todie at the polis for a sheep. parcel of such stock as may be necessary w : seater sn (eri nie hes eee ae Sie One of the best fitted up and best loHouse and Lot For Sale. of Septermber’ 1808,at the hour ot 1 o'clock . . catt om ue trad City. Prt, of . \ Office—401 Montgomery Street, San F: . lopem ornia. ed a going elsewhere, Be 33, wr tafe as as, West Indies, and in the Hast Indies} \ $i . 1 Nene lies MOC bepad[Rppellant. Murder, Eeversed. __jxlsé, and « good deal of inquiry as tol” Wk Sights Breakers Ahead. -*}Nean office at 8 o'clock Thursday evenFor the parpose of impeaching aj their mineral deposits, says’ the Engipines also, should it be decided that we Cleorance Sale prices upon Hore Area Few Bangi . _ Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair, : _, Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. aoe : . {Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular $2 Shoe, will be closed ont for $1 per pair. . Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out ro cents. -_Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now to cents. Men's Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at SO cents. * All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to-t5 cents. _ Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Plast Wile ‘This Pris Are Stily Cas The Popular : Clothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. : Commercial Street---Telephone 203, ar by mT my AY ay ay mY mY ay AY mY mY mY AY mY mY RY RY RY BY RY PQS ot 4S 8 AS OY 8 ee oe WW Oe 8 Ue oe We uw uw le ye ue ue ae “Wears in the way of Jewelry is not Seng conspicuons, but. it Should be good. Many flimsy articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to wear. . Look at our line of Scarf Pins, Shirt: Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and, Cuff Buttons and the more important artistes such as Watelfes, Chains, Rings, etc. and your good taste will immediately_recognize them as being of sterling merit. @ They are rich in design, cl.aste in workmanship, and fine in @ quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. \G\G \G \a\ Gi \aA . \ a \a aS YY Ae Ww Ww 48 48 48 48 48 AW LW \G\a \ a a PD. PPP a” BY Rl PP Watchmakers and Jewelers. \E\G GG \G\ Ga’ CoO Spe Cece ee ee \G a PPP arm mY my me” By me” mY my Ay mY mY BY RY RY BY mY ORY oY Dp ap Ca Cp ep pen “4 s_The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ray Vv MADE IN NEVADA Crry + By “GIFBRB,”’ S. of Md. THINK IT OVER . We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? aA. B. WOLF: “CASH GROCER,Sells For Cash; e ! See ~ Gives You Best Value For Your Money ; ‘Has the Best Quatity of Goods. sania inestoneaae ut ; F Try our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart.33Willgsell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY,

unty Clerk, nee For Sheriff, 1€6" or Assessor, [ELM, a, ie ' Treasurer, » hee of Schools, ARS. 1ee t Attorney, TER. g . Reached. _ CER’s sEER _T EDGE $3 PURE. ss Agents roprietor. fa City. ° ated, ur complete sets holidays. Each or little ones to ‘ charming, dees range from ch overflowing ‘ remendous . Four’ months k Cred. wor ; st Raion, bar boris free. for payi part Drop all trash 1 our eXclusive O00 LCAGOL 0B Sut nny a lot of re Grand I em CHEAP. 1.75 and n brings ur winreer ----_present_at the prayer meeting to be ee EALIZES THE TRANSCRIPT DEATH OF A PIONEER, G. D. Gassaway Passss Away at His Parm In Penn alley. Charles Dorsey Gassaway; a native of . . Kentucky aged 74, died this morning at ——— his farm in Penu Valley. -He had been A Tune of Warning Is Played by the lake last Friday or Saturday night . 89 a fact at one time what he denied an+ suffering for six months past from a general breaking down of the constitution. He belonged to Mountain Rose 5 Lodge of Odd Fellows at Rough and Ready, and his funeral will probably take place Sunday under that order’s auspices. Mr. Gassaway wasa highly respected citizen and well known in most parts of thecounty, He wasa deputy county . assessor under the late E. Borid. He came to California in 1852. and engaged in mining awhile with indifferent. success. Fora time he -also followed his trade of stone mason, but has been most of the time engaged in farming. He leaves a widow to whom he was; married in 1855 and the following children: Oscar B., Sergeant of Company I; Seth, of the Excelsior Water Company; Mrs. Andrew Hurley of Grass Valley; Misses Emma, Etta, Annie and Alice, re i7é who reside at home; Mrs. Webber of recoguized, and complete Towle; and Walter Gassaway of Penn harmony prevails, the sucValley. a a cess of the ticket will be Were Neighbors Back East. imperiled. Those who Rev. J. R. Phelps, the new pastor of! have the interests of their the Methodist church at this city, was % : some thirty years ago a resident of Party at heart chia be willing to make sacrifices. . Lisbon, Illinois, and one of his neighbore was George C. Gaylord whowas/ Nomination on Saturday by no means’ indicates resided here twenty years or so. Mr. Phelps will arrive here on Saturday that election is certain. The enemy is arrayed afternoon’s train and is to preach Sunday morning and evening, Tomorrow noon Rev. W. C. Gray, % . Strongly against us. Let no mistake be made.— From the Grass Valle who has been one of the most popular pastors ever located here, will take his . held this evening, and invites all his. Union of today.— eee frieuds to be there also. = Official Organ. . From present indications the Democratic convention on Saturday will have several very difficult problems _to deal with, which will require cool deliberation and the exercise. of good judgment. Unless the strongest men in the party are nominated and every section of the county so far as possible departure for Modesto. He will be ‘ak It is clearly evident from these reA Strong Mining Company. marks made by Senator Prisk in the : fficial organ of the Democracy of NeThe Texas Mining Company, operat. ° ing in Willow Valley, is one of the best vada county that he at least fully realbacked corporations in the county. izes what a demoralizing disadvantage ‘The Korbel brothers who are the prinis party labors under this campaign; x 1 i and what he says further indicates his part that the convention to be held county, are extensively engaged ~ in ® : shipping and have wineries in the Napa Saturday will leave in its wake a series Valley. Their associates are Austrian of obstacles to Democratic success that capitalists of unlimited means. cannot be surmounted, gone around or sg brushed aside. Photograph of the Oregon. There is on exhibition in the Pine =a The Herald of this morning editorially street show window of Dickerman’s reViews the county and township ticket put forward by the Republicans. It is saakoe: eee : es ieee ee pleased to give its unequivocal endorsedeck scene on the warship Oregon ent to every candidate from AssemF s ~. blyman to Constable. The Tidings, Among the blue jackets in the picture Velagndhhs and Heputtions alan niente is Marine John H. Allen of this city, shied i P ; , . be equally well pleased with the work the likeness of the young man being of thé Republican convention. So it is an excellent one, cS zt all down the line.’ There is apparently The Dazziers Coming, Singular and most gratifying unani-, ity of desire on the part of the members of the Republican party to stand by their colors this year and re-establish themselves as the masters of the situation in Nevada county. If they re anything like*true to their proB B® Manager Jacobs has closed a contract with M. B. Leavitt & Son of the Bash Street Comedy Theater in San Francisco for a performance at this eity on Friday evening, December 234d, of the Dazzler Company, which is an‘ up-to-date attraction. 2} I) The Corona Courier man talked from the book when he penned the following sensible and true lines: “The other day, we heard a gentleman incidently remark that an election was the newsaper’s harvest. We have always been Going to North Bloomfield. On Saturday, October first, the drill team of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will visit North Bloomfield and give a public entertainment in the form of an exhibition drill and a stereopticon displry. piaciiveienandatren * Pee A New touse. idate was. the ope who did the reap‘. ing, while the newspaper was the one ae ee . that did the sowing. The paper gets A. D.: Alan today began. tearlag just what space it is paid for and in down bis dwelling hone oe Prose fact gives twice the space for which it arent FP _ tory to erecting a modis paid. It reaches a larger audience een home knits pines. : . than public speeches and red lights do, and is eternally at-it-day and night, A Very Surprised Man. week in and week out. The press is It was.a surprised man who wentinto. the greatest advertiser, and public Hibbitt’s, the Tailor Store on Pine. leaders know it and therefore they street, yesterday and saw him opening . spend most of the money in that way. up bolt after bolt of New Woolens for . The voice of a speaker becomes a trathe Fall trade, and when Hibbitt dition, hut the printed page lives on, ah quoted the low prices for suits and . argument renewed and ever renewing 4 ¢pants he was more surprised. But . to its hundreds and thousands of readwhen he was told they were bought for} ers. If you want the people to know Spot Cash he was not surprised at the . and either love og hate you, as circumlow prices, as he was a business man and } stances warrant, let the press take you ‘knows the difference “between buying . up.” .on credit and buying for cash. : : If you are thinking of getting anyMr. Offenbach, a Grass Valley tailor, -thing in his line see him and get his is likely to ask Saturday’s convention prices and you will leave your or-. ‘0 put him up as Public Administrator. pew ol . g90-t¢ 4 [tis urged by’his friends that.a tailor ee _ . hasasmuch right tomake the burial snit. . -* ‘Tue Leader milliner from San Fran-. o¢ , dead man who cannot afford a pri«isco is now at the Leader, Mrs. Fish-. ,.4, administrator as a coroner has to er’s, with an elegant line of millinery.) monopolize the making of coffins for and will remain three days. Please . hoge deceased persons who are too poor call. ae 820-3t_ . to bury themselves. Great Bargains. Ry Rg, ET The Oakland Tribune makes this No establishment in California offer Glikdriat’ comménk. which‘ applies ‘as such big bargains in clothing, gents well in Nevada county as in Alameda furnishing goods, boots, shoes, ot county: “The Democrats and Populists aape, eto. as J. Levy, of the Popular) . . decided to hold their county con_. Clothing Emporium, You can save ventions the same day. That's right—: fp Sollara by calling af this et nem DO so waste as little time as possible, for that is what it will amount to.” where. , 8-15 Hot Weather Food. E. S. Mainhart of Grass Valley is ee /_» . sgid this afternoon to have drawn out Nothing could be better than /the. \¢ the contest for Public Administracated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Hus an excellent ran of firstclass custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT -o.tice. a30-tf . Inquire at this office. 816-2t The Nevada County Democracy -. Nothing to justify a prosecution as the . Sific instances of untruthfulness, canfessions they can accomplish this end. 3 pi of the opinion that the successful can-} ’ d delicious pickled pigs’ feet and Aripe. 4. with the avowed purpose of appear' Situated on Main street. in good loment thereon, cality. Will be sold at your own price. Following is the text of the Supreme . Court decision in a Nevada county case: ‘nominate township officers, witness, only those portions of the Some miscreants got into Albert . evidence given before the Coroner can Johnson’s place at the head of Donner . be read showing that the witness stated while he was in town and looted the . other, or made statements inaterially place of everything they could carry . different. ee Bae a off, _ ‘oh oe Nor is it competent to introduce eviG. E. Riley, acting District Attorney, . ence showing that, upon another trial, and E. B. Power, court reporter, ar-. Upon a matter concerning which derived here Monday evening to look into . fendunt did not testify ‘upon his exacase of obtainixig money under false . ination in chief, he committed willpretenses. Mr. Riley found there was. ul perjary. . Specific bad acts, or speaccused had apparently acted honestly, . 20t be shown for the purpose of imThe case was dismissed, _ ec ". peaching a witness, H. O. Oliver and Mies Hattie Keenan. Where a defendant takes the stand in were quietly married at the home of . his own behalf, he can only. be: crossthe bride’s parents Sanday afternoon, . €xamined in regard to the matters conMr. Oliver is an employee of the 8, P. °eraing which he has voluntarily testiCompany and had lived in “Truckee . fied. Z > about a year before recently moving to. No previous waiver, or agreenie¢nt to Wadsworth. He is a young man of ex. Waive his constitutional privilege, can friends here. Miss Keenan was one of . his right when the occasien arises. Trackee’s best known young ladiés, EB StR Aer GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Bright,-vivacious and happy, shé was very popular among her associates. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A: Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told E. Keenan. — : Over The Telephone, A HARD-BBADED MINER, . & 7. pits en Domes ana : te for Justice of the Peace, . ; ras s Messrs. Mackay, Flood and TeEscapes Serious Injury. . “Miss Cora Overmyer arrived yesterRobert 8. Cameron, a well known . ay on a visit to her brother, Ed Overminer, was sevérely injured shortly . ™yerafter 11 o’clock this morning, while} Rev. John Williams and wife arrived working in a shaft a short distance’ here on last night’s train. He. is to west of his residence on North A near . Preach on the Indian Springs circuit. Mill street, says the Virginia Chronicle. Congressman De Vries, Democratic of yesterday. Mr. Cameron had just . C@ndidate for re-election, will speak in loaded a bucket with waste rock and it. Grass Valley on Saturday evening,

was being hoisted to the surface by . October Ist. his partners, When within fifteen feet} A female advance agent is here arped and the bucket went crashing to. Remedy Company’s show next week. the bottom of the shaft, forty-five feet . She is a hustler. below: Thomas Oliver, pamp man at the W. In its descent it struck Mr. Oameron . YO. D. mine, was badly hurt this on the left side of the head and glanc-; ™orning by being caught between the ing passed over his left shonider leay-. PU™Mp rod and the shaft. Both bones ing the mark of the blow of the bucket . Of his right fore arm were broken and bottom plainly visible om his back. . the head of a bolt tore the flesh painThe scalp was stripped clear of flesh . fally. It may be necessary to ampufor several inches where the bucket . tate the arm at the elbow, but the: docstruck it in descending, but fortunately . tor will try his best to save it. . the blow did not fracture the skull and 4 the injuries, though painful, are not. “Tis love that makes the world’ go considered serious by his physician. . round,” she blithely sang. “Then how The bucket with its load of rock. do you account for the action of the weighed probably 400 pounds and Mr. moon and stars?” asked the young Cameron’s escape from fatal injary is! man from Boston in his severely: pracremarkable. ; tical way. And he doesn’t know to a —w this day how much he missed by takSocial Saturday Night. ing such a prosaic view of the matter, ‘oli ins a ew eld for the Ame _ There is much interest in the possible . . emplary habits and has numerous. be held against him. He may claim} of the surface the windlass crank slip. Té0ging-for-the coming of the Pacific. _ Pesources of our new possessions in the neering and Mining Journal. Nodoabt there will be a great deal. of prospecting’ done in Cuba and Puerto Rico when they are fairly under the rule of the United States, and in the Philipare to retain them. 4 ‘Sach mineral deposits as the Islands, both in the Gulf and in the East, contain, have been very imperfectly exPlored and hardly developed at all. The iron ores of Cuba are the only minerals which have attained any economic importance as yet. : We hardly Know yet what can be done with these new territories, though there does not seem to be sufficient ground for a mining boom in any of them. It is quite probable, however, that sume openings may be found for developments, CERT cineca are the seat or the starting point of. many maladies, all of them serious, all more or less painful, and all of them tending, unless cured, to a ‘fatal end. No organs of the body are more delicate or more sensitive than the kidneys, When symptoms of disease appear in them not & moment is to be lost if health isto be restored. The best way to {reat the kidneys is through the: blood, cleansing it from the poison. ous matter which is usually at the bottom of kidney complaints. For this purpose there is no remedy _ equal to Ager’s Sarsaparilia’ “For many years I have been a constant sufferer from kidney trouble, and have tried a number of largely advertised kidney cures without benefit. At last a friend advised me to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The use of eight bottles of this remedy entirely cured my malady.’’— Mary MILLER, 1233 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sd Prof. John Michell will give the first ee Tue Victor mine at Cripple Creek social.dance of the season on Saturday 1 ‘ i ? night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Iadies Colorado, is so productive that the cost : : of every dollar’s worth of gold yield is will be admitted free. 4t only forty cents, SACRAMENTO and Yolo counties redress Box 55, Grass Valley. s21 MISS THOMAS, Teacher of Piano Forte, Leave orders at Vinton’s drug store or adDoctor Gave H00d'S . ports soca es crop. Reduced in Weight by Serious IilHood’s Sarsaparilla. “The grip left my system in a very weak state. I had fallen off in weight from 140 to 119 pounds. I called on my . : doctor to give me something to. build me ap. He advised me to try a change of climate and also gave me Hood’s Sarsapa: rilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ . WWill Take Place and that I would not need any other medicine. After I had taken the first bottle I found myeelf greatly improved. I procured another bottle and also a box of Hood’s Pills and I wassoon perfectly well. I have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparillaasa ness—Caining Fast by Taking The First Fall Opening oO Nama: —STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York; And the remaining days of this week, At the LEADER MILLINERY STORE, To-Morrow BROAD STREET. tonic and blood medicine and havealways found it good, My husband and little daughter have also taken it_with benefit. se $ OK I have found Hood’s Pills an excellent NN ANTAN ENA tathartic.” Mrs. C. F; Rorg, Vernon RS Sutter Co., via Nicolaus, California. Sh rewd People Hood’s Sarsaparilla Buy Is the best-—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. : purely table, Hood’s Pills. ccretuty prepared 250. . SK JAMES K George E. Riley Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomnating Convention. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. value for their money, aad when it comes to anything in the line of FURNIfLURE they have found that Commercial Street, Keeps a large stock and gives his customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furniture call at his stores. @# Hy # You Will Profit Thereby. : BEAT ATS AS AS AS AS AS AS BS AWS AS AS AS AS AS GS Wd VSS ASF A things where/they get the most N. INKEAD,. % q ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best°of attention given to transient customers. Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. Delinquent Notice, A SUERTE GOLD, MINING COMPANY: 404 Bontqocem, street, San Francisco, California. pn of works, Nevada City, : re are delinquent upon the folpertng: eeeetee stock on t of assessIrene nen mz Ladies, You Will Save Woney And obtain the most beautiful and latest ny ewctacey oe Miss Eleanor B. Hoeft, i Who is receiving goods daily from those cities and is therefore prepared to sell at the lowest prices. Broad St,, -Next Duor to County Treasurer’s Office, TTVETWITPTTVTTVTTW TNT TYTN sold at the Beehive. They aré the. in¢ before Saturday’s convention as a Rose, Trustee. .90 2500 «$62 50 ——= . choicest selected goods. For sale in. .ndidate for the nomination of. Re-. “And insscordance with law,and. an q: antities to suit. [tf]J.J.dacKSON. . .opaor, He evidently feels that it is Yt “Angus 850. ma iy x on ithe 3 a OFFICE AND YARD, Ss on ee as well todie at the polis for a sheep. parcel of such stock as may be necessary w : seater sn (eri nie hes eee ae Sie One of the best fitted up and best loHouse and Lot For Sale. of Septermber’ 1808,at the hour ot 1 o'clock . . catt om ue trad City. Prt, of . \ Office—401 Montgomery Street, San F: . lopem ornia. ed a going elsewhere, Be 33, wr tafe as as, West Indies, and in the Hast Indies} \ $i . 1 Nene lies MOC bepad[Rppellant. Murder, Eeversed. __jxlsé, and « good deal of inquiry as tol” Wk Sights Breakers Ahead. -*}Nean office at 8 o'clock Thursday evenFor the parpose of impeaching aj their mineral deposits, says’ the Engipines also, should it be decided that we Cleorance Sale prices upon Hore Area Few Bangi . _ Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair, : _, Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to 2, for 90 cents per pair. aoe : . {Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, regular $2 Shoe, will be closed ont for $1 per pair. . Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out ro cents. -_Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now to cents. Men's Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at SO cents.. * All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to-t5 cents. _ Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Plast Wile ‘This Pris Are Stily Cas The Popular : Clothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. : Commercial Street---Telephone 203, ar by mT my AY ay ay mY mY ay AY mY mY mY AY mY mY RY RY RY BY RY PQS ot 4S 8 AS OY 8 ee oe WW Oe 8 Ue oe We uw uw le ye ue ue ae “Wears in the way of Jewelry is not Seng conspicuons, but. it Should be good. Many flimsy articles are offered as Jewelry which are unworthy of the name and unfit to wear. . Look at our line of Scarf Pins, Shirt: Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and, Cuff Buttons and the more important artistes such as Watelfes, Chains, Rings, etc. and your good taste will immediately_recognize them as being of sterling merit. @ They are rich in design, cl.aste in workmanship, and fine in @ quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. \G\G \G \a\ Gi \aA . \ a \a aS YY Ae Ww Ww 48 48 48 48 48 AW LW \G\a \ a a PD. PPP a” BY Rl PP Watchmakers and Jewelers. \E\G GG \G\ Ga’ CoO Spe Cece ee ee \G a PPP arm mY my me” By me” mY my Ay mY mY BY RY RY BY mY ORY oY Dp ap Ca Cp ep pen “4 s_The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ray Vv MADE IN NEVADA Crry + By “GIFBRB,”’ S. of Md. THINK IT OVER . We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? aA. B. WOLF: “CASH GROCER,Sells For Cash; e ! See ~ Gives You Best Value For Your Money ; ‘Has the Best Quatity of Goods. sania inestoneaae ut ; F Try our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart.33Willgsell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY,