September 24, 1894 (4 pages)

7 ow I fe $f THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY cawkcnns AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MONDAY SEPT., 24, 1894. Political Announcements, Under no circumstances will any announcement be made until Paid for. $10 is the charge. cr Public Administrator. ED. W, SCHMIDT. _Is the regular nominee of the’ Democratic Party for the office of Publi¢ Administrator. . reporter, to whom he told the following IS HE INSANE? P. B. Fitzsimoiis Says He Was Railroaded to an Asylum. Patrick Fitzsimmons, who formerly lived at French Corral, and who was sent to the Napa Insane Asylum something over a year ago, has through his attorney made applica-— tion to the Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus, and the same has been granted and was to be heard before Judge Belcher at San: Francisco today. Fitzsimmons was interviewed Saturday by a Post cock-and-bull story. Everybody up this way knows that the statements made by Fitzsimmons are false, Following is the article published by the Post: A case that looks suspiciously like railroading was before Judge Belcher today on habeas corpus. It was that of P. B. Fitzsimmons, a Nevada county miner, who has spent something over a year in the Insane Asylum at Napa. Fitzsimmons, who is a middle-aged, well dressed, pleasant-spoken man, declares he has been the victom of a conspiracy to deprive him of his liberty, so that valuable water rights which he owns ‘will fall into SUPERIOR COURT. PERSONAL POINTERS. The Business Transacted Before That} 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Tribunal. Doings and Intentions. The following business was transacted in. Frank Eilerman returned home Saturday the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald-. from the Stockton fair, well presiding: W. B. Maydwell of Sacramento is in People vs. Ira W. Abbott. Passing of . town. j sentence postponed till Tuesday, October 2d.{ Mrs. D. Samuels came down from WashEstate of Elizabeth T, Jones, deceased. ington yesterday. : Order confirming sale of personal preperty. F.B, Westcott of St. Louis arrived here Estate of Margaret Silva, deceased. Or-. on last evening’s train. der appointing Antonio Silva Administrator. W. W. Casserly and E. Post came down Bond, $1,100. from Pike City yesterday. Estate of Joseph Griffiths, deceased. Or-. E, Huhn came down from the Eagle Bird der appointing Albert Griffiths Administra-. mine today. : tor. Bond, $250. A. F. Perrin, P. P. Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came down Pingreé and James Harrigan appointed } from Lake City today. appraisers. G. A. Bi ’ i Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. Order . 17j}) So pgm eee denying petition of Public Administrator for letters of administration. Andrew Marn vs, James Ennor et al. Judgment for defendants for costs. Motion for non suit denied. Watson Rayles of Forest City arrived here last evening on his way below. : C, F. McCarthy of San Francisco is here on a business trip. “Mas, 10a MARION has opened her new . here this morning. — millinery store in the Transcript Block and) Mise T. E. Diederickson of San Francisco is ready to furnish the ladies of Nevada. ## 8 on a visit to friends. Miss M. Moya of San’ Francisco arrived . : Former Grass Valleyan. S. F. News Letter: Hennen Jennings, the well-known mining engineer, who is retained by several powerful South African companies, is in the city on a visit to his relatives. Mr. Jennings has been very successful in South Africa, and his services are highly estimated by the companies by which he is employed. He is now engaged in opening up the City and Suburban claim which promises to become one of the most productive mines in the country. As a token of esteem and in appreciation of Mr, Jenning’s successful labor in their interests, one company not long ago made Mrs. Jennings a present of a diamgnd necklace, which is said to be one of the handsomest collections of stones in the country. They never do things by halves on their side of the Atlantic. Mrs. Jennings, by the way, is the daughter. of Mr. John Coleman of Grass Valley, one of the oldest and highly esteemed mining men in the State, peak Tue hair cannot flourish un jess the scalp is kept in good--condition. Ayer’s Hair Vigor gives universal satisfaction as a dressing. THE BELLE OF FRANCE. A Probability That a Sale Will Be Made. The Tidings says that for the ~past two weeks parties representing capital have been examing the Belle of France mine, situated near the North Star mine, with a view of purchasing tle same, A great many fire and amalgamation assays were made from the ore taken from acrose the lude and proved very satisfactory, making an average of fourteen dpllars a ton. Some three or four blasts were put in and the ore showed ina depth of two feet an increase of $2 per ton. An amalgamation aasay of twelve pounds of the ore showed $16.50 per ton, and the dirt and decomposed quartz from the hanging wall gave a return of $23 per ton. . It is'now expected that the property will soon change hands, Walter W. Byrne, who. is interested in the Belle of France and extensions, received a letter from Messrs. Lane & Hayward’s mining expert saying that he would be here in a few days to examine the mine for his company. Monday six men will start to work and run drifts and take out one hunGREAT VAS . From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; it allowed to develop they cause much suffering and sorrow. Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain cure tor any disease or weakness of the Kidneys. A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. oe . . : dred tons of ore for a mill test. The lodge ee City and county with stylish millinery. rs. J. W. Reese, G, H. Reese and Miss ae nage ly For Treasurer. — A . en oe —* This is the only house in Nevada City. that Edna Reese, of Oakland, are here on a visit. A Strong Candidate. # pipe — = es _ Absolutely Pure. . gave his evidence this morning in a clear 4 : ‘Ni Siadien aM Mr, and Mrs, 8. R. Heath came over = gives every indication of becoming the largand concise manner. : ean cA yeh cuiaaie : , aes se com Beech Cdevel hae ia. The office of Public Administrator, though . est mine in the Grass Valley district. k én A ee ‘Taking powder.— ACKSO In the fore part of last September he was : Supervisor D. McPhetres of Truckes not a very remunerative position, is nevernee : Highest of all in leavening strer gth.—Latest ce looking after one of his waste gates when a please their patrons. Hats and bdnnets. °"P® é TUCKS A . theless a very important one and should be It May Do as Much for You. United States Government Foc d Report Is the Regular nominee of the Peoples Partypart af nine who were in the a loy of a for ladies and children from the. Guest te ery ap ramet filled by an honest, capable man. In today’s R i ae _~ SE LAGE, Gis cold P id Pet _— the cheapest, Gountey. orders: prom C. E. Cotton of Oakland arrived here last i _ : y*. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Til, writes oyal Baking Powder (o., and solicits the votes of the people of ail] prominent mining eom came along and re y promptly : TRANSCRIPT appears the card of Ed, W partiés. ” or Pe ie attended to. Z s24tt , . evening. Mr. Cotton is here in the interest Schmidt, th in DS : * “"'} ghat he had a Severe Kidney troulile to, 106 Wall St. N.Y.Se tried to counpel him to leave the gate open. . ene gee of his bridge company. : midt, the regular Democratic nominees many years, with severe pains in his back S _ see al For Superintendent of Schools. He refused, and defended himself with an LOCALS IN BRIEF. James R, Quick of Badger Hill arrived for Pablic Administrator. Mr. Schmidt is} og also that his bladder was affected. He os — 5 ’ ax. The next day one of them named : —_— : : here last evening from San Francisco on his the junior member m Oe firm of Schmidt tried many so called Kidney cures but withW. J. ROGERS Waterson procured his arrest on a charge of . Summarized Mention of Minor Home. way home. Bros. of this city, dealers in cigars and eh s a = A ived’ . Saturd: : ha abies tinsel “by the tine of a fork. ‘ W. P. CaLKINS told his wife that if she wanted her husband . #'¥ ® 80vial ball in honor of their 39th) Srrived here Saturday evening, the object) Peay Menrvis the characteristic of Hood's . * Se oe Of Truckee is the regular nominee of the] sent up she had a good chance. After a anniversary. A grand time is expected and . of his visit en to be present at the rifle Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested every day : Rare Stones. or) Republican Party for the office of County . », ical trial he was found insane and sent ‘number of people are talking of going up. Practice of Company C yesterday. in the remarkable cures this medicine acwines Clerk. to the asylum, There he was not examined from this city. O. O. Howard, Superintendent of the complishes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the kind. Leutje & Brand have just.received a large dur ‘ean Gish bales at all till the second day albew bls eaival It is.rumored that Grass Valley is to have . English Mountain mine, was in town today. ‘Try it. and elegant assortment of precious stones. © = when Drs. Smith, Dozier and Bowles asked another Pear: which is to be a People’s. He reports everything going ahead very sat— Everything bought at this old establish. C. F. MCGLASHAN him a few questions about the alleged asParty organ, ‘and to be issued weekly. The isfactorily at the mine and says the ledge Hoop's Pits are the best family cathartic . ment guaranteed as represented. ee . : : ess with three, 6 anneelteen tht first number will appear next Saturday. . continues rich and well defined. and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. — tee ee — Of Truckee, is the regular nominee of the C. W. Kitts is to be the editor and man. i QURT . . were the causes. Is the Regular’ Republican nominee for Superintendent of Schools. For District Attorney. EB POWER OOS . lg the Regular Republican nominee for District Attorney. For County Clerk. Populist Party for District Attorney. Murder on the Middle Yuba. A-murder occurred on the Middle: Yuba river, just below Sweetlan1 on the Yuba county “side, Saturday at 10 o'clock a, M. A young and rather good-looking half breed by the name of Ed, Ainsworth shot and killed another half-breed by the name of John Steel. . Whiskey and domestic trouble Both parties claimed one woman as their own, ani all seemed well. The three appeared to hve happily together under.a big boulder on the river, and worked, eat, slept and drank together, but . too much fire-watér made trouble in the camp, which resulted in the killing of Johu Steel. Eyl. Ainsworth was brought to San Juan and put in charge of the Constable, awaiting the arrival of the Sheriff and Coroner of Yuba county. Republican Speaking. “On: next Thursday evening the Hon. Grove L. Johnston will address the people _ of North San Juan andon Friday evening he will speak in this ,city. Democrats as well as Republicans and People’s Party me. should turn out and hear one of ' the brightest and most eloquent speakers in this country. 260 Brownie Pictures.” A great lot of Brownie pictures by Palmer Cox and others, and some merry Brownie jingles, together with an account of the Brownie play that is soon to be produced, will constitute one of the features of McClure’s Magazine for October, Knights of the Maccabees, The State Commander writes us from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: ‘After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and at the end of two. days the cough entirely left them, We will not be without it hereafter, as our experience proves that it cures where all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. W. Stevens, State Com.—Why not give this great medicine atria), as it is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Regular size 50c, and $1.00. tBuckien’s aca Salve. “The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ‘Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran, teed to give perfect satisfacion o1. money refunded, Price 25 cente per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. , — tt Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT MADE, A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee ing, the hair may be restored to its original . . 5 som Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's. Cali and see ~ 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, ‘ ‘they might attempt his life by poisoned assault with a deadly weapon. . Sheriff Douglass, he says, kept him in solitary confinement for three days and treated hin shamefully. He feared that food, so he asked that his wife might bring his meals from a hotel, but the privilege was denied him. = A charge of insanity was then placed against him and he was given a trial before stead of Robert Holland’s residence on East a packed jury. One of the deputy sheriffs lya Lodge of Odd Fellows at You Bet will Happenings R. Benterfield of Sacramento arrived here William Holbrook killed a young deer . On last evening's train on his way to Downiethe other day near Wells’ ranch, at Monteville. zuma Hill, on the San Juan road, W. A. Bucknam, the Democratic nomiIt was the house of David Holland, on. 8ee for Assemblyman, came down. from Lost Hil, that was robbed Friday night, in. Truckee this morning. Constable,William Scott has been confined Broad street. to his bed for'several days past, and is still On Friday evening, October 12th, Brookquite sick. Colonel J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento . reach the diseased portion of the ear. There} and did not intend to injure anyone. He age. =< ; once asked Dr. Bowles how long it would Paves Nis pare pees: yak quell, heating. take to tell whether a man was insane or . ‘" this vicinity — the open season began not, and he said from one week to three have-nok mat with very: good success: itis years, He asked Dr, Smith if he thought Apot lawful to kill valley quail yet, and he Wis inapes, wad; $0 dettor only rethe mountain quail have not yet come down sponded, ‘You're asking too important. s from the higher altitudes in sufficient numquestion."’ : bers to furnish good shouting. ance of an attorney appealed to the Su-. which affect Stock and cause serious incon preme Court for a writ of habeas corpus and . venience and Joss to the farmer in his work, Justice McFarland granted it, making it re-. which may be quickly remedied by the use turnable before Judge Belcher. Fitzsimmons} of Dr, J, H, McLean’s V declared he had lived forty-two years in. iment. Nevada City, and had never been in trouble} gold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, of any-kind before. He was sent to the : Receiving Hospital, and Judge Belcher conManet he eens postage dl Company C of this city held their annual WHEN persons are weak and languid, . target shoot yesterday at their grounds in from sickness or overwork, feel debilitated . the Manzanita diggings. Colonel J. W. and depressed, it is an indication that the. Guthrie and Lieutenant E. D, Adams, Inblood is out of order, and they need help to. spector of Rifle Practice, were present. throw off the miserable feeling. The best} Following is the score: remedy for this purpose is Dr. J. H.-Mc=. ~ Capt. Geo, A. Nihell 42; First Lieut: Lean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood R.P. Bowerman 33, Second Lieut. CO. C. ‘Purifier. It restores lost strength, gives. Weisenberger. 31. i vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite . ~ Sergeants—J. C. Rich 20, D. B. Getchell and a flow of cheerful spirits, Price $1.00} 38, L. D. Nihell 21, 8. Lanyon 31, E. J. per bottle. Bastian 31. : ss Corporals—L. W. Nicholson 30, J. W. Dean 8, R. McLeod 35, C. Steffens 29, C. V. Organ 31, Wm. Mullen 35, Wm. Ashburn 35, M. W. Locklin 38, Robert Organ 20. : Musicians—W. P. Sigourney 33, Theo, acobs 36. Privates—L. H. Armer 13. E. J. Baker 26, J. Bracelin 32, C. F, Bost 27, H, W. Brand 24, W. J. Chivell 16, J. L. Durbin os 36, J. C, Dean 17, T. Grimes 31, J, Grimes "A Grass Valley Girl. 35, C, R.Gray 22, O, Harrigan, 25, W. C. Caesar Horrell 31, J. ©, Hitchcock 37, J. Hackley News Letter: At the Maple Room of the) 34 4H, Hallett 28, W.C. Janch 21, A. Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Miss Hattie Locklin 22, J, Langman 22, A, McCamNathan, a young Californian, will give a bridge 17, W. H. McLeod 35, R. T. Morridramatic and dialect recital next Thursday . ,., 34, B, McClintock 19,-B. F. Mooney evening, September 27th. The young lady 36, J. D. Quigley 30, Geo. E. Russel 33, is ‘said to be possessed of extraordinary . RJ. Tremain 20, Joseph Waters 21. talent, and as she intends making the stage i ae mE her profession her San Francisco debut will] Muss Moya has arrived from San Fran‘attract much attention, Her programme . cisco and will take charge of the trimming will be selected from authors of every style. department in Mrs, Marion's millinery and seats will be on sale at Sherman, Clay . store. : x) 9242t & Co,’s beginning next Tuesday and thereafter. Society will: undoubtedly turn eut . in force. vlcanic Oil LiniAnnual Target Practice. Dr. J.-H. McLzan’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way.” Its curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which ‘the energy of the system is re~ J eruited. It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the stomach and harmless under prolonged use. Try it. en Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. Real Estate Sold. aise: ee Se The residetice on Prospect Hill for many A Request To CHaRGe—Judge—How do . years owned by A. J. Tiffany, has been seld you account for the fact that the man’s. to B. F. Hartman. Mr. Tiffany’s family watch was found ia your pocket? Pris-. will shortly go East to reside, oner—Your Honor, life is full of inexpliSe aes = Wanreo—An apprentice for millinery cable mysteries, and I trust your honor.will Ja tees aie sanders to Gn 2 int so instruct the jury. Fensery Block. a24lt Under New Management. Miss Fenton and Mrs. Hancock have re-. is only one way to cure Deafness, and that tired from the management of the Golden Sa cibieaiaiat remedies, Deafness is. West restaurant, Broad street, Grass Valcaused by an inflamed condition of the . ley parties have rented the restaurant and mneous lining of the Eustachian.Tybe. . #¢ now in charge of it. When this tube gets inflamed you haves Public Speaking: ace rambling sound ‘or imperfect hearing, and pi Z when it is entirely closed Deafness is the} W. E. Dittmar, organizer of the People’s result, and unless the inflammation canbe . Party, will speak in Nevada City this eventaken out and this tube restored to ite. ing. The meeting will be held in the open normal condition, hearing will be destroyed . air, in front of the spéakers stand at the forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by corner of Broad and Pine streets. catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition uf the mucous surfaces, We will give One H Dollars for auy case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot’ be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, fend for circulars, free, 2 F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. s@ Sold by Druggists, 75¢. Wuarever may be the cause of blanchDeafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as they cannot ice! ice! The Union Ice Company is now prepared todeliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city, Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. 913 ——--+-0@e+ ——---—— Now’s Your Chance. ay Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, . them, ak matt Lewis ond Uallies lor § ents per yard, Will. Worthington is down from the Ninety-Three mine, which is situated in Bear Valley, near Towle Bros.’ railroad. He will remain two or three days, Township Nominations. Saturday evening the delegates to the Democratic County Convention from this township met and nominated the following candidates for township offices: For Justices of the Peace—T. H. Carr and George W. Dunster. For Constables—Richard Dillon and Geo. E. Russell. Ong bottle Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is worth five of any other blood-purifier, _——+ Oe Mrs, Nurico—How is my daughter making out in her art studies? Artist— Very well; only she lays the colors on too thick. Mrs. Nurich—That’s all right; her father can afford to let her haveall the paint she wants. —_—~-—-+ <@e + of me. That is al] right so long as everything is going pleasantly. But would you make any great sacrifice for my sake? He—Yot know I would, Haven't I offered to marry you? or Senator PEr¥ER’s son has been dropped from the pay-roll of the Senate as Assistant Doorkeeper. Until a short time ago. the Senator had three of his children in positions connected with the Senate. His daughter is his private Secretary, one son was Assistant Doorkeeper and another was a special messenger. + ODO rn rremene How She Did It—First Soubrette—Well, I got my salary raised. Second Soubrette— How did you do it? First Soubrette— Kicked for it. é Deep heb See **Wuar did you do with the check your father-in-law gave you for a wedding present?” ‘*Had it framed; no one would cash it.” BORN. At Columbia Hill, September 17th, to Thomas G. Curnow, and wife a daughter, Sue—Yonu profess to think agreat deal . ” tobacco, He is not only popular with the young people but is a tavorite with most of the older men in the community, who consider him as one of the most trustworthy and upright young men to be fouod anywhere, He stands high in the estimation of all who aré acquainted with him, makes friends easily and keeps them, and will be voted for, regardless of party, by his host of well wishors, out any good result. About a year ago he began using Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney aad Liver tronbles and often gives almost instant. relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 0c. for large bottles. At Carr Bros.: Drug Store. — a Wutte stacking hay on the Truckee meadows lately J. N. Wallace was killed ieee ee More Improvements. Carpenters started this morning to make the proposed changes in the residence of George ©. Gaylord, Broad street. The building is to be changed from a story-anda-half to a two-story structure, The upper story will extend back over the whole building, thus providing spave for seven good-sized rooms on the second floor, When the work is completed Mr, Gaylord will have ove of the roomiest and most convenient dwelling houses in the town. Captain George A. Nihell is superintending the job. James F, Colley is having another bay window added to his beautiful residence on Nevada street, Mrs. J. Schmidt is having her residence on Broad street repaired and improved. A porch is to be built on the back end of the building. : Signs of the Times. A man is Hagering the gate— Some-tramp-or-burglarmaybe; Oh, no, he is a candidate— He wants to kiss the baby. = se + -7Oe* = WHarkvenr may be the cause of blanching, the hair may be restored to its origina color by the use of that potent remedy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. —~-+ e@e +> Black as Ink Are the prejudices which some people cherish against what is good for them. They reason, as our old friend Artetias Ward says, thusly, ‘So and so has been taking medicine for a long time and isn’t any better.” They only know of individual cases, Many could be cited, to their astonishment, in which Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters has physical condition of persons suffering from general ill health. This thorough stomachic, besides having the decided recommendation of the medical profession, is voiced by the general public as the possessor of qualities as an invigorant and restorative of health not found anywhere else, In bodily troubles caused by the liver, stomach and bowels, in experienced, and when the kidneys are weak, it is the true resort. Who Will Win? hepblicad Mestings ! instances where rheumatic tendencies are . . Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7; mL SH, ’ 8 and 9 machines, at Luxtss & Branp's. All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. Wm, Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My Republican nominee for CONGRESS,Will address the people at North San Juan Thursday Eve’g, September 27, 1894, Mr. Wm. Weatherford appetite was poor and I was quite miserable. ’ T have taken 6 bottles of Hood's SarsapaHood's =: ==Cures LEWES BOS no distress after eating, have good appetite. 2 Hood's Pills are'a mild cathartic, 5c. —AND. AT— -~NEVADA— CIFY PE 5 “peers Friday Evening, Septeiiber 28, 1894. We Stake Our Reputation On our Candies, and it is a yermelly safe thing todo, Measure their quality by the highest standard that you know of, and ou'll find them at the top ; measure their cost y the lowest standard that you know of, and you'll find them atthe bottom. Don’t misunderstand us! There is no sacrifice of quality to bring down the price, You can . buy with the absolute assurance that what. ever you pay you oan getno better. Pay as much elsewhere and you cannot get as good 1 py more elsewhere and if you get as good your're fortunate, We offeran ELEGANT Knives, ber 6,.1894; alsoa number of.votes date will receive. is allowed to guess every time And also & To the person who guesses nearest to the number of votes that the next Governor of this State will receive on NovemBeautiful Silver Sugar Bowl and Spoons To the person guessing néarest to the that the losing candiThe contest is open to every our store, no matter how smal Should two or more have the same guess, the person making the first guess will be entitled tu the prize. ‘\gz Don’t Fail to See the Prizes in Our Window. <3 Line of Dressy Hatse++++ees That are being shown by us. THE OLD RELIABLE, Under the Management of M. M, BARUH. Been >t cl need rrvvervvvertvvvevvervvvevveyvreyvervee SILVER SET OF --= Forks and Spoons . rsen purchasing goods at the amount, Any. person a purchase is made by them. notice the Broad St. . Opp. L. Hyman & Co.'s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. —— evrevvennnnnonnnnnnnnevenrenvennenttne YOU LOOK SHABBY !. = ~ Pack away that Summer Suit, that it may do for next Summer. Buysa Bgl] Swit and be in style now; and next year too, Costs no more to look well ; all the year round, and wear seasonable clothes, OO We have the finest line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ever Shown In the County. Cheviots and Clay Worsteds © ‘ in Blues and Blacks. Neat Mixtures in Cassimeres. Fine Greys and Tweeds. : The Very Latest for Business Wear. Our Line of Trouserings Cannot Be Excelled Anywhere! QF Our Prices are the very Lowest. R. T. MORRISON, Merchant Tailor. Pint Street, Nevapa Ciry, ¥

7 ow I fe $f THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY cawkcnns AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MONDAY SEPT., 24, 1894. Political Announcements, Under no circumstances will any announcement be made until Paid for. $10 is the charge. cr Public Administrator. ED. W, SCHMIDT. _Is the regular nominee of the’ Democratic Party for the office of Publi¢ Administrator. . reporter, to whom he told the following IS HE INSANE? P. B. Fitzsimoiis Says He Was Railroaded to an Asylum. Patrick Fitzsimmons, who formerly lived at French Corral, and who was sent to the Napa Insane Asylum something over a year ago, has through his attorney made applica-— tion to the Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus, and the same has been granted and was to be heard before Judge Belcher at San: Francisco today. Fitzsimmons was interviewed Saturday by a Post cock-and-bull story. Everybody up this way knows that the statements made by Fitzsimmons are false, Following is the article published by the Post: A case that looks suspiciously like railroading was before Judge Belcher today on habeas corpus. It was that of P. B. Fitzsimmons, a Nevada county miner, who has spent something over a year in the Insane Asylum at Napa. Fitzsimmons, who is a middle-aged, well dressed, pleasant-spoken man, declares he has been the victom of a conspiracy to deprive him of his liberty, so that valuable water rights which he owns ‘will fall into SUPERIOR COURT. PERSONAL POINTERS. The Business Transacted Before That} 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Tribunal. Doings and Intentions. The following business was transacted in. Frank Eilerman returned home Saturday the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald-. from the Stockton fair, well presiding: W. B. Maydwell of Sacramento is in People vs. Ira W. Abbott. Passing of . town. j sentence postponed till Tuesday, October 2d.{ Mrs. D. Samuels came down from WashEstate of Elizabeth T, Jones, deceased. ington yesterday. : Order confirming sale of personal preperty. F.B, Westcott of St. Louis arrived here Estate of Margaret Silva, deceased. Or-. on last evening’s train. der appointing Antonio Silva Administrator. W. W. Casserly and E. Post came down Bond, $1,100. from Pike City yesterday. Estate of Joseph Griffiths, deceased. Or-. E, Huhn came down from the Eagle Bird der appointing Albert Griffiths Administra-. mine today. : tor. Bond, $250. A. F. Perrin, P. P. Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came down Pingreé and James Harrigan appointed } from Lake City today. appraisers. G. A. Bi ’ i Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. Order . 17j}) So pgm eee denying petition of Public Administrator for letters of administration. Andrew Marn vs, James Ennor et al. Judgment for defendants for costs. Motion for non suit denied. Watson Rayles of Forest City arrived here last evening on his way below. : C, F. McCarthy of San Francisco is here on a business trip. “Mas, 10a MARION has opened her new . here this morning. — millinery store in the Transcript Block and) Mise T. E. Diederickson of San Francisco is ready to furnish the ladies of Nevada. ## 8 on a visit to friends. Miss M. Moya of San’ Francisco arrived . : Former Grass Valleyan. S. F. News Letter: Hennen Jennings, the well-known mining engineer, who is retained by several powerful South African companies, is in the city on a visit to his relatives. Mr. Jennings has been very successful in South Africa, and his services are highly estimated by the companies by which he is employed. He is now engaged in opening up the City and Suburban claim which promises to become one of the most productive mines in the country. As a token of esteem and in appreciation of Mr, Jenning’s successful labor in their interests, one company not long ago made Mrs. Jennings a present of a diamgnd necklace, which is said to be one of the handsomest collections of stones in the country. They never do things by halves on their side of the Atlantic. Mrs. Jennings, by the way, is the daughter. of Mr. John Coleman of Grass Valley, one of the oldest and highly esteemed mining men in the State, peak Tue hair cannot flourish un jess the scalp is kept in good--condition. Ayer’s Hair Vigor gives universal satisfaction as a dressing. THE BELLE OF FRANCE. A Probability That a Sale Will Be Made. The Tidings says that for the ~past two weeks parties representing capital have been examing the Belle of France mine, situated near the North Star mine, with a view of purchasing tle same, A great many fire and amalgamation assays were made from the ore taken from acrose the lude and proved very satisfactory, making an average of fourteen dpllars a ton. Some three or four blasts were put in and the ore showed ina depth of two feet an increase of $2 per ton. An amalgamation aasay of twelve pounds of the ore showed $16.50 per ton, and the dirt and decomposed quartz from the hanging wall gave a return of $23 per ton. . It is'now expected that the property will soon change hands, Walter W. Byrne, who. is interested in the Belle of France and extensions, received a letter from Messrs. Lane & Hayward’s mining expert saying that he would be here in a few days to examine the mine for his company. Monday six men will start to work and run drifts and take out one hunGREAT VAS . From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; it allowed to develop they cause much suffering and sorrow. Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain cure tor any disease or weakness of the Kidneys. A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. oe . . : dred tons of ore for a mill test. The lodge ee City and county with stylish millinery. rs. J. W. Reese, G, H. Reese and Miss ae nage ly For Treasurer. — A . en oe —* This is the only house in Nevada City. that Edna Reese, of Oakland, are here on a visit. A Strong Candidate. # pipe — = es _ Absolutely Pure. . gave his evidence this morning in a clear 4 : ‘Ni Siadien aM Mr, and Mrs, 8. R. Heath came over = gives every indication of becoming the largand concise manner. : ean cA yeh cuiaaie : , aes se com Beech Cdevel hae ia. The office of Public Administrator, though . est mine in the Grass Valley district. k én A ee ‘Taking powder.— ACKSO In the fore part of last September he was : Supervisor D. McPhetres of Truckes not a very remunerative position, is nevernee : Highest of all in leavening strer gth.—Latest ce looking after one of his waste gates when a please their patrons. Hats and bdnnets. °"P® é TUCKS A . theless a very important one and should be It May Do as Much for You. United States Government Foc d Report Is the Regular nominee of the Peoples Partypart af nine who were in the a loy of a for ladies and children from the. Guest te ery ap ramet filled by an honest, capable man. In today’s R i ae _~ SE LAGE, Gis cold P id Pet _— the cheapest, Gountey. orders: prom C. E. Cotton of Oakland arrived here last i _ : y*. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Til, writes oyal Baking Powder (o., and solicits the votes of the people of ail] prominent mining eom came along and re y promptly : TRANSCRIPT appears the card of Ed, W partiés. ” or Pe ie attended to. Z s24tt , . evening. Mr. Cotton is here in the interest Schmidt, th in DS : * “"'} ghat he had a Severe Kidney troulile to, 106 Wall St. N.Y.Se tried to counpel him to leave the gate open. . ene gee of his bridge company. : midt, the regular Democratic nominees many years, with severe pains in his back S _ see al For Superintendent of Schools. He refused, and defended himself with an LOCALS IN BRIEF. James R, Quick of Badger Hill arrived for Pablic Administrator. Mr. Schmidt is} og also that his bladder was affected. He os — 5 ’ ax. The next day one of them named : —_— : : here last evening from San Francisco on his the junior member m Oe firm of Schmidt tried many so called Kidney cures but withW. J. ROGERS Waterson procured his arrest on a charge of . Summarized Mention of Minor Home. way home. Bros. of this city, dealers in cigars and eh s a = A ived’ . Saturd: : ha abies tinsel “by the tine of a fork. ‘ W. P. CaLKINS told his wife that if she wanted her husband . #'¥ ® 80vial ball in honor of their 39th) Srrived here Saturday evening, the object) Peay Menrvis the characteristic of Hood's . * Se oe Of Truckee is the regular nominee of the] sent up she had a good chance. After a anniversary. A grand time is expected and . of his visit en to be present at the rifle Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested every day : Rare Stones. or) Republican Party for the office of County . », ical trial he was found insane and sent ‘number of people are talking of going up. Practice of Company C yesterday. in the remarkable cures this medicine acwines Clerk. to the asylum, There he was not examined from this city. O. O. Howard, Superintendent of the complishes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the kind. Leutje & Brand have just.received a large dur ‘ean Gish bales at all till the second day albew bls eaival It is.rumored that Grass Valley is to have . English Mountain mine, was in town today. ‘Try it. and elegant assortment of precious stones. © = when Drs. Smith, Dozier and Bowles asked another Pear: which is to be a People’s. He reports everything going ahead very sat— Everything bought at this old establish. C. F. MCGLASHAN him a few questions about the alleged asParty organ, ‘and to be issued weekly. The isfactorily at the mine and says the ledge Hoop's Pits are the best family cathartic . ment guaranteed as represented. ee . : : ess with three, 6 anneelteen tht first number will appear next Saturday. . continues rich and well defined. and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. — tee ee — Of Truckee, is the regular nominee of the C. W. Kitts is to be the editor and man. i QURT . . were the causes. Is the Regular’ Republican nominee for Superintendent of Schools. For District Attorney. EB POWER OOS . lg the Regular Republican nominee for District Attorney. For County Clerk. Populist Party for District Attorney. Murder on the Middle Yuba. A-murder occurred on the Middle: Yuba river, just below Sweetlan1 on the Yuba county “side, Saturday at 10 o'clock a, M. A young and rather good-looking half breed by the name of Ed, Ainsworth shot and killed another half-breed by the name of John Steel. . Whiskey and domestic trouble Both parties claimed one woman as their own, ani all seemed well. The three appeared to hve happily together under.a big boulder on the river, and worked, eat, slept and drank together, but . too much fire-watér made trouble in the camp, which resulted in the killing of Johu Steel. Eyl. Ainsworth was brought to San Juan and put in charge of the Constable, awaiting the arrival of the Sheriff and Coroner of Yuba county. Republican Speaking. “On: next Thursday evening the Hon. Grove L. Johnston will address the people _ of North San Juan andon Friday evening he will speak in this ,city. Democrats as well as Republicans and People’s Party me. should turn out and hear one of ' the brightest and most eloquent speakers in this country. 260 Brownie Pictures.” A great lot of Brownie pictures by Palmer Cox and others, and some merry Brownie jingles, together with an account of the Brownie play that is soon to be produced, will constitute one of the features of McClure’s Magazine for October, Knights of the Maccabees, The State Commander writes us from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: ‘After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and at the end of two. days the cough entirely left them, We will not be without it hereafter, as our experience proves that it cures where all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. W. Stevens, State Com.—Why not give this great medicine atria), as it is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Regular size 50c, and $1.00. tBuckien’s aca Salve. “The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ‘Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran, teed to give perfect satisfacion o1. money refunded, Price 25 cente per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. , — tt Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT MADE, A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fee ing, the hair may be restored to its original . . 5 som Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's. Cali and see ~ 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, ‘ ‘they might attempt his life by poisoned assault with a deadly weapon. . Sheriff Douglass, he says, kept him in solitary confinement for three days and treated hin shamefully. He feared that food, so he asked that his wife might bring his meals from a hotel, but the privilege was denied him. = A charge of insanity was then placed against him and he was given a trial before stead of Robert Holland’s residence on East a packed jury. One of the deputy sheriffs lya Lodge of Odd Fellows at You Bet will Happenings R. Benterfield of Sacramento arrived here William Holbrook killed a young deer . On last evening's train on his way to Downiethe other day near Wells’ ranch, at Monteville. zuma Hill, on the San Juan road, W. A. Bucknam, the Democratic nomiIt was the house of David Holland, on. 8ee for Assemblyman, came down. from Lost Hil, that was robbed Friday night, in. Truckee this morning. Constable,William Scott has been confined Broad street. to his bed for'several days past, and is still On Friday evening, October 12th, Brookquite sick. Colonel J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento . reach the diseased portion of the ear. There} and did not intend to injure anyone. He age. =< ; once asked Dr. Bowles how long it would Paves Nis pare pees: yak quell, heating. take to tell whether a man was insane or . ‘" this vicinity — the open season began not, and he said from one week to three have-nok mat with very: good success: itis years, He asked Dr, Smith if he thought Apot lawful to kill valley quail yet, and he Wis inapes, wad; $0 dettor only rethe mountain quail have not yet come down sponded, ‘You're asking too important. s from the higher altitudes in sufficient numquestion."’ : bers to furnish good shouting. ance of an attorney appealed to the Su-. which affect Stock and cause serious incon preme Court for a writ of habeas corpus and . venience and Joss to the farmer in his work, Justice McFarland granted it, making it re-. which may be quickly remedied by the use turnable before Judge Belcher. Fitzsimmons} of Dr, J, H, McLean’s V declared he had lived forty-two years in. iment. Nevada City, and had never been in trouble} gold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, of any-kind before. He was sent to the : Receiving Hospital, and Judge Belcher conManet he eens postage dl Company C of this city held their annual WHEN persons are weak and languid, . target shoot yesterday at their grounds in from sickness or overwork, feel debilitated . the Manzanita diggings. Colonel J. W. and depressed, it is an indication that the. Guthrie and Lieutenant E. D, Adams, Inblood is out of order, and they need help to. spector of Rifle Practice, were present. throw off the miserable feeling. The best} Following is the score: remedy for this purpose is Dr. J. H.-Mc=. ~ Capt. Geo, A. Nihell 42; First Lieut: Lean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood R.P. Bowerman 33, Second Lieut. CO. C. ‘Purifier. It restores lost strength, gives. Weisenberger. 31. i vigor to circulation, promotes good appetite . ~ Sergeants—J. C. Rich 20, D. B. Getchell and a flow of cheerful spirits, Price $1.00} 38, L. D. Nihell 21, 8. Lanyon 31, E. J. per bottle. Bastian 31. : ss Corporals—L. W. Nicholson 30, J. W. Dean 8, R. McLeod 35, C. Steffens 29, C. V. Organ 31, Wm. Mullen 35, Wm. Ashburn 35, M. W. Locklin 38, Robert Organ

20. : Musicians—W. P. Sigourney 33, Theo, acobs 36. Privates—L. H. Armer 13. E. J. Baker 26, J. Bracelin 32, C. F, Bost 27, H, W. Brand 24, W. J. Chivell 16, J. L. Durbin os 36, J. C, Dean 17, T. Grimes 31, J, Grimes "A Grass Valley Girl. 35, C, R.Gray 22, O, Harrigan, 25, W. C. Caesar Horrell 31, J. ©, Hitchcock 37, J. Hackley News Letter: At the Maple Room of the) 34 4H, Hallett 28, W.C. Janch 21, A. Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Miss Hattie Locklin 22, J, Langman 22, A, McCamNathan, a young Californian, will give a bridge 17, W. H. McLeod 35, R. T. Morridramatic and dialect recital next Thursday . ,., 34, B, McClintock 19,-B. F. Mooney evening, September 27th. The young lady 36, J. D. Quigley 30, Geo. E. Russel 33, is ‘said to be possessed of extraordinary . RJ. Tremain 20, Joseph Waters 21. talent, and as she intends making the stage i ae mE her profession her San Francisco debut will] Muss Moya has arrived from San Fran‘attract much attention, Her programme . cisco and will take charge of the trimming will be selected from authors of every style. department in Mrs, Marion's millinery and seats will be on sale at Sherman, Clay . store. : x) 9242t & Co,’s beginning next Tuesday and thereafter.. Society will: undoubtedly turn eut . in force. vlcanic Oil LiniAnnual Target Practice. Dr. J.-H. McLzan’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way.” Its curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which ‘the energy of the system is re~ J eruited. It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the stomach and harmless under prolonged use. Try it. en Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. Real Estate Sold. aise: ee Se The residetice on Prospect Hill for many A Request To CHaRGe—Judge—How do . years owned by A. J. Tiffany, has been seld you account for the fact that the man’s. to B. F. Hartman. Mr. Tiffany’s family watch was found ia your pocket? Pris-. will shortly go East to reside, oner—Your Honor, life is full of inexpliSe aes = Wanreo—An apprentice for millinery cable mysteries, and I trust your honor.will Ja tees aie sanders to Gn 2 int so instruct the jury. Fensery Block. a24lt Under New Management. Miss Fenton and Mrs. Hancock have re-. is only one way to cure Deafness, and that tired from the management of the Golden Sa cibieaiaiat remedies, Deafness is. West restaurant, Broad street, Grass Valcaused by an inflamed condition of the . ley parties have rented the restaurant and mneous lining of the Eustachian.Tybe. . #¢ now in charge of it. When this tube gets inflamed you haves Public Speaking: ace rambling sound ‘or imperfect hearing, and pi Z when it is entirely closed Deafness is the} W. E. Dittmar, organizer of the People’s result, and unless the inflammation canbe . Party, will speak in Nevada City this eventaken out and this tube restored to ite. ing. The meeting will be held in the open normal condition, hearing will be destroyed . air, in front of the spéakers stand at the forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by corner of Broad and Pine streets. catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition uf the mucous surfaces, We will give One H Dollars for auy case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot’ be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, fend for circulars, free, 2 F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. s@ Sold by Druggists, 75¢. Wuarever may be the cause of blanchDeafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as they cannot ice! ice! The Union Ice Company is now prepared todeliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city, Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. 913 ——--+-0@e+ ——---—— Now’s Your Chance. ay Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, . them, ak matt Lewis ond Uallies lor § ents per yard, Will. Worthington is down from the Ninety-Three mine, which is situated in Bear Valley, near Towle Bros.’ railroad. He will remain two or three days, Township Nominations. Saturday evening the delegates to the Democratic County Convention from this township met and nominated the following candidates for township offices: For Justices of the Peace—T. H. Carr and George W. Dunster. For Constables—Richard Dillon and Geo. E. Russell. Ong bottle Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is worth five of any other blood-purifier, _——+ Oe Mrs, Nurico—How is my daughter making out in her art studies? Artist— Very well; only she lays the colors on too thick. Mrs. Nurich—That’s all right; her father can afford to let her haveall the paint she wants. —_—~-—-+ <@e + of me. That is al] right so long as everything is going pleasantly. But would you make any great sacrifice for my sake? He—Yot know I would, Haven't I offered to marry you? or Senator PEr¥ER’s son has been dropped from the pay-roll of the Senate as Assistant Doorkeeper. Until a short time ago. the Senator had three of his children in positions connected with the Senate. His daughter is his private Secretary, one son was Assistant Doorkeeper and another was a special messenger. + ODO rn rremene How She Did It—First Soubrette—Well, I got my salary raised. Second Soubrette— How did you do it? First Soubrette— Kicked for it. é Deep heb See **Wuar did you do with the check your father-in-law gave you for a wedding present?” ‘*Had it framed; no one would cash it.” BORN. At Columbia Hill, September 17th, to Thomas G. Curnow, and wife a daughter, Sue—Yonu profess to think agreat deal . ” tobacco, He is not only popular with the young people but is a tavorite with most of the older men in the community, who consider him as one of the most trustworthy and upright young men to be fouod anywhere, He stands high in the estimation of all who aré acquainted with him, makes friends easily and keeps them, and will be voted for, regardless of party, by his host of well wishors, out any good result. About a year ago he began using Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney aad Liver tronbles and often gives almost instant. relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 0c. for large bottles. At Carr Bros.: Drug Store. — a Wutte stacking hay on the Truckee meadows lately J. N. Wallace was killed ieee ee More Improvements. Carpenters started this morning to make the proposed changes in the residence of George ©. Gaylord, Broad street. The building is to be changed from a story-anda-half to a two-story structure, The upper story will extend back over the whole building, thus providing spave for seven good-sized rooms on the second floor, When the work is completed Mr, Gaylord will have ove of the roomiest and most convenient dwelling houses in the town. Captain George A. Nihell is superintending the job. James F, Colley is having another bay window added to his beautiful residence on Nevada street, Mrs. J. Schmidt is having her residence on Broad street repaired and improved. A porch is to be built on the back end of the building. : Signs of the Times. A man is Hagering the gate— Some-tramp-or-burglarmaybe; Oh, no, he is a candidate— He wants to kiss the baby. = se + -7Oe* = WHarkvenr may be the cause of blanching, the hair may be restored to its origina color by the use of that potent remedy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. —~-+ e@e +> Black as Ink Are the prejudices which some people cherish against what is good for them. They reason, as our old friend Artetias Ward says, thusly, ‘So and so has been taking medicine for a long time and isn’t any better.” They only know of individual cases, Many could be cited, to their astonishment, in which Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters has physical condition of persons suffering from general ill health. This thorough stomachic, besides having the decided recommendation of the medical profession, is voiced by the general public as the possessor of qualities as an invigorant and restorative of health not found anywhere else, In bodily troubles caused by the liver, stomach and bowels, in experienced, and when the kidneys are weak, it is the true resort. Who Will Win? hepblicad Mestings ! instances where rheumatic tendencies are . . Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7; mL SH, ’ 8 and 9 machines, at Luxtss & Branp's. All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. Wm, Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My Republican nominee for CONGRESS,Will address the people at North San Juan Thursday Eve’g, September 27, 1894, Mr. Wm. Weatherford appetite was poor and I was quite miserable. ’ T have taken 6 bottles of Hood's SarsapaHood's =: ==Cures LEWES BOS no distress after eating, have good appetite. 2 Hood's Pills are'a mild cathartic, 5c. —AND. AT— -~NEVADA— CIFY PE 5 “peers Friday Evening, Septeiiber 28, 1894. We Stake Our Reputation On our Candies, and it is a yermelly safe thing todo, Measure their quality by the highest standard that you know of, and ou'll find them at the top ; measure their cost y the lowest standard that you know of, and you'll find them atthe bottom. Don’t misunderstand us! There is no sacrifice of quality to bring down the price, You can . buy with the absolute assurance that what. ever you pay you oan getno better. Pay as much elsewhere and you cannot get as good 1 py more elsewhere and if you get as good your're fortunate, We offeran ELEGANT Knives, ber 6,.1894; alsoa number of.votes date will receive. is allowed to guess every time And also & To the person who guesses nearest to the number of votes that the next Governor of this State will receive on NovemBeautiful Silver Sugar Bowl and Spoons To the person guessing néarest to the that the losing candiThe contest is open to every our store, no matter how smal Should two or more have the same guess, the person making the first guess will be entitled tu the prize. ‘\gz Don’t Fail to See the Prizes in Our Window. <3 Line of Dressy Hatse++++ees That are being shown by us. THE OLD RELIABLE, Under the Management of M. M, BARUH. Been >t cl need rrvvervvvertvvvevvervvvevveyvreyvervee SILVER SET OF --= Forks and Spoons . rsen purchasing goods at the amount, Any. person a purchase is made by them. notice the Broad St. . Opp. L. Hyman & Co.'s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. —— evrevvennnnnonnnnnnnnevenrenvennenttne YOU LOOK SHABBY !. = ~ Pack away that Summer Suit, that it may do for next Summer. Buysa Bgl] Swit and be in style now; and next year too, Costs no more to look well ; all the year round, and wear seasonable clothes, OO We have the finest line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ever Shown In the County. Cheviots and Clay Worsteds © ‘ in Blues and Blacks. Neat Mixtures in Cassimeres. Fine Greys and Tweeds. : The Very Latest for Business Wear. Our Line of Trouserings Cannot Be Excelled Anywhere! QF Our Prices are the very Lowest. R. T. MORRISON, Merchant Tailor. Pint Street, Nevapa Ciry, ¥