September 26, 1898 (4 pages)

MAHOGANY QUOIA, Pine. ished with it . LUMBER, MILL TIMBERS, elephone No, bi: 0S. CO., 3AZAR. regational Church. HALL, sday Evenings, nd 29th. and musical prora. ill be served in the 25 Cents. ; For Rent. ooms, suitable for . for rent. Inquire n Street. Mails r from San Franes and Children’s . untrimmed; also ters and Walking [m16-tf] suetie & Rrand’s. AS anted. ‘ our complete sets ie holidays. Each for little ones to ok charming, deicés range from each overflowing ns. ‘Tremendous m. Four months dhogpersoneh Credit est commissions. “four ee free. s for paying part » Drop all trash ith our exclusive YAL BOOK CONCHICAGO. a26 80t YS ASR SS $e I e ~ >. $1.25, S STORE White and a Pair. . ever GO. THE TRANSCRIPT,. “TPS PROW OM TRUCKER, MONDAY vivssessy SEPT. een tan Borrowed From From { the SemiWeaty coacrencemarrasnt KILLED AT AT MANILA, 1 feel te 5 ey ee ee his brother Henry who is representing. Private Edward O'Neill of Company . ® large mining company at Dawson H,-1st California Volunteers, and a for. City, B.N. W. T. Mr; Shoemaker will mer resident of Nevada City, was acci-. C°me out from Dawson in about six dentally shot at Manila on August} ¥eeks to go to New Y: 10th by Private Landsford of the same . the members of the company. company. The boys were fooling with. A fatal accident occurred in the raila gun and Lundsford was observed to. "0ad yard about seven o'clock this put in a cartridge. Corporal John. ™orning. Pat Holland.was run over by Binet of Company H, an intimate . ®" engine and his body was cut in two, friend of O'Neill, saw the danger and. ‘eath resulting instantly. The: accirushed to se'ze the weapon, but was. ‘ent occurred only a few yards from too late. Lundsford raised the gun. Where Shoemaker was killed about a and, before Binet could interfere, it. ™Onth ago. The wrecking crew was was accidentally discharged and-Pricalled to Tunnel 13 at a late hour last vate O'Neill fell, shot through the heart, . Dight to put tyo engines on the track _ he died five minutes later. was among those who went. “When the “Republican of Saturday. James Bigham lost one of his fine cows a day or two ago by the animal] P turday by his : mis was es A a The young man was aged 20 years and was a son of Mrs. A. and the late Dennis J. O’Neill who for many years train returned from'work this morning it stopped in front of the depot for the men toget off and take the tools off. The point of death in San Francisco from a complication of ailments, returned on last night’s train in better health than he has been for a long time past. Af-. ter leaving here last month in poor to confer with health he visited Red Bluff, San Franvisco and Shasta Retreat, then went into the Trinity mountains to-a point, tions w. he joined a party of hunters and roughed it. No letters were received here from him, for the reason that he was so remote from any postoffice, and his friends began to worry fearing harm had befallen him. “About the story that he had started for Trinity, but that he had given out soon after starting and returned to San Francisco whére he was critically ill. _ Mr. Von Manderscheidt, the druggist here, made every effort to ascertain his a week ago a drag drummer brought . were residents of Nevada City. He . °@f the men were in was standin on also leaves a sister and five brothers, . the main track and poor Holland one of whom, Thomas J. Q’Neill, is at . °*¢Pped down on the ground and_back present in Manila with the 23d U. 8,. 9 @ Side track. While standing there Regulars. engine 1996 pushed down along the side Deceased was a member of Borro. °f,the car on the side track striking mean Council, No, 129, Y. M. L, and him in the side; kuocking him down was formerly. a leading spirit in the and running over him with the results Leagne of the Cross Cadets of Sap . 2% Stated above. The rest of the, men Francisco. § ALMOST A BAD FIRE. A Close Call For Charl Charles E. Mulloy’s ‘Dwelling House. There came near being a disastrous fire last evening about half past eight o'clock at the residence of Charles E. Mulloy, junction of East and West Broad streets. The trouble occured in the upstairs bedroom of Lance Mulloy. The roung gentleman left a candle burning on a stand near the head of the bed while he took a bath, When he returned to the room he found the bedding and carpet afire, the candle having fallen from the holder upon the bed. A post of the bedstead was also burning. Had the fire gained a few minutes more start it would have been hard work to save the house, ——_—_~+ ge —__—. Look to Your Registration. As the time for the closing of. registration and for the transfer of such electors as may have changed their residence from one precinct to another draws near, it is important that. each : voter inform’ himself as to precisely where he is at. No man likes to lose his vote and there is no reason why he should. J Remember, if you have removed from one precinct into another since the last election, you must have such transfer noted on the register at the County Clerk’s office. If you were on the Great Register: at the last general election and have not ‘since changed your residence, uo fur:ther action is required to entitle you to vote, unless, as is the case in Nevada City where the city has been re-divided jlately so as to contain four precincts jinstead of three, thus changing the precioct number o'4 large portion of the residents of the county seat. Their mew precinct number must appear on the new Great Register. Displeased Democrats. The Democrats are not all satisfied with the result of Saturday’s county convention, Two of the most prominent members of the party met on the street Sunday. “Well, our convention, yesterday played smash, didn’t it ?” said one of them. “I don’t believe we will be able to elect more than one man on the ticket.” “That’s about my view of it”. said the other. “I think if we elect one we'll be in blank big luck.” Will Meet Next Thursday. ‘The County Central Committee of tthe Populists and their candidates will meet in Grass Valley next Thursday to lay plans for the conduct of their campaign this Fall. OC. W. Kitts, the Assembly nominee, announces that the . \. candidates will make a vigerous canvass for votes, Witt Remain a Few Days Longer. Mrs. Bostwick, of the City of Paris} Dry Goods Company, will remain in town a few days longer. Thos ladies desiring to6 place. orders for Tailor Suits, Golf Capes and Silk Shirt Waists, also a fine line of Ladies’ and Children’s silk and flannel. underware should call at parlor 6, National Exchange hotel. . 826-3t A Bargain, A fine Black Wainut Bedroom set is . offered for sale at a bargain to the party enquiring immediately at this office. 826-(f. Great Bargains. . Noestablishment in California offer >-such big bargains in clothing, gents . had got off on the opposite side of the car and could not see him. _He was waiting for the wrecking train to pass to cross over to the other men and it was the noise of that train that kept him from noticing the engine as it came upon him. Neither the engineer nor fireman saw him and the engino ran on down to the wood shed before they knew a man had been killed. The body was carried into the tool house near by. There seems to be no blame attached to anyone for’ the accident. Holland was about thirty-five years of age and a native of Ireland. He was employed by section foreman Galligher here abouta month ago. He came here from San Francisco. He has two sisters in San Francisco, The sad tidings Was communicated to them and disposition of the body will be deferred until they are heard from. oe. oe Morning and Evening. The Jersey City Journal says that the course of the whole war has shown learly what the general public were beginning to appreciate, and that is, the value of the evening papers as purveyors of news in comparison with their morning contemporaries. Hardly an important incident of the war but found its way to the public through the afternoon papers; and the morning news, despite the fact that it was rewritten, sometimes under the guise of special dispatches, has contained little of fresh interest from that of the night béfore. Since the afternoon papers ; . have had thought and money expended on them, they have shown by their success that the reading public finds more interest in the news in the even ing, and more opportunity to read, than does the morning reader. 2 eee <3 Pioneers Beat the Monarchs, At Watt Park yesterday the Pioneers beat the Monarchs in a snappy game by’ a score of eleven to three. Each club now has two games to its credit. The result of the fifth, which is looked forward to with keen interest by lovers of baseball, will determine the county championship and settle the ownership of the lion’s share.of the gate receipts. ————+ +e Deputy Sheriff Pascoe Hurt. Today Deputy Sheriff John H. Pascoe went down country to serve some pupers. At Union Hill, Grass Valley. township, his saddle horse slipped and fell with him, breaking his left collar bone “He telephoned to the Sheriff’s office after the fracture was reduced and said he would bé back here before evening. eee A.Candidate For Recorder Wanted. The Democrats are trying to prevail apon George Fletcher of Grass Valley, secretary of the N,C.N.G. R. R Co.,, to stand as the candidate for Recorder on their ticket. They are also talking of trying to get John J. Sughrue of North Bloomfield to stand in. ed Died at Grass Valley. Mrs: M.S: Norton, a widow aged 94 years,5 months and 21, days*died at Grass Valley this noon. She was a native of Vermont and had _ lived in whereabouts in the city, but was unsuccessful, and on Saturday expressed to the Transcript the belief that the statement made by the drummer was true. The Doctor's many Nevada City friends are much relieved to see him back again and in good health. A swarm of bees attacked the Fairview school house, in Kern county, and the pupils took a day off to clear the building of the busy buzzers. What sweet honeysuckles those children mast be. oi Tue Dearest Girl—What makes your old bachelors say such horrid things? Married men do not-talk that way. The Savage Bachelor—No; we only say what the married men think. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ___We, the undersigned, have known F. .Caaaey for ths last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able tocarry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. -Watpina, Kinnan & Marnin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ’ BORN. In Nevada City, Sept. 24, 1898, to the wife of Wm. Worthington, a daughter. Constipation retains the digested food too long in the beget and producés biliousness, torpid liver, indi Hoods gestion, bad taste, coated tongue, sick headache, insom=:ia, etc. Hood's Pills i Ss cure constipation and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 26c, All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparillp A Good e s Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertaintients will be mailed free upon request. = -Grass Valley since 1852. T. H. McALuisreEr, an a = bd from the local papers. RAGKET : STORE. Suppose you kave missed our advertisements Dropped them so as to judge of their value as, business producers. age Bien eg lowa, have e of * Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American = Poppies. : Pansies and = Lilacs andMarguerites. Iris, These rare sR tig ew four in umber, b “the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in-his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public, The pictures are accurately reproduced ii all the colors used in the origpene fel are phage nr by et os ee of ecb astel pictures are the correct t lor the e, nothing surpassi them in beauty, richness of color and anit avtione merit, . Sia One of these pictures with ‘cack package of Elastic Starch urchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for to cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC eo ACCEPT no SUBSTITUTE The First Fall Opening —OF— STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York, Will Take Place To-Morrow And the remaining days of this week, 3 ae At the LEADER MILLINERY STORE, BROAD STREET. boy OREO CORO BM Me MEME NE NE NE SNE AE SME SIC NESE NSCS x XK Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to a = ea in the line of FURNITUR they have found that JAMES. KINKEAD, Commercial Street, $ AN] e Keeps a large stock and gives his ture call at his stores. @ @RR H® HOLOLMOOC OKIE customers the best bargains. If you & You Will Profit Thereby. Se nerennry are thinking of getting new furniE [SAS AS BS AS AS TS AS AS AS AS AS Ae AS AS AS As AS AS AS AS WS WSF: E Ladies, You Will Save Yoney And obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and New York patterus @® » # —} By Purchasing your Mili Mi El K. H ft 3 aoe ol ISS. Gieahor cll, 3 Who iF heeetsing goods daily fr m those cities and = is therefore prepared to sell at the lowest prices. = HOPE TT NAP NTT NTT Broad St., Next Duor to County Treasurer’s Office. QUMASLASASAAAULASASAA44L4AA 56 44646 Jb 4444646646 46 14446 JS 444 Weare now going to use this space for LIGHTNING ~ furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, ' caps, etc. as J. Levy, of the Popular ' Clothing Emporiam. You can save » dollars by calliug at this place. Do so * before making your purchases else_ where. 8-15 Saloon For Sale. Oae of the best fitted up and best lo~ ‘cated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale Has an excellent run of firstHere’s One. 17 cents per yard. STRIKERS. Watch out they only hit once.: / / Full Width Sheeting, unbleached, Lots more—nothing higher. erwin say something about Towelings next time. — Apply eemutgn 39 Yellow Front---Transcript Block. ~ OFFICE AND YARD; Boulder Street, , Nevada City. Call. on us before going elsewhere. M. L. & D. MARSH MANHOOD RESTORED eee eiininn CLIPIDBEBNB. This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ——SUCH As-—— LOST MANHOOD IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADACHE TIRED FEELING. j pee ILITY, PIMPLES, AK POTENCY, /EMINAL NESS DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doetor has discovered theactive! principle on whic _ the vitality of the SE}: UA panperstas is dependent, The reason why sufferers he not re pos oured by ors, eet ans and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with r whieh CUPIDINE is the only known remeo to cure the complaint without an'9x prot si 4 aeon ©) guarantee to ind the money if a permanent cure is noteffe + by the nse of six ves. Dollar a box, six boxes for ss. nd for Circulars and Testimo: Tinece at 1 mail orders te DAVOL Mt MEDICINE €O., P. 0. x 2076, S n» Francisco, Cal For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMA & CO. ae ve ~ SEWING MACHINE. ry Vv SOLE AGENTS a work, Now (a Tv During aoe: Sale prices upon will be cutin Two. S flere Are a Few Bargains . 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, _ Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, das $2 Shoe, will be closed out 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 10 cents. _Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, ida every‘where else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. _ All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Noto These Prices Are Strictly Cash, The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. ~ ey mira stret~—Telepbone 208, THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ook. B. WOLF ___ CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best Quality of Goods. ny Try our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart. Willzsell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. THE WHITE : Legg & Shaw Co.: ForNevada County All kinds of ae repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuous, but it sbould be good. Many flimsy articles ate 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 articles such “as Watches, Chains, : Rings, etc. and your good ‘ ; ognize them as being of sterling merit, taste will immediately recThey are rich in design, chaste in workmanship, and fine in quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. Watchmakers.and Jewelers. The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. U) fy Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY . ; By “GIFB,” N. S. of Md.

MAHOGANY QUOIA, Pine. ished with it . LUMBER, MILL TIMBERS, elephone No, bi: 0S. CO., 3AZAR. regational Church. HALL, sday Evenings, nd 29th. and musical prora. ill be served in the 25 Cents. ; For Rent. ooms, suitable for . for rent. Inquire n Street. Mails r from San Franes and Children’s . untrimmed; also ters and Walking [m16-tf] suetie & Rrand’s. AS anted. ‘ our complete sets ie holidays. Each for little ones to ok charming, deicés range from each overflowing ns. ‘Tremendous m. Four months dhogpersoneh Credit est commissions. “four ee free. s for paying part » Drop all trash ith our exclusive YAL BOOK CONCHICAGO. a26 80t YS ASR SS $e I e ~ >. $1.25, S STORE White and a Pair. . ever GO. THE TRANSCRIPT,. “TPS PROW OM TRUCKER, MONDAY vivssessy SEPT. een tan Borrowed From From { the SemiWeaty coacrencemarrasnt KILLED AT AT MANILA, 1 feel te 5 ey ee ee his brother Henry who is representing. Private Edward O'Neill of Company . ® large mining company at Dawson H,-1st California Volunteers, and a for. City, B.N. W. T. Mr; Shoemaker will mer resident of Nevada City, was acci-. C°me out from Dawson in about six dentally shot at Manila on August} ¥eeks to go to New Y: 10th by Private Landsford of the same . the members of the company. company. The boys were fooling with. A fatal accident occurred in the raila gun and Lundsford was observed to. "0ad yard about seven o'clock this put in a cartridge. Corporal John. ™orning. Pat Holland.was run over by Binet of Company H, an intimate . ®" engine and his body was cut in two, friend of O'Neill, saw the danger and. ‘eath resulting instantly. The: accirushed to se'ze the weapon, but was. ‘ent occurred only a few yards from too late. Lundsford raised the gun. Where Shoemaker was killed about a and, before Binet could interfere, it. ™Onth ago. The wrecking crew was was accidentally discharged and-Pricalled to Tunnel 13 at a late hour last vate O'Neill fell, shot through the heart, . Dight to put tyo engines on the track _ he died five minutes later. was among those who went. “When the “Republican of Saturday. James Bigham lost one of his fine cows a day or two ago by the animal] P turday by his : mis was es A a The young man was aged 20 years and was a son of Mrs. A. and the late Dennis J. O’Neill who for many years train returned from'work this morning it stopped in front of the depot for the men toget off and take the tools off. The point of death in San Francisco from a complication of ailments, returned on last night’s train in better health than he has been for a long time past. Af-. ter leaving here last month in poor to confer with health he visited Red Bluff, San Franvisco and Shasta Retreat, then went into the Trinity mountains to-a point, tions w. he joined a party of hunters and roughed it. No letters were received here from him, for the reason that he was so remote from any postoffice, and his friends began to worry fearing harm had befallen him. “About the story that he had started for Trinity, but that he had given out soon after starting and returned to San Francisco whére he was critically ill. _ Mr. Von Manderscheidt, the druggist here, made every effort to ascertain his a week ago a drag drummer brought . were residents of Nevada City. He . °@f the men were in was standin on also leaves a sister and five brothers, . the main track and poor Holland one of whom, Thomas J. Q’Neill, is at . °*¢Pped down on the ground and_back present in Manila with the 23d U. 8,. 9 @ Side track. While standing there Regulars. engine 1996 pushed down along the side Deceased was a member of Borro. °f,the car on the side track striking mean Council, No, 129, Y. M. L, and him in the side; kuocking him down was formerly. a leading spirit in the and running over him with the results Leagne of the Cross Cadets of Sap . 2% Stated above. The rest of the, men Francisco. § ALMOST A BAD FIRE. A Close Call For Charl Charles E. Mulloy’s ‘Dwelling House. There came near being a disastrous fire last evening about half past eight o'clock at the residence of Charles E. Mulloy, junction of East and West Broad streets. The trouble occured in the upstairs bedroom of Lance Mulloy. The roung gentleman left a candle burning on a stand near the head of the bed while he took a bath, When he returned to the room he found the bedding and carpet afire, the candle having fallen from the holder upon the bed. A post of the bedstead was also burning. Had the fire gained a few minutes more start it would have been hard work to save the house, ——_—_~+ ge —__—. Look to Your Registration. As the time for the closing of. registration and for the transfer of such electors as may have changed their residence from one precinct to another draws near, it is important that. each : voter inform’ himself as to precisely where he is at. No man likes to lose his vote and there is no reason why he should. J Remember, if you have removed from one precinct into another since the last election, you must have such transfer noted on the register at the County Clerk’s office. If you were on the Great Register: at the last general election and have not ‘since changed your residence, uo fur:ther action is required to entitle you to vote, unless, as is the case in Nevada City where the city has been re-divided jlately so as to contain four precincts jinstead of three, thus changing the precioct number o'4 large portion of the residents of the county seat. Their mew precinct number must appear on the new Great Register. Displeased Democrats. The Democrats are not all satisfied with the result of Saturday’s county convention, Two of the most prominent members of the party met on the street Sunday. “Well, our convention, yesterday played smash, didn’t it ?” said one of them. “I don’t believe we will be able to elect more than one man on the ticket.” “That’s about my view of it”. said the other. “I think if we elect one we'll be in blank big luck.” Will Meet Next Thursday. ‘The County Central Committee of tthe Populists and their candidates will meet in Grass Valley next Thursday to lay plans for the conduct of their campaign this Fall. OC. W. Kitts, the Assembly nominee, announces that the . \. candidates will make a vigerous canvass for votes, Witt Remain a Few Days Longer. Mrs. Bostwick, of the City of Paris} Dry Goods Company, will remain in town a few days longer. Thos ladies desiring to6 place. orders for Tailor Suits, Golf Capes and Silk Shirt Waists, also a fine line of Ladies’ and Children’s silk and flannel. underware should call at parlor 6, National Exchange hotel. . 826-3t A Bargain, A fine Black Wainut Bedroom set is . offered for sale at a bargain to the party enquiring immediately at this office. 826-(f. Great Bargains. . Noestablishment in California offer >-such big bargains in clothing, gents . had got off on the opposite side of the car and could not see him. _He was waiting for the wrecking train to pass to cross over to the other men and it was the noise of that train that kept him from noticing the engine as it came upon him. Neither the engineer nor fireman saw him and the engino ran on down to the wood shed before they knew a man had been killed. The body was carried into the tool house near by. There seems to be no blame attached to anyone for’ the accident. Holland was about thirty-five years of age and a native of Ireland. He was employed by section foreman Galligher here abouta month ago. He came here from San Francisco. He has two sisters in San Francisco, The sad tidings Was communicated to them and disposition of the body will be deferred until they are heard from. oe. oe Morning and Evening. The Jersey City Journal says that the course of the whole war has shown learly what the general public were beginning to appreciate, and that is, the value of the evening papers as purveyors of news in comparison with their morning contemporaries. Hardly an important incident of the war but found its way to the public through the afternoon papers; and the morning news, despite the fact that it was rewritten, sometimes under the guise of special dispatches, has contained little of fresh interest from that of the night béfore. Since the afternoon papers ; . have had thought and money expended on them, they have shown by their success that the reading public finds more interest in the news in the even ing, and more opportunity to read, than does the morning reader. 2 eee <3 Pioneers Beat the Monarchs, At Watt Park yesterday the Pioneers beat the Monarchs in a snappy game by’ a score of eleven to three. Each club now has two games to its credit. The result of the fifth, which is looked forward to with keen interest by lovers of baseball, will determine the county championship and settle the ownership of the lion’s share.of the gate receipts. ————+ +e Deputy Sheriff Pascoe Hurt. Today Deputy Sheriff John H. Pascoe went down country to serve some pupers. At Union Hill, Grass Valley. township, his saddle horse slipped and fell with him, breaking his left collar bone “He telephoned to the Sheriff’s office after the fracture was reduced and said he would bé back here before evening. eee A.Candidate For Recorder Wanted. The Democrats are trying to prevail apon George Fletcher of Grass Valley,

secretary of the N,C.N.G. R. R Co.,, to stand as the candidate for Recorder on their ticket. They are also talking of trying to get John J. Sughrue of North Bloomfield to stand in. ed Died at Grass Valley. Mrs: M.S: Norton, a widow aged 94 years,5 months and 21, days*died at Grass Valley this noon. She was a native of Vermont and had _ lived in whereabouts in the city, but was unsuccessful, and on Saturday expressed to the Transcript the belief that the statement made by the drummer was true. The Doctor's many Nevada City friends are much relieved to see him back again and in good health. A swarm of bees attacked the Fairview school house, in Kern county, and the pupils took a day off to clear the building of the busy buzzers. What sweet honeysuckles those children mast be. oi Tue Dearest Girl—What makes your old bachelors say such horrid things? Married men do not-talk that way. The Savage Bachelor—No; we only say what the married men think. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ___We, the undersigned, have known F. .Caaaey for ths last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able tocarry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. -Watpina, Kinnan & Marnin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ’ BORN. In Nevada City, Sept. 24, 1898, to the wife of Wm. Worthington, a daughter. Constipation retains the digested food too long in the beget and producés biliousness, torpid liver, indi Hoods gestion, bad taste, coated tongue, sick headache, insom=:ia, etc. Hood's Pills i Ss cure constipation and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 26c, All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparillp A Good e s Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot licAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertaintients will be mailed free upon request. = -Grass Valley since 1852. T. H. McALuisreEr, an a = bd from the local papers. RAGKET : STORE. Suppose you kave missed our advertisements Dropped them so as to judge of their value as, business producers. age Bien eg lowa, have e of * Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American = Poppies. : Pansies and = Lilacs andMarguerites. Iris, These rare sR tig ew four in umber, b “the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in-his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public, The pictures are accurately reproduced ii all the colors used in the origpene fel are phage nr by et os ee of ecb astel pictures are the correct t lor the e, nothing surpassi them in beauty, richness of color and anit avtione merit, . Sia One of these pictures with ‘cack package of Elastic Starch urchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for to cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC eo ACCEPT no SUBSTITUTE The First Fall Opening —OF— STYLISH MILLINERY, Comprising the very Latest Designs direct from New York, Will Take Place To-Morrow And the remaining days of this week, 3 ae At the LEADER MILLINERY STORE, BROAD STREET. boy OREO CORO BM Me MEME NE NE NE SNE AE SME SIC NESE NSCS x XK Shrewd People Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to a = ea in the line of FURNITUR they have found that JAMES. KINKEAD, Commercial Street, $ AN] e Keeps a large stock and gives his ture call at his stores. @ @RR H® HOLOLMOOC OKIE customers the best bargains. If you & You Will Profit Thereby. Se nerennry are thinking of getting new furniE [SAS AS BS AS AS TS AS AS AS AS AS Ae AS AS AS As AS AS AS AS WS WSF: E Ladies, You Will Save Yoney And obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and New York patterus @® » # —} By Purchasing your Mili Mi El K. H ft 3 aoe ol ISS. Gieahor cll, 3 Who iF heeetsing goods daily fr m those cities and = is therefore prepared to sell at the lowest prices. = HOPE TT NAP NTT NTT Broad St., Next Duor to County Treasurer’s Office. QUMASLASASAAAULASASAA44L4AA 56 44646 Jb 4444646646 46 14446 JS 444 Weare now going to use this space for LIGHTNING ~ furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, ' caps, etc. as J. Levy, of the Popular ' Clothing Emporiam. You can save » dollars by calliug at this place. Do so * before making your purchases else_ where. 8-15 Saloon For Sale. Oae of the best fitted up and best lo~ ‘cated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale Has an excellent run of firstHere’s One. 17 cents per yard. STRIKERS. Watch out they only hit once.: / / Full Width Sheeting, unbleached, Lots more—nothing higher. erwin say something about Towelings next time. — Apply eemutgn 39 Yellow Front---Transcript Block. ~ OFFICE AND YARD; Boulder Street, , Nevada City. Call. on us before going elsewhere. M. L. & D. MARSH MANHOOD RESTORED eee eiininn CLIPIDBEBNB. This Vegetable Vitalizer Cures All Nervousness or Diseases of Generative Organs ——SUCH As-—— LOST MANHOOD IN THE BACK, SLEEPLESSNESS HEADACHE TIRED FEELING. j pee ILITY, PIMPLES, AK POTENCY, /EMINAL NESS DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. The Doetor has discovered theactive! principle on whic _ the vitality of the SE}: UA panperstas is dependent, The reason why sufferers he not re pos oured by ors, eet ans and medicines is because over 90 per cent. are troubled with r whieh CUPIDINE is the only known remeo to cure the complaint without an'9x prot si 4 aeon ©) guarantee to ind the money if a permanent cure is noteffe + by the nse of six ves. Dollar a box, six boxes for ss. nd for Circulars and Testimo: Tinece at 1 mail orders te DAVOL Mt MEDICINE €O., P. 0. x 2076, S n» Francisco, Cal For sale in Nevada City by DICKERMA & CO. ae ve ~ SEWING MACHINE. ry Vv SOLE AGENTS a work, Now (a Tv During aoe: Sale prices upon will be cutin Two. S flere Are a Few Bargains . 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, _ Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to 2, das $2 Shoe, will be closed out 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 10 cents. _Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, ida every‘where else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. _ All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Noto These Prices Are Strictly Cash, The Popular Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. ~ ey mira stret~—Telepbone 208, THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ook. B. WOLF ___ CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best Quality of Goods. ny Try our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart. Willzsell you any quantity you want. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. THE WHITE : Legg & Shaw Co.: ForNevada County All kinds of ae repaired by a competent adjuster. We guarantee our in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuous, but it sbould be good. Many flimsy articles ate 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 articles such “as Watches, Chains, : Rings, etc. and your good ‘ ; ognize them as being of sterling merit, taste will immediately recThey are rich in design, chaste in workmanship, and fine in quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. Watchmakers.and Jewelers. The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. U) fy Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY . ; By “GIFB,” N. S. of Md.