July 12, 1888 (4 pages)

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It was impossi}ls, of course, to accept thein all, anil wher> he could not accept he was sure to offen . , so that at res «9 ie to! of tact. In fact to be.a popular commander ofa ves sel, he tells me that it is necessary to bo trained in diplomacy. Very often! there w.ll be a dozen ladies on*board his. ves#.1, and he dare not show one more attention than the other, and eveh with the exercise of the greatest tact the Captain often makes matters very unpleasant for himself. It is necessary to systematize matters. It is the ambition of the Majority of the passengers to sit on the 5 hand of the Captain at the Hinner table, and of course it is for him to say who the person shall’ be. To’ avoid trouble, should any lady or gentleman have atitle from the English Government, he will select the one holding the highest rank ; or, upon occasion, the courguished American. In the absence of distinguished persons he selects the one w number of times. One of these papialos was telling me about a trip that Christine Nilsson made with him. She was the most ‘distinguished lady abroad, and he was possibl y more considerate with her than with any of the others. A number of other lady apr dk were highly indignant nt thi and referred to Nilsson in a very pnkin way. One lady, whose husband made his start ag a saloon keeper, spoke of her as “a common singer,” and claimed the social honors for herself. But, by'a little incident, they all were ledge that Nilsson was entitled to superior attention. ° One night there was a terrible gale, and all the timid passengers thought the good Old ship would cer"an godown. , The Captain, who, durin ‘fair weather, had prens a large oy wie i , socal way, now too i place aw _tO0K \ n . the ‘wayes swept over the ves. abd nobody but the officers of the . hip were slowed on deck. It was ne essary for the Captain to be stra to bridge, or_he certainly would have n swept off his feet at any moment, Nilsson ‘occupied the hap tyn vy cabin, which was directly under the bridge. A pogo, Wale the Captain could ear within ashort distance of it. and every one wonderad t _ of his trying was passionately fond of music, & rthole pouring out -her magnificen Folce in its full ower 80 that the Captat might hear her. storm was over. he said t long at his post, and said th attention to the fair singer. —ZIndianapolis Journal, Of Interest to Violinists. . : Dullness threads or indifferent’ material. copper-wire’ give mérfe powerful effects, have a tendenc warmth of the fingers. “To o ing power and softne: ble. to expansion. Fourth arily require heavy strings. better adapted’ to. mdod, mellowed . century’s existence in the violin. thirty strings to $6 uspally contain two to four lengths, A catalogue at hand ty-seven grades. rovidence Journ: . How to Avoid Premature Ol A:e. Tho following advice is given by Dr. Benjamin W. fichanises® madhes milk as the standard food, but vari according to the season. before going to: bed. the body may in the mind actiye and cheerful. . .To maintain an interest in what is going on in the world, and.to take part in reasonable labors and pleasures, ag loan ye en a ‘o take plenty of s py je eysvebioe ag The captain. of a_ first-class ocean. $1,000 a year extra by renting his ‘cabin, tesy will be extended to some disfin: ho has croused the ocean the greatest all were made to a¢knowis time in a : ‘ few feet below it! was a porthole, and by Th Lavd HI \I i et Tho Leading Harness Sho ri = had been on'the bridge for seven hours at be had not succumbed through exhaustion, While he kept his post many of the hardships position were relieved by Nilssen's divine singing. Tho) Captain Jas. Caims, Pee Proprietor. son sat for hours with her face to the The next morning the At the, breakfast table every: one was heaping eine upba the Captain, when ; at had it not been for!Nilsson’s singing he could not. have remained so passengers owed to her as much as to any ong ele a vote of thanks for their safcty. They appreciated it, aud during the resi of the voyage by unanimous consent the Captain was allowed to pay exclusive ' In selecting violin strings ‘it is safe ta choose. those of greatest tramabereacy, of, color indicates too mage e fourth string is coyered with silver or copper wire, or a mixture of metals-of ee ductility. Silver is wound on gut good advantage. Those covered with Strings bearing either of these metals. to rise in pier from viate this annoyance mixed wire is used, coinbinwhich is less lia, strings, ‘as found in market, are apt to be too heavy, -fPlt is best to purchase all sizes as they are needed, as they seldom improve after seasoning.” Old instruments do not ordinMedium sizes that develop rich, clear tones are. by a On. } duly .loading the bridge with coarse strings checks the more sensitive-vibra«tions and tends to dism»smber thd str:tctvre. Prices tange from $1 per bundle of er dozen, . Fourth igs are made in single lengths ; other uotes them in thir‘o subsist on light but nutritious die with ied To take food in.m te. quantity f timesin the day, inctoding G light meal To clothe hg lags but lightly, fo. as Seasons main ‘0 keep the’ body in ae exercise and ; \. to take during cold woather that: the temperature of the Lod. 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WaDNESDAY, August 29th. Boys’ Tournament at 11 a. mM. for various prizes. No. 4, RUNNING.—Open to all, entrance, $26 forfeit, $300 added. Second horse fal $50. One mile and repeat. 0.5. RUNNINg.—Open to all, For twoyear-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $160 added, Second horse, $50; third, $25. Fivealgathe of a mile. 0.6. TROTTING. 2:50 class. Purse $400, Open toall. THURSDAY? August 30th. Grand stock parade at 10a. m, No.7. RUNNING.—Distsict. $26 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Becoid horse. €60; third, ee Half mile and repeat, : No. 8 TROTTING. 2:40 class, Open to all. Purse 5 No 9. PAaCtna,—2:30 class, Open to all. Purse $500. FRIDAY, Auguct 31st. Ladies Tournament, for various prizes, at 1A. M. —Noe.10,-Rurnive en--to--all, 6ntrance. $25 forfeit, §250 added. Second horse, $75; third, $50, One mile and a half. No, 11.—RUNNING--Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $160 added, Second horse $50; thir , 425. Five elghtha ofa mile and repea' : Ro. 12, TROTTING—2:24 cluss. Open to all. urse i o, 13, RUNNING—Saddle hojse stake. District. Catch weights. * entrance, $50 added. Four moneys—b50, » 15 and 10 per cent. One mile, SATURNAY, September tet. Grand stock parade and awarding of preiniuma at ll a. M, No. 14. RuNNING--Open to all. $50 ontrance, $25 forfeit, ndded. Becond horse, $75; third, $50. One mile and repeat. No. 1). RUNNING—Djustrict. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Second horse, $50; hird, §25, Five-elghtha of a mile. No. 16. TROTTING—2:27 class, Open te all, Purse i : No. 17. PActNGa—2:20 class. Open to all. ‘urse $600, — In races designated as “District’'all horses are eligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada and Placer, compet ing me Seventeenth Agricultural Distric * boos oO June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified, —_— CONDITIOnse. ~All trotting and pacing races are the best three in five, except in two-year-old, unle otherwise specified; five to enter and three to start, But the Board reserves the right to hold a less number than five to fill, by the drawal of a proportionate amount of . Entra fee per cent of rp accompany nominations. Trotting ' puurese ¢ lyided at the rate of 60 per cent. rat horse,40 per cent, to sécond and 10 per cent, to third. 5 Botiepal Association rules to govern trat‘i the 8 0" f J. it 7 gh reserve fire'dent to moh any two.c alterna yD bats is finiah any ay's racing, oF to inane isn afescan daa D the required nom k-oves shall. be entitled only idin, When legs r of starters appear { anal tries not declared out by 6] P. M. of the day preceding the srace ps? be rt. ‘ require: ata at eg inguciptorget ths reigul ir inone cular ‘to start tm be name by 6 race. Noadd“over. srs etts © sane ccirae ars ease t+ “ema eee ee Ls es xO vr. Diahe i whieh will adrace track and Pe (ariTaL property intl vency anda fair profi alt of, re anteeing a prom 4 '. just clalms for ag Boyne responsetoall National Meat ~Whitehead’s Cook Books LEAD THE WORLD. (7th Agricultural District AsNe. 1, sociation for 1888° — . The American Pastry Cock, NEVADA AND, PLAOER COUNTIES, ae Hotel Meat Cooking, PRICE 82. : No. 8, Chicago Herald: Coking Schoo (For Families, PRICE 81.50. Ne. 4, Cooking For Profit, PRIOK 63. % FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420° Kearney Street,’ San Francisco, New York Bakery. ce G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, a ; a HAviNa PURCHASED THTS WELLwn and John Hurst, on popular Bakery of: Mes. 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It was impossi}ls, of course, to accept thein all, anil wher> he could not accept he was sure to offen . , so that at res «9 ie to! of tact. In fact to be.a popular commander ofa ves sel, he tells me that it is necessary to bo trained in diplomacy. Very often! there w.ll be a dozen ladies on*board his. ves#.1, and he dare not show one more attention than the other, and eveh with the exercise of the greatest tact the Captain often makes matters very unpleasant for himself. It is necessary to systematize matters. It is the ambition of the Majority of the passengers to sit on the 5 hand of the Captain at the Hinner table, and of course it is for him to say who the person shall’ be. To’ avoid trouble, should any lady or gentleman have atitle from the English Government, he will select the one holding the highest rank ; or, upon occasion, the courguished American. In the absence of distinguished persons he selects the one w number of times. One of these papialos was telling me about a trip that Christine Nilsson made with him. She was the most ‘distinguished lady abroad, and he was possibl y more considerate with her than with any of the others. A number of other lady apr dk were highly indignant nt thi and referred to Nilsson in a very pnkin way. One lady, whose husband made his start ag a saloon keeper, spoke of her as “a common singer,” and claimed the social honors for herself. But, by'a little incident, they all were ledge that Nilsson was entitled to superior attention. ° One night there was a terrible gale, and all the timid passengers thought the good Old ship would cer"an godown. , The Captain, who, durin ‘fair weather, had prens a large oy wie i , socal way, now too i place aw _tO0K \ n . the ‘wayes swept over the ves. abd nobody but the officers of the . hip were slowed on deck. It was ne essary for the Captain to be stra to bridge, or_he certainly would have n swept off his feet at any moment, Nilsson ‘occupied the hap tyn vy cabin, which was directly under the bridge. A pogo, Wale the Captain could ear within ashort distance of it. and every one wonderad t _ of his trying was passionately fond of music, & rthole pouring out -her magnificen Folce in its full ower 80 that the Captat might hear her. storm was over.

he said t long at his post, and said th attention to the fair singer. —ZIndianapolis Journal, Of Interest to Violinists. . : Dullness threads or indifferent’ material. copper-wire’ give mérfe powerful effects, have a tendenc warmth of the fingers. “To o ing power and softne: ble. to expansion. Fourth arily require heavy strings. better adapted’ to. mdod, mellowed . century’s existence in the violin. thirty strings to $6 uspally contain two to four lengths, A catalogue at hand ty-seven grades. rovidence Journ: . How to Avoid Premature Ol A:e. Tho following advice is given by Dr. Benjamin W. fichanises® madhes milk as the standard food, but vari according to the season. before going to: bed. the body may in the mind actiye and cheerful. . .To maintain an interest in what is going on in the world, and.to take part in reasonable labors and pleasures, ag loan ye en a ‘o take plenty of s py je eysvebioe ag The captain. of a_ first-class ocean. $1,000 a year extra by renting his ‘cabin, tesy will be extended to some disfin: ho has croused the ocean the greatest all were made to a¢knowis time in a : ‘ few feet below it! was a porthole, and by Th Lavd HI \I i et Tho Leading Harness Sho ri = had been on'the bridge for seven hours at be had not succumbed through exhaustion, While he kept his post many of the hardships position were relieved by Nilssen's divine singing. Tho) Captain Jas. Caims, Pee Proprietor. son sat for hours with her face to the The next morning the At the, breakfast table every: one was heaping eine upba the Captain, when ; at had it not been for!Nilsson’s singing he could not. have remained so passengers owed to her as much as to any ong ele a vote of thanks for their safcty. They appreciated it, aud during the resi of the voyage by unanimous consent the Captain was allowed to pay exclusive ' In selecting violin strings ‘it is safe ta choose. those of greatest tramabereacy, of, color indicates too mage e fourth string is coyered with silver or copper wire, or a mixture of metals-of ee ductility. Silver is wound on gut good advantage. 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Without the Overland Monthly is impossible tokeep informed upon the resources and growth of the Pacific Coast. er and investor. To lovers of Hterature the Overland offers each month the best product of a group of new and brilliant writers. Ite stories of Western adventure, Indian studies, and Pioneer aketchés cover the entire range of Western life, from mining?camp (lays to the living present. Ita literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best Eastern work, Af you wish toald the growth of the Paeific Coast, subseribe for the Overland Monthly. : * i $4.00 yer year, One 8ample Copy, Twenty-five Cents. The Overland Monthly Publishing Oo., , San Francisco, Calffornia. TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April 28th, At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA GITY: +{ A. M. DAILY—Connecting with over7 i! land arriving in San Francisco at coat 8:30 A. Arriving: 9:00 A.M. DAILY * "45 P. M. DAILY —Cennecting with ys Pata leaving San Francisco at ' JOHN F. KIDDER, General Mauaker, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent, Vy) SEA, WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, butare surpassed by. the marvels of invention, ose who are in need of profitable work that can be done while livi gat. home should at once send their addréss to Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine, and rereive free, fall information’ how elther sexgall ages, Can carn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live. You are started free. Capital not required, Some ve make over $50 in a single day at this work, All succeed : Ae The BUYEBS' GUIDE IA issued March end * will be found at the office to receive orders. e Nevada City, November 2th 1867, ener . THOS, 5. FORD j oy ~ s part wc TON, Sole Agent * 2 ie em, giving . woe. [3-26-3m . 4nd under owned in the counties of NeThe magasine fs easonttal to the home-sapky ‘0 ie PAILY— Connecting with Pp iF Overland yy haseneer leaving San ran i [fabs Bedale ad as data a Peer Sat et FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR! —OF THE-Oommencing August ;28th and continuing five days. @ Race and Stock Exhibits at Glens breok Park, Midway be. tween Grass Valleyand Noxada City. Pavilion at Nevada Gity 810,000 IN PURSES AND IPREMIUMS, Liberal Purses for State and District Horses. Liberal Promeium» for Live Stock, Farm. ing, Orchard and Dairy Products, and Mechanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAY’S RACING. TUESDAY, August 28th. No. -1, Runnina.—Open to all. $26 entrance, $10 forfeit, $150 added; Second horse $50; third, $25. Three-fourths of a mile and repeat. No 2 Trorrino.—2:80 clans. all. Purse i ‘ No 3% Trorrina.—For three-year-olds Open to vada; Placer, Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Tehama, Plumas, Sierra, Mendocino, Humboldt, Del Norte, Shasta, Siskiyou, Lassen, Modocand Yolo, Purse $300. WaDNESDAY, August 29th. Boys’ Tournament at 11 a. mM. for various prizes. No. 4, RUNNING.—Open to all, entrance, $26 forfeit, $300 added. Second horse fal $50. One mile and repeat. 0.5. RUNNINg.—Open to all, For twoyear-olds, $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $160 added, Second horse, $50; third, $25. Fivealgathe of a mile. 0.6. TROTTING. 2:50 class. Purse $400, Open toall. THURSDAY? August 30th. Grand stock parade at 10a. m, No.7. RUNNING.—Distsict. $26 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Becoid horse. €60; third, ee Half mile and repeat, : No. 8 TROTTING. 2:40 class, Open to all. Purse 5 No 9. PAaCtna,—2:30 class, Open to all. Purse $500. FRIDAY, Auguct 31st. Ladies Tournament, for various prizes, at 1A. M. —Noe.10,-Rurnive en--to--all, 6ntrance. $25 forfeit, §250 added. Second horse, $75; third, $50, One mile and a half. No, 11.—RUNNING--Open to all. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $160 added, Second horse $50; thir , 425. Five elghtha ofa mile and repea' : Ro. 12, TROTTING—2:24 cluss. Open to all. urse i o, 13, RUNNING—Saddle hojse stake. District. Catch weights. * entrance, $50 added. Four moneys—b50, » 15 and 10 per cent. One mile, SATURNAY, September tet. Grand stock parade and awarding of preiniuma at ll a. M, No. 14. RuNNING--Open to all. $50 ontrance, $25 forfeit, ndded. Becond horse, $75; third, $50. One mile and repeat. No. 1). RUNNING—Djustrict. $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $100 added. Second horse, $50; hird, §25, Five-elghtha of a mile. No. 16. TROTTING—2:27 class, Open te all, Purse i : No. 17. PActNGa—2:20 class. Open to all. ‘urse $600, — In races designated as “District’'all horses are eligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada and Placer, compet ing me Seventeenth Agricultural Distric * boos oO June Ist, 1888, unless otherwise specified, —_— CONDITIOnse. ~All trotting and pacing races are the best three in five, except in two-year-old, unle otherwise specified; five to enter and three to start, But the Board reserves the right to hold a less number than five to fill, by the drawal of a proportionate amount of . Entra fee per cent of rp accompany nominations. Trotting ' puurese ¢ lyided at the rate of 60 per cent. rat horse,40 per cent, to sécond and 10 per cent, to third. 5 Botiepal Association rules to govern trat‘i the 8 0" f J. it 7 gh reserve fire'dent to moh any two.c alterna yD bats is finiah any ay's racing, oF to inane isn afescan daa D the required nom k-oves shall. be entitled only idin, When legs r of starters appear { anal tries not declared out by 6] P. M. of the day preceding the srace ps? be rt. ‘ require: ata at eg inguciptorget ths reigul ir inone cular ‘to start tm be name by 6 race. Noadd“over. srs etts © sane ccirae ars ease t+ “ema eee ee Ls es xO vr. Diahe i whieh will adrace track and Pe (ariTaL property intl vency anda fair profi alt of, re anteeing a prom 4 '. just clalms for ag Boyne responsetoall National Meat ~Whitehead’s Cook Books LEAD THE WORLD. (7th Agricultural District AsNe. 1, sociation for 1888° — . The American Pastry Cock, NEVADA AND, PLAOER COUNTIES, ae Hotel Meat Cooking, PRICE 82. : No. 8, Chicago Herald: Coking Schoo (For Families, PRICE 81.50. Ne. 4, Cooking For Profit, PRIOK 63. % FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420° Kearney Street,’ San Francisco, New York Bakery. ce G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, a ; a HAviNa PURCHASED THTS WELLwn and John Hurst, on popular Bakery of: Mes. OOMMEROIAL STREET, T intend to kee } el nel P on hand at oll timesa good BREAD, PIES, : CAKE, Etc., Wedding Cakes an And Pastry Made to order on short notice on the most reasonable terms, All order for anything in my line prom ptly attended to, By strict attention to business, giving 6004 satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 hope to merit a liberal patronage. Home Mutual Insurance Co sOF CALIFORNIA, 800 000 PRINCIPAL OFFIOR: ‘ 16 Sansome ot., San Prancisee. Fire Insurance Only J. ¥. Fovanron, Président, N, Suzranp, Vice Preaident, CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, K. H. MaGiu, General Agent. Fe oe Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Risks by ed me on all elasses of desirable in eons of cotee en low eatelGEO W. HILI, Manager — MAIN 8TRERT. GRASS VALLE\ Market, OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. 0.J NAFFZIGER..... Proprietor. EEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, Bicits, we oe BAMA, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o ace between heats. A* horse . retail. And all kinds of Mea ts usually found j first-class Market, Moats delivered f ee of charge. ye Cc. J, WAPFIZzGER FOR SALE. The i CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL COMPRISING Buildings, Rook-Broakers, Concentrators, Water Wheels, Retorting Furnace Gold Soales » Bafe: . 4190. THE Hoisting Machinery, Oars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, For full particulars apply to > .E. 0. OHARONNAT, rr parents ome a HS ~~ = sate