April 30, 1904 (4 pages)

1 Officers Potion, in te of the and they Bppointed TER’S a). P. Bow. one Tam, . : , Benison, Ed HALL), an Breen, }y William on Webber, son, O. J. ». NO. 1). . F. Hook. William “aang NE CO. john Dunul Goldsa8. Denny, m sunrise AN, resident lerk. TION. ot by 1804, hat the folfiled notice oof in suproof will be Receiver of Jal., on May an M.D. M. ses to prove nd cu. debe arren Sco n and Fred a P.O, , Register. TION, RIOR, LB, CAL., ; THAT THE } filed notice ‘oof in suproof will be Re iver of , on May widow of for the N 18N,B.8H., pes to prove and cultivaen, John D. ayne, all of » Register. Os, loon! ere on Com: ois former They will 4 brands of Cigars inks mm arsial St . for [Ss ations b cents to rc 76 cent to 75 cents . white or RY CO. L. Stable 43D YEAR—NO. 12,082 . THE TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN...Proprictor. FRED B, BROWN, Manager. SUBSORIPTION BATES: By Mall, $6 aYear. ; Es By Carrier, 12% Cts. a Week f Advectine 0 ot toe serted u i eek month, Eac! Tocuts a wogk of 90 gente > month to area additi ine r PayAt Ist Gr es Pellx’ Gitlet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal, ai 2d grades, 6 cts. and 5 for hotels and mills, Cassind Matin, Sotast either hep th bate stem saturated with ioetures down the constitution, ruins the digestion and cause the bones to decay. , S. S. S.,a guaranteed purely vegetable remedy, is the : only antidote for Contagious “Blood tig It-destroys every atom of the deadly virus, overcomes the bad effects of the mercury and cleanses the blood and system so thoroughly that never after are any signs 3 or is the taint ever transmitted to others. ; We will send free our book on Contagious Blood Poison, which-ie interesting and contains full directions for treating yourself at home. information desired given without charge. MERCURY A POOR CRUTCH, _ ‘tith to Mercary find ont sooner or iter, “This power fal poison combined with Potash, is the treatinent generally prescribed for Contagious Blood Poison, but failure” and disappointment isthe bleresult, These niin. erals drive in thesores and , and apparently the © disease is gone and the at believes the cure permanent, but soon learns bet! of the disease seen. advice or any special ‘when the old symptoms (ie soon as the treatment is left off. You T the mortification that-one-naturally Medical THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs Eb : PRS ed eng Ned Gentleman or Lady © lished house of. solid financial ok . straight, bons fide weekly a Bony; Manager. $10 Caxton Bidg., Chicago. pte Low '. Rates — jAgain “py giving at least ‘to manage business for an "a © Monday with juarters. During the months of March and April the Southero cine sa hap th connections will again place on sale reduced . westbound tickets frem Ohicago and —pointe west thereof to Oali-#): fornia. Help your comuty Eastern friend or ae a information. We will ie « go. @g ine Inetractions to'farpish a ee + cket.at any poiot ia they 3 a ed States on money here. deposit of Ww. H. WooD, Traveling Pass. Agent. Div. Pass. Agent, Sacramento, Cal. ONPS ASSAY OFFICE, ' and Silver Bars. didn’t say nothin’ for awhile, then she . Have you never eo looked up at me kind o’ cur’us.and Know ll aboot ther, aii gon epamln gaid she’d supposed 1 might object toler thinking of going wiv'e-the anything like that. But I’ tole her 1. }oheapest and at the same most wouldn't. mind her doin’ her friend a . Pomtan ite a. ore eave good turn. All she had to do was to ani , be sweet to him, for awhile, and. when Lapapege te pag , be gad fe ao 004 she’d shown Lucy how fickle he was Sey itlustrated of . she could drop him. Of course, ‘I be-. tevel, descriptive THROUGH ALMOST any other line? Here is a list: El Paso. via Salt Lake City. Chicago daily. Rock island -EVERYWHERE EAST. ™,O you realize that the Rock Island System now operates more through car lines from California to the East than Standard sleepers daily, San Francisco to Kansas City and Chicago via El Paso. Tourist sleepers daily, San Francisco to Kansas City and Chicago via El Paso. Tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to St. Paul and Minneapolis Tuesdays and Thursdays via Tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to St. Louis Tuesdays via El Paso. “ Tourist sleepers, San Francisco to Omaha and Chicago Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Standard sleeper, San Francisco to Omaha and . Berths, tickets and full information at Southern Pacific ticket offices, or by addressin C. A. RUTHERFORD, District Passenger Agent, CARS i ing ‘ 623 Market St.,; San Francisco. Established in 1853, aaaaee I buy Gold Dust and Gold Nevada City, Cal. Nothing ‘has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. New Discovery Dr. King’s For (3¢Sa0 2" wt A Perfect. For All Throat and Cure: Lung Troubles. Money back if it fails. ‘Trial Bottles free. 3 : # i ss FP ‘The Eminent ‘Specialist in Refraction 4 the. Doctor je the ‘only north of San Frandéisco on the : of Fitting Glasses. Law in Optometry. Yall chim. He has-sent in hie 576th = preeoription. , Nevada City. Hours—9 a.m. to 4 p. mores day except Monday. The only Missouri River and Ohbicago. Overiand Limited. » Buffet smoking cars with barber Care, Standard and Compartment Free Reclining Chair Oars. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C. or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. The Doctor is Registered under State The tor has never bad a case to Office—oppoeite Episcopal Church. rass Valley patrons allowed fare ways. C. H. -LEHNERS, M. Physician and Surgeon . to dand 7 to9 p. m. Tol. West 4) . Leave calls at Vintons 5 lowa and . On Double Track R:2ilwray Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric lighted throughoat. Lees than three days to Chicago without change. Eastern Express. Vestibule. Through Standard and Tourist Sleeping Oars to Chicago. Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9:00 a. m. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. 617 Market St. (Palace Hot2l) Saw Francisco. Illinois and bath, Booklovers Library, Dining Sleeping Oars and Observation Cars. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. m. Dining carts. Chicago § Northwestern Ry. . sparkin’ Molly or she’d chuck him. tole me that’ and. Molly was Bg to prevent the match, and she said she didn’t, unless some girl would’ entice) ‘why. don’t you do it yourself? ‘She in’ in the secret, wouldn’t be a-frettin’ and a-worryin’ "bout her keepin’: com+ “Party soon I noticed ‘that she had started in. . She and Tom was together that.all. was a-goin’ fust rate.” “But what’s the objection to Tom?” “Qh, he’s a mis’able kind of a feller. Hasn’t nothin’ ’bout him cept good looks. Then he’s kind o’ wild and onsteady ginerally.” ; “Well, go on.” “Lucy,.she got hoppin’ mad’ with Tom and tole him he’d have to stop This didn’t do no good, for by this time Molly had him like a: fly: caught in a spider web. But here’s where what . tole you ’bout interferin’ with other people’s affairs comes in. Lucy, who'd always been Molly’s best friend, turned ag’in her and wouldn’t speak to her.” “T gee, But it seems tome all there was to do in the matter was for Molly, havin’ showed up Tom’s,. shallow heart, to drop him, cling to you and explain the matter to Lucy.” . . “That's exactly what I tole Molly, but she explained to me that the af: that Lucy wouldn't believe her and, if she: did, wouldn't forgive her for what she'd done.” “True; that’s what was to be ex” “Things went on from bad to worse, Molly was awful cut up because Lucy turned her back on her, and she didn’t know what to do.” “Did she try to make a satisfactory explanation?” “] asked her ‘bout that, and she said Lucy had treated her so mean sbe didn’t Hike to go palaverin’ over her when it was Lucy’s business to feel grateful to her for doin’ her a favor.” “What did Tom de when Molly dropped him?’ i “Molly didn’t exactly drop Tom. She said Lucy had acted so disgustin’ she didn’t want to let her think she could make her drop Tom, especially by gittin’ mad ’bout it.” “What was goin’ on between you and Tom?’ : “Oh, Tom when he passed me used to look at me with a kind of a smirk. as much as to say, ‘I’ve got your gal,’ and I looked at him as much as to say. ‘Guess you'll find out somethin’ bime by.” They say men fs always fightin’ ‘bout. women. I don’t see no chance for that so long as the women kin keep foolin’ the men till the last. minute, and then there’s no use of fightin’. At any rate I didn’t want to fight Tom. for I knowed all about how Molly was a-playin’ him. But bimeby I got tired havin’ him take up so much of Molly’s time. ‘ “You see, lots of times when I wanted her to go ridin’ with me or to take her to a dance or anything like that she'd say: ‘Why didn’t you speak about it sooner? I jist tole Tom I'd go ‘with him.’ But I had lots of fun at dances when I see people lookin’ at me like as if they pitied me, for they didn’t know the game we was playin’. “Howsomever, at last I made ap my mind the thing bad got to end some time, and, knowin’ what kind of a fix Molly was in, I jist thought I’d do somethin’ to end it myself. I expected [eet ——————— HOTEL ANTLERS --1S THE-Leading and Best Hotel in flevada City eM Lt te Molly wouldn’t like it at fust, but when it was all over and she was out of the strape she’d think all the more of me.” “How did you manage it?” “I went to Tom and tole him that Molly had. got mixed up in.other peo ple’s affairs and she’d found it necessary to keep company with him. awbile. but there was ‘nothin’ ta it ane if he i lef eller ¢ = eer that Everybody likes. : from the. finest Shcand aint A Bpecialty of Family trade. Just the thing for the coming hot weather. CHICAGO BREWERY, to) throw herself . . rtin, and Molly was? © grievin’ over it as. much as if she was. 'p a-goin’ to. marry the man herself. 1}; asked her if she“didn’t know any way . DOD Tom away from Lucy. ‘Well,’ I said, Go East “Tourist” —Why Not fBR PEDPLE'S. 2eosic meee . , CARFAIRS ~ [ect ere ctree +Join Oliver ‘of: Phuledelphia, as lows: “I was:in an awfal condition. . My ekin was almost yellow, my eyes anteed, at W.D. Vinton’s drug store. and gaddlery dealer, bas now in stock @ five line of gente’ and boys’ belts and hat banda, Price from 85 cents up A startling incident is narrated Pe 3 It was Molly that got mad. He tole. t in’ 1 a _» . her what 1’4 said, and the next thne tiiy In’ back and slice’ ne appetite, Transcript Bollding, Commeroial . 786 I see . a se [she saw tne she tole mel tad no bast. growing weaker day by day. Thres. ¢ eet. tf. “Bay, 4 Molly meées to interfere inthe matter 6 ven me up. in 4 Buad Mieco me match.” ~ . might find: some other gal, for she'd'. wes advieed to ase Zlectric Bitters Property for Sale “Now,-you just let other people’s af-. . had enough of me and.my. pokin’ my . T° my anon joy the first bottle made a ne ss f airs alone. You *t get ne*thanks, . .nose inte, other people’s affairs.” decided improvement.I continued their addi pete : Bia . pase for weeks, and am powa well} Th G.von Schmitburg homestead, amt oll bring ‘i “You expected her to. be mad ‘at . maq).I know they . r bbed the: grave} near the new steel bridge is offered for Jas. Cairns, the well known harness for the summer trade. tf Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oarrns, man’s Headache Onre gives instant re Hef. Onedosécures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. %oand 10c.a box. It cures neuralgia Every Dieke-man, sole agent. A HAPPY MOTHER BY N. P. BROWN & CO. a . Embroidery Lessons ~ > os BROWN & MORGAN, Immediate reliof box gueranteed. For sale by H. for th 1904 Pa fy © year is now one ood duty of the A to “ of every person liable therefor, and on the neglect or refusal of such must collect by seizure an sonal property owned by such person.” OFFICE OF THE ‘Assessor ot Mlevada Couaty POLL TAX NOTICE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Taat the State Poll Tax of Two Dollars able at ffice, at the jouse, or ane to as Deputy Assessor ON DEMAND. 8839 of the Politi ‘ Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Th Curse of Womankind mM Every male ‘nhabitant of the State over ‘ Is sick and nervous headaches.Sher. twenty-one and under sixty yeare of age must annually pay a poll tax of two dollars, which is Payable on Demand and must be paid between the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH AND THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY Thereafter it shall be three dollars. Sec. 1846 of the Political Codé makes it the d Poll Tax reson to pay, he sale of any perUnder ttone 429 to 485 every person Wratnerrord, Texas. May 14, 1908. Before my baby was bdrn I was in great most of the time, and Molly tole me] hotel ZISOCIAL DANCE te RRS AUR RE a ARSE Pure, Clear atid, Healthful 2 sepugd to Osleago ago and St. Ervmpag you want to you may stop a : in Salt Lake City Without expense ‘a All you have to do Ie, drop mealine, say when and where you are goinz: we will do the rest. f . W. J. SHOT ew) Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Bysem. p -H, A. BU Dist. Pass. Agt., Denver & fen Oekashs System. ons Mact arket F San Santieos , Cal, _ Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the One dose of Sherman's . Oure will c1re you. Yon e pill, and head ache is gone, They cure neuraigia, 25c and 10c a box. For eale by H. Dickerman, Sole Agent. rain. he * Ww. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fa-cy. Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. ter. dorse it conserving her strength for the event the uick recovery. Wine of Cardu misery. I was just able to be about but just as banly of Wine of Cardui and I am glad to enTreasuRER, YOUNG Matron’s Cius. Wine of Cardui is a powerful tonic which acts on the generative organs of women, regulating menstruation and giving tone and strength to the organs which inflammation and weakness have affected. of every twenty cases of bearing-down pains or ovarian trouble. Wine of Cardui cures barrenness and aids the mother in ine prevents dangerous flooding and helps mothers to Id use before and after childbirth. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles Wine of Cardui. cannot speak too who refuses te give his own name or the name of any persea in ais empioy, or who in any manner onsrr@ects the assessor or any of his deputies in tne collection of the State Poll Tax, is guilty bf a misdemeanor, and } liable to a fine of $500 or imprisonment in soon as I began to take Wine of Cardui, which the County Jail, or both such fine and imhad been recommended to me, I felt much betIn fact L feel that if it had not been for this medicine 1 would not have been strong enough to: live through childbirth. But that was made Somparssivety easy by taking your medicine for four months gency bens’ f came. Wine of Cardui restored my health as I took it two months afterward. prisonment. Only those persons under twenty-one or over sixty years of age are exempt. Poll Tax must be paid on demand, z HENRY Ce SCHROEDER Assessor of Nevada County. Yuu bb Ward. It cures nineteen out ordeal of childbirth. After that iis the one medicine a mother t of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. " : CATARRH This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. QIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. fine business. class tools. for the right party. ELy’s CREAM BALM . *’?!7 to =oa O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors . THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUOR But only the best are kept by us. Drop in and Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars , CHAMPION SALOON le Broad Street, Nevada City Blacksmith Business . For Sale. The Plaza Blacksmith Shop, doing a Shop etocked with firstA eplendid opportunity For particalere A. A. ATTKISSON, Plaza Blacksmith Shop, Nevada City It cleanses, soothes, heals, and prot the diseased membrane. It cures Oatarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly, Restores Senses of Taste and Sme Easy to use. Contains rio injurious drugs, Applied into the nostrils and. absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by cael Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York FOR OITY MARSHAL— H. SHEARER is hereby announced as a candidste for re-election as City Mersbal, subject to the votes of the people of Nevade City. Election, Monday, Mey 2, 1904, Have your pictures framed Have Your Picture Taken at the leadiug stadio in. Nort pia. All work ranteed and equal to spy done in the State. Come and See. hotographic rn:OaliforBy Company C, N. G. C. at Armory Hall Saftirday Evening Masic by Wild’s Orchestra — 4 Cool and Sharp fe the Beer drawn by us. We make a specialty of keeping only the best. We aleo serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks We would be pleased to gee you at any tire. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper, Proprietors Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, etc Oan always be found at the favorite resort of Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Hs Veda B. Gourley Stenographer Legal Work and Correspondence promptly attended to. Office in Nevada County Real Estate Bxchange, opposite Hotel Antlers. -NEVADA OITY, OAL. =— == : = = = = Peerless. Saloon . Assay Work Piece . rae ing Best of Wines 3 wires eete ts =.” Liquors and Cigars. JAS. H. ROSEWALL, Broad street, Nevada City Phone 381, Broad Street PAUL HOFFMAN, Proprietor Admission—Gents, 50 ots; Ladies Free, NoticetoVoters REGISTRATION Orrick oF THE County CLERK or NevaDa County, CALIFORNIA OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the laws of the State of Califoroia provide for a new and complete Registration of the voters of Nevada Oounty in accordance with the provisions of Section 1094, of the Political Code of the State of Califor. nla that said Registration Began January Ist, 1904, and will continue to and include Wednesday, September 238th, after which it will cease, Transfers from qne precinct to another within the county will close Thursday, October 13th, 1904. Attention is called to the provisions of Section 1088, which provides that only those “who shall have been a resident of the State one year next preceding the election, and of the county in which they claim their vote Ninety days, and in the election precinst Thirty days” are entitled to registrution, Fartber notice is bereby given that must be sworn to befcte the County Clerk or his Deputies. alized prior to and includiug August oth, 1904, as those naturalized after that date cannot Jegally vote at the general election held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8tb, 1904. The office of the County Olerk (ip the Court House at Nevada Ci'y) will be open for registration from 9a,m to 6 p. m. of each day. F. L. ARBOGAST, ‘County Olerk. week has passed already. will be gone before you know it and affidavits of registration or transfers All persons, foreign born, intending to become a citizen, should be natur. Free Gas Service for 60 Days Only > 90 Better take advantage of it. One The 60days hen you'll kick yourself because you didn’t take up our offer. Absolutely Free That’s our offer. We put in every connection up to 100 feet, connect up your gas range and put it in shape for cooking, and we don’t charge you a cent for the work, time pipe or material. We do this for sixty days merely to introduce gas as a summer fuel, Ranges Sold Below Cost That is below what others can buy tbem for. Because cur company buys them in carload lots direct from the factory. Get inside prices, saves wholesalers’ commissions. Come in and talk this over with us. Remember, gas is the coolest and most economical fuel in the world for summer, Nevada County Gas & Electric, JOHN WERRY, Manager. COX SEED CO. 411, 413, 415 Sansome Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Largest Assortment of Seeds on the Coast. Alfalfa, Clover, Kentacky Blue Grass, Australian Rye Grass, Beet, Garden and Flower Seeds, Ornamental Trees, Roses, Frait Trees and Small Fruits. Send for 1904 Annual Catalogue begutifally illustrated, free by mail The Best Meal in Town So say everybody who dines at the New York Hotel. We aim to treat all nicely and feed you well, and to make you as comfortable as possible, so toat you may feel at home here. Our rooms are light and airy and the beds soft and comfortable. Call around and see, New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop. W. SCHrUDT, the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC, Pine Street, Nevada City We carry the celebrated PORTUONDO Cuban hand-made be eigat Also other brands of leading Tobacco, smoker’s articles, — \

1 Officers Potion, in te of the and they Bppointed TER’S a). P. Bow. one Tam, . : , Benison, Ed HALL), an Breen, }y William on Webber, son, O. J. ». NO. 1). . F. Hook. William “aang NE CO. john Dunul Goldsa8. Denny, m sunrise AN, resident lerk. TION. ot by 1804, hat the folfiled notice oof in suproof will be Receiver of Jal., on May an M.D. M. ses to prove nd cu. debe arren Sco n and Fred a P.O, , Register. TION, RIOR, LB, CAL., ; THAT THE } filed notice ‘oof in suproof will be Re iver of , on May widow of for the N 18N,B.8H., pes to prove and cultivaen, John D. ayne, all of » Register. Os, loon! ere on Com: ois former They will 4 brands of Cigars inks mm arsial St . for [Ss ations b cents to rc 76 cent to 75 cents . white or RY CO. L. Stable 43D YEAR—NO. 12,082 . THE TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN.....Proprictor. FRED B, BROWN, Manager. SUBSORIPTION BATES: By Mall, $6 aYear. ; Es By Carrier, 12% Cts. a Week f Advectine 0 ot toe serted u i eek month, Eac! Tocuts a wogk of 90 gente > month to area additi ine r PayAt Ist Gr es Pellx’ Gitlet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal, ai 2d grades, 6 cts. and 5 for hotels and mills, Cassind Matin, Sotast either hep th bate stem saturated with ioetures down the constitution, ruins the digestion and cause the bones to decay. , S. S. S.,a guaranteed purely vegetable remedy, is the : only antidote for Contagious “Blood tig It-destroys every atom of the deadly virus, overcomes the bad effects of the mercury and cleanses the blood and system so thoroughly that never after are any signs 3 or is the taint ever transmitted to others.. ; We will send free our book on Contagious Blood Poison, which-ie interesting and contains full directions for treating yourself at home. information desired given without charge. MERCURY A POOR CRUTCH, _ ‘tith to Mercary find ont sooner or iter, “This power fal poison combined with Potash, is the treatinent generally prescribed for Contagious Blood Poison, but failure” and disappointment isthe bleresult, These niin. erals drive in thesores and , and apparently the © disease is gone and the at believes the cure permanent, but soon learns bet! of the disease seen. advice or any special ‘when the old symptoms (ie soon as the treatment is left off. You T the mortification that-one-naturally Medical THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs Eb : PRS ed eng Ned Gentleman or Lady © lished house of. solid financial ok . straight, bons fide weekly a Bony; Manager. $10 Caxton Bidg., Chicago. pte Low '. Rates — jAgain “py giving at least ‘to manage business for an "a © Monday with juarters. During the months of March and April the Southero cine sa hap th connections will again place on sale reduced . westbound tickets frem Ohicago and —pointe west thereof to Oali-#): fornia. Help your comuty Eastern friend or ae a information. We will ie « go. @g ine Inetractions to'farpish a ee + cket.at any poiot ia they 3 a ed States on money here. deposit of Ww. H. WooD, Traveling Pass. Agent. Div. Pass. Agent, Sacramento, Cal. ONPS ASSAY OFFICE, ' and Silver Bars. didn’t say nothin’ for awhile, then she . Have you never eo looked up at me kind o’ cur’us.and Know ll aboot ther, aii gon epamln gaid she’d supposed 1 might object toler thinking of going wiv'e-the anything like that. But I’ tole her 1. }oheapest and at the same most wouldn't. mind her doin’ her friend a . Pomtan ite a. ore eave good turn. All she had to do was to ani , be sweet to him, for awhile, and. when Lapapege te pag , be gad fe ao 004 she’d shown Lucy how fickle he was Sey itlustrated of . she could drop him. Of course, ‘I be-. tevel, descriptive THROUGH ALMOST any other line? Here is a list: El Paso. via Salt Lake City. Chicago daily. Rock island -EVERYWHERE EAST. ™,O you realize that the Rock Island System now operates more through car lines from California to the East than Standard sleepers daily, San Francisco to Kansas City and Chicago via El Paso. Tourist sleepers daily, San Francisco to Kansas City and Chicago via El Paso. Tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to St. Paul and Minneapolis Tuesdays and Thursdays via Tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to St. Louis Tuesdays via El Paso. “ Tourist sleepers, San Francisco to Omaha and Chicago Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, Standard sleeper, San Francisco to Omaha and . Berths, tickets and full information at Southern Pacific ticket offices, or by addressin C. A. RUTHERFORD, District Passenger Agent, CARS i ing ‘ 623 Market St.,; San Francisco. Established in 1853, aaaaee I buy Gold Dust and Gold Nevada City, Cal. Nothing ‘has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. New Discovery Dr. King’s For (3¢Sa0 2" wt A Perfect. For All Throat and Cure: Lung Troubles. Money back if it fails. ‘Trial Bottles free. 3 : # i ss FP ‘The Eminent ‘Specialist in Refraction 4 the. Doctor je the ‘only north of San Frandéisco on the : of Fitting Glasses. Law in Optometry. Yall chim. He has-sent in hie 576th = preeoription. , Nevada City.. Hours—9 a.m. to 4 p. mores day except Monday. The only Missouri River and Ohbicago. Overiand Limited. » Buffet smoking cars with barber Care, Standard and Compartment Free Reclining Chair Oars. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C. or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. The Doctor is Registered under State The tor has never bad a case to Office—oppoeite Episcopal Church. rass Valley patrons allowed fare ways. C. H. -LEHNERS, M. Physician and Surgeon . to dand 7 to9 p. m. Tol. West 4) . Leave calls at Vintons 5 lowa and . On Double Track R:2ilwray Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric lighted throughoat. Lees than three days to Chicago without change. Eastern Express. Vestibule. Through Standard and Tourist Sleeping Oars to Chicago. Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9:00 a. m. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. 617 Market St. (Palace Hot2l) Saw Francisco. Illinois and bath, Booklovers Library, Dining Sleeping Oars and Observation Cars. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. m. Dining carts. Chicago § Northwestern Ry. . sparkin’ Molly or she’d chuck him. tole me that’ and. Molly was Bg to prevent the match, and she said she didn’t, unless some girl would’ entice) ‘why. don’t you do it yourself? ‘She in’ in the secret, wouldn’t be a-frettin’ and a-worryin’ "bout her keepin’: com+ “Party soon I noticed ‘that she had started in. . She and Tom was together that.all. was a-goin’ fust rate.” “But what’s the objection to Tom?” “Qh, he’s a mis’able kind of a feller. Hasn’t nothin’ ’bout him cept good looks. Then he’s kind o’ wild and onsteady ginerally.” ; “Well, go on.” “Lucy,.she got hoppin’ mad’ with Tom and tole him he’d have to stop This didn’t do no good, for by this time Molly had him like a: fly: caught in a spider web. But here’s where what . tole you ’bout interferin’ with other people’s affairs comes in. Lucy, who'd always been Molly’s best friend, turned ag’in her and wouldn’t speak to her.” “T gee, But it seems tome all there was to do in the matter was for Molly, havin’ showed up Tom’s,. shallow heart, to drop him, cling to you and explain the matter to Lucy.” . . “That's exactly what I tole Molly, but she explained to me that the af: that Lucy wouldn't believe her and, if she: did, wouldn't forgive her for what she'd done.” “True; that’s what was to be ex” “Things went on from bad to worse, Molly was awful cut up because Lucy turned her back on her, and she didn’t know what to do.” “Did she try to make a satisfactory explanation?” “] asked her ‘bout that, and she said Lucy had treated her so mean sbe didn’t Hike to go palaverin’ over her when it was Lucy’s business to feel grateful to her for doin’ her a favor.” “What did Tom de when Molly dropped him?’ i “Molly didn’t exactly drop Tom. She said Lucy had acted so disgustin’ she didn’t want to let her think she could make her drop Tom, especially by gittin’ mad ’bout it.” “What was goin’ on between you and Tom?’ : “Oh, Tom when he passed me used to look at me with a kind of a smirk. as much as to say, ‘I’ve got your gal,’ and I looked at him as much as to say. ‘Guess you'll find out somethin’ bime by.” They say men fs always fightin’ ‘bout. women. I don’t see no chance for that so long as the women kin keep foolin’ the men till the last. minute, and then there’s no use of fightin’. At any rate I didn’t want to fight Tom. for I knowed all about how Molly was a-playin’ him. But bimeby I got tired havin’ him take up so much of Molly’s time. ‘ “You see, lots of times when I wanted her to go ridin’ with me or to take her to a dance or anything like that she'd say: ‘Why didn’t you speak about it sooner? I jist tole Tom I'd go ‘with him.’ But I had lots of fun at dances when I see people lookin’ at me like as if they pitied me, for they didn’t know the game we was playin’. “Howsomever, at last I made ap my mind the thing bad got to end some time, and, knowin’ what kind of a fix Molly was in, I jist thought I’d do somethin’ to end it myself. I expected [eet ——————— HOTEL ANTLERS --1S THE-Leading and Best Hotel in flevada City eM Lt te Molly wouldn’t like it at fust, but when it was all over and she was out of the strape she’d think all the more of me.”

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Gourley Stenographer Legal Work and Correspondence promptly attended to. Office in Nevada County Real Estate Bxchange, opposite Hotel Antlers. -NEVADA OITY, OAL. =— == : = = = = Peerless. Saloon . Assay Work Piece . rae ing Best of Wines 3 wires eete ts =.” Liquors and Cigars. JAS. H. ROSEWALL, Broad street, Nevada City Phone 381, Broad Street PAUL HOFFMAN, Proprietor Admission—Gents, 50 ots; Ladies Free, NoticetoVoters REGISTRATION Orrick oF THE County CLERK or NevaDa County, CALIFORNIA OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the laws of the State of Califoroia provide for a new and complete Registration of the voters of Nevada Oounty in accordance with the provisions of Section 1094, of the Political Code of the State of Califor. nla that said Registration Began January Ist, 1904, and will continue to and include Wednesday, September 238th, after which it will cease, Transfers from qne precinct to another within the county will close Thursday, October 13th, 1904. Attention is called to the provisions of Section 1088, which provides that only those “who shall have been a resident of the State one year next preceding the election, and of the county in which they claim their vote Ninety days, and in the election precinst Thirty days” are entitled to registrution, Fartber notice is bereby given that must be sworn to befcte the County Clerk or his Deputies. alized prior to and includiug August oth, 1904, as those naturalized after that date cannot Jegally vote at the general election held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8tb, 1904. The office of the County Olerk (ip the Court House at Nevada Ci'y) will be open for registration from 9a,m to 6 p. m. of each day. F. L. ARBOGAST, ‘County Olerk. week has passed already. will be gone before you know it and affidavits of registration or transfers All persons, foreign born, intending to become a citizen, should be natur. Free Gas Service for 60 Days Only > 90 Better take advantage of it. 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