August 12, 1903 (4 pages)

Sherer rrr Bi iy teries of the psychological are far greater. Generatios ago, Mr. Mesmer. made the world familiar with odic force, but} by Thomas Noell was a total loss, end’ a rabbit-chasing hound. All reserve is rudely set aside. To Millary School 2 my Any TRANSCRIP f x NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION =” pager Veur By Carrier, T is the age of things mysterious. In physics‘ we ‘have the X-ray and radium, the new force that transcends all ~~ others and seems capable of giving off destructive dyn. , -amic influence without diminution of its own bulk and. power, The capacity of the atoms which enter .cosmic-matter is being inquired into, and mau walks upon forces that in proper crystallization hold the planet together, but by atomic changes may explode it into fine flinders: ~_ Allthis is the mysterious of the physical. The myswent no further in its application than to amuse audiences by making clergymen pick each others’ pockets and grave citizens stand on their heads. It was to modern hypnotism what the X-ray is to radium. Hypnotism is mesmerism with suggestion added in such way as to make seemingly normal people cut capers and commit, crimes under the control of their “influence.” Perhaps this newly discovered influence may account for ancient witchcraft. It is written in, the : Pncumonia. annals of witch-burning in New England that one young Died ol fellow procured the burning at the stake of a girl. who had rejected his amatory suit because, he said, he was unable to. , sleep for thinking of her, and therefore he must be bewitched, and he probably was, but not in the way he thought. Hypnotism has had many things laid at its door. People‘arraigned for crime have pleaded hypnotic suggestion, under which they have committed murder and theft. “A San Francisco newspaper recently gave full-page publicity, with pictures and interviews, to another phase of hypnotism. It is accused of having broken an engagement between two young people!This is the most serious charge yet made against it. The course of true love was running as smooth as molasses, when suddenly it became as rough as the breakers on Columbia River bar and turbid as a slickensbearing stream, and then in-a jiffy it was all off between Jack and Jill, and its centrifugal force sent them apart. There is something, however, more serious than hypnotic force in this case. We. who had the simple, old-fashioned training were taught to believe that the domestic réla— tions and the proceedings antecedent to the foundation of a family and a home were so intensely personal that the papers and the public had nothing to do with them. In those whole some days it was a sign of decent self-respect to presérve inviolate the confidences of the person, the heart, the home and the family. All this seems to be passing away. The affairs of the heart are given glaring publicity, and the parties most interested in their.confidential nature blab volubly to reporters and give up their pictures to illustrate the story: Things once sacred are publicly discussed as if they were no more sentimental than the purchase of a chicken in the market or trading horses at the crossroads. Talk of romance! She has become a painted jade, a mixture of gossip and hussy, discussed by the parties most concerned as freely as if she were a milch cow, a racehorse or The down is rubbed off the peach and the bloom from the grape, and vulgarity sits in the blaze of publicity; where once rose the shaded shrine of domestic and pefsonal privacy and decency. Hypnotism, odic force, suggestion-and astral influence may ‘be pleaded as the reason for this change. But the real reason is the hopeless vulgarizing of life and the sacrifice of all that was once dear because personal and confidential to the desire for publicity and sensation. A Criticism. Eprrog Transonipt— The Morning Miner would speak for the people, or jat least a few of them. In their last issue there appeared an udjustly implied criticiem. The city fathers needed their instrnctions, or at: least some person has told the Miner that the city fathere need a tator, ard:the Miver would presume to act in that capacity. The Morning Miner would curtail city expenses, keep the water rateé low,and likewise taxes; but at the same time this exponent of trath would not sanction the action of the trustees in enforcing a Jaw which will have a tendency to-save the city hundreds of dollars. Some one bas told the Miner that the deputy marshal employed by the city to enforce the water ordinance isaepy. Call him what you will, his mission is honorable, even though his daty calis him to hig task during the small bours of the night. Because the ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS, Wepnespay, Auguet 12. W. Newell, North Bloomfield W.O. Mailer, “ bd M. Crowley, Washington A. O. Vanhoun, Yuba City F. McDonald, Manila W, T. Boyd, fan Francisco P, Abrame, “H. Ofiner, nis vid C.Onesyrel “ a 3! A. Hillman, Wallace, Idaho H, M. Anderson, Nimshew Geo. BR. Tuttle, Grass Valley B. Dahl, aa! Geo, Haven, Reno G, Rasatte, Obicago Park L.A. Rica, “ « Bressingham Ford, son of Mr. and Mre. Thomes 8. Ford, of this city, will leave for Santa Mateo in a few days, where be will enter the Military Academy. This school ie conducted is regular military style, and it stands well as an institution of learning. Our young friend Bressingham is a bright boy, and we know full well that make it so. The deputy marshal oes about bie work in the same canta as the nightwatchman. Evidently a friend of the Miner has been guilty of a misdemeanor, and has told this exponeet . improvemen’s and progress that he does not care to be watched. he will prove to be an excellent papil . This will meke no difference. All will He is a member of the Boys’ Band, . be treated alike. A law-abiding citiand is a general favorite in that or-. 222 does not fear the machinery that ganization, — puts the law in force, & 3 Ps Fs ty 4 ing. Miner calls-him a Spy that does not is A Store and Dvellng Ma A fire broke out at 6 o'clock this morning in the grocery store of Thos. Noell, situated on Hills Flat—a subarb of Grass Valley—and in a comparatively short. space of time the building and contents, together with a dwelling house adjoining, were re5 athe giger, shew seabed femnen . from the root of Noell’s . t once sounded and the tment responded promptly, t as the building was located outside. 3 the corporate limits and too remote: tom the nearest fire-hydrant, the companies were unable to get a stream of! ater onto tiie burning structures, —— “The cause of the fire has not yet been determined. The large stock of groceries carried Was insured for $600. The building Was owned by John Hodge and was ipsured for $600. ey “Phe adjoining residence which was burned was the property of Wm. H. George end was also insured. It was occupied by Wm. Trebilcox and family who.lost nearly all their farnitare and household effects. : \_ William Owen Williams of Relief Hill and an owner in the Waukesha Grift mine died at that place last evenHe had been suffering from acute pneumonia, with which he was ‘Stricken down a few days_ago,—Mr. Williams’ wife and son are by his. bedSide and another son, who resides in San Francisco, has been sent for. The deceased was 68 years of age, and was one of the most esteemed and respected old-timers in that section. : The funeral will be held at North Bloomfield tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the Masons of that place, of which order deceased ‘was an: honored member, ~ Personal Noles. Miss Leona Yeaw arrived here this evening from Santa Olara where she has been attendiag school. She will leave tomorrow for Ormonde where she will visit her parents. W. E. Yeaw arrived here today from Washington. W, Anderson is here from Ormonde. Mrs. C, Anderson and Miss Emma Janson of Ormonde are viaiting friends in this city. aie O. Buckley and wife are down from North Bloomfield. F. Pollay is here from San FranCisco. . : _ Miss Millie Morgan will leave tomorrow for San Jose on a visit to her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Neffziger and daughter who have been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Morgan, left this morning for San Jose to visit Mr. Naffziger’s mother. E. Melsman is here from Sacramento, Geo. Haven came over from Reno last evening. Mrs. O, J. Prodger and Mise Carrie Compton of Grass Valley left this morning for Downieville, R. H. Rountrey, W. T. Boyd and W. B. Sayere. of San Francieco arrived here last evening. W. Walsh is here from Sacramento, Stanley J. Smith came down from Downieville yesterday op bis Way to Oaklend. where he will attend school. A. H. Werin is here from Fruitvale, A large representation of members of the North Bloomfield. lodge of Workmen arrived:here today to attend the meeting of the Workmen thig.evening a In Nevada City, August 12, 1908, to the wife of Henry Fuller, a daughter A Taxpayer, 4e-. The bride was attended by her sister, jthe noon train, and their departure “ 7 ofA. €€ “ue Oysters and AH Other Delicacies. I keep King’s To 9 bn a's Tonrales of Grase HAITLANDALAN A Happy Marriage Con~~ summated This Forenoon. At ten o’clock this forenoon Ralph ‘Maitland and Miss Mary Phelan, both of this city, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M; B. Wilburn, o Grove street. The knot that caused two hearts to beat as one was tied by Rev. Father Gilmartin, assfstant rector of St. Oanice’s Catholic church. Mrs. Joseph Bernard, while Mr. George Opughlan acted in the capacity of beet man, A number of the relative and intimate friends were present. At the conclusion of the ceremony congratulations were extended, and an elaborate breakfast followed. The joyous party spent a merry time at table, and toasts for the future welfare of Mr. and Mrs. Maitland were offered shortly before the time set for the newly-wedded couple to leave for the depot. Several of the guests. accompanied the bride and groom to was marked by a profusion of rice and other good-luck tokens. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland will enjoy their honeymoon at Sacramento and adjacent places. _ The bride is well and favorably known to many of our readers, She was born near North San Juan, and passed her girlhood days in that vicinity. In the several little near-by towns she always commanded the respect of a host of friends, For several years she has made her home in this city, where ber kindly disposition and other excellent traits of character have endeared her to our people. Now we come to Mr. Maitland. Everybody knows Ralph, and his popularity is only excelled by his genial manner and good characteriatios. .This is saying much for the new. benedict, as his friends are numerous and hie sfsndard in manhood’s scale of excellent repute, The TRansonipT extends it’s congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Maitland. May their wedded life be one continasl-round of unalloyed bliss; may their oup of joy always be filled to the GOOD WORK. Done Daily in. Nevada City. Many Citizens Tell of It. Nearly every reader has heard of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Their good work in Nevada Oity still continues, and on: citizens ave constantly adding endorsement by public testimony. No better proof of merit can be had than the experience of friends and neighbors. Read this case. George Davy, miner, of Sacramento street, opposite Olark Street, says; “For years I suffered from kidney complaint, plainly showed by the aching across the small of my back. A number of times I have been laid ap with it totally unable to work. Now, if Doan’s Kidney Pille, procured at Vinton’s drug store, had not stopped a serious attack I could not be induced to recommend them, because a mati with a lame, wesk.or painfal back should not be imposed upon and induced to take any medicine which will not perform exactly what it promises,” For gale by all dealers. Priee 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y¥.,. sole nts for the Unit States. _ ow Remember. the pname—Doan'’s—and take no substitute, No Dessert More Attractive 7 Why use e and Are sweetening, flavoring and-coloring when Jell-O * . water and : Prise to ae No trouble, less ex. eg it to-day. as a Fruit Fla. 8: demon, Orange, Straw Rasp. berty. At grocers, 10c, mae THOTEL LANGHAM San Francisco, Cal , Cor. Mas: and Ellis Streets. eens a J. HH. VAN HORN, « Manager San Francisco, Cal, 3 A TERRI . ————— — NE ~ I Strikes the Eastern Hall of Jamaica island and Does Millions of creating untold havoc. can be ascertained. Dollars of Damage. KINGSTON, Jamaica, August 12.—A terrific hurricane struck the eastern half of the Island of Jamaica yesterday, It-is estimated that a million dollars’ worthof damage was done. Every banana plant on this part of the island was destroyed, and property in Kingston was also badly damaged. No lives were lost, as far as. A False Alarm. . Three campers, who arrived here today on their way to the mountains, were the innocent cause:of much alarm to the local convict sleuths. Their horses needing shoeing they took them to Ed Artbur’s horseshoeing establishment on Sacramento street, and while there one of the travel-stained tourists happened to catch the penetrating eye of a person who made sure he was none other than the notorious convict Miller, one of the recent escapes from Folsom State prison. Reporting his suspicions no little excitement was caueed and preparations were‘made to capture the “bad” man. But upon investigation the whole affair turned out to be a myth, as the gentleman in question is a respected citizen of the lower country, and is probably ere this treating the incident in its proper light. The person with the “eagle eye” is thinking some of engaging in & more reliable vocation. Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare for round trip to Chicago, 8t.Louis and intermediate points on July 18, 14, 16 and 16, August 25th and 26th. j8-6w _—-+ 080+For the best of every thing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Very Appropriate. Meserg. Leiter & Dunlap, proprietors of Hotel Antlere, yesterday received a large crate from Tacoma, Washington, containing one of the finést elk heads ever seen here. The animel is a 12prong buck, the horns measuring forty-six Inches from tip to tip, while from the base of the brain to the tip of the horns it is forty nine inches. The antlered monarch was killed in the State of Washington. The head of the created leader proud and high, even in death, will ocoupy a conspicuous place in the hotel office, just back of the counter. Sarrounding the noble frontlets will be arranged fourteen pairs of deer horns of various sizes, thus presenting to the gaze 8 vision that will thrill and delight the eye of the enthuciastic sportsman, and which also forms an insignia that is admirably adapted to the place. 9 Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for persistent aud unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equalled. Joe Golo bick of Colusa, Oalif., writes: «For 15 years I endured: insufferable pain from Rheumatism and nothing relieved me though I tried everything kpown. I came across Electric Bitters and it’s the greatest icine on earth for that trouble. A few bottles of it completely relieved and cured me.” Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility, Only 50c, Satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. ABCBEERS The Highest Priced but the Best Qualitg; SOLD EVERYWHERE. WING to the unplece‘dented call on the Hotel Antlers, Messrs. Leiter & ee Dunlap have decided to xe place Western Union wires in the office of the hotel during the Corhett-Jeffries fight Friday night, Ever appreciative to the wants of the many patrons, Leiter & Dunlap will serve a special luneh for the public, All are cordially welcome Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS "So Lice Cs Carry a fine and fresh stock of Tomatoes, Peaches, Yellow Beans, m Peppers, all kinds of Canned Goods, Etc. I now have a splendid lot of all kinds. Call and rg tee > fin Near the Plaza rio® > HONPAREIL RESTAURANT WILFRED HOSKEN, Prop. ——w Short Orders Served. the best in the county. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, ‘cabeor or tse eRe Be CURE CONSTIPATIO oe 10-TO-BAG sos seagrris aol gue ‘ Broap Stagger . . Nevapa Orry ON THE BiG Finest floor in the county, Stop Drinking —— and try a pound ° < "8 8 e © +e we “ee Baylor's 25 Cont be: Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . Taylor’s’ Tea-and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. HD OLY SA BON-BON PARTY & <3 Saturday Evening, Aug. sth Best of music by full Brass Band ‘ : HOP PICKING! We will pay 90 cents per hundred pounds of green hops anp a BONUS of 10 ceuts per hundred ers helping us an work, to the completion of Ploking. ounds to all pickdoing satisf, Ler All white pickers who make applicatlon before August Bt Sool jugu b, will be given DURST BROS., Wheatiand, Cal. \ Koo ‘A= 4 / PLATFORM . to join the insurgent bands. — revolutionists were killed while ; Insurrectionary. movement is in young men in Bulgaria villages are Four thourand Turkish troops ‘dd marge ‘ET VALLEJO, August 12,—The sunken yacht Hein went down Sunday with four men, was located opposite Eppingers warehouse at Crocket. grappling and endeavoring to raise the yacht. Tugs Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per: fectly harmless, Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a . ADAMS’ Hain R Cleanly to Use Exq t soft, silky, . 7 9 the growth and rea ‘the rich dark color of . Drugeists, Maher & Co., Nevada 4 Embroideries you never saw before. Ladies a Great Big Cut in the price of Embroit 5 been made at the Big store. All reduced. See wind ; Today we place in one of our windows such ba gi Pe come and inspect the good. Wide and Narrow, following prices ; Look over the f 5 cent Embroideries, now... * 123g cents Embroideries, now. 15 cent Embroideries, now ..” 20 cent Embroideries, now 25 cent Embroid 873¢ cent and 50 cent Respectfully, Maher &¢ _ All of our elegant line of Embroideries are 1 dug almost nothing. lowing prices, and ee heavy and fine, all reduced r i A full and complete line of FISHING TACKLE Ammunition and. Sporting Suph Of all descriptions. A detailed announcement : @, Sv x é x 5 . MASURY’S PAIN Lathe, Posts, Mill and Minin ——oarry & toll tine ot — : Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mout >. will follow later. 3 ) A LEI ys Items Cond For the Benelit Busy Reader ——— ny o new candidates were the Order of Native Sone! They also penetrated teries of Curly Beardot t eolat. es Lizzie Lehr, formerly has been elected: to a teat he high school of Oaklat r, Miss Stella Lebr, also a dent, is a practicing phy same city and is building t tic, Both sisters are gradi Nevada City high school tate University at Berkele he bridge which spans th at the Yuba mine near Ma grepsired. W.J. Organ and William Hogan of W re doing the work. young son of William Tan brook, while enjoying hin ing yesterday fell out an eft arm, The lad was bro p and the fracture reduced, tonight’s meeting of Neva e, No. 62, A. O. U. W., . oyd, special deputy of the explain the new rate plan r. The lodge has arranged ial time in connection wi ing. Mr. Boyd arrived he pg from San Franoiseo. bo Warmouth, an old-tin of Red Bluff, died at that ‘Monday from heart failur pd was a father of Mrs. ney of this city. The lady arly morning train yester Bluff to attend the faneral, @ El Oro Olub’s platform hi ily decorated for the Bike’ ' t” there tonight, and the d be surrounded by a profué ty. The affair promises f d one and the ladies are ail ng agalatime. The memb da City Lodge of Elks will option committee and their be properly looked after. of Elks are expected ut 8 Valley. 8 following is a list of the ning uncalled for in the ¥ “postoffice for the week €¢ ost 12, 1908: William Barr tdo, H. W. Keller, A. Mi ‘am Nile, Gustaf Olsen, Mie Richards, Charles Wagne has White. * + 09s The Death Penaity, ittle thing sometimes reat : Thuse mere scratch, in cuts.or puny boils have th penalty. It ig wise te Hen’e Arnica Salve ever h he best salve on earth anc nt fatality, when barns, 8 and piles threaten, Onl D. Vinton’s drug store, gig re is more catarrh in this a * Country than other disease Her, and ontil the last few apposed to be incurable, — Many years doctors pronot deal disease and prescribed dies, ond by Constantly failij mith local treatment, Pronot trable. Science has prover to be @ constitutional di herefore requires constitat nent. Hali’s Catarrh Cure, bred by F. J, Cheney & Oo., Ohio, is the only constitat bn the market. Ti ig taken { in doses from 10 drops to a ful. It acts directly on the t "Ucous surfaces of the offer one hundred f ABO it fails to cure, eceata and Ey monlals, Addren: J. CHENEY & OO ; o ruggists 760," — . amily Pills are the beat, ecient $100 Reward, $100, Teaderg of this paper wil d to learn that there is at . “a diseage that science “© to cure in all ite stages Catarrh, Hall’s Oatarrh ¢ nly positive cure now know edical traterity, Catarrh b Nitational diseage, require tment. Halls internal} "pon the blood snd dee ‘8 the foundation of ihe dise BVing the patient : bg UD’ the Sonstitation and Nature in doing itg sa tors have so mach faith in . powers, thet they offer Ollars for any case tha nue. Serd for list of te re Druggists, 750, ER , “wily Pills are the best,

Sherer rrr Bi iy teries of the psychological are far greater. Generatios ago, Mr. Mesmer. made the world familiar with odic force, but} by Thomas Noell was a total loss, end’ a rabbit-chasing hound. All reserve is rudely set aside. To Millary School 2 my Any TRANSCRIP f x NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION =” pager Veur By Carrier, T is the age of things mysterious. In physics‘ we ‘have the X-ray and radium, the new force that transcends all ~~ others and seems capable of giving off destructive dyn. , -amic influence without diminution of its own bulk and. power, The capacity of the atoms which enter .cosmic-matter is being inquired into, and mau walks upon forces that in proper crystallization hold the planet together, but by atomic changes may explode it into fine flinders: ~_ Allthis is the mysterious of the physical. The myswent no further in its application than to amuse audiences by making clergymen pick each others’ pockets and grave citizens stand on their heads. It was to modern hypnotism what the X-ray is to radium. Hypnotism is mesmerism with suggestion added in such way as to make seemingly normal people cut capers and commit, crimes under the control of their “influence.” Perhaps this newly discovered influence may account for ancient witchcraft. It is written in, the : Pncumonia. annals of witch-burning in New England that one young Died ol fellow procured the burning at the stake of a girl. who had rejected his amatory suit because, he said, he was unable to. , sleep for thinking of her, and therefore he must be bewitched, and he probably was, but not in the way he thought. Hypnotism has had many things laid at its door. People‘arraigned for crime have pleaded hypnotic suggestion, under which they have committed murder and theft. “A San Francisco newspaper recently gave full-page publicity, with pictures and interviews, to another phase of hypnotism. It is accused of having broken an engagement between two young people!This is the most serious charge yet made against it. The course of true love was running as smooth as molasses, when suddenly it became as rough as the breakers on Columbia River bar and turbid as a slickensbearing stream, and then in-a jiffy it was all off between Jack and Jill, and its centrifugal force sent them apart. There is something, however, more serious than hypnotic force in this case. We. who had the simple, old-fashioned training were taught to believe that the domestic réla— tions and the proceedings antecedent to the foundation of a family and a home were so intensely personal that the papers and the public had nothing to do with them. In those whole some days it was a sign of decent self-respect to presérve inviolate the confidences of the person, the heart, the home and the family. All this seems to be passing away. The affairs of the heart are given glaring publicity, and the parties most interested in their.confidential nature blab volubly to reporters and give up their pictures to illustrate the story: Things once sacred are publicly discussed as if they were no more sentimental than the purchase of a chicken in the market or trading horses at the crossroads. Talk of romance! She has become a painted jade, a mixture of gossip and hussy, discussed by the parties most concerned as freely as if she were a milch cow, a racehorse or The down is rubbed off the peach and the bloom from the grape, and vulgarity sits in the blaze of publicity; where once rose the shaded shrine of domestic and pefsonal privacy and decency. Hypnotism, odic force, suggestion-and astral influence may ‘be pleaded as the reason for this change. But the real reason is the hopeless vulgarizing of life and the sacrifice of all that was once dear because personal and confidential to the desire for publicity and sensation. A Criticism. Eprrog Transonipt— The Morning Miner would speak for the people, or jat least a few of them. In their last issue there appeared an udjustly implied criticiem. The city fathers needed their instrnctions, or at: least some person has told the Miner that the city fathere need a tator, ard:the Miver would presume to act in that capacity. The Morning Miner would curtail city expenses, keep the water rateé low,and likewise taxes; but at the same time this exponent of trath would not sanction the action of the trustees in enforcing a Jaw which will have a tendency to-save the city hundreds of dollars. Some one bas told the Miner that the deputy marshal employed by the city to enforce the water ordinance isaepy. Call him what you will, his mission is honorable, even though his daty calis him to hig task during the small bours of the night. Because the ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS, Wepnespay, Auguet 12. W. Newell, North Bloomfield W.O. Mailer, “ bd M. Crowley, Washington A. O. Vanhoun, Yuba City F. McDonald, Manila W, T. Boyd, fan Francisco P, Abrame, “H. Ofiner, nis vid C.Onesyrel “ a 3! A. Hillman, Wallace, Idaho H, M. Anderson, Nimshew Geo. BR. Tuttle, Grass Valley B. Dahl, aa! Geo, Haven, Reno G, Rasatte, Obicago Park L.A. Rica, “ « Bressingham Ford, son of Mr. and Mre. Thomes 8. Ford, of this city, will leave for Santa Mateo in a few days, where be will enter the Military Academy. This school ie conducted is regular military style, and it stands well as an institution of learning. Our young friend Bressingham is a bright boy, and we know full well that make it so. The deputy marshal oes about bie work in the same canta as the nightwatchman. Evidently a friend of the Miner has been guilty of a misdemeanor, and has told this exponeet . improvemen’s and progress that he does not care to be watched. he will prove to be an excellent papil . This will meke no difference. All will He is a member of the Boys’ Band, . be treated alike. A law-abiding citiand is a general favorite in that or-. 222 does not fear the machinery that ganization, — puts the law in force, & 3 Ps Fs ty 4 ing. Miner calls-him a Spy that does not is A Store and Dvellng Ma A fire broke out at 6 o'clock this morning in the grocery store of Thos. Noell, situated on Hills Flat—a subarb of Grass Valley—and in a comparatively short. space of time the building and contents, together with a dwelling house adjoining, were re5 athe giger, shew seabed femnen . from the root of Noell’s . t once sounded and the tment responded promptly, t as the building was located outside. 3 the corporate limits and too remote: tom the nearest fire-hydrant, the companies were unable to get a stream of! ater onto tiie burning structures, —— “The cause of the fire has not yet been determined. The large stock of groceries carried Was insured for $600. The building Was owned by John Hodge and was ipsured for $600. ey “Phe adjoining residence which was burned was the property of Wm. H. George end was also insured. It was occupied by Wm. Trebilcox and family who.lost nearly all their farnitare and household effects. : \_ William Owen Williams of Relief Hill and an owner in the Waukesha Grift mine died at that place last evenHe had been suffering from acute pneumonia, with which he was ‘Stricken down a few days_ago,—Mr. Williams’ wife and son are by his. bedSide and another son, who resides in San Francisco, has been sent for. The deceased was 68 years of age, and was one of the most esteemed and respected old-timers in that section. : The funeral will be held at North Bloomfield tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the Masons of that place, of which order deceased ‘was an: honored member, ~ Personal Noles. Miss Leona Yeaw arrived here this evening from Santa Olara where she has been attendiag school. She will leave tomorrow for Ormonde where she will visit her parents. W. E. Yeaw arrived here today from Washington. W, Anderson is here from Ormonde. Mrs. C, Anderson and Miss Emma Janson of Ormonde are viaiting friends in this city. aie O. Buckley and wife are down from North Bloomfield. F. Pollay is here from San FranCisco. . : _ Miss Millie Morgan will leave tomorrow for San Jose on a visit to her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Neffziger and daughter who have been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Morgan, left this morning for San Jose to visit Mr. Naffziger’s mother. E. Melsman is here from Sacramento, Geo. Haven came over from Reno last evening. Mrs. O, J. Prodger and Mise Carrie Compton of Grass Valley left this morning for Downieville, R. H. Rountrey, W. T. Boyd and W. B. Sayere. of San Francieco arrived here last evening. W. Walsh is here from Sacramento, Stanley J. Smith came down from Downieville yesterday op bis Way to Oaklend. where he will attend school. A. H. Werin is here from Fruitvale, A large representation of members of the North Bloomfield. lodge of Workmen arrived:here today to attend the meeting of the Workmen thig.evening a In Nevada City, August 12, 1908, to the wife of Henry Fuller, a daughter A Taxpayer, 4e-. The bride was attended by her sister, jthe noon train, and their departure “ 7 ofA. €€ “ue Oysters and AH Other Delicacies. I keep King’s To 9 bn a's Tonrales of Grase HAITLANDALAN A Happy Marriage Con~~ summated This Forenoon. At ten o’clock this forenoon Ralph ‘Maitland and Miss Mary Phelan, both of this city, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M; B. Wilburn, o Grove street. The knot that caused two hearts to beat as one was tied by Rev. Father Gilmartin, assfstant rector of St. Oanice’s Catholic church. Mrs. Joseph Bernard, while Mr. George Opughlan acted in the capacity of beet man, A number of the relative and intimate friends were present. At the conclusion of the ceremony congratulations were extended, and an elaborate breakfast followed. The joyous party spent a merry time at table, and toasts for the future welfare of Mr. and Mrs. Maitland were offered shortly before the time set for the newly-wedded couple to leave for the depot. Several of the guests. accompanied the bride and groom to was marked by a profusion of rice and other good-luck tokens. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland will enjoy their honeymoon at Sacramento and adjacent places. _ The bride is well and favorably known to many of our readers, She was born near North San Juan, and passed her girlhood days in that vicinity. In the several little near-by towns she always commanded the respect of a host of friends, For several years she has made her home in this city, where ber kindly disposition and other excellent traits of character have endeared her to our people. Now we come to Mr. Maitland. Everybody knows Ralph, and his popularity is only excelled by his genial manner and good characteriatios. .This is saying much for the new. benedict, as his friends are numerous and hie sfsndard in manhood’s scale of excellent repute, The TRansonipT extends it’s congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Maitland. May their wedded life be one continasl-round of unalloyed bliss; may their oup of joy always be filled to the GOOD WORK. Done Daily in. Nevada City. Many Citizens Tell of It. Nearly every reader has heard of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Their good work in Nevada Oity still continues, and on: citizens ave constantly adding endorsement by public testimony. No better proof of merit can be had than the experience of friends and neighbors. Read this case. George Davy, miner, of Sacramento street, opposite Olark Street, says; “For years I suffered from kidney complaint, plainly showed by the aching across the small of my back. A number of times I have been laid ap with it totally unable to work. Now, if Doan’s Kidney Pille, procured at Vinton’s drug store, had not stopped a serious attack I could not be induced to recommend them, because a mati with a lame, wesk.or painfal back should not be imposed upon and induced to take any medicine which will not perform exactly what it promises,” For gale by all dealers. Priee 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y¥.,. sole nts for the Unit States. _ ow Remember. the pname—Doan'’s—and take no substitute, No Dessert More Attractive 7 Why use e and Are sweetening, flavoring and-coloring when Jell-O * . water and : Prise to ae No trouble, less ex. eg it to-day. as a Fruit Fla. 8: demon, Orange, Straw Rasp. berty. At grocers, 10c, mae THOTEL LANGHAM San Francisco, Cal , Cor. Mas: and Ellis Streets. eens a J. HH. VAN HORN, « Manager San Francisco, Cal, 3 A TERRI . ————— — NE ~ I Strikes the Eastern Hall of Jamaica island and Does Millions of creating untold havoc. can be ascertained. Dollars of Damage. KINGSTON, Jamaica, August 12.—A terrific hurricane struck the eastern half of the Island of Jamaica yesterday, It-is estimated that a million dollars’ worthof damage was done. Every banana plant on this part of the island was destroyed, and property in Kingston was also badly damaged. No lives were lost, as far as. A False Alarm. . Three campers, who arrived here today on their way to the mountains, were the innocent cause:of much alarm to the local convict sleuths. Their

horses needing shoeing they took them to Ed Artbur’s horseshoeing establishment on Sacramento street, and while there one of the travel-stained tourists happened to catch the penetrating eye of a person who made sure he was none other than the notorious convict Miller, one of the recent escapes from Folsom State prison. Reporting his suspicions no little excitement was caueed and preparations were‘made to capture the “bad” man. But upon investigation the whole affair turned out to be a myth, as the gentleman in question is a respected citizen of the lower country, and is probably ere this treating the incident in its proper light. The person with the “eagle eye” is thinking some of engaging in & more reliable vocation. Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare for round trip to Chicago, 8t.Louis and intermediate points on July 18, 14, 16 and 16, August 25th and 26th. j8-6w _—-+ 080+For the best of every thing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Very Appropriate. Meserg. Leiter & Dunlap, proprietors of Hotel Antlere, yesterday received a large crate from Tacoma, Washington, containing one of the finést elk heads ever seen here. The animel is a 12prong buck, the horns measuring forty-six Inches from tip to tip, while from the base of the brain to the tip of the horns it is forty nine inches. The antlered monarch was killed in the State of Washington. The head of the created leader proud and high, even in death, will ocoupy a conspicuous place in the hotel office, just back of the counter. Sarrounding the noble frontlets will be arranged fourteen pairs of deer horns of various sizes, thus presenting to the gaze 8 vision that will thrill and delight the eye of the enthuciastic sportsman, and which also forms an insignia that is admirably adapted to the place. 9 Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for persistent aud unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equalled. Joe Golo bick of Colusa, Oalif., writes: «For 15 years I endured: insufferable pain from Rheumatism and nothing relieved me though I tried everything kpown. I came across Electric Bitters and it’s the greatest icine on earth for that trouble. A few bottles of it completely relieved and cured me.” Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility, Only 50c, Satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. ABCBEERS The Highest Priced but the Best Qualitg; SOLD EVERYWHERE. WING to the unplece‘dented call on the Hotel Antlers, Messrs. Leiter & ee Dunlap have decided to xe place Western Union wires in the office of the hotel during the Corhett-Jeffries fight Friday night, Ever appreciative to the wants of the many patrons, Leiter & Dunlap will serve a special luneh for the public, All are cordially welcome Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS "So Lice Cs Carry a fine and fresh stock of Tomatoes, Peaches, Yellow Beans, m Peppers, all kinds of Canned Goods, Etc. I now have a splendid lot of all kinds. Call and rg tee > fin Near the Plaza rio® > HONPAREIL RESTAURANT WILFRED HOSKEN, Prop. ——w Short Orders Served. the best in the county. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, ‘cabeor or tse eRe Be CURE CONSTIPATIO oe 10-TO-BAG sos seagrris aol gue ‘ Broap Stagger . . Nevapa Orry ON THE BiG Finest floor in the county, Stop Drinking —— and try a pound ° < "8 8 e © +e we “ee Baylor's 25 Cont be: Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . Taylor’s’ Tea-and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. HD OLY SA BON-BON PARTY & <3 Saturday Evening, Aug. sth Best of music by full Brass Band ‘ : HOP PICKING! We will pay 90 cents per hundred pounds of green hops anp a BONUS of 10 ceuts per hundred ers helping us an work, to the completion of Ploking. ounds to all pickdoing satisf, Ler All white pickers who make applicatlon before August Bt Sool jugu b, will be given DURST BROS., Wheatiand, Cal. \ Koo ‘A= 4 / PLATFORM . to join the insurgent bands. — revolutionists were killed while ; Insurrectionary. movement is in young men in Bulgaria villages are Four thourand Turkish troops ‘dd marge ‘ET VALLEJO, August 12,—The sunken yacht Hein went down Sunday with four men, was located opposite Eppingers warehouse at Crocket. grappling and endeavoring to raise the yacht. Tugs Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per: fectly harmless, Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. a . ADAMS’ Hain R Cleanly to Use Exq t soft, silky, . 7 9 the growth and rea ‘the rich dark color of . Drugeists, Maher & Co., Nevada 4 Embroideries you never saw before. Ladies a Great Big Cut in the price of Embroit 5 been made at the Big store. All reduced. See wind ; Today we place in one of our windows such ba gi Pe come and inspect the good. Wide and Narrow, following prices ; Look over the f 5 cent Embroideries, now..... * 123g cents Embroideries, now. 15 cent Embroideries, now ...” 20 cent Embroideries, now 25 cent Embroid 873¢ cent and 50 cent Respectfully, Maher &¢ _ All of our elegant line of Embroideries are 1 dug almost nothing. lowing prices, and ee heavy and fine, all reduced r i A full and complete line of FISHING TACKLE Ammunition and. Sporting Suph Of all descriptions. A detailed announcement : @, Sv x é x 5 . MASURY’S PAIN Lathe, Posts, Mill and Minin ——oarry & toll tine ot — : Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mout >.. will follow later. 3 ) A LEI ys Items Cond For the Benelit Busy Reader ——— ny o new candidates were the Order of Native Sone! They also penetrated teries of Curly Beardot t eolat. es Lizzie Lehr, formerly has been elected: to a teat he high school of Oaklat r, Miss Stella Lebr, also a dent, is a practicing phy same city and is building t tic, Both sisters are gradi Nevada City high school tate University at Berkele he bridge which spans th at the Yuba mine near Ma grepsired. W.J. Organ and William Hogan of W re doing the work. young son of William Tan brook, while enjoying hin ing yesterday fell out an eft arm, The lad was bro p and the fracture reduced, tonight’s meeting of Neva e, No. 62, A. O. U. W., . oyd, special deputy of the explain the new rate plan r. The lodge has arranged ial time in connection wi ing. Mr. Boyd arrived he pg from San Franoiseo. bo Warmouth, an old-tin of Red Bluff, died at that ‘Monday from heart failur pd was a father of Mrs. ney of this city. The lady arly morning train yester Bluff to attend the faneral, @ El Oro Olub’s platform hi ily decorated for the Bike’ ' t” there tonight, and the d be surrounded by a profué ty. The affair promises f d one and the ladies are ail ng agalatime. The memb da City Lodge of Elks will option committee and their be properly looked after. of Elks are expected ut 8 Valley. 8 following is a list of the ning uncalled for in the ¥ “postoffice for the week €¢ ost 12, 1908: William Barr tdo, H. W. Keller, A. Mi ‘am Nile, Gustaf Olsen, Mie Richards, Charles Wagne has White. * + 09s The Death Penaity, ittle thing sometimes reat : Thuse mere scratch, in cuts.or puny boils have th penalty. It ig wise te Hen’e Arnica Salve ever h he best salve on earth anc nt fatality, when barns, 8 and piles threaten, Onl D. Vinton’s drug store, gig re is more catarrh in this a * Country than other disease Her, and ontil the last few apposed to be incurable, — Many years doctors pronot deal disease and prescribed dies, ond by Constantly failij mith local treatment, Pronot trable. Science has prover to be @ constitutional di herefore requires constitat nent. Hali’s Catarrh Cure, bred by F. J, Cheney & Oo., Ohio, is the only constitat bn the market. Ti ig taken { in doses from 10 drops to a ful. It acts directly on the t "Ucous surfaces of the offer one hundred f ABO it fails to cure, eceata and Ey monlals, Addren: J. CHENEY & OO ; o ruggists 760," — . amily Pills are the beat, ecient $100 Reward, $100, Teaderg of this paper wil d to learn that there is at . “a diseage that science “© to cure in all ite stages Catarrh, Hall’s Oatarrh ¢ nly positive cure now know edical traterity, Catarrh b Nitational diseage, require tment. Halls internal} "pon the blood snd dee ‘8 the foundation of ihe dise BVing the patient : bg UD’ the Sonstitation and Nature in doing itg sa tors have so mach faith in . powers, thet they offer Ollars for any case tha nue. Serd for list of te re Druggists, 750, ER , “wily Pills are the best,