August 13, 1901 (4 pages)

as — THE TRANSCRIPT. Qyt Little Respect, P. 0, BOX B! Sratrie, Wash., August 12—A signed Ee eB Statement from Governor Rogers apIssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted pears in the Times today, as follows: : “Editor Times:—A recent’ editorial item in yotir paper regarding the Nord—pr— ‘ , Strom case causes me to say that under BROWN é& CAL FZINTS, 2° circamstances will 1 interfere with : the jadgment of the Courts in this case. ‘ 4 As I view it, a crisis has arisen in State i ws oe ae CC ae Per Year “airs, in which the question is raised jel pale : S. ‘ sdae deren whether murder is to be punished in “Delivered toany part of the city. -Washington or whether the law is to be made an iostrument of jugglery for TUHSDASo5 3 Aug. 13, 1901 ‘Courts and lawyers. In England or Canads, whatever we may think of ~ their forms of Governtifent, criminal Cevera says that he doesn’t kndw law ig enforced and lynching is pracSampson. Possibly he will Say mex: . tically unknown, In Whitman county that he never heard of Roosevelt. this State, according to Jadge McDonWe have piwaye deetuene and still ald of thatcounty, some thirty murassert that all the credit for the. des} = wei ee sitogether, «have struction of Cevera’s fleet is due to Ad. Ssepne’ Sey ey O Dele wee eee Sane: TELEPHONE NO. 41, AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, a DRESS Oa ine NS . yeats. Other counties have records It’s a pity that South American / not particularly flaterjag to our ideas of revolutions are so bloodless. If they . justice. “Only recently the Legielawere more fatal, there probably would . lature was called in extra session for not be so many of them. the sole purpose of removing obstacles . which I was advised might allow certain A : r . . murderers to escape; and thue bring will not lose them by marriage if they . oo administration of iaw into renewed will put off the ceremony — they . contempt. This purpose having been have made formalentry. Dou’t be in . effected, I shall certainly add no new such & barry, girls. ee . complications.-The Judgment, of the After all, that War Office boycott . court will stand.” was a splendid advertisement for; Nordstrom was convicted of murder Harmsworit’s sheet. Evidently the 824 sentenced to be hanged o ver nine latter isn’t neglecting thehints he! 7&8Frs ago. picked up while over here. Value of the Footbath, Oe + P en = Now it is reported from Chicago, that . To break up a cold, which certainly ‘ : . . disfigures the face of beauty, as well’ the innocent farmer adulterates his las a valuable adjunct in the removal milk with deadly drugs before shipping . of facial eruptions, the nightly footittotown. The farmer should under-! path js invaluable. The largest sweat roo Women who drew Oklahoma lauds Bo stand that he deliberately murders at least one baby every time he does this. +e + & Possibly expenses in the Philippines may be increased by the restriction of the sales of the Quartermaster’s Department to soldiers, but until this restriction is put in force,.it will be unprofitable for private stores to begin business and cut down prices, Of all the insects the plagisrism hunter is the most useless and contemptibile. It is the dress, not the ides, that counts. Shakespeare stole every one of his plots, yet the books ‘from which he stole them now exist only in some mouldy corner of a library, while Shakespeare lives in the falllight of day. It seems worth while to consider just what that court of inquiry is to decide Certainiy not whether or no Schley was &@ coward—no one really believes this; nor whether it was beto whom the credit of the victory wili go—this 16 DOt ip question at all. It will merely decide whether or no he was guilty of errors of judgment in the campaign— . aud that is all it will decide. + eee PERSONAL NOTES. Neal Gelagher returned here today from Virgivia City, Nevada, where be bas been for some time. Miss Kate Ross, daughter of A. J. . Ross of North Bioomfield, yho has been residing at Paeadena for a long, time, will arrive on this eveuing’s train on a visit to her home, Her father came down to meet her. John Martin, President of the electric railroad left this afternoon for . Camptonville. Ed. C. Wren came down from* Gasglands of the body are located in the palms, armpits and soles of the feet. It is of primary importance that the ; multitudinous outlets should Be unclog. ged. Where facial eruption exists and the whole attention is devoted toward the care of the face, every pore is ac; tive and open to-.afford the escape o ; clogging impurities, : . This is all wrong. The feet should . be made the gateway for the escape of . effete deposits. The temperature of . the footbath should range from 105 to . 110 degrees or as hot as can be endured with comfort. Should there exj ist cbronic profuse and offensive per. spiration, add a lump of washing soda . to neutralize the acid exudation. The ; feet should be rubbed briskly to draw . the blood down to the extremities. . Cool the water before withdrawing the . feet, so that they may not become un. duly tender. Rub long and thoroughly . with-a soft towel. Good pedal circulation is a foe to corns and chilblains. Frequent warm . footbaths prevent callouses and make . walking a pleasure. For beauty and . complexion take extraordinary care of . the feet.-wedger Monthly. j Wit and Wisdom of Children. One very cold day Tom, in his first . trousers, was walking out with his tiny overcoat turned back to its utmost limit. “Tom,” said his father, “button your coat.” The ‘boy demur. red. ‘Look at mine,” added his father. . “Yes,” said Tom ruefully, “but every. body knows that you wear trousers.” . Mamma—Why, Susie, you’ve offered . your butterscotch to everybody but lit. tle brother. Why didn’t you hand it to . him? Susie (with innocent candor)— . Because, mamma, little brother always takes it. A Sunday school superintendent who happened to be a dry goods merchant and who was téaching a ¢lass of very little tots, asked when he had finished . explaining the lesson»‘‘Now, has any ' one a question to ask?’ A very smail { . ton Ridge today. , girl raised ber hand. “What is it, MarFred A, Tanner of San Jose arrived . tha?’ asked the superintendent. “Why, here on the afternoon train. . Mr. Brooks, how much are those little D. W. Hodson {fe heeé:de the interest . ted parasois in your window?’ said of the Sacramento Bee, rede es Mary was « very conscientious child. Searching For an Insane Man. . ° One day she was allowed to go and ; spend the day with some little cousins i about her own age. After taking off Deputy Sheriff J. H, Pascoe went to. %¢r wraps she went to_ber aunt and Grass Valley today, at which place he . said very soberly, “Now, Aunt Cassle, was joined by Constable Townsend, . ‘9 apes ang Lizzie are bad today please and the two officers began a search for . ae eaten a puniel Siem: Setause.d : . am here.”’—Current Literature. an. insane woodchopper who hag been . : terrorizing the ‘people in the vicinity . of the old George Jobnson ranch. This place is about three miles below . Grass Valley, To Save Her Child. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galleger, of Grange, Ga., appled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores. on her head and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. ; . Lt ies wonders in eo Bruises, t Carson, Nev., August 2.—Judge Haw ue Piles” on Oates guanteiect ke jey.in the United States Court, has de-. W. D. Virfton, druggist. cided the State tax case in favor of . we the Scuthern Pacific Railroad on the. ground the Assessors did not properly . classify railroads, ————_+699 o—————. Astounded:the Editor. Ohe Rattroad Wins. The Best Prescription tor Malaria Obills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s . Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply rr hitches Saree ee Horrible Death. Srocxren, August 12—Sim Akins, conductor of a Southern Pacific grave! train, was ran over this morning on . can be had at Vinton’s, Price, 50 cents Ven Buren atreet, sustaining injuries which resulted in his death an hour peat the very Lest, is chatand e balf later at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Akins was leating over the end of a car toseta air brake, when thetrain. -strect, Bathe, 25 cents, slackened suddenly éausing him to fall tothe track. Oue wheel caught him. at W. D. Vinton’s. gla piece, It. at the waist, forcing him along the track several feet before the train was. anything in the tobacco fine. tf stopped. He was badly mangled. The . Yotes of Interest.For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes lf you want a good, cool drink of and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercia j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale Oall.on Ed Schmidt when*you wan Burrato LaGcer Breger on draught, at deceased leaves brother and mother. 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers in Oaklend. anyone. eas Costly Wines. Our millionaires think $75 a gallon for rare old Madeira an utterly impos sible’ price simply because their tastes -are-blunted--by—-champagne, and they care no more for a bottle of Welsh Reserve, Newton-Gordon or Chillingswortb-Oglethorpe than for a cheap sherry. In the famous cellars of the Hotel de Ville at Bremen there are a dozen cases of holy wine which have been preserved for 250 years. A’ merehant figures out that if the cost of maintaining the cellars, payment ‘of tent, interest upon the original value of the wine and other incidental charges are considered a bottle of this choice Madeira has cost no less than $2,000,000, each glassful $270,000, and a single drop could not be sold without loss under $200. It is probable that this very old wine -. ‘8 worthless on account of “starvation.” Charles Bellows, our ablest authority on Madeira, says ‘that it becomes “starved” after feeding upon its own lees for 30 or 40 years. “It seems to me that it Is very human and requires companionship,” he says. “Demijohns of the same variety should be blended. The marriage of the two wines would probably give the lees-more character, and the wine would thus continue te Improve. This certainly ought to be done as @ tonic after the Madeira-has been 50 years in glass.”—New York Press. 2 Peeulliarities of Asthma. The pecultarities of asthina are well known, and qne New York woman thinks that she has more than usual reason to complain of the vagaries of ‘hé disease. She had always lived in fhe lower part of the city on one of the 4venues distant from the two rivers and had suffered in no unusual degree from astlima when the weather was act unfavorable. The doctor was not consulted when her husband bought a house in another part of the city, and It Is indeed doubtful if he could have foreseen the effect upon her of living in the new neighborhood. It took the sufferer only a few hours to realize that it would be !mpossible for her to live in the new house, which was only a short distance from the Nortb river. Her discomfort became so great that she was compelled at the end of a week to give up all attempt to reside there, and the house that had been built with so much care and expense had te be abandoned. .Another example of the vagaries of asthma is to be found in the case of a New Yorker who is comfortable enough in this city so long as he lives on the upper stories of a Wfty hotel or other residence building, but is in great dis-tress so soon as he is compelled to be on terra firma.—New York Sun. . Jefferson ns an Inventor. Mr. Jeffersca invented the copying press. He writes to Mr. Madison in 1787: “Having a great desire to have a portable copying machine and having studied over some experiments with the principle of large machines made to apply tc the smalter one, . planned one in England and bad it made. It ansWers perfectly. . bave set.a workmab to making them, and they are of such denisod tbat be has bis hands full. . send you one. You must expect to make many essays before you succeed perfectly. A soft brush, like a shaving brush, is more successful than a sponge.” He also sent a copying press to the Marquis de-Lafayeite as a present. He invented the revolvsary article of furniture to all offices and counting rooms. ‘The Federalist newspapers used to call it “Mr. Jefferson’s whirligig’’ and declared that he had devised it “so as to look all ways at once.”—Chicago Herald. Wonderfol Musical Memory. Sir Jobo Stainer bad a wonderful musical memory. It was put to the test once at the Crystal palace. when he had to play the organ in the “Messiah” and a folio copy, on which alone be could see the score, was not forthcoming. The conductor was in despair. Sir John cut the knot by a wonderful tour de force, playing the part faultlessly right through and entirely from memory. probably the only time the . [ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, . No sure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m 8. C, was once immensely surprised. . “fhrougb long suffering from Dys-' pepsia,” he writes, my wiie was greatly run .down. Sbe bad no strength or! vigor and suffered great distress from } her stomach, but she tried Electric! Bitters: which heiped ber at once, and, . alter using four boitles, she is entirely . well, can eat anything. IVs a grand . tonic, and its gentle lexative qualities are splendid for torpid tiver.”* For Indigestiou,: Loss of Appetite, Stomech . and Liver troubles its, a positive, guaranteed cure. Only 50c at W. D. Vin. ton’s. —+ 80 + ; A fine quality of liquor for home use . is old Gilt Edge whiskey. Superior to ail others. j lisaeocs eclipse ia ie This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lots of Cooper's Cold Cure. ; Offices to Rent, The offices former)y cecupied by Dr. & L. “Messiah” has been so rendered.—Lon don Standard. ing chair, now a familiar and neces. / No blame is attached to) W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig. A good hot lunch will be served every oight at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spripe street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakeg, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. Gusson’s Big Railroad “Circus is billed to appear at Colfax on the 2ist of the present month. A large cable for the hoisting works at the Champion mine was received at the depot today. A large smokestack for Carl Schmidt’s new sawmill arrived here this morning. William Coughian, of this city,;.while day, killed a large buck deer, which hed three prongs on his attlers. itiated several candidates at the regular meeting last night. The attendwas large. The reports réceived by the Grand Scribe indicate that the present Grand Patriarch, R. D. Gummoe, will beat the record for increase of membership during any one term in the Encampments of Odd Fellows. . ‘ Little Gerald Wallace a few days ago killed a large coon near the home on the Washington road of hie grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. J. J. Schmidt has had an addition Pmade to his residence and the building otherwise remodeled and improved. It now presents a fine appearance and is apn ornament to Cottage street. Weather Prediction. McAdie of San Francisco today predicted-as follows: : Probably light showers tonight and Wednesday. Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky.,-was curious to leern the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due-to Dr. King’s New Diecovery,” writes her hus band. “It completely cured ‘her und @iso cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attick of Whooping Cough.” ‘It positively cares Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,Brouchitis, all Throat and Lung tronbles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Cook's Water is a very pupalar bevout with a party of hunters last Sun-Nevada Lodge, No. 18, R. A. M., inAdmssion Day. ~ pial Ghe Comi Celebration at Sritts Valley. As the ‘time approaches’ bh interest is manifested in the big celebrabration of Admission Day at’ Grass Valley and the re-union at Glenbrook Park the following day. The fun will commence on September 7th and continue until late at night on the 10th, There will be receptions, concerts entertainments, parades, dances and electrical displays. There*will also be excursions to the mines, and visitors from the outside can rely on receiving every attention. Quartz Parlor of Native Sons, assisted by the Native Daughters, will leave nothing undone to insure the success of the four continuous days set apart to observe our State’s admission into the Union. The dedication of ‘the electric road willadd materially to the coming big time, and the occasion will long be remembered. There will be reduced rates on all trains. Cut in Wages. Sart River, Mass., 12—The manafacturers’ association teday voted to reduce the price of weaving from 19,8 to 17 per cent. which is practically a cut down in wages of 14 per cent. ‘The vote taken on the matter was unanimous. The cut goes into effect September 3d. —— eo Be er “A Fine Map. Fred Tellam Jr.,.who is “a Nevada City boy,” recently completed a map of the Gity of San Francisco which 1s said to be a very creditable piece of work. petent to judge, declare it to be perfect‘in every respect. The young man was awarded the contract of making this artistic map in preference to some fifty other applicants. -+ eo ~--—---—— Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale. of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Buliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used -August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermen‘tation of undigested food, regulaté the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is ali they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Fiower,. in liquoid form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Malaria Makes Iinpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 606 my15-.6m MEte es Renate eRe a aaa Pianos Tuned and Repaired. C. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Music Store of Sacramento, is in this city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr. Rogers by leaving orders at W. D, erage these hot days. j2gtt were a 1 Pint Size § Quart Size .ici oc. ccessccles. 2 Quart Size... 4 ‘Lightning Rubbers 35 cents .Per. Dozen. ahi 6) EB 08 erp Vinton’s drug store. adtf. del layses LIGHTNING JARS 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen to Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. ; can in the way of making very low ‘prices in ord song to-day is ee : ooo GHILDRE a Children’s Suits can be had now for size in something you can buy to advantage. great many suits at less than it costs to make them, very mnch less than the regular prices . itola, taking money and clothing, which . stores, Vinton’s and Dicker YHE T Caught Her to Steal, ab Santa Ornvz, August 12—Obarles L, Herbert was arrested Saturday night eee charged with being implicated in} 4 petition Is be burglaries at Capitola, Seabright and . questing Congress to re-enact the on thie city. His stepdaughter, aged 12 . nese Exclusion Act, whioh expires he years, accuses bim of telling her to rob . 6th, 1902, verybody should ia et houses which she visited anders pre-. The.petitions can be founa aa tense ef selling soap. Saturday she) New Union, National and Neer entered Mrs, Bartlett's cottage at Cap-. hotels, Giffin’s and Sohmidr’s ie V she bid ina vacent lot. Mrs-Bartlett. stores, Hartungs’ and SiR ey found her in the house, and she con-/ and at the County ‘Olerk’s offto, fessed. The stolen property was re<-00e " Herbert asserts his innoTUESDAY .+a eaeeaeeeeananen ane Personal ITIO ‘oltoulation Edwin Tilley Rodsy. J. Higham o own. ‘ Mre, Boolhe iT visiting. . : J, Slater of M erduy. L. I. Eaton is Francisco. Mre. Lizzie H rom Grass Vall Mrs. Swartz € norniug for Sea J. Buzza of G the Yuba mine: Geo. Sargent ¢ Doaker Hill amc W. H, Bray an om San Franci M. F. Brennat Ban Francisco ip. Mrs. 8. Phillip br Los Angeles covered. A Woman With a Clear Compe. laa! cence. so a — 7 And a bright eye keeps hor hove, W. D. Vinton bas a new shaving . 9ctive and her stomach in good , . Lane’s Tea is a pleasant Jaxative ana” complexion,drives the yellow from oe eye, and keeps the kidneys in a heat BurraLo LaGer Beer on draught, at . fal condition. Get a 26c, vackege ang 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, . try it tonight, ‘For sale by H. Dicka W. J. Britland, proprietor. jl9 . man, sole agent, . tt visit. Mra Dao Milli Nolfax went to prday. Mrs. Williams orning for Sa One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more of them are inside—all at SO. a pair._ 4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey 5-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey fends, L. Uyman lef ake ‘l'ahioe tov mping out ther Mrs. frank Mo In fact those who are com-. , SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length, We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne. vada City for the next week. You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to these’ Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t h take them. We are after some of your business and we are going to. have it if prices. will bring you. Dfehexr & Co. Respectfully, ollie Fuller of § riting Mrs. Her W. W. Yogk . pre last evening nd left this mol Miss Rose Sek siting her siste: me down fron ave to) BY. Mrs. Hugh M nd Mrs. Murehi bomus of Gras: bg for w visit at Mrs. Thomas C turned home a br patents, Mr. ams. Her siste scompauied her JYOU CAN. USE La KNOW THESE California Sweet Chocolate, per small package 5c Baby Pim-Olas, , stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, Crosse & Blackwell’s, aro 40c histletoe Enc The newly elec e Encampment pre last night eputy Grand Pre follows. W.] ahl, 8.°W.; J. G own, Treasure! R. Lord, Guid ‘ Langman, I. § Tt J. F. Shaw, 9 W.; (hos. Dar gast, Ist G. Ty: CHAS. E. PIULLOY, Grocer. . aE JO. Rich, E Attentio! THE : OLD : FASHIONED: WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right for the turnips our grand with coal oil. fathers carried. All Patriarchs” bn‘ who desire Saturday eve Ption, to be giv pnt to Grand UumMmMoe, are re mee with J. O FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece, Each minute whee! must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and rep watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added . to their life. There is more the country t t together, al ars was supp Dr & yreat ms bunced it a i ribed local re antiy failing t ous. $1 00 Per Dozen ~ > A. & H. W.HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street * \* ) Nevada City ent, pronoune bce bas proven tutional dises hires constitat Atarrh Cure, o eney & Co.,, ly constitutio is taken intert Ops to a teasp on the biood the system, ed dollars fe Cae be struck bere, A small amoust re SS The Keynote of. Economy Send f of money will make the rounds of the Stata hd. for store and gather up a big lot of Address, F . old by Drugs Excellent Groceries ie. bung i : Does It P in ite travels, These are not 90-veAt values at $1, but dollar for dollar . chenp oil goods. Ids is all righ ing that, will Ore severe anc roat and lung budo? Got euldr climate Dt possible for Ke the ONLY r Oduced in th success in ‘SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. . ay RGAIN PERIOD===— * This is a Bargain Period with us from now until September Ist. and real values. er to reduce our stock. The burden of our ws surTs.,, : Some sizes may be missi lim ae Rave youll You will be surprised and pleased to learn how low you can buy Childeen’s Clothing Ta som: lines, but we have y but we want to close them out and make room for our NEW FALL AND oubles, “Busy not only h Bsues to des Bt allays inf pectoration, St,and cures bttle. Recor i druggists ir ize Aimanac We shall do ail we pessibly A good name ine Cigar, fe ter For BI br''hose Liv! acta. Grove’ SUFFALO La Cuts a glas J. Britland of us now. We are selling’ Phngnes UNTER STOCK. : — Special sale te ie for ot Tne are nny tg) RG Prot, Store, Main St cated, and convenient iu every respect _ and’ titted up in good style. Enquire’at the Tele hone ne Suntbe at Pp » Grass Valley Stores, Maig i : Citizens Bank. 57) L. w a & Ci CLOTHIERS. . —— P Racket Ste Bmoke the vu ne, hone be : Corner of Br ‘and Pine Sts» * NBVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; rese, masa 799 ONE PRICE ¢ ~ z

as — THE TRANSCRIPT. Qyt Little Respect, P. 0, BOX B! Sratrie, Wash., August 12—A signed Ee eB Statement from Governor Rogers apIssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted pears in the Times today, as follows: : “Editor Times:—A recent’ editorial item in yotir paper regarding the Nord—pr— ‘ , Strom case causes me to say that under BROWN é& CAL FZINTS, 2° circamstances will 1 interfere with : the jadgment of the Courts in this case. ‘ 4 As I view it, a crisis has arisen in State i ws oe ae CC ae Per Year “airs, in which the question is raised jel pale : S. ‘ sdae deren whether murder is to be punished in “Delivered toany part of the city. -Washington or whether the law is to be made an iostrument of jugglery for TUHSDASo5 3 Aug. 13, 1901 ‘Courts and lawyers. In England or Canads, whatever we may think of ~ their forms of Governtifent, criminal Cevera says that he doesn’t kndw law ig enforced and lynching is pracSampson. Possibly he will Say mex: . tically unknown, In Whitman county that he never heard of Roosevelt. this State, according to Jadge McDonWe have piwaye deetuene and still ald of thatcounty, some thirty murassert that all the credit for the. des} = wei ee sitogether, «have struction of Cevera’s fleet is due to Ad. Ssepne’ Sey ey O Dele wee eee Sane: TELEPHONE NO. 41, AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, a DRESS Oa ine NS . yeats. Other counties have records It’s a pity that South American / not particularly flaterjag to our ideas of revolutions are so bloodless. If they . justice. “Only recently the Legielawere more fatal, there probably would . lature was called in extra session for not be so many of them. the sole purpose of removing obstacles . which I was advised might allow certain A : r . . murderers to escape; and thue bring will not lose them by marriage if they . oo administration of iaw into renewed will put off the ceremony — they . contempt. This purpose having been have made formalentry. Dou’t be in . effected, I shall certainly add no new such & barry, girls. ee . complications..-The Judgment, of the After all, that War Office boycott . court will stand.” was a splendid advertisement for; Nordstrom was convicted of murder Harmsworit’s sheet. Evidently the 824 sentenced to be hanged o ver nine latter isn’t neglecting thehints he! 7&8Frs ago. picked up while over here. Value of the Footbath, Oe + P en = Now it is reported from Chicago, that . To break up a cold, which certainly ‘ : . . disfigures the face of beauty, as well’ the innocent farmer adulterates his las a valuable adjunct in the removal milk with deadly drugs before shipping . of facial eruptions, the nightly footittotown. The farmer should under-! path js invaluable. The largest sweat roo Women who drew Oklahoma lauds Bo stand that he deliberately murders at least one baby every time he does this. +e + & Possibly expenses in the Philippines may be increased by the restriction of the sales of the Quartermaster’s Department to soldiers, but until this restriction is put in force,.it will be unprofitable for private stores to begin business and cut down prices, Of all the insects the plagisrism hunter is the most useless and contemptibile. It is the dress, not the ides, that counts. Shakespeare stole every one of his plots, yet the books ‘from which he stole them now exist only in some mouldy corner of a library, while Shakespeare lives in the falllight of day. It seems worth while to consider just what that court of inquiry is to decide Certainiy not whether or no Schley was &@ coward—no one really believes this; nor whether it was beto whom the credit of the victory wili go—this 16 DOt ip question at all. It will merely decide whether or no he was guilty of errors of judgment in the campaign— . aud that is all it will decide. + eee PERSONAL NOTES. Neal Gelagher returned here today from Virgivia City, Nevada, where be bas been for some time. Miss Kate Ross, daughter of A. J. . Ross of North Bioomfield, yho has been residing at Paeadena for a long, time, will arrive on this eveuing’s train on a visit to her home, Her father came down to meet her. John Martin, President of the electric railroad left this afternoon for . Camptonville. Ed. C. Wren came down from* Gasglands of the body are located in the palms, armpits and soles of the feet. It is of primary importance that the ; multitudinous outlets should Be unclog. ged. Where facial eruption exists and the whole attention is devoted toward the care of the face, every pore is ac; tive and open to-.afford the escape o ; clogging impurities, : . This is all wrong. The feet should . be made the gateway for the escape of . effete deposits. The temperature of . the footbath should range from 105 to . 110 degrees or as hot as can be endured with comfort. Should there exj ist cbronic profuse and offensive per. spiration, add a lump of washing soda . to neutralize the acid exudation. The ; feet should be rubbed briskly to draw . the blood down to the extremities. . Cool the water before withdrawing the . feet, so that they may not become un. duly tender. Rub long and thoroughly . with-a soft towel. Good pedal circulation is a foe to corns and chilblains. Frequent warm . footbaths prevent callouses and make . walking a pleasure. For beauty and . complexion take extraordinary care of . the feet.-wedger Monthly. j Wit and Wisdom of Children. One very cold day Tom, in his first . trousers, was walking out with his tiny overcoat turned back to its utmost limit. “Tom,” said his father, “button your coat.” The ‘boy demur. red. ‘Look at mine,” added his father. . “Yes,” said Tom ruefully, “but every. body knows that you wear trousers.” . Mamma—Why, Susie, you’ve offered . your butterscotch to everybody but lit. tle brother. Why didn’t you hand it to . him? Susie (with innocent candor)— . Because, mamma, little brother always takes it. A Sunday school superintendent who happened to be a dry goods merchant and who was téaching a ¢lass of very little tots, asked when he had finished . explaining the lesson»‘‘Now, has any ' one a question to ask?’ A very smail { . ton Ridge today. , girl raised ber hand.. “What is it, MarFred A, Tanner of San Jose arrived . tha?’ asked the superintendent. “Why, here on the afternoon train. . Mr. Brooks, how much are those little D. W. Hodson {fe heeé:de the interest . ted parasois in your window?’ said of the Sacramento Bee, rede es Mary was « very conscientious child. Searching For an Insane Man. . ° One day she was allowed to go and ; spend the day with some little cousins i about her own age. After taking off Deputy Sheriff J. H, Pascoe went to. %¢r wraps she went to_ber aunt and Grass Valley today, at which place he . said very soberly, “Now, Aunt Cassle, was joined by Constable Townsend, . ‘9 apes ang Lizzie are bad today please and the two officers began a search for . ae eaten a puniel Siem: Setause.d : . am here.”’—Current Literature. an. insane woodchopper who hag been . : terrorizing the ‘people in the vicinity . of the old George Jobnson ranch. This place is about three miles below . Grass Valley, To Save Her Child. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galleger, of Grange, Ga., appled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores. on her head and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. ; . Lt ies wonders in eo Bruises, t Carson, Nev., August 2.—Judge Haw ue Piles” on Oates guanteiect ke jey.in the United States Court, has de-. W. D. Virfton, druggist. cided the State tax case in favor of . we the Scuthern Pacific Railroad on the. ground the Assessors did not properly . classify railroads, ————_+699 o—————. Astounded:the Editor. Ohe Rattroad Wins. The Best Prescription tor Malaria Obills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s . Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply rr hitches Saree ee Horrible Death. Srocxren, August 12—Sim Akins, conductor of a Southern Pacific grave! train, was ran over this morning on . can be had at Vinton’s, Price, 50 cents Ven Buren atreet, sustaining injuries which resulted in his death an hour peat the very Lest, is chatand e balf later at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Akins was leating over the end of a car toseta air brake, when thetrain. -strect, Bathe, 25 cents, slackened suddenly éausing him to fall tothe track. Oue wheel caught him. at W. D. Vinton’s. gla piece, It. at the waist, forcing him along the track several feet before the train was. anything in the tobacco fine. tf stopped. He was badly mangled. The . Yotes of Interest.For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes lf you want a good, cool drink of and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercia j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale Oall.on Ed Schmidt when*you wan Burrato LaGcer Breger on draught, at deceased leaves brother and mother. 6 cents a glass, at Council Chambers in Oaklend. anyone. eas Costly Wines. Our millionaires think $75 a gallon for rare old Madeira an utterly impos sible’ price simply because their tastes -are-blunted--by—-champagne, and they care no more for a bottle of Welsh Reserve, Newton-Gordon or Chillingswortb-Oglethorpe than for a cheap sherry. In the famous cellars of the Hotel de Ville at Bremen there are a dozen cases of holy wine which have been preserved for 250 years. A’ merehant figures out that if the cost of maintaining the cellars, payment ‘of tent, interest upon the original value of the wine and other incidental charges are considered a bottle of this choice Madeira has cost no less than $2,000,000, each glassful $270,000, and a single drop could not be sold without loss under $200. It is probable that this very old wine -. ‘8 worthless on account of “starvation.” Charles Bellows, our ablest authority on Madeira, says ‘that it becomes “starved” after feeding upon its own lees for 30 or 40 years. “It seems to me that it Is very human and requires companionship,” he says. “Demijohns of the same variety should be blended. The marriage of the two wines would probably give the lees-more character, and the wine would thus continue te Improve. This certainly ought to be done as @ tonic after the Madeira-has been 50 years in glass.”—New York Press. 2 Peeulliarities of Asthma. The pecultarities of asthina are well known, and qne New York woman thinks that she has more than usual reason to complain of the vagaries of ‘hé disease. She had always lived in fhe lower part of the city on one of the 4venues distant from the two rivers and had suffered in no unusual degree from astlima when the weather was act unfavorable. The doctor was not consulted when her husband bought a house in another part of the city, and It Is indeed doubtful if he could have foreseen the effect upon her of living in the new neighborhood. It took the sufferer only a few hours to realize that it would be !mpossible for her to live in the new house, which was only a short distance from the Nortb river. Her discomfort became so great that she was compelled at the end of a week to give up all attempt to reside there, and the house that had been built with so much care and expense had te be abandoned. .Another example of the vagaries of asthma is to be found in the case of a New Yorker who is comfortable enough in this city so long as he lives on the upper stories of a Wfty hotel or other residence building, but is in great dis-tress so soon as he is compelled to be on terra firma.—New York Sun. . Jefferson ns an Inventor. Mr. Jeffersca invented the copying press. He writes to Mr. Madison in 1787: “Having a great desire to have a portable copying machine and having studied over some experiments with the principle of large machines made to apply tc the smalter one, . planned one in England and bad it made. It ansWers perfectly. . bave set.a workmab to making them, and they are of such denisod tbat be has bis hands full. . send you one. You must expect to make many essays before you succeed perfectly. A soft brush, like a shaving brush, is more successful than a sponge.” He also sent a copying press to the Marquis de-Lafayeite as a present. He invented the revolvsary article of furniture to all offices and counting rooms. ‘The Federalist newspapers used to call it “Mr. Jefferson’s whirligig’’ and declared that he had devised it “so as to look all ways at once.”—Chicago Herald. Wonderfol Musical Memory. Sir Jobo Stainer bad a wonderful musical memory. It was put to the test once at the Crystal palace. when he had to play the organ in the “Messiah” and a folio copy, on which alone be could see the score, was not forthcoming. The conductor was in despair. Sir John cut the knot by a wonderful tour de force, playing the part faultlessly right through and entirely from memory. probably the only time the . [ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettsville, . No sure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m 8. C, was once immensely surprised. . “fhrougb long suffering from Dys-' pepsia,” he writes, my wiie was greatly run .down. Sbe bad no strength or! vigor and suffered great distress from } her stomach, but she tried Electric! Bitters: which heiped ber at once, and, . alter using four boitles, she is entirely . well, can eat anything. IVs a grand . tonic, and its gentle lexative qualities are splendid for torpid tiver.”* For Indigestiou,: Loss of Appetite, Stomech . and Liver troubles its, a positive, guaranteed cure. Only 50c at W. D. Vin. ton’s. —+ 80 + ; A fine quality of liquor for home use . is old Gilt Edge whiskey. Superior to ail others. j lisaeocs eclipse ia ie This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lots of Cooper's Cold Cure. ; Offices to Rent, The offices former)y cecupied by Dr. & L. “Messiah” has been so rendered.—Lon don Standard. ing chair, now a familiar and neces. / No blame is attached to) W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig. A good hot lunch will be served every oight at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spripe street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakeg, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. Gusson’s Big Railroad “Circus is billed to appear at Colfax on the 2ist of the present month. A large cable for the hoisting works at the Champion mine was received at the depot today. A large smokestack for Carl Schmidt’s new sawmill arrived here this morning. William Coughian, of this city,;.while day, killed a large buck deer, which hed three prongs on his attlers. itiated several candidates at the regular meeting last night. The attendwas large. The reports réceived by the Grand Scribe indicate that the present Grand Patriarch, R. D. Gummoe, will beat the record for increase of membership during any one term in the Encampments of Odd Fellows. . ‘ Little Gerald Wallace a few days ago killed a large coon near the home on the Washington road of hie grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. J. J. Schmidt has had an addition Pmade to his residence and the building otherwise remodeled and improved. It now presents a fine appearance and is apn ornament to Cottage street. Weather Prediction. McAdie of San Francisco today predicted-as follows: :

Probably light showers tonight and Wednesday. Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky.,-was curious to leern the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due-to Dr. King’s New Diecovery,” writes her hus band. “It completely cured ‘her und @iso cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attick of Whooping Cough.” ‘It positively cares Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,Brouchitis, all Throat and Lung tronbles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Cook's Water is a very pupalar bevout with a party of hunters last Sun-Nevada Lodge, No. 18, R. A. M., inAdmssion Day. ~ pial Ghe Comi Celebration at Sritts Valley. As the ‘time approaches’ bh interest is manifested in the big celebrabration of Admission Day at’ Grass Valley and the re-union at Glenbrook Park the following day. The fun will commence on September 7th and continue until late at night on the 10th, There will be receptions, concerts entertainments, parades, dances and electrical displays. There*will also be excursions to the mines, and visitors from the outside can rely on receiving every attention. Quartz Parlor of Native Sons, assisted by the Native Daughters, will leave nothing undone to insure the success of the four continuous days set apart to observe our State’s admission into the Union. The dedication of ‘the electric road willadd materially to the coming big time, and the occasion will long be remembered. There will be reduced rates on all trains. Cut in Wages. Sart River, Mass., 12—The manafacturers’ association teday voted to reduce the price of weaving from 19,8 to 17 per cent. which is practically a cut down in wages of 14 per cent. ‘The vote taken on the matter was unanimous. The cut goes into effect September 3d. —— eo Be er “A Fine Map. Fred Tellam Jr.,.who is “a Nevada City boy,” recently completed a map of the Gity of San Francisco which 1s said to be a very creditable piece of work. petent to judge, declare it to be perfect‘in every respect. The young man was awarded the contract of making this artistic map in preference to some fifty other applicants. -+ eo ~--—---—— Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale. of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Buliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used -August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermen‘tation of undigested food, regulaté the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is ali they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Fiower,. in liquoid form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Malaria Makes Iinpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 606 my15-.6m MEte es Renate eRe a aaa Pianos Tuned and Repaired. C. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Music Store of Sacramento, is in this city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr. Rogers by leaving orders at W. D, erage these hot days. j2gtt were a 1 Pint Size § Quart Size .ici oc.. ccessccles. 2 Quart Size...... 4 ‘Lightning Rubbers 35 cents .Per. Dozen.. ahi 6) EB 08 erp Vinton’s drug store. adtf. del layses LIGHTNING JARS 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen to Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. ; can in the way of making very low ‘prices in ord song to-day is ee : ooo GHILDRE a Children’s Suits can be had now for size in something you can buy to advantage. great many suits at less than it costs to make them, very mnch less than the regular prices . itola, taking money and clothing, which . stores, Vinton’s and Dicker YHE T Caught Her to Steal, ab Santa Ornvz, August 12—Obarles L, Herbert was arrested Saturday night eee charged with being implicated in} 4 petition Is be burglaries at Capitola, Seabright and . questing Congress to re-enact the on thie city. His stepdaughter, aged 12 . nese Exclusion Act, whioh expires he years, accuses bim of telling her to rob . 6th, 1902, verybody should ia et houses which she visited anders pre-. The.petitions can be founa aa tense ef selling soap. Saturday she) New Union, National and Neer entered Mrs, Bartlett's cottage at Cap-. hotels, Giffin’s and Sohmidr’s ie V she bid ina vacent lot. Mrs-Bartlett. stores, Hartungs’ and SiR ey found her in the house, and she con-/ and at the County ‘Olerk’s offto, fessed. The stolen property was re<-00e " Herbert asserts his innoTUESDAY ..+a eaeeaeeeeananen ane Personal ITIO ‘oltoulation Edwin Tilley Rodsy. J. Higham o own. ‘ Mre, Boolhe iT visiting. . : J, Slater of M erduy. L. I. Eaton is Francisco. Mre. Lizzie H rom Grass Vall Mrs. Swartz € norniug for Sea J. Buzza of G the Yuba mine: Geo. Sargent ¢ Doaker Hill amc W. H, Bray an om San Franci M. F. Brennat Ban Francisco ip. Mrs. 8. Phillip br Los Angeles covered. A Woman With a Clear Compe. laa! cence. so a — 7 And a bright eye keeps hor hove, W. D. Vinton bas a new shaving . 9ctive and her stomach in good , . Lane’s Tea is a pleasant Jaxative ana” complexion,drives the yellow from oe eye, and keeps the kidneys in a heat BurraLo LaGer Beer on draught, at . fal condition. Get a 26c, vackege ang 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, . try it tonight, ‘For sale by H. Dicka W. J. Britland, proprietor. jl9 . man, sole agent, . tt visit. Mra Dao Milli Nolfax went to prday. Mrs. Williams orning for Sa One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more of them are inside—all at SO. a pair._ 4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey 5-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey fends, L. Uyman lef ake ‘l'ahioe tov mping out ther Mrs. frank Mo In fact those who are com-. , SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length, We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne. vada City for the next week. You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to these’ Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t h take them. We are after some of your business and we are going to. have it if prices. will bring you. Dfehexr & Co. Respectfully, ollie Fuller of § riting Mrs. Her W. W. Yogk . pre last evening nd left this mol Miss Rose Sek siting her siste: me down fron ave to) BY. Mrs. Hugh M nd Mrs. Murehi bomus of Gras: bg for w visit at Mrs. Thomas C turned home a br patents, Mr. ams. Her siste scompauied her JYOU CAN. USE La KNOW THESE California Sweet Chocolate, per small package 5c Baby Pim-Olas, , stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, Crosse & Blackwell’s, aro 40c histletoe Enc The newly elec e Encampment pre last night eputy Grand Pre follows. W.] ahl, 8.°W.; J. G own, Treasure! R. Lord, Guid ‘ Langman, I. § Tt J. F. Shaw, 9 W.; (hos. Dar gast, Ist G. Ty: CHAS. E. PIULLOY, Grocer. . aE JO. Rich, E Attentio! THE : OLD : FASHIONED: WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right for the turnips our grand with coal oil. fathers carried. All Patriarchs” bn‘ who desire Saturday eve Ption, to be giv pnt to Grand UumMmMoe, are re mee with J. O FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece, Each minute whee! must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and rep watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added . to their life. There is more the country t t together, al ars was supp Dr & yreat ms bunced it a i ribed local re antiy failing t ous. $1 00 Per Dozen ~ > A. & H. W.HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street * \* ) Nevada City ent, pronoune bce bas proven tutional dises hires constitat Atarrh Cure, o eney & Co.,, ly constitutio is taken intert Ops to a teasp on the biood the system, ed dollars fe Cae be struck bere, A small amoust re SS The Keynote of. Economy Send f of money will make the rounds of the Stata hd. for store and gather up a big lot of Address, F . old by Drugs Excellent Groceries ie.. bung i : Does It P in ite travels, These are not 90-veAt values at $1, but dollar for dollar . chenp oil goods. Ids is all righ ing that, will Ore severe anc roat and lung budo? Got euldr climate Dt possible for Ke the ONLY r Oduced in th success in ‘SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. . ay RGAIN PERIOD===— * This is a Bargain Period with us from now until September Ist. and real values. er to reduce our stock. The burden of our ws surTs.,, : Some sizes may be missi lim ae Rave youll You will be surprised and pleased to learn how low you can buy Childeen’s Clothing Ta som: lines, but we have y but we want to close them out and make room for our NEW FALL AND oubles, “Busy not only h Bsues to des Bt allays inf pectoration, St,and cures bttle. Recor i druggists ir ize Aimanac We shall do ail we pessibly A good name ine Cigar, fe ter For BI br''hose Liv! acta. Grove’ SUFFALO La Cuts a glas J. Britland of us now. We are selling’ Phngnes UNTER STOCK. : — Special sale te ie for ot Tne are nny tg) RG Prot, Store, Main St cated, and convenient iu every respect _ and’ titted up in good style. Enquire’at the Tele hone ne Suntbe at Pp » Grass Valley Stores, Maig i : Citizens Bank. 57) L. w a & Ci CLOTHIERS. . —— P Racket Ste Bmoke the vu ne, hone be : Corner of Br ‘and Pine Sts» * NBVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; rese, masa 799 ONE PRICE ¢ ~ z