August 21, 1903 (4 pages)

oe peers one __ NAT P. BROWN, Propristor. TERMS OF 8SUBSORIPTION * $63Per Year . By Carrier, Pee Delivered to any part uf the city, , Evening, Sundays Excepted, at: Nevada City ROOSEVELT’S GOOD ADVICE. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has a large number of good practical ideas and is very direct and outspoken in expressing them, He believes that style of oratory the most effective that carries his thoughts to other people and he does not worry much about _* methods of expression or “choice of words so long as he lets his hearers know what he means. He made one of his usual practical “speeches at Oyster Bay when he addressed a religious organization on Sunday. It was a plea for decency of language as well as of life. If some of the young men on this side of the continent —and the old ones, too—would heed his remarks the community would be all the better. “Tam not addressing weaklings,” he said, “or I should not take the trouble to come here, I am addressing strong, vigorous men, who are engaged in the active hard work of life, and life to be worth living must be a life of activity and hard work. I am speaking to men engaged in the hard, active work of life, and, therefore, men who will count for good or for evil; and it is particularly incumbent upon you who have strength to set a right example to others. I ask you to remember that you cannot retain your self-respect if you are loose ‘and foul of tongue; that a man who is to lead a clean and honorable life must inevitably suffer if his speech likewise is not clean and honorable. Every mau here knows the temptations that beset all of us in this world. At times any man may slip. Ido not expect perfection, but I do expéct genuine and sincere effort toward being decent and cleanly in thought, in word and in deed. “If any of you, in the presence of younger boys, espec— jally the younger people of your own family, misbehave yourself, if you use coarse and blasphemous language before them, you can be sure that these younger people will follow your example and note your precept. It is no use to preach to them if you do not act decently yourself. You have got to feel that’the most effective way in which you can preach is by your practice.” ‘ 12 1-2c Per Week eeeee seene ee ee ee eee 2 a re are @#24424£46444644464 THE BALKAN TROUBLES. HE Balkan region is now, or soon will be, ablaze. It can hardly be said that there is, or will be, war. Butchery would be a better name for it. War implies that men go out to do battle against each other, but in the Balkan region the torch is as mighty as the sword and the slaughter is extended to women and children. The Mitisselmans kill Christians without respect to age or sex and the Christians do as they would be done by if the Musselmans got the first chance, The war is one of extermination of vilJages and villagers. The condition is as intolerable as human imagination can picture it, and it is not likely that half the truth will ever be told. The Turkish army must live on the country, whether it be in Turkey or Bulgaria. That army is without rations and without pay, and, as with the Spanish armies in the days of Charles and Philip, if they are not given a foreign city to sack the soldiers will sack one of their own cities. If they do not go to this extremity they resort to brigandage and to levying forced contributions for their support. To complicate matters still farther the Albanians would as soon fight Macedonians as Turks, Christians as Musselmans. . The Bulgarian government would fain keep Bulgaria out of the muss, but the antipathies. of the people toward Turkey are so strong and feeling is so aroused that the Bul: garians can not be restrained and that country is likely to go up against Turkey as Greece ‘did and with about the same results, for notwithstanding Turkey’s poverty, she is still strong in a military way and would give even Russia a hard tussle for the mastery in the Balkans, A Genial Traveler. ¥. W. Roche, representing the American Steel and Wire Oo., who bas ‘been interviewing our business and mining men, bas taken hig departure after securing quite a lucrative trade for bis firm. Mr. Roche made many friends during his short: stay here and hes much admiration for our little mountain city and its people. HereARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS, Friary, August 21. Theodore Warnes and family, reemans Orogsin Alex Marat, Colfax,G. W. Rbivebert, San Francisco, Mrs, A. E.Tucker, “ ” W.8. Goodman, 29 Mrs. J. C. Hampton,‘ J. F. Dadiey, Colambia Hill, 0. T. Larsen, Relief Hull, -© Larsen, + * ~ W.R Campers, Washington, q Bl Oro Glab’s Big At {tangements have been made with him . {tobe on band a week before ~yevent. He will bring a fine . . cheracter imeginable can ‘be made up. action of this character, ~ . to perfection, All lovere of fan should PATS AERA . . list of prizes: curative powers, that. they offer eee attack led Masquerade, : Regs ee Lonpos, August 21.—Lord Salisbury is still alive, but (ractions---TomOrTOW . is slowly sinking. Oxygen is being administered. was improving in health until late last cations he had been suffering from, including marked weakto a-recurrence of the compli‘The members of El Oro Club held -& meeting at Hotel Antlers last night and discussed at length the various. Flans arranged for the success of the! masqvierade, which will take place on ness of the heart and circulation. the platform on Tuesday, September 8th, Anderson, the celebrated costamer of San Francisco, has been in communication with the club and arthe big aseortment of costumes along, and_every. > prepare for the joyous occasion in. _ = ag time, as the competition for prizes is FIDE eg UIST going to be very lively. Following is For the best dressed lady, dress pattern valued at $40, from Maher & Oo. Lonpon, August 21.—The Turkish ambassador called at the Foreign Office today and made a protest against the reported joint naval demonstration against Turkey. The foreign officials told him that Great Britain had taken no HEAT 1055 Second best drested lady—Toilet set valued at $10, from W. D. Vinton. Best dressed gent—Silver smoking set, valued at $15, from O, J. Brand. Second best dressed gent—$5 hat from B. Miller. Best sustained group, six or more— Sr. Louis, Aug. 21.—The large building occupied by Aloe & Co., at 414 North Broadway, was burned early this morning. The loss is estimate at $150,000. During the Progress of the fire a water tower fell and did great damage. Banquet for twelve, by Danolap & LeiBest sustained lady character—1 doz Returned : Below. photos, by E. A, Moore. i Second best lady character—Pair Centemeri gloves, from Rosenberg. . H. Spaulding, the well-known. merBros. Best sustained gentleman character . that place yesterday in a private con—Box of Woodpecker cigars from Wm. veyance, and left for Oukiand, where Giffin. ue will join his family. Mr. SpauldSecond best gentleman character— ing bas been engaged in business in Hat from F. Friedman. the up-country town for many years. First best. comedian—Box of cigars} but has made a practice of spending trom E. W. Schmidt. the winters in Oakland. His health Secoud best comedian—$2.50 coffee . is somewhat impaired at present, and from F, W. Taylor. he concluded it was better to retarn Best representative of newspaper— . below. : : One-year subscription to Damy-Evsr NING NSORIPT, Take in the social at the platform toSecond best representative of news-. morrow evening. Prizes for the best Morning Miner. will be given. Third best represenjative of news: paper—$1.50 subscription to Morning Death Of a Child Tallest man—25) feet lumber, M. / L. & D. Marsh. Shortest man—1 dozen bottles of Nicholas, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs, = N. W. Bennetts, passe i from this earth sera —— oo a ath age to the heaven above. The little one Seco a. ; Loveland. weeks with whooping cough, and al». thongh everything that medical ekill SE i wake. ee and loving care could do wes done for rigs ? . ° Richards. % was fakeu from the loving parents, Ue of French Pre., H. Dickerman. A The child was sont t one ae} Second original character—$1.50 of . 487 and a native of Nevada City. ote tae gama aa pounds /family residenee on Boulder ‘street » Seas ‘2 : Sanday afternoon at 2 o’clock, KeFiret girl character "2 pounds of ligions services at the residence, Best original gent. character—Oomb Laer aud brueh eet, & L. Huntington, El Oro Olub’s parties are gaining in ‘NOMORROW NIGHT'S PARTY. popularity right along. The social tomorrow "a very enjoyable affair. a. %®7 that cannot fail to please all lovprize of five dollars will be awarded . °™® of fan. to the best waltzer. In addition to} Fred Brinkman, who has been at the best waltzing couple. They will . bere last evening on a visit to his fambe permitted to invite another couple . ily. to the Spread. Don’t fail to attend to-. Frank Vaughn, driver on the Eureka will be an interesting sight. field line stables Monday. Lon Payne OTHER “ATTRACTION. will bandle the ribbons between here With their usual good foresight in . ®24 Bloomfield. : El Oro Olub are arranging for a tug. pointed to the teachership of the Forof-war on the platform, A team from . est City school. Grass Valley. and another comprised Jobn Hart, driver of Cooper Bros,’ the contest, which will take place two wagon yesterday and was quite badly weeks after the masquerade. The bruised up, teams have begua to get in trim for Mrs. W. A. Gett, Past President of citing event, Weet, will pay a visit to Laurel Par' Another feature in the way of pleac-. lor, No. 6, tovight.: ing a. fan-loving public is the introPlatform. The clab has sent to San vicinity of Newtown, and residencer, Francisco for a namber of eample barns, fences and other personal propskates before ordering & complete aserty te in imminent danger. % For a good cool, sharp glass of beer in when the fall nights roll around, nj : and the place will be made an ides call at Wm. Harry 8 saloon. Price 6c Uaion, At Il o'clock this morning, William Shasta water. had been afflicted for’ about three Third best cake wa lk—Sack flour the eee sufferer, the precious baby First original lady character—Botgroceries, Geo. O, Gaylord & Son. The faneral! will take place from the candy, O. E. Tegler. The clab will meke the social to-. @OFTOw night will be conducted in a this aa fine banqdet is to be given to. Oroville for some time past, arrived morrow night—the waltzing contest stage line; will transfer to the Bloomthe amusement line, the mémbers of. J. E. Carr of this city has been apof Nevada City men are to enter into. lnmber wagon, wes thrown from his the tag, and it le to be made a very ex-. the Native Daughters of the Golden duction of roller skates at the big] 4 lasing forest fire is raging in the eortment. The platform will be closed winter resort. : $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science bas been able to cure in all ite stages and that is Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraterity. Oatarrh being & constitational eee requires a constitutional trea t. Hall’a Catarrbh Cure is teken internally, acting chant of Downieville, came down from] paper — Six months subscription to} wal'zer andthe best waltzing couple . . Prime of Beef au Jus At Hotel Antlers. . SUNDAY DINNER, AUGUST 23 pee SOUP, ee Cream of Chicken with Gumbo Ezg Bonillon 3 FISH. Chinook Salmon ala Royal RELISHES. BOILED. Oait’s Tongue with Piquant Salad " ENTREES Young Broilers, a: jointed, with Oream , Gravy Chicken Liver minced an Pattie Oalf’s Head Tartar Sauce Eseollopped Oysters au Epicure Placie Compote ROASTS, Lamb and Dressing Ma'ton and Jelly Roll of Beef, Apple Sauce Ribs of Beef with Sweet Potatoes VEGETABLES, Mashed Potatoes Qorn Tomatoes Steamed Potatoes DESSERT, . Sweet Potato Pie Lemon Pie Vanilla Ice Cream : Lady Fingers Tea Iced Tea Coffee Milk Cheese Nuts Raisins Watermelon Grapes and Fruits Cocos Daniel Macauley retu: ned this morn ing from Slerra Valley, whe:e he has been on a business trip. : D. Stamacd is down from the Luther Shimp Salad in Tomatoe Oasing. CITED 10 ADPEAR —— In Relation to Nevada County's Assessment Roll. County Clerk Arbogast is in receipt of official notification from the State Board of Equalization, citing Mevada county to show cause why its assessment roll should not be raised from its present value to a higher figure. Monday, September 7th, 1903, has been set as the day when Nevada county will be given an opportuaity to be heard by the State Board at Sacramente, and through officials of this ecunty present the status of its case in behalf of Nevadu county taxpayers. The county officials who are cited to appear for Nevada county aud who will go to Sacramento on September 7tb,comprise Coun'y Asssessor Schroeder, County Olerk. Arbogast and the members of the Boerd of Supervisors, Philip Martin of Grass Valley, who came.‘to thé County Hoepital at this city about a fortnight ago to receive treatment for pneumonia, returned to his home today. O0--Tomotrow night’s party at the platform will be a joyous affair. Don’t misa it. my wife and miyeckt have been Yusing CASCARETS and they are the best medicine we have ever had in the house, Last week my wife was frantic with headache for two days, she tried some of yourCASCARETS, and they relieved the pain in her head almost immediately. We both recommend Cascarets. CHAS. STEDEFORD, Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pittsburg, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK REGISTERED Pleasant, Palatatle, Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25c, 50¢. CURE CONSTIPATION. .» Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, New York. Si7 uaranteed by all drug: WO-T0-BAG BER OUa. Ue HOP PICKING! KKK KKK We will pay 90 cents per hundred pounds of green hops AND A BONUS of 10 Sold and gists to € «. cents per hundred pounds to all pickers helping us and. doing satisfactory work, to the completion of picking. All white pickers who make applicaa rntore August 5th, will be given worg. DURST BROS,, Wheatland, Cal, NOAPARED RESTAURANT WILFRED HOSKEN, Prop. APRRAAR SY Oysters and All Other Delicacies. Short Orders Served. MF I keep King’s Tomales of Grags Valley, the best in the county, ° OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, _Broap STREET NeEvapa Crry ON THE BiG Finest floor Saturday Evening, Aug. 22d ———will give—__ SA SELECT PUBLIC DANCE PLATFORM Best of music by full Brass Band Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS { directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of ihe disease, and giving the tient strength by. baltalog up the conetitation and ae nature in doing work. prop have so mach faith in its Hundred Dollars for any case ‘after he intends to make regular trips 8. Fenton, British Colambi to this section, t % a -E Meyers, Downieville, Charles McLean, Graniteville. That Stale, Blavorlegs, ady-Ground Package tg and try a pound ee ese Gaylor’s 25 Cont ae Family Coffee oe Roasted Daily. Ground gerd with or without chicory. Alwa: crisp and aromatic . . : INTIS TE HEAD ACHE crane Maher & Co. Flanneletts and ¥ ‘10 Cents a 27 INCHSS 10 Cents a In our large window today, we nelettes and Wrapper Goods at ro cent They just arrived, and althoug still you had better buy them no patterns. They are extra heavy and the n: we ever had, Come and see them-on display Ho, for a Grand Time! GRAND ~ tO be given by the .. GURLY BEARS of this City and the ARGONA Grass Valley, at — GLENBROOK AND OLN Pf ednesday, September [Everybody cordially invited. Fall : particularsi program will be published in a few days. 2 Zi We have the Stock of,. FISHING TACKLE: .from which to i 50 Cents per Dozen. ] gone following Fly Hooks can be had for 50 cts per dons ilver Doctor, ‘s . Bo. cy : Black Gnat,_ Bio Gens King, oie fot Grizzly King, The Prof essor, The Montreal Royal Ooachman, Cow-dung, Captein Scott, Brown Hackle,Peacock B’ B eacock . } Gray Hackle,Peacock Bay Yellow Monee US Gases ral ANTLERS CARLISLE HOOKS Single and Double Gut, @ a Se ees 20 conte per i REELS at. +++ s+enrs1414M08, 260, 650, 75e, 900 Hl TROUT BASKET, with strap. ‘es BARREL CORK FLOATS ut es ee MF" All grades of Braided Oi pene as? FLY BOOKS at 1 and Water Proof Silk lines. : site 80 LEADERS at ee toe wae, ud PINE STREET:* Governor Alvord. : q rransact I niness of Impo t the City Trustees ft Fe alco at the City Hi mbers being present,n presided and Clerk gthe minutes, Bogineer A. K. Snell ap he Board and askedstabled at each fire hou ip service of the fire depar! ion, Trustees Tegler, Peal were appointed to act wi gates, 2] Snell suggested that ar rant be placed uear. thi dge on the south side, will receive consideratit the’street in the vicinity. reet committee was empo ine the new wall on the the new steel bridge anc ction regarding the sam srcial and Main streets d from the plaza to the o street, and work will jomorrow morning. Davi nted permission to pave @ of the streets, the work t in five days. ‘It is stated ew property owners are but the asphaltum will be pe same, , reet Superintendent was to commence work ims placing Pine street from I bridge in proper repair be done under the supery reet committee, munication was received . alth Otficer Foster, reque: city be represented at a . Dference to be held tn fo on Wednesday, Septer scommunication was Jaic treet Superintendent was ‘to see that a proper side e established on Main a! phalt is laid, ¥ salth Otficer, the Sewer sod the City Marshal wer to investigate the wel ma and report to the B ty condition of the same Officer Marchie told at there were other ans bes in the city besides on F Rafter filed an application loted nightwatchman. It until the next meeting, s others an opportunity to plications, w of the fact that the elt eat expense and which drain upon the eity treass Buckley thought that the for the free library should The Clerk was instractec o library trostees appear Board in reference to tl allowance, Collector Murchie will . . Oity Hall with the necess om, the Board instruct lal meeting of the Board . be held for the purpose of t on and repairing ftempora: Ran bridge. As goon as ry will allow of it the bri placed by a stone areh 4 “Would prove lasting, Port of City Marshal H. howed that during the mo liquor licenceg were ac MB to $260; two beer licen: of wire cab'e, $5; taxes dur n, $5,867 86; total, $6,152.86, Collector Marehie’s rep bat the water collections Hi amounted to $1,845 22. t Hook’s report showed Dh THEATE DER & DUNLAP, Mgrs, sy Big Show of the g S-WATSON C Pracen ti og » FAMOUS PLays } Monday,

oe peers one __ NAT P. BROWN, Propristor. TERMS OF 8SUBSORIPTION * $63Per Year . By Carrier, Pee Delivered to any part uf the city, , Evening, Sundays Excepted, at: Nevada City ROOSEVELT’S GOOD ADVICE. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has a large number of good practical ideas and is very direct and outspoken in expressing them, He believes that style of oratory the most effective that carries his thoughts to other people and he does not worry much about _* methods of expression or “choice of words so long as he lets his hearers know what he means. He made one of his usual practical “speeches at Oyster Bay when he addressed a religious organization on Sunday. It was a plea for decency of language as well as of life. If some of the young men on this side of the continent —and the old ones, too—would heed his remarks the community would be all the better. “Tam not addressing weaklings,” he said, “or I should not take the trouble to come here, I am addressing strong, vigorous men, who are engaged in the active hard work of life, and life to be worth living must be a life of activity and hard work. I am speaking to men engaged in the hard, active work of life, and, therefore, men who will count for good or for evil; and it is particularly incumbent upon you who have strength to set a right example to others. I ask you to remember that you cannot retain your self-respect if you are loose ‘and foul of tongue; that a man who is to lead a clean and honorable life must inevitably suffer if his speech likewise is not clean and honorable. Every mau here knows the temptations that beset all of us in this world. At times any man may slip. Ido not expect perfection, but I do expéct genuine and sincere effort toward being decent and cleanly in thought, in word and in deed. “If any of you, in the presence of younger boys, espec— jally the younger people of your own family, misbehave yourself, if you use coarse and blasphemous language before them, you can be sure that these younger people will follow your example and note your precept. It is no use to preach to them if you do not act decently yourself. You have got to feel that’the most effective way in which you can preach is by your practice.” ‘ 12 1-2c Per Week eeeee seene ee ee ee eee 2 a re are @#24424£46444644464 THE BALKAN TROUBLES. HE Balkan region is now, or soon will be, ablaze. It can hardly be said that there is, or will be, war. Butchery would be a better name for it. War implies that men go out to do battle against each other, but in the Balkan region the torch is as mighty as the sword and the slaughter is extended to women and children. The Mitisselmans kill Christians without respect to age or sex and the Christians do as they would be done by if the Musselmans got the first chance, The war is one of extermination of vilJages and villagers. The condition is as intolerable as human imagination can picture it, and it is not likely that half the truth will ever be told. The Turkish army must live on the country, whether it be in Turkey or Bulgaria. That army is without rations and without pay, and, as with the Spanish armies in the days of Charles and Philip, if they are not given a foreign city to sack the soldiers will sack one of their own cities. If they do not go to this extremity they resort to brigandage and to levying forced contributions for their support. To complicate matters still farther the Albanians would as soon fight Macedonians as Turks, Christians as Musselmans. . The Bulgarian government would fain keep Bulgaria out of the muss, but the antipathies. of the people toward Turkey are so strong and feeling is so aroused that the Bul: garians can not be restrained and that country is likely to go up against Turkey as Greece ‘did and with about the same results, for notwithstanding Turkey’s poverty, she is still strong in a military way and would give even Russia a hard tussle for the mastery in the Balkans, A Genial Traveler. ¥. W. Roche, representing the American Steel and Wire Oo., who bas ‘been interviewing our business and mining men, bas taken hig departure after securing quite a lucrative trade for bis firm. Mr. Roche made many friends during his short: stay here and hes much admiration for our little mountain city and its people. HereARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS, Friary, August 21. Theodore Warnes and family, reemans Orogsin Alex Marat, Colfax,G. W. Rbivebert, San Francisco, Mrs, A. E.Tucker, “ ” W.8. Goodman, 29 Mrs. J. C. Hampton,‘ J. F. Dadiey, Colambia Hill, 0. T. Larsen, Relief Hull, -© Larsen, + * ~ W.R Campers, Washington, q Bl Oro Glab’s Big At {tangements have been made with him . {tobe on band a week before ~yevent. He will bring a fine . . cheracter imeginable can ‘be made up. action of this character, ~ . to perfection, All lovere of fan should PATS AERA . . list of prizes: curative powers, that. they offer eee attack led Masquerade, : Regs ee Lonpos, August 21.—Lord Salisbury is still alive, but (ractions---TomOrTOW . is slowly sinking. Oxygen is being administered. was improving in health until late last cations he had been suffering from, including marked weakto a-recurrence of the compli‘The members of El Oro Club held -& meeting at Hotel Antlers last night and discussed at length the various. Flans arranged for the success of the! masqvierade, which will take place on ness of the heart and circulation. the platform on Tuesday, September 8th, Anderson, the celebrated costamer of San Francisco, has been in communication with the club and arthe big aseortment of costumes along, and_every. > prepare for the joyous occasion in. _ = ag time, as the competition for prizes is FIDE eg UIST going to be very lively. Following is For the best dressed lady, dress pattern valued at $40, from Maher & Oo. Lonpon, August 21.—The Turkish ambassador called at the Foreign Office today and made a protest against the reported joint naval demonstration against Turkey. The foreign officials told him that Great Britain had taken no HEAT 1055 Second best drested lady—Toilet set valued at $10, from W. D. Vinton. Best dressed gent—Silver smoking set, valued at $15, from O, J. Brand. Second best dressed gent—$5 hat from B. Miller. Best sustained group, six or more— Sr. Louis, Aug. 21.—The large building occupied by Aloe & Co., at 414 North Broadway, was burned early this morning. The loss is estimate at $150,000. During the Progress of the fire a water tower fell and did great damage. Banquet for twelve, by Danolap & LeiBest sustained lady character—1 doz Returned : Below. photos, by E. A, Moore. i Second best lady character—Pair Centemeri gloves, from Rosenberg. . H. Spaulding, the well-known. merBros. Best sustained gentleman character . that place yesterday in a private con—Box of Woodpecker cigars from Wm. veyance, and left for Oukiand, where Giffin. ue will join his family. Mr. SpauldSecond best gentleman character— ing bas been engaged in business in Hat from F. Friedman. the up-country town for many years. First best. comedian—Box of cigars} but has made a practice of spending trom E. W. Schmidt. the winters in Oakland. His health Secoud best comedian—$2.50 coffee . is somewhat impaired at present, and from F, W. Taylor. he concluded it was better to retarn Best representative of newspaper— . below. : : One-year subscription to Damy-Evsr NING NSORIPT, Take in the social at the platform toSecond best representative of news-. morrow evening. Prizes for the best Morning Miner. will be given. Third best represenjative of news: paper—$1.50 subscription to Morning Death Of a Child Tallest man—25) feet lumber, M. / L. & D. Marsh. Shortest man—1 dozen bottles of Nicholas, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs, = N. W. Bennetts, passe i from this earth sera —— oo a ath age to the heaven above. The little one Seco a. ; Loveland. weeks with whooping cough, and al». thongh everything that medical ekill SE i wake. ee and loving care could do wes done for rigs ? . ° Richards. % was fakeu from the loving parents, Ue of French Pre., H. Dickerman. A The child was sont t one ae} Second original character—$1.50 of . 487 and a native of Nevada City. ote tae gama aa pounds /family residenee on Boulder ‘street » Seas ‘2 : Sanday afternoon at 2 o’clock, KeFiret girl character "2 pounds of ligions services at the residence, Best original gent. character—Oomb Laer aud brueh eet, & L. Huntington, El Oro Olub’s parties are gaining in ‘NOMORROW NIGHT'S PARTY. popularity right along. The social tomorrow "a very enjoyable affair. a. %®7 that cannot fail to please all lovprize of five dollars will be awarded . °™® of fan. to the best waltzer. In addition to} Fred Brinkman, who has been at the best waltzing couple. They will . bere last evening on a visit to his fambe permitted to invite another couple . ily. to the Spread. Don’t fail to attend to-. Frank Vaughn, driver on the Eureka will be an interesting sight. field line stables Monday. Lon Payne OTHER “ATTRACTION. will bandle the ribbons between here With their usual good foresight in . ®24 Bloomfield. : El Oro Olub are arranging for a tug. pointed to the teachership of the Forof-war on the platform, A team from . est City school. Grass Valley. and another comprised Jobn Hart, driver of Cooper Bros,’ the contest, which will take place two wagon yesterday and was quite badly weeks after the masquerade. The bruised up, teams have begua to get in trim for Mrs. W. A. Gett, Past President of citing event, Weet, will pay a visit to Laurel Par' Another feature in the way of pleac-. lor, No. 6, tovight.: ing a. fan-loving public is the introPlatform. The clab has sent to San vicinity of Newtown, and residencer, Francisco for a namber of eample barns, fences and other personal propskates before ordering & complete aserty te in imminent danger. % For a good cool, sharp glass of beer in when the fall nights roll around, nj : and the place will be made an ides call at Wm. Harry 8 saloon. Price 6c Uaion, At Il o'clock this morning, William Shasta water. had been afflicted for’ about three Third best cake wa lk—Sack flour the eee sufferer, the precious baby First original lady character—Botgroceries, Geo. O, Gaylord & Son. The faneral! will take place from the candy, O. E. Tegler. The clab will meke the social to-. @OFTOw night will be conducted in a this aa fine banqdet is to be given to. Oroville for some time past, arrived morrow night—the waltzing contest stage line; will transfer to the Bloomthe amusement line, the mémbers of. J. E. Carr of this city has been apof Nevada City men are to enter into. lnmber wagon, wes thrown from his the tag, and it le to be made a very ex-. the Native Daughters of the Golden duction of roller skates at the big] 4 lasing forest fire is raging in the eortment. The platform will be closed winter resort. : $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science bas been able to cure in all ite stages and that is Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraterity. Oatarrh being & constitational eee requires a constitutional trea t. Hall’a Catarrbh Cure is teken internally, acting chant of Downieville, came down from] paper — Six months subscription to} wal'zer andthe best waltzing couple . . Prime of Beef au Jus At Hotel Antlers. . SUNDAY DINNER, AUGUST 23 pee SOUP, ee Cream of Chicken with Gumbo Ezg Bonillon 3 FISH. Chinook Salmon ala Royal RELISHES. BOILED. Oait’s Tongue with Piquant Salad " ENTREES Young Broilers, a: jointed, with Oream , Gravy Chicken Liver minced an Pattie Oalf’s Head Tartar Sauce Eseollopped Oysters au Epicure Placie Compote ROASTS, Lamb and Dressing Ma'ton and Jelly Roll of Beef, Apple Sauce Ribs of Beef with Sweet Potatoes VEGETABLES, Mashed Potatoes Qorn Tomatoes Steamed Potatoes DESSERT, . Sweet Potato Pie Lemon Pie Vanilla Ice Cream : Lady Fingers Tea Iced Tea Coffee Milk Cheese Nuts Raisins Watermelon

Grapes and Fruits Cocos Daniel Macauley retu: ned this morn ing from Slerra Valley, whe:e he has been on a business trip. : D. Stamacd is down from the Luther Shimp Salad in Tomatoe Oasing. CITED 10 ADPEAR —— In Relation to Nevada County's Assessment Roll. County Clerk Arbogast is in receipt of official notification from the State Board of Equalization, citing Mevada county to show cause why its assessment roll should not be raised from its present value to a higher figure. Monday, September 7th, 1903, has been set as the day when Nevada county will be given an opportuaity to be heard by the State Board at Sacramente, and through officials of this ecunty present the status of its case in behalf of Nevadu county taxpayers. The county officials who are cited to appear for Nevada county aud who will go to Sacramento on September 7tb,comprise Coun'y Asssessor Schroeder, County Olerk. Arbogast and the members of the Boerd of Supervisors, Philip Martin of Grass Valley, who came.‘to thé County Hoepital at this city about a fortnight ago to receive treatment for pneumonia, returned to his home today. O0--Tomotrow night’s party at the platform will be a joyous affair. Don’t misa it. my wife and miyeckt have been Yusing CASCARETS and they are the best medicine we have ever had in the house, Last week my wife was frantic with headache for two days, she tried some of yourCASCARETS, and they relieved the pain in her head almost immediately. We both recommend Cascarets. CHAS. STEDEFORD, Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pittsburg, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK REGISTERED Pleasant, Palatatle, Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25c, 50¢. CURE CONSTIPATION. .» Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, New York. Si7 uaranteed by all drug: WO-T0-BAG BER OUa. Ue HOP PICKING! KKK KKK We will pay 90 cents per hundred pounds of green hops AND A BONUS of 10 Sold and gists to € «. cents per hundred pounds to all pickers helping us and. doing satisfactory work, to the completion of picking. All white pickers who make applicaa rntore August 5th, will be given worg. DURST BROS,, Wheatland, Cal, NOAPARED RESTAURANT WILFRED HOSKEN, Prop. APRRAAR SY Oysters and All Other Delicacies. Short Orders Served. MF I keep King’s Tomales of Grags Valley, the best in the county, ° OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, _Broap STREET NeEvapa Crry ON THE BiG Finest floor Saturday Evening, Aug. 22d ———will give—__ SA SELECT PUBLIC DANCE PLATFORM Best of music by full Brass Band Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS { directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of ihe disease, and giving the tient strength by. baltalog up the conetitation and ae nature in doing work. prop have so mach faith in its Hundred Dollars for any case ‘after he intends to make regular trips 8. Fenton, British Colambi to this section, t % a -E Meyers, Downieville, Charles McLean, Graniteville. That Stale, Blavorlegs, ady-Ground Package tg and try a pound ee ese Gaylor’s 25 Cont ae Family Coffee oe Roasted Daily. Ground gerd with or without chicory. Alwa: crisp and aromatic . . : INTIS TE HEAD ACHE crane Maher & Co. Flanneletts and ¥ ‘10 Cents a 27 INCHSS 10 Cents a In our large window today, we nelettes and Wrapper Goods at ro cent They just arrived, and althoug still you had better buy them no patterns. They are extra heavy and the n: we ever had, Come and see them-on display Ho, for a Grand Time! GRAND ~ tO be given by the .... GURLY BEARS of this City and the ARGONA Grass Valley, at — GLENBROOK AND OLN Pf ednesday, September [Everybody cordially invited. Fall : particularsi program will be published in a few days. 2 Zi We have the Stock of,.. FISHING TACKLE: ..from which to i 50 Cents per Dozen. ] gone following Fly Hooks can be had for 50 cts per dons ilver Doctor, ‘s . Bo. cy : Black Gnat,_ Bio Gens King, oie fot Grizzly King, The Prof essor, The Montreal Royal Ooachman, Cow-dung, Captein Scott, Brown Hackle,Peacock B’ B eacock . } Gray Hackle,Peacock Bay Yellow Monee US Gases ral ANTLERS CARLISLE HOOKS Single and Double Gut, @ a Se ees 20 conte per i REELS at.. +++ s+enrs1414M08, 260, 650, 75e, 900 Hl TROUT BASKET, with strap. ‘es BARREL CORK FLOATS ut es ee MF" All grades of Braided Oi pene as? FLY BOOKS at 1 and Water Proof Silk lines. : site 80 LEADERS at ee toe wae, ud PINE STREET:* Governor Alvord. : q rransact I niness of Impo t the City Trustees ft Fe alco at the City Hi mbers being present,n presided and Clerk gthe minutes, Bogineer A. K. Snell ap he Board and askedstabled at each fire hou ip service of the fire depar! ion, Trustees Tegler, Peal were appointed to act wi gates, 2] Snell suggested that ar rant be placed uear. thi dge on the south side, will receive consideratit the’street in the vicinity. reet committee was empo ine the new wall on the the new steel bridge anc ction regarding the sam srcial and Main streets d from the plaza to the o street, and work will jomorrow morning. Davi nted permission to pave @ of the streets, the work t in five days. ‘It is stated ew property owners are but the asphaltum will be pe same, , reet Superintendent was to commence work ims placing Pine street from I bridge in proper repair be done under the supery reet committee, munication was received . alth Otficer Foster, reque: city be represented at a . Dference to be held tn fo on Wednesday, Septer scommunication was Jaic treet Superintendent was ‘to see that a proper side e established on Main a! phalt is laid, ¥ salth Otficer, the Sewer sod the City Marshal wer to investigate the wel ma and report to the B ty condition of the same Officer Marchie told at there were other ans bes in the city besides on F Rafter filed an application loted nightwatchman. It until the next meeting, s others an opportunity to plications, w of the fact that the elt eat expense and which drain upon the eity treass Buckley thought that the for the free library should The Clerk was instractec o library trostees appear Board in reference to tl allowance, Collector Murchie will . . Oity Hall with the necess om, the Board instruct lal meeting of the Board . be held for the purpose of t on and repairing ftempora: Ran bridge. As goon as ry will allow of it the bri placed by a stone areh 4 “Would prove lasting, Port of City Marshal H. howed that during the mo liquor licenceg were ac MB to $260; two beer licen: of wire cab'e, $5; taxes dur n, $5,867 86; total, $6,152.86, Collector Marehie’s rep bat the water collections Hi amounted to $1,845 22. t Hook’s report showed Dh THEATE DER & DUNLAP, Mgrs, sy Big Show of the g S-WATSON C Pracen ti og » FAMOUS PLays } Monday,