August 25, 1902 (4 pages)

~ ue ere ee er oe Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN ¢& CALEINS, Prorrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City, Nee: TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMell, + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, : + 12 1-2¢ Per Wee = Delivered to any part uf the olty. een “Crime of Parrielde. URING the past three months boys of tender years have slain their fathers, each time on the pretext of defending their mothers from paternal violence. In each case the men slain were dissipated and violent, with the reputation of ill-using their families. It may therefore be said that they deserved their fate. Perhaps; but do not these shocking tragedies have a most deleterious effect on} society? Parricide is an awful crime. Can the killing of parents by children ever be justified on moral grounds, even though legally justifiable? Is it true that continued abuse and violent attempts on life at the hands of dissolute and unworthy parents are hard to bear, often call for strenuous resistance, but the slaying of the parent is so unnatural, so abhorrent to the seutiment of civilized mankind, which clothes even the infirmities of the father and mother with respect, that it can scarcely be regarded as a condonable offense. We may pity the person who is placed in such extremity by parental ill usage, and sympathize with the misfortune of those who are forced to see one parent. slain or slay the other; yet the act of parricide itself can never be regarded with any other sentiment than a feeling of horror and reprobation. The safety of society and the construction of the family makes this imperative. Yet society owes some duties to itself and especially to children placed at the mercy of drunken, violent wretches, in this matter. Better protection should be afforded to the offspring of unnatural parents, although to provide it presents a question of the greatest nicety. Proper moral training is urgent for many of the evils which attend the domestic life of families ill-constituted, dissolute or irresponsible. But how is it to be applied? Moral training reaches everywhere else without touching the point of infection. It does not get into the family where it is most needed. Iua moral, God-fearing community, there may be one family debased by drink, improvidence, incontinence, or by other causes, Children are reared under such conditions as to deprive them of all respect for one or both parents, while they are made to feel the taunts and derision of other children; who visit the sins of the father on the son with the'. thoughtless brutality peculiar to childhood. Out of this condition grows an awful tragedy, its most fearful phase being the self-approval of the patricide. Public opinion should exert itself to frown down condonation for the killing of parents. The ancient Greeks regarded the patricide as the most dreadful of all crimes. Even when involuntary it called for the severest punishment. Two of the most powerful of the ancient Greek tragedies had for dts subject the punishment due to those guilty of parentslaying. In one case Clytemnestra richly deserved her fate, and in the other Edipus committed his crime unwillingly and in self defense. Yet the Greeks regarded the offense as unforgivable. The sentiment which prompted this harsh judgment is the very foundation stone of civilization. It must not be broken or the family as the unit of society will perish. Mre. Flannery and MissIrene FlanGoing and Coming. nery, who have been spending the summer at the National Hotel, returned to San Francisco yesterday Mrs. W.H. Smith is quite sick at morming. her home on High street. J. Ohegwidden returned lagt evenGeorge B. Finnegan and wife bave. ing from San Francisco, where he has retarned from their wedding tour. been on a visit. Superintendent Gus Kartschoke ar-. Miss Nellie Curtis of Auburn 18 here rived here Saturday night from the] on a visit to ber parente, Mr, and Mrs. Delhi mine. A. H. Parker. Miss Mamie Fenton returned Satur-. Mre. W. Organ returned last evening day night from a month’s vieit to San} from Hobart Mills, where she has been Francisco, on a visit to her daughter. Mrs, Elisha Hampton and son of] R. 0. Blact is here from San Fran Jackson, Amador county, are visiting . cigco. : bere. Dr. Rabe of Oakland, who has been District Attorney E. B. Power left] here for the past few days, returned home today, The doctor made many yesterday for San Francisco. H. H. Meyer of Downieville arrived here Saturday to meet his wife, who has been visiting here for the past month. They returned home this morning. Dr. and Mrs. Longstreth of Kansas City, Missouri, left yesterday . morning for their home. They were the guests of Mrs. L. Garthe. George Cloud left yesterday for Sac ramento. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Leiter of Oakland, who have been here on a Visit to their son, 8. Lee Leiter, returned home. pelhi mine. yesterday. ee . Home Again. friends while here. ‘ days ‘returned to his home at San Francisco. Francisco. Hotel is on the sick list. Frank A. Potter, who has been here ou a visit to bis old home, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Superintendent Clitford Graham of the Blue Tent gravel mine, left yester-. D. E. Morgan and wife returned T . WV ) C ded bome last evening from Salt Leke, ra n as Pow Miss Nellie Hickman returned last} Where Mr. Morgan attended the Grand Fa from Relief Hill, where she. Lodge of Elke. He left this morning for Sacramento; where he will take t ’ b : ape is here from San Fran-. part in the Republican State Coaven-. mer cne on nie morning's. trein. . Which has just been prepared by W. ol ; day for San Francisco. as been on a visit. tion. George Trabem is bere from San eee anand ba Ranell of BelBack irom Trip. b Td italia Here 68 a visit to orth 028 wis J. M. Oline,Curator of the California State Mining Bureau, who has been a guést of F. E. Brown for the past few Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmidt, left this morning for San Henry Metzenbaugher of the Union W. Black left thie afternoon for the 1 Y, Frank Mills and Andy MoGrath Of . eeeeememmmmnen = 3 aHikeat whiaville San Francisco, and Fred Breese and Siete tdettetese at:Bda Pradeiico,is) . . H. 0. Mills of this city, returned last VYOR4 PR Uy Ao 45Mice 0. . evening from their bunting trip up inV\ooton bre retarned: from acvisit ted ito-Biesra:;county, and report baving = -eee eee = he —— nn IACOB fl SACRAMENTO, August 25—The caucus ofthe Neff forceS which was ordered for njne o’clock* this morning, was not called to order until noon. Two hundred and twenty-eight delegates signed the roll. It is claimed that two hundred more have given their pledge to support Neff. This will make thirteen more than enough to elect him Chairman of the Convention. Metcalf supporters still.claim four hundred and thirty-one votes. Both sides are figuring closely, and claiming victory for their candidate. SACRAMENTO, August 25—The Republican State Convention was called to order at -:15 o’clock this afternoon by Colonel George Stone, Chairman of ‘the Republican State Committee. After) the prayer had been offered, the band played “There Will be a Hot Time.” A speech of welcome was made by Mayor George Clark. There was loud and long cheering for President Roosevelt and Governor Gage, Metcalf and Neff were nominated for Chairman. Neff was nominated by Davis of Amador, and seconded by the Los Angeles delegation. Balloting was then commenced, Neff receiving 423% votes, and Metcalf 406%. When Neff took the chair, he received a grand ovation. The convention then adjourned until evening. @a @eaeaeeaeenaneea __. Prrtspure, Pa., August 25.—There was serious trouble. to-day in the strike region. August Scheutz, a special policeman at Hazelton, was fatally stabbed while attempting to rescue his son from a mb of 3000 strikers. ‘he trouble was precipitated by an effort to resume work in Colliery No. 4o, in Lehigh Valley, two hundred and fifty non-union men having been secured for this purpose. . The serious trouble which followed, however, prevented the opening of the colliery, George Wheatley, foreman of the Brookside colliery at Pottsville, is under arrest and charged with the shooting of George Searer, last night. Wheatley became enraged at the jeering crowd and fired a bullet into the mob, which struck Searer. ~ It is reported that the resumption of work at Cranberry Colliery, near Hazelton, has caused a great crowd to gather. No attempt to start work has yet been made. Nell Recelves 423 1-2 Voles-+-Melcall 406 1-2. Great Enthusiasm Manifested and Gage and . Roosevelt Cheered fo the Echo--Foul Murders Committed in the Coal ~ Regions of Pennsylvania. The Champion Mine, near Nevada City, where an other rich ledge has just been un wd RAN SORIP August 28; 1 pal Mentor sp and wife are here f is L) ft for their b here, le *t, Conn., tals mornin shad and wife of Eve ho have been here ¢ od home this morning. key left for bis hom ping. a te a been visi Mr. and Mre. 4. Ba Sap Francisco this m Furey, who has been” to ber mother, Mrs. . ned to her home in pday-y of Graniteville left Auburn. ell returned this mor sieiel, who.bas been.’ M. Hoot, returned to STE Bowman’s Dam, near Graniteville. Wo. Oolley, the butcher, won the Mrs, John H. Pascoe. William will adorn the wall of his bedroom with the picture. > Won a Painting. House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the TRANSOBIPT Office or of Mrs. Deal on Ptety Hill. tf ——~+ #@e-> — ___ Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomis Paine, none better. For.saie 1 Reoctur Bros. ) MAHER & CO. : oday» Hurst left this mort ncisco to visit relative th is here from San FE Hier and wife are over vig and wife,who have GREAT CORSET SA isit, returned this mor B. Beebe, who has bis city and viewing rped this morning toV vey, 8. W. Marsh a! ft yesterday for Sacran he convention. _35 Cents a Pair : ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we : your size. . have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. ‘Your first chance and only chance you will ever haw them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents a pair, Wiaher c& Ca sKillican of North BI yne to Oakland, wher ry ill. n Premium Conte These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair, : —— rt te Francieco Bulletin is hoof the most remar. : sontests ever held, The : p to every subscriber . and the total numb ee will be cast in the St q at the November ele or is what Bulletin re ing. It may seem a Gil make a close estima eation, but in reality yotes of the different to_be considered. otal number of men wh for Governor that is , After the election, have been counted, th eaiasainaaiamaanss he total vote will be NN ae ached will be publishec ns whose estimates (CQUR_Own Baking Powéa. BAKING POWDER v If upon pur find it does pot} U apes rarmbeing aun yt return the can and your 50 ts will be ref funded. e feel pati you will be pleased with i One pound can 5 Cc . can returned, that has o Lents. Cen = geome us for being confident that correct figure wil sh ) worth of premiums. fare sent inon printed th are published in the the last Sunday of ive of these will be pd every subscriber five guesses, Outside ve as mach chance as ,as the time of mailin ft . . Is Pure. . we guarantee it to give, Powder. for we have not had one been opened and tried. If d the same as if depos CHAS. E. 1 Visit Hom PPP FO PFT MULLOY, Grocer. Nn Nn Nn ETDS NS A.W. MOMIS DAD A PLEAIED GUL, Passed Away At Liver-lGeorge Compton Gets more Last Friday . sixty Days in the Morning. County Jail. Artbur W. Morris, who was fora ae a time associated with James Northway. Geor ge Compton, who was arrested in the ownership of the Union-Hotel) jast week by Sheriff Getchell for at this city, died last ¥riday at Liverthrowing @ young girl down on the moreafter a brief illness; He was &. crass at the Courthouse, wae taken native of this State and aged about . pefore Justice Holbrook this morning, 40 yeare, Mr. Morris, who wae &. and pleaded guilty t genial and whole-souled fellow, was a the aa Sa ag rea generous toa fault and never lost an . sentenced opportunity to help a friend. After Seb a ue (is Oe ceeont he left bere he was for a time Deputy . that he was drunk at the time be made Secretary of the State of Nevada and . the assault, and had no idea what he while acting in that capacity he made. was doing. He thanked the Judge for many friends. Deceased leaves two. pj, leniency. He had been discharged sisters who live in Alameda, county . from the county jail the same day he and another sister, Mre, Frank Golden, committed the act ’ who lives at Reno, Nevada, : The funeral took place yesterday Teachers Dir eclory afternoon, On the first page of: to-day’s TranSORIPT will be found a directory of the Four coaches filled with passengers. PUblic schools of Nevada county, The train was crowded, and some of J. Rogers, Oounty Superintendent of the passengers had to stand on the. Schools. The directory contains the stepe. The train on the Southern . 24me of the school district, the grade, Pacific was behind time, and the pas. Dame of the present teacher, the ame sengers had to wait in Colfax until . ofthe clerk of the respective school after three o’clock this afternoon. district, and postoffice address. The dircetory will be found quite couvenient for reference and. should be preserved, ‘4 Rooms to Let. Four or five furnished rooms to let for. A large lathe arrived by train this enjoyed themselves, small family, suitable for housekeep! terme reasonable. Apply at thisoMee PST for the Gaston Ridge Mining Phone Main 633. 2 cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. * @SBbT7AO]]378e Loot & SHAW G0. sm"NEVADA CITY Electro-Dental Pp veEDEy DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch o with allthe modern £— @@" No charge for Extractin Masonic Building, j. established nearly four years a beet equipped Dental Oftices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently PAINLESS EXTRA f the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento go. One of the largest and : aveolutely first-class wae TOTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing All work nS guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat,. 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS el iapee ant} rn SRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEANING....°'""""'goe C CTION, 60 CENTS. & when plates gre ordered, — R. E. SMITH, D. D. s up Stairs, Pise Street, Nevada City, LEGANT TRIMMED HATS AT E our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price ‘@ of $1. Our big stock of our Neyada City store has been temoved to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™S*2*% awrence, who had hi pjared in an accident time ago, has writter mother, saying he we @ visit next month. tly crippled, but has a ith the mine where —_————+-0@e->—__ _____. mess Local best of everything send your orders to Ni biceat brands of whis 2 bbe found at W.J. Bx Don’t Get Left---Be On We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of #ll © makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper” You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watcbe or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have@ Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs re bring it to us. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. 117%) A. & H. W. Hartunl W atchm::ers . PHONE WEST 14, arlors Dhambers. Try them. hd is now selling his uve cents a loaf at th Try itand you will ; I hot lunch will. be ht at William Harry's ine and Spring street ’ Choice wines, liquc ¥8 on hand. ja a , He Kept His Leg. years ago J. W. Sal onn., scratched his . oflam mation ar set in. For two y intensely. Then tl amputation, “tf BRCAD STREET, NEVADA é used one bottle of bd 1 1-2 boxes of B — Souvenir Spoons.hobs neve, sh vlogant line of Engraved spoons. Call and the many beautiful engrevings *™ Washington ool Bu Pine, etc. These make Handsome Geurenir ~sold at a very low price—quality considered. a a Jewelry of All Kind’ Promptly and Neatly Repti® ve and my leg was ever.” For Eruptio Her, Salt Rheum, Sc disorders Electric Bit mere: Try them. Guarantee satisfac ney. Only 50 cents. Oe. lucate Your Bowel: bowels can be trainec huscles or your braii ing, the Obam jon mine Spoons, C. J. BRAN [ — kkk andy Cathartic tra 0 do right. Genuine hls Never HR i g 7% TUggists, Toc, D, The Jew’ RE aS

~ ue ere ee er oe Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN ¢& CALEINS, Prorrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City, Nee: TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMell, + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, : + 12 1-2¢ Per Wee = Delivered to any part uf the olty. een “Crime of Parrielde. URING the past three months boys of tender years have slain their fathers, each time on the pretext of defending their mothers from paternal violence. In each case the men slain were dissipated and violent, with the reputation of ill-using their families. It may therefore be said that they deserved their fate.. Perhaps; but do not these shocking tragedies have a most deleterious effect on} society? Parricide is an awful crime. Can the killing of parents by children ever be justified on moral grounds, even though legally justifiable? Is it true that continued abuse and violent attempts on life at the hands of dissolute and unworthy parents are hard to bear, often call for strenuous resistance, but the slaying of the parent is so unnatural, so abhorrent to the seutiment of civilized mankind, which clothes even the infirmities of the father and mother with respect, that it can scarcely be regarded as a condonable offense. We may pity the person who is placed in such extremity by parental ill usage, and sympathize with the misfortune of those who are forced to see one parent. slain or slay the other; yet the act of parricide itself can never be regarded with any other sentiment than a feeling of horror and reprobation. The safety of society and the construction of the family makes this imperative. Yet society owes some duties to itself and especially to children placed at the mercy of drunken, violent wretches, in this matter. Better protection should be afforded to the offspring of unnatural parents, although to provide it presents a question of the greatest nicety. Proper moral training is urgent for many of the evils which attend the domestic life of families ill-constituted, dissolute or irresponsible. But how is it to be applied? Moral training reaches everywhere else without touching the point of infection. It does not get into the family where it is most needed. Iua moral, God-fearing community, there may be one family debased by drink, improvidence, incontinence, or by other causes, Children are reared under such conditions as to deprive them of all respect for one or both parents, while they are made to feel the taunts and derision of other children; who visit the sins of the father on the son with the'. thoughtless brutality peculiar to childhood. Out of this condition grows an awful tragedy, its most fearful phase being the self-approval of the patricide. Public opinion should exert itself to frown down condonation for the killing of parents. The ancient Greeks regarded the patricide as the most dreadful of all crimes. Even when involuntary it called for the severest punishment. Two of the most powerful of the ancient Greek tragedies had for dts subject the punishment due to those guilty of parentslaying. In one case Clytemnestra richly deserved her fate, and in the other Edipus committed his crime unwillingly and in self defense. Yet the Greeks regarded the offense as unforgivable. The sentiment which prompted this harsh judgment is the very foundation stone of civilization. It must not be broken or the family as the unit of society will perish. Mre. Flannery and MissIrene FlanGoing and Coming. nery, who have been spending the summer at the National Hotel, returned to San Francisco yesterday Mrs. W.H. Smith is quite sick at morming. her home on High street. J. Ohegwidden returned lagt evenGeorge B. Finnegan and wife bave. ing from San Francisco, where he has retarned from their wedding tour. been on a visit. Superintendent Gus Kartschoke ar-. Miss Nellie Curtis of Auburn 18 here rived here Saturday night from the] on a visit to ber parente, Mr, and Mrs. Delhi mine. A. H. Parker. Miss Mamie Fenton returned Satur-. Mre. W. Organ returned last evening day night from a month’s vieit to San} from Hobart Mills, where she has been Francisco, on a visit to her daughter. Mrs, Elisha Hampton and son of] R. 0. Blact is here from San Fran Jackson, Amador county, are visiting . cigco. : bere. Dr. Rabe of Oakland, who has been District Attorney E. B. Power left] here for the past few days, returned home today, The doctor made many yesterday for San Francisco. H. H. Meyer of Downieville arrived here Saturday to meet his wife, who has been visiting here for the past month. They returned home this morning. Dr. and Mrs. Longstreth of Kansas City, Missouri, left yesterday . morning for their home. They were the guests of Mrs. L. Garthe. George Cloud left yesterday for Sac ramento. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Leiter of Oakland, who have been here on a Visit to their son, 8. Lee Leiter, returned home. pelhi mine. yesterday. ee . Home Again. friends while here. ‘ days ‘returned to his home at San Francisco. Francisco. Hotel is on the sick list. Frank A. Potter, who has been here ou a visit to bis old home, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Superintendent Clitford Graham of the Blue Tent gravel mine, left yester-. D. E. Morgan and wife returned T . WV ) C ded bome last evening from Salt Leke, ra n as Pow Miss Nellie Hickman returned last} Where Mr. Morgan attended the Grand Fa from Relief Hill, where she. Lodge of Elke. He left this morning for Sacramento; where he will take t ’ b : ape is here from San Fran-. part in the Republican State Coaven-. mer cne on nie morning's. trein. . Which has just been prepared by W. ol ; day for San Francisco. as been on a visit. tion. George Trabem is bere from San eee anand ba Ranell of BelBack irom Trip. b Td italia Here 68 a visit to orth 028 wis J. M. Oline,Curator of the California State Mining Bureau, who has been a guést of F. E. Brown for the past few Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmidt, left this morning for San Henry Metzenbaugher of the Union W. Black left thie afternoon for the 1 Y, Frank Mills and Andy MoGrath Of . eeeeememmmmnen = 3 aHikeat whiaville San Francisco, and Fred Breese and Siete tdettetese at:Bda Pradeiico,is) . . H. 0. Mills of this city, returned last VYOR4 PR Uy Ao 45Mice 0. . evening from their bunting trip up inV\ooton bre retarned: from acvisit ted ito-Biesra:;county, and report baving = -eee eee = he —— nn IACOB fl SACRAMENTO, August 25—The caucus ofthe Neff forceS which was ordered for njne o’clock* this morning, was not called to order until noon. Two hundred and twenty-eight delegates signed the roll. It is claimed that two hundred more have given their pledge to support Neff. This will make thirteen more than enough to elect him Chairman of the Convention. Metcalf supporters still.claim four hundred and thirty-one votes. Both sides are figuring closely, and claiming victory for their candidate. SACRAMENTO, August 25—The Republican State Convention was called to order at -:15 o’clock this afternoon by Colonel George Stone, Chairman of ‘the Republican State Committee. After) the prayer had been offered, the band played “There Will be a Hot Time.” A speech of welcome was made by Mayor George Clark. There was loud and long cheering for President Roosevelt and Governor Gage, Metcalf and Neff were nominated for Chairman. Neff was nominated by Davis of Amador, and seconded by the Los Angeles delegation. Balloting was then commenced, Neff receiving 423% votes, and Metcalf 406%. When Neff took the chair, he received a grand ovation. The convention then adjourned until evening. @a @eaeaeeaeenaneea __. Prrtspure, Pa., August 25.—There was serious trouble. to-day in the strike region. August Scheutz, a special policeman at Hazelton, was fatally stabbed while attempting to rescue his son from a mb of 3000 strikers. ‘he trouble was precipitated by an effort to resume work in Colliery No. 4o, in Lehigh Valley, two hundred and fifty non-union men having been secured for this purpose. . The serious trouble which followed, however, prevented the opening of the colliery, George Wheatley, foreman of the Brookside colliery at Pottsville, is under arrest and charged with the shooting of George Searer, last night. Wheatley became enraged at the jeering crowd and fired a bullet into the mob, which struck Searer. ~ It is reported that the resumption of work at Cranberry Colliery, near Hazelton, has caused a great crowd to gather. No attempt to start work has yet been made. Nell Recelves 423 1-2 Voles-+-Melcall 406 1-2. Great Enthusiasm Manifested and Gage and . Roosevelt Cheered fo the Echo--Foul Murders Committed in the Coal ~ Regions of Pennsylvania. The Champion Mine, near Nevada City, where an other rich ledge has just been un wd RAN SORIP August 28; 1 pal Mentor sp and wife are here f is L) ft for their b here, le *t, Conn., tals mornin shad and wife of Eve ho have been here ¢ od home this morning. key left for bis hom ping. a te a been visi Mr. and Mre. 4. Ba Sap Francisco this m Furey, who has been” to ber mother, Mrs. . ned to her home in pday-y of Graniteville left Auburn. ell returned this mor sieiel, who.bas been.’ M. Hoot, returned to STE Bowman’s Dam, near Graniteville. Wo. Oolley, the butcher, won the Mrs, John H. Pascoe. William will adorn the wall of his bedroom with the picture. > Won a Painting. House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the TRANSOBIPT Office or of Mrs. Deal on Ptety Hill. tf ——~+ #@e-> — ___ Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomis Paine, none better. For.saie 1 Reoctur Bros. ) MAHER & CO. : oday» Hurst left this mort ncisco to visit relative th is here from San FE Hier and wife are over vig and wife,who have GREAT CORSET SA isit, returned this mor B. Beebe, who has bis city and viewing rped this morning toV vey, 8. W. Marsh a! ft yesterday for Sacran he convention. _35 Cents a Pair : ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we : your size. . have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. ‘Your first chance and only chance you will ever haw

them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents a pair, Wiaher c& Ca sKillican of North BI yne to Oakland, wher ry ill. n Premium Conte These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair, : —— rt te Francieco Bulletin is hoof the most remar. : sontests ever held, The : p to every subscriber . and the total numb ee will be cast in the St q at the November ele or is what Bulletin re ing. It may seem a Gil make a close estima eation, but in reality yotes of the different to_be considered. otal number of men wh for Governor that is , After the election, have been counted, th eaiasainaaiamaanss he total vote will be NN ae ached will be publishec ns whose estimates (CQUR_Own Baking Powéa. BAKING POWDER v If upon pur find it does pot} U apes rarmbeing aun yt return the can and your 50 ts will be ref funded. e feel pati you will be pleased with i One pound can 5 Cc . can returned, that has o Lents. Cen = geome us for being confident that correct figure wil sh ) worth of premiums. fare sent inon printed th are published in the the last Sunday of ive of these will be pd every subscriber five guesses, Outside ve as mach chance as ,as the time of mailin ft . . Is Pure.. . we guarantee it to give, Powder. for we have not had one been opened and tried. If d the same as if depos CHAS. E. 1 Visit Hom PPP FO PFT MULLOY, Grocer. Nn Nn Nn ETDS NS A.W. MOMIS DAD A PLEAIED GUL, Passed Away At Liver-lGeorge Compton Gets more Last Friday . sixty Days in the Morning. County Jail. Artbur W. Morris, who was fora ae a time associated with James Northway. Geor ge Compton, who was arrested in the ownership of the Union-Hotel) jast week by Sheriff Getchell for at this city, died last ¥riday at Liverthrowing @ young girl down on the moreafter a brief illness; He was &. crass at the Courthouse, wae taken native of this State and aged about . pefore Justice Holbrook this morning, 40 yeare, Mr. Morris, who wae &. and pleaded guilty t genial and whole-souled fellow, was a the aa Sa ag rea generous toa fault and never lost an . sentenced opportunity to help a friend. After Seb a ue (is Oe ceeont he left bere he was for a time Deputy . that he was drunk at the time be made Secretary of the State of Nevada and . the assault, and had no idea what he while acting in that capacity he made. was doing. He thanked the Judge for many friends. Deceased leaves two. pj, leniency. He had been discharged sisters who live in Alameda, county . from the county jail the same day he and another sister, Mre, Frank Golden, committed the act ’ who lives at Reno, Nevada, : The funeral took place yesterday Teachers Dir eclory afternoon, On the first page of: to-day’s TranSORIPT will be found a directory of the Four coaches filled with passengers. PUblic schools of Nevada county, The train was crowded, and some of J. Rogers, Oounty Superintendent of the passengers had to stand on the. Schools. The directory contains the stepe. The train on the Southern . 24me of the school district, the grade, Pacific was behind time, and the pas. Dame of the present teacher, the ame sengers had to wait in Colfax until . ofthe clerk of the respective school after three o’clock this afternoon. district, and postoffice address. The dircetory will be found quite couvenient for reference and. should be preserved, ‘4 Rooms to Let. Four or five furnished rooms to let for. A large lathe arrived by train this enjoyed themselves, small family, suitable for housekeep! terme reasonable. Apply at thisoMee PST for the Gaston Ridge Mining Phone Main 633. 2 cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. * @SBbT7AO]]378e Loot & SHAW G0. sm"NEVADA CITY Electro-Dental Pp veEDEy DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch o with allthe modern £— @@" No charge for Extractin Masonic Building, j. established nearly four years a beet equipped Dental Oftices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently PAINLESS EXTRA f the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento go. One of the largest and : aveolutely first-class wae TOTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing All work nS guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat,.. 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS el iapee ant} rn SRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEANING.......°'""""'goe C CTION, 60 CENTS. & when plates gre ordered, — R. E. SMITH, D. D. s up Stairs, Pise Street, Nevada City, LEGANT TRIMMED HATS AT E our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price ‘@ of $1. Our big stock of our Neyada City store has been temoved to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™S*2*% awrence, who had hi pjared in an accident time ago, has writter mother, saying he we @ visit next month. tly crippled, but has a ith the mine where —_————+-0@e->—__ _____. mess Local best of everything send your orders to Ni biceat brands of whis 2 bbe found at W.J. Bx Don’t Get Left---Be On We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of #ll © makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper” You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watcbe or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have@ Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs re bring it to us. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. 117%) A. & H. W. Hartunl W atchm::ers . PHONE WEST 14, arlors Dhambers. Try them. hd is now selling his uve cents a loaf at th Try itand you will ; I hot lunch will. be ht at William Harry's ine and Spring street ’ Choice wines, liquc ¥8 on hand. ja a , He Kept His Leg. years ago J. W. Sal onn., scratched his . oflam mation ar set in. For two y intensely. Then tl amputation, “tf BRCAD STREET, NEVADA é used one bottle of bd 1 1-2 boxes of B — Souvenir Spoons.hobs neve, sh vlogant line of Engraved spoons. Call and the many beautiful engrevings *™ Washington ool Bu Pine, etc. These make Handsome Geurenir ~sold at a very low price—quality considered. a a Jewelry of All Kind’ Promptly and Neatly Repti® ve and my leg was ever.” For Eruptio Her, Salt Rheum, Sc disorders Electric Bit mere: Try them. Guarantee satisfac ney. Only 50 cents. Oe. lucate Your Bowel: bowels can be trainec huscles or your braii ing, the Obam jon mine Spoons, C. J. BRAN [ — kkk andy Cathartic tra 0 do right. Genuine hls Never HR i g 7% TUggists, Toc, D, The Jew’ RE aS