August 26, 1902 (4 pages)

+AU metals in'¢ LP. 15 Nit a 0: 9; Tp 15, NR Mi, Tp. 15 NR 8 Feceiy than Ho asuch pri y ties aud expenm hereby authors ch subsequent 1 upon such p.o uauce to thes Pola DOVS refer sts, peua t led tu such subg . be cond eted ja ruil, such sla, Mud aud seal of i day of Augun, et, S, Deputy, uance of law; pall hat £ wil, on Mis th Day of 902, ook a. m, in fro che City and Co . Oruia, seil ia to toe high money of »perty herelandg ae.cribed. whid oby made a pang erty tu be soldy: the county of i snd described as; silver ores and il eud metals int rp. 15.0, R88, ec. 2, Tp. 15 N, RB o. 11, Tp. IBN, RS Seo 12, Tp.1b Ml aly 1st, 1897, MCLUBIVE. . . ++ leucies and ceived or a0e s than the : 1 said property; ties aud expensl! gethe: wich all) y have been levi he aate of the i ped referred zation, with all im osher < charges uent taxes. = and at ‘evade Ul la, State of it, A vd JACK, f the County orm gz, Deputy. ‘a P'S SALE . COURT IN Ald levada, State ot! ER, aiotif, 2 of an order Os issued out © 8th day of Au action, Wa above nam nt aud aut, on the 100) 1 jud mens 1e ulfice 0! ia county, 1 +a se certain 10 ituate, lying om ooney Klat, BO nty of Nevada ded, ant ge to-wit: r, five, six and ; ots numbered 1 ck No. Two, ¢ d, more or le by ».F, bag the said To dwelling Bou le nr a water. 4 rtaini gto “> odes, ledges ithin the imu id er lots sing “a and appurt in anywise yen that on tteentn day® r, 1902, ; n of that day, oor. in the ra da, st te of > said ord?) , sell ee on t : “4 pl intiff's ia Pisatens TRANSCRIP . suBsoRIPTION RATES: . . $6 a Year. ear 12% Cts. & Week to exceed five Hnes in: f no’ this head for Wosnte gza month. Bac add = kor 40 cents a mont soi ariably in odvanes: ents Rooms to Let. five furnished rooms to let for nily, suitable for housekeeping, onable. Apply at this office. House to Rent com cottage on Nimrod street is . np rent at five dollars per month. iM. Solari. on Strayed Away. a from in front of M. Solarls saBroad street, last evening. & sorrel th white stripe on face, and barbed on left hip. $2.50 reward wil te ‘urn of the auimal to said M. SOLARI. For Rent. om house in good condition’ for p. Town water. jyl4 Lost. ; ‘ost on the 4th of July b bail . herween the dspot an Fineer-will be iherall rewarded » the same at JAS) HENNES. Y’Business Chance. —— ise investment o’ $20 js often the nf svecess. if you *re not wedded ing methods, you shou!d inve t gate hosition. lt is or the man of m jest ishes to receive @ steady inMea ier fe ing with present em, AddressH BROLASKI, 856 Learet, Chicago, -1l, : For. Sale, ranch, with dwelling thereon. near ity is offered or sale, Apply at the prrotice me Ranch For Sale, Raich of 610 ecres. on Pleasant ioe Grama Valley. is Offered for sale : Th is a house and go''d { beplace. Portions of it is heavily or further particulars sageye eObIPT office. als tf for Real Estate and Stores. Country—Our methods sell ay ik. free. LINCOLN INVESTMENT 'Y, 620 Market Street, opposite lotel, San Francisco, IMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG ted for Raiiway Mail Clerks. InCorres. Inst: Cedar Rapids, Ia. Good Investment. all or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. . lation or gambie, but from jegitiness. Kankers, merchants, promen, and all persons interes in king with small capital are joinirst class references in any part of d States. For purticulars address arg Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, First-Class Bootblack. Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s op, on Broad street, gives the best pwn. A}l the . ef lary e latest aporeeenene MEWLESS SALOON, RY W. RICH, Proprietor, 7 hand the best brands of etLeD BEER Dserve only th ‘ pare © best. Call arounc of Summer Drinks @ Specialty IAD THIS: ¥¥My Vurrent for the Payable in’ advance wae ors for sale at $5.00 Bo, "Nove st 80:00; $6.00 and Peete . VW Hor Fel t is completed, Come in 8ee us; we ewer questions, ss ot “s Me . County Gas & Electr (0, eo . months. of diligent and faithful Lumber. ~: Will transf orm. able nature irritable individual. use Temains as defiant, ; and offens matter on what part of bod: constitutional or organic troub! Cancer—lias eome. to Thebl and. the skin regains -its through the circulation p fiuids-are carried tothe other hurtful materials are washed ~ Several years ago, my wife had a i vere sore leg and was treated by the best physicians but received no benefit. Our druggist advised her to 8.8. 8., which she did. Fourteen b 8 cured “her and she has been well ever since. J. R. MAROLD, 22 Canal 8t., ‘Cohoes, N, Y. Diseases free ‘ever excusable it is ‘when the bodyis: tortured by an eating and — <a It is truly discouraging to find after it comes, is an evidence of ‘itu : , and a the. remain in the system; or, it may be that somé:lon the surface and begun. ifs dest d must be purified before the sore will fill its natural.color. on that the acrid, terion a sore or ulcer and keep it. . imitated and inflamed rk sill purify and, poS). agnant blood when all sediment or “wae? { ott out, fresh rich blood is diseased ‘parts, new tissues form, and'the decaying flesh begins to ha . healthy and natural look ; the: discharge : skilled physicians for which no charge is made. THE SWi¥Frr SPECIFIC’Co., Many Classes of sour the sweetebt, disposition the most even tempered, into. a crossIf impatience or fault-fn s) ‘ang of external: remedies . that, the place. ive as ever. Every chronic sore, no me previous afegs. of ‘these diseases ¥ fill up with healthy flesh . It is ‘ vg & . eps oe sore heals, S. 8. S. is the only blood purifier that: isguaranteed "adtinde vegetable. It builds up the blood and. tones up the general system.as no other medicine does. If youjhaye a sore of any kind, writeusand. get the advice of experienced and Book on Blood and Skin Atlanta, Ga. Must be considered by the lady of the hore The: kitoh To he lanodry ,.must.each, rece! necessary things to keep it going. p the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the should. be purchéeed at our store. have the’ best e. ‘We sell at the lowest prices. © give the best value, A test.order will. prove the truth of, this. a FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivbe to aby part of town. Apply at the 8 re. 4% We SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, 2mm! sine. Red Cedar Shingles ~ ry Red Cedar Shingles Now is the time to This-1s-OnrSpecialty . Nature has adapted ‘them to this climate. Micing and Building Material als ways onhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh repair your roof. Shingles f Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar saaiaiaieedan earn sihaaialien NERVE ) Koenigs Malt Extract PRPPPPPPPPPVPREPEPEPRPPPRPPEPPPPPP PP PPEDD It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build.you up. abate 25 cts. = 3 for 65 cts. PeVerrr iri rete r Tt rte tte tcc! DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. TONIC i My new Sewmill.on the Washad ington Ridge is now running & and I.-respectfully solicit a share of the public’s patronage. Mining Timber Cat to Order Write for prices. W. B. LATHROP, NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA E J. Rzctoz, Pres. W. H. Mazrim, ViceP. agency Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 . AGeneral Banking Business Transacted. Gold bought and advances made on Interest Paid on Deposits. Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores 3 ot all description, ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Mi Fresglows Ores spealiy. «eonded LnuOLD Houast, Broad below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. Tv. Ho. HICKS & CO, E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DBALER, Pine Street.. 000. seosees-Me@vada City Ca” : — In STOOK—~ 7 GENBRAL ARTRUR. HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brands} SIERRA HEVADA SALOU JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. . weee Keeps the Best of ' Wines and Liquors. ete OOF Best 5 Count Beer in Town. erin which are carried to the . . J at all times until forty days preceding UBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar . ; rs Sold,ohana ntniibene ee eelfeneninaeee ee ae The Chinese Bride Wears Rea, . ; = owe ng a in aes The ‘nd coin, The bride's ‘are finished in red trimmiin brightened by the rosy glow of the lanterns, Red umbrelpartments _ , America’s, First Lighthouse. The first lighthouse built on this continent was at St. Augustine, Fla. Its chief use was as a lookout, whence the ®panish people.of the town -could see vessels approaching from Spain or get notice of the coming of foes in time to cones of: Francis Drake.as he. waa : bg along the coast with his fleet of high pooped ships on his way home from pillaging the cities of the Spanish, main. So he stopped long enough to loot the town and destroy.what he eoyld not take away. — ‘ The Baffled Agent. “Our improved sewing machine,” said the agent as he set the little wonder eli¢king, “can be handled by a child, it’s 80 easy to run.” “It seams easy,” said the wife of the paragrapher as she watched the nimble, needle. Then the agent slowly and sadly loaded the machine back on the wagon and. drove away. — Cleveland . Plain Dealer. . Courtship Too Expensive. Tess—You don’t mean to say they have broken off their engagement? Jess—Yes. 4 Tess—Why, i thought they were perfectly devoted to each other. Jeag~So they are: You see; they haye.-broken--off-the--engagement,--2¢; that he may save enough nioney to en able them to get married.—PhiladelIMPORTANT: ‘Wotice to Voters. All Must Re.Regisier in order to Uote at the General Election in November, 1902. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of the Statutes of 1899, all voters of Nevada Oounty; must apply for re-registration in order.to be able to vote at the General Election in November. Such registration began on the Ist day of January, and will be in progress he next:election in November. It is Important that Voters should apply for Registration at once in. order to expedite the work. . Affidavits of registration must ‘be sworn to before the County Olerk or his Deputies, and they can not be sworn to before any other officer, -Deputies have been appointed in all cities and townships inthe Oounty for registration purposes. The County Olerk’s office will be until further notice, open for registration from 9a. m. until 5 p.m. each day. iy Dated February 14th, 1902, County Clerk Nevada County, Cal. LANES UNDEDTARING PARLORS Broad 8t., Nevada City.= Everything requisite for cunerals. Experienced .undertaker in attendance at all times. Best of service guaranteed. ‘Office of the Superintendent of ‘§ Pine Grove Cemetery.Telephone No, 384. LL. BOWMAR, 4 ¥.8HAW SHAW & BOWMAN, : Dentists Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. ?LNE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OP FILLINGS. . . 7 “Well, commented the shoe salescan. run away. ° The tower attracted the at. ‘. INTEREST PAID ON DAES, capper ser numer veroetacL, nT true, for at a time when practical statesmanship consisted of every Jecelt wrong provided that the object were attained, no-man excelled him in the arts: of public. ife—William Miller, “Medieval Rome.” . Part of the Business. st . “And every one of those brass band Slowville hotel, “went away owing me ai man, “you know that musicis. fail of; But the landlord only gazed sadly out of the window.—Baltimore Ameri’ Perfectly Satisied. : -.Papa-—Is. the teacher satisfied with -Pyou? Toby—Oh, quite.” Papa—Did he tell you 80? Toby—Yes. After a. close examineation he said to me the other day, “If all my scholars were like you I would ehut up my school this very day!’ That rica that 1 know enough.—Stray Stoag Stuttering and Stammering. . Stuttering and stammering are terms that are confounded, They are. not synonymous by any means. Stammering is an-inability to properly. enunctate certain elementary speech words; stuttering is a vicious-utteratice, manifested by . frequent repetitions. of initial or other elementary sounds. Both are caused by improperly acting musecles of the vocal chords, soft palate, tongue, cheeks, lips,. ete, Puree Some of these muscles are under easy control of the will. Over the muscles of the pharynx, the soft palate and at the base-of the tongue, which move its root upward and downward, our power is not, so complete, and thie eauses the affliction. When Snow Ia Smoke. When Professor James Dewar insert-. ed a small jet.of flaming hydrogen into a vessel of liquid oxygen, the hydrogen continued to burn, giving off snow {nstead of smoke. The snow was forméd hy the instantaneous freezing of the water created by the combination of the burning hydrogen with the oxuld air until it--became semisolid, he found he could draw. the oxygen, ont of the mass with a magnet, leaving a jelly of pure nitrogen. Good Reason. , “If ever I do love a girl, I'l! love the very ground she walks on.” ; “Especially if she owns 2,000 or 3,000 acres.”—Chicago Tribune. It seems to me that the coming ‘of love is like the coming of spring—the date is not to be reckoned by the calendar.—Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Taking It Coolly. The ship of an admiral who was the Duke of Wellington’s near connection was wrecked. He was placed in com. mand of a second ship, which was alse lost, and he himself was drowned. Lord Charles communicated the disaster to his father, who merely exclaimed, witb Spartan coldness and’ brevity, ‘“Fhat’s ‘the second ship be bas lost.” The Champion Saloon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. 909 The finest of. Wines, Liquors and Cigars . always on hand Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly “Tom’s Place.” Give meacall. CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor, California and Montgomery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO Capital and Surplus. .$1,233,723.78 Total Assets 5,914,424.69 subject to check, at the rate of TWO PER CENT. per annum, IST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPO sek ryt of THREE AND SIX-TENTHS PER CENT. per annum, STS EXECUTED. W thorized to eee GUARDIAN OD BSTATHO one the EXECUTOR OF WILLS. & DEPOSIT BOXES RENTED at $5.00 Souk ANNUM and upward. ™ Our new booklet ‘‘THE MAKING OF A WILL” mailed on application. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. Best We Ever Tasted! Ie the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE Aq THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. SAFFRON CAKE a specialty. cananeeeeniaee SXTRACTING SKILLVULLY DONE g Pres Re USER Sa Eae Metey lS age.” and in a sense. the remark: ig. -ygen:inclosing it. When-he cooled q-}-—— We Understand It Much Better Than ~ One is astonished that the Parisian, .the London man and the Berliner cannot understand any one who speaks-his Janguage. brokenly.; Where would we who are of Anglo-Saxon stock be if we were like that? We must understand many sorts of English not “as she ts spoken,” but “English as she ts broken” by half a dozen sorts of wreckers of our tongue. We must understand and bootbla¢kis, English, the «pid, English of the eundres nd the: awful muddle of those who start with by magsacring English witht, : , Jo Paris if you merely shift, the emhasis from the last sylipble,, where it is always placed in French, to the first syllable, even the most familiar French words fall like so much Greek upon the unyielding French ears. In London if you say, “I'll come back-at noon,” they declare you ‘‘a foreigner”. because ‘you did not say “midday,” but if you took any real liberty, with: their, tongue, and should say, “I vill back again by dinner time come,” you might as well ask the, average Englishman .to understand Chaldaic, It is the same in Berlin, You must go to Bombay, Port Said or ‘Shanghal if you want’ to find ‘Hnglish made-elastic as it is Jn our American cities.—New York Mail and Express, swichers and Blue, The blue smock:.of ‘the butcher, says an English paper, has often aroused curiosity. The colors was originally adopted by the guild ef butchers.in the middle ages at a-time when each trade had its distinguishing color; but, while other guilds dropped their colors, butchers, stuck, to blue because blood staina are less noticeable upon that color than upon any other. At avery early. period: blue was the universal wear of serving . men. It was then the cheapest of dyes, Sir Walter Scott in his well known poem “Marmion” talks of “an old, bine coated serving man.” Domestic Trigla, Mr. Nugget—Oh, what's the matter with you? You're forever finding fault. Mrs. Nagget (sweetly) — Well, that equalizes things, You're forever losing one. Mr. Nagget—Losing one? Mrs. Nagget—-Yes, your temper. Sure-. ly that’s a fault. — Catholic Standard and Times. \ u ee Ie This Sot. “Why. do men flock. after, widows?’ “Because,” explained the sweet young thing, nat without a tough of: bitter ness, “the average man lacks confidence in his own judgment, and in the’ case of a widow he feela_that he fa merely backing the judgment of another man.”—Chicago Post. Various Styles of Hairdressing. The various styles of hairdressing under Louis X VI, were known as the cas-; cade of St. Cloud, the windmill, sheep and lainbs, the-hen and -chick the dog and hare, the peal of bella, the milkmaid, the bob wig, the bother, the Minerva’s helmet, the crescent, the enigma, the desire.to please, the turneé . up calash, the treasurer of the age, the frivolous bather, the rat, the drunken monkey and the lover’s snare, the. last named consisting of a mase of curis covered with powder, particles of which, deposited on the coat or shoulders ofa gentleman; indicated. the previous whereabouts of the lady’s ead, — LY ris el Photographs. . and maké them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame ' them when s0 ordered. I make frames of . all kinda. : MOORE —ai> ,. All kinda of Hew Vogetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town at the CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT! Jonn G. Richards Has assumed full management of the well will continue to conduct this host: in $06 Sih onetime So cerear ary 8. The standard of th isine partanent ill be “4 Bt? had rooms comfortable OM cies 2 NPR BREE. LIQUORS ana “corner grocery” English) peanut stand kerchief, the orfental, the Circassian, . ; BROAD STREET MARKET HEW YORK HOTEL @ BAR == AUGUST 26,1902, a singe rire 7 = (ie i : Z it Wn Dries of "Ninny Goods. This season our Hats have given such excellent satis. . faction it has not been necessary to advertise “special sales’ every little while in order to get rid of goods that were-unsalable, but: just now we have a few goods to.’ dispose:of before receiving our Fall Stock, and will sell any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED HAT at Just One-Half of Former Prices. 'W. H. CRAWFORD _ Main Street, Nevada City.Home People Only Employed * % % The not. Coast. Sacramento entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work, We have Our prices will remain the same “as heretofore although we pay to per cent. in advance of Union wages. employ all home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the Try us and see for yourself. 0-0-0 -@— NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION . Our Prices Remain the Same Laundries have We Leave orders or Bnudles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. % Tn nF . ‘0 Just received a fine line of WAFERS. flavors. All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS ' RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT . FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. National Protective Association, of the United States, Local Branch, No, 286 of Nevada County 00 Haud-Made work. vires 00 LOCAL MEMBERS—J: W. Shelby. Martin 7 ridge, Al. Attkisson, Richard Noell, Pi yn, Thos. Nevin, Ed Arthur J. W. ‘Withers, J.P. Kenny, A.M. Peek. DR: NB. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St.,Nevada City, Cal. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no. announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. For County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as as candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a.candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. : MAITLAND BROS, In Their New Saloon! Have moved into their uew cuerters >» Com <aetk eah and ee a ae aud se~ bem, ey w make it a point ta serve he firest tranas of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Urinks 8 Specialty. ; MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commeroial St Valuable Interest For Sale There is a ose obs wing plenty of free gold and sulp ares. hes J This mine is as I re mt it and if Sling sac ttl po) youpenoma and from the ty . City, Cal. Take 6 o’clock Bloomfield. PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine : ree

+AU metals in'¢ LP. 15 Nit a 0: 9; Tp 15, NR Mi, Tp. 15 NR 8 Feceiy than Ho asuch pri y ties aud expenm hereby authors ch subsequent 1 upon such p.o uauce to thes Pola DOVS refer sts, peua t led tu such subg . be cond eted ja ruil, such sla, Mud aud seal of i day of Augun, et, S, Deputy, uance of law; pall hat £ wil, on Mis th Day of 902, ook a. m, in fro che City and Co . Oruia, seil ia to toe high money of »perty herelandg ae.cribed. whid oby made a pang erty tu be soldy: the county of i snd described as; silver ores and il eud metals int rp. 15.0, R88, ec. 2, Tp. 15 N, RB o. 11, Tp. IBN, RS Seo 12, Tp.1b Ml aly 1st, 1897, MCLUBIVE. . .. ++ leucies and ceived or a0e s than the : 1 said property; ties aud expensl! gethe: wich all) y have been levi he aate of the i ped referred zation, with all im osher < charges uent taxes. = and at ‘evade Ul la, State of it, A vd JACK, f the County orm gz, Deputy. ‘a P'S SALE . COURT IN Ald levada, State ot! ER, aiotif, 2 of an order Os issued out © 8th day of Au action, Wa above nam nt aud aut, on the 100) 1 jud mens 1e ulfice 0! ia county, 1 +a se certain 10 ituate, lying om ooney Klat, BO nty of Nevada ded, ant ge to-wit: r, five, six and ; ots numbered 1 ck No. Two, ¢ d, more or le by ».F, bag the said To dwelling Bou le nr a water. 4 rtaini gto “> odes, ledges ithin the imu id er lots sing “a and appurt in anywise yen that on tteentn day® r, 1902, ; n of that day, oor. in the ra da, st te of > said ord?) , sell ee on t : “4 pl intiff's ia Pisatens TRANSCRIP . suBsoRIPTION RATES: . . $6 a Year. ear 12% Cts. & Week to exceed five Hnes in: f no’ this head for Wosnte gza month. Bac add = kor 40 cents a mont soi ariably in odvanes: ents Rooms to Let. five furnished rooms to let for nily, suitable for housekeeping, onable. Apply at this office. House to Rent com cottage on Nimrod street is . np rent at five dollars per month. iM. Solari. on Strayed Away. a from in front of M. Solarls saBroad street, last evening. & sorrel th white stripe on face, and barbed on left hip. $2.50 reward wil te ‘urn of the auimal to said M. SOLARI. For Rent. om house in good condition’ for p. Town water. jyl4 Lost. ; ‘ost on the 4th of July b bail . herween the dspot an Fineer-will be iherall rewarded » the same at JAS) HENNES. Y’Business Chance. —— ise investment o’ $20 js often the nf svecess. if you *re not wedded ing methods, you shou!d inve t gate hosition. lt is or the man of m jest ishes to receive @ steady inMea ier fe ing with present em, AddressH BROLASKI, 856 Learet, Chicago, -1l, : For. Sale, ranch, with dwelling thereon. near ity is offered or sale, Apply at the prrotice me Ranch For Sale, Raich of 610 ecres. on Pleasant ioe Grama Valley. is Offered for sale : Th is a house and go''d { beplace. Portions of it is heavily or further particulars sageye eObIPT office. als tf for Real Estate and Stores. Country—Our methods sell ay ik. free. LINCOLN INVESTMENT 'Y, 620 Market Street, opposite lotel, San Francisco, IMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG ted for Raiiway Mail Clerks. InCorres. Inst: Cedar Rapids, Ia. Good Investment. all or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. . lation or gambie, but from jegitiness. Kankers, merchants, promen, and all persons interes in king with small capital are joinirst class references in any part of d States. For purticulars address arg Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, First-Class Bootblack. Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s op, on Broad street, gives the best pwn. A}l the . ef lary e latest aporeeenene MEWLESS SALOON, RY W. RICH, Proprietor, 7 hand the best brands of etLeD BEER Dserve only th ‘ pare © best. Call arounc of Summer Drinks @ Specialty IAD THIS: ¥¥My Vurrent for the Payable in’ advance wae ors for sale at $5.00 Bo, "Nove st 80:00; $6.00 and Peete . VW Hor Fel t is completed, Come in 8ee us; we ewer questions, ss ot “s Me . County Gas & Electr (0, eo . months. of diligent and faithful Lumber.. ~: Will transf orm. able nature irritable individual. use Temains as defiant, ; and offens matter on what part of bod: constitutional or organic troub! Cancer—lias eome. to Thebl and. the skin regains -its through the circulation p fiuids-are carried tothe other hurtful materials are washed ~ Several years ago, my wife had a i vere sore leg and was treated by the best physicians but received no benefit. Our druggist advised her to 8.8. 8., which she did. Fourteen b 8 cured “her and she has been well ever since. J. R. MAROLD, 22 Canal 8t., ‘Cohoes, N, Y. Diseases free ‘ever excusable it is ‘when the bodyis: tortured by an eating and — <a It is truly discouraging to find after it comes, is an evidence of ‘itu : , and a the. remain in the system; or, it may be that somé:lon the surface and begun. ifs dest d must be purified before the sore will fill its natural.color. on that the acrid, terion a sore or ulcer and keep it. . imitated and inflamed rk sill purify and, poS). agnant blood when all sediment or “wae? { ott out, fresh rich blood is diseased ‘parts, new tissues form, and'the decaying flesh begins to ha . healthy and natural look ; the: discharge : skilled physicians for which no charge is made. THE SWi¥Frr SPECIFIC’Co., Many Classes of sour the sweetebt, disposition the most even tempered, into. a crossIf impatience or fault-fn s) ‘ang of external: remedies . that, the place. ive as ever. Every chronic sore, no me previous afegs. of ‘these diseases ¥ fill up with healthy flesh . It is ‘ vg & . eps oe sore heals, S. 8. S. is the only blood purifier that: isguaranteed "adtinde vegetable. It builds up the blood and. tones up the general system.as no other medicine does. If youjhaye a sore of any kind, writeusand. get the advice of experienced and Book on Blood and Skin Atlanta, Ga. Must be considered by the lady of the hore The: kitoh To he lanodry ,.must.each, rece! necessary things to keep it going. p the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the should. be purchéeed at our store. have the’ best e. ‘We sell at the lowest prices. © give the best value, A test.order will. prove the truth of, this. a FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivbe to aby part of town. Apply at the 8 re. 4% We SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, 2mm! sine. Red Cedar Shingles ~ ry Red Cedar Shingles Now is the time to This-1s-OnrSpecialty . Nature has adapted ‘them to this climate. Micing and Building Material als ways onhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh repair your roof. Shingles f Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar saaiaiaieedan earn sihaaialien NERVE ) Koenigs Malt Extract PRPPPPPPPPPVPREPEPEPRPPPRPPEPPPPPP PP PPEDD It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build.you up. abate 25 cts. = 3 for 65 cts. PeVerrr iri rete r Tt rte tte tcc! DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. TONIC i My new Sewmill.on the Washad ington Ridge is now running & and I.-respectfully solicit a share of the public’s patronage. Mining Timber Cat to Order Write for prices. W. B. LATHROP, NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA E J. Rzctoz, Pres. W. H. Mazrim, ViceP. agency Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 . AGeneral Banking Business Transacted. Gold bought and advances made on Interest Paid on Deposits. Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores 3 ot all description, ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Mi Fresglows Ores spealiy. «eonded LnuOLD Houast, Broad below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. Tv. Ho. HICKS & CO, E. W. SCHIIDT, LEADING CIGAR DBALER, Pine Street... 000. seosees-Me@vada City Ca” : — In STOOK—~ 7 GENBRAL ARTRUR. HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brands} SIERRA HEVADA SALOU JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. . weee Keeps the Best of ' Wines and Liquors. ete OOF Best 5 Count Beer in Town. erin which are carried to the . . J at all times until forty days preceding UBADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar . ; rs Sold,ohana ntniibene ee eelfeneninaeee ee ae The Chinese Bride Wears Rea, . ; = owe ng a in aes The ‘nd coin, The bride's ‘are finished in red trimmiin brightened by the rosy glow of the lanterns, Red umbrelpartments _ , America’s, First Lighthouse. The first lighthouse built on this continent was at St. Augustine, Fla. Its chief use was as a lookout, whence the ®panish people.of the town -could see vessels approaching from Spain or get notice of the coming of foes in time to cones of: Francis Drake.as he. waa : bg along the coast with his fleet of high pooped ships on his way home from pillaging the cities of the Spanish, main.. So he stopped long enough to loot the town and destroy.what he eoyld not take away. — ‘ The Baffled Agent. “Our improved sewing machine,” said the agent as he set the little wonder eli¢king, “can be handled by a child,

it’s 80 easy to run.” “It seams easy,” said the wife of the paragrapher as she watched the nimble, needle. Then the agent slowly and sadly loaded the machine back on the wagon and. drove away. — Cleveland . Plain Dealer. . Courtship Too Expensive. Tess—You don’t mean to say they have broken off their engagement? Jess—Yes. 4 Tess—Why, i thought they were perfectly devoted to each other. Jeag~So they are: You see; they haye.-broken--off-the--engagement,--2¢; that he may save enough nioney to en able them to get married.—PhiladelIMPORTANT: ‘Wotice to Voters. All Must Re.Regisier in order to Uote at the General Election in November, 1902. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of the Statutes of 1899, all voters of Nevada Oounty; must apply for re-registration in order.to be able to vote at the General Election in November. Such registration began on the Ist day of January, and will be in progress he next:election in November. It is Important that Voters should apply for Registration at once in. order to expedite the work. . Affidavits of registration must ‘be sworn to before the County Olerk or his Deputies, and they can not be sworn to before any other officer, -Deputies have been appointed in all cities and townships inthe Oounty for registration purposes. The County Olerk’s office will be until further notice, open for registration from 9a. m. until 5 p.m. each day. iy Dated February 14th, 1902, County Clerk Nevada County, Cal. LANES UNDEDTARING PARLORS Broad 8t., Nevada City.= Everything requisite for cunerals. Experienced .undertaker in attendance at all times. Best of service guaranteed. ‘Office of the Superintendent of ‘§ Pine Grove Cemetery.Telephone No, 384. LL. BOWMAR, 4 ¥.8HAW SHAW & BOWMAN, : Dentists Office in Oda Fellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. ?LNE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OP FILLINGS. . . 7 “Well, commented the shoe salescan. run away. ° The tower attracted the at. ‘. INTEREST PAID ON DAES, capper ser numer veroetacL, nT true, for at a time when practical statesmanship consisted of every Jecelt wrong provided that the object were attained, no-man excelled him in the arts: of public. ife—William Miller, “Medieval Rome.” . Part of the Business. st . “And every one of those brass band Slowville hotel, “went away owing me ai man, “you know that musicis. fail of; But the landlord only gazed sadly out of the window.—Baltimore Ameri’ Perfectly Satisied. : -.Papa-—Is. the teacher satisfied with -Pyou? Toby—Oh, quite.” Papa—Did he tell you 80? Toby—Yes. After a. close examineation he said to me the other day, “If all my scholars were like you I would ehut up my school this very day!’ That rica that 1 know enough.—Stray Stoag Stuttering and Stammering. . Stuttering and stammering are terms that are confounded, They are. not synonymous by any means. Stammering is an-inability to properly. enunctate certain elementary speech words; stuttering is a vicious-utteratice, manifested by . frequent repetitions. of initial or other elementary sounds. Both are caused by improperly acting musecles of the vocal chords, soft palate, tongue, cheeks, lips,. ete, Puree Some of these muscles are under easy control of the will. Over the muscles of the pharynx, the soft palate and at the base-of the tongue, which move its root upward and downward, our power is not, so complete, and thie eauses the affliction. When Snow Ia Smoke. When Professor James Dewar insert-. ed a small jet.of flaming hydrogen into a vessel of liquid oxygen, the hydrogen continued to burn, giving off snow {nstead of smoke. The snow was forméd hy the instantaneous freezing of the water created by the combination of the burning hydrogen with the oxuld air until it--became semisolid, he found he could draw. the oxygen, ont of the mass with a magnet, leaving a jelly of pure nitrogen. Good Reason. , “If ever I do love a girl, I'l! love the very ground she walks on.” ; “Especially if she owns 2,000 or 3,000 acres.”—Chicago Tribune. It seems to me that the coming ‘of love is like the coming of spring—the date is not to be reckoned by the calendar.—Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Taking It Coolly. The ship of an admiral who was the Duke of Wellington’s near connection was wrecked. He was placed in com. mand of a second ship, which was alse lost, and he himself was drowned. Lord Charles communicated the disaster to his father, who merely exclaimed, witb Spartan coldness and’ brevity, ‘“Fhat’s ‘the second ship be bas lost.” The Champion Saloon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. 909 The finest of.. Wines, Liquors and Cigars . always on hand Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly “Tom’s Place.” Give meacall. CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor, California and Montgomery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO Capital and Surplus.. .$1,233,723.78 Total Assets 5,914,424.69 subject to check, at the rate of TWO PER CENT. per annum, IST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPO sek ryt of THREE AND SIX-TENTHS PER CENT. per annum, STS EXECUTED. W thorized to eee GUARDIAN OD BSTATHO one the EXECUTOR OF WILLS. & DEPOSIT BOXES RENTED at $5.00 Souk ANNUM and upward. ™ Our new booklet ‘‘THE MAKING OF A WILL” mailed on application. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. Best We Ever Tasted! Ie the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE Aq THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. SAFFRON CAKE a specialty. cananeeeeniaee SXTRACTING SKILLVULLY DONE g Pres Re USER Sa Eae Metey lS age.” and in a sense. the remark: ig. -ygen:inclosing it. When-he cooled q-}-—— We Understand It Much Better Than ~ One is astonished that the Parisian, .the London man and the Berliner cannot understand any one who speaks-his Janguage. brokenly.; Where would we who are of Anglo-Saxon stock be if we were like that? We must understand many sorts of English not “as she ts spoken,” but “English as she ts broken” by half a dozen sorts of wreckers of our tongue. We must understand and bootbla¢kis, English, the «pid, English of the eundres nd the: awful muddle of those who start with by magsacring English witht, : , Jo Paris if you merely shift, the emhasis from the last sylipble,, where it is always placed in French, to the first syllable, even the most familiar French words fall like so much Greek upon the unyielding French ears. In London if you say, “I'll come back-at noon,” they declare you ‘‘a foreigner”. because ‘you did not say “midday,” but if you took any real liberty, with: their, tongue, and should say, “I vill back again by dinner time come,” you might as well ask the, average Englishman .to understand Chaldaic, It is the same in Berlin, You must go to Bombay, Port Said or ‘Shanghal if you want’ to find ‘Hnglish made-elastic as it is Jn our American cities.—New York Mail and Express, swichers and Blue, The blue smock:.of ‘the butcher, says an English paper, has often aroused curiosity. The colors was originally adopted by the guild ef butchers.in the middle ages at a-time when each trade had its distinguishing color; but, while other guilds dropped their colors, butchers, stuck, to blue because blood staina are less noticeable upon that color than upon any other. At avery early. period: blue was the universal wear of serving . men. It was then the cheapest of dyes, Sir Walter Scott in his well known poem “Marmion” talks of “an old, bine coated serving man.” Domestic Trigla, Mr. Nugget—Oh, what's the matter with you? You're forever finding fault. Mrs. Nagget (sweetly) — Well, that equalizes things, You're forever losing one. Mr. Nagget—Losing one? Mrs. Nagget—-Yes, your temper. Sure-. ly that’s a fault. — Catholic Standard and Times. \ u ee Ie This Sot. “Why. do men flock. after, widows?’ “Because,” explained the sweet young thing, nat without a tough of: bitter ness, “the average man lacks confidence in his own judgment, and in the’ case of a widow he feela_that he fa merely backing the judgment of another man.”—Chicago Post. Various Styles of Hairdressing. The various styles of hairdressing under Louis X VI, were known as the cas-; cade of St. Cloud, the windmill, sheep and lainbs, the-hen and -chick the dog and hare, the peal of bella, the milkmaid, the bob wig, the bother, the Minerva’s helmet, the crescent, the enigma, the desire.to please, the turneé . up calash, the treasurer of the age, the frivolous bather, the rat, the drunken monkey and the lover’s snare, the. last named consisting of a mase of curis covered with powder, particles of which, deposited on the coat or shoulders ofa gentleman; indicated. the previous whereabouts of the lady’s ead, — LY ris el Photographs. . and maké them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame ' them when s0 ordered. I make frames of . all kinda. : MOORE —ai> ,. All kinda of Hew Vogetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town at the CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT! Jonn G. Richards Has assumed full management of the well will continue to conduct this host: in $06 Sih onetime So cerear ary 8. The standard of th isine partanent ill be “4 Bt? had rooms comfortable OM cies 2 NPR BREE. LIQUORS ana “corner grocery” English) peanut stand kerchief, the orfental, the Circassian, . ; BROAD STREET MARKET HEW YORK HOTEL @ BAR == AUGUST 26,1902, a singe rire 7 = (ie i : Z it Wn Dries of "Ninny Goods. This season our Hats have given such excellent satis. . faction it has not been necessary to advertise “special sales’ every little while in order to get rid of goods that were-unsalable, but: just now we have a few goods to.’ dispose:of before receiving our Fall Stock, and will sell any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED HAT at Just One-Half of Former Prices. 'W. H. CRAWFORD _ Main Street, Nevada City.Home People Only Employed * % % The not. Coast. Sacramento entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work, We have Our prices will remain the same “as heretofore although we pay to per cent. in advance of Union wages. employ all home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the Try us and see for yourself. 0-0-0 -@— NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION . Our Prices Remain the Same Laundries have We Leave orders or Bnudles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. % Tn nF . ‘0 Just received a fine line of WAFERS.. flavors. All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS ' RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT . FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. National Protective Association, of the United States, Local Branch, No, 286 of Nevada County 00 Haud-Made work.. vires 00 LOCAL MEMBERS—J: W. Shelby. Martin 7 ridge, Al. Attkisson, Richard Noell, Pi yn, Thos. Nevin, Ed Arthur J. W. ‘Withers, J.P. Kenny, A.M. Peek. DR: NB. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St.,Nevada City, Cal. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no. announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. For County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as as candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a.candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. : MAITLAND BROS, In Their New Saloon! Have moved into their uew cuerters >» Com <aetk eah and ee a ae aud se~ bem, ey w make it a point ta serve he firest tranas of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Urinks 8 Specialty. ; MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commeroial St Valuable Interest For Sale There is a ose obs wing plenty of free gold and sulp ares. hes J This mine is as I re mt it and if Sling sac ttl po) youpenoma and from the ty . City, Cal. Take 6 o’clock Bloomfield. PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine : ree