December 10, 1902 (4 pages)

= 2 aN NaN Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED E. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ByMet, + + + + $6 Per_Year . By Carrier, . . Delivered to any part uf the city. 12 1-2c Per Week VBA 665s eae au eMes ehaeseaes December 10, 1902 CHARITY--FOR DOGS AND CATS. I HRISTMAS is nearly here—Christmas, the day of good will and peace among men. It is, well to remember that there is not good cheer for all, even in times of the greatest prosperity. Let the world be ever so bright, there is always sickness and sorrow and suffering in it. The.glad anticipation of the coming good time, so‘near at hand, gives point to this story from Chicago: . “While the Thanksgivving dinner of turkey and trimmings was being prepared for the seventy fortunate inmates of the Chicago Home for Friendless Dogs and Cats, last Thursday, an unfortunate father, Charles F. Maloney, of 559 South State street, was trudging through the South division, carrying his diphtheria-stricken two-year-old daughter, in search of some asylum, home or place where she could be taken in and cared for. Refused admittance at hospital and dispensary, one after another, he finally reached a police station, whence he was directed to the health department, but the child died before he reached the Commissioner’s office.” In that great city; on Thanksgiving Day, there was*a haven for friendless dogs and cats, but noshelter or relief for a dying child. Worthless animals were housed and warmed aud fed by what is called charity, but this sick chiid, like the Son of Man, had nowhere to lay her head, and her young life went out while her stricken father was tramping the streets vainly seeking relief. The incident carries its lesson. It is a lesson that none should forget, especially at this season when the very festival we are to celebrate commemorates the commandment ‘Love ye one another.” The mass of people are neither heartless nor cruel, but they are thoughtless and selfish. Poverty and disease and wretchedness are not pleasant sights to. see, and people turn aside from them to lavish their gifts and generous impulses on those not in need. The lady ties a ribbon around the neck of her dog that would make some poor girl happy. The poor relation is given cast off clothing or some cheap trinket while the wealthy neighbor’ is remem=bered with jewels and silks or rare books and pictures. The world is snobbish as well as selfish. Even the rich toady to each other on God’s holiday, and mutually bespatter each other with presents and prasses, while the poor and friendless are neglected and forgotten. Yet Christ was born in.a manger and drew his associates—the Apestles of the Christian faith—from the lowly and the ignorant such simple folk as could not on the Saviour’s birthday find pewroom’ in many a fashionable church of a big city—God save the mark! The Christian charity that provides shelter and food for dogs and cats and lets the poor of humankind die in the streets is found in the Devil’s scripture. Christmas and Him in whose name is celebrated. The poultry raisers of Sonoma held a convention at Petalama. last week and decided toagain ask the Legislature to establish an experimental station in their county. Attention was called to the tmportancs of the indnstry in that part of the State and it was shown that in Petaluma and its immediate vicinity there were nearly a million bead of poultry, The Sonoma men consider that they are entitled to such a station, agricultara) stations being established in other parts of the State to investigate and help less important industries. Few people are aware of the magnitude of the poultry business that has been gradually developing in Sonoma county within the past few years. eo + ——___ To Play Basket Ball. The Blues and the Grays will play a game.of basketball in connection with Company O’s weekly social: on Saturday evening. Following is the line-up: Blues—W. Sigourney, bm; D. Doyle, rf; E. Hallett, if; E. Hocking bg; H. Sveet,c. Reds—T. Reynolds, bm; A. Odgers, bg; G. Huy, rf; M. Reynolds, lf; W. McLeod, c. E, J. Baker will be referee and W. Marker and W. Tompkins will act umpires. Dancing will commence at 8:30 o’clock sharp and the game will be commenced at 9:15 o’clock. Reciprocity Treaty. President Palma of Cuba expects to have the reciprocity treaty with the United States signed and ready to send to this country within a day or two. Then after it bas been confirmed by the United States Senate, he will ask the Cuban Senate to. act favorably upon it. It is not likely that it will go through thé United States Senate without a herd fight, for there are too many interests affected by the proposed tariff reductions. Ballestero’s Trial. The trial of J. R. Ballestero, which commenced Monday morning, is stil) occupying the’attention of the Superior Court. This afternoon the third witnesses for the prosecution was on the stand, aud it is probable that the prosecution will close their case today. The prosecution and defense are both beiug vigorously conducted. + e@e— “Baybyhood" for December. “Babyhood,” the standard nursery guide for mothers, begins with the December number. ite nineteenth: vol-ame. The issue is rich in practical suggestions concerning the care of young as well as older children, A timely medical article on the c:uses, prevention and cureof winter colds will be particularly welcome. The number appeals strongly to all intelligent mothers anxious to secure the best advice in feeding, dressing, instructing and entertaining their children. Babyhood Pub. Co., 5 Beekman It is a mockery of the spirit of street, New York. $1 ayear. Sample copy free. --— — + oe e Ediiorial Noles. The Rainfall: When in doubt take a place “just as The rainfall for this season up to Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famougood.” date, as measured at the South Yuba. bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu, Company’s office is as follows: lar Bakery. Try it and you will always The Democrats will get good per-. December 10th..... 2.38 . buy it. nov6-tf eimmons this Christmas instead of ae tte eeeeeeeees yu For the best ofevery hing in the juicy plames 5 rere ee ere poe Saas genase “. meat line send your orders to Naffziger Pr —_——___—_+ @e-+—___ —_ The Democrats have revised “Learn Advertised Letters. to labor and to wait” and it now reads Wanted. ‘‘Learn to work Labor whtle you wait.” City, December 12th, 1902: Bennett, E. E. Oahen, H. A. Oalssilly, Jeff Fenieroli, Jos. Fleenor, Rev. W: T. Hawley, W. 8. Hedman, Carl J. Hith, Mrs. Theresa NM. poate Miss Lynetta Law, H. McLeran, Chas. ; Nelson, J. D. Nutter, Eugene Penna, W. E. (4) The record of voleagic activity in the present century surpasses any reeord for any century of the past. The Congressional Record has no “Lots of Five” cards out, and will not be irradiated by the comparative wisdom of the Commoner. There is no harm in wealth increasing if men do not decay. The Democrats always assume that one Jerry, J. H. condition necessitates the other. Peterson, Mrs. Ray Sacks. Frank ST atrel Sharratt, F. 8. . We need more politicahs of the Silva, Wm. Roosevelt class, young men of brains, poets Ag brawn and honest who will work cee! Welch, Jas. more for honor than for pelf. White, J. R. If not called for in fifteen duys letThe following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada Some people have lost their belief in Satan and Hell. If they. lived in Macedonia they would reeognize the Sultan as the incarnation of: the former. ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised’ pay afee of one cent for each letter L. 8. Catxrns, Postmaster. A Gold: or Copper Mining Property in condition to examine. Prefer to deal with ownersdirect. Write particulars. Address, Penna, Mining, Dev. & Operating Co., No. 312-14th St., Oakland, Calif. d9-8t ~ LARGE STRIME. Three Hundred Employes Walk Out of Spreckels’ Refinery. SAN FRANOISOO, December 10—Three hundred employes struck at the Spreckels Sugar Refinery thie morning. Forty thousand dollars worth of sugar are now in the boilers and it will be ruined unless the employes return to work tomerrcw. The trouble started over the discharge of nine men becauee they belonged to an organized uniov. 44444444 6 is BRITISH AND GERMAN FLEETS SEE WABSE Lonpon, December 10—A dispatch from Caracas says that the combined fleets of the Germans and British today siezed the Venezuelan fleet consisting of four warships at La Guirre Harbor. An ultimatum will be delivered tomortow asking for compliance with the demands of the British and German Ministers. All German and British subjects here were arrested today. : President Castro says the Venezuelan Government has not received an ultimatum from either country and claims that as none have been presented Venezuela consequently has never refused to settle them. “Great Britain’s action,” he says, “is without justification as we can not decide foreign claims before the revolution is crushed. We intend to enforce our rights.” Diplomatic representatives of Germany and Great Britain left Caracas without awaiting the Venezuelan reply. . ms WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o— Secretary Hay today brought before President Roosevelt and his Cabinet the latest phases of the Venezuela situation, which is expected to become even more acute. Minister Bowen cabled the State Department that the German and British Governments requested him to take charge of their affairs and.extend protection to their subjects The request will be granted. The State Department has full knowledge of the intentions of the British and German governments, having been sounded in advance. Lonpon, Dec. 1o—In the House of Commons, under the head of foreign affairs, Secretary Cranborne said that the Government had no official information of the seizure of Brit. ish subjects in Venezuela or the seizure of Venezuelan w ar ships by the British*German fleet. Lonpon, December 1o—The Admiralty has received information of the seizure of the Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar at Port Au Spain. Slowly Roasted. Hotel Burned. Bmp Istanp, Mino, December 9—. Lewiston, Mont, December 9—The Eight buildings, including the Bird . American Hotel was destroyed by fire. Island bank and the Bird Island . early today. Loss $20,000, Many of Hardware Company were destroyed . the gueats became lost in the smokeby fire here today.* Loss, $50,000. ailed hallways and were rescued with George Fewer, aged 16, was helping to} the utmost difficulty, while others kerosene tank exploded. The explo-. There was much sufferiug as the ther: sion lifted the building and Fewer’s. mometer registered zero. foot caught under the sill in the front tieHave No Coal. doorway. The boy’s fether and others tried to rescue him, but the flames carry goods out of the store when &/ were taken out through the windows, } Oabinet m brought to the members Phases of {he Wasuinaton, December 9. eeting President of the o Ven which, in the opini fi fBicials . Pinion of won, is likely more acute than it is at fs CO Tetary Wilson ex partment: wag plained whar sa! doing to " drove them back and the boy slowly Whis'den lone : ’ roasted to death. Gilt Edge Whickey. Pas try ap ae PeiaDeLPHia, December 9%.—The/ better. Then intl ; rat you’ ® Board of Education of this city today appetite will come bene % Craig Arrested. crssres te temporary closing ot foar. ait aro cane Genre ty 2a schools on account of the coal supply. gen & Oo., San Fraud hme, f becoming exhausted. proprietors, #00, Oat r Ex Paso, Texas, December 9.—J. J. Craig, about 25 years of age, who cut quite a wide swath in this city for the past several months asa palmist, was arrested here today on a charge of bigamy, but was subsequently released by the police. Beyond the simple fact of hie arrest lies a story which, in many of its details, parallels the famous Diss de Bar case. Oraig is alleged to have swindled a wealthy New. York ’ woman, Mrs, M. A. McHatton, out of money and diamonds aggregating Cameo Kids, $1. $16,000. Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It’a,. shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but jast the coutrary in the case of Dr. Sizes King’s New Life Pills. They cut off : maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,, yleld to thie perfect pill. ton’s drug store, ESKAY 25c. at basa a pair. CAMEO! ———~-2 80-2 —_____— use is Old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Superfor to all others. Your medicine chest where. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Oal. “Sole proprietors, Respectfu Nevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP Maaagers. ESKAY Constipation ali. That is the name and that is the Glove that we sell for $4 If you have never had a pair give them a trial, _ \CAMEO! ’ A fine quality of liquor for home. That is the name of the best $1 Glove on earth. We are’ only one that can sell them here. is incomplete without it. Sold everyright thing by yourself if you don’t try a pair of them, ‘ Children’s Kid Gloves $1 a pair—all sizes and ody lly, Every Pair Guaranteed All the shades here today. Come while we have all f 3 ESKAY CAMEO! You ‘are not doing Maher & Co., Nevada Ci PN i i) AND HER OWN COMPANY —IN— Drama, Mondey—“Io the Hands of the wtaeniag— ibe Th uesday—The Deacon’ ” ee mene: ursday— “Held by the E: a Friday—“Nell Guyana” ne Saturday—"Biue Grass.” Saturday Matinee—"The Two Orpbhans.” Comedy, Farce . . . charge. PRICES—i6c, 250, 850. at Foley's, , 850. Seats on sale To Be Married. County Olerk Fred L. ‘Arbogast today issued a license for the marriage of James J. Yeates to Mary Ellen Kis‘tle, which will take place thie evening. The parties are well and favora-. bly known to many of our people. EI BE ae RE oi For over half a century “Jesse Moore” Whiskey has held ite supremacy as the best, purest and most palatable. Finest Harness in the County, The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauotlets that can’t be beat. . . Whip stocks and buggy whips of all rades and prices. @ manufactures arness, cushions, buggy and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his aN . aay 5 % prices Way K\ See patron. > Rocking Chairs Wake Handsome Presenis for Christmas, Birthdays or Weddings. ; Main Street, Me Prices from $3.50: up.” . have the best line of Rocking —_——_~+ -6e+ Disastrous. Wreck. bl The Henderson riddle! Oarelesesnes is responsible for many The Cannon took on a boom: @ railroad wreck and the same causes ere making human wrecks of sufferers There wee Littiefleld for Dalzei from Throat and Lung troubles. But nd Hey, diddle, diddle! ‘sport, 2 since the advent of Dr. King’s New But Babcock gets more room. Discovery for Consumption, Coughs the pened gone ae ev worse cases can be cu ap opeless resignation is no A Valuable Prize. . longer neceseary. Mrs. Louis Cra Se aay ok fetenanen: aE is one of aur A fine 30-calibre Winchester is up ocee, was e* by Dr, King’s for a prize this week at the new shoot. *°¥ wid M 6 great remedy ; ‘ is ranteed for all Throat and Lu ing gallery on Pine street. The best . Ese by W. D, Vinton, draggise §-shot score wins it. , 49-2t . Price 50c, and $1. Trial bottles free. Bolt Joints. Chairs ever shown in this City. 3 aa ineinde ert Famous parrbanls Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin. Chair Co.’s Goods. All these] with all the modern ELEO : Chairs are the latest designs, golden oak finish, and “Lock . *™lutly Gret-class work. Ret On Mine -eeetesnlaneniee dole All “ie — untomese at One-half the regular prices charged by OUR PRICES GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLINGS. . . Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11. In Wood Rockers from $3.75 to $12. re Call and See them whether you wish ‘to buy or not, C. F. BRAYTON We have a great variety of Beautiful Christmas Goods for old or young at for boys and Doll Buggies for Girls. Yotice— Beginning with Monday, Aeep our stére open Gvenings until after the Holidays. LEGG & SHAW CO. Sew ony, Decenber 15. ")" Anti-Rust Tinware Miss Jessie Shirley Read oe We hereby warrant and guarantee agains: RUST each and every piece of our Anti-Rusting Tinoware. Should any be returned rusted at any time we guarantee to replace the same with new goods free of: "REED MANUFACTURING OO. aaa Seka I have a complete stock of this Tinware, © Milkpans, Dishpans, Saucepans, Cups, Pieplates, Basins, Dinner Buckets, Pails, Strainers, Milk Cans, Measures, etc. GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, N evada City. ; 2 WY within the reach of all. our line of Express Wagons reopen March 16, 1 January 1st 1908, we will close our Nevada Clty, e will Fs horn any of the Stock to Grass a Therefore, Hats will be sold member we have nothing but who have not puarch MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial'St., Nevada City. Mill St., Grose : aX a at a groat Sacrifice this season’s goods. ased their Winter Hats can now @ good sum, Call and see Goods and Prices. oP 905, with a full line of Spring Millia f lecember Sth, we will — Nevada City. Electro-Dental Parlors FOR COLD WEATHER. ~ Call at Ri ais MN get oue uf their Hew Monte Carlo Coats o oe F . Ht. Liebes Co, Fine Furs or Rous ices are always S this year exceeds any? Prices from * PERO Ry We cary a large stock of ne Ne a our pr GOLD CROWNS S> WORK, per tooth.’ 6 oo @@” No charge for Extrac Phone Ma n 633. & These perlors are a branch of the Electro-De established nearly four years ago. Gon nr peg best equipped Dental Ottices on th of ‘Sacramento, t and Our Ladies’, Gent's atid Children’s H andkerchiels full Upper or Lower $10 a9 Masealc Bulldiag, up Stairs,PAINLESS EXTRACTION,‘60 ting. when? platesjare‘ordered, Se SMITH, D. D. s R. E. © Coast an Are Located Here Permanently te eeeseces CENTS. cother ee $2.00 y ++. 80c Lp ne direct from the factory and were selected with the 8 of care. We are agents for the celebrated Gloves and alse for the A,. B. One Dollar here ¢ and undressed. Choicest Holiday, Goods ar¢ bracing everything useful and ornamenta! ive fancy articles ever-exhibited in this city. now, when assortments are complete, and 4 rush. [i New Goods received daily. country promptly attended te, — Respectfully, in the mo lin fake selet Centeme Glove ia yoid the ROSENBERG BRO CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ri Ki Tene iD st attr poli Orders from TRANS(C ——— i Te ina Brie Busy Rea verle, the famous Hoian, will arrive otel this evenin, in for a few a behas no super’ jn ancther colun negzis ia making. ments at his resi treet. meeting of Ous h, F., held: last was elected tra Patti is to m sogh America. . farewell toufs, # aoted. jaro @ rather @: the State. A g~just decided amounting to n paid. iors are said to . No wonder. 1 to the gold stan t quality of can dvertises in th et. He algo oa Obristmas tre candies, Oran: gis and nuts o ng that Foley cs very best. —~—__—_+-0@e-——— jar ina fal but unobtri Heitto the St, N ncieco, last We a the time whi he room of,Mere r. Freeman, whe this city, and . nd chain. The of a lady guest valuable jewels which the poli covered, Abou Bt. Nicholas gue tation, but on the stone gor si Use . lomen’s Ohristia: of Sacramento olations oppor he banquet in . ¢¢ Pardee. Thi ceis on the in nd that one of t hods employed . dthat they des on of Sacram Heel Lle xt Monday eve . C., will elect a fillthe vacanc ion of Johan P. . tral months a ant Charles Y ill conduct th FAMILY C formati o to Many ¢ Nevada . there is addi parable fros b that afflictio: heys and auxil Slot is far fro inditton can be Molutely carer Kidney Pills. the mother’s and her home Milburn of T 1, Bays: “A ontrol over. t *oretions at ! Wy notice gs Serious and lade to stop d. It was not Pills were ge 1 @ course ven him, thi fat Vinton’s di mitively state . 0 80 etrengtl ls abeolntely ¢ Doan’s & Proves that t) ated. Thig Neto parent h who are . Mate weakns tale by all. > Foster Mil » tole agent ‘mber the x 0 substitute, ag sweet an tor sale at 3

= 2 aN NaN Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED E. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ByMet, + + + + $6 Per_Year . By Carrier, . . Delivered to any part uf the city. 12 1-2c Per Week VBA 665s eae au eMes ehaeseaes December 10, 1902 CHARITY--FOR DOGS AND CATS. I HRISTMAS is nearly here—Christmas, the day of good will and peace among men. It is, well to remember that there is not good cheer for all, even in times of the greatest prosperity. Let the world be ever so bright, there is always sickness and sorrow and suffering in it. The.glad anticipation of the coming good time, so‘near at hand, gives point to this story from Chicago: . “While the Thanksgivving dinner of turkey and trimmings was being prepared for the seventy fortunate inmates of the Chicago Home for Friendless Dogs and Cats, last Thursday, an unfortunate father, Charles F. Maloney, of 559 South State street, was trudging through the South division, carrying his diphtheria-stricken two-year-old daughter, in search of some asylum, home or place where she could be taken in and cared for. Refused admittance at hospital and dispensary, one after another, he finally reached a police station, whence he was directed to the health department, but the child died before he reached the Commissioner’s office.” In that great city; on Thanksgiving Day, there was*a haven for friendless dogs and cats, but noshelter or relief for a dying child. Worthless animals were housed and warmed aud fed by what is called charity, but this sick chiid, like the Son of Man, had nowhere to lay her head, and her young life went out while her stricken father was tramping the streets vainly seeking relief. The incident carries its lesson. It is a lesson that none should forget, especially at this season when the very festival we are to celebrate commemorates the commandment ‘Love ye one another.” The mass of people are neither heartless nor cruel, but they are thoughtless and selfish. Poverty and disease and wretchedness are not pleasant sights to. see, and people turn aside from them to lavish their gifts and generous impulses on those not in need. The lady ties a ribbon around the neck of her dog that would make some poor girl happy. The poor relation is given cast off clothing or some cheap trinket while the wealthy neighbor’ is remem=bered with jewels and silks or rare books and pictures. The world is snobbish as well as selfish. Even the rich toady to each other on God’s holiday, and mutually bespatter each other with presents and prasses, while the poor and friendless are neglected and forgotten. Yet Christ was born in.a manger and drew his associates—the Apestles of the Christian faith—from the lowly and the ignorant such simple folk as could not on the Saviour’s birthday find pewroom’ in many a fashionable church of a big city—God save the mark! The Christian charity that provides shelter and food for dogs and cats and lets the poor of humankind die in the streets is found in the Devil’s scripture. Christmas and Him in whose name is celebrated. The poultry raisers of Sonoma held a convention at Petalama. last week and decided toagain ask the Legislature to establish an experimental station in their county. Attention was called to the tmportancs of the indnstry in that part of the State and it was shown that in Petaluma and its immediate vicinity there were nearly a million bead of poultry, The Sonoma men consider that they are entitled to such a station, agricultara) stations being established in other parts of the State to investigate and help less important industries. Few people are aware of the magnitude of the poultry business that has been gradually developing in Sonoma county within the past few years. eo + ——___ To Play Basket Ball. The Blues and the Grays will play a game.of basketball in connection with Company O’s weekly social: on Saturday evening. Following is the line-up: Blues—W. Sigourney, bm; D. Doyle, rf; E. Hallett, if; E. Hocking bg; H. Sveet,c. Reds—T. Reynolds, bm; A. Odgers, bg; G. Huy, rf; M. Reynolds, lf; W. McLeod, c. E, J. Baker will be referee and W. Marker and W. Tompkins will act umpires. Dancing will commence at 8:30 o’clock sharp and the game will be commenced at 9:15 o’clock. Reciprocity Treaty. President Palma of Cuba expects to have the reciprocity treaty with the United States signed and ready to send to this country within a day or two. Then after it bas been confirmed by the United States Senate, he will ask the Cuban Senate to. act favorably upon it. It is not likely that it will go through thé United States Senate without a herd fight, for there are too many interests affected by the proposed tariff reductions. Ballestero’s Trial. The trial of J. R. Ballestero, which commenced Monday morning, is stil) occupying the’attention of the Superior Court. This afternoon the third witnesses for the prosecution was on the stand, aud it is probable that the prosecution will close their case today. The prosecution and defense are both beiug vigorously conducted. + e@e— “Baybyhood" for December. “Babyhood,” the standard nursery guide for mothers, begins with the December number. ite nineteenth: vol-ame. The issue is rich in practical suggestions concerning the care of young as well as older children, A timely medical article on the c:uses, prevention and cureof winter colds will be particularly welcome. The number appeals strongly to all intelligent mothers anxious to secure the best advice in feeding, dressing, instructing and entertaining their children. Babyhood Pub. Co., 5 Beekman It is a mockery of the spirit of street, New York. $1 ayear. Sample copy free. --— — + oe e Ediiorial Noles. The Rainfall: When in doubt take a place “just as The rainfall for this season up to Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famougood.” date, as measured at the South Yuba. bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu, Company’s office is as follows: lar Bakery. Try it and you will always The Democrats will get good per-. December 10th.......... 2.38 . buy it. nov6-tf eimmons this Christmas instead of ae tte eeeeeeeees yu For the best ofevery hing in the juicy plames 5 rere ee ere poe Saas genase “. meat line send your orders to Naffziger Pr —_——___—_+ @e-+—___ —_ The Democrats have revised “Learn Advertised Letters. to labor and to wait” and it now reads Wanted. ‘‘Learn to work Labor whtle you wait.” City, December 12th, 1902: Bennett, E. E. Oahen, H. A. Oalssilly, Jeff Fenieroli, Jos. Fleenor, Rev. W: T. Hawley, W. 8. Hedman, Carl J. Hith, Mrs. Theresa NM. poate Miss Lynetta Law, H. McLeran, Chas. ; Nelson, J. D. Nutter, Eugene Penna, W. E. (4) The record of voleagic activity in the present century surpasses any reeord for any century of the past. The Congressional Record has no “Lots of Five” cards out, and will not be irradiated by the comparative wisdom of the Commoner. There is no harm in wealth increasing if men do not decay. The Democrats always assume that one Jerry, J. H. condition necessitates the other. Peterson, Mrs. Ray Sacks. Frank ST atrel Sharratt, F. 8. . We need more politicahs of the Silva, Wm. Roosevelt class, young men of brains, poets Ag brawn and honest who will work cee! Welch, Jas. more for honor than for pelf. White, J. R. If not called for in fifteen duys letThe following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada Some people have lost their belief in Satan and Hell. If they. lived in Macedonia they would reeognize the Sultan as the incarnation of: the former. ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised’ pay afee of one cent for each letter L. 8. Catxrns, Postmaster. A Gold: or Copper Mining Property in condition to examine. Prefer to deal with ownersdirect. Write particulars. Address, Penna, Mining, Dev. & Operating Co., No. 312-14th St., Oakland, Calif. d9-8t ~ LARGE STRIME. Three Hundred Employes Walk Out of Spreckels’ Refinery. SAN FRANOISOO, December 10—Three hundred employes struck at the Spreckels Sugar Refinery thie morning. Forty thousand dollars worth of sugar are now in the boilers and it will be ruined unless the employes return to work tomerrcw. The trouble started over the discharge of nine men becauee they belonged to an organized uniov. 44444444 6 is BRITISH AND GERMAN FLEETS SEE WABSE Lonpon, December 10—A dispatch from Caracas says that the combined fleets of the Germans and British today siezed the Venezuelan fleet consisting of four warships at La Guirre Harbor. An ultimatum will be delivered tomortow asking for compliance with the demands of the British and German Ministers. All German and British subjects here were arrested today. : President Castro says the Venezuelan Government has not received an ultimatum from either country and claims that as none have been presented Venezuela consequently has never refused to settle them. “Great Britain’s action,” he says, “is without justification as we can not decide foreign claims before the revolution is crushed. We intend to enforce our rights.” Diplomatic representatives of Germany and Great Britain left Caracas without awaiting the Venezuelan reply. . ms WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o— Secretary Hay today brought before President Roosevelt and his Cabinet the latest phases of the Venezuela situation, which is expected to become even more acute. Minister Bowen cabled the State Department that the German and British Governments requested him to take charge of their affairs and.extend protection to their subjects The request will be granted. The State Department has full knowledge of the intentions of the British and German governments, having been sounded in advance. Lonpon, Dec. 1o—In the House of Commons, under the head of foreign affairs, Secretary Cranborne said that the Government had no official information of the seizure of Brit. ish subjects in Venezuela or the seizure of Venezuelan w ar ships by the British*German fleet. Lonpon, December 1o—The Admiralty has received information of the seizure of the Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar at Port Au Spain. Slowly Roasted. Hotel Burned. Bmp Istanp, Mino, December 9—. Lewiston, Mont, December 9—The Eight buildings, including the Bird . American Hotel was destroyed by fire. Island bank and the Bird Island . early today. Loss $20,000, Many of Hardware Company were destroyed . the gueats became lost in the smokeby fire here today.* Loss, $50,000. ailed hallways and were rescued with George Fewer, aged 16, was helping to} the utmost difficulty, while others kerosene tank exploded. The explo-. There was much sufferiug as the ther: sion lifted the building and Fewer’s. mometer registered zero. foot caught under the sill in the front tieHave No Coal. doorway. The boy’s fether and others tried to rescue him, but the flames carry goods out of the store when &/ were taken out through the windows, } Oabinet m brought to the members Phases of {he Wasuinaton, December 9. eeting President of the o Ven which, in the opini fi fBicials . Pinion of won, is likely more acute than it is at fs CO Tetary Wilson ex partment: wag plained whar sa! doing to " drove them back and the boy slowly Whis'den lone : ’ roasted to death. Gilt Edge Whickey. Pas try ap ae PeiaDeLPHia, December 9%.—The/ better. Then intl ; rat you’ ® Board of Education of this city today appetite will come bene % Craig Arrested. crssres te temporary closing ot foar. ait aro cane Genre ty 2a schools on account of the coal supply. gen & Oo., San Fraud hme, f becoming exhausted. proprietors, #00, Oat r Ex Paso, Texas, December 9.—J. J. Craig, about 25 years of age, who cut quite a wide swath in this city for the past several months asa palmist, was arrested here today on a charge of bigamy, but was subsequently released by the police. Beyond the simple fact of hie arrest lies a story which, in many of its details, parallels the famous Diss de Bar case. Oraig is alleged to have swindled a wealthy New. York ’ woman, Mrs, M. A. McHatton, out of money and diamonds aggregating Cameo Kids, $1. $16,000. Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It’a,. shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but jast the coutrary in the case of Dr. Sizes King’s New Life Pills. They cut off : maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,, yleld to thie perfect pill. ton’s drug store, ESKAY 25c. at basa a pair. CAMEO! ———~-2 80-2 —_____— use is Old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Superfor to all others. Your medicine chest where. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Oal. “Sole proprietors, Respectfu Nevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP Maaagers.. ESKAY Constipation ali. That is the name and that is the Glove that we sell for $4 If you have never had a pair give them a trial, _ \CAMEO! ’ A fine quality of liquor for home. That is the name of the best $1 Glove on earth. We are’ only one that can sell them here. is incomplete without it. Sold everyright thing by yourself if you don’t try a pair of them, ‘ Children’s Kid Gloves $1 a pair—all sizes and ody lly, Every Pair Guaranteed All the shades here today. Come while we have all f 3 ESKAY CAMEO!

You ‘are not doing Maher & Co., Nevada Ci PN i i) AND HER OWN COMPANY —IN— Drama, Mondey—“Io the Hands of the wtaeniag— ibe Th uesday—The Deacon’ ” ee mene: ursday— “Held by the E: a Friday—“Nell Guyana” ne Saturday—"Biue Grass.” Saturday Matinee—"The Two Orpbhans.” Comedy, Farce . . . charge. PRICES—i6c, 250, 850. at Foley's, , 850. Seats on sale To Be Married. County Olerk Fred L. ‘Arbogast today issued a license for the marriage of James J. Yeates to Mary Ellen Kis‘tle, which will take place thie evening. The parties are well and favora-. bly known to many of our people. EI BE ae RE oi For over half a century “Jesse Moore” Whiskey has held ite supremacy as the best, purest and most palatable. Finest Harness in the County, The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauotlets that can’t be beat. . . Whip stocks and buggy whips of all rades and prices. @ manufactures arness, cushions, buggy and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his aN . aay 5 % prices Way K\ See patron. > Rocking Chairs Wake Handsome Presenis for Christmas, Birthdays or Weddings. ; Main Street, Me Prices from $3.50: up.” . have the best line of Rocking —_——_~+ -6e+ Disastrous. Wreck. bl The Henderson riddle! Oarelesesnes is responsible for many The Cannon took on a boom: @ railroad wreck and the same causes ere making human wrecks of sufferers There wee Littiefleld for Dalzei from Throat and Lung troubles. But nd Hey, diddle, diddle! ‘sport, 2 since the advent of Dr. King’s New But Babcock gets more room. Discovery for Consumption, Coughs the pened gone ae ev worse cases can be cu ap opeless resignation is no A Valuable Prize. . longer neceseary. Mrs. Louis Cra Se aay ok fetenanen: aE is one of aur A fine 30-calibre Winchester is up ocee, was e* by Dr, King’s for a prize this week at the new shoot. *°¥ wid M 6 great remedy ; ‘ is ranteed for all Throat and Lu ing gallery on Pine street. The best . Ese by W. D, Vinton, draggise §-shot score wins it. , 49-2t . Price 50c, and $1. Trial bottles free. Bolt Joints. Chairs ever shown in this City. 3 aa ineinde ert Famous parrbanls Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin. Chair Co.’s Goods. All these] with all the modern ELEO : Chairs are the latest designs, golden oak finish, and “Lock . *™lutly Gret-class work. Ret On Mine -eeetesnlaneniee dole All “ie — untomese at One-half the regular prices charged by OUR PRICES GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLINGS. . . Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11. In Wood Rockers from $3.75 to $12. re Call and See them whether you wish ‘to buy or not, C. F. BRAYTON We have a great variety of Beautiful Christmas Goods for old or young at for boys and Doll Buggies for Girls. Yotice— Beginning with Monday, Aeep our stére open Gvenings until after the Holidays. LEGG & SHAW CO. Sew ony, Decenber 15. ")" Anti-Rust Tinware Miss Jessie Shirley Read oe We hereby warrant and guarantee agains: RUST each and every piece of our Anti-Rusting Tinoware. Should any be returned rusted at any time we guarantee to replace the same with new goods free of: "REED MANUFACTURING OO. aaa Seka I have a complete stock of this Tinware, © Milkpans, Dishpans, Saucepans, Cups, Pieplates, Basins, Dinner Buckets, Pails, Strainers, Milk Cans, Measures, etc. GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, N evada City. ; 2 WY within the reach of all. our line of Express Wagons reopen March 16, 1 January 1st 1908, we will close our Nevada Clty, e will Fs horn any of the Stock to Grass a Therefore, Hats will be sold member we have nothing but who have not puarch MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial'St., Nevada City. Mill St., Grose : aX a at a groat Sacrifice this season’s goods. ased their Winter Hats can now @ good sum, Call and see Goods and Prices. oP 905, with a full line of Spring Millia f lecember Sth, we will — Nevada City. Electro-Dental Parlors FOR COLD WEATHER.. ~ Call at Ri ais MN get oue uf their Hew Monte Carlo Coats o oe F . Ht. Liebes Co, Fine Furs or Rous ices are always S this year exceeds any? Prices from * PERO Ry We cary a large stock of ne Ne a our pr GOLD CROWNS S> WORK, per tooth..’ 6 oo @@” No charge for Extrac Phone Ma n 633. & These perlors are a branch of the Electro-De established nearly four years ago. Gon nr peg best equipped Dental Ottices on th of ‘Sacramento, t and Our Ladies’, Gent's atid Children’s H andkerchiels full Upper or Lower $10 a9 Masealc Bulldiag, up Stairs,PAINLESS EXTRACTION,‘60 ting. when? platesjare‘ordered, Se SMITH, D. D. s R. E. © Coast an Are Located Here Permanently te eeeseces CENTS. cother ee $2.00 y ++. 80c Lp ne direct from the factory and were selected with the 8 of care. We are agents for the celebrated Gloves and alse for the A,. B. One Dollar here ¢ and undressed. Choicest Holiday, Goods ar¢ bracing everything useful and ornamenta! ive fancy articles ever-exhibited in this city. now, when assortments are complete, and 4 rush. [i New Goods received daily. country promptly attended te, — Respectfully, in the mo lin fake selet Centeme Glove ia yoid the ROSENBERG BRO CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ri Ki Tene iD st attr poli Orders from TRANS(C ——— i Te ina Brie Busy Rea verle, the famous Hoian, will arrive otel this evenin, in for a few a behas no super’ jn ancther colun negzis ia making. ments at his resi treet. meeting of Ous h, F., held: last was elected tra Patti is to m sogh America. . farewell toufs, # aoted. jaro @ rather @: the State. A g~just decided amounting to n paid. iors are said to . No wonder. 1 to the gold stan t quality of can dvertises in th et. He algo oa Obristmas tre candies, Oran: gis and nuts o ng that Foley cs very best. —~—__—_+-0@e-——— jar ina fal but unobtri Heitto the St, N ncieco, last We a the time whi he room of,Mere r. Freeman, whe this city, and . nd chain. The of a lady guest valuable jewels which the poli covered, Abou Bt. Nicholas gue tation, but on the stone gor si Use . lomen’s Ohristia: of Sacramento olations oppor he banquet in . ¢¢ Pardee. Thi ceis on the in nd that one of t hods employed . dthat they des on of Sacram Heel Lle xt Monday eve . C., will elect a fillthe vacanc ion of Johan P. . tral months a ant Charles Y ill conduct th FAMILY C formati o to Many ¢ Nevada . there is addi parable fros b that afflictio: heys and auxil Slot is far fro inditton can be Molutely carer Kidney Pills. the mother’s and her home Milburn of T 1, Bays: “A ontrol over. t *oretions at ! Wy notice gs Serious and lade to stop d. It was not Pills were ge 1 @ course ven him, thi fat Vinton’s di mitively state . 0 80 etrengtl ls abeolntely ¢ Doan’s & Proves that t) ated. Thig Neto parent h who are . Mate weakns tale by all. > Foster Mil » tole agent ‘mber the x 0 substitute, ag sweet an tor sale at 3