December 23, 1902 (4 pages)

n of this no’ t the sige bn vada City, Cal ace for the tra; said estate, in NIVEN e Meni ps . October, 1902, ‘tf NOTICE, © CE QUARTZ al place of County, Cal ra county, iy Sos at 2 rectors ap ber, I! Fay “ Raper cents ; e C able fapieal ' Of the Co i ounty, C : h this Phrmnct sixth day of it, and wivectond ; and unless » sold on the Mth the delinquent ats of advertising Nevada County, (A WINATION, \MINATION OF hers’ Certificates y hy yx YRAR—NO. 19377 TRANSCRIP T. 8 5p. BROWN. +++ . Proprietor. lacy E, BROWN, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION BATES? wal!, $9 2 Year. : Hay For Sale. : Oat and Wheat Hay for sale by Straub. . Leave orders at the TRANpr office. d22-lw Girt Wanted. js wanted to do housework in a prifamily. Enquire at the — 16 : PIII IO OIOIOHE Sofa Cushion Covers x % w ; and Christmas Cards I haye dozens of Sofa ‘Cushion Covers in ele-gant-designs which I am now selling at less then ‘cost. Also Beautiful Papertries for Christie Abundance of Christmas Cards. There never has beeu seen a more elegant lot of -Handker— chiefs from 5c to $2.50 each. Make your selec— tion now. } lain Street * SPOOIOIICIIOOOOINKE UW. #. c rawford, 4 fi * *® * i % % % KR K * * * Yevada City, Cal. Furnished House For Rest. JOOOOIOK ROK HOR ished house in goon locality 1s off.’ forrentEnquire at Tegler’s confecstore. For Rent. Nonparei! restaurant on Broad street, bas always done * good business, is The place has been refitted, and is with everything except dishes: of Mas. H. C. Minx. : Business Chance, ene wise investment of $20 is often the n of success, if you sre not wi ded ing methods, you should investigate ition. It is ‘or the man of est who wishes to ive & y inout interfe ing with present em‘ent. Address H BROLASKEI, 856 DearStreet. Chicago, Ik Would that we could T FROM EVERY HOUSE-TOP the strength of @ million voices Dr. King’s Iwo a Inds of Giving. . —_ ae SIGOURNEY, Cash is mentioned by.ow. The giving of thanks is fixed bv prociamation. The giving of Grocery values by our low prices. Much reason for thanks when purchases for ordinury avd special occasions are nade here. Our _, . Cranberries, Orange Marmalade, Ol.ves, Saratoga Chipps, ‘Dainty Chips, Fancy Table Raisins, : ’ Canned Fiuits, Mincefieat and Wines. Sweet Cider, 50° cents per Gallon.” ‘These are some specials for the day sat aside for Thanksgiving and feasting Grocer, Commercial Street. Red Cedar Shingles: merase oln School Bull Pr] “i. wom, OW ISCOVETY Bei tess th, 1902. RES Bronch nih, athens Pager, = MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. : NAL CAR 60c and $1.00. Trial Bottle Free. ve Th I 0 e § 18 VU POWEBME OF MANAGEMENT! eee Jonn G. Richards use, Nevada Oi INDLEY, unselor at Law, UILDING (OPE corner Pine, SEARLS, ounselor at Laws IN ALL THE COU! ai. IMONDS, counselor at La IN THE STATB reat Vy ALLING, : at: Law, UILDING, COR. Nevada City S. FORD, counselor at La UILDING, COB. stycets. , LONG, ounselor at Le OAD AND PINB Clty.” \LOWELL, ey at Law, Oommercial da City. D. MASON, and Notary Publ BUILDING, NBY vy AGGUNER, rand SarveyorMINERAL SUBYB pn & Roberts’ Bloek. Undertaking esigne at Short N A. GRAY, ba! . or and ad iba ight y Transfer AND HAULING. aid to the 7 theatrical P \re movies : ed full management of the well 1 YORK HOTEL @ BA pp coutinns Socenduy ae hostelry in aes nd Up-te Bend of the cuisine dewill be maintained : Home-like and clean and comfortable beds. reasonable. . Best of WINE, BEER, LIQUORS and served at the bar. Hevada City Assay Office. of Ores of all deseription, BROAD STREET, : NEVADA OITY : nas Authorized Capital $200,000.00. ReserveFund $ 5,500.00 IL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF . Pald=Up Capital 79,000.00 . Undivided Profits 36,000.00 GOLD tom a telow ’ esident, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T . ; . M. 3 r, John Hotel. dad na thay re ent apace ip Bh ap D. f organ. seach teats ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. D: = hone No.—W. 28. DUNLAP & HICKS. 5 UNDEDTANING DADLONS Broad St,, Nevada City. @ Trerything requisite for funerals. Experienced undertaker in atance at all times. . OF Fic Best of service guaranteed. » of the Superintendent of Grove Onan i phone No. 84. s “RYETAB” HISKEY BEANS. emethi; Seme ng ab , and wi j. &Xperimented for ne Bean Artificlal Whitkey ariicta Whitey Gi ge pint. Just the ‘thing. for ieavolors, and picnics, ©: Cc Geese 8 ou’ the deleterious effect. Made Tom the ‘ble Matter, to contain poisonous or . . Barcoti “ teription. of any desired” Dexarage is. Ro deinthe mouth t water 4) nd the fo effect will be exp BOX OF 12 BEANS, SOc. Tbé Beans retail Tom any ry a &rocer, or first. finseng Distilling Co. RYE AND BOURBON Witskies ‘LOUIS, = = MO. new we have years. VLAAaM» sd SNWHd AdYSIHM «Gd ~ Nature has adapted them to this climate. *" ‘Now is the time to repair your roof. Mining and Building Material always onhand. Promptdelivery. — M. L. & D. Marsh Spevialty % Shingles Red Cedar Citizens Incorperated ia 1876. itches Brom 10 a. + Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all pointa Wesell SIGHT DRAPTS payable at par on LONDON, EUROPE. BULLION purehased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D, KE. Morgan, Lord Hous: M.to 4p.m. Saturdays from 6:80 to 8 o’slock P. M. Shingles Red Cedar Beni in California, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points » a ——— Selling Out. Aslam going to leave Nevada Oity I will sell all my stock, consisting of Lace, Underwear, Wrappers, Nightgowns, etc. If you want bargains. come and see me. } THAN OOST. See for yourself. CHING LEE Broad Street will cloee the stock out at LESS Nevada City When you want a Good Horse Collar —co TO— JAS. CAIRNS THE PEERLESS SMLOOM, Keeps on hand the bedt brands of BOTTLED BSBER We aim to serve only the best. Call around and see for yourself. Ail Kinds of Sumumer Drinks a. Spoclaly Factory Collars. He makes all parts of a harness. Also Buggy Tops, Cushions and short notige. reet They Were Very Different From French gloche, German glocke, signifies a. bell, and ‘up to the fourteenth century it was only used to designate @ bell: Which’ was struck at certain pe: riods of time indicated by the hourCLOCKS OF THE PAST. ¥ ‘Modern Time Telling Machines. The, word *clock,. derived from: the is ‘The Use of English: Ruskin has said somewhere in. “Fors Clavigera” that extreme } in pronunciation and. the: use vulgarity. There ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1902. of be pare, a ; clocks come next in order. The flow glass. Swndials, or “gnomions,” were the first instruments used in measuring time, and there’ is but little doubt that the long granite pillars which we call obelisks ‘were used by the Egyptians, if not as actual sundial hands, at least for some astronomical observations of the movement of the sun. Clepsydras, or water clocks, and sand of sand through a small orifice is an aécurate’ method of measuring time, for the exit of the sand is always reg‘ular, but water is influenced by the jaws of hydrostatics—when the vase is full the water runs out faster. than when it is nearly empty. Candle clocks or tapers on which were colored bands indicating how much’ was consdmed in a certain time, were also used, and their invention is attributed to ‘Alfred the Great; but this method is even more susceptible to error than the previous ones.—Jewelers’ Review. Legs Can’t Stand It. The leg has its own woes, to which it falls heir from the legacies of exercise: Grooms and cavalry officers are inclined ‘to have bowlegs and to “toe in,” parrot fashion, as is admired in Japan and in Indian land. Priests, magistrates and all who wear skirts drag their legs in walking instead of raising them, as do saldiers and correct pedestrians. Dancers of ballet who have worked hard at pointing have an internal deviation of their bones from rectitude known as “onural style is a sure ture and of ‘no taste at all. If a speaker or a writer is up to his work, he will trust for his effects to his clearness thought, strength of argument, force imagination and power to use the English language easily, directly and with common sense correctness. Grammar, diction and style are the three things which make the difference between do.—London News. Dougias Jerroléd In Sehoo!] Dougias Jerrold wrote “Black some time as & midshipman at sea;‘tha intellectual improvement. Two Mindedness. hered ‘to, but adhered to not in the way in which a’servant obeys orders ‘by: @oing simply as he ‘is told, but as 4: man who knows in himself what be has to Byed Susan” when: he was twenty-one and contributed to Punch the immensely popular “Caudle Lectures” not long afterward. But at nine years of age young Jerrold had been scarcely able to read, and it was not until he was ap prenticed toa printer, after serving for he showed either desire or capacity for High mindedness and right mindedness may profitably be supplemented by Phenomenal Honeymoon, A bewly married couple were on their ; way. from Antwerp to Paris. when one -of their fellow passengers cut bis throat with a razor in the railway cariage in which they were traveling. ‘ Another shock awaited them in Paris. A. visitor in the hotel in which they ‘were, staying was killed in the lift in their presence. On Sunday they called on a friend living in Paris who bad invited them to funch at. his house. When extending the invitation the friend observed, laughing, “You will not find any corpses with.me.” But when they arrived at @ request to have the lunch put off, as his servant had died that morning in a bathtub from: heart disease. fainted and then went into hysterics. _. The couple subsequently took the first train back to Antwerp.—London Globe. Fantastts Bottles. Glass in fabric is so beautiful that even grotesque designs cannot entirely fob it of charm; hence the “fantasies in glass’ come fitly into collections. Among foreign bottle curios are found Buddha bottles; dragons, sea horses, ships, gondolas, fountains, violins, whales and lion bottles; bottles with horizontal stories or perpendicular. dlrio bottles show. a wide but more practical range, expressing national jocosity in such shapes as cigars, pistols, monuments, eggs, boxing gloves, birdcages, canteens, lanterns, scallop shells, shoes, slippers, roller skates, barrels, castles, snails, birch bark logs, the house their host greeted them with} . This was too much for the bride, who}. visions and glass jugs with borns or . X25 t. whistles in the handles. American cu-. 7 Dickerman is selling a fine line of Solid Ebony Sterling Silver Trimmed sy at prices you will have to ay for imitati goods elsewhere. ‘pay imitation R900 <A O00 ARR 9800 SRE 800 9 EE 099 0 <a 008 age 990 eR 9009 Come and See my Glegant Stoek of Holiday Sifts and Set my prices. : faa H. Dickerman ; . RORUDENOHROR consume wood, starch, soap and other W Hy materials during the winter season, or aa hire your work done in the house ? “two mindedness,” which has been de-’ fined as the habit of taking info account what is urged on both sides and trying to combine the essential parts of the two opposing arguments ‘into cones, pyramids, figures of Uncle Sam, Banta Claus and the like.—Century. 5 An Optfmistre Cripple. A one i And can return your laundry promptly. fon.” Scrubwomen who pass much of thefr lives on thelr knees have a swelling of the knee joints. “Dentists’ leg” ig a result of overstrain, fatigue and prolonged muscular contraction. ~Another instance of muscular trademarks 4s found among file cutters. They overexert the right hand in. their work with the hammer. The hand and wrist finally weaken ‘and shrivel. The pressure ‘of the chisel against their thumb stunts the growth of that member and bends it backward. : fire Among Savage Nationa. According to Pliny fire was a long time unknown to some of the ancient Egyptian tribes, and when a celebrated astronomer made them acquainted with that element and how. to produce it they were with delight, The Per asians, Ph Greeks and several other nations acknowledge that thelr ancestors were once without the comforts which fire bestows; the Chines? confess the same of their progenitora Pompanion, Mola, Plutarch and other ancient writers speak of nations which, at the time when they wrote, knew not the use of fire or had just recently learned it. , The inhabitants of the Mariar jalands, which were discovered in 15651, had no idea of fire or its uses. Their astonishment knew -no bounds whep they saw it applied to wood, most of them taking it to be some kind of an to enjoy gists and est oure for consti Forgot Himself. Placing the Sympathy. Grimes—Doesn’t it disgust you to see a youngster trying to make a man of himself by imitating the wiles of his elders? Harris—Not at all. sympathizing with the boy, he evidently so thoroughly enjoys making @ fool of himself.—Boston Transcript. She--My husband is a brute. Friend—All men are brutes, my dear. She—Mine is simply abominable! asked him if he did not think you as pretty as I, and he said “Yes.”—New Emil Freses one higher truth. Mégnanimity, bonesty, breadth—a trio of qualities worth possessing and the last by no means the least. I cannot help arouses By sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic atomnee Pi —_— is mila and pleasan @ results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition ect health. The greatgrocers, animal which the sailors bad brought with them and which must be fed on wood, Al) Charged but the Cork. A good story is told of a digger whe had ridden into a Western Australian town to consult a doctor, Having done go, he went to have the prescription “How: much is this lot?’ he asked the chemist. e “Well, let me see,” was the reply. “There’s seven and sixpence for the medicine and'a shilling for the bottle.” He hesitated, uncertain whether he had charged for everything. “Oh, hurry up, boss,” said the impatient miner; “put a price on the cork and let us know the worst.”—London Tit-Bits, : His Gift. The following incident is reported from one of the public schools in the poorer section of Boston: “Say, teacher, here’s & tuberose I brought you,” said a smudge faced youngster the other day. And, beaming her thanks, him where he got it. . “Oh, say, dat was easy,” he replied. “J got it off’n a dead lady.” 5 ad Will Investigate. she asked by A remarkable case comes to light at Rai 8 we IT PAYS INTEREST TWICE A California Safe Depesit and Trust Company. Deposits aa All drugYEAR cent on ordinary accounts cent on term accounts Qtad for Pamphlets Descripti or Pam ve of our Business ~j, newsboy had been hopping about on his crutch selling afternoon “extras,” and when there was 4 lull in the business, owing to a falling off in the crowds, he sat down for a brief rest, = “How did you lose your leg?’ I asked. “Cable car,” he said, with the street erchin’s characteristic economy. of words. “Too bad!” I remarked. “Oh, but it might ’a’ been worse, air’. the boy replied, “The company paid the doctor and gave mother $800. That paid all our debts and left us $500 in bank, and it’s all there ’cept $40 we had to take out when mather was sick, . and I. sel! more papers than most of the boys, just ‘cause I’ve a crutch. There’s one of my customers now.”— ee ——WILL BE GIVEN BY-—— oN. DG. W. At ARMORY HALL, — oN — (Wednesday, Dec. 31 st.) Fuook Dregector:, J. H. Roge ‘AL AND SURPLUS, $1,245,225.04 _ iB. rs. COTAL ASSETS, 2 = = + 6,026,30049 Fioon ComMITrsn: Herman Brand dj. F. De may be made by P. O. Martin Maher Colley er, WelleFargd Money Order #1] ii W. Gayior Gitbert Hichards Tickets," $1.50, OFFICES Cor. California and Meatgomery Sts. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. extra lady, —gents 50 cents ; ladies 25 cents. TEAR BALL LAUREL PARLOR, No. 6 . New Year Eve Admitting geotleman and one lady; 25 cts. Gallery admission If you desire to have your ironing done at home give usa trial on a bundle of “rough dry” at. 35 Cents Per Dozen Pieces. Work of this kind will be washed, starched and dried. All Table and Bed’ Linen, not requiring starch, returned Business thoroughly finished at the above price, NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders or Bnudles at Wells, Pargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City Cal. = emcee 090599095082 : * . 2 Just received a fine line of. LA Wafers. : We Are weamaten : i All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of flavors. a SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize inevery — Price 80 cents. vl P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. . package. las Is ow One hundred (100) Hydraulic NEVADA CITY, CAL. B J. Reoros, tear W. H. Mastin, VieeP y . Nevada County Bank All kinds of BROAD STREET MARKET Miners, having knowledge of ditch construction, to work for nl ' us near Nome City, Alaska, during the Summer of 1903. Ww. by name of suffered with incurable cancer, Va. An old man there G. W: Roberts had long Every Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. _ Gold bought and advances made op How . Vegetables Fresh Our steamer leaves Seattle The cheapest and most a convenient fuel for the}about June rst, and returns, Have bim make you one to order, as he will guarantee it to outwear two kinds of Carriage Trimming done on Broad 8t body believed his case hopeless -antil he used Electric Bitters aud applied Backlen’s Arnica Salve, The treatment cured him completely. Now everybody who knows of it is investigating electric Bittters. It exerts a snghty power to expel biliousness, kidney and liver trou les and it’e a erful tonic for ran down systems, Don’t fail to try it. Only 600. Satis' . faction guaranteed by W, D. Vinton, druggist. ao : Dr, Alvah N. Porgan. » Dentist. Broad Street, Nevada City. —— Teeth Extracted Without Pain. ——$ Offee Hours—9to 1234. anditos P.M, a eenrml BLATERITE is MINERAT. Does Your Roof Le Repair it with Elaterite. iron, tin, shakes or 8 es; Ask for samples an For Sale by THE BLATBR ’ Pactory, Oakland. In rolls easy to lay; best for new roof’ descriptive circulars. Lumber and RUBBER.] ak?Hardware Dealers ITE ROOFING COneeds no painting or coating; good over old Cheap Rates East. Company will pat on sale at an early date some extraordinarily low-rate ex. eursion tickets. If you are going East at this time you will do well to take . advantage of this offer. Write to us, give your destination and probable date of. departure, and we will be pleased to give you fuller ‘. information.: J. D. MANSFIELD. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad xs Every Day. idael home. No smoke, The cheapest General Agent, 625 Market street, San Francisco, Oal. 413 Market St. San Francisco SANTA a pee pes ee ek any part of the world. © . leaving Nome about Oct. 15th. Loans made on Realand PersonalSecurit7. pregh and Salted Fish, Poultry and ashes, soot or dust. It is ‘ Interest Paid on Deposits: Eggs, Candies and Nats. always ready. Price, for} For terms and particulars, groad Street..National Hotel Building . AUGUST BAPP, Proprietor. fuel, $1.60 net; for light-. address ing, $2.50 net, per thous : sand feet. This must be NOME RIVER DITCH COMPANY EXCURSIONS @ 44 4 Over the Santa Fe Railway. ing Care are used and tot 1. and te DUCTED on } RSDAYS and SATUBare PERSONALLY CONDU DAYS by experienced an NO EXTRA FARE. booklet with fall information. B4l aa48 Tourist Slee on MONDAYS, TH d careful attendants. FOR TAIS SERV Write for it. paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges will be: for fuel $2.10; for lighting $3. Nevada County Gas & Electrics, JOHN. WERRY, Manager. SH TO ADVERTISE l s N NEWSPAPER Trust Building, : Los Angeles, Cal. — 2 ms 2 sie os a IF YOU Wi ICE. We isens a free N and B.C. DAKE'S ADVERTISING AGENCY (, 64 & 65 Merchants’ Exchange SAN PRANCISCO. CAL. JPPUSITE U.S. PATENT OFFICE FE, Market St., San Francisco.

n of this no’ t the sige bn vada City, Cal ace for the tra; said estate, in NIVEN e Meni ps . October, 1902, ‘tf NOTICE, © CE QUARTZ al place of County, Cal ra county, iy Sos at 2 rectors ap ber, I! Fay “ Raper cents ; e C able fapieal ' Of the Co i ounty, C : h this Phrmnct sixth day of it, and wivectond ; and unless » sold on the Mth the delinquent ats of advertising Nevada County, (A WINATION, \MINATION OF hers’ Certificates y hy yx YRAR—NO. 19377 TRANSCRIP T. 8 5p. BROWN.. +++ . Proprietor. lacy E, BROWN, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION BATES? wal!, $9 2 Year. : Hay For Sale. : Oat and Wheat Hay for sale by Straub. . Leave orders at the TRANpr office. d22-lw Girt Wanted. js wanted to do housework in a prifamily. Enquire at the — 16 : PIII IO OIOIOHE Sofa Cushion Covers x % w ; and Christmas Cards I haye dozens of Sofa ‘Cushion Covers in ele-gant-designs which I am now selling at less then ‘cost. Also Beautiful Papertries for Christie Abundance of Christmas Cards. There never has beeu seen a more elegant lot of -Handker— chiefs from 5c to $2.50 each. Make your selec— tion now. } lain Street * SPOOIOIICIIOOOOINKE UW. #. c rawford, 4 fi * *® * i % % % KR K * * * Yevada City, Cal. Furnished House For Rest. JOOOOIOK ROK HOR ished house in goon locality 1s off.’ forrentEnquire at Tegler’s confecstore. For Rent. Nonparei! restaurant on Broad street, bas always done * good business, is The place has been refitted, and is with everything except dishes: of Mas. H. C. Minx. : Business Chance, ene wise investment of $20 is often the n of success, if you sre not wi ded ing methods, you should investigate ition. It is ‘or the man of est who wishes to ive & y inout interfe ing with present em‘ent. Address H BROLASKEI, 856 DearStreet. Chicago, Ik Would that we could T FROM EVERY HOUSE-TOP the strength of @ million voices Dr. King’s Iwo a Inds of Giving.. . —_ ae SIGOURNEY, Cash is mentioned by.ow. The giving of thanks is fixed bv prociamation. The giving of Grocery values by our low prices. Much reason for thanks when purchases for ordinury avd special occasions are nade here. Our _, . Cranberries, Orange Marmalade, Ol.ves, Saratoga Chipps, ‘Dainty Chips, Fancy Table Raisins, : ’ Canned Fiuits, Mincefieat and Wines. Sweet Cider, 50° cents per Gallon.” ‘These are some specials for the day sat aside for Thanksgiving and feasting Grocer, Commercial Street. Red Cedar Shingles: merase oln School Bull Pr] “i. wom, OW ISCOVETY Bei tess th, 1902. RES Bronch nih, athens Pager, = MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. : NAL CAR 60c and $1.00. Trial Bottle Free. ve Th I 0 e § 18 VU POWEBME OF MANAGEMENT! eee Jonn G. Richards use, Nevada Oi INDLEY, unselor at Law, UILDING (OPE corner Pine, SEARLS, ounselor at Laws IN ALL THE COU! ai. IMONDS, counselor at La IN THE STATB reat Vy ALLING, : at: Law, UILDING, COR. Nevada City S. FORD, counselor at La UILDING, COB. stycets. , LONG, ounselor at Le OAD AND PINB Clty..” \LOWELL, ey at Law, Oommercial da City. D. MASON, and Notary Publ BUILDING, NBY vy AGGUNER, rand SarveyorMINERAL SUBYB pn & Roberts’ Bloek. Undertaking esigne at Short N A. GRAY, ba! . or and ad iba ight y Transfer AND HAULING. aid to the 7 theatrical P \re movies : ed full management of the well 1 YORK HOTEL @ BA pp coutinns Socenduy ae hostelry in aes nd Up-te Bend of the cuisine dewill be maintained : Home-like and clean and comfortable beds. reasonable. . Best of WINE, BEER, LIQUORS and served at the bar. Hevada City Assay Office. of Ores of all deseription, BROAD STREET, : NEVADA OITY : nas Authorized Capital $200,000.00. ReserveFund $ 5,500.00 IL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF . Pald=Up Capital 79,000.00 . Undivided Profits 36,000.00 GOLD tom a telow ’ esident, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T . ; . M. 3 r, John Hotel. dad na thay re ent apace ip Bh ap D. f organ. seach teats ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. D: = hone No.—W. 28. DUNLAP & HICKS. 5 UNDEDTANING DADLONS Broad St,, Nevada City. @ Trerything requisite for funerals. Experienced undertaker in atance at all times. . OF Fic Best of service guaranteed. » of the Superintendent of Grove Onan i phone No. 84. s “RYETAB” HISKEY BEANS. emethi; Seme ng ab , and wi j. &Xperimented for ne Bean Artificlal Whitkey ariicta Whitey Gi ge pint. Just the ‘thing. for ieavolors, and picnics, ©: Cc Geese 8 ou’ the deleterious effect. Made Tom the ‘ble Matter, to contain poisonous or . . Barcoti “ teription. of any desired” Dexarage is. Ro deinthe mouth t water 4) nd the fo effect will be exp BOX OF 12 BEANS, SOc. Tbé Beans retail Tom any ry a &rocer, or first. finseng Distilling Co. RYE AND BOURBON Witskies ‘LOUIS, = = MO. new we have years. VLAAaM» sd SNWHd AdYSIHM «Gd ~ Nature has adapted them to this climate. *" ‘Now is the time to repair your roof. Mining and Building Material always onhand. Promptdelivery. — M. L. & D. Marsh Spevialty % Shingles Red Cedar Citizens Incorperated ia 1876. itches Brom 10 a. + Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all pointa Wesell SIGHT DRAPTS payable at par on LONDON, EUROPE. BULLION purehased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D, KE. Morgan, Lord Hous: M.to 4p.m. Saturdays from 6:80 to 8 o’slock P. M. Shingles Red Cedar Beni in California, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points » a ——— Selling Out. Aslam going to leave Nevada Oity I will sell all my stock, consisting of Lace, Underwear, Wrappers, Nightgowns, etc. If you want bargains. come and see me. } THAN OOST. See for yourself. CHING LEE Broad Street will cloee the stock out at LESS Nevada City When you want a Good Horse Collar —co TO— JAS. CAIRNS THE PEERLESS SMLOOM, Keeps on hand the bedt brands of BOTTLED BSBER We aim to serve only the best. Call around and see for yourself. Ail Kinds of Sumumer Drinks a. Spoclaly Factory Collars. He makes all parts of a harness. Also Buggy Tops, Cushions and short notige. reet They Were Very Different From French gloche, German glocke, signifies a. bell, and ‘up to the fourteenth century it was only used to designate @ bell: Which’ was struck at certain pe: riods of time indicated by the hourCLOCKS OF THE PAST. ¥ ‘Modern Time Telling Machines. The, word *clock,. derived from: the is ‘The Use of English: Ruskin has said somewhere in. “Fors Clavigera” that extreme } in pronunciation and. the: use vulgarity. There ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1902. of be pare, a ; clocks come next in order. The flow glass. Swndials, or “gnomions,” were the first instruments used in measuring time, and there’ is but little doubt that the long granite pillars which we call obelisks ‘were used by the Egyptians, if not as actual sundial hands, at least for some astronomical observations of the movement of the sun. Clepsydras, or water clocks, and sand of sand through a small orifice is an aécurate’ method of measuring time, for the exit of the sand is always reg‘ular, but water is influenced by the jaws of hydrostatics—when the vase is full the water runs out faster. than when it is nearly empty. Candle clocks or tapers on which were colored bands indicating how much’ was consdmed in a certain time, were also used, and their invention is attributed to ‘Alfred the Great; but this method is even more susceptible to error than the previous ones.—Jewelers’ Review. Legs Can’t Stand It. The leg has its own woes, to which it falls heir from the legacies of exercise: Grooms and cavalry officers are inclined ‘to have bowlegs and to “toe in,” parrot fashion, as is admired in Japan and in Indian land. Priests, magistrates and all who wear skirts drag their legs in walking instead of raising them, as do saldiers and correct pedestrians. Dancers of ballet who have worked hard at pointing have an internal deviation of their bones from rectitude known as “onural style is a sure ture and of ‘no taste at all. If a speaker or a writer is up to his work, he will trust for his effects to his clearness thought, strength of argument, force imagination and power to use the English language easily, directly and with common sense correctness. Grammar, diction and style are the three things which make the difference between do.—London News. Dougias Jerroléd In Sehoo!] Dougias Jerrold wrote “Black some time as & midshipman at sea;‘tha intellectual improvement. Two Mindedness. hered ‘to, but adhered to not in the way in which a’servant obeys orders ‘by: @oing simply as he ‘is told, but as 4: man who knows in himself what be has to Byed Susan” when: he was twenty-one and contributed to Punch the immensely popular “Caudle Lectures” not long afterward. But at nine years of age young Jerrold had been scarcely able to read, and it was not until he was ap

prenticed toa printer, after serving for he showed either desire or capacity for High mindedness and right mindedness may profitably be supplemented by Phenomenal Honeymoon, A bewly married couple were on their ; way. from Antwerp to Paris. when one -of their fellow passengers cut bis throat with a razor in the railway cariage in which they were traveling. ‘ Another shock awaited them in Paris. A. visitor in the hotel in which they ‘were, staying was killed in the lift in their presence. On Sunday they called on a friend living in Paris who bad invited them to funch at. his house. When extending the invitation the friend observed, laughing, “You will not find any corpses with.me.” But when they arrived at @ request to have the lunch put off, as his servant had died that morning in a bathtub from: heart disease. fainted and then went into hysterics. _. The couple subsequently took the first train back to Antwerp.—London Globe. Fantastts Bottles. Glass in fabric is so beautiful that even grotesque designs cannot entirely fob it of charm; hence the “fantasies in glass’ come fitly into collections. Among foreign bottle curios are found Buddha bottles; dragons, sea horses, ships, gondolas, fountains, violins, whales and lion bottles; bottles with horizontal stories or perpendicular. dlrio bottles show. a wide but more practical range, expressing national jocosity in such shapes as cigars, pistols, monuments, eggs, boxing gloves, birdcages, canteens, lanterns, scallop shells, shoes, slippers, roller skates, barrels, castles, snails, birch bark logs, the house their host greeted them with} . This was too much for the bride, who}. visions and glass jugs with borns or . X25 t. whistles in the handles. American cu-. 7 Dickerman is selling a fine line of Solid Ebony Sterling Silver Trimmed sy at prices you will have to ay for imitati goods elsewhere. ‘pay imitation R900 <A O00 ARR 9800 SRE 800 9 EE 099 0 <a 008 age 990 eR 9009 Come and See my Glegant Stoek of Holiday Sifts and Set my prices. : faa H. Dickerman ; . RORUDENOHROR consume wood, starch, soap and other W Hy materials during the winter season, or aa hire your work done in the house ? “two mindedness,” which has been de-’ fined as the habit of taking info account what is urged on both sides and trying to combine the essential parts of the two opposing arguments ‘into cones, pyramids, figures of Uncle Sam, Banta Claus and the like.—Century. 5 An Optfmistre Cripple. A one i And can return your laundry promptly. fon.” Scrubwomen who pass much of thefr lives on thelr knees have a swelling of the knee joints. “Dentists’ leg” ig a result of overstrain, fatigue and prolonged muscular contraction. ~Another instance of muscular trademarks 4s found among file cutters. They overexert the right hand in. their work with the hammer. The hand and wrist finally weaken ‘and shrivel. The pressure ‘of the chisel against their thumb stunts the growth of that member and bends it backward. : fire Among Savage Nationa. According to Pliny fire was a long time unknown to some of the ancient Egyptian tribes, and when a celebrated astronomer made them acquainted with that element and how. to produce it they were with delight, The Per asians, Ph Greeks and several other nations acknowledge that thelr ancestors were once without the comforts which fire bestows; the Chines? confess the same of their progenitora Pompanion, Mola, Plutarch and other ancient writers speak of nations which, at the time when they wrote, knew not the use of fire or had just recently learned it. , The inhabitants of the Mariar jalands, which were discovered in 15651, had no idea of fire or its uses. Their astonishment knew -no bounds whep they saw it applied to wood, most of them taking it to be some kind of an to enjoy gists and est oure for consti Forgot Himself. Placing the Sympathy. Grimes—Doesn’t it disgust you to see a youngster trying to make a man of himself by imitating the wiles of his elders? Harris—Not at all. sympathizing with the boy, he evidently so thoroughly enjoys making @ fool of himself.—Boston Transcript. She--My husband is a brute. Friend—All men are brutes, my dear. She—Mine is simply abominable! asked him if he did not think you as pretty as I, and he said “Yes.”—New Emil Freses one higher truth. Mégnanimity, bonesty, breadth—a trio of qualities worth possessing and the last by no means the least. I cannot help arouses By sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic atomnee Pi —_— is mila and pleasan @ results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition ect health. The greatgrocers, animal which the sailors bad brought with them and which must be fed on wood, Al) Charged but the Cork. A good story is told of a digger whe had ridden into a Western Australian town to consult a doctor, Having done go, he went to have the prescription “How: much is this lot?’ he asked the chemist. e “Well, let me see,” was the reply. “There’s seven and sixpence for the medicine and'a shilling for the bottle.” He hesitated, uncertain whether he had charged for everything. “Oh, hurry up, boss,” said the impatient miner; “put a price on the cork and let us know the worst.”—London Tit-Bits, : His Gift. The following incident is reported from one of the public schools in the poorer section of Boston: “Say, teacher, here’s & tuberose I brought you,” said a smudge faced youngster the other day. And, beaming her thanks, him where he got it. . “Oh, say, dat was easy,” he replied. “J got it off’n a dead lady.” 5 ad Will Investigate. she asked by A remarkable case comes to light at Rai 8 we IT PAYS INTEREST TWICE A California Safe Depesit and Trust Company.. Deposits aa All drugYEAR cent on ordinary accounts cent on term accounts Qtad for Pamphlets Descripti or Pam ve of our Business ~j, newsboy had been hopping about on his crutch selling afternoon “extras,” and when there was 4 lull in the business, owing to a falling off in the crowds, he sat down for a brief rest, = “How did you lose your leg?’ I asked. “Cable car,” he said, with the street erchin’s characteristic economy. of words. “Too bad!” I remarked. “Oh, but it might ’a’ been worse, air’. the boy replied, “The company paid the doctor and gave mother $800. That paid all our debts and left us $500 in bank, and it’s all there ’cept $40 we had to take out when mather was sick, . and I. sel! more papers than most of the boys, just ‘cause I’ve a crutch. There’s one of my customers now.”— ee ——WILL BE GIVEN BY-—— oN. DG. W. At ARMORY HALL, — oN — (Wednesday, Dec. 31 st.) Fuook Dregector:, J. H. Roge ‘AL AND SURPLUS, $1,245,225.04 _ iB. rs. 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