December 30, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT _ NAT. P.“BROWN;-Proprictor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays}Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS: OF .SUBSCRIPTION Oy Met, ~+ $6 Por,Year . By Cartier, : ~ 12. 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany partic? the city. : enemas \ PUBSOAY,. 00. cece. pec adene bi. B-. avoid 9s December 30, 1902 Ea NEW YEAR: IN: THE HOME. 2 HERE are few that enter.ipoh amew year without the hope or the resolution that however good or poor the life, work. and pleasure; have been "during the past, the coming year shall witness improvement in their quality. Those who feel that the-record of the previous year has beeni, in the main; gO0d; ate stimtlated to further efforts; those whose hearts are sore because of what lies before them long earnestly for an improved «Corfdition of affairs during the days tocome. So, whatever ‘the lifé has been, however the work has fared, the trnue-hearted everywhere meet the ' new year with a hope and a desire that in its months they may “Rise on stepping stones of their dead selves to higher things.” " : It is not to be expected that the homekeeper or the housewife shall be exempt from the number of those who desire to reach greater excellence, With her it may not :mean more of individual work, but of giving the mind to work that is unpleasant or disliked. It may mean a stronger effort to systematize work, .or to perform it in orderly fashion on the part of those who have little method in work; or do things in a desultory, haphazard way. It may mean for somé the putting of conscience into the work; for others, the gradual apprehension of the uplifting truth that only in the discharge of duty—whether it be the perform«j ance of homely household tasks that often seem to exhaust body and mind or in more congenial employment—they advance toward the realization of the highest ideals, and, if the spirit has serene control this is accomplished. with the least friction possible, the least waste of physical and mental strength. ; When a woman comes to recognize her personal responsibility in the faithfal, cheerful doing-of her work as essential to the fulfillment ofthe Divine plan—not simply for herself but for the betterment of the world—she becomes a conscious worker with God, and desire for self-advancement gradually recedes into the background. She does not efface herself, she respects herself, and this commands—whatever her work--the respect of every.right-minded person, and grows into a broader, stronges,. sweeter, nobler soul day by day. Heroutlook embraces both fiorizons-the earthly and the heavenly. “This much of comfort every earnest and tired worker should take for her refreshment at the beginning of the year. When eyes ache because of close scrutiny, nothing rests the strained. or weary nerve like the far-off gaze. The broader field of vision calls into play-a fresh set of muscles, the tension is relaxed, and, after a°Hittle, the eye can return to the narrowest limits with remewed vigor and brightness. So it is with the wearied homekeeper. There is such a sameness in the necessary round of housework; such a daily repetition of toil; three meals a day ‘to be prepared by one’s own hands or planned for another to provide; the family “fig leaves” to be made ready and looked after for daily and special use; the house to be kept fresh, in order, and ready for family occupation or friendly visit; and the general overBusiness Transacted in -mivistrator upon filing a bond of $800 “COURT omnes, the Superior Court. To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Francis M. Andre, deceased. Order establishing notice to creditors. ’ Estate of Marshall Damferd, deceased. Order of distribution. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased. Order appointing O. H. Eddy, E. J. Morgan and G. M. Hughes appraieers. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased, Order for publication of notice to creditors. Estate of J. McLachlan deceased. Order appointing Joseph Eustis adFine Imposed. New York, Deoember 29—The woman who was seized by the hair and thrown tothe pavement by a drunken cabman on Broadway Friday night was Minnie Maddern Fiske, the little woman who is the star of ‘‘Mary of Magdala,” at the Manhattan Theater. Although she sbrank from the painful publicity of prosecuting the man. It was deemsd best to make an example o him, in view of the growing brutality of New Yorkcab drivers. The big brate said he had been drwak and was sorry, and was fined $5. — Operated On. Dr. W.P. Sawyer of this city, as sisted by Dr. H. E. Franck of Grass Valley, today operated on John Hopkins, proprietor of the Hydranlic Saloon, for appendecitis. Mr. Hopkins’ condition is very serious and but little hope is entertained of his.recovery. Actor Married. GREENWICH, Oonn., December 29— William Faversham, tbe English actor, and Mrs. Julia Opp Loraine, ap actress, were married today by Judge Burnes. Maher & Co, have an interesting note in their advertising space in this read by everyone. Happy New Year. ee 8 announced that there was none. *ee little colds. Syrup. — ws teal Nothing lasts except merit. wortby to live. old aud pure. cisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. * Cheap Rates East. sight of the home. If, to all this, is added the care and training of a growing family, and also a very limited financial ability; the strain on-a strong woman’s strength is tremendous; on a weaker woman is often more than she can bear. # See, then, the need of deliberately changing the range of vision at least once a year. Perhaps the relief obtained then will convince of the wisdom of more frequent looking off beyond the narrower horizon of home cares, duties and pleasures, into the broader one of God's great world, and the still.broader one where mind and spirit learn to interpret the great truths of lifé and love to the material comprehension and redemption. May the ‘New Year bring this joy and refreshment to all. = demic among live stock promises to 4 add .auotber laurel to Secretary WilThe friends and admirers of the. egon’s administration. President are glad that he has beeo. -= ~~ spared thé arduous and thankless of~The : : enel “The argument which John G. Carnone s arbitrating the Yenesa ‘2 Hiisle made recently before the Supreme baie hp Court in favor of hie lottery clients resweated the fact that ke had lost. none to investigate the proposed change. to of his oratoriel powers and members the gold nasa, As a Gunwnd of both Senate and House flocked to politician in bis own country the@ol. bear btm. onel will not have much weight. with ae men ofthe Diag caliber. “°° °*"which the Department of Agriculture spas Ghecked the foot and mouth epiCol. W. J. Bryan is golig to Mexico » Pearls are’ becoming scarce, many ; . 2. § of the Oriental beds having been exThe English “people are véry s0re. hausted;. Of the rarer varieties the over the Venezuelan situation, they . trae pink is the most costly, a perfect feel that their politicians have played. specimen to size of a carat diamond second fiddle to Germany’s ill advised . wouldprobably bring $25,000. comic opera. ‘ “= © \} .The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Cel, Bob Bobe, of Bobe, Missy might. of Boston, with their guests, the Aalest of Southern Bear bunters, is dead. [cient and Honorable Artillery OomHe killed more than 1000 tears and. pazy of London, will visit Washingbis record for one sesson was 150, ton next year. In the Revolutionary _. America ‘in 1868 He came to Monevening’s TRaNsORIPT, which should be They wish all a A preacher says that there is still gambling at Long Branch, It would have been more startling if. be had It’s the little colds that grow into big colds; the big colds that end in consumption and death. Watch the Dr; Wood's Norway Pine ‘The whiskey which has lived for years—is Gilt Edge Whiskey is Your dealer has it. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San FranA.Lucky Farmer. . Hartvittzs, Mo.,December 20— Farmband Henry Roseman has suddenly become rich. From an ennusl income of less than $875 he hae jamped to wealth estimated at $125,000. He is 85 years-old, has a wife and six children whom he hae cared for on his earnings as a farm laborer. He hee been known to his neighbors as steady and hard-working, and to the limit of bis means, a good provider. It was his last employer who made Roseman rich—Ed Follensby, a strange old man who came out from the West eight years ago with another strange old map, Jack Cherry, who died four years ago, leaving all his property to Follensby, who now leaves it all to his faitbfal hired man. Lees’ Will Filed. San Franoisco, December 29—The willof the late Isaiah W. Lees, former Chief of Police of this city, who died last week, was filed for probate today. The entire estate, which is valued at about $300,000, is bequeathed to the son and daughter of the deceased detective. Ohief Lees was repated to bea millionaire, but his real property, as is evidenced by a deed of gift, filed simultaneously with the will, falls short of $300,000. Pioneer Dead. Hetena. Montana, December 29— Samuel Jackson Jones, aged 80, a plopeer of California and Montana, is dead here. In 1850 he went to Oalifornia, where he became head of the financial department of the WellsFargo Express Company. From there he went to London, but returned to tana in 1371 at the request of the father of President Roosevelt to assume the management of a mining company at Unionville. Mills Opened. MoKzesrort, Pa., December 20—The Demner tin plate plant, which has. been idle for several months, resumed operations in full today, giving employment to 500 men. The Monongaand Steel mill, which have been idle for several weeks, will resume operations in full on New Year’s evening. This will place all the iron and steel milis in McKeesportin full operations on January Ist. Is On Trial. Davin City, Neb., December 29—The preliminary trial of Mrs. Lena Lillie, charged with the murder of her hus band, Harvey V. Lillie, began today. The courtroom was crowded and among the spectators were many relatives of the defendant and Lillie, who Have come from all portions of the State. The prosecution wil) try to prove a motive. . After the soldier, the franchise hunter, The proposed electric street railway for Manila now offers inducement; to the capitalist. ; Revolution Imminent. A sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly Jdigsmember the troublesome causes, It never fails to tone the stomach, regalate the Kidneys -and Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. Bun down systems benefit particalarly and all the usual attending aches the shaft. severely cut up. wee Lecompton. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Alfred Martin (Badly Injured at the About 10:30 this morning a very serious and what may prove to be a fatal accident happened at the Lecompton mine in Willow Valley. Fred Thomas, the brakesman at the mine, failed to hook the car to the cable properly, and when he pushed it over the landing the car broke loose and went tearing down the shaft at a ter tific speed, to a station, a distance of 75 feet. foreman of the mine, who was in the bottom of the incline directing the work of the miners, had started up He naw the car coming, and jumped to one side. The car atrack a large timber, throwing it with terrific force against, Mr. crushing him up egainet the wall, and he sustained very serious and peinfal injuries, He had his left ‘shoulder and chest crushed, right collar bone broken and his head and face Wm, Andrews came to town with news of the accident, and President W. H. Dunlap of the company took Dr. 0. L. Maller out in a buggy immediately after. The Doctor attended to the injuries of the anAlfred Martin, Martin, Killed in Church, Sr. Pererspure, December 29—A dispatch from. Mogcow. announces that an Armenian nemed .Jambora was murdered while entering the eburch there The Grand Ball Armory Hall will present a beautiful appearance tomorrow night when the grand ball to be given by the Native Daughters tekes place. The hall decorations and embellishments will be something superb, and the bright glow of the numerous electric lights provided is sure to add brilliancy and splendor to the scene, The floor of the large hall will be placed in extra fine condition for dancing and the music-by Wild’s fall orchestra will be the finest yet rendered on these annual occasions. In fast, every feature connected with the ball will be the best that can be provided.Go and’dance the old year out and the new year in. He was captured by brigandse inthe Oaucasus several monthe ago and obtained hid releasé ‘by promising’ to pay, them ransom. This he failed to-do and his captors killed him in revenge. Chief Injured. 3 Pirrssure, Pa., December 29—Three buildings were burned to the ground and two hotels and the postofflce were damaged by fire at Braddock, Pa., today. Obief MoMicheels, of the Fire Department, and Policeman George Young were badly injured by an exTook Her Literally. Blizabeth Cady Stanton was once ae ~ sie F oreman Select SacraMENnTo, TRANSCRIP I 1. December 30, 19¢ . F MENTIONS me Ttems Condens Cuthbert, fo ae tes Pi Union office, by pted the tena; of W. W. Shannon, State Printer; 7 tobe General Foreman of the g,, Printing office. Mr. Cuthbert is » ‘oguized a8 a first-class print craft. He bas been connect the composing rooms of the RB Union rss sixteen years, sent wit sit) ——= + & Frightened Horse, Ronpigg like .maddown th Be fit f du g@ the occupants, or shee 6 nt ; 0 other accidents, arévery aay sos rences, “It behooves ¢ have a reliable Salve Senne ry there’s.pone a8-go0d as-Bucklen’s : nica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, & busy Readers. giving a piece of advice to a roomful . plosion of gas. © ; of ‘young men in a little village on the subject of matrimony. “When you marry,” she said, “choose a woman with a spine and a sound set of teeth.” “Good gracious, Mrs. Stanton,” re marked one of her listeners in alarm, “do they ever come without spines?” DECEMB Bad Spelling. . One of the causes to which the prevalence of bad spelling among the rising generation is attributed is the fact that the modern Roman method of pronouncing Latin gives no direct indication of the pronunciation of the English derivatives and so no cue to their spelling, as the English sound of Latin words did when it was used. Printer’s ink, and this we do a friendly call. : Overheard In the Garden of Eden. “You are a nasty, mean, horrid old thing, so there!” éxclaimed Eve. “T suppose next you, will threaten to Maher & Co., Nevada Cit Dhis Is the Leet Call It is the last:'time this year that we will give you any Ladies and gentlemen and your children of this who big prosperous county of ours—we thank you. _ We thank you for your good words for us. We thank you for your good wishes. zema and Piles, disa = der,lts soothing effect. tbo, at Vidal bt : eta’ o’elock electric car ran 0 For the best of every bing in tf rd dog at Grass Valley yes meat line send 5 oar orders to Naffzigee electrocated the canine. — ister, a resident of Gran od there yesterday morn uneral took place this af i shter of Mrs. Sharp of Cat the thamb of her left ha s ago and the services . were necessary. . 4 Teague, a former reside: City died in Tuolumne ter an illness of e few < a member of Milo L » of Pythias, of this city. ras a native of England, ty-two years. Lnnual examination of a or teachers’ certificates . yesterday in Washi: ouse and it will huring the week. Ther ER, 1902, not call an advertisement, it j fortunate man, after which he was removed to his home near the mine. Mr. Martin isa man of family, havinga wife, two sons and a daughter. the result of the injuries will be cannot be foretold. Mrs. Martin was in town at the time of the accident, Mr. Martin ie ason-in-law of the late Joseph ‘Thomas, who died suddenly a few. “No,” answered ber husband. months ago. A nephew of Joseph “What?” Thomas, William Thomas, was ‘blown You'd growl because you had nothing to growl about.” up in the Home mine about two years ago. The family seems to have more than ite share of ill lack. Elizabeth, W.Va. An old man there hela steel furnace and the Boston Iron . by suffered with incurable cancer. Every: body believed hie case hopeless until -Backlen’s Arnica Salve. go home to mamina,” taunted Adam. Then, realizing the bitterness of nature’s handicap, Eve burst into tears.-What Philadelphia Record. The Wife. “Suppose I were an absolutely perfect woman,” she remarked sharply. “Do you know what you'd do then?” Very Willing. “You asked her father for her hand?’ “Yes,”’ “And he refused you?” “No, he didn’t. He said I could have both of them.”—Cleveland Plain DealWhy has the price of oil been: advanced 834 cents a gallon, pearly 50 per cent, since the date when the coal strike began? We pause for a reply. —o-2ee \f you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in. and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 real -~*@eWill Investigate, AYemarkable case comes to light at name of G. W. Roberts bad long he used Electric Bitters aud applied The treatment cured him completely. Now everybody who knows of it is investigating electric Bittters, It exerts a mighty power to expel biliousness, kidney and Hiver troubles and it’s a wonderful tonic for ran down systems. Don’t fail to try it. Only 50c. SatisNotice to Creditors. faction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, : druggist. IX THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of California. r In the matter of the Estate of MARY PURDON, deceased. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased Notice is y given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Mar to the creditors of and all Half the ille that man is heir to come from indigestiow. . Burdock Blood Bitters’ strengthens and tones ° Purdon, deceased, the stomach; makes indigestion imoe having claims nae tha said possible. to exhibit with the neeessary vouchers, within four months afee ter the blication of this notice to the said Admi ator, at the law o of — GOAL REDUCED Gastle Gate imary certificates he old law. No more prt tes are to be igsued t Board of Education, 4 » teach school it is necess “grammar grade cert! » who hold primary corti te-only on ‘Friday and . ih of Mrs. 10 Ella Winslow Towle, ' We thank you for your patronage. We thank you in advance for what is coming. Ladies, at the tap of the bell Januaty. 2, 1903, we will b out as hungry as ever for old customers, for new customers for more customers, and for all kinds of customers, and righ here with all the other promises that will be made for the new year—we promise to do better than ever. __ In conclusion we wish you all the happiness and good will you can get from the New Year. Respectfully, ahex && Co OE NY »Allen Towle, pioneer “gia ee if Hi, Towle nN res? vy £n “FOR EVERY epg ger fi member of the aoe nadie of Erie : Family. A York, Mrs. Towle lea' George G. and Allen Tov ughters, Miss Sadie To 1, H. Stepheneon. The ke place at Towle Sta’ w afternoon. ah of a Ch infant son of Mr. 8 a Oliver of Gold Flat € ng. The little one wi ith a gevere cold last 111 c'olock this mornin; The child was two W choice is often difficult to make, but we carry a large variety from which ‘a‘suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: For Father For Mother A Shaving Set, complete . Decorated Parlor Lamp, with case;-One of our guar. Stand or Hanging Lamp, anteed KK Knives, a Tool . Dinner Set, Set of Silver Set complete, a Oarving Set, dives, Forks or Spoons, One-of our Decorated Shavniversal Steel Range, a ing Mugs, a Decorated Oup, . Pair of Scissors. For the Boy For the Little Girl Bicycle, Wagon, One of “Our Baby Carpet Accidents ‘come with distressing . Jones & La Rue, at Grass Valley, California, Knit. wi e, Air Gan, Sweepers, frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises ie, i the i SP ecal estan, im aed Parlor Rifle, ‘Tos Wringer, arents have the sincere . stings, eprains. Dr. Thomas’ Eclec. °°" of DAVID B. MORGAN, . . Base Ball, Bat, Glove, etc. . Toy Sad Iron, etc., ete. ir friends in their bere tric Oil relieves the . pap instantly. . Administrator of the Estate of Mary Purdon, . ’ aaa Never.safe without it. Dated this 9th day of December, 1902. 30 ; K wh j GEO. E. TURNER no Oo a , 8. Remick, commercia NOTIOE—This Store will remain open until nine sorge Sherman, candy o’clock evenings until after the holidays. 4 re Sete was , : NZ day to Misa Oatherine 4 we nent. . Mr, Remick nin this city, where; bi visitor, aud is to be on securing such a bea nplished young lady The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company will put onsale at an early date some extraordinarily low-rate excursion 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. vanish under its searching and thorough effectivess. Electric Bitters is only 50c, and that is returned if it anteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. A Costly [Plistake. Blunders are sometimes very expensive. Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake, but you'll never be wrong if you take King’s New Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 250, at Vinton’s drug store. J. D. MANnssIgELD. General Agent, 625 Market street, San Francisco, Oal. Rocking Chairs Wake Handsome Presents for Yew Year’ s, Birthdays or Weddings. Z -Prices: from Prices from. $3-50 up $3.50 up . . have the best. line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in-this City. They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these Chairs are the designs, golden oak} finish, and “Lock Bolt Joints. Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11 In Wood Rockers from $3.75,t0 $12. é Call\and See them whether you wish to buy or not. # * don’t give perfect satisfaction. Guar-. LEGG & SHAW’ CO. Electro-Dental Parlors Coal now $13.00 Per Ton * pce ae rgd Sea . Casi WHER: “Only a Few Days tore LL OUR HATS WILL. BE SOLD REGARDLE OF. COST, This: ' ladies to select theirWINTER HATS, as our Nevé City store will eloge for the season January Ist. keep nothing over. pick of a NICE HAT. The store will reo ret SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. L. LUBECK Commérefal St., Nevada City.,More Settle »more German fami sago Park tbie mor! Chicago and will . on ranches there. ' several accessions to of late by people of will be the fast chance for t Wew Therefore, come early and take yo All must be sold by January 1 n March 16, 1903, with a fd ssieeieaiiin Mill St., Grass Vall ied of Inju . Franois0o, Dec. 29 est died today as the Main Street, Nevada City. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, Are Located Here Permanently ‘with all the : modere ELEOTRIOAL aud other conveniences:for} doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by” other @@" No cnarge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, Phose Ma n 633. PEPPPP ae We cary. a lar: DR. R. E. SMITH same. Our HOLIDAY ever seen here before, established nearly four years ago. One of the . best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast ‘ne of care. We are agents dentists. es ein now, when pasceiaaais, are conlets,, PLATES, full or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS..:.. $2.00 Mel pike vt? daagy few ae . GOLD cROW 22 Karat. LLING coun romptly attended to, Respectfull BRIDGE awnge aa "RIE Jer tL preter OT mating A: boa ree PAINLESS EXTRAOTION, 60 CENTS. ee > ae . War these organizations were on opThe promptness and efficiency with} posite sides. ©. F. BRAYTON * tetas ancth al ~~ = oo. R.E. SMITH, DZD. s ROSEN _ Street, Nevada City, ' Aaseaic Bullding, upstairs, FOR COLD WEATHER. Call at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of HK. Liebes Co. Fine’. urs or Roas stock ofSthem toobs this year exceeds anythin Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs com direct from the factory and were selected with the greattt for the celebrated Centemer! Ki Gloves and alse for the A. B. and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here el bracing everything useful and ornamental in ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. 3ERG BROS received some tim y morning, when he bot his home into bbor. Just how he u bas not been asce! tare investig ating t —_ eo had a running, ite leg. Suffered torte ment took away the ng instantly, and qu blanent cure.” O. ling Green, O. ee b old-fashioned tod id—is a great drir Moore” Whiskt er, a little water, t —Jessé Moore” W Kind You Have J and our prices are always t One Dollar Glove iu .dresse the most attrac Make selection and avoid the holida Orders from

Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT _ NAT. P.“BROWN;-Proprictor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays}Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS: OF .SUBSCRIPTION Oy Met, ~+ $6 Por,Year . By Cartier, : ~ 12. 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany partic? the city. : enemas \ PUBSOAY,.. 00. cece.. pec adene bi. B-. avoid 9s December 30, 1902 Ea NEW YEAR: IN: THE HOME. 2 HERE are few that enter.ipoh amew year without the hope or the resolution that however good or poor the life, work. and pleasure; have been "during the past, the coming year shall witness improvement in their quality. Those who feel that the-record of the previous year has beeni, in the main; gO0d; ate stimtlated to further efforts; those whose hearts are sore because of what lies before them long earnestly for an improved «Corfdition of affairs during the days tocome. So, whatever ‘the lifé has been, however the work has fared, the trnue-hearted everywhere meet the ' new year with a hope and a desire that in its months they may “Rise on stepping stones of their dead selves to higher things.” " : It is not to be expected that the homekeeper or the housewife shall be exempt from the number of those who desire to reach greater excellence, With her it may not :mean more of individual work, but of giving the mind to work that is unpleasant or disliked. It may mean a stronger effort to systematize work, .or to perform it in orderly fashion on the part of those who have little method in work; or do things in a desultory, haphazard way. It may mean for somé the putting of conscience into the work; for others, the gradual apprehension of the uplifting truth that only in the discharge of duty—whether it be the perform«j ance of homely household tasks that often seem to exhaust body and mind or in more congenial employment—they advance toward the realization of the highest ideals, and, if the spirit has serene control this is accomplished. with the least friction possible, the least waste of physical and mental strength. ; When a woman comes to recognize her personal responsibility in the faithfal, cheerful doing-of her work as essential to the fulfillment ofthe Divine plan—not simply for herself but for the betterment of the world—she becomes a conscious worker with God, and desire for self-advancement gradually recedes into the background. She does not efface herself, she respects herself, and this commands—whatever her work--the respect of every.right-minded person, and grows into a broader, stronges,. sweeter, nobler soul day by day. Heroutlook embraces both fiorizons-the earthly and the heavenly. “This much of comfort every earnest and tired worker should take for her refreshment at the beginning of the year. When eyes ache because of close scrutiny, nothing rests the strained. or weary nerve like the far-off gaze. The broader field of vision calls into play-a fresh set of muscles, the tension is relaxed, and, after a°Hittle, the eye can return to the narrowest limits with remewed vigor and brightness. So it is with the wearied homekeeper. There is such a sameness in the necessary round of housework; such a daily repetition of toil; three meals a day ‘to be prepared by one’s own hands or planned for another to provide; the family “fig leaves” to be made ready and looked after for daily and special use; the house to be kept fresh, in order, and ready for family occupation or friendly visit; and the general overBusiness Transacted in -mivistrator upon filing a bond of $800 “COURT omnes, the Superior Court. To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Francis M. Andre, deceased. Order establishing notice to creditors. ’ Estate of Marshall Damferd, deceased. Order of distribution. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased. Order appointing O. H. Eddy, E. J. Morgan and G. M. Hughes appraieers. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased, Order for publication of notice to creditors. Estate of J. McLachlan deceased. Order appointing Joseph Eustis adFine Imposed. New York, Deoember 29—The woman who was seized by the hair and thrown tothe pavement by a drunken cabman on Broadway Friday night was Minnie Maddern Fiske, the little woman who is the star of ‘‘Mary of Magdala,” at the Manhattan Theater. Although she sbrank from the painful publicity of prosecuting the man. It was deemsd best to make an example o him, in view of the growing brutality of New Yorkcab drivers. The big brate said he had been drwak and was sorry, and was fined $5. — Operated On. Dr. W.P. Sawyer of this city, as sisted by Dr. H. E. Franck of Grass Valley, today operated on John Hopkins, proprietor of the Hydranlic Saloon, for appendecitis. Mr. Hopkins’ condition is very serious and but little hope is entertained of his.recovery. Actor Married. GREENWICH, Oonn., December 29— William Faversham, tbe English actor, and Mrs. Julia Opp Loraine, ap actress, were married today by Judge Burnes. Maher & Co, have an interesting note in their advertising space in this read by everyone. Happy New Year. ee 8 announced that there was none. *ee little colds. Syrup. — ws teal Nothing lasts except merit. wortby to live. old aud pure. cisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. * Cheap Rates East. sight of the home. If, to all this, is added the care and training of a growing family, and also a very limited financial ability; the strain on-a strong woman’s strength is tremendous; on a weaker woman is often more than she can bear. # See, then, the need of deliberately changing the range of vision at least once a year. Perhaps the relief obtained then will convince of the wisdom of more frequent looking off beyond the narrower horizon of home cares, duties and pleasures, into the broader one of God's great world, and the still.broader one where mind and spirit learn to interpret the great truths of lifé and love to the material comprehension and redemption. May the ‘New Year bring this joy and refreshment to all. = demic among live stock promises to 4 add .auotber laurel to Secretary WilThe friends and admirers of the. egon’s administration. President are glad that he has beeo. -= ~~ spared thé arduous and thankless of~The : : enel “The argument which John G. Carnone s arbitrating the Yenesa ‘2 Hiisle made recently before the Supreme baie hp Court in favor of hie lottery clients resweated the fact that ke had lost. none to investigate the proposed change. to of his oratoriel powers and members the gold nasa, As a Gunwnd of both Senate and House flocked to politician in bis own country the@ol. bear btm. onel will not have much weight. with ae men ofthe Diag caliber. “°° °*"which the Department of Agriculture spas Ghecked the foot and mouth epiCol. W. J. Bryan is golig to Mexico » Pearls are’ becoming scarce, many ; . 2. § of the Oriental beds having been exThe English “people are véry s0re. hausted;. Of the rarer varieties the over the Venezuelan situation, they . trae pink is the most costly, a perfect feel that their politicians have played. specimen to size of a carat diamond second fiddle to Germany’s ill advised . wouldprobably bring $25,000. comic opera. ‘ “= © \} .The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Cel, Bob Bobe, of Bobe, Missy might. of Boston, with their guests, the Aalest of Southern Bear bunters, is dead. [cient and Honorable Artillery OomHe killed more than 1000 tears and. pazy of London, will visit Washingbis record for one sesson was 150, ton next year. In the Revolutionary _. America ‘in 1868 He came to Monevening’s TRaNsORIPT, which should be They wish all a A preacher says that there is still gambling at Long Branch, It would have been more startling if. be had It’s the little colds that grow into big colds; the big colds that end in consumption and death. Watch the Dr; Wood's Norway Pine ‘The whiskey which has lived for years—is Gilt Edge Whiskey is Your dealer has it. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San FranA.Lucky Farmer. . Hartvittzs, Mo.,December 20— Farmband Henry Roseman has suddenly become rich. From an ennusl income of less than $875 he hae jamped to wealth estimated at $125,000. He is 85 years-old, has a wife and six children whom he hae cared for on his earnings as a farm laborer. He hee been known to his neighbors as steady and hard-working, and to the limit of bis means, a good provider. It was his last employer who made Roseman rich—Ed Follensby, a strange old man who came out from the West eight years ago with another strange old map, Jack Cherry, who died four years ago, leaving all his property to Follensby, who now leaves it all to his faitbfal hired man. Lees’ Will Filed. San Franoisco, December 29—The willof the late Isaiah W. Lees, former Chief of Police of this city, who died last week, was filed for probate today. The entire estate, which is valued at about $300,000, is bequeathed to the son and daughter of the deceased detective. Ohief Lees was repated to bea millionaire, but his real property, as is evidenced by a deed of gift, filed simultaneously with the will, falls short of $300,000. Pioneer Dead. Hetena. Montana, December 29— Samuel Jackson Jones, aged 80, a plopeer of California and Montana, is dead here. In 1850 he went to Oalifornia, where he became head of the financial department of the WellsFargo Express Company. From there he went to London, but returned to tana in 1371 at the request of the father of President Roosevelt to assume the management of a mining company at Unionville. Mills Opened. MoKzesrort, Pa., December 20—The Demner tin plate plant, which has. been idle for several months, resumed operations in full today, giving employment to 500 men. The Monongaand Steel mill, which have been idle for several weeks, will resume operations in full on New Year’s evening. This will place all the iron and steel milis in McKeesportin full operations on January Ist. Is On Trial. Davin City, Neb., December 29—The preliminary trial of Mrs. Lena Lillie, charged with the murder of her hus band, Harvey V. Lillie, began today. The courtroom was crowded and among the spectators were many relatives of the defendant and Lillie, who Have come from all portions of the State. The prosecution wil) try to prove a motive. . After the soldier, the franchise hunter, The proposed electric street railway for Manila now offers inducement; to the capitalist. ; Revolution Imminent. A sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly Jdigsmember the troublesome causes, It never fails to tone the stomach, regalate the Kidneys -and Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. Bun down systems benefit particalarly and all the usual attending aches the shaft. severely cut up. wee Lecompton. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Alfred Martin (Badly Injured at the About 10:30 this morning a very serious and what may prove to be a fatal accident happened at the Lecompton mine in Willow Valley. Fred Thomas, the brakesman at the mine, failed to hook the car to the cable properly, and when he pushed it over the landing the car broke loose and went tearing down the shaft at a ter tific speed, to a station, a distance of 75 feet. foreman of the mine, who was in the bottom of the incline directing the work of the miners, had started up He naw the car coming, and jumped to one side. The car atrack a large timber, throwing it with terrific force against, Mr. crushing him up egainet the wall, and he sustained very serious and peinfal injuries, He had his left ‘shoulder and chest crushed, right collar bone broken and his head and face Wm, Andrews came to town with news of the accident, and President W. H. Dunlap of the company took Dr. 0. L. Maller out in a buggy immediately after. The Doctor attended to the injuries of the anAlfred Martin, Martin, Killed in Church, Sr. Pererspure, December 29—A dispatch from. Mogcow. announces that an Armenian nemed .Jambora was murdered while entering the eburch there The Grand Ball Armory Hall will present a beautiful appearance tomorrow night when the grand ball to be given by the Native Daughters tekes place. The hall decorations and embellishments will be something superb, and the bright glow of the numerous electric lights provided is sure to add brilliancy and splendor to the scene, The floor of the large hall will be placed in extra fine condition for dancing and the music-by Wild’s fall orchestra will be the finest yet rendered on these annual occasions. In fast, every feature connected with the ball will be the best that can be provided.Go and’dance the old year out and the new year in. He was captured by brigandse inthe Oaucasus several monthe ago and obtained hid releasé ‘by promising’ to pay, them ransom. This he failed to-do and his captors killed him in revenge. Chief Injured. 3 Pirrssure, Pa., December 29—Three buildings were burned to the ground and two hotels and the postofflce were damaged by fire at Braddock, Pa., today. Obief MoMicheels, of the Fire Department, and Policeman George Young were badly injured by an exTook Her Literally. Blizabeth Cady Stanton was once ae ~ sie F oreman Select SacraMENnTo, TRANSCRIP I 1. December 30, 19¢ . F MENTIONS me Ttems Condens Cuthbert, fo ae tes Pi Union office, by pted the tena; of W. W. Shannon, State Printer; 7 tobe General Foreman of the g,, Printing office. Mr. Cuthbert is » ‘oguized a8 a first-class print craft. He bas been connect the composing rooms of the RB Union rss sixteen years, sent wit sit) ——= + & Frightened Horse, Ronpigg like .maddown th Be fit f du g@ the occupants, or shee 6 nt ; 0 other accidents, arévery aay sos rences, “It behooves ¢ have a reliable Salve Senne ry there’s.pone a8-go0d as-Bucklen’s : nica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, & busy Readers.

giving a piece of advice to a roomful . plosion of gas. © ; of ‘young men in a little village on the subject of matrimony. “When you marry,” she said, “choose a woman with a spine and a sound set of teeth.” “Good gracious, Mrs. Stanton,” re marked one of her listeners in alarm, “do they ever come without spines?” DECEMB Bad Spelling. . One of the causes to which the prevalence of bad spelling among the rising generation is attributed is the fact that the modern Roman method of pronouncing Latin gives no direct indication of the pronunciation of the English derivatives and so no cue to their spelling, as the English sound of Latin words did when it was used. Printer’s ink, and this we do a friendly call. : Overheard In the Garden of Eden. “You are a nasty, mean, horrid old thing, so there!” éxclaimed Eve. “T suppose next you, will threaten to Maher & Co., Nevada Cit Dhis Is the Leet Call It is the last:'time this year that we will give you any Ladies and gentlemen and your children of this who big prosperous county of ours—we thank you. _ We thank you for your good words for us. We thank you for your good wishes. zema and Piles, disa = der,lts soothing effect. tbo, at Vidal bt : eta’ o’elock electric car ran 0 For the best of every bing in tf rd dog at Grass Valley yes meat line send 5 oar orders to Naffzigee electrocated the canine. — ister, a resident of Gran od there yesterday morn uneral took place this af i shter of Mrs. Sharp of Cat the thamb of her left ha s ago and the services . were necessary. . 4 Teague, a former reside: City died in Tuolumne ter an illness of e few < a member of Milo L » of Pythias, of this city. ras a native of England, ty-two years. Lnnual examination of a or teachers’ certificates . yesterday in Washi: ouse and it will huring the week. Ther ER, 1902, not call an advertisement, it j fortunate man, after which he was removed to his home near the mine. Mr. Martin isa man of family, havinga wife, two sons and a daughter. the result of the injuries will be cannot be foretold. Mrs. Martin was in town at the time of the accident, Mr. Martin ie ason-in-law of the late Joseph ‘Thomas, who died suddenly a few. “No,” answered ber husband. months ago. A nephew of Joseph “What?” Thomas, William Thomas, was ‘blown You'd growl because you had nothing to growl about.” up in the Home mine about two years ago. The family seems to have more than ite share of ill lack. Elizabeth, W.Va. An old man there hela steel furnace and the Boston Iron . by suffered with incurable cancer. Every: body believed hie case hopeless until -Backlen’s Arnica Salve. go home to mamina,” taunted Adam. Then, realizing the bitterness of nature’s handicap, Eve burst into tears.-What Philadelphia Record. The Wife. “Suppose I were an absolutely perfect woman,” she remarked sharply. “Do you know what you'd do then?” Very Willing. “You asked her father for her hand?’ “Yes,”’ “And he refused you?” “No, he didn’t. He said I could have both of them.”—Cleveland Plain DealWhy has the price of oil been: advanced 834 cents a gallon, pearly 50 per cent, since the date when the coal strike began? We pause for a reply. —o-2ee \f you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in. and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 real -~*@eWill Investigate, AYemarkable case comes to light at name of G. W. Roberts bad long he used Electric Bitters aud applied The treatment cured him completely. Now everybody who knows of it is investigating electric Bittters, It exerts a mighty power to expel biliousness, kidney and Hiver troubles and it’s a wonderful tonic for ran down systems. Don’t fail to try it. Only 50c. SatisNotice to Creditors. faction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, : druggist. IX THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevada, State of California. r In the matter of the Estate of MARY PURDON, deceased. Estate of Mary Purdon, deceased Notice is y given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Mar to the creditors of and all Half the ille that man is heir to come from indigestiow. . Burdock Blood Bitters’ strengthens and tones ° Purdon, deceased, the stomach; makes indigestion imoe having claims nae tha said possible. to exhibit with the neeessary vouchers, within four months afee ter the blication of this notice to the said Admi ator, at the law o of — GOAL REDUCED Gastle Gate imary certificates he old law. No more prt tes are to be igsued t Board of Education, 4 » teach school it is necess “grammar grade cert! » who hold primary corti te-only on ‘Friday and . ih of Mrs. 10 Ella Winslow Towle, ' We thank you for your patronage. We thank you in advance for what is coming. Ladies, at the tap of the bell Januaty. 2, 1903, we will b out as hungry as ever for old customers, for new customers for more customers, and for all kinds of customers, and righ here with all the other promises that will be made for the new year—we promise to do better than ever. __ In conclusion we wish you all the happiness and good will you can get from the New Year. Respectfully, ahex && Co OE NY »Allen Towle, pioneer “gia ee if Hi, Towle nN res? vy £n “FOR EVERY epg ger fi member of the aoe nadie of Erie : Family. A York, Mrs. Towle lea' George G. and Allen Tov ughters, Miss Sadie To 1, H. Stepheneon. The ke place at Towle Sta’ w afternoon. ah of a Ch infant son of Mr. 8 a Oliver of Gold Flat € ng. The little one wi ith a gevere cold last 111 c'olock this mornin; The child was two W choice is often difficult to make, but we carry a large variety from which ‘a‘suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: For Father For Mother A Shaving Set, complete . Decorated Parlor Lamp, with case;-One of our guar. Stand or Hanging Lamp, anteed KK Knives, a Tool . Dinner Set, Set of Silver Set complete, a Oarving Set, dives, Forks or Spoons, One-of our Decorated Shavniversal Steel Range, a ing Mugs, a Decorated Oup, . Pair of Scissors. For the Boy For the Little Girl Bicycle, Wagon, One of “Our Baby Carpet Accidents ‘come with distressing . Jones & La Rue, at Grass Valley, California, Knit. wi e, Air Gan, Sweepers, frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises ie, i the i SP ecal estan, im aed Parlor Rifle, ‘Tos Wringer, arents have the sincere . stings, eprains. Dr. Thomas’ Eclec. °°" of DAVID B. MORGAN, . . Base Ball, Bat, Glove, etc. . Toy Sad Iron, etc., ete. ir friends in their bere tric Oil relieves the . pap instantly. . Administrator of the Estate of Mary Purdon, . ’ aaa Never.safe without it. Dated this 9th day of December, 1902. 30 ; K wh j GEO. E. TURNER no Oo a , 8. Remick, commercia NOTIOE—This Store will remain open until nine sorge Sherman, candy o’clock evenings until after the holidays. 4 re Sete was , : NZ day to Misa Oatherine 4 we nent. . Mr, Remick nin this city, where; bi visitor, aud is to be on securing such a bea nplished young lady The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company will put onsale at an early date some extraordinarily low-rate excursion 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. vanish under its searching and thorough effectivess. Electric Bitters is only 50c, and that is returned if it anteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. A Costly [Plistake. Blunders are sometimes very expensive. Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake, but you'll never be wrong if you take King’s New Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 250, at Vinton’s drug store. J. D. MANnssIgELD. General Agent, 625 Market street, San Francisco, Oal. Rocking Chairs Wake Handsome Presents for Yew Year’ s, Birthdays or Weddings. Z -Prices: from Prices from. $3-50 up $3.50 up . . have the best. line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in-this City. They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these Chairs are the designs, golden oak} finish, and “Lock Bolt Joints. Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11 In Wood Rockers from $3.75,t0 $12. é Call\and See them whether you wish to buy or not. # * don’t give perfect satisfaction. Guar-. LEGG & SHAW’ CO. Electro-Dental Parlors Coal now $13.00 Per Ton * pce ae rgd Sea . Casi WHER: “Only a Few Days tore LL OUR HATS WILL. BE SOLD REGARDLE OF. COST, This: ' ladies to select theirWINTER HATS, as our Nevé City store will eloge for the season January Ist. keep nothing over. pick of a NICE HAT. The store will reo ret SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. L. LUBECK Commérefal St., Nevada City.,More Settle »more German fami sago Park tbie mor! Chicago and will . on ranches there. ' several accessions to of late by people of will be the fast chance for t Wew Therefore, come early and take yo All must be sold by January 1 n March 16, 1903, with a fd ssieeieaiiin Mill St., Grass Vall ied of Inju . Franois0o, Dec. 29 est died today as the Main Street, Nevada City. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, Are Located Here Permanently ‘with all the : modere ELEOTRIOAL aud other conveniences:for} doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by” other @@" No cnarge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, Phose Ma n 633. PEPPPP ae We cary. a lar: DR. R. E. SMITH same. Our HOLIDAY ever seen here before, established nearly four years ago. One of the . best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast ‘ne of care. We are agents dentists. es ein now, when pasceiaaais, are conlets,, PLATES, full or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS...:... $2.00 Mel pike vt? daagy few ae . GOLD cROW 22 Karat.. LLING coun romptly attended to, Respectfull BRIDGE awnge aa "RIE Jer tL preter OT mating A: boa ree PAINLESS EXTRAOTION, 60 CENTS. ee > ae . War these organizations were on opThe promptness and efficiency with} posite sides. ©. F. BRAYTON * tetas ancth al ~~ = oo. R.E. SMITH, DZD. s ROSEN _ Street, Nevada City, ' Aaseaic Bullding, upstairs, FOR COLD WEATHER.. Call at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of HK. Liebes Co. Fine’. urs or Roas stock ofSthem toobs this year exceeds anythin Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs com direct from the factory and were selected with the greattt for the celebrated Centemer! Ki Gloves and alse for the A. B. and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here el bracing everything useful and ornamental in ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. 3ERG BROS received some tim y morning, when he bot his home into bbor. Just how he u bas not been asce! tare investig ating t —_ eo had a running, ite leg. Suffered torte ment took away the ng instantly, and qu blanent cure.” O. ling Green, O. ee b old-fashioned tod id—is a great drir Moore” Whiskt er, a little water, t —Jessé Moore” W Kind You Have J and our prices are always t One Dollar Glove iu .dresse the most attrac Make selection and avoid the holida Orders from