December 5, 1901 (4 pages)

teat Ln 12m are DENT a Ce re PR ee _ URS a SONS A nse SO 3 aE CNET ib LAST, J! A acb ein AAT OTE PB PEE Fi OES or ert eT LOE » * ~" Ygsued Every Evening, Sundays {Excepted, at Nevada’ City. Nevapa City DatLty TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEINSE, PROPRIETORS, x ’ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, * * Delivered to any part of the city. By Mail, “ os: 12 t-2c Per Week WORSIROISAY 6 caaccincic xk sas 0x4 0Cebteiin ee a wae. bacon cp cobay December 5, 1901 OOD EVENING, H. J. WEEKS and.W. J. ROGERS: That Nevada County Abstract and Title Company, which you have established in this city is a good thing, and no better men could be at the head of it than” yourselves. A cursory review of your work convinces us that you have worked hard to bring it up to the highest standard of perfection. Such an office as you have should have been established years ago. To those who are not aware of the great advantages and convenience of such an institution, we beg leave to say that the office contaths a full, complete and compared abstract of title of all records affecting real property in Nevada county, and the managers can give a complete and reliable record, whether it be a twenty-five foot town} lot or a gold mine. The system which you have adopted, Messrs. Weeks and Rogers, we believe to be the best ever devised, and will prove to be a great convenience and accommodation to the citizens of this county. *aeeaedgceheee ete et Pleases the People. Ne WERE THREE IMPORTANT SUBJECTS considered in President Roosevelt’s late message to Congress which were of vital interest to the Pacific Coast. ‘These are the Nicaragua canal, the Pacific cable and the Chinese exclusion act. The President’s policy and recommendations for National legislation on these important topicsyso essential to the welfare and progress of our country ee only wise and judicious judgment on these matters but also proves that our Chief Executive, who was so grossly caricatured and ridiculed by certain metropolitan newspapers up to within a few months ago and until public sentiment rose en masse and squelched their vituperative assaults, is a statesman of great ability and that the interests paramount to this State and nation will be protected and extended. In fact, the entire message is one of the ablest ever prepared, and never has there been such a decument whose outline of policy has been hailed with more satisfaction or has created more enthusiasm with the people in every corner of our great Republic than has the message which was made public If President Roosevelts policy and recomon Tuesday. mendation on all matters considered in the document are endorsed by, Congress and faithfully carried out to the letter, as they doubtless will be, our Nationed is destined to enter upon one of the grandest and most progressive periods of At the monientous period following the sudden and untimely taking away of that peerless statesman and prosperity. pilot of national prosperity, the late President McKinley our people seemed to look for and expect great things from his successor, and they are now in a fair way to. materialize. President Rooseveltlis doing the right thing for our country now let Congress and cur people assist him by doing thei whole duty. @#eeneoaeaeeteeaete et Disqrace to the State. dt of San Francisco for issuing permits for what are calle “boxing contests,” for the privilege in all eases is general] abused and the boxing matches invariably develop into prize The demoralizing aud brutaliztng influence of prizefighting is not only felt at San Francisco and vicinity but it indirectly permeates and poisons the moral atmosphere of the entire State, and the country press present good and valid reasons for prohibiting fights that are not only in violation fights. of the law, but are simple fakes, gotten up to enrich a gan of Eastern sharpers who make periodical visits to the Coast on robbing expeditions. -ythians Active. Milo Lodge, No, 48, K. of P, will confer the second degree on a candidate tomorrow. evening. The lodge will open promptly at 7:30 o’clock and at ten an open meeting will be held, to which a number of guests have been invited. A smoker will follow, and there will be nothing lacking in the way of refreshments, That the occasion will bea very enthe Miloites are good entertainers. County Funds. The money io the County Treasury has been counted by Supervisor W. H. Martin, District Attorney E. B. Power and County Auditor F. L. Arbogast. The total amount is $110,649.08, which is nineteen cents more than the actual amount as shown by the books. The collateral on hand joyable one goes without saying, hc J. Baker, who bas been chosen to a jthe well known singer, will entertain The Native Sons are busily engaged in arranging for thoir banquet which is to take place at the New York Hotel next Tuesday evening. The newly-elected officers are very active ‘in the matter anda fine mustcal and literary program is to be given. The names of the new officers were publised in the TraNsonier yeesterday evening, with the exceptien of ot as Financial Secretary. On the coming joyous occasion District Attorney E. B. Power will deliver an address of welcome and act as toastmaster. Dr. Dobbins, of Grass Valley, the gathering, and other talent frou that gity will be present. The membera of Hydraulic Parlor are not ignoring the Native Daughters in lending their aesistance to in‘gure the success of the New Year’s Ball. Copies of. the resolution passed last Tuesday evening in referance to big party to be given by Laurel is as follows: Gold, $101,456.39; silver, $1,148; currency, $2,127.85; warrants, $5,921.84. a A Fine Display of Art. E. A. Moore, the photographer, has an excellent exhibition: of his work in the large show windows at his studio on Commercial street. As an artist Mr. Moore ranks among the very best on this Coast and many critics declare his work to be far superior to that of the photographers in the larger cities. For the Holiday trade he has a large stuck of art novelties on hand and in his new advertisement today invites the public to inspect them before they are sold: These pictures of various scenes are nicely framed and the prices are very reasonable Before purchasing presents it would be well to inspect hie display. — Who Will Get Her. San Francisco, December 5 —Yesterday Miss Hazel Montgomery of this city, daughter of the late Alexander Montgomery, became of age and is now the director of a fortune exceeding $500,000. ‘Bank Robbed. WILLIAMSVILLE, Il]., December 3—The bank here was robbed this morning of $4,400 in money, jewelry and stamps. Parlor have been sent out, and every Native Son.is expected to take an active interest in the matter. A Street Parable. A little girl stood at a window blowing soap bubbles. Beneath stood a little boy, and as she blew bubbles toward him he tried to catch them. They broke and disappeared on all sides, but the two laughed and kept up the game, she smiling down and he gazing upward eagerly. “Behold, a parable!” said a man to a woman. “The eternal relation of the sexes! You blow beautiful bubbles down to us from your height, and we weary ourselves in trying vainly to catch them. Poor little boy!” The pair played and laughed in the sunshine until the boy grew tired. He called out “Goodby!” gayly and ran away to play with other boys and girls in the street. The girl looked after him wistfully, a shadow on her face. She did not care to blow bubbles any more, She leaned out to watch him, and as she did éo she tipped over the bowl of soapy water. She looked very lonely. “Behold, a parable!” said the woman to the man. “He has tired of the game; not she. There is no other little boy to blow bubbles to, and if there were she has no pretty bubbles left ta blow. Etefnal relation of sexes! Poor little girl!”’—New York Tribune. Fire Among Savage Nations, 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 ii they were wild with delight. The Persians, Phoenicians, Greeks ‘and several other nations acknowledge that thelr ancestors were once Without the com. confess the same of their progenitors. Pompanion, Mola, Plutareh and other . forts which fire bestows; the Chinese} ¢ Truckee Items. The following items are taken from the Truckee Kepublican of yesterday : J. Oasper Johnson, who has conducted @ boarding house here for the past six months, died yesterday after a short illness. He was a native of Ohio and aged 56 years. A wife, a son and adaughter survive him. A man named Allen, whois employed in the Trackee Lumber Co.’s box factory, yesterday got his jamper caught on a shaft and in a short time he was riding on the shaft, which was making 260 revolutions per minute. Another workman caught hold of him and tore his jumper off, saving his life, He was badly bruised and one of his ears was nearly severed from tho head. Two of the oil wagons to be used in hauling oil from here to Meadow Lake were started out Saturday but when they got near Sugar Pine Flat they overturned in the.deep mud and are still there, The meeting Monday night to organize a fire company was well attended and the following officers were elected: Foreman, Daniel McPheters; First Assistant, John Sherritt; Second Assistant, W. F. Wilkie; Secretary, F. M. Rutherford; Treasurer, W. A. Bucknam. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It’ purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dick erman, sole agent. aa . s +2 &e-Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma Paine, none better. For aale at Rector Bros. (aera om cee BORN. At Canada Hill, Dec. 5, 1901, to the wife of A. A Charonnat, a daughter. Gift Novelties ses before visiting us an examini you can choose. In Silver. Don’t try to decide on your gift purchatest consignment of Silver Novelties, have.a wealth of pretty things from which and saved the building. Go For Those Home ‘Prunes. ‘A Brave Woman. BERKELEY, Dec. 4—At the risk of her own life Miss M. Grace Richardson carried a burning oil stove, whivh had exploded, out of M. Sampson’s office The finest Prunes in the world. They cage hike Seis 4 evi A nae ° GIFTS FOR FATHER tho. Gap of fe, qr bad Jost, Recently GIFTS FOR ‘BROTHER learned it. , ; GIFTS FOR SISTER GIFTS FOR BROTHER The inhabitants. of. the Marian islands, which were discovered in 1551, ha@ no idea: of fire or its uses. Thelt astonishment knew no bounds when they ‘saw it applied to wood, most of them taking it to be some kind of an animal which the sailors had brotght GIFTS FOR FRIENDS lowest prices. All pretty combinations of the novel, useful and ornamental Standard goods at the HE NEWSPAPERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE outside of the metropolitan journals are unanimous in their opposition to prize-fighting in California and are advocating that the law prohibiting it should be strictly enforced. Many of the interior papers censure the Supervisors were raised avd cured by Wm. H. Smith. Forsale at 3 pounds for 25 cents. Prunes. o11-tf Ge Astounding Discovery. ». . From Coopersville, Mich., } good night’s rest. T burger, ‘for three generation family have used Dr. King’s for desperate lung diseases, Trial bottles free, + emo «+ — — — Great Luck cf an Editor ton’s, “For two years a'l efforts to cure Ec Ask your grocer for Smith’s comes word of a wonderful discovery of «a pleasant taeting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a “Tt will soon cure the corgh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himelof our ew Discevery for Consumption and never found ite eyusl for Coughsand Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when usel Guaranteed bottles 50c and $l at W. D. Vinzema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syracuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve” It’s the wood. with them and which must be fed on 000000000000 : Country Orders Promptly TAPE WORMS CASCARETS. This Iam sure has caused m: bad health for the three years. Iam sti notice by sensible people.’ . Gro. W. BOWLES, Baird, Migs. CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK @60ISTERED -CURE CONSTIPATION. “A tape worm eighteen feet lomg at least came on the gcene after my taking two taking Cascarets, the only cathartic worthy of Pleasant, Palatable, i @ood, Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe, 100 Se, De. JEWELER Hugh Gailbraith has pneumonia. P. Campbell is up from Smartsville. H. O. Brown of Pike City isin town. C. GC. Neabourg is here from Sacrame nto, M.G. Wylie is down from the Plumbago mine. L D. Nihell returned this morning from Meadow Lake. S. Richards arrived bere last evening from St. Louis. A. H. Williams came down from Pike City yesterday. J. A. Brigeman and V.Mounds are here from Beckwith. Will Ashburn returned th is morning from Meadow Like. H. B. Worthley came down from Washington yesterday. John (Logan left this morning for a visit to San Francisco. H. L. Morrill, a San Francisco traveling man, is in town. \ J. H. O'Connor came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. George C. Shaw and daughter have gone to Sacramento. T,. EB. Hoyden of St. Louis, Mo., came in on the morning train. B. Dudley returned io Columbia Hill this morning. R. E. Linder and R. Richardson returned to You Bet this morning. Walter Lewis of the firm of Rice & Lewis, has gone to Sacramento to .purchase new sawmill machinery. J. Lindresand H. 8. Hoor of San Francisco arrived here last evening, E. B. Castlet and J,. H. Merrjll of San Francisco are in town. Wm. Wells left for British Columbia this morning, where he has a position. Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union . : picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans; which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion .at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come, tf “SEE siamiiiata (SEN 029 For Ladies: Mirrors Hair Brushes Cloth Brushes ng our laSonnet Brushes Cognbs We -. Embroidery ‘Scissore Button Hooks Ink Bottles Envelope Holders Hair-Pin Trays Powder Puffs und Box es Jewel Cases GIFTS FOR SWEETHEART ; For Gentlemen: "4 Shaving Cups Shaving Brushes Shaving-stick Boxes ‘ Military Brushes Hair Brushes Tobacco Boxes Cigar and Cigarette Cases Smokers’ Sets Filled. Esgraving Done Free of Charge. C. J. BRAND, By FB to i yl hin ddl Broad Street A here. There is nothing nicer for a Christma a See Window Nevada KID GLOVES for e See Windo ADALFO KID GLOVES, ll sizes and colors $1.50 per “CAMEO KID GLOVES, ever bought. We have all the new shade Every pair of our gloves guaranteed, nice pair of kid gloves. NEW TO-DAY! READY-MADE All sizes and colors = gee cm 0 0 my 08008000 A A gp {MA CHRISTMAS Mov FOR THE Plated Coffee or T sister, and many o ” gg UL) a a cM GEO. E: Pine Street t pair, Come while we have all the sizes and colors ‘SILK and WOOL WAlst = Respectfully, . A ce emo ge NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a Nickel‘mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your . numerous to mention. ge A NR ‘A the king of all kid pty the best $1 kid glove , S in al] sindl No trash e S present ths : in this new lot. St PRESENTS FAMILY @og) ea Pot for your ther -articles too Call and see. URNER Nevada City: Watches, Clocks , Opera Glas 0 material put who know how. *% as Watch Chains, Holiday Gills, b/\ 7[Mhese goods are of the best # i Call and see them. * § We aim to please our customers. * # together by men # x ae A WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street .& A.W. ARTUN NEVADA Oh Xmas Suggestions o———A'T-—-—-e d y world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and Sterling Remedy Company, Chieage, Montreal, New York. 813 all skin dise Oovly 25 a fons, aces. Only 2e at Vin-. HQ.TO-BAG S26 i UUME' ai Babee . = aoe: g a a wi . Exami , kn ing of.. . FRAMED PICTURES And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T WAIT until the stock is broken. +x ex I carry the largest stock of MOULDINGS and make for any style or size picture. : frames to crder ne The elegant line of Art Nov§ elties I have in stock, consisted Reservations are now being @ ‘ 22s. Strictly High G Ser s @ LEGG & Sole Agents rade ‘and Up-to-date. Fire Backs Guaranteed to last 15 years. Heating . SHAW CO. for Nevada : oves from $2.50 SO OF th Be + % he ti and prices. which we fit and guarantee. Gloves. we will sell for $1 a pair. Our, UNDERWEAR New Goods received daily. Pd hey cost you no more We also carry the famous Clementine, We are proud Glove orders for the Centemeri to any of t HANDKERCHIEFS newest effects. Handkerchiefs made of pure Irish li with lace, dotted nets or emabiedidorles. «shoes tune of tosaiee oe makes, exceedingly good values, 25 cents for ofen, women and children, ranging in price from 5 ; Underwear for double the mowey we are selling them Per mill. Don’t forget us when purchasing your underwear. Ladies—We have spare@ no trouble or of goods at the right prices. Our stock is oem pide ROSENBERG BROS. ©. H. EDDY, Manager. ROSENBERG BROS. WE are showing this year an immense line of holiday . goods from which you may select exquisite and useful gifts that will please the most fastidious.Cloaks and Capes Our Cloaks and Capes this year have been selected with utmost care, and the way they are selling is a proof that they are the right kind at the right price, and in the line of Children’s Uoats we positively excel. FURS, CAPES AND BOAS We are the agents for the well-knewn Furs of H. Liebes & C an immense assortment. You can get any kind of Fur reached Belage Bee S What we have not in stock, we will send for. Consult 0 ; GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! Remember we are the only agents for the celebrated Centemeri Kid Gloves than you pay for common Scala and Columbia which We give pt our Glove department. eir agencies On the coast.Endless number of cents upwards. 25 and 50 cent ur catalogue for styles In this department will be found an immense variety of the very trimmed domestic other styles Ladies’ and Children’s be duplicated anywhere as ours come direct from the pense to get the right kind Groceries. especially, requires Call in sometime. erie W HEN it comes best is good enough—the very best. . . . That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome . Your thanksgiving dinner, . ‘CHAS, E, MULLOY, Gi Broad Street, Newada City,to eating, only the the best there 1s. s { “ WA QO] SS 00 oh ome SIGOURNEY, —Dealer in—— Fruit, Vegetables, Fish, Chickens, Etc. 4 Fresh Home*made Sauer Krau ‘Fresh Ranch Eggs and Frozen Peau eid @@ Fresh Fish for sale every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. . Our Soap can be found in the tub of every Good Housekeen, j values we are giving ide. + » and we will convince ¥ Cash Grocer, A ugust Rapp Saves Money a i at one stroke. Bat we don’t claim conp a ijalty. Simply picked it out te of today as a specimen % © ™ All Classes of Gt Give us either # long % “hat liable ge the cheapest and most re ia town. te Commercial BE . Frame Pictures withjartiste Js 1 Moore Also Males #2! t to every body. ithe streets, with a foot or two the lack of properly constructwalks is very manifest, and a Advertised Letters. llowing is a list of the letters ng in. the Postoffice at Nevada brson A. Ly. ord Mrs, R, K. k Lucy stetter Henry inor Jno, ch Paul balled for in fifteen days letbe sent to the dead letter ofness Cannot Be Cured. e Eustachian Tube. When } gets inflamed g sound or imperfect hearing, h it is entirely closed deat. of ten are caused by caterrh, ithe mucous ‘surfaces, case of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s . Vure. Send for circu Women and Jewels. <a occeseeee ——eme 5, deceased. The woun fiday goods is very large and all from the outside will be atjto promptly. ° . Brand, the jeweler, engraves re purchased at his store free nce, When selecting your Ohristents, don’t overlook the fact ir, Brand can suit you in every He is manufacturing some ndaome N. D. G. W. pine of st design, and his prices are Ww Pine camp, No. 87, Woodmen World, elected officers last ag follows: O, Steffen, C. O,; Boardman, A. L.; F. L. Arbonker; E. A. Moore, Olerk; Dr, ckell, Physician; James Young, W. Lewis, Watchman; D. A, Sentry; Dr. J. F. Shaw, Manbe installation will take place 15th. rible Crossings hired this kind of weather to t the deficiences of the croes the streets and make ‘them With the surction of them would be very _ 180 . 5, 1901: Mrs. N. neon J, on Harry E, ne 0, ams W. T. nk. A. ties calling for any of these ill please say “advertised” of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Cangms, Postmaster. applications; as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafthat is by constitutional Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous linou have a he result, and unless the inon can be taken out and this red to its normal condition, ill be destroyed forever ; nine hothing but an inflamed congive One Hundred Dollars free. CHENEY &0©O., Toledo,O. druggists, 760. amily Pills are the beat. —_——080 candy, flowers, man—that is of @ woman’s ferences. Ma magnet of mighty power erage woman. ven that of all jewels, health, is often the strenous efforts to make ‘money to purchase them. 0 will risk her health to get gem, then let her fortify hertthe insiduous consequenths, colds and bronchial afby the regular use of Dr. German Syrup. It will arrest consamption in its es and heal the affected lungs chisl tubes and drive the se from the system. It is all, but it is a certain cure colds and all bronchial You can get Dr. G. G. lable remedies at all drugn’s Special Almanac, €Ge oe tera Shell Oysters. our Thanksgiving order at 4. B, WOLF to avold the n26-tf ous old Gilt Edge whiskey vided by physicians for fam‘dicinal use because it is ‘Cee, Oe brands of whisky and cigars wCu red at O i . Britland prone =e Storage Meats, ial first-class Cold should send your orders te ;; Commercial street. The ot? POTK, mutton and lamb fo2l-tt Nicholls bas been appointed strator of the estate of Elizabeth gill, 8 young miner, was etrack j of his eyes by a piece of rock gorking in & stope @ few days a was very painfal, required the services of a phynight Pennsylvania Engine No. 2, held a meeting and onsly subscribed $25 to the free room, and also voted-to give help the Prospect Hill boys entheir hose house. now advertisement of George-E. r speaks of various things auitsr Obristmas presents. His line = TRANSCRIPT,. an tel! It j it 1 net cor not far the spi of . un rov MESBSSECRSS 6] Ue

teat Ln 12m are DENT a Ce re PR ee _ URS a SONS A nse SO 3 aE CNET ib LAST, J! A acb ein AAT OTE PB PEE Fi OES or ert eT LOE » * ~" Ygsued Every Evening, Sundays {Excepted, at Nevada’ City. Nevapa City DatLty TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEINSE, PROPRIETORS, x ’ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, * * Delivered to any part of the city. By Mail, “ os: 12 t-2c Per Week WORSIROISAY 6 caaccincic xk sas 0x4 0Cebteiin ee a wae. bacon cp cobay December 5, 1901 OOD EVENING, H. J. WEEKS and.W. J. ROGERS: That Nevada County Abstract and Title Company, which you have established in this city is a good thing, and no better men could be at the head of it than” yourselves. A cursory review of your work convinces us that you have worked hard to bring it up to the highest standard of perfection. Such an office as you have should have been established years ago. To those who are not aware of the great advantages and convenience of such an institution, we beg leave to say that the office contaths a full, complete and compared abstract of title of all records affecting real property in Nevada county, and the managers can give a complete and reliable record, whether it be a twenty-five foot town} lot or a gold mine. The system which you have adopted, Messrs. Weeks and Rogers, we believe to be the best ever devised, and will prove to be a great convenience and accommodation to the citizens of this county. *aeeaedgceheee ete et Pleases the People. Ne WERE THREE IMPORTANT SUBJECTS considered in President Roosevelt’s late message to Congress which were of vital interest to the Pacific Coast. ‘These are the Nicaragua canal, the Pacific cable and the Chinese exclusion act. The President’s policy and recommendations for National legislation on these important topicsyso essential to the welfare and progress of our country ee only wise and judicious judgment on these matters but also proves that our Chief Executive, who was so grossly caricatured and ridiculed by certain metropolitan newspapers up to within a few months ago and until public sentiment rose en masse and squelched their vituperative assaults, is a statesman of great ability and that the interests paramount to this State and nation will be protected and extended. In fact, the entire message is one of the ablest ever prepared, and never has there been such a decument whose outline of policy has been hailed with more satisfaction or has created more enthusiasm with the people in every corner of our great Republic than has the message which was made public If President Roosevelts policy and recomon Tuesday. mendation on all matters considered in the document are endorsed by, Congress and faithfully carried out to the letter, as they doubtless will be, our Nationed is destined to enter upon one of the grandest and most progressive periods of At the monientous period following the sudden and untimely taking away of that peerless statesman and prosperity. pilot of national prosperity, the late President McKinley our people seemed to look for and expect great things from his successor, and they are now in a fair way to. materialize. President Rooseveltlis doing the right thing for our country now let Congress and cur people assist him by doing thei whole duty. @#eeneoaeaeeteeaete et Disqrace to the State. dt of San Francisco for issuing permits for what are calle “boxing contests,” for the privilege in all eases is general] abused and the boxing matches invariably develop into prize The demoralizing aud brutaliztng influence of prizefighting is not only felt at San Francisco and vicinity but it indirectly permeates and poisons the moral atmosphere of the entire State, and the country press present good and valid reasons for prohibiting fights that are not only in violation fights. of the law, but are simple fakes, gotten up to enrich a gan of Eastern sharpers who make periodical visits to the Coast on robbing expeditions. -ythians Active. Milo Lodge, No, 48, K. of P, will confer the second degree on a candidate tomorrow. evening. The lodge will open promptly at 7:30 o’clock and at ten an open meeting will be held, to which a number of guests have been invited. A smoker will follow, and there will be nothing lacking in the way of refreshments, That the occasion will bea very enthe Miloites are good entertainers. County Funds. The money io the County Treasury has been counted by Supervisor W. H. Martin, District Attorney E. B. Power and County Auditor F. L. Arbogast. The total amount is $110,649.08, which is nineteen cents more than the actual amount as shown by the books. The collateral on hand joyable one goes without saying, hc J. Baker, who bas been chosen to a jthe well known singer, will entertain The Native Sons are busily engaged in arranging for thoir banquet which is to take place at the New York Hotel next Tuesday evening. The newly-elected officers are very active ‘in the matter anda fine mustcal and literary program is to be given. The names of the new officers were publised in the TraNsonier yeesterday evening, with the exceptien of ot as Financial Secretary. On the coming joyous occasion District Attorney E. B. Power will deliver an address of welcome and act as toastmaster. Dr. Dobbins, of Grass Valley, the gathering, and other talent frou that gity will be present. The membera of Hydraulic Parlor are not ignoring the Native Daughters in lending their aesistance to in‘gure the success of the New Year’s Ball. Copies of. the resolution passed last Tuesday evening in referance to big party to be given by Laurel is as follows: Gold, $101,456.39; silver, $1,148; currency, $2,127.85; warrants, $5,921.84. a A Fine Display of Art. E. A. Moore, the photographer, has an excellent exhibition: of his work in the large show windows at his studio on Commercial street. As an artist Mr. Moore ranks among the very best on this Coast and many critics declare his work to be far superior to that of the photographers in the larger cities. For the Holiday trade he has a large stuck of art novelties on hand and in his new advertisement today invites the public to inspect them before they are sold: These pictures of various scenes are nicely framed and the prices are very reasonable Before purchasing presents it would be well to inspect hie display. — Who Will Get Her. San Francisco, December 5 —Yesterday Miss Hazel Montgomery of this city, daughter of the late Alexander Montgomery, became of age and is now the director of a fortune exceeding $500,000. ‘Bank Robbed. WILLIAMSVILLE, Il]., December 3—The bank here was robbed this morning of $4,400 in money, jewelry and stamps. Parlor have been sent out, and every Native Son.is expected to take an active interest in the matter. A Street Parable. A little girl stood at a window blowing soap bubbles. Beneath stood a little boy, and as she blew bubbles toward him he tried to catch them. They broke and disappeared on all sides, but the two laughed and kept up the game, she smiling down and he gazing upward eagerly. “Behold, a parable!” said a man to a woman. “The eternal relation of the sexes! You blow beautiful bubbles down to us from your height, and we weary ourselves in trying vainly to catch them. Poor little boy!” The pair played and laughed in the sunshine until the boy grew tired. He called out “Goodby!” gayly and ran away to play with other boys and girls in the street. The girl looked after him wistfully, a shadow on her face. She did not care to blow bubbles any more, She leaned out to watch him, and as she did éo she tipped over the bowl of soapy water. She looked very lonely. “Behold, a parable!” said the woman to the man. “He has tired of the game; not she. There is no other little boy to blow bubbles to, and if there were she has no pretty bubbles left ta blow. Etefnal relation of sexes! Poor little girl!”’—New York Tribune. Fire Among Savage Nations, 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 ii they were wild with delight. The Persians, Phoenicians, Greeks ‘and several other nations acknowledge that thelr ancestors were once Without the com. confess the same of their progenitors. Pompanion, Mola, Plutareh and other . forts which fire bestows; the Chinese} ¢ Truckee Items. The following items are taken from the Truckee Kepublican of yesterday : J. Oasper Johnson, who has conducted @ boarding house here for the past six months, died yesterday after a short illness. He was a native of Ohio and aged 56 years. A wife, a son and adaughter survive him. A man named Allen, whois employed in the Trackee Lumber Co.’s box factory, yesterday got his jamper caught on a shaft and in a short time he was riding on the shaft, which was making 260 revolutions per minute. Another workman caught hold of him and tore his jumper off, saving his life, He was badly bruised and one of his ears was nearly severed from tho head. Two of the oil wagons to be used in hauling oil from here to Meadow Lake were started out Saturday but when they got near Sugar Pine Flat they overturned in the.deep mud and are still there, The meeting Monday night to organize a fire company was well attended and the following officers were elected: Foreman, Daniel McPheters; First Assistant, John Sherritt; Second Assistant, W. F. Wilkie; Secretary, F. M. Rutherford; Treasurer, W. A. Bucknam. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It’ purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dick erman, sole agent. aa . s +2 &e-Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma Paine, none better. For aale at Rector Bros. (aera om cee BORN. At Canada Hill, Dec. 5, 1901, to the wife of A. A Charonnat, a daughter. Gift Novelties ses before visiting us an examini you can choose. In Silver. Don’t try to decide on your gift purchatest consignment of Silver Novelties, have.a wealth of pretty things from which and saved the building. Go For Those Home ‘Prunes. ‘A Brave Woman. BERKELEY, Dec. 4—At the risk of her own life Miss M. Grace Richardson carried a burning oil stove, whivh had exploded, out of M. Sampson’s office The finest Prunes in the world. They cage hike Seis 4 evi A nae ° GIFTS FOR FATHER tho. Gap of fe, qr bad Jost, Recently GIFTS FOR ‘BROTHER learned it. , ; GIFTS FOR SISTER GIFTS FOR BROTHER The inhabitants. of. the Marian islands, which were discovered in 1551, ha@ no idea: of fire or its uses. Thelt astonishment knew no bounds when they ‘saw it applied to wood, most of them taking it to be some kind of an animal which the sailors had brotght GIFTS FOR FRIENDS lowest prices. All pretty combinations of the novel, useful and ornamental Standard goods at the HE NEWSPAPERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE outside of the metropolitan journals are unanimous in their opposition to prize-fighting in California and are advocating that the law prohibiting it should be strictly enforced. Many of the interior papers censure the Supervisors were raised avd cured by Wm. H. Smith. Forsale at 3 pounds for 25 cents. Prunes. o11-tf Ge Astounding Discovery. ». . From Coopersville, Mich., } good night’s rest. T burger, ‘for three generation family have used Dr. King’s for desperate lung diseases, Trial bottles free, + emo «+ — — — Great Luck cf an Editor ton’s, “For two years a'l efforts to cure Ec Ask your grocer for Smith’s comes word of a wonderful discovery of «a pleasant taeting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a “Tt will soon cure the corgh too,” writes Mrs. 8. Himelof our ew Discevery for Consumption and never found ite eyusl for Coughsand Colds.” It’s an unrivaled life saver when usel Guaranteed bottles 50c and $l at W. D. Vinzema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syracuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve” It’s the wood. with them and which must be fed on 000000000000 : Country Orders Promptly TAPE WORMS CASCARETS. This Iam sure has caused m: bad health for the three years. Iam sti notice by sensible people.’ . Gro. W. BOWLES, Baird, Migs. CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK @60ISTERED -CURE CONSTIPATION. “A tape worm eighteen feet lomg at least came on the gcene after my taking two taking Cascarets, the only cathartic worthy of Pleasant, Palatable, i @ood, Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe, 100 Se, De. JEWELER Hugh Gailbraith has pneumonia. P. Campbell is up from Smartsville. H. O. Brown of Pike City isin town. C. GC. Neabourg is here from Sacrame nto, M.G. Wylie is down from the Plumbago mine. L D. Nihell returned this morning from Meadow Lake. S. Richards arrived bere last evening from St. Louis. A. H. Williams came down from Pike City yesterday. J. A. Brigeman and V.Mounds are here from Beckwith. Will Ashburn returned th is morning from Meadow Like. H. B. Worthley came down from Washington yesterday. John (Logan left this morning for a visit to San Francisco. H. L. Morrill, a San Francisco traveling man, is in town. \ J. H. O'Connor came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. George C. Shaw and daughter have gone to Sacramento. T,. EB. Hoyden of St. Louis, Mo., came in on the morning train. B. Dudley returned io Columbia Hill this morning. R. E. Linder and R. Richardson returned to You Bet this morning. Walter Lewis of the firm of Rice & Lewis, has gone to Sacramento to .purchase new sawmill machinery. J. Lindresand H. 8. Hoor of San Francisco arrived here last evening, E. B. Castlet and J,. H. Merrjll of San Francisco are in town. Wm. Wells left for British Columbia this morning, where he has a position. Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union . : picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans; which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion .at five cents each at E. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valaable in years to come, tf “SEE siamiiiata (SEN 029 For Ladies: Mirrors Hair Brushes Cloth Brushes ng our laSonnet Brushes Cognbs

We -. Embroidery ‘Scissore Button Hooks Ink Bottles Envelope Holders Hair-Pin Trays Powder Puffs und Box es Jewel Cases GIFTS FOR SWEETHEART ; For Gentlemen: "4 Shaving Cups Shaving Brushes Shaving-stick Boxes ‘ Military Brushes Hair Brushes Tobacco Boxes Cigar and Cigarette Cases Smokers’ Sets Filled. Esgraving Done Free of Charge. C. J. BRAND, By FB to i yl hin ddl Broad Street A here. There is nothing nicer for a Christma a See Window Nevada KID GLOVES for e See Windo ADALFO KID GLOVES, ll sizes and colors $1.50 per “CAMEO KID GLOVES, ever bought. We have all the new shade Every pair of our gloves guaranteed, nice pair of kid gloves. NEW TO-DAY! READY-MADE All sizes and colors = gee cm 0 0 my 08008000 A A gp {MA CHRISTMAS Mov FOR THE Plated Coffee or T sister, and many o ” gg UL) a a cM GEO. E: Pine Street t pair, Come while we have all the sizes and colors ‘SILK and WOOL WAlst = Respectfully, . A ce emo ge NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a Nickel‘mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissors for your . numerous to mention. ge A NR ‘A the king of all kid pty the best $1 kid glove , S in al] sindl No trash e S present ths : in this new lot. St PRESENTS FAMILY @og) ea Pot for your ther -articles too Call and see. URNER Nevada City: Watches, Clocks , Opera Glas 0 material put who know how. *% as Watch Chains, Holiday Gills, b/\ 7[Mhese goods are of the best # i Call and see them. * § We aim to please our customers. * # together by men # x ae A WATCHMAKERS, Broad Street .& A.W. ARTUN NEVADA Oh Xmas Suggestions o———A'T-—-—-e d y world’s best for Eruptions, Sores and Sterling Remedy Company, Chieage, Montreal, New York. 813 all skin dise Oovly 25 a fons, aces. Only 2e at Vin-. HQ.TO-BAG S26 i UUME' ai Babee . = aoe: g a a wi . Exami , kn ing of... . FRAMED PICTURES And FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS. made for CHRISTMAS. DON’T WAIT until the stock is broken. +x ex I carry the largest stock of MOULDINGS and make for any style or size picture. : frames to crder ne The elegant line of Art Nov§ elties I have in stock, consisted Reservations are now being @ ‘ 22s. Strictly High G Ser s @ LEGG & Sole Agents rade ‘and Up-to-date. Fire Backs Guaranteed to last 15 years. Heating . SHAW CO. for Nevada : oves from $2.50 SO OF th Be + % he ti and prices. which we fit and guarantee. Gloves. we will sell for $1 a pair. Our, UNDERWEAR New Goods received daily. Pd hey cost you no more We also carry the famous Clementine, We are proud Glove orders for the Centemeri to any of t HANDKERCHIEFS newest effects. Handkerchiefs made of pure Irish li with lace, dotted nets or emabiedidorles. «shoes tune of tosaiee oe makes, exceedingly good values, 25 cents for ofen, women and children, ranging in price from 5 ; Underwear for double the mowey we are selling them Per mill. Don’t forget us when purchasing your underwear. Ladies—We have spare@ no trouble or of goods at the right prices. Our stock is oem pide ROSENBERG BROS. ©. H. EDDY, Manager. ROSENBERG BROS. WE are showing this year an immense line of holiday . goods from which you may select exquisite and useful gifts that will please the most fastidious.Cloaks and Capes Our Cloaks and Capes this year have been selected with utmost care, and the way they are selling is a proof that they are the right kind at the right price, and in the line of Children’s Uoats we positively excel. FURS, CAPES AND BOAS We are the agents for the well-knewn Furs of H. Liebes & C an immense assortment. You can get any kind of Fur reached Belage Bee S What we have not in stock, we will send for. Consult 0 ; GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! Remember we are the only agents for the celebrated Centemeri Kid Gloves than you pay for common Scala and Columbia which We give pt our Glove department. eir agencies On the coast.Endless number of cents upwards. 25 and 50 cent ur catalogue for styles In this department will be found an immense variety of the very trimmed domestic other styles Ladies’ and Children’s be duplicated anywhere as ours come direct from the pense to get the right kind Groceries. especially, requires Call in sometime.. erie W HEN it comes best is good enough—the very best. . . . That’s our hobby—good, pure, wholesome . Your thanksgiving dinner, . ‘CHAS, E, MULLOY, Gi Broad Street, Newada City,to eating, only the the best there 1s. s { “ WA QO] SS 00 oh ome SIGOURNEY, —Dealer in—— Fruit, Vegetables, Fish, Chickens, Etc. 4 Fresh Home*made Sauer Krau ‘Fresh Ranch Eggs and Frozen Peau eid @@ Fresh Fish for sale every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. . Our Soap can be found in the tub of every Good Housekeen, j values we are giving ide. + » and we will convince ¥ Cash Grocer, A ugust Rapp Saves Money a i at one stroke. Bat we don’t claim conp a ijalty. Simply picked it out te of today as a specimen % © ™ All Classes of Gt Give us either # long % “hat liable ge the cheapest and most re ia town. te Commercial BE . Frame Pictures withjartiste Js 1 Moore Also Males #2! t to every body. ithe streets, with a foot or two the lack of properly constructwalks is very manifest, and a Advertised Letters. llowing is a list of the letters ng in. the Postoffice at Nevada brson A. Ly. ord Mrs, R, K. k Lucy stetter Henry inor Jno, ch Paul balled for in fifteen days letbe sent to the dead letter ofness Cannot Be Cured. e Eustachian Tube. When } gets inflamed g sound or imperfect hearing, h it is entirely closed deat. of ten are caused by caterrh, ithe mucous ‘surfaces, case of deafness (caused by hat cannot be cured by Hall’s . Vure. Send for circu Women and Jewels. <a occeseeee ——eme 5, deceased. The woun fiday goods is very large and all from the outside will be atjto promptly. ° . Brand, the jeweler, engraves re purchased at his store free nce, When selecting your Ohristents, don’t overlook the fact ir, Brand can suit you in every He is manufacturing some ndaome N. D. G. W. pine of st design, and his prices are Ww Pine camp, No. 87, Woodmen World, elected officers last ag follows: O, Steffen, C. O,; Boardman, A. L.; F. L. Arbonker; E. A. Moore, Olerk; Dr, ckell, Physician; James Young, W. Lewis, Watchman; D. A, Sentry; Dr. J. F. Shaw, Manbe installation will take place 15th. rible Crossings hired this kind of weather to t the deficiences of the croes the streets and make ‘them With the surction of them would be very _ 180 . 5, 1901: Mrs. N. neon J, on Harry E, ne 0, ams W. T. nk. A. ties calling for any of these ill please say “advertised” of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Cangms, Postmaster. applications; as they cannot iseased portion of the ear. only one way to cure deafthat is by constitutional Deafness is caused by an condition of the mucous linou have a he result, and unless the inon can be taken out and this red to its normal condition, ill be destroyed forever ; nine hothing but an inflamed congive One Hundred Dollars free. CHENEY &0©O., Toledo,O. druggists, 760. amily Pills are the beat. —_——080 candy, flowers, man—that is of @ woman’s ferences. Ma magnet of mighty power erage woman. ven that of all jewels, health, is often the strenous efforts to make ‘money to purchase them. 0 will risk her health to get gem, then let her fortify hertthe insiduous consequenths, colds and bronchial afby the regular use of Dr. German Syrup. It will arrest consamption in its es and heal the affected lungs chisl tubes and drive the se from the system. It is all, but it is a certain cure colds and all bronchial You can get Dr. G. G. lable remedies at all drugn’s Special Almanac, €Ge oe tera Shell Oysters. our Thanksgiving order at 4. B, WOLF to avold the n26-tf ous old Gilt Edge whiskey vided by physicians for fam‘dicinal use because it is ‘Cee, Oe brands of whisky and cigars wCu red at O i . Britland prone =e Storage Meats, ial first-class Cold should send your orders te ;; Commercial street. The ot? POTK, mutton and lamb fo2l-tt Nicholls bas been appointed strator of the estate of Elizabeth gill, 8 young miner, was etrack j of his eyes by a piece of rock gorking in & stope @ few days a was very painfal, required the services of a phynight Pennsylvania Engine No. 2, held a meeting and onsly subscribed $25 to the free room, and also voted-to give help the Prospect Hill boys entheir hose house. now advertisement of George-E. r speaks of various things auitsr Obristmas presents. His line = TRANSCRIPT,. an tel! It j it 1 net cor not far the spi of . un rov MESBSSECRSS 6] Ue