January 10, 1903 (4 pages)

Ft s Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. er ewe = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Ba) By Mall, -%. + $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany part uf thecity._ 12 1e2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY UIE CIO Ct Ot ee January 10, 1903 A GREAT RULE OF LIFE --> MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS IND your own business; that is to say, put your whole mind i nto your own affairs. Leave’ other people alone to live their own lives in their own way. From the earliest times the deepest philosophy has found Thought to be the substance of which all physical .-bodies-and even the universe itself, is composed. : dom religion of India, in Plato’s philosophy, and in the He-. ' In the wis‘brew bible this creative power of mind is recognized. Thought, which is the creative force in the universe, is therefore the creative force in man. Thought is force. All human forces as well as all cosmic forces are forms of thought. Every act of man is projected thoight. Every painting is first painted mentally; then physically. The architect builds the house in his mind before lumber and nails are called into use. The poet builds his fairy structure in his mind before putting the symbol of it on paper. The more clearly the business man or the inventor creates his structure mentally, the more perfect will be the result when ob~~peetified. . There is said to be never a flaw in Pier many gigantic enterprises. pont . Morgan’s There is no luck about it. He retires within himself and creates each enterprise in his own mind, eliminating all the difficulties, and making it a perfect whole, ready to launch. When launched, it floats, and bears its creator on to ° Such a man concentrates. looks-at the proposition from every point of view. waits for Black or Jones to point out flaws in it. them all himself and weeds them out. success. He creates, mentally. He He never He finds He creates first, a perfect scheme in thought—the only way anything worth _.nou.While ever was created;.then he holds that perfect picture in. nd. night, until everybody else sees it just as his mind. day a he does, Such a man’s success is certain, because he MINDS his own business, He does not work merely with his hands. He does not drift. He does not scatter his forces. He does not “talk railway stocks to Smith while his mind is wandering in Timbuctoo. ‘He puts his whole mind on the thing which he has on hand for the moment. The ideal which is constantly held in your mind is absolutely certain to. be built into reality. Every person’s business should. be to succeed, and to grow into a more perfect individual. The person who feels that the world is against him, and who scatters his forces, is not minding his own business. The only thing really against his success is his own disturbed, scattered mental forces. It ‘is his business to bring the world over to his side by first of all making a mental picture of his own success and then forever holding to the idea that he is destined to succeed. He should concentrate on success, think success, talk success. To complain of ill-treatmeut is to encourage it. To talk failure is to invite it. Fear is a magnet; so is expectancy Indeed, when you fear anything, you expect it, and that ex— pectation creates the picture in your own mind which sooner or later will be made objective. ee When we persist in minding our neighbor’s business, it means the loss of friends and the gathering of enemies. It means that we have set ourselves up as little judges of our fellows; that we are becoming narrow-souled, blundering (if not plundering) busybodies, prying into and meddling with the lives of other people, the mainsprings of whose actions we can-never know, and whose motives we can never have the right to judge. Listen to a conversation in a street car, or wherever two people hold a session to attend to other people’s business. Every other sentence begins with “He said” or “She said,” or it has to do with some unsatisfactory thing which “he did” “ or “she did.” Shallow people are forever minding other people’s business and neglecting to have any of their own. ple talk only of persons and actions, never of principles and progressive topics. The one who talks most minds his own business least; for in order to MIND your business it is nec= essary to think; and thinking requires much silence. Shallow peoee Engagement of Miss Morgan Announced Today. A delightfal aftarnoon tea was given today at the residence of Judge F.T. Nilon by. Mrs. Nilon toa few of the in_timate friends and former classmates of her. sister, Miss Rachel Morgan, whose engagement of marriage to Mr. Addison P. Moore of Tyler, Texas, was announced. Tke parlors were beautifully decorated in pink.and green, and the usual congratula:ions were exchanged, after which dainty refreshments were served and a musical programme followed. Miss Morgan is one of Nevada City’s favorite daughters and has been a most ardent worker in church and other charitable work. She is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan, two of our most, respected citizens. The following were the invited guests: Misses Jean Campbell, Florence Hoyt, Frances Jones, Clara Carter, Fannie Noell of Grass Valley;.-Mesdames Frank Guenther, Herbert Dickerman, W. J. Jones, E. B. Power, F. 8. Morgan, M. M. Bernheim, Millie Morgan; Misses Bertha Webber, Frances Power, Mable Hughee, Gertrude Goyne, Betsy Morgan, Alice Nilon, Elizabeth Morgan and Winnie Mulloy. Editorial Notes. The issue of $80,000,000 two per cent. bouds for the purpose of building the Panama canal promises to afford considtrable relief to the bankers who are experiencing serious inconveuience because of the scarcity of United States bonds. ; What northern enterprise has not already accomplished for the South Dr. Obarles Warden Stiles hopes to accomplish by science, He claims to have discovered the germ of laziness which produces the “cracker” and will disseminate information in regard to its diagnosis and treatment. Big Bill Dawey pays taxes on a wil-. lien--doiHers—worth of property:—In 23 years of police service his salary only amounted to something tess than $60,000 and it must have cost him quite that much to live. Where did he get the rest? : Persona familiar with the facts, assert that the Castro administration, after bleeding the Venezuelan indus tries to the point of bankruptcy,turned its attention to the foreign’ investore and proceeded to levy blackmail, thus ' precipitating the hostilities from whicb Venezaela is now suffering. A Grand Army veteran stood listening to a juvenile Spanish war veteran recounting his experiences to an admiring group. Presently the old man remarked: “That young man telling of his experiences makes me think of the hero of the Johnstown flood relating bis experience in the presenée of Noah.” The Department of Agricultural has scored another victory, this time in Florida. Ite weather bureau gave no tice of the approach: of a disastrous frost, and the orchardists, following directions previously published by the department, prevented eerious injary by the use of smudges. To some extent sections of the Department of Agriculture are like fire departments. Their chief end is watchfulness -under ordinary circumstances but in an etiérgency similar to the outbreak of mouth and foot disease they demonstrate their real value. The appointment of Mr. Cortelyou, Secretary to the President, to the head of the néw Department of Commerce and Labor, when created, is generally conceded. Many men in the President’s posit ang be too selfish to suffer tbe loss r. Oortelyou’s services as secretary, even to secure to him a promotion that he well merits, Bonded a Mine. J. F. Littlefield of San Francisco has bonded a gravel claim on Canada Hill from A, Charonnat and I. G; Lindley, and has started a tunnel on the property. Ifthe gravel turns out as well “HRTMNOON Tek. DD THs on Mrs. Murray Failsto Revive After a Ride of 22 Miles. Mrs. Murray. was.-brought to the County Hospital from Moore’e Flat, yesterday, to receive treatment, . but when she arrived at the institution ag ‘bout 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon, i was at once seen by County Physician Tickell that the long ride of 22-miles bad ‘proven too much for the aged lady in ber sick and weakened condition. All the medical relief p .ssible, however, was afforded, but despite all that could be done she sank into an unconscious state and finally passed away at abont 11 o’clock this merning. The woman was unable to attera word after the time’she arrived at the Hos= pital. The cause of death is assigned years ofage.Jumped the Balls. The Narrow Gauge passenger train due to arrive here at 9:40 o’clock last night, stopped at» Chicago Park, and when it was started up again the engine jumped the rails. A relief train . was sent from Grass Valley, and with the aid of the section crew, the engine was put back on the raile and the the train came through. Bandit Taken. Quinoy, Pa., January 9—W. L. Lane, alias Doc Butler, one of the leaders of the Addington bank robbery gang, was arrested here at 1 o’clock this morning while entertaining a number of friends with whom he had recently become acquainted. He was rushed at once to Galesbarg for preliminary examination. eral days, making himself conspicuous by his expenditures of money and it was this characteristic thst caused suspicions of the officials of the telegraph company while sending a telegram ‘concerning the shipment of $2,000 which he had sent to Chicago. Cheap Rates East. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company will put on sale 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 ybou fuller informaticn. J. D. MANSFIELD, Francisco, Oal. Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served et the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered ali visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites all to call on him. a81-tf Th: Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant ree lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Finest Harness in the County. The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the etore of James Oairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. grades and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions, bugey and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once aud you will always be his patron, Assessment Noticé. MREAL HILU MINING AND SMELTING Company. Locatian of pejuaigal 4 of business, San Francisco, California;tion of works, Nevada County, California. Notice. is pe . given that at a meetding of the Board of Directors, held on the 7th day of Jauuary, 1903, an assessment (Ne. 8) of two ¢ cents per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United states gold coin, to ‘he Secre ary. at to be heart trouble. She was about 76). Lane kas been in town for sev-. " . General Agent, 625 Market street, San : Whip stocks and buggy whips of all] * for the Public Administrator of the County of Nevada, State of California, that the foregoing ie a full, true and correct acceunt and return of all the estates of decedents which have come into his hands; that neither he nor the said Public Administrator is or was at any time interested in the expenditures of any kind made.on account of any estate he administered, nor is he or the said Public Administrator associated in business or other— Be A lot of machinery arrived on the Narrow Gauge this: morning for the Banner Mining Oompany. It embraced track iron, cars and other nee cessary machinery for doing development work. The Old Banner mine is to be opened on an extensive scale, as the owners feel confident that they have a valuable piece of property. TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Prescribed by the best “physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles. New Ferry Boat. OAKLAND, Jan. 9th.—Tbhe announcement has beenmade. that. the second ferry boat for the Realty Syndicate will be launched Saturday morning between the bourses of 8 and 9 o’clock. The boast is fast nearing completion, most of the wood-work being in a finished etate. This morning there yet remained to be added the railings for the hurricane deck and the two pilot houses. This boat is a twin to the one launched from the same ship yards two weeke ago. There is also in process of construction a side-wheeler for the North Shore Railroad Oompany, which will be ready to launch before 250, 50c. At all druggists. 35-tf. many weeks. PUBLIC: ADMINISTRATOR 5 SETI-ANNUAL ACCOUNT. Appraised value of the Estate.. Expenditures . ..cceseeee.ceeees Balanee disiributed to heirs .. Value of the Estate..... wise with any one who is so interested. ha GEORGE L. JONES, { SEAL } Sew Notary Public in and for Nevada Oounty, Oalif. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California; T. J. TORPIE, the Public Administrator of Nevada County, California, respectfully submits his Semi-Annual Account as required by law: : Estate of Marshall Dumford, Deceased. Lsaieote ocak peseceess+ 201 10 eee ener ereeeeser sss ececersecee oe eens cence recerescsen seese Pee eee eee arses conees -s44 cone Estate of Charles Beal, Deceased. Appraised value of the Estate...0.00550 ee eeeree eee s— Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. . Canals TOOmi VO ais ois cick eieesscced cdeseetiad Gaucieiabids eiewewer veee’s 780 00 CN 645 27 Balance paid to hebre .6.. cece cece ener essen eteccsceesseeeees 88 05 sd eve CANE ale ondaea ds eaia evap oeoeeleesinme $ 200 00 Canh vewek eed oii: oi cisicideicces ie eeciidids corsepianssrweseanes wuee 0 00 Comal OTe oii co. ois e6cs Sis sects cg ccaere ese te ets esiipensaieges 0 00 ’ Estate of Edward Teague, Deceased. : Gash reedivéed saasieengeesvakelies Seal oA “levceesee 18675 Qe Opened 5 oie oo ooo ees seots bee aunias eget issaasetan eel 185 15 Estate of [Mary Felt, Deceased. Waleno @€ the Matate i: csciisicsei ges ces seswis de ekseccitiasiiws cases $2260 80 Cabh empewled .ici. cd ci ciceicwceesenssOsun, © “aoe Feveiddethts 2280 80 Estate of P. Kinsella, Decéased. Value of the Betave ..0..c.ccccccaeseasssescsavesceceeseccecs $8501 25 Cagh empandde oi. isoes scsi ccavsdeaccisecee oscc1 ccaves daveusvewedecs 1858 10 Balamee ont bam. oo. 5.5. Foo. cccsccccovcccccccccoccccescccceseeecss 1048 15 : << — Estate of On Guey, Deceased. Value of the Estate. .. . sib shin aceon id eie Vnialy dre tessisa wicinee see wets $ 4110 Cas ORR WE eo gc aio 0 0 bis Sas Fac wk vveec's cut eves Sey see ete Sine seen 41 10 Camh empamdedd. onic. ccs ccecccccsccccccccccececcccaedeseeeeeeereneseoe 18 50 Balamee on hand.... 0.66.0. .0 08s 27 60 Estate of J. W. Brown, Deceased. Valeo OF Weta ss csicisicigcis codecs sieccne secant visnedare seeenes sae $187 15 Cals Om ROR oii cscs ciesacengeded caee pecusapeeeseness Tass couns 88 75 etme eee ererereseness: semeessese CO ere reece ee wseesrreseeeeeereees eee eee ee et ie ee eee sr) LLOYD ‘P. LARUE, Subseribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January, 1908. j10 Electro-Dental Parlors Following ts a -Hst_of the religious services to be held at the various. churches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY EPISCOPAL First Sunday after Epiphany—Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Moruiag prayer, antecommunion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday echool and bible class, 12:80 Pp. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 o’clock. W. A. Rimer,pastor. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach in the: morning. In the evening he will officiate at the Congregational _. eburch in Grass Valley. His pulpit in Nevada City.will be oceupied by the Rev. Thomas H. Broad. Obristian En. deavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Lizzie Richards. Sabbath schoo! at the close of the morning service. All are invited to these services, METHODIST CHURCH, : Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Morn. ing subject: .“The Ideal Life.” Even ing subject: “The Heavenly Home.” Special vocal music will be rendered at the evening service. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Intermediate League will meet at 5 p.m. Epworth League convenes at 6 p.m., the ‘topic being: “The Open Channel of Prayer.” Meader, Mr. Polkingborn, Olass meeting at 9:45 a. m., J. Tamblyn, leader. ' BORN. ’ € . In Nevada City, January 9th, 1908, to the wife of W. J. Andrews, a daughter. t : At Indian Flat, Nevada county, January 9, 1908, to the wife of O. Eden, a son, = Collision Aver] San Francisco, January gn) on the bay was very thick +i 4 ing. Early in the Morningthe Piedmont, in attempting ; o this side, came near caeni. Iq Garden Oity--and also a : striking ths San Pablo esa: bi f time. The Piedmont was he i San Francisco when the Gardol came out of the slip and wag 4 rectly in the line in which fh mont was coming, The lookoal on the Piedmont, who cay the ty the Garden City, yelled to the Ql “Tower light on the ferry.” pa tain, thiaking he wag about \ the slip, slowed: down, moment the Garden City jj seen tbrough the fog and a collision was narrowly ayer Piedmont stopped suddenly her engines and the Colifsion caped. At°that: moment Pablo, which was just leaving also narrowly missed the Pied So, BO Will Investigate. A remarkable case comeg to] Elizabeth, W.Va. An o!dmap by name of G. W.: Roberts by suffered with incurable cancer. Backlen’s. Arnica Salve. ment cured him completely, y mighty power to expel bilio; kidney and liver troubles ang wonderful tonic for run down, Don’t fail to try it. Only 600. druggist. Whiskey is the best of whiskies, everywhere. Wichman. Lute San Francisco, Cal. Sole prop ee a gotten before. yard for some not so good. yards all in ten yard pieces. to yards for 50 cents. This is a bargain. [ee Watch this space for Respectfully, . Van Dyke Somethi Mflahex Store closes every evening at 7:30, Saturdays ext We start the wheels moving the first day of the 4 3 Year by giving you more for your money than you hav Tenals Fla 10 Yards for 50 Cenls, ': Just ten yards in every piece. You have paid tence gee We have about two tho While they last all will Come early. . Big sale of Wrappers. . Big sale of oer Gowns. from ROW On, Bargains Dy @ ; Dyke Seamless § ng New and Guaranteed @ Our stock is complete, consisting of Sauce j Pans, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Water Buckets, etc. pe GEO. E. TURNER ——4M—— Pine Street, on Two Kinds of Giving. . a “3” Nevada City \122>>. —> angerous . Phat someone is goin; etybody who knows of it i, tigating electric Bittters. It ey . faction guaranteed by W. D, \ 7 THE TRAN TURDAY..Jal evident, if they stice of following . hout escort, Last e y who resides in the ) city was returning . p home of a friend o1 pet, and had ccarcel; joe, when some brair an to follow ber, anc take her. The you thtened and ran to phe met a young me id_to escort her . id flogging would ain Will . 0 big ferry boat So sthe Southern Pacif traits of Carquine: paddle wheels ° bming in contact As a Consequence w off for several < fe can be repaired all the traffic that t Of Port Oosta and; isferred over the lo of Stockton durin Deequence the trai gauge will be late. 4 a eee be Oolfax yard « jandred and fifte ies recently install iween Sacramento ar Meuthern Pacific ‘ Maher & Co., Nevada C} ‘wun ja; 000000 000000 <a> ; yesterday, a pound rail into d twisted it a It took ne:rly engine on the ra t was due to ad nn ER p Relief : /regalar meeting lelent Society will ernoon. at 2.0’slo —_—--—-2 -6te2-— . French people ¢ ime not impetuous, ot ending in a t } racing course fly. Angered ata ators charged on t! Ming that the offi iy wagered on bors % The police were Med troops were pe course with fiz WOMAN'S ches and Paii bar if the Ad evada City Ci . .Followec fm an’s back ha Himes ‘tie the ki che is really kid jwhy Doan’s Ki Nevada City wo what one has to xin Martinet fistocracy Hill, 8 “I had backac ®, not all. the tin lacks, some of . “some of them Fe at their heigh jes to turn in be 2 knew from “gust acroes the fgens were eith ened bat I did n get relief, altho trying little sin Saw Doan’s Kid @ and that they nd the kid ‘Vinton’s drug st Buation of the tr ie stopped the 1}; Bie by all deale ‘Foster Milburn Bole agents fo iber the name bubstitate. rness and Ss Oairne, who is ' —* : : the office of the » No. 237 Twelfth 4 Minding other people’s business results in a total loss. *® ‘*Pected, machinery will be in-. s:tect,SanVran isoo: California cats shottonse : rer: x : stalled and the mine opened up ex. pein Stock upon which this assessment shall PREPHH poeshapenr ge When you criticise your neighbor or pry into his business,. tensively. The company which Mr 1908, will he delinquent, and advertieed. fos 1 Sopa toghe he has gained nothing and you have lost your time, nervous. Littlefield represents have ample capis made before, will besold on a TURDAT. DR. R. E. SMITH ‘is mentioned b.ow. The ¢ sneer atau force and self-respect ; 7 Jital and will make @ thorough test of . So 2istday of Maron. 1008 to pay thedelin. ) thanks ie flxed by procient aghast * pte go ee PO (os “Sy ordetcfthe carte Menor, . ” "establlahed neeriy four years aga, One of the letgest aed Giving: of Grocery voit" A aS sores there is no limit to the — T ‘ = . Se cae possibilities of unfoldment : “Office No. 297° 7 MEE TMANN, Seoretary. best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an bk 4 L “a? prices nke # two Factory . within you. You can be what you will to be. Mind molds In their, new advertisement in this. cisco California. : 7 ‘ : . : : ALES 2 = Mach reason for ths ned a specialty of Sle! Phat died of vous ie 7 -. eveuing’s Transomipt Gaylord & Son. ),ihe,Se retary will alto seastverayments. Are Located Here Permanently ~Chages for ordinary avd § See , ° msiness or your life can be made a splendid call attention to the: fact that they pusiness office, NG. ON Gasccase weut ian with all the modern ELEGTRIGAL and othe Pe “f a TH ANKS : ; sions are nade here. Our 3 “apg success by focusing your thought on th . alone. Put your . Keep nothing bat the best sal groceries, . 77euciseo. Cau vam steolavely first-class work. ) conveniences: doing villeincias osaealiaas Orange ! ; age aor mind 42 your. business, not on the foibles of your neighbors. Bae te “STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Pm cpa guaranteed st One-half the regular prices:charged by other a Ne ye bargains are ~Mind your own business and you will have no time to CASTORI A ; ee , : . @©UR PRICES ER . viotaeiapg , p: Bugay whips th Sai :. y . es I TTP HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-. PLA full U or Lower $10 00) Go! rn —— —_— Catined Fiuits, Mine and driving g : Tust out a foot to trip some wayfaring brother up. For Infants and Childré _, welders of the Sierra Queen Mining ComGOLD c WNS. 22 Karat 6.00 ava Peas Fate nas $2.60 <a and Wines. oushione, §1 : —_—s_a_—————— a Hathecty and county f Nevada, State er . GRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. /CLE hd Semler aps 1 : ; : 3 u the city an’ bats ANING.. PestaucixaSkes p. ies ro ts per cents up; wi _Was, Britland at bisealoon on Broad. Lovelend is now celling his femou. O08 Kind You Have Always Bought . pslforoia. ‘vin te'bela ac the ation of ’PAINLE@S EXTRAGTION, 60 CENTS. . un whip stocks, street, makes a specialty of Fa>cy. bread at five cents a loaf at the P » . City of Nevada. on MONDAY. FEBRUAR @a@r No ob t ing : " These are some specials af a $7.50 Drinke. aad von ‘on fs © Popu-. Mears the 1903, at.8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose 0 barge for acting when plates are ordered, < set aside for Thanksgiving oP you can depend that they lar Bakery, Try it and you will always : transacting all busiuess that may come be-. Phowe Ma n 633. AW R SMITH DY Biaiestics @ advertisement : . ) ~if > HoT Da La MILLER, Seoretary, . ‘Finsciaic Bulliiiag, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. » Cash Grocer, —" Fs ®

Ft s Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. er ewe = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Ba) By Mall, -%. + $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany part uf thecity._ 12 1e2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY UIE CIO Ct Ot ee January 10, 1903 A GREAT RULE OF LIFE --> MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS IND your own business; that is to say, put your whole mind i nto your own affairs. Leave’ other people alone to live their own lives in their own way. From the earliest times the deepest philosophy has found Thought to be the substance of which all physical .-bodies-and even the universe itself, is composed. : dom religion of India, in Plato’s philosophy, and in the He-. ' In the wis‘brew bible this creative power of mind is recognized. Thought, which is the creative force in the universe, is therefore the creative force in man. Thought is force. All human forces as well as all cosmic forces are forms of thought. Every act of man is projected thoight. Every painting is first painted mentally; then physically. The architect builds the house in his mind before lumber and nails are called into use. The poet builds his fairy structure in his mind before putting the symbol of it on paper. The more clearly the business man or the inventor creates his structure mentally, the more perfect will be the result when ob~~peetified. . There is said to be never a flaw in Pier many gigantic enterprises. pont . Morgan’s There is no luck about it. He retires within himself and creates each enterprise in his own mind, eliminating all the difficulties, and making it a perfect whole, ready to launch. When launched, it floats, and bears its creator on to ° Such a man concentrates. looks-at the proposition from every point of view. waits for Black or Jones to point out flaws in it. them all himself and weeds them out. success. He creates, mentally. He He never He finds He creates first, a perfect scheme in thought—the only way anything worth _.nou.While ever was created;.then he holds that perfect picture in. nd. night, until everybody else sees it just as his mind. day a he does, Such a man’s success is certain, because he MINDS his own business, He does not work merely with his hands. He does not drift. He does not scatter his forces. He does not “talk railway stocks to Smith while his mind is wandering in Timbuctoo. ‘He puts his whole mind on the thing which he has on hand for the moment. The ideal which is constantly held in your mind is absolutely certain to. be built into reality. Every person’s business should. be to succeed, and to grow into a more perfect individual. The person who feels that the world is against him, and who scatters his forces, is not minding his own business. The only thing really against his success is his own disturbed, scattered mental forces. It ‘is his business to bring the world over to his side by first of all making a mental picture of his own success and then forever holding to the idea that he is destined to succeed. He should concentrate on success, think success, talk success. To complain of ill-treatmeut is to encourage it. To talk failure is to invite it. Fear is a magnet; so is expectancy Indeed, when you fear anything, you expect it, and that ex— pectation creates the picture in your own mind which sooner or later will be made objective. ee When we persist in minding our neighbor’s business, it means the loss of friends and the gathering of enemies. It means that we have set ourselves up as little judges of our fellows; that we are becoming narrow-souled, blundering (if not plundering) busybodies, prying into and meddling with the lives of other people, the mainsprings of whose actions we can-never know, and whose motives we can never have the right to judge. Listen to a conversation in a street car, or wherever two people hold a session to attend to other people’s business. Every other sentence begins with “He said” or “She said,” or it has to do with some unsatisfactory thing which “he did” “ or “she did.” Shallow people are forever minding other people’s business and neglecting to have any of their own. ple talk only of persons and actions, never of principles and progressive topics. The one who talks most minds his own business least; for in order to MIND your business it is nec= essary to think; and thinking requires much silence. Shallow peoee Engagement of Miss Morgan Announced Today. A delightfal aftarnoon tea was given today at the residence of Judge F.T. Nilon by. Mrs. Nilon toa few of the in_timate friends and former classmates of her. sister, Miss Rachel Morgan, whose engagement of marriage to Mr. Addison P. Moore of Tyler, Texas, was announced. Tke parlors were beautifully decorated in pink.and green, and the usual congratula:ions were exchanged, after which dainty refreshments were served and a musical programme followed. Miss Morgan is one of Nevada City’s favorite daughters and has been a most ardent worker in church and other charitable work. She is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan, two of our most, respected citizens. The following were the invited guests: Misses Jean Campbell, Florence Hoyt, Frances Jones, Clara Carter, Fannie Noell of Grass Valley;.-Mesdames Frank Guenther, Herbert Dickerman, W. J. Jones, E. B. Power, F. 8. Morgan, M. M. Bernheim, Millie Morgan; Misses Bertha Webber, Frances Power, Mable Hughee, Gertrude Goyne, Betsy Morgan, Alice Nilon, Elizabeth Morgan and Winnie Mulloy. Editorial Notes. The issue of $80,000,000 two per cent. bouds for the purpose of building the Panama canal promises to afford considtrable relief to the bankers who are experiencing serious inconveuience because of the scarcity of United States bonds. ; What northern enterprise has not already accomplished for the South Dr. Obarles Warden Stiles hopes to accomplish by science, He claims to have discovered the germ of laziness which produces the “cracker” and will disseminate information in regard to its diagnosis and treatment. Big Bill Dawey pays taxes on a wil-. lien--doiHers—worth of property:—In 23 years of police service his salary only amounted to something tess than $60,000 and it must have cost him quite that much to live. Where did he get the rest? : Persona familiar with the facts, assert that the Castro administration, after bleeding the Venezuelan indus tries to the point of bankruptcy,turned its attention to the foreign’ investore and proceeded to levy blackmail, thus ' precipitating the hostilities from whicb Venezaela is now suffering. A Grand Army veteran stood listening to a juvenile Spanish war veteran recounting his experiences to an admiring group. Presently the old man remarked: “That young man telling of his experiences makes me think of the hero of the Johnstown flood relating bis experience in the presenée of Noah.” The Department of Agricultural has scored another victory, this time in Florida. Ite weather bureau gave no tice of the approach: of a disastrous frost, and the orchardists, following directions previously published by the department, prevented eerious injary by the use of smudges. To some extent sections of the Department of Agriculture are like fire departments. Their chief end is watchfulness -under ordinary circumstances but in an etiérgency similar to the outbreak of mouth and foot disease they demonstrate their real value. The appointment of Mr. Cortelyou, Secretary to the President, to the head of the néw Department of Commerce and Labor, when created, is generally conceded. Many men in the President’s posit ang be too selfish to suffer tbe loss r. Oortelyou’s services as secretary, even to secure to him a promotion that he well merits, Bonded a Mine. J. F. Littlefield of San Francisco has bonded a gravel claim on Canada Hill from A, Charonnat and I. G; Lindley, and has started a tunnel on the property. Ifthe gravel turns out as well “HRTMNOON Tek. DD THs on Mrs. Murray Failsto Revive After a Ride of 22 Miles. Mrs. Murray. was.-brought to the County Hospital from Moore’e Flat, yesterday, to receive treatment, . but when she arrived at the institution ag ‘bout 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon, i was at once seen by County Physician Tickell that the long ride of 22-miles bad ‘proven too much for the aged lady in ber sick and weakened condition. All the medical relief p .ssible, however, was afforded, but despite all that could be done she sank into an unconscious state and finally passed away at abont 11 o’clock this merning. The woman was unable to attera word after the time’she arrived at the Hos= pital. The cause of death is assigned years ofage.Jumped the Balls. The Narrow Gauge passenger train due to arrive here at 9:40 o’clock last night, stopped at» Chicago Park, and when it was started up again the engine jumped the rails. A relief train . was sent from Grass Valley, and with the aid of the section crew, the engine was put back on the raile and the the train came through. Bandit Taken. Quinoy, Pa., January 9—W. L. Lane, alias Doc Butler, one of the leaders of the Addington bank robbery gang, was arrested here at 1 o’clock this morning while entertaining a number of friends with whom he had recently become acquainted. He was rushed at once to Galesbarg for preliminary examination. eral days, making himself conspicuous by his expenditures of money and it was this characteristic thst caused suspicions of the officials of the telegraph company while sending a telegram ‘concerning the shipment of $2,000 which he had sent to Chicago. Cheap Rates East. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company will put on sale 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 ybou fuller informaticn. J. D. MANSFIELD, Francisco, Oal. Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served et the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered ali visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites all to call on him. a81-tf Th: Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant ree lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Finest Harness in the County. The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the etore of James Oairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. grades and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions, bugey and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once aud you will always be his patron, Assessment Noticé. MREAL HILU MINING AND SMELTING Company. Locatian of pejuaigal 4 of business, San Francisco, California;tion of works, Nevada County, California. Notice. is pe . given that at a meetding of the Board of Directors, held on the 7th day of Jauuary, 1903, an assessment (Ne. 8) of two ¢ cents per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United states gold coin, to ‘he Secre ary. at to be heart trouble. She was about 76). Lane kas been in town for sev-. " . General Agent, 625 Market street, San : Whip stocks and buggy whips of all] * for the Public Administrator of the County of Nevada, State of California, that the foregoing ie a full, true and correct acceunt and return of all the estates of decedents which have come into his hands; that neither he nor the said Public Administrator is or was at any time interested in the expenditures of any kind made.on account of any estate he administered, nor is he or the said Public Administrator associated in business or other— Be A lot of machinery arrived on the Narrow Gauge this: morning for the Banner Mining Oompany. It embraced track iron, cars and other nee cessary machinery for doing development work. The Old Banner mine is to be opened on an extensive scale, as the owners feel confident that they have a valuable piece of property. TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Prescribed by the best “physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles. New Ferry Boat. OAKLAND, Jan. 9th.—Tbhe announcement has beenmade. that. the second ferry boat for the Realty Syndicate will be launched Saturday morning between the bourses of 8 and 9 o’clock. The boast is fast nearing completion, most of the wood-work being in a finished etate. This morning there yet remained to be added the railings for the hurricane deck and the two pilot houses. This boat is a twin to the one launched from the same ship yards two weeke ago. There is also in process of construction a side-wheeler for the North Shore Railroad Oompany, which will be ready to launch before 250, 50c. At all druggists. 35-tf. many weeks. PUBLIC: ADMINISTRATOR 5 SETI-ANNUAL ACCOUNT. Appraised value of the Estate.... Expenditures . ....cceseeee.ceeees Balanee disiributed to heirs .... Value of the Estate.......... wise with any one who is so interested. ha GEORGE L. JONES,

{ SEAL } Sew Notary Public in and for Nevada Oounty, Oalif. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California; T. J. TORPIE, the Public Administrator of Nevada County, California, respectfully submits his Semi-Annual Account as required by law: : Estate of Marshall Dumford, Deceased. Lsaieote ocak peseceess+ 201 10 eee ener ereeeeser sss ececersecee oe eens cence recerescsen seese Pee eee eee arses conees -s44 cone Estate of Charles Beal, Deceased. Appraised value of the Estate......0..00550 ee eeeree eee s— Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. . Canals TOOmi VO ais ois cick eieesscced cdeseetiad Gaucieiabids eiewewer veee’s 780 00 CN 645 27 Balance paid to hebre ..6.... cece cece ener essen eteccsceesseeeees 88 05 sd eve CANE ale ondaea ds eaia evap oeoeeleesinme $ 200 00 Canh vewek eed oii: oi cisicideicces ie eeciidids corsepianssrweseanes wuee 0 00 Comal OTe oii co. ois e6cs Sis sects cg ccaere ese te ets esiipensaieges 0 00 ’ Estate of Edward Teague, Deceased. : Gash reedivéed saasieengeesvakelies Seal oA “levceesee 18675 Qe Opened 5 oie oo ooo ees seots bee aunias eget issaasetan eel 185 15 Estate of [Mary Felt, Deceased. Waleno @€ the Matate i: csciisicsei ges ces seswis de ekseccitiasiiws cases $2260 80 Cabh empewled ..ici. cd ci ciceicwceesenssOsun, © “aoe Feveiddethts 2280 80 Estate of P. Kinsella, Decéased. Value of the Betave ...0....c.ccccccaeseasssescsavesceceeseccecs $8501 25 Cagh empandde oi. isoes scsi ccavsdeaccisecee oscc1 ccaves daveusvewedecs 1858 10 Balamee ont bam. oo. 5.5. Foo. cccsccccovcccccccccoccccescccceseeecss 1048 15 : << — Estate of On Guey, Deceased. Value of the Estate. ... .. sib shin aceon id eie Vnialy dre tessisa wicinee see wets $ 4110 Cas ORR WE eo gc aio 0 0 bis Sas Fac wk vveec's cut eves Sey see ete Sine seen 41 10 Camh empamdedd. onic. ccs ccecccccsccccccccccececcccaedeseeeeeeereneseoe 18 50 Balamee on hand........ 0.66.0. .0 08s 27 60 Estate of J. W. Brown, Deceased. Valeo OF Weta ss csicisicigcis codecs sieccne secant visnedare seeenes sae $187 15 Cals Om ROR oii cscs ciesacengeded caee pecusapeeeseness Tass couns 88 75 etme eee ererereseness: semeessese CO ere reece ee wseesrreseeeeeereees eee eee ee et ie ee eee sr) LLOYD ‘P. LARUE, Subseribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January, 1908. j10 Electro-Dental Parlors Following ts a -Hst_of the religious services to be held at the various. churches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY EPISCOPAL First Sunday after Epiphany—Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Moruiag prayer, antecommunion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday echool and bible class, 12:80 Pp. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7 o’clock. W. A. Rimer,pastor. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach in the: morning. In the evening he will officiate at the Congregational _. eburch in Grass Valley. His pulpit in Nevada City.will be oceupied by the Rev. Thomas H. Broad. Obristian En. deavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Lizzie Richards. Sabbath schoo! at the close of the morning service. All are invited to these services, METHODIST CHURCH, : Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Morn. ing subject: .“The Ideal Life.” Even ing subject: “The Heavenly Home.” Special vocal music will be rendered at the evening service. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Intermediate League will meet at 5 p.m. Epworth League convenes at 6 p.m., the ‘topic being: “The Open Channel of Prayer.” Meader, Mr. Polkingborn, Olass meeting at 9:45 a. m., J. Tamblyn, leader. ' BORN. ’ € . In Nevada City, January 9th, 1908, to the wife of W. J. Andrews, a daughter. t : At Indian Flat, Nevada county, January 9, 1908, to the wife of O. Eden, a son, = Collision Aver] San Francisco, January gn) on the bay was very thick +i 4 ing. Early in the Morningthe Piedmont, in attempting ; o this side, came near caeni. Iq Garden Oity--and also a : striking ths San Pablo esa: bi f time. The Piedmont was he i San Francisco when the Gardol came out of the slip and wag 4 rectly in the line in which fh mont was coming, The lookoal on the Piedmont, who cay the ty the Garden City, yelled to the Ql “Tower light on the ferry.” pa tain, thiaking he wag about \ the slip, slowed: down, moment the Garden City jj seen tbrough the fog and a collision was narrowly ayer Piedmont stopped suddenly her engines and the Colifsion caped. At°that: moment Pablo, which was just leaving also narrowly missed the Pied So, BO Will Investigate. A remarkable case comeg to] Elizabeth, W.Va. An o!dmap by name of G. W.: Roberts by suffered with incurable cancer. Backlen’s. Arnica Salve. ment cured him completely, y mighty power to expel bilio; kidney and liver troubles ang wonderful tonic for run down, Don’t fail to try it. Only 600. druggist. Whiskey is the best of whiskies, everywhere. Wichman. Lute San Francisco, Cal. Sole prop ee a gotten before. yard for some not so good. yards all in ten yard pieces. to yards for 50 cents. This is a bargain. [ee Watch this space for Respectfully, . Van Dyke Somethi Mflahex Store closes every evening at 7:30, Saturdays ext We start the wheels moving the first day of the 4 3 Year by giving you more for your money than you hav Tenals Fla 10 Yards for 50 Cenls, ': Just ten yards in every piece. You have paid tence gee We have about two tho While they last all will Come early. . Big sale of Wrappers. . Big sale of oer Gowns. from ROW On, Bargains Dy @ ; Dyke Seamless § ng New and Guaranteed @ Our stock is complete, consisting of Sauce j Pans, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Water Buckets, etc. pe GEO. E. TURNER ——4M—— Pine Street, on Two Kinds of Giving.. . a “3” Nevada City \122>>. —> angerous . Phat someone is goin; etybody who knows of it i, tigating electric Bittters. It ey . faction guaranteed by W. D, \ 7 THE TRAN TURDAY....Jal evident, if they stice of following . hout escort, Last e y who resides in the ) city was returning . p home of a friend o1 pet, and had ccarcel; joe, when some brair an to follow ber, anc take her. The you thtened and ran to phe met a young me id_to escort her . id flogging would ain Will . 0 big ferry boat So sthe Southern Pacif traits of Carquine: paddle wheels ° bming in contact As a Consequence w off for several < fe can be repaired all the traffic that t Of Port Oosta and; isferred over the lo of Stockton durin Deequence the trai gauge will be late. 4 a eee be Oolfax yard « jandred and fifte ies recently install iween Sacramento ar Meuthern Pacific ‘ Maher & Co., Nevada C} ‘wun ja; 000000 000000 <a> ; yesterday, a pound rail into d twisted it a It took ne:rly engine on the ra t was due to ad nn ER p Relief : /regalar meeting lelent Society will ernoon. at 2.0’slo —_—--—-2 -6te2-— . French people ¢ ime not impetuous, ot ending in a t } racing course fly. Angered ata ators charged on t! Ming that the offi iy wagered on bors % The police were Med troops were pe course with fiz WOMAN'S ches and Paii bar if the Ad evada City Ci . .Followec fm an’s back ha Himes ‘tie the ki che is really kid jwhy Doan’s Ki Nevada City wo what one has to xin Martinet fistocracy Hill, 8 “I had backac ®, not all. the tin lacks, some of . “some of them Fe at their heigh jes to turn in be 2 knew from “gust acroes the fgens were eith ened bat I did n get relief, altho trying little sin Saw Doan’s Kid @ and that they nd the kid ‘Vinton’s drug st Buation of the tr ie stopped the 1}; Bie by all deale ‘Foster Milburn Bole agents fo iber the name bubstitate. rness and Ss Oairne, who is ' —* : : the office of the » No. 237 Twelfth 4 Minding other people’s business results in a total loss. *® ‘*Pected, machinery will be in-. s:tect,SanVran isoo: California cats shottonse : rer: x : stalled and the mine opened up ex. pein Stock upon which this assessment shall PREPHH poeshapenr ge When you criticise your neighbor or pry into his business,. tensively. The company which Mr 1908, will he delinquent, and advertieed. fos 1 Sopa toghe he has gained nothing and you have lost your time, nervous. Littlefield represents have ample capis made before, will besold on a TURDAT. DR. R. E. SMITH ‘is mentioned b.ow. The ¢ sneer atau force and self-respect ; 7 Jital and will make @ thorough test of . So 2istday of Maron. 1008 to pay thedelin. ) thanks ie flxed by procient aghast * pte go ee PO (os “Sy ordetcfthe carte Menor, . ” "establlahed neeriy four years aga, One of the letgest aed Giving: of Grocery voit" A aS sores there is no limit to the — T ‘ = . Se cae possibilities of unfoldment : “Office No. 297° 7 MEE TMANN, Seoretary. best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an bk 4 L “a? prices nke # two Factory . within you. You can be what you will to be. Mind molds In their, new advertisement in this. cisco California. : 7 ‘ : . : : ALES 2 = Mach reason for ths ned a specialty of Sle! Phat died of vous ie 7 -. eveuing’s Transomipt Gaylord & Son. ),ihe,Se retary will alto seastverayments. Are Located Here Permanently ~Chages for ordinary avd § See , ° msiness or your life can be made a splendid call attention to the: fact that they pusiness office, NG. ON Gasccase weut ian with all the modern ELEGTRIGAL and othe Pe “f a TH ANKS : ; sions are nade here. Our 3 “apg success by focusing your thought on th . alone. Put your . Keep nothing bat the best sal groceries, . 77euciseo. Cau vam steolavely first-class work. ) conveniences: doing villeincias osaealiaas Orange ! ; age aor mind 42 your. business, not on the foibles of your neighbors. Bae te “STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Pm cpa guaranteed st One-half the regular prices:charged by other a Ne ye bargains are ~Mind your own business and you will have no time to CASTORI A ; ee , : . @©UR PRICES ER . viotaeiapg , p: Bugay whips th Sai :. y . es I TTP HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-. PLA full U or Lower $10 00) Go! rn —— —_— Catined Fiuits, Mine and driving g : Tust out a foot to trip some wayfaring brother up. For Infants and Childré _, welders of the Sierra Queen Mining ComGOLD c WNS. 22 Karat 6.00 ava Peas Fate nas $2.60 <a and Wines. oushione, §1 : —_—s_a_—————— a Hathecty and county f Nevada, State er . GRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. /CLE hd Semler aps 1 : ; : 3 u the city an’ bats ANING... PestaucixaSkes p. ies ro ts per cents up; wi _Was, Britland at bisealoon on Broad. Lovelend is now celling his femou. O08 Kind You Have Always Bought . pslforoia. ‘vin te'bela ac the ation of ’PAINLE@S EXTRAGTION, 60 CENTS. . un whip stocks, street, makes a specialty of Fa>cy. bread at five cents a loaf at the P » . City of Nevada. on MONDAY. FEBRUAR @a@r No ob t ing : " These are some specials af a $7.50 Drinke. aad von ‘on fs © Popu-. Mears the 1903, at.8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose 0 barge for acting when plates are ordered, < set aside for Thanksgiving oP you can depend that they lar Bakery, Try it and you will always : transacting all busiuess that may come be-. Phowe Ma n 633. AW R SMITH DY Biaiestics @ advertisement : . ) ~if > HoT Da La MILLER, Seoretary, . ‘Finsciaic Bulliiiag, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. » Cash Grocer, —" Fs ®