January 14, 1903 (4 pages)

assisting him, and who, in doing _jmpose-no-heavy-burden_ of gratitude on. the obligee. ~ Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ ——— PRMD BE. BROWN, Manager. _ $$$ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMatl, * ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany part of the city. —s 12 1-2c Per Week No one, no matter whet his genius, can predict what will be the gift of 1908 to the patient old world. The Moroccan: pretender has taken the Sultan’s treasure chest and is now headed for the harem, Issued Every Evening, Sundays” Excepted, at Nevada City The two years of the new centary just finished are first rate samples. i LEE EE WEHDNESDAY..0000000cceetestenee ne) January 14, 1903 Bring on the rest. — The coal man does not recognize the. SOME BENEFACTORS DO NOT DESERVE GRATITUDE IGHTLY enough an ingrate is esteemed among the lowest of men. Not to be thankful for kindness received is to proclaim oneself unfit for human society. But in spite of the fashion of. declaring that gratitude has gone out and with due respect to a number of philanthropists who complain of the thankfulness of the people, it is the fact that most men are grateful when they really ought to be gratelul. The charge of ingratitude both against mankind in general and against individuals in particular is made too trequently and without sufficient cause. A man is bound to be grateful to one who helps him or is kind to him for pure love, or charity or out of courtesy; to one who does him a service disinterestedly and without selfish hope of gaining by it. But. man is under no obligation of gratitude to a benefactor who had selfish motives in him a service, was merely making a-bargain. Such a benefactor one,is bound to requite in kind and degree, but one is not bound to do more for him. Unfortgnately most benefactors come under this head. For instance, the politician who appoints a man to office has a selfish motive in nine cases out of ter. He makes the appointment in expectation of pleasing certain interests, or building up a political. machine or adding to the glory of his own administration. He has not, probably, any personal love: for his appointee and if policy required he would sacrifice that appointee without hesitating. But he expects gratitude from his appointee and he is an extraordinary politician if he does not believe that he owns the man body and soul and, -_ pas an everlasting claim on, his gratitude. The appointee ought to be measureably grateful, perhaps, ‘but he bas-a right to be as selfish as his benefactor. Of favors done in business the same may be said. Most of them are done for commercial reasons, either to-get trade or hold it, and they ice man as they pass.by. The miners who took vacations daring the holidays may eonsent to work overtime to keew up the supply of coal. —— Science has given a great boom to the market for lemon—and whisky sours, the latter being regarded by many people as great destroyers of microbes. The decision of the titled women of India. not to courtesy to Lady Curzon, the Vicerine, who was formerly Miss Mary Leiter, ie rather @ hard slam. at Chicago. That St. Louie man who was hypnotized into marrying is likely not the first one, judging from the records of the divorce courts. It is to be hoped that Edward is now finally in as Emperor of India, and can proceed to draw bis salary io peace. Mme. Marguerite Darand, the original owner of La Fronde, a Parisian journa! conducted entirely by women, bas presented the paper to the members of the staff &nd will hereafter be merely a co-worker with them. oe The Legislature will have to decide on how Oalifornia is to be represented at the St. Louis Fair and make the necessary appropriation. One Dill ready to be presented calls for $200,000 and the appointment of three com missioners. It would be well for the Legislature to remember the’ mistakes made on previous occasions and try to avoid them. el Even in Paris the tea room has been adopted into social,and convivial life} aiid thers ag anywhere else it is doi: g away with the fashion and boredom of -ferniat “satis; ‘Phe social! serconet. nowadays is really too short for the old-fashioned pastime of sitting in state at home. Every one meets his or her friends out of doors, aud the ‘\ship, nearly all of Bloomfield Townreson commen FHT EERE] All of Range 10° In Nevada County Included In It. As a great dealof inquiry has been made as to where the land is located in this county that is to be iqcluded in the Forest Reserve, County Assessor Schroeder wrote to the United States Land Office and received the following information: “Al-of Nevada-sounty west of and including Range No. 10, is embraced in the Forest Resarve. This takes in nearly all of Little York Townsbip, one-half of Nevada Township, all of Washington, Eureka and Meadow Lake Townships. That is, the public land is withdrawn from entry.” Any person who has acquired lend i in this intended reserve can dispose of the same to the Government at $2.50 an acre, or will be given scrip entitling them to the same number of acres in avy other’ district. No more public lands in the intended reserve will be open to entry. — —_+ 260-2 ——— in Calaveras County The statement published some days ago to the effect that James I. Gribble, the well-known mining superintendent of this city, had gone to El Dorado county to assume ch:rge of mining interests there waserroneous, Mr. Gribble -is located at Altaville, Calaveras county, where he is engugéd in developing a promising piece of property. Ag yet only a small force of men is employed. but if indications are any ocriterion it will net be long before another dividend-payer is added to the already pleasing list of Oalaveras mines. <Altaville is only one mile distant from Angels Oamp. Funeral Today. . The funeral of the old pioneer, Hugb McOlafferty, took plece from Armory, Hall at 11 o’clook this mornold-time friends of deceased. Company O-acted as an escort. Rev. J. Sims preached the funeral service and Obamps Elyisees is appointing some ~ Jexquisitely luxurious tea reoms to When a man is heard declaiming against the ingratitude of persons whom he helped in some way it may be well, sometimes, to ask what his motive was in giving that help. Was it a clean, unselfish motive, meriting gratitude? Or was it aselfish motive deserving a guid pro quo and nothing meet the latsst demand: There is apparently no doubt that the epidemic raging at Mazatlan, Mex ico, ig the real bubonic plague. I: has allhe symptoms of that dread dispaid a touching tribute to the worth bf the departed, The follo ing vetlerans of Co. O acted as pall bearers: D.B Getcbell, J. Hackley, J. O. Rich and J, O. Dean. “Weeping at a Wedding. A Chinese marriage is all ceremony— Twenty is called a score ause It ’ represents the whole man, t fingers ing, and was attended by many “of the. make tweity, ora score Tt WasuineTon, D. C., January 14—The bill providing for a rebate in coal duties passed the House this morning by a vote of 258 to 6. The Judiciary Committee introduced a resolution providing for an investigation regarding the power of Congress to declare, if the necessity should arise, that the Government should take possession of all the coal mines in the United States. Also all transportation lines ‘necessary for transportation. We an Must Act at Once. Florida Freezing. New Yor, January 18 —If the Penn sylvania Legislature refases to repeal the Act of 1899 which prohibits the erection. of new hospital buildings in the built-up sections of the cities of tbe State, New York City will be sabstituted for Philadelphia as the location for the new tuberculosis hospital, for which Henry W. Phipps has provided more than a\$1,000,000, says a Philadelphia dispatch, to the Herald. TASS Lousviiz, Ky., January 18.—The cold wave which wes central yesterday in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys, extended latt night to the Atlantico and Gulf Coasts, Nashville, Ohattanooga and Little Rock report a minimum temperature of 16 degtees and at Atlanta and at Mempnis it was 18 degrees. Freezing temperatures were recorded at Tampa, Florida, the thermometer registering 82. Ice was reported in the surrounding country. Jacke nville reported 28 degrees, It is not believed that any damage was done to the orange groves, as they are on the East side, and many miles south of Jacksonville. © A Score. and ten toes. Etymologically it\meane a cut or mark. In very early es, when men could not count beyond twenty, or “one man,” it was u to cut a notch in a stick and begin again, and so it went on, one man, two men, and so on. This is why sheep \ The Curse of Womankind ‘ acoré Is sink and-nervous headaches. SherSe catia oat cane man’s Headache Cure gives instant rey lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed permeans an account kept by means of a notched stick, and until the-end of the eighteenth century such sticks were given as exchequer receipts, accompanied by a written document. This was also the usual way of keeping ac counts in the inns of the middle ages. The number of drinks or meals a cus tomer had were scored against him on what was called a tally stick, andj j when it reached twenty, or a “whole man,” he was expected to pay. In gome English’ country inns scores are gtill kept on a slate,-four chalk marks fectly harmless. Immediate relief 26c and 10c’a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box qossentel: For sale by H. Dickerman, sole sgent. \ oe. Finest Harness in, the County. ~ Fs \ The finest line of harnéss and sadlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of ents’ . driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlete that can’t be ‘adjoining rgom. The two had been ‘street, makes @ specialty of Favcy /peer—the very best in town—drop ip and one across—five—and four of these rep stocks and buggy whips of ail . -grades and prices. He . harness, cushions, tops, riage trimming a specialty. once and you will always be patron. Hand made harness and. carTry bia . 8 . For His Sovereign’s Sake. The shah of Persia when in France suffered from a toothache, and:so a dentist was summoned to remove the offending tooth. But, like less exalted ‘mortals, the shab, when he found himself face to face with the dentist, dis . ~~ covered that his toothache had disap-. ang wrecks the brain\ One dose of ‘peared, and so absolutely refused to be. Sherman’s Headache Oure wiil cure operated on. However, his majesty . you. You swallow a pill, and the bead ‘declared that he did not wish the den-jache is gone. They cure neuralgia tist to lose his time, and so commanded . 25c. and 10c.a8 box. For sale by H. Headache Saps Your Vitality p manufacturess . _. bugey and cart” Professor Shot. . ‘Macon, Ga., January 18—R. A. Rigsby, & professor in @ businese college, was shot and killed yesterday by Mrs. Effie Carson, teacher of telegraphy-in another college. The tragedy occurred in a Jaw office where ‘it is said, Mr. Rigsby and Mrs. Oarson had met to adjust their differences. After meeting Mrs. Oarson, Rigsby asked for a private interview with her in an shot himself through: the hea day afternoon at his home street, dying instantly. The vive him, Should be F Sr. Louis, January 18—In together in the room only a few minutes when five pistol shots were heard, and Mrs. Carson-walked calmly out of the room saying: “I have killed him! Take me to the Sheriff!” Both parties were well known. : ° versity, Dr. Jacob G. Schaurm Business Locals. ident of Cornell University, ber of the Philippine Commi Loveland is now eellin g his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekéry. Try itand you will always ouy it. ~nov6-tf Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad their independence. Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. For the best of every hing in the meat line send your erders to Naffziger lf you want a good, cool drink of patch from Atlantic City, N. and sew Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites. ‘t Bucklen’s Arnica Salve -. Bite all to call on him. at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. He wasn't literary, badn’t any poliPr eferred Death, ] TR ANSC Los ANGELES, Janua'y. 13. P. Elmore, proprieter-of @ ba aud a candy store on Seco caused by uvervous depre-sion a belief of Marvin's that he was io. his reason. He was 81 years trae A widow and a 6-year-old child i" before the students of Missourj Up), J the Philippine-Islands-should be gine Fell Overboard? New York, January 18—When png paring for a mid day crui:s yacht, Abram. Castro was overcome hes the fumes of gasoline and fallied overboard, was drowned ass a di : Wonderful Nerve. ing pains of accidental Cute, Wour Broises, Burns, Scalds, Sore Feet the pain and cure the trouble. Irsig best Salve on earth for Piles, too, em —~Martig DAY.. Januas Ther shog DA Stree, rt yeste tl on Boyd deed. tray due tom NENTIC Items Con the Benet Susy Reade 80r. ree, 3 A Spae ch 4 an, Pre 2 and men SiON gal 7 ‘net a charming rth. ls considerable « it the present tim gons Bank had at don their cou: taken out of tl ia bis district, fan Francisco me ‘mines aod it wo eif one or mor ‘B00n, . J. . Chinese are gi : @raphernalia an An good workin: h’s festivities. ing of ore was Willow Val id to have paid : mer that will be « Hon. Our people are . atures for the S88 on h a need will tics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not much. He had three bottles of Old Gilt Edge Whisky io his grip. ; BORN. At You Bet. January 11, 1903, to tag wife of Jobo McOartby, a son. me en next mon __ ue Gicative of the f a ing to:be a gran people in’ « Ates are sufferi Maher & Co., Nevada Citg The Corset House Every pair of Corsets here is guaranteed to wenrr. . We Keep Corsets That \9 All the.new things in Front Corsets atany price from 50 cents up. Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists for Ladies and Childn, don’t your money is ready for you. . Corsets—Tape Girdle Cor Short Corsets, Medium Length Corsets, Long Corseis,Strai B the intenee, co’ Wiis section of Os geun be'bs and Spr inhabitants o more ways tl Ve figjton bas somet jog to the ladies advertiseme! i@usekeepers. City Chapter « Hwill give a socia fiday evening i b parlors, to wh Shas been invite i been provic Well, the ¢ secret, 80 y bougifes Tf theme Rik iP be an excel the city autho! he bad wa pw of our prin ' macadam. ' the streets is ti Te no: talk, no levity and much crying. . that Dickerman sole agent. ; See the Corsets we W& ‘geason of the a tid like it ia rapid in spread a d : : a tooth should be extracted from . i ; a 4 C more? Neate in effect. It the nade ih iis ee aes ee as each of his suit. He said this witb ——— At 50 Cents Per Pair sell for this price—th Ki . previous yeal ; : ° : -. his eyes fixed on the ground, and then, : \ ; j ‘ f 3e] hn R. Tyrre Some people have very queer notions of what benefacea eh ee Sa ba jd gia ereemet neh care in ® . guddenty looking wp, found, to his inre roan ot Susu one eas aoe sale ol S Tisutena ‘ : , : : ' n, brocade ifs 00 irt Patterns all at a : ai tions merit gratitude. In San Francisco, a few months ago. disease, it is evident thet ‘the climate . get it; her eyelashes re painted a deep ep riepoar perpen ee ent When you ‘want a jong ta P be p Obairman « a certain judge met a lawyer in behalf of whose client he . this part of the world is not favorblack, and she wears\a heavy red vell . except the grand vizier, whom he com: Respectfully, » 7 able t6 its spread, for the first attached to a scarlet headdress, from . py; ed bel b a pe member of tl aot “ p ‘ e first oases ; pliment upon ng the only oue ™~! \ i had lately rendered a decision. Well, I suppose you feel. were reported fally a year ago. which imitation pearls are pendent . faithful enough to undergo a little dis Su ox. Os Code Revisio very grateful to me for that decision,” the judge remarked. oo yon piesa : hi bth gee pear raitaancnt arin ee acre 00 OSC 0 . dl a ie Se mals “ ” : “ : ; apo. a: table, to which ‘the Deore ke dismissed the dentist with a present. = 7 ry; Milita Not at all.” replied the lawyer. “It was a plain case,andin. Asa hard-luck story it would be. bride is led by five of her best. female : Se ; : P y P : bard b hia f he New York . friends. They are seated at the table, i. Bee deciding it you merely did i ard to beat t rom the New for : : Insurance Against Accident. \ ~ a saa es & y y the duty for which you aT€}gun: Anthony Sur, a mechanio,. Put Rind ~~ Palais nee “ The usual odds laid by an accident —co TOo— a = well paid by the people. This brisk retort aStonished the. brought to Bellevae bospital bis five pha alt a e mother leads . sompany are £1,000 to £4 that you do ae Ns ior C judge, who, doubtless, now deems the lawyer a Seue Cairete: . ore a ee ee ileal ee iP an ca ee ee ee a peste ; : : 4 A s : y 8 ‘. dieeases and all covered with arasb. the bridesmaids leave tl e table and Bupposing that the whole popridtie JAS CAIRNS i q i that looked like measles. Dr. Frink ai us e and . of the country were insured against © . . : the disconsolate mother takes a seat . wigents in one office, each person pay: ' ping business a a oe ee 2 oe 2 Oe . diagnosed their cases as follows:) beside the chair of state where the . ing ¢4 and being guaranteed £1,000 in pi : Tt je Superior ¢ George, aged 7, cllulitis of the finger;. bride sits. The bridegroom now enters, . page of death by mishap, the premiums —= Nilon presidit Bella, 9, St. Vitus’ dance; Teresa, 4,. with four of his best men. The men . wouyid reach the figure of £149,746,868, 7 Frank Keon inflammation of the eyes; Oornelius. Pick up the throne on which the bride] gna the sum to be -paid for deaths Have bim make you one to order, as “plea of not gu = . STICS and Daniel, twins, aged 2, measles and sita, and, preceded by the bridegroom, . would ‘amount to £14,908,000, leaving, Poll . Poreeonttg it to outwear two ran . Mie EMIAIbn Monday, & e bronchitis, respectively. Their mother form in procession and walk around . . g¢ter the deduction of a few millions} py : oe ee ® the room or into an adjoining parlor ii e makes all parts of a harness. . is ill in a Long Island hospital with 63 . for working expenses, the very respect-. Also Buggy Tops, Cushions and all. ‘Daniel and ! g P signifyiug that be is carrying her awa . Lond es : } 0 { HILE some of the De : hee consumption. bd to bis own home. The guests paki — of £130,000,000. — London kinds of Carriage Trimming done on cs esuss Gor © oF the mocratic papers are § rieking at throw rice at the happy couple, a cwe-. a hoe paneadhinaktigs a Inday, Februs the Administration for not throttling the trust evil,. The Southwark Boup Society opened tom we have borrowed from the) oo. mein 881 as Postotfice Box 114 . . President Roosevelt is quietly consulting with the ce oe aap aan es a Monday, . Heathen, _ ———e_ er} : Something New D ALL T leaders of Congress in regard CHIE chive lnkec toe tia alee barton seen eke MITH . f , 4 : . Teg to the early passage . during the winter for the distribution! ‘Trinidad, an island in ‘the south At & ‘ ad and Guaranteed f f a measure that will bring the trusts under government . °f soap and bread to the poor. Itslast} lantic opposite the mouth of the Ortws = el ees al . Know tk sos ; t a gut olesale and retail dealer . a, outrol. This illustrate the difference between howling and See acca a fod, ot 1S OH ae at aaa tae Oe rape aig ‘ . Our stock is complete, consisting of Sauce . Vier Informa sorking. A hippodrome campaign in the courts, accompanpounds of bread and 76,900 pints of erywhere. The beach is pitch, and so Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. Pans, Coffee Pots, ea Pots, Wash Pans, Milk ‘ee f lofinite ied by fireworks and ra oratory, against the trusts. 40" io sea fiers cca pa Oe . ets ax on nae PRUNES er . Pans, Water Buckets, etc. : might be picturesque in t ay of advertising effects, but ” [ee Kew York with tar pavements At La ot My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. ; t peseien . ‘ — r ine t srfection eee : a . o kn¢ ee yal oe would be a fizzle—a waste of time and effort. The tax department of New York] ® cae cticwhich balf poh But Weis Orey, Jeumncy 16.1008 re ipful, elles e President earnest] desires to curb he : City’ has just completed reassessin the wonder of the isle is the pitch lake . : : e 'Koow then trusts and bri h : : repncnty Bias real preperty at ite fall market eae .®,mile and a half In circumference. ‘MB. W. H. SMITH bee reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE a . sae! at Sa positive re oe . ring them under salutary control, but he knows It is estimated that the total assessed As it lies glittering in the sun it looks . PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They . , . hi F the akin he is powerless under existing laws to accomplish anything . value of the whole city will be at least aia eras sie of ne, _ are fresh and fine and ere very delicious in flavor and very healthy. . reads as aS j apes ; ° R “epee : : . slack and of a nds o' : itv e RES worthy of moment. He is therefore urging upon Congress packages an ineresse of #1.400.-. shape and sive, some measuring as wm. H. SMITH, Pine Street, woot oe Nevada City g penn of i ne . “ = . J a will increase the city’s. much.as fifty feet .acrogs. The space a rage = ~ yr eves RAIOOF, legislation that will arm the Federal authorities with the. debt incurring capacity $140,000,000, . between these unlovely objects is filled pata . bd a fospect Hill, : ‘requisite power to cope with the evil. In the meantime he. #24 the municipality will oat ont bal oily water. In parts of the lake : be time ago t is assaile i i : i many contemplated improvements, By the pitch is quite liquid, and the ground es : " er one of t 2 d with a hideous clamor for not doing something reason of the increased valuation the all round is full of pitch and coaly lectro-Dental Parlors ; advertised o that cannot be done. In one breath his assailants assert that. tex rate will probably fall as low as stuff to a depth of hundreds of feet. . : f : ] p cure becaat the Sherman Anti-Trust law is a fra $1 125g. -The rate fast year was $2 84.) ren a a , : my knowled _ tie ud d st y BS Knives ang, romanawss, : * Gn the next they de the P id ee siete and With the passage of a pending bill to John Chalmers, the missionary friend . . si PLEPHP! : , joing eto otber pls : : ay. : nounce Zi resident for not embracing] facilitate the collection of personal of Robert Louis Stevenson, and every . DR. R. E. SMITE be ‘The a tan only ca it. The crime-of not enforcing a statute that has been. Property taxes, it is calculated that the. iuch @ man, once telegraphed to EngRa . me oes —" — = ig mentioned bewwWe ist b I read in -. proved to be forcible i ; pose tax rate on real property cap be ge-. J2nd: “Gelting In tim for next sea E thanks is fixed bv procié n had the sli -p non-enforcible is nota serious one, but it ati~. duced to-a0 low o flears as BH anete son, Ask Jones send one gross tomaThese parlors are wane ay Bs ee oot — 2 nr ace giving of Grocery valuet vy § prcnaretion swers as a pretext for making political capital. It doesn’t eee partans.one, ney trisods — beet equipped Dental Dales ca the Oosstend gre tor thanks "i and finally : : ; : ; : between eason for ‘ hurt the trusts in the least, and is only impressive as a soap-. T0 CURE A CouGdn IN ONE DAY . tribes.” Ng Are Located Here Permanently oe re a aary and ¢ = rene chewing proposition. ‘. : London was ¢onvulsed over the niisgee sions ate made here. OvF ay Of Bight = e om Use Adams’ Irish Mose Cough Balsam. sionary’s peculiar way of promoting . with allthe modern ELEOTRICAL sud other conveniences for’ doing : Mi een: The most delightfully blended whi a . Prescribed by the best physicians friendship with the New Guinea canntabsolutely first-class work. : : Cranberries,! Orang’ 1D ity need be tt oe eee nomen oninte mestic Troubles. for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonbails; says a writer in the Rochester All work guaranteed st One-half the regular prices charged by other Olives, Saratoga seg ing to Vinto sthacss Mages Pp . te te exceptional. to. Ged’e tautiy. oUNee and ail throat and lang troubles. Post-Express. Chalmers. had learned dentists. 2 : Chips, Fancy Table WS ved take a ¢ ; Te”=the standard for over. where there are no domestic rup-. 25c, 50c. At all druggiet . that no other two articles were solikens OUR PRICESCanned Fi wits, mince! F fifty years. Pot Sree Gel cca ton up. p. At uggiets. §5-tf. “. ly to do this: The knife and the toma; . PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00; GOLD FILLINGS ..:. $2.00 Up and Wines. all dealer : ee lesse by -having Dr. King’s New —— vee : hawk-were popular for purposes of . GOLD C! WINS, 22 Karat. oho 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS... $i : ( Milburp os Life Pills around. “Much trouble they Good Meats barter among people-who would have . SRIDGE: per tooth. 6 00) CLEANING.... ec. SOc Lp Sweet Cider, 50 cents Per” Senne vs : ; _ Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a ety gross work in Stomach * . \ =. bad no use for copies of the “Encyclo_ PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. These o soese speciale 10, Sagseeae i .° rink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just} jieve you or aes ay not only re-. olley Brothers bave the very be‘s pedia Britannica” orcuts from @ fasbGO No onarge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, a gete {de for pankegivie the na 2 the thing for this cold weather, tf . Dru 8to je » “at Vinton’s. of beef, mutton and veal on hand a ~ten_magasine.” The telagtans was in. Phese Me n 633. : R BE. SMITH D.D 2 Soe , ‘ i st ie aaa een eonerense our ftp Senet , saoon _D.0S. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, 22°" tat, ye os shee 0 i

assisting him, and who, in doing _jmpose-no-heavy-burden_ of gratitude on. the obligee. ~ Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ ——— PRMD BE. BROWN, Manager. _ $$$ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMatl, * ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier,Delivered toany part of the city. —s 12 1-2c Per Week No one, no matter whet his genius, can predict what will be the gift of 1908 to the patient old world. The Moroccan: pretender has taken the Sultan’s treasure chest and is now headed for the harem, Issued Every Evening, Sundays” Excepted, at Nevada City The two years of the new centary just finished are first rate samples. i LEE EE WEHDNESDAY....0000000cceetestenee ne) January 14, 1903 Bring on the rest. — The coal man does not recognize the. SOME BENEFACTORS DO NOT DESERVE GRATITUDE IGHTLY enough an ingrate is esteemed among the lowest of men. Not to be thankful for kindness received is to proclaim oneself unfit for human society. But in spite of the fashion of. declaring that gratitude has gone out and with due respect to a number of philanthropists who complain of the thankfulness of the people, it is the fact that most men are grateful when they really ought to be gratelul. The charge of ingratitude both against mankind in general and against individuals in particular is made too trequently and without sufficient cause. A man is bound to be grateful to one who helps him or is kind to him for pure love, or charity or out of courtesy; to one who does him a service disinterestedly and without selfish hope of gaining by it. But. man is under no obligation of gratitude to a benefactor who had selfish motives in him a service, was merely making a-bargain. Such a benefactor one,is bound to requite in kind and degree, but one is not bound to do more for him. Unfortgnately most benefactors come under this head. For instance, the politician who appoints a man to office has a selfish motive in nine cases out of ter. He makes the appointment in expectation of pleasing certain interests, or building up a political. machine or adding to the glory of his own administration. He has not, probably, any personal love: for his appointee and if policy required he would sacrifice that appointee without hesitating. But he expects gratitude from his appointee and he is an extraordinary politician if he does not believe that he owns the man body and soul and, -_ pas an everlasting claim on, his gratitude. The appointee ought to be measureably grateful, perhaps, ‘but he bas-a right to be as selfish as his benefactor. Of favors done in business the same may be said. Most of them are done for commercial reasons, either to-get trade or hold it, and they ice man as they pass.by. The miners who took vacations daring the holidays may eonsent to work overtime to keew up the supply of coal. —— Science has given a great boom to the market for lemon—and whisky sours, the latter being regarded by many people as great destroyers of microbes. The decision of the titled women of India. not to courtesy to Lady Curzon, the Vicerine, who was formerly Miss Mary Leiter, ie rather @ hard slam. at Chicago. That St. Louie man who was hypnotized into marrying is likely not the first one, judging from the records of the divorce courts. It is to be hoped that Edward is now finally in as Emperor of India, and can proceed to draw bis salary io peace. Mme. Marguerite Darand, the original owner of La Fronde, a Parisian journa! conducted entirely by women, bas presented the paper to the members of the staff &nd will hereafter be merely a co-worker with them. oe The Legislature will have to decide on how Oalifornia is to be represented at the St. Louis Fair and make the necessary appropriation. One Dill ready to be presented calls for $200,000 and the appointment of three com missioners. It would be well for the Legislature to remember the’ mistakes made on previous occasions and try to avoid them. el Even in Paris the tea room has been adopted into social,and convivial life} aiid thers ag anywhere else it is doi: g away with the fashion and boredom of -ferniat “satis; ‘Phe social! serconet. nowadays is really too short for the old-fashioned pastime of sitting in state at home. Every one meets his or her friends out of doors, aud the ‘\ship, nearly all of Bloomfield Townreson commen FHT EERE] All of Range 10° In Nevada County Included In It. As a great dealof inquiry has been made as to where the land is located in this county that is to be iqcluded in the Forest Reserve, County Assessor Schroeder wrote to the United States Land Office and received the following information: “Al-of Nevada-sounty west of and including Range No. 10, is embraced in the Forest Resarve. This takes in nearly all of Little York Townsbip, one-half of Nevada Township, all of Washington, Eureka and Meadow Lake Townships. That is, the public land is withdrawn from entry.” Any person who has acquired lend i in this intended reserve can dispose of the same to the Government at $2.50 an acre, or will be given scrip entitling them to the same number of acres in avy other’ district. No more public lands in the intended reserve will be open to entry. — —_+ 260-2 ——— in Calaveras County The statement published some days ago to the effect that James I. Gribble, the well-known mining superintendent of this city, had gone to El Dorado county to assume ch:rge of mining interests there waserroneous, Mr. Gribble -is located at Altaville, Calaveras county, where he is engugéd in developing a promising piece of property. Ag yet only a small force of men is employed. but if indications are any ocriterion it will net be long before another dividend-payer is added to the already pleasing list of Oalaveras mines. <Altaville is only one mile distant from Angels Oamp. Funeral Today. . The funeral of the old pioneer, Hugb McOlafferty, took plece from Armory, Hall at 11 o’clook this mornold-time friends of deceased. Company O-acted as an escort. Rev. J. Sims preached the funeral service and Obamps Elyisees is appointing some ~ Jexquisitely luxurious tea reoms to When a man is heard declaiming against the ingratitude of persons whom he helped in some way it may be well, sometimes, to ask what his motive was in giving that help. Was it a clean, unselfish motive, meriting gratitude? Or was it aselfish motive deserving a guid pro quo and nothing meet the latsst demand: There is apparently no doubt that the epidemic raging at Mazatlan, Mex ico, ig the real bubonic plague. I: has allhe symptoms of that dread dispaid a touching tribute to the worth bf the departed, The follo ing vetlerans of Co. O acted as pall bearers: D.B Getcbell, J. Hackley, J. O. Rich and J, O. Dean. “Weeping at a Wedding. A Chinese marriage is all ceremony— Twenty is called a score ause It ’ represents the whole man, t fingers ing, and was attended by many “of the. make tweity, ora score Tt WasuineTon, D. C., January 14—The bill providing for a rebate in coal duties passed the House this morning by a vote of 258 to 6. The Judiciary Committee introduced a resolution providing for an investigation regarding the power of Congress to declare, if the necessity should arise, that the Government should take possession of all the coal mines in the United States. Also all transportation lines ‘necessary for transportation. We an Must Act at Once. Florida Freezing. New Yor, January 18 —If the Penn sylvania Legislature refases to repeal the Act of 1899 which prohibits the erection. of new hospital buildings in the built-up sections of the cities of tbe State, New York City will be sabstituted for Philadelphia as the location for the new tuberculosis hospital, for which Henry W. Phipps has provided more than a\$1,000,000, says a Philadelphia dispatch, to the Herald. TASS Lousviiz, Ky., January 18.—The cold wave which wes central yesterday in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys, extended latt night to the Atlantico and Gulf Coasts, Nashville, Ohattanooga and Little Rock report a minimum temperature of 16 degtees and at Atlanta and at Mempnis it was 18 degrees. Freezing temperatures were recorded at Tampa, Florida, the thermometer registering 82. Ice was reported in the surrounding country. Jacke nville reported 28 degrees, It is not believed that any damage was done to the orange groves, as they are on the East side, and many miles south of Jacksonville. © A Score. and ten toes. Etymologically it\meane a cut or mark. In very early es, when men could not count beyond twenty, or “one man,” it was u to cut a notch in a stick and begin again, and so it went on, one man, two men, and so on. This is why sheep \ The Curse of Womankind ‘ acoré Is sink and-nervous headaches. SherSe catia oat cane man’s Headache Cure gives instant rey lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed permeans an account kept by means of a notched stick, and until the-end of the eighteenth century such sticks were given as exchequer receipts, accompanied by a written document. This was also the usual way of keeping ac counts in the inns of the middle ages. The number of drinks or meals a cus tomer had were scored against him on what was called a tally stick, andj j when it reached twenty, or a “whole man,” he was expected to pay. In gome English’ country inns scores are gtill kept on a slate,-four chalk marks fectly harmless. Immediate relief 26c and 10c’a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box qossentel: For sale by H. Dickerman, sole sgent. \ oe. Finest Harness in, the County. ~ Fs \ The finest line of harnéss and sadlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of ents’ . driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlete that can’t be ‘adjoining rgom. The two had been ‘street, makes @ specialty of Favcy /peer—the very best in town—drop ip and one across—five—and four of these rep stocks and buggy whips of ail . -grades and prices.. He . harness, cushions, tops, riage trimming a specialty. once and you will always be patron. Hand made harness and. carTry bia . 8 . For His Sovereign’s Sake. The shah of Persia when in France suffered from a toothache, and:so a dentist was summoned to remove the offending tooth. But, like less exalted ‘mortals, the shab, when he found himself face to face with the dentist, dis . ~~ covered that his toothache had disap-. ang wrecks the brain\ One dose of ‘peared, and so absolutely refused to be. Sherman’s Headache Oure wiil cure operated on. However, his majesty . you. You swallow a pill, and the bead ‘declared that he did not wish the den-jache is gone. They cure neuralgia tist to lose his time, and so commanded . 25c. and 10c.a8 box. For sale by H. Headache Saps Your Vitality p manufacturess . _. bugey and cart” Professor Shot. . ‘Macon, Ga., January 18—R. A. Rigsby, & professor in @ businese college, was shot and killed yesterday by Mrs. Effie Carson, teacher of telegraphy-in another college. The tragedy occurred in a Jaw office where ‘it is said, Mr. Rigsby and Mrs. Oarson had met to adjust their differences. After meeting Mrs. Oarson, Rigsby asked for a private interview with her in an shot himself through: the hea day afternoon at his home street, dying instantly. The vive him, Should be F Sr. Louis, January 18—In together in the room only a few minutes when five pistol shots were heard, and Mrs. Carson-walked calmly out of the room saying: “I have killed him! Take me to the Sheriff!” Both parties were well known. : ° versity, Dr. Jacob G. Schaurm Business Locals. ident of Cornell University, ber of the Philippine Commi Loveland is now eellin g his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekéry. Try itand you will always ouy it. ~nov6-tf Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad their independence. Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. For the best of every hing in the meat line send your erders to Naffziger lf you want a good, cool drink of patch from Atlantic City, N. and sew Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Only the very best of wines, liquore and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites. ‘t Bucklen’s Arnica Salve -. Bite all to call on him. at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. He wasn't literary, badn’t any poliPr eferred Death, ] TR ANSC Los ANGELES, Janua'y. 13. P. Elmore, proprieter-of @ ba aud a candy store on Seco caused by uvervous depre-sion a belief of Marvin's that he was io. his reason. He was 81 years trae A widow and a 6-year-old child i" before the students of Missourj Up), J the Philippine-Islands-should be gine Fell Overboard? New York, January 18—When png paring for a mid day crui:s yacht, Abram. Castro was overcome hes the fumes of gasoline and fallied overboard, was drowned ass a di : Wonderful Nerve. ing pains of accidental Cute, Wour Broises, Burns, Scalds, Sore Feet the pain and cure the trouble. Irsig best Salve on earth for Piles, too, em —~Martig DAY... Januas

Ther shog DA Stree, rt yeste tl on Boyd deed. tray due tom NENTIC Items Con the Benet Susy Reade 80r. ree, 3 A Spae ch 4 an, Pre 2 and men SiON gal 7 ‘net a charming rth. ls considerable « it the present tim gons Bank had at don their cou: taken out of tl ia bis district, fan Francisco me ‘mines aod it wo eif one or mor ‘B00n, . J. . Chinese are gi : @raphernalia an An good workin: h’s festivities. ing of ore was Willow Val id to have paid : mer that will be « Hon. Our people are . atures for the S88 on h a need will tics, couldn’t tell a story. Did we try to lose him? Not much. He had three bottles of Old Gilt Edge Whisky io his grip. ; BORN. At You Bet. January 11, 1903, to tag wife of Jobo McOartby, a son. me en next mon __ ue Gicative of the f a ing to:be a gran people in’ « Ates are sufferi Maher & Co., Nevada Citg The Corset House Every pair of Corsets here is guaranteed to wenrr. . We Keep Corsets That \9 All the.new things in Front Corsets atany price from 50 cents up. Ferris Good Sense Corset Waists for Ladies and Childn, don’t your money is ready for you. . Corsets—Tape Girdle Cor Short Corsets, Medium Length Corsets, Long Corseis,Strai B the intenee, co’ Wiis section of Os geun be'bs and Spr inhabitants o more ways tl Ve figjton bas somet jog to the ladies advertiseme! i@usekeepers. City Chapter « Hwill give a socia fiday evening i b parlors, to wh Shas been invite i been provic Well, the ¢ secret, 80 y bougifes Tf theme Rik iP be an excel the city autho! he bad wa pw of our prin ' macadam. ' the streets is ti Te no: talk, no levity and much crying. . that Dickerman sole agent. ; See the Corsets we W& ‘geason of the a tid like it ia rapid in spread a d : : a tooth should be extracted from . i ; a 4 C more? Neate in effect. It the nade ih iis ee aes ee as each of his suit. He said this witb ——— At 50 Cents Per Pair sell for this price—th Ki . previous yeal ; : ° : -. his eyes fixed on the ground, and then, : \ ; j ‘ f 3e] hn R. Tyrre Some people have very queer notions of what benefacea eh ee Sa ba jd gia ereemet neh care in ® . guddenty looking wp, found, to his inre roan ot Susu one eas aoe sale ol S Tisutena ‘ : , : : ' n, brocade ifs 00 irt Patterns all at a : ai tions merit gratitude. In San Francisco, a few months ago. disease, it is evident thet ‘the climate . get it; her eyelashes re painted a deep ep riepoar perpen ee ent When you ‘want a jong ta P be p Obairman « a certain judge met a lawyer in behalf of whose client he . this part of the world is not favorblack, and she wears\a heavy red vell . except the grand vizier, whom he com: Respectfully, » 7 able t6 its spread, for the first attached to a scarlet headdress, from . py; ed bel b a pe member of tl aot “ p ‘ e first oases ; pliment upon ng the only oue ™~! \ i had lately rendered a decision. Well, I suppose you feel. were reported fally a year ago. which imitation pearls are pendent . faithful enough to undergo a little dis Su ox. Os Code Revisio very grateful to me for that decision,” the judge remarked. oo yon piesa : hi bth gee pear raitaancnt arin ee acre 00 OSC 0 . dl a ie Se mals “ ” : “ : ; apo. a: table, to which ‘the Deore ke dismissed the dentist with a present. = 7 ry; Milita Not at all.” replied the lawyer. “It was a plain case,andin. Asa hard-luck story it would be. bride is led by five of her best. female : Se ; : P y P : bard b hia f he New York . friends. They are seated at the table, i. Bee deciding it you merely did i ard to beat t rom the New for : : Insurance Against Accident. \ ~ a saa es & y y the duty for which you aT€}gun: Anthony Sur, a mechanio,. Put Rind ~~ Palais nee “ The usual odds laid by an accident —co TOo— a = well paid by the people. This brisk retort aStonished the. brought to Bellevae bospital bis five pha alt a e mother leads . sompany are £1,000 to £4 that you do ae Ns ior C judge, who, doubtless, now deems the lawyer a Seue Cairete: . ore a ee ee ileal ee iP an ca ee ee ee a peste ; : : 4 A s : y 8 ‘. dieeases and all covered with arasb. the bridesmaids leave tl e table and Bupposing that the whole popridtie JAS CAIRNS i q i that looked like measles. Dr. Frink ai us e and . of the country were insured against © . . : the disconsolate mother takes a seat . wigents in one office, each person pay: ' ping business a a oe ee 2 oe 2 Oe . diagnosed their cases as follows:) beside the chair of state where the . ing ¢4 and being guaranteed £1,000 in pi : Tt je Superior ¢ George, aged 7, cllulitis of the finger;. bride sits. The bridegroom now enters, . page of death by mishap, the premiums —= Nilon presidit Bella, 9, St. Vitus’ dance; Teresa, 4,. with four of his best men. The men . wouyid reach the figure of £149,746,868, 7 Frank Keon inflammation of the eyes; Oornelius. Pick up the throne on which the bride] gna the sum to be -paid for deaths Have bim make you one to order, as “plea of not gu = . STICS and Daniel, twins, aged 2, measles and sita, and, preceded by the bridegroom, . would ‘amount to £14,908,000, leaving, Poll . Poreeonttg it to outwear two ran . Mie EMIAIbn Monday, & e bronchitis, respectively. Their mother form in procession and walk around . . g¢ter the deduction of a few millions} py : oe ee ® the room or into an adjoining parlor ii e makes all parts of a harness. . is ill in a Long Island hospital with 63 . for working expenses, the very respect-. Also Buggy Tops, Cushions and all. ‘Daniel and ! g P signifyiug that be is carrying her awa . Lond es : } 0 { HILE some of the De : hee consumption. bd to bis own home. The guests paki — of £130,000,000. — London kinds of Carriage Trimming done on cs esuss Gor © oF the mocratic papers are § rieking at throw rice at the happy couple, a cwe-. a hoe paneadhinaktigs a Inday, Februs the Administration for not throttling the trust evil,. The Southwark Boup Society opened tom we have borrowed from the) oo. mein 881 as Postotfice Box 114 . . President Roosevelt is quietly consulting with the ce oe aap aan es a Monday, . Heathen, _ ———e_ er} : Something New D ALL T leaders of Congress in regard CHIE chive lnkec toe tia alee barton seen eke MITH . f , 4 : . Teg to the early passage . during the winter for the distribution! ‘Trinidad, an island in ‘the south At & ‘ ad and Guaranteed f f a measure that will bring the trusts under government . °f soap and bread to the poor. Itslast} lantic opposite the mouth of the Ortws = el ees al . Know tk sos ; t a gut olesale and retail dealer . a, outrol. This illustrate the difference between howling and See acca a fod, ot 1S OH ae at aaa tae Oe rape aig ‘ . Our stock is complete, consisting of Sauce . Vier Informa sorking. A hippodrome campaign in the courts, accompanpounds of bread and 76,900 pints of erywhere. The beach is pitch, and so Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. Pans, Coffee Pots, ea Pots, Wash Pans, Milk ‘ee f lofinite ied by fireworks and ra oratory, against the trusts. 40" io sea fiers cca pa Oe . ets ax on nae PRUNES er . Pans, Water Buckets, etc. : might be picturesque in t ay of advertising effects, but ” [ee Kew York with tar pavements At La ot My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. ; t peseien . ‘ — r ine t srfection eee : a . o kn¢ ee yal oe would be a fizzle—a waste of time and effort. The tax department of New York] ® cae cticwhich balf poh But Weis Orey, Jeumncy 16.1008 re ipful, elles e President earnest] desires to curb he : City’ has just completed reassessin the wonder of the isle is the pitch lake . : : e 'Koow then trusts and bri h : : repncnty Bias real preperty at ite fall market eae .®,mile and a half In circumference. ‘MB. W. H. SMITH bee reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE a . sae! at Sa positive re oe . ring them under salutary control, but he knows It is estimated that the total assessed As it lies glittering in the sun it looks . PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They . , . hi F the akin he is powerless under existing laws to accomplish anything . value of the whole city will be at least aia eras sie of ne, _ are fresh and fine and ere very delicious in flavor and very healthy. . reads as aS j apes ; ° R “epee : : . slack and of a nds o' : itv e RES worthy of moment. He is therefore urging upon Congress packages an ineresse of #1.400.-. shape and sive, some measuring as wm. H. SMITH, Pine Street, woot oe Nevada City g penn of i ne . “ = . J a will increase the city’s. much.as fifty feet .acrogs. The space a rage = ~ yr eves RAIOOF, legislation that will arm the Federal authorities with the. debt incurring capacity $140,000,000, . between these unlovely objects is filled pata . bd a fospect Hill, : ‘requisite power to cope with the evil. In the meantime he. #24 the municipality will oat ont bal oily water. In parts of the lake : be time ago t is assaile i i : i many contemplated improvements, By the pitch is quite liquid, and the ground es : " er one of t 2 d with a hideous clamor for not doing something reason of the increased valuation the all round is full of pitch and coaly lectro-Dental Parlors ; advertised o that cannot be done. In one breath his assailants assert that. tex rate will probably fall as low as stuff to a depth of hundreds of feet. . : f : ] p cure becaat the Sherman Anti-Trust law is a fra $1 125g. -The rate fast year was $2 84.) ren a a , : my knowled _ tie ud d st y BS Knives ang, romanawss, : * Gn the next they de the P id ee siete and With the passage of a pending bill to John Chalmers, the missionary friend . . si PLEPHP! : , joing eto otber pls : : ay. : nounce Zi resident for not embracing] facilitate the collection of personal of Robert Louis Stevenson, and every . DR. R. E. SMITE be ‘The a tan only ca it. The crime-of not enforcing a statute that has been. Property taxes, it is calculated that the. iuch @ man, once telegraphed to EngRa . me oes —" — = ig mentioned bewwWe ist b I read in -. proved to be forcible i ; pose tax rate on real property cap be ge-. J2nd: “Gelting In tim for next sea E thanks is fixed bv procié n had the sli -p non-enforcible is nota serious one, but it ati~. duced to-a0 low o flears as BH anete son, Ask Jones send one gross tomaThese parlors are wane ay Bs ee oot — 2 nr ace giving of Grocery valuet vy § prcnaretion swers as a pretext for making political capital. It doesn’t eee partans.one, ney trisods — beet equipped Dental Dales ca the Oosstend gre tor thanks "i and finally : : ; : ; : between eason for ‘ hurt the trusts in the least, and is only impressive as a soap-. T0 CURE A CouGdn IN ONE DAY . tribes.” Ng Are Located Here Permanently oe re a aary and ¢ = rene chewing proposition. ‘. : London was ¢onvulsed over the niisgee sions ate made here. OvF ay Of Bight = e om Use Adams’ Irish Mose Cough Balsam. sionary’s peculiar way of promoting . with allthe modern ELEOTRICAL sud other conveniences for’ doing : Mi een: The most delightfully blended whi a . Prescribed by the best physicians friendship with the New Guinea canntabsolutely first-class work. : : Cranberries,! Orang’ 1D ity need be tt oe eee nomen oninte mestic Troubles. for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonbails; says a writer in the Rochester All work guaranteed st One-half the regular prices charged by other Olives, Saratoga seg ing to Vinto sthacss Mages Pp . te te exceptional. to. Ged’e tautiy. oUNee and ail throat and lang troubles. Post-Express. Chalmers. had learned dentists. 2 : Chips, Fancy Table WS ved take a ¢ ; Te”=the standard for over. where there are no domestic rup-. 25c, 50c. At all druggiet . that no other two articles were solikens OUR PRICESCanned Fi wits, mince! F fifty years. Pot Sree Gel cca ton up. p. At uggiets. §5-tf. “. ly to do this: The knife and the toma; . PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00; GOLD FILLINGS ....:. $2.00 Up and Wines. all dealer : ee lesse by -having Dr. King’s New —— vee : hawk-were popular for purposes of . GOLD C! WINS, 22 Karat. oho 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS...... $i : ( Milburp os Life Pills around. “Much trouble they Good Meats barter among people-who would have . SRIDGE: per tooth.. 6 00) CLEANING....... ec. SOc Lp Sweet Cider, 50 cents Per” Senne vs : ; _ Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a ety gross work in Stomach * . \ =. bad no use for copies of the “Encyclo_ PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. These o soese speciale 10, Sagseeae i .° rink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just} jieve you or aes ay not only re-. olley Brothers bave the very be‘s pedia Britannica” orcuts from @ fasbGO No onarge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, a gete {de for pankegivie the na 2 the thing for this cold weather, tf . Dru 8to je » “at Vinton’s. of beef, mutton and veal on hand a ~ten_magasine.” The telagtans was in. Phese Me n 633. : R BE. SMITH D.D 2 Soe , ‘ i st ie aaa een eonerense our ftp Senet , saoon _D.0S. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, 22°" tat, ye os shee 0 i