January 8, 1901 (4 pages)

4 OTH WRAR—NO, 13S ecto ‘Stoves and id inspect the stock of “NEVADA-CITY, “CAL “TUESDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 6 190 pCR ae nt. GE. 5 There you will find the’ greatest ¥ an anywhere else, a great reducti ; The articles are too humerous to parton, . Bargains are offered i in Boy’s Wagons, E <A Big ‘Stock. of Sporting WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL stock OF LAMPS, WiticH IS UNSURPASSED. FOR STOVES AND: RANGES, t "having b been sing” TURD but. drop’ in ‘an you wil fad just. what you ‘iia Just Received = stock cannot. be beat i in any way. » Pie Steet, Nevada: (iy alee — ) CENTS A WEEK veratrine nr Hues in sor $3a Jor 6h mouth. sont ne caine ee : ¢ er aw Sm? month.” ol variably in advance int : me For’Sale. fine Canover Piano, almost new. ka. . 558 P. O. Box, Nevada Citys re d18-2w Big Christmas Discount.; Buy now and get the big Xmas discount i, “Attorn Seri foe-aatihe. Pr S allowed for any make of machine traded Passe rs called for in an rt_of , ot oving will, for new Singers. “Also,big discount for town Without extra in why Pateave T specially visted the mud row, situ-} RIOR COURT. IN AND FO fos that have ad Cte serene ao orders at the National Exchange Hotel. ated between. Tollcross and Carmyle, f Moyes, Beate of Cali fa-tand ones from $6 wp.” All Kinds r= 18K 18: MRRING TOPS OF ALb GRADES GEO. WETTERAU Prop. . *?0ut eight miles from Airdrie, om pert ky ai, i ired and work guaranteed. cgay ah afternoon, to interview the lads who rewed BETH ype shoe ge Reva Oe B ; “7 . } cently received the first honors and sei ig the pa, here = sa dursrapbosccbeceapant Ss SALOON four stripes from the newly acquired : ' digo ot ol Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. A Fine Line of Robes from $2.ap. whipping ee fe see writes she (City and : ae $ a correspondent o e London Star daha ft ay A by me pales and. womdn'to appplnt:s fo ands Hetee Binmhats of Sigel AVING PURCE \TH® SALOON AT. ‘The apparatuia -(.-ebaped. like. the resen ’ a r reets ci ee . os ‘and for pote j amy sn oie autay — vars Harness, Saddies, Whips, Curry . {have ied fe thoroughty remodeled and am. breastpiece of a violin, is about five ieee tn A Dla established house, pleasant, permanent how prepared yo serve my patrous with the} feet, long by three feet broad. ‘The boy E cnepeen iF ay perwor positions, rapid advancement and. increase Combs and Brushes. w INES A ND LI UO R Ss. is ee by oa straps on his contest e. of Write at arms and knees an e weapon is an ae t: Aiebegass, Clerk. . TT hes : °“BUTLER & ALGER, All at Bod Rock Prices for: Cash. Q ordinary birch rod. : » Ate'y for Petitioners. "Dept. E, Naw Havas, Coun}. Beer 5 Cents. “You show up the Airdrie authorief ~ Dancing School. a At the rigs THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. ties,” said the mother of a lad named ce to Creditors. F BADBAU, UiCKASED. Now Ladies and gentleman's dancing school For Buggy Tops. ~ aba semesad. is ds Gaifns. \\ "BUS LINE. Grass. Valley and . Nevada City stecsseg rete tetpe da ealy. notice the "Bus will between Nevade Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, m2, 6 and 7:80 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8: it @.m, 4. 3:45 and 630 p.m. Ti — = ad ley atthe following . pe TERT ey ‘THE NEGRO IN HOT WEATHER. He Likes the Heat on His Head, But , le Tries to Keep His manin Cool, es ity of the negro race for enduring heat thas never been fully tested. Am accident related by a dairyman living: oD . the outskirts of the city seems to bear 1 out this assertion, He has a young negro boy who looks after the cattle and does chores around: the place. The only effect that the heat produces in his case is a desire to slumber. The dairyman. had a young calf in the barn}~rd, and as the sun was pouring in on the poor animal -his wife sent “Carlina” out to turn the calf loose, so-that he could seek a shady spot. After waiting an hour for his return the housewife went to the barnyard to investigaie. There she found both boy and calf curled up in the hot and stifling barnyard. The ealf was dead from the effects of the. sun, but the boy was slumbering peacefully by its side, says the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times-Union. _ While a negro can stand any amount of heat on his head, he loves to cool his heels. It is acomimon sight in the winter to see a negro boy on a frosty morning with his head bundled. up to keep out the cold, and at the same time walking unconcernedly along’ the frosty ground in his bare feet. One of the hottest places in the city on a hot day is at the lumber wharves of the Florida-Central and Peninsula railroad. When the men knock off for noon they frequently take a nap with their faces upturned to the rays of the blazing sun; at the same time they get their feet under the shadow of some friendly lumber pile. ne 9 > New Engine of Corporal Punishme _ Introduced in Seotch ie Schools. is Tt has often been wait that the capacd je Pe v The Extraordinary Vhyage of an Ocean Liner in Trying a . New we ewes: ase "The steamer tesaestic which was the first to attempt to reach London by the new route via the Gulf of St. Lawrence: and Milford Haven, Wales, had three months of such experience as happily -] but seldom ‘falls to the lot of an ocean liner. The dream of a certain group of capitalists ia over, for although the distance is appreciably less by the way propésed, the fate of the ship which eame limping back into port ten were after every one had given her up, will now ready to READY FoR, ‘BUSINESS. sa era Nevada. Giwe SACBAMENTO. sua NEVADA CITY, CAL. We have one of the best breweries in the State and are fyrnish the very best beer in the market. Fam ily trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Usa Trial. % wing Co, ee cast a damper upon all future efforts. The Gaspesia left Milford Haven om January 11; she made the south coast of Newfoundland on the 19th, and’entered the gulf on the 20th. She should have reached Paspebiac.in one day. The trip actually took six. It was February 7 when she started out, with her return cargo and three passengers, in the very worst weather of gn unusually bitter winter, She w: meu rnes by the ice floes and held help Keen © winds raged about her and the rigging . . froze. The fires were put out to husband coal, and every one on board suf: fered from cold.Her 75 sailors ‘were clothed only for an ordinary winter passage in the North Atlantic. They ‘did not know when they would be released or whether they might not be driven from a ship crushed like. an eggshell. to wander over the biting. Woodpecker Cigars Packea in Fancy Boxes, Hanufactured and Sold by % Native Son of Texas GIFE,” —— floe te-their death. There are 50,000 square infleg of the’ Guif of St. Lawrence. The. Gaspesia~ saw a good deal of drifting ‘to and fro with the wind and current. Deliverance came when the famous sealing steamer Kite signaled the Gaspesia and went ‘to her assistance. The Kite likes ice; she was built’ to resist it, and carries dynamite to blast her Way . through it. By several days’ hard work her crew opened a way. for the Gaspesia, and she reached St. John’s neafly three months out. She was almost a. wreck, and . the crew and passengers were quite exhausted. It may be shorter by the new route, but the chances are that ordinary travelers will prefer the old, alPLAZA PLANING MILL. a= RICH & LEWIS, Prop’s. .«. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. P RIC though Nansen might enjoy the trip as practice.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Ne: Credit 32 are soe gorrored i every Wednesday: evening, and children’s dancing school every area! afternoon; by Prof. Michell. tf ‘iven by th. Baderaignéd,. 5 ibe estate of J. Badeau, de creditors of and ell possess aaa AT THE athe borg A House and Lot For ‘Sale. siiice of. sade Leer ol AtTroom house, with both gas and electric Co., Cal., the same bang the . lights; barn ahd carriage room. Allmodern <0 jhpon of aaa of improvements and a hash. Apply to GkKO.A ME NO TORPIE GRAY. ay Bdste tor of Nevada Couniy. : November 7, [900, Wanted. ‘ Christian man or woman willing to quality . 0 {for permanent position of trust, here or in thome county. $900 yearly. Enclose self. : [-addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transeript. Sommons. j nomen. of _— County ‘of NeOLD BAKERY. Has resumed the proprietorship of the etree ies wnnowe. CAKES AND. FANCY PASTRY. GEORGE WM. DURST ae YORK BAKERY * Ta Cah Per etemcanta Allen to me. 1 asked him—-a bright wee chap of ten—if he would like to visit Airdrie again. The boy was equal to the ogecasion and promptly answered -}no. He was the first te be birched; he . had four stripes, and all-he has to complain of was that the-man:waited-such a long thme between the strokes. ‘He was not favorably impresséd with the executioner. He, was a big man, says he, with a great, big red face --and a doctor looked on. He did not Whece be wea “els = mle. as wom ley. + F A Iti LOWE, “dees the Paper Hanging, Etc. To order, @ specialty. Roome 2 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. . vented the lad being lashed. ‘The other MHD MELBY ANNA ‘oa ee : fornia street. San Francisco. boys spoke in the same strain, and did oe sate 1 broi ’ YWM. DUNSTER:is prepared to. fill all ore ; 48 ot relish i i tn Nevadey ders for Papet Hanging, Paluving,, Freego‘Th Their New Saloon . ! N, BAP THBTISEMENTS . SOLICITED not relish the introduction of ‘mawae eae Hing, eto. on the most resonable ¢erias. All Balen een eGe inltete boa . ere: Sbongh the punishment SP rele Sta “orders left/et Dunster's Barber Shop will be! poesia, Mexican ports, » Valparaiso, . Pears no more degrading than a scheol mae ite of Peiitorsta sond lromptly, attended to. pete! cintictiglac iced Bone. iow Eonlene. eA supcelian birching. That isa form of school disuired¢ A yteroneaped + 4 : _ MAITLAND’ BROS File of pearly ocier navmneaad pabtished ce eipline unknown in Scotch board on: gon one ; For. Rent, 1 the ate Coastare ke: apn onan yang on hand . schools, where palmies, or strokes on Eat igane Superic ie pA fat hfcur rooms with modern im . Have moved into their ne-v ¢ ae ves t& Dom: Savior bastuacs } woe -* . the palm of the hand with a cane, is the fasted’ witsle fnte, A cooksitove for sale. Enquire mercial street and eg «hein former ADVERTISING RATES prevailing method of administerin scores served’ within “ine patrous to call : Fam They will : ; & in thirty days if served else: . Holbrook at -his office on corner . make it a point to serve : The firest TeAGs uf . ade know: on application. punishment. s 3; on ettlicmalacslatateosta, tf . ae SER . janewpriac a> ciregities Wines, Liquors and’ Cigars GHOROE-A. GRAY, IN A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. vinta aigiet ics Ge Fine Work Done wii sahiaed inthe.com: . 4 All kinds of Mixe.j\ rinks Men Are Silent and Orderly and 2 g upon contraat. or will ap . Upholstering, paper bangle end carpet & Specialty. Funeral Director and Embalmer. > gamely Part of the Mackinrt tor complaints. other relief de 3 and and the seal of the the Co thintth dapat ¥. L.-ARBOGAST, . . be vs . for Paws ing done in RussELL. Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and your work will. be~ attended : . tf Summons. CRS © oover OF NHVADA ounty of Nevada, iv of “ap Plaintiff, : esses BLACK, ‘ae for the " iW: . W. SCHIUDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, F Pine Street. [LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar sepecccceccccesMovaua City Ca ‘agent —15 sroor— —_ gee HUMBOLDT IMPT’D 5 oan te am, before CLUB inswer the os in aa ONTA chee : ey ae ; J, R. DAVIS, Teacher ° Vocal and instrument 1] 8 q Music, Also Choral api Orchestral Director. > Visite Nevada aimee 4 sons of Nevada 1 of instr y handthis : ‘uth oledmg ” Peace of ey an oT 23 as i) Patent Lawyers. ean ethos a D.C. . NEW YORK Ho: > MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, C°r m ¢. @. ‘Empire Stable,Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hovel JANES HENSESSY, Prop’r. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIRS. To be found ip this part of the State. Ti ve d-@. BROAD ST., NEVADA OM , JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee Las Neate ia © home-like cy eames atepaeed the Quees Gity’ Biter . best nice rooms; electric lights ughout, THE TABLE is noe corenine: © in the county or variety, cooking and withthe nie (bichre 3 Sa BL as isa Ete. Faas. PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. ome Oe On dreught. Best brands of ,»Wines, Liquors and Cigars. —UNIONMARKET, . COLLEY BROS., mie sei Seer, Fork, muitos, Veal, te. the lowest rates. Prop’s. “W210, KEEP ON HAND 4 CHOICE Public Taste ! Popular = Hams, paces strict at -. Tamaies, Enchtadas; Coffee, Ham and Sat Eggs. rs. Sis & Newspaper Advertising Agency. asin sot he oopengd ett: i Fioral Pieces supplied to order. The Finest of Faneral Furnishings. Telephone Nog.: Office 281, resideuce smile when he received the first lash; it was very sore (Anglice, painful). It felt like a big bunch of “jaggy” leather. A brother said he would have paid five pounds sterling if he could have preery of the Ship. : We are all curious to know how the men who man the guns on a warship are affected by an engagement—wheth{ j DRAYING AND HAULING. attention Neavda City Transfer Co. aid to the transpor Ea ‘ er they are full of the excitement of conflict that soldiers experience in battle. H. C. Skinner, of Hudson, Mass., who is on the. Cincinnati, which took ‘part in the attack on Matanzas, answers the . question in a letter to the Hudson Enterprise, as follows: “You'are just one of the parts of the YEE LEE & CO. HAS opened a first-class Store adjoinin on MAIN STREET, where w be kept at ail ti Eecers er Se. ete. satisfaction eeeree New Frait and Vegetable Store. il times the very best of Fruits “3 elivered free race éhavas and the teed. fighting-machinery of the ship, and you must do just as you are told, without asking questions or wondering why you are doing it. I must say thatI had always.supposed that an engagement of the-kind -would work a man up to the highest notch; that his blood would boil in his veins, and that his brain would reel from the madness of excitement. I thought that cheer after cheer would pour from the throats of eager sailors; that the light of battle would shine in ‘il NAT IONAL BARKES« Broaa St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. somaaireagetar® £ pee delivered free fo Glass market And all kinds of Meats usually found iva first their eyes till they gleamed. I thought that men new to battle behaved like demons, or like the proverbial tiger who had tasted blood and would not be satis-fied until he had gorged himself to repletion, But there was no sight of anyC.J.NAFPZIGER, -. ° Prop’r thing like that. The men were silentand . orderly in going to their stations at the Beef, Pork,’ Mutton] sound of ’general quarters.’ I could see Veal, Sausages, ete. . little difference from the ordinary proceedings at drill.” — “oo He Was Silencea. She—After all you must admit that women are better than men. He—Oh, 1 don’t know. The Bible doesn’t gay anythiug about seven PATE 06 CAVEATS, TRADE COPYRICHTS AND DEsicns. Send your busines< direct to eaves Bs can . devils being cast out of a man. She—No, of course not; he has every one of them yet:—Chicapgo Record, Couldn’t Score a Hit. She—I suppose your wife misses you curing your long absence. He--Oh, yes. But she does that when I’m at-homeShe—Why, how tan that be? He—Well, you see her aim is very inaccurate.—Chicago Record. ‘The Latest Crop. Once wet heard of the new woman— She was on a dazzling plan; But just now'she is extinguished fe By Amerika’s new man, BELGIUM’S WAR SYMPATHIES. . . People Strangely Divided in Their Views of the Spanish-American Conflict, Among the visitors at Camp Alger one day lately was a lady from Brussels, representing several Belgian and Parisian” hewspapers.~-She came to aultine «Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: Turning, House-Trimming; Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, lans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes etouc etim es on any work of this sort that you may peed. E & LEWIS, SacraMENTO St., NBBADA a Ex. & E*. Kae “ke. COOPER Will Furnish! you All [aterial for Your New Home ~ ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL. Good Lamber at. reagonable rates, this country to iearn the real circum-} stances of the war. When questioned; she spoke freely of the sympathies of her countrymen. «@& “The people of Belgium,” she said, “have been quite divided in their sympathies in regard to the present war, and, strangely enough, the division is racially quite contrary to what might have been expected. There are two distinct races in our country—the Walloons, of Celtie stock,whospeak French, and the old Flemish inhabitants. The latter belong to the same race as the Dutch—that is, they are Germans, and they speak and write the Dutch language. Now, one might expect that the Walloons would favor Spain and the Flemish the United States, for it was the latter people who suffered so severely under Spanish misrule. But, as a matter of fact, the Flemish were so long ruled by the dons that. they finally. became imbued with Spanish ideas and they stand to-day as a distinct party hostile to your “govern ment. The more enlightened ' Walloons; on the other hand, are equally firm in their friendship for the United States. ‘ “The cleavage is along religious lines. The Flemings are clericals— that is to say, they support the ‘domi-. nation of the Catholic church, while the Wallootis-are anti-Catholic in religion—you. will find not more than 2,000 or 3,000 Protestants in all of Belgium—but Catholic in religion and Catholic in polities are two very different things among us. It is the liberal, anti-Catholic, the so-called doctrinaire party, which ‘is friendly to the liberal, democratic government of your country. “Since the outbreak of the war there has been a growing sentiment'among us—and I helieve in other parts of Europe—in favor of this country. At first only two:papers in Belgium, one of these a workingmen’s journal, expressed themselves as hostile to the Spanish interest, but since then the whole liberal press has joined them. iW —Washington Post. Peerfess Saloon. H AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers th Finest Wines ’ Liquors and Cigars Main st., opp. Union Hotel denry Lane, = Prop’r ow olan est turn-oute in the iianandnion "tie end night ? NO. Payot Seas Sae.aer sast . --Semi-Centennjgl Yearas" HENRY W. RICH. ong = -——. THR INDEPENDENT, Union Livery Stable * New York. = Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. klectric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, ee The Pinest 5-Cent,:Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STREBT. Ovp.BorenbergB © SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails — H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.”’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco . js. NEW 1! «¢: Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. Union: ‘Hotel Re-opened! And Now Ready for Business. Henry: Metzenbaugher, ‘Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been ' remodeled, repainted, repa; pered and newly furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to.no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, ‘ . And Large Modern Dining Rooms. Stopping place for ‘all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STRBST, NBVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, «=-“~= = 60,000 Undivided profits, = 85,000 DIRECTORS. . M. Mic oidansensessee hagocses President Ag ate MORG@AN.. Tecsecddccdoetes Cashier fb he MORGAN. wcccecvecvegesesce . Seeretary Hon. Niles Sear Dr. BR. M. Hunt, ; rd Housman. M. BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a. M. to °F. Lg Bg a Saturdays from 6:80.t0 7:80 P.M, . COBRESPOND ENTS. ae New York--Nationgl Bank of North Amesra Francisco—Firet Natio Bank, Lom don, Paris & American Bank. Gasio se Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills We issue Sight Drafts abie “NEW YO ry eer atas Pep Bills the sien amat a ngs parable as ste a — surg Collect! dons on any part of the United States a price paid for County and State r “Gold and Silver alli urchvsed Assay Office at Ee the Henk. : cells é a! inert eRe aes , where a geveral Banking Business “J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valleys. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL . ‘CHAMBER.”. Beer 5 Centsa Glass, v> me —Detroit ‘Free Press. All the favorite brands of Whiskies! ' THE INDEPENDENT, . toore**inigiaa fegior.” Rao ~ 180 Fulton 8t., 8. ¥. \ Wa. J. Grittand. .

4 OTH WRAR—NO, 13S ecto ‘Stoves and id inspect the stock of “NEVADA-CITY, “CAL “TUESDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 6 190 pCR ae nt. GE. 5 There you will find the’ greatest ¥ an anywhere else, a great reducti ; The articles are too humerous to parton, . Bargains are offered i in Boy’s Wagons, E <A Big ‘Stock. of Sporting WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL stock OF LAMPS, WiticH IS UNSURPASSED. FOR STOVES AND: RANGES, t "having b been sing” TURD but. drop’ in ‘an you wil fad just. what you ‘iia Just Received = stock cannot. be beat i in any way. » Pie Steet, Nevada: (iy alee — ) CENTS A WEEK veratrine nr Hues in sor $3a Jor 6h mouth. sont ne caine ee : ¢ er aw Sm? month.” ol variably in advance int : me For’Sale. fine Canover Piano, almost new. ka. . 558 P. O. Box, Nevada Citys re d18-2w Big Christmas Discount.; Buy now and get the big Xmas discount i, “Attorn Seri foe-aatihe. Pr S allowed for any make of machine traded Passe rs called for in an rt_of , ot oving will, for new Singers. “Also,big discount for town Without extra in why Pateave T specially visted the mud row, situ-} RIOR COURT. IN AND FO fos that have ad Cte serene ao orders at the National Exchange Hotel. ated between. Tollcross and Carmyle, f Moyes, Beate of Cali fa-tand ones from $6 wp.” All Kinds r= 18K 18: MRRING TOPS OF ALb GRADES GEO. WETTERAU Prop. . *?0ut eight miles from Airdrie, om pert ky ai, i ired and work guaranteed. cgay ah afternoon, to interview the lads who rewed BETH ype shoe ge Reva Oe B ; “7 . } cently received the first honors and sei ig the pa, here = sa dursrapbosccbeceapant Ss SALOON four stripes from the newly acquired : ' digo ot ol Bona Fide Salary--$12 Weekly. A Fine Line of Robes from $2.ap. whipping ee fe see writes she (City and : ae $ a correspondent o e London Star daha ft ay A by me pales and. womdn'to appplnt:s fo ands Hetee Binmhats of Sigel AVING PURCE \TH® SALOON AT. ‘The apparatuia -(.-ebaped. like. the resen ’ a r reets ci ee . os ‘and for pote j amy sn oie autay — vars Harness, Saddies, Whips, Curry . {have ied fe thoroughty remodeled and am. breastpiece of a violin, is about five ieee tn A Dla established house, pleasant, permanent how prepared yo serve my patrous with the} feet, long by three feet broad. ‘The boy E cnepeen iF ay perwor positions, rapid advancement and. increase Combs and Brushes. w INES A ND LI UO R Ss. is ee by oa straps on his contest e. of Write at arms and knees an e weapon is an ae t: Aiebegass, Clerk. . TT hes : °“BUTLER & ALGER, All at Bod Rock Prices for: Cash. Q ordinary birch rod. : » Ate'y for Petitioners. "Dept. E, Naw Havas, Coun}. Beer 5 Cents. “You show up the Airdrie authorief ~ Dancing School. a At the rigs THOMAS SCADDEN, Proprietor. ties,” said the mother of a lad named ce to Creditors. F BADBAU, UiCKASED. Now Ladies and gentleman's dancing school For Buggy Tops. ~ aba semesad. is ds Gaifns. \\ "BUS LINE. Grass. Valley and . Nevada City stecsseg rete tetpe da ealy. notice the "Bus will between Nevade Leaving Nevada City at 10 a, m2, 6 and 7:80 p. m. Leaving Grass Valley at 8: it @.m, 4. 3:45 and 630 p.m. Ti — = ad ley atthe following . pe TERT ey ‘THE NEGRO IN HOT WEATHER. He Likes the Heat on His Head, But , le Tries to Keep His manin Cool, es ity of the negro race for enduring heat thas never been fully tested. Am accident related by a dairyman living: oD . the outskirts of the city seems to bear 1 out this assertion, He has a young negro boy who looks after the cattle and does chores around: the place. The only effect that the heat produces in his case is a desire to slumber. The dairyman. had a young calf in the barn}~rd, and as the sun was pouring in on the poor animal -his wife sent “Carlina” out to turn the calf loose, so-that he could seek a shady spot. After waiting an hour for his return the housewife went to the barnyard to investigaie. There she found both boy and calf curled up in the hot and stifling barnyard. The ealf was dead from the effects of the. sun, but the boy was slumbering peacefully by its side, says the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times-Union. _ While a negro can stand any amount of heat on his head, he loves to cool his heels. It is acomimon sight in the winter to see a negro boy on a frosty morning with his head bundled. up to keep out the cold, and at the same time walking unconcernedly along’ the frosty ground in his bare feet. One of the hottest places in the city on a hot day is at the lumber wharves of the Florida-Central and Peninsula railroad. When the men knock off for noon they frequently take a nap with their faces upturned to the rays of the blazing sun; at the same time they get their feet under the shadow of some friendly lumber pile. ne 9 > New Engine of Corporal Punishme _ Introduced in Seotch ie Schools. is Tt has often been wait that the capacd je Pe v The Extraordinary Vhyage of an Ocean Liner in Trying a . New we ewes: ase "The steamer tesaestic which was the first to attempt to reach London by the new route via the Gulf of St. Lawrence: and Milford Haven, Wales, had three months of such experience as happily -] but seldom ‘falls to the lot of an ocean liner. The dream of a certain group of capitalists ia over, for although the distance is appreciably less by the way propésed, the fate of the ship which eame limping back into port ten were after every one had given her up, will now ready to READY FoR, ‘BUSINESS. sa era Nevada. Giwe SACBAMENTO. sua NEVADA CITY, CAL. We have one of the best breweries in the State and are fyrnish the very best beer in the market. Fam ily trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. Usa Trial. % wing Co, ee cast a damper upon all future efforts. The Gaspesia left Milford Haven om January 11; she made the south coast of Newfoundland on the 19th, and’entered the gulf on the 20th. She should have reached Paspebiac.in one day. The trip actually took six. It was February 7 when she started out, with her return cargo and three passengers, in the very worst weather of gn unusually bitter winter, She w: meu rnes by the ice floes and held help Keen © winds raged about her and the rigging . . froze. The fires were put out to husband coal, and every one on board suf: fered from cold..Her 75 sailors ‘were clothed only for an ordinary winter passage in the North Atlantic. They ‘did not know when they would be released or whether they might not be driven from a ship crushed like. an eggshell. to wander over the biting. Woodpecker Cigars Packea in Fancy Boxes, Hanufactured and Sold by % Native Son of Texas GIFE,” —— floe te-their death. There are 50,000 square infleg of the’ Guif of St. Lawrence. The. Gaspesia~ saw a good deal of drifting ‘to and fro with the wind and current. Deliverance came when the famous sealing steamer Kite signaled the Gaspesia and went ‘to her assistance. The Kite likes ice; she was built’ to resist it, and carries dynamite to blast her Way . through it. By several days’ hard work her crew opened a way. for the Gaspesia, and she reached St. John’s neafly three months out. She was almost a. wreck, and . the crew and passengers were quite exhausted. It may be shorter by the new route, but the chances are that ordinary travelers will prefer the old, alPLAZA PLANING MILL.. a= RICH & LEWIS, Prop’s. .«. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. P RIC though Nansen might enjoy the trip as practice.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Ne: Credit 32 are soe gorrored i every Wednesday: evening, and children’s dancing school every area! afternoon; by Prof. Michell. tf ‘iven by th. Baderaignéd,. 5 ibe estate of J. Badeau, de creditors of and ell possess aaa AT THE athe borg A House and Lot For ‘Sale. siiice of. sade Leer ol AtTroom house, with both gas and electric Co., Cal., the same bang the . lights; barn ahd carriage room. Allmodern <0 jhpon of aaa of improvements and a hash. Apply to GkKO.A ME NO TORPIE GRAY. ay Bdste tor of Nevada Couniy. : November 7, [900, Wanted. ‘ Christian man or woman willing to quality . 0 {for permanent position of trust, here or in thome county. $900 yearly. Enclose self. : [-addressed stamped envelope to Secretary, care of Transeript. Sommons. j nomen. of _— County ‘of NeOLD BAKERY. Has resumed the proprietorship of the etree ies wnnowe. CAKES AND. FANCY PASTRY. GEORGE WM. DURST ae YORK BAKERY * Ta Cah Per etemcanta Allen to me. 1 asked him—-a bright wee chap of ten—if he would like to visit Airdrie again. The boy was equal to the ogecasion and promptly answered -}no. He was the first te be birched; he . had four stripes, and all-he has to complain of was that the-man:waited-such a long thme between the strokes. ‘He was not favorably impresséd with the executioner. He, was a big man, says he, with a great, big red face --and a doctor looked on. He did not Whece be wea “els = mle. as wom ley. + F A Iti LOWE, “dees the Paper Hanging, Etc. To order, @ specialty.. Roome 2 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, Cali. . vented the lad being lashed. ‘The other MHD MELBY ANNA ‘oa ee : fornia street. San Francisco. boys spoke in the same strain, and did oe sate 1 broi ’ YWM. DUNSTER:is prepared to. fill all ore ; 48 ot relish i i tn Nevadey ders for Papet Hanging, Paluving,, Freego‘Th Their New Saloon . ! N, BAP THBTISEMENTS . SOLICITED not relish the introduction of ‘mawae eae Hing, eto. on the most resonable ¢erias. All Balen een eGe inltete boa . ere: Sbongh the punishment SP rele Sta “orders left/et Dunster's Barber Shop will be! poesia, Mexican ports, » Valparaiso, . Pears no more degrading than a scheol mae ite of Peiitorsta sond lromptly, attended to. pete! cintictiglac iced Bone. iow Eonlene. eA supcelian birching. That isa form of school disuired¢ A yteroneaped + 4 : _ MAITLAND’ BROS File of pearly ocier navmneaad pabtished ce eipline unknown in Scotch board on: gon one ; For. Rent, 1 the ate Coastare ke: apn onan yang on hand . schools, where palmies, or strokes on Eat igane Superic ie pA fat hfcur rooms with modern im . Have moved into their ne-v ¢ ae ves t& Dom: Savior bastuacs } woe -* . the palm of the hand with a cane, is the fasted’ witsle fnte, A cooksitove for sale. Enquire mercial street and eg «hein former ADVERTISING RATES prevailing method of administerin scores served’ within “ine patrous to call : Fam They will : ; & in thirty days if served else: . Holbrook at -his office on corner . make it a point to serve : The firest TeAGs uf . ade know: on application. punishment. s 3; on ettlicmalacslatateosta, tf . ae SER . janewpriac a> ciregities Wines, Liquors and’ Cigars GHOROE-A. GRAY, IN A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. vinta aigiet ics Ge Fine Work Done wii sahiaed inthe.com: . 4 All kinds of Mixe.j\ rinks Men Are Silent and Orderly and 2 g upon contraat. or will ap . Upholstering, paper bangle end carpet & Specialty. Funeral Director and Embalmer. > gamely Part of the Mackinrt tor complaints. other relief de 3 and and the seal of the the Co thintth dapat ¥. L.-ARBOGAST, . . be vs . for Paws ing done in RussELL. Leave your orders at Snell & Fleming’s and your work will. be~ attended : . tf Summons. CRS © oover OF NHVADA ounty of Nevada, iv of “ap Plaintiff, : esses BLACK, ‘ae for the " iW: . W. SCHIUDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, F Pine Street.. [LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar sepecccceccccesMovaua City Ca ‘agent —15 sroor— —_ gee HUMBOLDT IMPT’D 5 oan te am, before CLUB inswer the os in aa ONTA chee : ey ae ; J, R. DAVIS, Teacher ° Vocal and instrument 1] 8 q Music, Also Choral api Orchestral Director. > Visite Nevada aimee 4 sons of Nevada 1 of instr y handthis : ‘uth oledmg ” Peace of ey an oT 23 as i) Patent Lawyers. ean ethos a D.C.

. NEW YORK Ho: > MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, C°r m ¢. @. ‘Empire Stable,Broad Street, opp. National Exchange Hovel JANES HENSESSY, Prop’r. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIRS. To be found ip this part of the State. Ti ve d-@. BROAD ST., NEVADA OM , JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee Las Neate ia © home-like cy eames atepaeed the Quees Gity’ Biter . best nice rooms; electric lights ughout, THE TABLE is noe corenine: © in the county or variety, cooking and withthe nie (bichre 3 Sa BL as isa Ete. Faas. PLACE FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor. ome Oe On dreught. Best brands of ,»Wines, Liquors and Cigars. —UNIONMARKET, . COLLEY BROS., mie sei Seer, Fork, muitos, Veal, te. the lowest rates. Prop’s. “W210, KEEP ON HAND 4 CHOICE Public Taste ! Popular = Hams, paces strict at -. Tamaies, Enchtadas; Coffee, Ham and Sat Eggs. rs. Sis & Newspaper Advertising Agency. asin sot he oopengd ett: i Fioral Pieces supplied to order. The Finest of Faneral Furnishings. Telephone Nog.: Office 281, resideuce smile when he received the first lash; it was very sore (Anglice, painful). It felt like a big bunch of “jaggy” leather. A brother said he would have paid five pounds sterling if he could have preery of the Ship. : We are all curious to know how the men who man the guns on a warship are affected by an engagement—wheth{ j DRAYING AND HAULING. attention Neavda City Transfer Co. aid to the transpor Ea ‘ er they are full of the excitement of conflict that soldiers experience in battle. H. C. Skinner, of Hudson, Mass., who is on the. Cincinnati, which took ‘part in the attack on Matanzas, answers the . question in a letter to the Hudson Enterprise, as follows: “You'are just one of the parts of the YEE LEE & CO. HAS opened a first-class Store adjoinin on MAIN STREET, where w be kept at ail ti Eecers er Se. ete. satisfaction eeeree New Frait and Vegetable Store. il times the very best of Fruits “3 elivered free race éhavas and the teed. fighting-machinery of the ship, and you must do just as you are told, without asking questions or wondering why you are doing it. I must say thatI had always.supposed that an engagement of the-kind -would work a man up to the highest notch; that his blood would boil in his veins, and that his brain would reel from the madness of excitement. I thought that cheer after cheer would pour from the throats of eager sailors; that the light of battle would shine in ‘il NAT IONAL BARKES« Broaa St., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. somaaireagetar® £ pee delivered free fo Glass market And all kinds of Meats usually found iva first their eyes till they gleamed. I thought that men new to battle behaved like demons, or like the proverbial tiger who had tasted blood and would not be satis-fied until he had gorged himself to repletion, But there was no sight of anyC.J.NAFPZIGER, -. ° Prop’r thing like that. The men were silentand . orderly in going to their stations at the Beef, Pork,’ Mutton] sound of ’general quarters.’ I could see Veal, Sausages, ete. . little difference from the ordinary proceedings at drill.” — “oo He Was Silencea. She—After all you must admit that women are better than men. He—Oh, 1 don’t know. The Bible doesn’t gay anythiug about seven PATE 06 CAVEATS, TRADE COPYRICHTS AND DEsicns. Send your busines< direct to eaves Bs can . devils being cast out of a man. She—No, of course not; he has every one of them yet:—Chicapgo Record, Couldn’t Score a Hit. She—I suppose your wife misses you curing your long absence. He--Oh, yes. But she does that when I’m at-homeShe—Why, how tan that be? He—Well, you see her aim is very inaccurate.—Chicago Record. ‘The Latest Crop. Once wet heard of the new woman— She was on a dazzling plan; But just now'she is extinguished fe By Amerika’s new man, BELGIUM’S WAR SYMPATHIES. . . People Strangely Divided in Their Views of the Spanish-American Conflict, Among the visitors at Camp Alger one day lately was a lady from Brussels, representing several Belgian and Parisian” hewspapers.~-She came to aultine «Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures,: Turning, House-Trimming; Fancy Grill Workla Specialty, lans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes etouc etim es on any work of this sort that you may peed. E & LEWIS, SacraMENTO St., NBBADA a Ex. & E*. Kae “ke. COOPER Will Furnish! you All [aterial for Your New Home ~ ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL. Good Lamber at. reagonable rates, this country to iearn the real circum-} stances of the war. When questioned; she spoke freely of the sympathies of her countrymen. «@& “The people of Belgium,” she said, “have been quite divided in their sympathies in regard to the present war, and, strangely enough, the division is racially quite contrary to what might have been expected. There are two distinct races in our country—the Walloons, of Celtie stock,whospeak French, and the old Flemish inhabitants. The latter belong to the same race as the Dutch—that is, they are Germans, and they speak and write the Dutch language. Now, one might expect that the Walloons would favor Spain and the Flemish the United States, for it was the latter people who suffered so severely under Spanish misrule. But, as a matter of fact, the Flemish were so long ruled by the dons that. they finally. became imbued with Spanish ideas and they stand to-day as a distinct party hostile to your “govern ment. The more enlightened ' Walloons; on the other hand, are equally firm in their friendship for the United States. ‘ “The cleavage is along religious lines. The Flemings are clericals— that is to say, they support the ‘domi-. nation of the Catholic church, while the Wallootis-are anti-Catholic in religion—you. will find not more than 2,000 or 3,000 Protestants in all of Belgium—but Catholic in religion and Catholic in polities are two very different things among us. It is the liberal, anti-Catholic, the so-called doctrinaire party, which ‘is friendly to the liberal, democratic government of your country. “Since the outbreak of the war there has been a growing sentiment'among us—and I helieve in other parts of Europe—in favor of this country. At first only two:papers in Belgium, one of these a workingmen’s journal, expressed themselves as hostile to the Spanish interest, but since then the whole liberal press has joined them. iW —Washington Post. Peerfess Saloon. H AVING PURCHASED THIS POPULAR saloon from Chas, Dahigren, I am prepared tofurnish to my customers th Finest Wines ’ Liquors and Cigars Main st., opp. Union Hotel denry Lane, = Prop’r ow olan est turn-oute in the iianandnion "tie end night ? NO. Payot Seas Sae.aer sast . --Semi-Centennjgl Yearas" HENRY W. RICH. ong = -——. THR INDEPENDENT, Union Livery Stable * New York. = Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Ce. klectric Power Co.'s is tke ideal Light. C. H. HARRISON, ee The Pinest 5-Cent,:Cigar in Town C. H. HARRISON, BRAD STREBT. Ovp.BorenbergB © SOMETHING Apricot Cordial. Clam Juice Oyster Cocktails — H. B. Whiskey At “Tom’s Place.”’ T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. Only $2.00 per year, or at that rate for any part of a year. All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco . js. NEW 1! «¢: Send Postal for Free Specimen Copy. Union: ‘Hotel Re-opened! And Now Ready for Business. Henry: Metzenbaugher, ‘Prop't. This Favorite Hotel has been ' remodeled, repainted, repa; pered and newly furnished . throughout, thereby making it second to.no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, ‘ . And Large Modern Dining Rooms. Stopping place for ‘all Stages and Busses. CITIZENS BANK neorporated 1876.) BROAD STRBST, NBVADA CITY CAPITAL. Authorized and subscribed, $200,000 Paid up in coin, «=-“~= = 60,000 Undivided profits, = 85,000 DIRECTORS. . M. Mic oidansensessee hagocses President Ag ate MORG@AN.... Tecsecddccdoetes Cashier fb he MORGAN.. wcccecvecvegesesce . Seeretary Hon. Niles Sear Dr. BR. M. Hunt, ; rd Housman. M. BUSINESS HOURS. 10 a. M. to °F. Lg Bg a Saturdays from 6:80.t0 7:80 P.M, . COBRESPOND ENTS. ae New York--Nationgl Bank of North Amesra Francisco—Firet Natio Bank, Lom don, Paris & American Bank. Gasio se Sacramento—National Bank of D. O. Mills We issue Sight Drafts abie “NEW YO ry eer atas Pep Bills the sien amat a ngs parable as ste a — surg Collect! dons on any part of the United States a price paid for County and State r “Gold and Silver alli urchvsed Assay Office at Ee the Henk. : cells é a! inert eRe aes , where a geveral Banking Business “J. M. THOMAS, Resident Agent at Grass Valleys. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. hese are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL . ‘CHAMBER.”. Beer 5 Centsa Glass, v> me —Detroit ‘Free Press. All the favorite brands of Whiskies! ' THE INDEPENDENT, . toore**inigiaa fegior.” Rao ~ 180 Fulton 8t., 8. ¥. \ Wa. J. Grittand. .