July 10, 1902 (4 pages)

CE. BY “Git WO Do. Mowbal( ya AT MY ya Sky. OR ude rea iW State 0 Sota i _CCliou o; GAS gC ULity awe ue ut ¥% dail, or bow lie. Du, ©, at de mia, for & -Ssment he rd will eu ess of «qu © than [ARTIY, & the boardeag C. rk, ‘ing Wit, N AND Fij tate of (4 of CH ARL, [ON DAY o’elcck-«f 2 oom ot oF the Coun, lia. ’ p Of JUSIA 2ased uudersigné siah tiiberge et; and ¢ the said ¢ ‘'§ UBSORIPTION BATES: Leinta of not to exceed perted u ble house and lot on Aristocracy aining seven rooms. Lot has "5 lage, hasa choice variety of fruit F contains a fine sprin, at ck mable offer refused pply istocracy Hill, for further partic: pT YEARZTNO. 12,339, “FRANSCRIPL . $6 a Year. y Carrier, 12% pts. a Week rit Calum Se! in this head fc sa mon Bis neat ional Hine week or 40 Bienes a month. iably in advance. br Sale at a Bargain. » Mall+ ind er will be Nberally reware's Lost. a i} the 4th of July by Mal Ping Phen? the depot and the same at JAS. ¥'s esh cow is offered for sale. Ev: » Bordrint, orat the TRANSCRIPT . Business Chance. SHIFT office. i ‘bia notice. h of keys was found on the street he owner may procure the same Cow For Sale. ji-lw ——— & } investment of $20 is often the <# svecess, if you ere not wedde methods, you should inyet gate ition. It isor the man of modest bho wishes to receive a steady input inte: fe ing with present emp Address HB , 856 Lear, Chicago, J]1, Gil Wanted. . metal b wanted to do_ housework in. ily. For particulars enquire at Pin Found. pwbich there is a photo ofa young pen found and the owrer may me by calling at this office and Found. ‘at the 1RANSCBIPT, office, proving and paying. for this_advertise~p offie i J. 1ORPIE. Lost, — enedint shaped pin set with small inder will ease ieave at the receive saisente i Hing thereon. near np mth dwell ne . APpIY ax they} “For eee: y is offe office. Lost, aI old spectacles. Us ‘ retursing same to Tuansouier » Ranch For Sale. larch of. 6/0 scres, on Pleasant would be i modern warfare. condition of the blood: pains, and promptly as S, S. SSS exhilarating’ tonic. and its treatment. The liniment bottle and flannel strip are fantiliar objects in nearly every household. -They are the weapons that have been used for’ -generations to fight old Rheumatism, and are about as_ effective in the battle with this giant disease.as the blunderbuss of our forefathers Rheumatism is caused by an acid, sour , It is filled with-acrid, irritating matter that ‘settles in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, ) corroding particles. were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood, Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and but these are only symptoms which are liablé to return Change of the weather; the real. disease.lies deeper, the blood 5a are infected. “Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanent y cured until the blood has been i tae and no remedy does this so thoroughly It neutralizes .the acids.and.sends a stream e rich, strong blood to the affected. parts, -which dissolvesand washes out all foreign materials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but is a perfect vegetable blood purifier and most Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who write ahout “their case, and we will serd free our special book on Rheumatism THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., — Ga. They ith every system SIGOURNEY, Must be considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To keep the cost” of supplies for all down toa reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchaeed at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. We give-the best value. A test order will prove thetruth of this. FO R Ss ALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part nd town. Apply at the store. Mang Classes of Supplies. Cash Grocer, Commercial Street. Get your blood into good condition — Sarsaparilla TAKE -at Once . 260: and 100.8 box. + sas werescprnclniceie aol (8: NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1902. * = OR THE LITTLE-ONES. The Original of Tom Brown of Rugby, the Schoolboy Hero. Few -better books are known’ among English speaking boys than “Tom. Brown’s School Days» at Rughy.” Thomas Arnold, Jr., was at Rugby when Thomas Hughes, 9: the Tom Brown of the school life, .was a pupil there,‘and in “Passages Ina Wandering Life” gives his recollections of the boys’ hero. — Tom Hughes at fifteen was tall for his age; his long, thin face, his sandy: hair, his-length of limb and his spare frame gave him a lankness of aspect which was the cause, I suppose, of the boys giving him the extraordinary nickname of “executioner.” No name could be less “p ropriate, for there was seen bat uman or morose or surly in his looks, and still less in his disposition. The temper of a bully was utterly alien to him, and he was always cheerful and gay. He was one of the best runners in the school, and many a time have I seen him in the quadrangle’ just before “hare and hounds”—he being one of the hares—lightly clad and with a bag of “scent” strapped around him. He was too keen eyed and observant to be specially popular, but all the small boys liked him because he was kind and friendly to them, He reached the sixth form, but left before he had risen high in it, feeling, no.doubt, that his work lay elsewhere. an Notice to the Public. On and after Sunday, July 18th, the depot of the Union Ice Company will close every Sunday at 12. o'clock m. Orders left Saturday evening or early Sanday morning will receive prompt attention. js « _ Union Iog Co. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. -“One~ dose--of . Sherman’s Headache Gus will onre you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia For sale “by BH. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated _neaColombia Hill. is offered ata bargain. Terms part.down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf. Wanted. _. are women.” Bridges and Vibration. There are very few bridges in the world over which troops are allowed to march in regular step. In generals when coming to a bridge icularly a-saspension bridge, t ate or bands are stopped, the array is broken and the soldiers pass over without keeping step, or rather taking pains not to keep step. The reason is found in the fact that a very slight initial vibration, if continued, is‘ imparted to the whole structure, and in a short time becomes so strong a downward strain endanger the safety of the etrongy est bridge. The same principle is illustrated in some houses, which can be made to tremble from roof to foundation by persistently and regularly pressing with the foot on a loose board in one’of the floors. A similar curious ci¥cumstance is seen in the case of certain churches in whieh it is dangerous to play the heavy pedal pipes of a grand. organ, for the reason that the vibration becomes so great as to shatter the panes of glass in the windows and even to imperil the safety of the roof. The Real and the Unreal. ‘Do you expect to realize a fortune from your latest invention?” asked the capitalist. “No,” said the inventor. “I don’t really expect to. I had some hopes, but I suppose it will be the usual programme. I’ll imagine the fortune and some one else will realize it.”—Washington Star. No Legal Redress. “More than half the pickpockets “Oh, come, now; that’s pretty severe” — “But it’s true. The only reason they escape arrest is because they don’t pick cet rat peckets but their _husbands’.” = Fuladsiiae. Bulletin.~The Boston Baby. _ Stranger—I think, madam, that your child must have a pin discommoding it somewhere." Boston Mother (severely)—M. baby, sir, does not cry over suc trivial things as that. He has just heard how ill Henrik Ibsen is.— Somerville Journal. Good Boy! ey you would like to be an “angel. hat would you do if you were one ?” before warm i. 2 We would like to ask, through Peo columns of your paper, if there any Tson who has used Green’s cen, lower for the cure of Indigest “T’d fly up to the top of that ig take my kite out adh it.”—-Chicago at every recurrence as speedily to}: . ner’s. HOW EVERETT SPOKE. Beautiful Development of the Orator’s Thought and Method. Edward Eyerett’s stories were 2 . inexhaustible. li any. speaker has to get ready in a hurry for a great occasion, let him look through the index of the four volumes of: Ever. ett’s speeches, and he will find mat. ter enough not only to stimulate his: own thought and set-his currents what he will say. But pretty soon the orator risea into a higher plane. Some lofty sentiment, some stirring incident, some patriotic emotion, some play of fancy or wit, comes from the brain-or heart of the speaker. The audience is hushed to silence. Perhaps a little mist begins to gather i in their eyes. There is now an accent of emotion in the voice, thcugh still soft and-gentle. The Greek statue hegins-te-move. There is life in the limbs. There has been a lamp kindled somewhere behind the clear and transparent blue eyes. The flexible muscles of the face have come to life now. Still there is no jar or disorder. The touch upon the nerves of the audience is like that of a gentle nurse. The atmosphere is thatof a May morning. There ‘is no perfume, but that of roses and lilies. But still, age at first, the warmer feelings are kindled in the hearts of the speaker and hearers, ‘The frame. of the speaker is transfigured. The trembling hands arv lifted high in air. The rich, sweet voice fills the vast audience chamber with its resonant tones. At last the bugle, the trumpet the imperial clarion, rings out 1 and clear, and the vast audience is transported as to another world—I had almost said to a seventh heaven. Read of the welcome to Lafayette or the close of the matchless eulogy on that illustrious abject of the peaple’s love. Read the clase of the oration on Washington. Read the contrast of Washington and: pleads — SeribThe tap and Hat Riots. 1738 to 1771. The caps were the the hats were the French. For a time the kingdom’ was reduced al; most to. a state of anarchy by the. two contending factions, but order was restored by Gustavus III. in 1771, who, desirous cf excluding all} foreign intervention in the aflsirs < O sweden names and sternly Fopressed all aisorders growing. out of the political running, but to iginaad and adorn Russians and their sympathizers; . 4 cece ee ee Great Cut in Prices. of ilinery Goos. a This season our Hats have given such excellent satis» faction it has not been necessary to advertise ‘ ‘special sales” every little while in order to ‘get “tid of goods that _ were unsalable, but just now we have a few goods to dispose of before receiving our Fall Stock, and will sell . any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED HAT «at aes One-Half of Former Prices. CRAWFORD W. H. Main Street, Nevada City. a ma Our Prices Remainthe Same Home People Only iP Employed * % % The not. Sacramento entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per _ cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all-home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the ne’ Try us and see for yourself. Laundries have NEVADA COUN TY LA UNDRY ASSOCIATION ha ‘a ‘4 «. Leave orders or Bnndles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. Those civil disturbances—the cap . QQ 2 SBSSSHSIOD rand hat riots—were in Seoden ok a SOVSESG! 5590 . . 4 Just received a fine line of fi fl 4 LJ ba 4, &, vy, * “, =, Ls LJ y Grass Valley, is seoret poe oh sal place. “Portions of je heavily ‘For further par curr office. aint tf Real Ratate and Stores. fv aarilats dissension between the factions. "4 All flavors and varieties. Tho Curse of Womankind CHAMPAGNE WAFERS Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher-. @ Dyspepsia, and Liver troubles thet » v, man’s Headache Cure gives instant re. , ATHENA WAFERS BP, P, . bas not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveriess, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessness—in fact,. any. trouble connected with On sale at DICKERMAN’S . weather comes lief. One dose cures:' Guaranteed GRAHAM CRACKERS fectly harmless. Immediate RAMONA WAFERS on. relief a guntry—Ons. a method pand payal’ ber, lw2. 3 Sents on ¢ yperty wy of ) rsncipals of the City S aya le on t% cal year . . 2, 1002, ty He d and Rogeee X GAULT, © dof ‘Trust pf tuition, ar by lette b San Jus0 isfer VU ULING. » the trane® ; al parties. ny telepbons . 4 ——_—_——"¥J . free. LINCO LN INV ; 620 Market Street, opposi i, Sau Francisco, WENT POSITIONS — YOUNG for Railway Mail Clerks, Inbrres. Inst. Cedar. Rapids, Ia. c ood Investment. i. or Large Amounts With immediate Profits. — a on Batt meaaple, See but obitte, “re : era sit pers pond my are mecrested fa st-elass references in any. of Stat F lare Paice TEP ica Plas Stresen: irst-Class Bootblack. oe hose t. Wild’s ‘ ay oes oe ng eg wy clea AD THIS: SS SS tf Sa ni ANS § ent for the. season $5.00, blein advance. Fan mo8 for sale at $5.00, $6.00 and ‘Drugs, Sigs. 1, Phat Goods . DR. GC. W. CHAPMAN Office at-residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Oal. 5: ITHEGROTTO SALOON! — i kK in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and: Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday mes, Most convenient Club Rooms. a DR. NB. CHAPMAN DENTISTS ‘ Goad enough . for anybody! At HAVANA FILLER : tee the stomach or liver? This medicine bas been sold for many years in all etvilized countries, and: we wish to pe yee od with you and send you one aoe s free of cost. If you never st Flower, try one bottle e have never known of its Te so, something niore serioldest Grass. @. G. Green, Woodbary, N. J. Wood Wanted. Bids will be received by thé Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July 10, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak: Wood, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Pine, : ’ Fwenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Spruce, Well seasoned and of good quality, to be delivered at i . Washington schoolhouse,care. == fully piled. Delivery of said he matter with yon. Ask your . . sia make them ino a first-class manner. 2 also frame them when 380 ordered. JT make frames of all kinds. “MOORE — BROAD STREET MARKET All einda da of Now Vegetables Fresh Every I Day. Fresh and Salted ted Fieb, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refresh ments_in town at the low tor Lumber. nS 698 ML L. & D, MARSH bere reedy for -delivery aD immense stock. of Dumber of every kind, name and descri Non. Any order can now be filled. . 25c and 10c-a box. It cures-neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H, Dickerman, sole agent, ao RYT ATS” WHISKEY. BEANS. tht bselute! Somthing Peseta sare bay eimenees for ath =i MEE pint. vst th travelers, fo valores and exeursions, oteins sus md * ee’ eae tact esr Beaney re oot, Made from te matter, and guar. ve contin no poisonous or narcotic drugs of any deac eon. ‘ , f a beverage is not deenek a Bean may be taken pee gr mouth Without water the most exhilerating effect wilt be experienced. BOX OF 12 BBANS 80c. The Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can_be ed from 4 ate For ps4 on dini pen One box paid on receipt Sof 80 ¢ 0 cents. Ginseng Distilling Co. DISTILLERS OF RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES ST. LOUIS. MO. years. (ive ot “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS . SNVHg aaa ee For Sale at a NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of flavors. * SOOIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION in 6 pound packages, WHEAT FLAKES A prize in every _package. Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blckensderfer Typewriter Better than all othe in every particular _ RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent © Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. Political Announcements. wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902. . ~The Board reserves the} fright to reject any or all bids. Cuas. E. Muttoy, . Chairman. L: S. CALKrns; Sec’y. " Nevada City, June 28, 1902. TITHE PEERLESS i HEBRY W. RICH, Propristor, suit you in. > Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We aleo keep on band s MASURY’S PAINTS ‘which are: absolutely. pure and every color. Fully guaranteed. per po. Nore root. elie nd you ¢ mporteds moke, ashes, sont or dust. ~. Rational Fy Gab pk, sabes PRICE will xcha ny b, feduced to $1.60 net, per sand, as soon as our new is ‘completed. Came te trond Street, opp. Rational prnehenen Hew? bee Sey ee eae : ee: “2 i . JAFIBS HENSESSY, Prop’r. PORTABILITY Firemen, Attention! ALIGNMENT CITY TAXES The City ieee’ for sana Fiscal year 1902-1908 are now, due; and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th Se ee is He be at my i J gallecting For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram I hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the . decieion of the Republican nominating convention. . Bargain. House, Lot and Furniture, situated on Monroe street, Lost Hill. For particulars, }enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. {SIERRA KEVADA SALOOH JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. wey Keeps the Best ‘of ‘Wines and Liquors. kets. . OW Best 5 Cont Beer in Town. OS CIGAR ed. Coal’ tel Ba NK, Masi You aré-hereby notified than an election for Chief Engineer and Assistant} Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, july ag 1902. Polls will be o ened ats o’clock and closed }: ges—R. andow snd trom 2 ot Auauat, 1902. naa ° Di. ‘Cc. ow. Chapman. H. SHEARER, a hae G. Scadden. and City Marebal and Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 16th, 1003, " FLORODORA” BANDS ere J of same value as-tags frome:* “+ STAR,” “ HORSESHOE,” eee Keeps on hand the best brands of "SPEARHEAD,”"*‘ STANDARD rah Ea ' "OLD PEACH. & HONEY.” + ~ . . BOTTuAD BEER San Lom OLE VARGINY'” AT AE Ail Kinds of Summer Drinks a é “suivesie . . HORSES, SARRIAGES AND “BUGGIES . Ko Seheheeinerene erry o) nly a, WEWBERT, Manager Manager i

CE. BY “Git WO Do. Mowbal( ya AT MY ya Sky. OR ude rea iW State 0 Sota i _CCliou o; GAS gC ULity awe ue ut ¥% dail, or bow lie. Du, ©, at de mia, for & -Ssment he rd will eu ess of «qu © than [ARTIY, & the boardeag C. rk, ‘ing Wit, N AND Fij tate of (4 of CH ARL, [ON DAY o’elcck-«f 2 oom ot oF the Coun, lia. ’ p Of JUSIA 2ased uudersigné siah tiiberge et; and ¢ the said ¢ ‘'§ UBSORIPTION BATES: Leinta of not to exceed perted u ble house and lot on Aristocracy aining seven rooms. Lot has "5 lage, hasa choice variety of fruit F contains a fine sprin, at ck mable offer refused pply istocracy Hill, for further partic: pT YEARZTNO. 12,339, “FRANSCRIPL . $6 a Year. y Carrier, 12% pts. a Week rit Calum Se! in this head fc sa mon Bis neat ional Hine week or 40 Bienes a month. iably in advance. br Sale at a Bargain. » Mall+ ind er will be Nberally reware's Lost. a i} the 4th of July by Mal Ping Phen? the depot and the same at JAS. ¥'s esh cow is offered for sale. Ev: » Bordrint, orat the TRANSCRIPT . Business Chance. SHIFT office. i ‘bia notice. h of keys was found on the street he owner may procure the same Cow For Sale. ji-lw ——— & } investment of $20 is often the <# svecess, if you ere not wedde methods, you should inyet gate ition. It isor the man of modest bho wishes to receive a steady input inte: fe ing with present emp Address HB , 856 Lear, Chicago, J]1, Gil Wanted. . metal b wanted to do_ housework in. ily. For particulars enquire at Pin Found. pwbich there is a photo ofa young pen found and the owrer may me by calling at this office and Found. ‘at the 1RANSCBIPT, office, proving and paying. for this_advertise~p offie i J. 1ORPIE. Lost, — enedint shaped pin set with small inder will ease ieave at the receive saisente i Hing thereon. near np mth dwell ne . APpIY ax they} “For eee: y is offe office. Lost, aI old spectacles. Us ‘ retursing same to Tuansouier » Ranch For Sale. larch of. 6/0 scres, on Pleasant would be i modern warfare. condition of the blood: pains, and promptly as S, S. SSS exhilarating’ tonic. and its treatment. The liniment bottle and flannel strip are fantiliar objects in nearly every household. -They are the weapons that have been used for’ -generations to fight old Rheumatism, and are about as_ effective in the battle with this giant disease.as the blunderbuss of our forefathers Rheumatism is caused by an acid, sour , It is filled with-acrid, irritating matter that ‘settles in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, ) corroding particles. were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood, Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and but these are only symptoms which are liablé to return Change of the weather; the real. disease.lies deeper, the blood 5a are infected. “Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanent y cured until the blood has been i tae and no remedy does this so thoroughly It neutralizes .the acids.and.sends a stream e rich, strong blood to the affected. parts, -which dissolvesand washes out all foreign materials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but is a perfect vegetable blood purifier and most Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who write ahout “their case, and we will serd free our special book on Rheumatism THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., — Ga. They ith every system SIGOURNEY, Must be considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To keep the cost” of supplies for all down toa reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchaeed at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. We give-the best value. A test order will prove thetruth of this. FO R Ss ALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part nd town. Apply at the store. Mang Classes of Supplies.. Cash Grocer, Commercial Street. Get your blood into good condition — Sarsaparilla TAKE -at Once . 260: and 100.8 box. + sas werescprnclniceie aol (8: NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1902. * = OR THE LITTLE-ONES. The Original of Tom Brown of Rugby, the Schoolboy Hero. Few -better books are known’ among English speaking boys than “Tom. Brown’s School Days» at Rughy.” Thomas Arnold, Jr., was at Rugby when Thomas Hughes, 9: the Tom Brown of the school life, .was a pupil there,‘and in “Passages Ina Wandering Life” gives his recollections of the boys’ hero. — Tom Hughes at fifteen was tall for his age; his long, thin face, his sandy: hair, his-length of limb and his spare frame gave him a lankness of aspect which was the cause, I suppose, of the boys giving him the extraordinary nickname of “executioner.” No name could be less “p ropriate, for there was seen bat uman or morose or surly in his looks, and still less in his disposition. The temper of a bully was utterly alien to him, and he was always cheerful and gay. He was one of the best runners in the school, and many a time have I seen him in the quadrangle’ just before “hare and hounds”—he being one of the hares—lightly clad and with a bag of “scent” strapped around him. He was too keen eyed and observant to be specially popular, but all the small boys liked him because he was kind and friendly to them, He reached the sixth form, but left before he had risen high in it, feeling, no.doubt, that his work lay elsewhere. an Notice to the Public. On and after Sunday, July 18th, the depot of the Union Ice Company will close every Sunday at 12. o'clock m. Orders left Saturday evening or early Sanday morning will receive prompt attention. js « _ Union Iog Co. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. -“One~ dose--of . Sherman’s Headache Gus will onre you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia For sale “by BH. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated _neaColombia Hill. is offered ata bargain. Terms part.down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf. Wanted. _. are women.” Bridges and Vibration. There are very few bridges in the world over which troops are allowed to march in regular step. In generals when coming to a bridge icularly a-saspension bridge, t ate or bands are stopped, the array is broken and the soldiers pass over without keeping step, or rather taking pains not to keep step. The reason is found in the fact that a very slight initial vibration, if continued, is‘ imparted to the whole structure, and in a short time becomes so strong a downward strain endanger the safety of the etrongy est bridge. The same principle is illustrated in some houses, which can be made to tremble from roof to foundation by persistently and regularly pressing with the foot on a loose board in one’of the floors. A similar curious ci¥cumstance is seen in the case of certain churches in whieh it is dangerous to play the heavy pedal pipes of a grand. organ, for the reason that the vibration becomes so great as to shatter the panes of glass in the windows and even to imperil the safety of the roof. The Real and the Unreal. ‘Do you expect to realize a fortune from your latest invention?” asked the capitalist. “No,” said the inventor. “I don’t really expect to. I had some hopes, but I suppose it will be the usual programme. I’ll imagine the fortune and some one else will realize it.”—Washington Star. No Legal Redress. “More than half the pickpockets “Oh, come, now; that’s pretty severe” — “But it’s true. The only reason they escape arrest is because they don’t pick cet rat peckets but their _husbands’.” = Fuladsiiae. Bulletin.~The Boston Baby. _ Stranger—I think, madam, that your child must have a pin discommoding it somewhere." Boston Mother (severely)—M. baby, sir, does not cry over suc trivial things as that. He has just heard how ill Henrik Ibsen is.— Somerville Journal. Good Boy! ey you would like to be an “angel. hat would you do if you were one ?” before warm i. 2 We would like to ask, through Peo columns of your paper, if there any Tson who has used Green’s cen, lower for the cure of Indigest “T’d fly up to the top of that ig take my kite out adh it.”—-Chicago at every recurrence as speedily to}: . ner’s. HOW EVERETT SPOKE. Beautiful Development of the Orator’s Thought and Method. Edward Eyerett’s stories were 2 . inexhaustible. li any. speaker has to get ready in a hurry for a great occasion, let him look through the index of the four volumes of: Ever. ett’s speeches, and he will find mat. ter enough not only to stimulate his: own thought and set-his currents what he will say. But pretty soon the orator risea into a higher plane. Some lofty sentiment, some stirring incident, some patriotic emotion, some play of fancy or wit, comes from the brain-or heart of the speaker. The audience is hushed to silence. Perhaps a little mist begins to gather i in their eyes. There is now an accent of emotion in the voice, thcugh still soft and-gentle. The Greek statue hegins-te-move. There is life in the limbs. There has been a lamp kindled somewhere behind the clear and transparent blue eyes. The flexible muscles of the face have come to life now. Still there is no jar or disorder. The touch upon the nerves of the audience is like that of a gentle nurse. The atmosphere is thatof a May morning. There ‘is no perfume, but that of roses and lilies. But still, age at first, the warmer feelings are kindled in the hearts of the speaker and hearers, ‘The frame. of the speaker is transfigured. The trembling hands arv lifted high in air. The rich, sweet voice fills the vast audience chamber with its resonant tones. At last the bugle, the trumpet the imperial clarion, rings out 1 and clear, and the vast audience is transported as to another world—I had almost said to a seventh heaven. Read of the welcome to Lafayette or the close of the matchless eulogy on that illustrious abject of the peaple’s love. Read the clase of the oration on Washington. Read the contrast of Washington and: pleads — SeribThe tap and Hat Riots. 1738 to 1771. The caps were the the hats were the French. For a time the kingdom’ was reduced al; most to. a state of anarchy by the. two contending factions, but order was restored by Gustavus III. in

1771, who, desirous cf excluding all} foreign intervention in the aflsirs < O sweden names and sternly Fopressed all aisorders growing. out of the political running, but to iginaad and adorn Russians and their sympathizers; . 4 cece ee ee Great Cut in Prices. of ilinery Goos. a This season our Hats have given such excellent satis» faction it has not been necessary to advertise ‘ ‘special sales” every little while in order to ‘get “tid of goods that _ were unsalable, but just now we have a few goods to dispose of before receiving our Fall Stock, and will sell . any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED HAT «at aes One-Half of Former Prices. CRAWFORD W. H. Main Street, Nevada City. a ma Our Prices Remainthe Same Home People Only iP Employed * % % The not. Sacramento entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per _ cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all-home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the ne’ Try us and see for yourself. Laundries have NEVADA COUN TY LA UNDRY ASSOCIATION ha ‘a ‘4 «. Leave orders or Bnndles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. Those civil disturbances—the cap . QQ 2 SBSSSHSIOD rand hat riots—were in Seoden ok a SOVSESG! 5590 . . 4 Just received a fine line of fi fl 4 LJ ba 4, &, vy, * “, =, Ls LJ y Grass Valley, is seoret poe oh sal place. “Portions of je heavily ‘For further par curr office. aint tf Real Ratate and Stores. fv aarilats dissension between the factions. "4 All flavors and varieties. Tho Curse of Womankind CHAMPAGNE WAFERS Is sick and nervous headaches. Sher-. @ Dyspepsia, and Liver troubles thet » v, man’s Headache Cure gives instant re. , ATHENA WAFERS BP, P, . bas not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveriess, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessness—in fact,. any. trouble connected with On sale at DICKERMAN’S . weather comes lief. One dose cures:' Guaranteed GRAHAM CRACKERS fectly harmless. Immediate RAMONA WAFERS on. relief a guntry—Ons. a method pand payal’ ber, lw2. 3 Sents on ¢ yperty wy of ) rsncipals of the City S aya le on t% cal year . . 2, 1002, ty He d and Rogeee X GAULT, © dof ‘Trust pf tuition, ar by lette b San Jus0 isfer VU ULING. » the trane® ; al parties. ny telepbons . 4 ——_—_——"¥J . free. LINCO LN INV ; 620 Market Street, opposi i, Sau Francisco, WENT POSITIONS — YOUNG for Railway Mail Clerks, Inbrres. Inst. Cedar. Rapids, Ia. c ood Investment. i. or Large Amounts With immediate Profits. — a on Batt meaaple, See but obitte, “re : era sit pers pond my are mecrested fa st-elass references in any. of Stat F lare Paice TEP ica Plas Stresen: irst-Class Bootblack. oe hose t. Wild’s ‘ ay oes oe ng eg wy clea AD THIS: SS SS tf Sa ni ANS § ent for the. season $5.00, blein advance. Fan mo8 for sale at $5.00, $6.00 and ‘Drugs, Sigs. 1, Phat Goods . DR. GC. W. CHAPMAN Office at-residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Oal. 5: ITHEGROTTO SALOON! — i kK in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and: Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday mes, Most convenient Club Rooms. a DR. NB. CHAPMAN DENTISTS ‘ Goad enough . for anybody! At HAVANA FILLER : tee the stomach or liver? This medicine bas been sold for many years in all etvilized countries, and: we wish to pe yee od with you and send you one aoe s free of cost. If you never st Flower, try one bottle e have never known of its Te so, something niore serioldest Grass. @. G. Green, Woodbary, N. J. Wood Wanted. Bids will be received by thé Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July 10, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak: Wood, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Pine, : ’ Fwenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Spruce, Well seasoned and of good quality, to be delivered at i . Washington schoolhouse,care. == fully piled. Delivery of said he matter with yon. Ask your . . sia make them ino a first-class manner. 2 also frame them when 380 ordered. JT make frames of all kinds. “MOORE — BROAD STREET MARKET All einda da of Now Vegetables Fresh Every I Day. Fresh and Salted ted Fieb, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refresh ments_in town at the low tor Lumber. nS 698 ML L. & D, MARSH bere reedy for -delivery aD immense stock. of Dumber of every kind, name and descri Non. Any order can now be filled. . 25c and 10c-a box. It cures-neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H, Dickerman, sole agent, ao RYT ATS” WHISKEY. BEANS. tht bselute! Somthing Peseta sare bay eimenees for ath =i MEE pint. vst th travelers, fo valores and exeursions, oteins sus md * ee’ eae tact esr Beaney re oot, Made from te matter, and guar. ve contin no poisonous or narcotic drugs of any deac eon. ‘ , f a beverage is not deenek a Bean may be taken pee gr mouth Without water the most exhilerating effect wilt be experienced. BOX OF 12 BBANS 80c. The Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can_be ed from 4 ate For ps4 on dini pen One box paid on receipt Sof 80 ¢ 0 cents. Ginseng Distilling Co. DISTILLERS OF RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES ST. LOUIS. MO. years. (ive ot “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS . SNVHg aaa ee For Sale at a NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of flavors. * SOOIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION in 6 pound packages, WHEAT FLAKES A prize in every _package. Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blckensderfer Typewriter Better than all othe in every particular _ RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent © Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. Political Announcements. wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902. . ~The Board reserves the} fright to reject any or all bids. Cuas. E. Muttoy, . Chairman. L: S. CALKrns; Sec’y. " Nevada City, June 28, 1902. TITHE PEERLESS i HEBRY W. RICH, Propristor, suit you in.. > Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We aleo keep on band s MASURY’S PAINTS ‘which are: absolutely. pure and every color. Fully guaranteed. per po. Nore root. elie nd you ¢ mporteds moke, ashes, sont or dust. ~. Rational Fy Gab pk, sabes PRICE will xcha ny b, feduced to $1.60 net, per sand, as soon as our new is ‘completed. Came te trond Street, opp. Rational prnehenen Hew? bee Sey ee eae : ee: “2 i . JAFIBS HENSESSY, Prop’r. PORTABILITY Firemen, Attention! ALIGNMENT CITY TAXES The City ieee’ for sana Fiscal year 1902-1908 are now, due; and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th Se ee is He be at my i J gallecting For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram I hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the . decieion of the Republican nominating convention. . Bargain.. House, Lot and Furniture, situated on Monroe street, Lost Hill. For particulars, }enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. {SIERRA KEVADA SALOOH JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. wey Keeps the Best ‘of ‘Wines and Liquors. kets. . OW Best 5 Cont Beer in Town. OS CIGAR ed. Coal’ tel Ba NK, Masi You aré-hereby notified than an election for Chief Engineer and Assistant} Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, july ag 1902. Polls will be o ened ats o’clock and closed }: ges—R. andow snd trom 2 ot Auauat, 1902. naa ° Di. ‘Cc. ow. Chapman. H. SHEARER, a hae G. Scadden. and City Marebal and Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 16th, 1003, " FLORODORA” BANDS ere J of same value as-tags frome:* “+ STAR,” “ HORSESHOE,” eee Keeps on hand the best brands of "SPEARHEAD,”"*‘ STANDARD rah Ea ' "OLD PEACH. & HONEY.” + ~ . . BOTTuAD BEER San Lom OLE VARGINY'” AT AE Ail Kinds of Summer Drinks a é “suivesie . . HORSES, SARRIAGES AND “BUGGIES . Ko Seheheeinerene erry o) nly a, WEWBERT, Manager Manager i