July 11, 1900 (4 pages)

: SS PEStTERs FPPEBER FE = td wf b" FySts Seeesyse Fa oe kit ma ig . Fabge: FE) ateore0. & if . © Sates 1" bea $ . $93 SRR: Sears SS eet 2 d o peti THE BOSULAR, te STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS ’. Ladies, we have just received the finest and best line of $3.00 SHOES ‘over seen in a bigs cen de as Ps ¥ PLAZA ANNE MILE Ric! & LEWIS, Props. a : ARCTITECTS: AND BUILDERS, Pats Mout ‘ »» Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, . aan HoaierTrimming, Fanov Grill Work a Speciaity, Plans Orawn for Neat and Moderna Homes’ Getour stimates ou any work of this port that. you may need. RICE & LE Central Hotel ‘REOPENED. Joha Gris) + Bier fay dual Aid Association I This well-kuown and’ pobatdel hotel has heon completely renovated throughout, and patrons aré asstired of every comfort. MEALS, = ROOMS; = 25 CENTS « 25 and 50-CENTS cored Uno A share of the public ‘patronage’ fs ‘solic!’ Cor. we and Union Streets. Our Customers _. Wage the ‘Gake” se " Bebatse th A) 1 an ‘know err! rod) some of it and nae their “geveng de 5 __caKes, BREAD, Piés, Bre H. G. LOVELAND. Prov. Pictare Frames sl Vet skenseite ‘lose all your jaeneas ehew you re us or disabled by accident. ‘ Pre Ts to the en . inarysite Cannery. Satie -Peision, ‘and * : and ladies Depredation OCnarmims. . “ + STEADY WORK: pete ‘BEST -WAGES. ‘} One of the: host wow teeth intron _jment i : i; _ MARYSVILLE, CAL. . SACRAMENTO Sr., hae City. as HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSU RANCE an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day . WILL PAY. gr ie cae. f opeu 01 m. we able rs work through beter bure aooldenta ILL I PAY, if you are accidentally killed WiLL AY $10.00 hi ke 8 pond Seeds rt Be ge, oem toni are for lage expenses. Riake roms tr hae oe $600 maborahip itp fs and Gut of "of . oe mo LIFE INSURANCE. also mm Si 00 $8 of Life Insurance, pay‘om, $ to “in case of death, and Sl ew k for accident and sick--. ls0 ig'at aooah Or ailih Beats Sascaycabeeniagien ia she Osten Saas cash deposits with the States rnia and Missouri, which; s toaaher and Ze absolute guarStection its of Galt with a Reliable Acoiie Wanted. Write. Jo Ms SHETTERLEY, rues Geageesets, yh fee ry HELP WANTED! sees . Woinett a Hts to Work On Fruit —AT. THE— ganteries to. work™in. Aing with bigh roof and well ventilated’ ns and other means. , comfort and amusement: ‘fatthis season Marysville offers induce. of other localiti es. Las RW. SKINNER, ‘Manager, N EW. YORK ‘HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietobtai: obtained; a coe ee ot ere sg suits E wW. “SCHIIDT, is /CRADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Tee eager room Ciga, p, Bee eany. Mixed. Vetoks ‘LRADING ‘CIGAR DEALER, j ing . hordes who. aré ndw Geatfoyitig lite nite Vee “whieh; showered, floes ‘not yet aiibenr: ‘to have*been com-. pletéd in alrite detail. They have found . that to kill the insects’ and) worms . Stests, able. “At'no’ time were ‘théy: guilty: of . ’ the least Infraction of national bospi. which infest their trees its only nec-. essary to hire a brass band to march around the orchard and’ play.’ The vibrations of sound thus set in motion: ere fatal to the fruit tree worma,: 80 the’ ‘teport says. After one of these open’ air concerts the farmer and his family’ rand hired man gather up the carcasses’ of the dead pests and. cremate them to thake sure that none of them recovers’ from the effects of the music. Here is ® field for interesting and useful experiment. One ofthe questions to. be de. termined is how fer. up in the biological’ scale the fatality of vibrations turnéd: loose by a brass band extends and at . what-point do they change their effect and set inmotion on the part of the animal capable of resisting them-a desire to kill thé perfofmers. Again, it would be of. gteat value to the human race to have it authoritatively determined: what class of ‘tunes are most energetically insecticidal and incidentally homicidal. It & known'that the intoxicated syncopation known as ragtime and the importations from London music halls:ground out.of hand or. gans produce in the higher order of or. ganism: ‘an“inclination to commit man. slaughter, which is frequently justifiable. What effect does the variety of sound waves thus set in motion have upon the tower forms of life?’ Besides ‘adding to the volume and value of the marketable fruit crop this discovery of . the: farmers of the central New York fruit belt is of general public concern and has tm it large possibilities. It should be farther developed. There is nd end ‘Of brass band tooters, organ grinders, ragtime performers, leather lunged street venders, summer resort . concert singers and. other nerve shat. . teting nolse producers who could be . spared for this purpose, but the publie will ‘probably be best served if the experiments are conducted in places remote fromthe’ centets of population. -Poséibly the present situation in Chiga may supply new arguments for use’ im. the old controversy as to whether Pé@ueation should: have forits: object the attainment of general culture and: mental discipline or of knowledge of @ _. . practical character. which is imme ‘@iately and directly usefal. It-is a rec fact that the so called scholars and men of culture are the ‘predominat; influence behind the © ignorant and property In China. It is they who inspire and encourage the Boxers in their murderous work. It is not strange’ that this should be the case, for these men have the strongest of personal motives for dreading ‘the mtroduction ‘of foreign idens, the very first result of whitch will be ‘the deposition of thémselves from their positions of official and social honor and a complete révolution of the Chinésé stdndards of education. While the learned Chinaman . possesses a profound knowledge of the “national “classics andhigh mental attainments, his learning has no close or es “emote: connection with the affaira of everyday Rfe‘as it is under: in China it can be employed only in the creation of more schdlars of the same sort. .The Chinese. litterateurs fully realize that if the modern educational ideas of western civilization gain @ foothold in the Celestial empire their influence will be at an end. Naturally enough the prospect does not _please them. An English inventor 4s said to have perfected an electric device capable of sending cars or trains through the air on an elevated structure at the rate of “110 miles an hour: He seeks ‘a franchise to conne¢t Manchester and Liver‘pool, declaring that pe gould make the ment, however, is indisposed.to grant the request on the grontid that such a line’ would. ruin. the three’ established railroads, and the present prospect is that the’ English cities will not speedily secure the ‘ benefits.of ‘this new scheme. In the matter of rapid transit ae England has been remarkably slow fn [3 > ie ments. If was_ virtually by chance: speedy locomotives were early t lie ‘Qn fhe ‘Huglish’ lines. inebantael fest for'a generation or two . Had the iaidahatlion cangenidan’d have P bben ‘obtained: to introduce the steam that now make such. excellent time on a few of the English runs. ‘In street ra the British ‘isles ‘are if —— = anes Baie op is Hasiieanin Gieticin vale beads the’ world, 4 wal New York lave, according toe disme stood by the western World, and even ‘that {ntercity. run ‘In 20° mthutes. ~ Partita . voys has been officially barren’e they created a most favorable imptespion here. Their’ condtet while: our was dignified aud .irréproach. tality or of international courtesy:. to the ‘government aud-peeple 6 similar mission. This they made: with dignity and‘in reason. In so ‘far as It was an appeal for intervention on the part of this government it:was hopeless leas ‘with every item of news which. came from their homes during their sojourn here. : It may be said; however, that the mission of the epvoys.has not . been wholly without good results. They have at least shown in their own persons that the Dutch Afrikander is by no means as black a@ bis British de nouncers have painted him. appeal in behalf of the Boer républics was such a time at any stage of the war. It must now be an appeal from Englishmen themselves to the con‘eclence and better judgment of Great Britain—an appeal from Philip’ drunk to Philip sober, from the Rhodeses and Chamberlains and Balfours, who brought ‘on the war, to the wiser and more disinterested. English people ‘whose task it will be to restore and make the war forgotten. It is for the British to determine whether the Boers shall be concillated or estranged, whether the ‘Transvaal and the Orange Free State shall be beld, as they have been won, by the. Sword or whether they shall be held by the consciousness of a common interest gradually. over: coming separate and hostile sentiment, The responsibilities of citizenship are @ rather trite subject for dn dress, but in discussing the topic éfore ‘the League of Wisconsin Municipalities reeently Governor Scofield gave’ éxpression to some excellent ideas, one of which was that as the man who neglects his family-fs an object of reproach eo should be the man who {fgtores his obligations to the state which protects him and makes it possible for him to provide for his family. Governor Séoeld thinks that the lack of a proper . gense of: responsibility is shown most ‘ pelearly in the matter-of taxpaying. The American citizen does his best to ‘Byoid 4 payment of direct taxation; and even when he pays his taxes indirectly he ‘ does not seem to.care much what becomes of the money. _ He protests also . against the tendency to increase the: public revenue through taxation. “There is a serious danger here,” he‘ declared. “Every dollar raised by tax-’ ation beyond the legitimate needs of 4 the government invites corruption and extravagance and thus jeopardizes the time a dollar of the public money is wrongly expended it is our fault, And the real evil is not merely that there may be public money extravagantly used or that there may be corruption ip ae penditure, “but for every dollar’ wrongly expended the beneficiaries of the state, the helpless classes for which gS to provide, are wronged, and public morals are debauched.” _ We shouldn’t poke fun at Unele Paul’ Kruger because he has to haul his capital around on a car. It may be recalled that the pesky Britishers compelled our own “Uncle Jimmy”-Monroe to do about the same thing during the lopg ‘cold spell in 1812, But “Uncle Jiminy” findlly sucteeded* tn permanently. anchoring the capital on the banks of the. Potoniac. Yale university sent out the class of 1900 without giving the boys a baccalaureate sermon. This is one of the fruits of the election of.a layman to the presidency. President Hadley’s . baccalaureate, ress, however, answered the purpose, and-doubtless the seniors were-just as well satisfied, whatever the clergymen may think of it. If there is any country that has se had a taste of war since the peace con‘ference at The Hague, av opportunity is now offered in the Chinese squabble. ‘That seeins to be a sort’ of open game, “Old Mr. En Masse ts very much io evidence tn these days of political enthusiasm, When his voice is raised In convention, disputes are quickly settied. What + aa Masse says ‘goes. The envovs came to make°tlielr ap. sud alsslpnqetiudiohapraiinet ex teal =F been to all others coming hither ona . from the start and became moge:hope; Pavilion at Nevada City The time for the effectiveness of an . has long since passed, if, indeed, there { i is a “Ror. IN 1860 3 BY N. P.BROWN & Oo oes tee © 1 4) Annual Fair or THE-> ~~ i AUGUST 18th to Sept. Ist, aes (INCLUSIVE . Stock Exhibit at Glenbrook : Park. FRED ZEITLER, Pres. se ' exceed five lives I ons head for Scents: line: ‘sents a month, Pay‘ft Adair. Ftrom Mr. welfare of the state or nation. Every ; Beef; > Mrs. M. E. Courtright U Phe soted astrdlogiat will remain one week ' longbr, . Ladies: readiugs 10 ceuts this week. . $), Roome at Mra. C. KR. Harrison’s. Spring atrest. For Sale at a Bargain. A heise ahd 166 tis’ good’ condition. House’ has?’ réotis anil éleotrie Nights throughout cabins sears is large endugh to u Singer Sewitig Machines Sold and rented on easy terma, or will exchange, for wood, hay, grain or any‘thing Useful. ‘Good second-hand Vy . from $5.00 up. All makes of machines répaired ‘and > parté kept in stock; Of‘fee at Bovey: Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. GEO. W. REEKS, sole agent for Nevada county, aS-tf Champion Boot Black. Bor’ ‘the best shine In town call on William Stevens at Wild's ‘barber shop. “Tan and colored . shoes'a'speclalty. Satisfaction guaraatesd! at Housé aha Lot for Sale. ;Hard. finished house, in fine condition, six rooms and pantry, and large wood cellar, aitnat.d on Orchard Street, Nevada City, with or without ravine lot, for sale. Enquire at ilét’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. j10-2m Caution! ,Peo le who. desire my exceliént ‘Taspberries for Canhfhg, ‘should at once order Andrewé. ‘The fruit ripena closely tégethér 20 the séadon Will be short. T. H. LEHR, Jue 30; 1900. 50. CENTS A WEEK. THE HOME MARKET gy a he Is always with you; stay with it. We have beén‘ tn the lumber: “ON THE—.—. itistatiment Plan, Your coLitenct, Many Nevada Countvans Stop at the ie Montgomery Street American Bina Room, ft po —— P ewe a Be Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s'is the Ideal Light. For Sale at a Bargain. A good horse ‘and light wagon for sale ehieap.'’ Enquire at A. G. Ogden's’ house on ‘Water Street. June 80-1wFor Sale at a Bar_ain. Household furniture as good as new and a baby buggy: Inquire of j2 ‘MRS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad street. Bar Screen For Sale. ¥ A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the New York Hotel. House and Lot For Sale. 7 -My property on Washington street, just outaide of the city limits, is offered for sale ata bargain. New house, good weil, fruit trees.” Must sell on account of sickne’s. Apply to. or address:W J. Evans, Névada City. P. O. Box 860, j20-im Milliken Ranch for Sale. Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title, A mile and a half from town; all enclosed, residence and ‘outhouses, Everything ready f for re es 164 -} One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Mrs. A.C. Milliken offers her ranch on the {Union f Flotec Re-opened And Now Ready. for. Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop'r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repa,bered and newly furnished — throughout, thereby making it-second to no Hote! in this part of thestate. mrs ea) And Large Modern Dining Room. — ‘Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. ~ basitieds ‘here 49 years, and expect to be. ‘here \: E as oe tae an almost inexhaustible supply of timb er in this Building. Houses : peers on the hey vce Kreyen C) a success cole And we are-still at it. Oall'snd learn on terme before letting -_ Lge DMARSH. —Bush to’ Sutter.” y, tnd ober eg One gh acouraiee to Booms and Siéatich. and upwards. Suites of Rooms, $9,589 per Particular attention paid ‘to families thon Secoren A first-class Restaurant on office floor: ‘Reasonable sony! ape Street cars the door for all parts of the city. Telegraph, Telephone and Messenger Service. Wi. B. HOOPER, lessee: Insist upoa ving the Jora dan “AAA1” » Outlery only. Don't be ‘a i) Clam” and take some «substitute because a Hi little cheaper, URER ' The . best. albe GLAND. 3335; eemtatiied sale by W.-D. VINTON and other; leading dealers. . The Klondike offers ‘no’ GE! ince. op tunity for wealth than the oil pape. of Oalifornia. Jtanita Oil, Mining and Development un Ineorporated ‘under ‘the tuteoet Gite ee Président:=...660 6.206008 J. 3: RAGAN Vice President ... JAMES W. TRAVERS Seoretary..6. see weae es W.,8. Ww Treasurer M, L. SCHLUI yy: The Oil Fields of California, are. tie portunities for investment that the Klondike.and even the ond fields of Africa. The oxcivemagt te bros i and thé coming of 1900 will surely" sp greatest legitimate boom in. oil toe) this county — ever experien the hea, big oil excitement.of 3 < atré the land of the Juanita vil elopment pany, Qiitisting = geres, said by leading experts to be the fip* oil jai af _ State, and pgmprising she ‘Inc PO ly to a funds Baty the r to False ote STEAD eee rig, $000 shares of the ‘rede now being offered at 50 ce: a ahare, ere ay ota may ro ake diy ne — arta! for alt, a0 DUY DROW @ in No uaiasion are paid toa ay Gr he Divecuere. OFFICE—®7 BROADWAY; Rooms I and 2 « Oakland,Gal yet The Best.Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attracti ons you can always find at Beer 5. Cents a Giass: Allthe favorite brands of Vyniahifeg Repton on bane. such “Kentucky Taylor 6 ee ven we ‘Thomas Taylor.” Osear ‘Pepper, e Wm. J. Beitiand. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. PEACTICAL MILI MILL , TESTS 4 SPECIiLTY GOLD BOUGHT. a ny Bxpresa Orders Promptly AtORISSEL BROS., ; Matton, Lani, Han Cold Storage meats a Nevada Assay Office, i ae Betablished in 1868 by apo-Cresolene JAS. J. OTT, 8 Mata sres, nivana cory'oar, . . Whooping Cough, rin, € de jon melt . RBSOLENE . susttleteted Pri Aseid ' Means Of treating the throat aud \vouderful. 1 wecypine courhnad ili In Contagious Diseases ubes + Po ee oe a. » Dragatst “h heer ° Safest and [Most Effectuat) T: “HL HICKS & CO., P. 0, Box 187. For Sale at a Bargain, The building on Consthercial street formerly -occttpeed by the Referee salodn is vuffered for sale at a bug For particulars enquire of _ BRO & OR:

: SS PEStTERs FPPEBER FE = td wf b" FySts Seeesyse Fa oe kit ma ig . Fabge: FE) ateore0. & if . © Sates 1" bea $ . $93 SRR: Sears SS eet 2 d o peti THE BOSULAR, te STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS ’. Ladies, we have just received the finest and best line of $3.00 SHOES ‘over seen in a bigs cen de as Ps ¥ PLAZA ANNE MILE Ric! & LEWIS, Props. a : ARCTITECTS: AND BUILDERS, Pats Mout ‘ »» Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, . aan HoaierTrimming, Fanov Grill Work a Speciaity, Plans Orawn for Neat and Moderna Homes’ Getour stimates ou any work of this port that. you may need. RICE & LE Central Hotel ‘REOPENED. Joha Gris) + Bier fay dual Aid Association I This well-kuown and’ pobatdel hotel has heon completely renovated throughout, and patrons aré asstired of every comfort. MEALS, = ROOMS; = 25 CENTS « 25 and 50-CENTS cored Uno A share of the public ‘patronage’ fs ‘solic!’ Cor. we and Union Streets. Our Customers _. Wage the ‘Gake” se " Bebatse th A) 1 an ‘know err! rod) some of it and nae their “geveng de 5 __caKes, BREAD, Piés, Bre H. G. LOVELAND. Prov. Pictare Frames sl Vet skenseite ‘lose all your jaeneas ehew you re us or disabled by accident. ‘ Pre Ts to the en . inarysite Cannery. Satie -Peision, ‘and * : and ladies Depredation OCnarmims. . “ + STEADY WORK: pete ‘BEST -WAGES. ‘} One of the: host wow teeth intron _jment i : i; _ MARYSVILLE, CAL. . SACRAMENTO Sr., hae City. as HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSU RANCE an Francisco, Cal. For Five Cents Per Day . WILL PAY. gr ie cae. f opeu 01 m. we able rs work through beter bure aooldenta ILL I PAY, if you are accidentally killed WiLL AY $10.00 hi ke 8 pond Seeds rt Be ge, oem toni are for lage expenses. Riake roms tr hae oe $600 maborahip itp fs and Gut of "of . oe mo LIFE INSURANCE. also mm Si 00 $8 of Life Insurance, pay‘om, $ to “in case of death, and Sl ew k for accident and sick--. ls0 ig'at aooah Or ailih Beats Sascaycabeeniagien ia she Osten Saas cash deposits with the States rnia and Missouri, which; s toaaher and Ze absolute guarStection its of Galt with a Reliable Acoiie Wanted. Write. Jo Ms SHETTERLEY, rues Geageesets, yh fee ry HELP WANTED! sees . Woinett a Hts to Work On Fruit —AT. THE— ganteries to. work™in. Aing with bigh roof and well ventilated’ ns and other means. , comfort and amusement: ‘fatthis season Marysville offers induce. of other localiti es. Las RW. SKINNER, ‘Manager, N EW. YORK ‘HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietobtai: obtained; a coe ee ot ere sg suits E wW. “SCHIIDT, is /CRADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Tee eager room Ciga, p, Bee eany. Mixed. Vetoks ‘LRADING ‘CIGAR DEALER, j ing . hordes who. aré ndw Geatfoyitig lite nite Vee “whieh; showered, floes ‘not yet aiibenr: ‘to have*been com-. pletéd in alrite detail. They have found . that to kill the insects’ and) worms . Stests, able. “At'no’ time were ‘théy: guilty: of . ’ the least Infraction of national bospi. which infest their trees its only nec-. essary to hire a brass band to march around the orchard and’ play.’ The vibrations of sound thus set in motion: ere fatal to the fruit tree worma,: 80 the’ ‘teport says. After one of these open’ air concerts the farmer and his family’ rand hired man gather up the carcasses’ of the dead pests and. cremate them to thake sure that none of them recovers’ from the effects of the music. Here is ® field for interesting and useful experiment. One ofthe questions to. be de. termined is how fer. up in the biological’ scale the fatality of vibrations turnéd: loose by a brass band extends and at . what-point do they change their effect and set inmotion on the part of the animal capable of resisting them-a desire to kill thé perfofmers. Again, it would be of. gteat value to the human race to have it authoritatively determined: what class of ‘tunes are most energetically insecticidal and incidentally homicidal. It & known'that the intoxicated syncopation known as ragtime and the importations from London music halls:ground out.of hand or. gans produce in the higher order of or. ganism: ‘an“inclination to commit man. slaughter, which is frequently justifiable. What effect does the variety of sound waves thus set in motion have upon the tower forms of life?’ Besides ‘adding to the volume and value of the marketable fruit crop this discovery of . the: farmers of the central New York fruit belt is of general public concern and has tm it large possibilities. It should be farther developed. There is nd end ‘Of brass band tooters, organ grinders, ragtime performers, leather lunged street venders, summer resort . concert singers and. other nerve shat. . teting nolse producers who could be . spared for this purpose, but the publie will ‘probably be best served if the experiments are conducted in places remote fromthe’ centets of population. -Poséibly the present situation in Chiga may supply new arguments for use’ im. the old controversy as to whether Pé@ueation should: have forits: object the attainment of general culture and: mental discipline or of knowledge of @ _. . practical character. which is imme ‘@iately and directly usefal. It-is a rec fact that the so called scholars and men of culture are the ‘predominat; influence behind the © ignorant and property In China. It is they who inspire and encourage the Boxers in their murderous work. It is not strange’ that this should be the case, for these men have the strongest of personal motives for dreading ‘the mtroduction ‘of foreign idens, the very first result of whitch will be ‘the deposition of thémselves from their positions of official and social honor and a complete révolution of the Chinésé stdndards of education. While the learned Chinaman . possesses a profound knowledge of the “national “classics andhigh mental attainments, his learning has no close or es “emote: connection with the affaira of everyday Rfe‘as it is under: in China it can be employed only in the creation of more schdlars of the same sort. .The Chinese. litterateurs fully realize that if the modern educational ideas of western civilization gain @ foothold in the Celestial empire their influence will be at an end. Naturally enough the prospect does not _please them. An English inventor 4s said to have perfected an electric device capable of sending cars or trains through the air on an elevated structure at the rate of “110 miles an hour: He seeks ‘a franchise to conne¢t Manchester and Liver‘pool, declaring that pe gould make the ment, however, is indisposed.to grant the request on the grontid that such a line’ would. ruin. the three’ established railroads, and the present prospect is that the’ English cities will not speedily secure the ‘ benefits.of ‘this new scheme. In the matter of rapid transit ae England has been remarkably slow fn [3 > ie ments. If was_ virtually by chance: speedy locomotives were early t lie ‘Qn fhe ‘Huglish’ lines. inebantael fest for'a generation or two . Had the iaidahatlion cangenidan’d have P bben ‘obtained: to introduce the steam that now make such. excellent time on a few of the English runs. ‘In street ra the British ‘isles ‘are if —— = anes Baie op is Hasiieanin Gieticin vale beads the’ world, 4 wal New York lave, according toe disme stood by the western World, and even ‘that {ntercity. run ‘In 20° mthutes. ~ Partita . voys has been officially barren’e they created a most favorable imptespion here. Their’ condtet while: our was dignified aud .irréproach. tality or of international courtesy:. to the ‘government aud-peeple 6 similar mission. This they made: with dignity and‘in reason. In so ‘far as It was an appeal for intervention on the part of this government it:was hopeless leas ‘with every item of news which. came from their homes during their sojourn here. : It may be said; however, that the mission of the epvoys.has not . been wholly without good results. They have at least shown in their own persons that the Dutch Afrikander is by no means as black a@ bis British de nouncers have painted him. appeal in behalf of the Boer républics was such a time at any stage of the war. It must now be an appeal from Englishmen themselves to the con‘eclence and better judgment of Great Britain—an appeal from Philip’ drunk to Philip sober, from the Rhodeses and Chamberlains and Balfours, who brought ‘on the war, to the wiser and more disinterested. English people ‘whose task it will be to restore and make the war forgotten. It is for the British to determine whether the Boers shall be concillated or estranged, whether the ‘Transvaal and the Orange Free State shall be beld, as they have been won, by the. Sword or whether they shall be held by the consciousness of a common interest gradually. over:

coming separate and hostile sentiment, The responsibilities of citizenship are @ rather trite subject for dn dress, but in discussing the topic éfore ‘the League of Wisconsin Municipalities reeently Governor Scofield gave’ éxpression to some excellent ideas, one of which was that as the man who neglects his family-fs an object of reproach eo should be the man who {fgtores his obligations to the state which protects him and makes it possible for him to provide for his family. Governor Séoeld thinks that the lack of a proper . gense of: responsibility is shown most ‘ pelearly in the matter-of taxpaying. The American citizen does his best to ‘Byoid 4 payment of direct taxation; and even when he pays his taxes indirectly he ‘ does not seem to.care much what becomes of the money. _ He protests also . against the tendency to increase the: public revenue through taxation. “There is a serious danger here,” he‘ declared. “Every dollar raised by tax-’ ation beyond the legitimate needs of 4 the government invites corruption and extravagance and thus jeopardizes the time a dollar of the public money is wrongly expended it is our fault, And the real evil is not merely that there may be public money extravagantly used or that there may be corruption ip ae penditure, “but for every dollar’ wrongly expended the beneficiaries of the state, the helpless classes for which gS to provide, are wronged, and public morals are debauched.” _ We shouldn’t poke fun at Unele Paul’ Kruger because he has to haul his capital around on a car. It may be recalled that the pesky Britishers compelled our own “Uncle Jimmy”-Monroe to do about the same thing during the lopg ‘cold spell in 1812, But “Uncle Jiminy” findlly sucteeded* tn permanently. anchoring the capital on the banks of the. Potoniac. Yale university sent out the class of 1900 without giving the boys a baccalaureate sermon. This is one of the fruits of the election of.a layman to the presidency. President Hadley’s . baccalaureate, ress, however, answered the purpose, and-doubtless the seniors were-just as well satisfied, whatever the clergymen may think of it. If there is any country that has se had a taste of war since the peace con‘ference at The Hague, av opportunity is now offered in the Chinese squabble. ‘That seeins to be a sort’ of open game, “Old Mr. En Masse ts very much io evidence tn these days of political enthusiasm, When his voice is raised In convention, disputes are quickly settied. What + aa Masse says ‘goes. The envovs came to make°tlielr ap. sud alsslpnqetiudiohapraiinet ex teal =F been to all others coming hither ona . from the start and became moge:hope; Pavilion at Nevada City The time for the effectiveness of an . has long since passed, if, indeed, there { i is a “Ror. IN 1860 3 BY N. P.BROWN & Oo oes tee © 1 4) Annual Fair or THE-> ~~ i AUGUST 18th to Sept. Ist, aes (INCLUSIVE . Stock Exhibit at Glenbrook : Park. FRED ZEITLER, Pres. se ' exceed five lives I ons head for Scents: line: ‘sents a month, Pay‘ft Adair. Ftrom Mr. welfare of the state or nation. Every ; Beef; > Mrs. M. E. Courtright U Phe soted astrdlogiat will remain one week ' longbr, . Ladies: readiugs 10 ceuts this week. . $), Roome at Mra. C. KR. Harrison’s. Spring atrest. For Sale at a Bargain. A heise ahd 166 tis’ good’ condition. House’ has?’ réotis anil éleotrie Nights throughout cabins sears is large endugh to u Singer Sewitig Machines Sold and rented on easy terma, or will exchange, for wood, hay, grain or any‘thing Useful. ‘Good second-hand Vy . from $5.00 up. All makes of machines répaired ‘and > parté kept in stock; Of‘fee at Bovey: Bros.’ shoe store, Broad St. GEO. W. REEKS, sole agent for Nevada county, aS-tf Champion Boot Black. Bor’ ‘the best shine In town call on William Stevens at Wild's ‘barber shop. “Tan and colored . shoes'a'speclalty. Satisfaction guaraatesd! at Housé aha Lot for Sale. ;Hard. finished house, in fine condition, six rooms and pantry, and large wood cellar, aitnat.d on Orchard Street, Nevada City, with or without ravine lot, for sale. Enquire at ilét’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. j10-2m Caution! ,Peo le who. desire my exceliént ‘Taspberries for Canhfhg, ‘should at once order Andrewé. ‘The fruit ripena closely tégethér 20 the séadon Will be short. T. H. LEHR, Jue 30; 1900. 50. CENTS A WEEK. THE HOME MARKET gy a he Is always with you; stay with it. We have beén‘ tn the lumber: “ON THE—.—. itistatiment Plan, Your coLitenct, Many Nevada Countvans Stop at the ie Montgomery Street American Bina Room, ft po —— P ewe a Be Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s'is the Ideal Light. For Sale at a Bargain. A good horse ‘and light wagon for sale ehieap.'’ Enquire at A. G. Ogden's’ house on ‘Water Street. June 80-1wFor Sale at a Bar_ain. Household furniture as good as new and a baby buggy: Inquire of j2 ‘MRS. RUSSEL. At Peter Purdon’s Residence Broad street. Bar Screen For Sale. ¥ A fine bar screen for sale. Enquire at the New York Hotel. House and Lot For Sale. 7 -My property on Washington street, just outaide of the city limits, is offered for sale ata bargain. New house, good weil, fruit trees.” Must sell on account of sickne’s. Apply to. or address:W J. Evans, Névada City. P. O. Box 860, j20-im Milliken Ranch for Sale. Washington road for sale at a bargain. Good title, A mile and a half from town; all enclosed, residence and ‘outhouses, Everything ready f for re es 164 -} One Hundred Sunny Rooms, Mrs. A.C. Milliken offers her ranch on the {Union f Flotec Re-opened And Now Ready. for. Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop'r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repainted, repa,bered and newly furnished — throughout, thereby making it-second to no Hote! in this part of thestate. mrs ea) And Large Modern Dining Room. — ‘Stopping place for all Stages and Busses. ~ basitieds ‘here 49 years, and expect to be. ‘here \: E as oe tae an almost inexhaustible supply of timb er in this Building. Houses : peers on the hey vce Kreyen C) a success cole And we are-still at it. Oall'snd learn on terme before letting -_ Lge DMARSH. —Bush to’ Sutter.” y, tnd ober eg One gh acouraiee to Booms and Siéatich. and upwards. Suites of Rooms, $9,589 per Particular attention paid ‘to families thon Secoren A first-class Restaurant on office floor: ‘Reasonable sony! ape Street cars the door for all parts of the city. Telegraph, Telephone and Messenger Service. Wi. B. HOOPER, lessee: Insist upoa ving the Jora dan “AAA1” » Outlery only. Don't be ‘a i) Clam” and take some «substitute because a Hi little cheaper, URER ' The . best. albe GLAND. 3335; eemtatiied sale by W.-D. VINTON and other; leading dealers. . The Klondike offers ‘no’ GE! ince. op tunity for wealth than the oil pape. of Oalifornia. Jtanita Oil, Mining and Development un Ineorporated ‘under ‘the tuteoet Gite ee Président:=......660 6.206008 J. 3: RAGAN Vice President ..... JAMES W. TRAVERS Seoretary....6.. see weae es W.,8. Ww Treasurer M, L. SCHLUI yy: The Oil Fields of California, are. tie portunities for investment that the Klondike.and even the ond fields of Africa. The oxcivemagt te bros i and thé coming of 1900 will surely" sp greatest legitimate boom in. oil toe) this county — ever experien the hea, big oil excitement.of 3 < atré the land of the Juanita vil elopment pany, Qiitisting = geres, said by leading experts to be the fip* oil jai af _ State, and pgmprising she ‘Inc PO ly to a funds Baty the r to False ote STEAD eee rig, $000 shares of the ‘rede now being offered at 50 ce: a ahare, ere ay ota may ro ake diy ne — arta! for alt, a0 DUY DROW @ in No uaiasion are paid toa ay Gr he Divecuere. OFFICE—®7 BROADWAY; Rooms I and 2 « Oakland,Gal yet The Best.Liquors, The Best Cigars. fhese are the attracti ons you can always find at Beer 5. Cents a Giass: Allthe favorite brands of Vyniahifeg Repton on bane. such “Kentucky Taylor 6 ee ven we ‘Thomas Taylor.” Osear ‘Pepper, e Wm. J. Beitiand. NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City.. PEACTICAL MILI MILL , TESTS 4 SPECIiLTY GOLD BOUGHT. a ny Bxpresa Orders Promptly AtORISSEL BROS., ; Matton, Lani, Han Cold Storage meats a Nevada Assay Office, i ae Betablished in 1868 by apo-Cresolene JAS. J. OTT, 8 Mata sres, nivana cory'oar, . . Whooping Cough, rin, € de jon melt . RBSOLENE . susttleteted Pri Aseid ' Means Of treating the throat aud \vouderful. 1 wecypine courhnad ili In Contagious Diseases ubes + Po ee oe a. » Dragatst “h heer ° Safest and [Most Effectuat) T: “HL HICKS & CO., P. 0, Box 187. For Sale at a Bargain, The building on Consthercial street formerly -occttpeed by the Referee salodn is vuffered for sale at a bug For particulars enquire of _ BRO & OR: