July 11, 1902 (4 pages)

. State Orgs ‘sul age, very pero Aine or, b Clupioy i) ne BC Ulu OL ty AS KULty g Le of Jail, or by . demand, R, Sale at a Bargain. County, 4 d lot Aristocracy a: GR hone rene rooms. Lot has 1! Will co L\RTLY, he Evard, c,b investment of $°0 is often the «+f success. if you ere not wedded . AND POR +methods, you. should inve t gate te of Calg tion. ltis or the man of modest; CH ARLESOgm INDAY, i Veloek of the ouut} of J Ola sed ude rsignedage at the lRaxscripr office, proving = re and paying for this advertise. a Aud. al 3 1© : » the sai otel furuia, th srescent shaped pin set with small nsaction uf i Finder will please teave at the ) Pr office and receive auitebee 7. J. TORPI stale, y is offered ,orsale. Ap patel Estate is offe the feted Ranch For Sale. and ft kh Rarch of 610 ecres. on Pleasant ed of trust pow Grass Valley, is Offe: for sale 1] and ref min There is a house and good 4 of Mortedl he p'ace. Portions of it. is heavily ecords of hia, rai propery: pose of se promisse} ps W. Nits as, deiuu f said uv ty vested ii [pon ap, i f said voit Trustee, {i 902, a -front oj Neve , of oin, aii tb the Cou. a desccibmgg South hall Northweil r aud th er oO. 1alf of i States. For p:rticulars address 8b. « uarte d & Co., Ninth and Pine south weil 0. ‘ter of >e0 act Mul lirst-Ctass Bootblack. ther wits evens, whose stand » at Wild’s urte nauc p. op Broad street, gives the best rents. ‘4 n. "all the latest sporting papers w with a m hand. — hes, wate inauy wa wa ee we om mod ested witle TILTON, ‘'‘Lruste? 6. Revecuy ye Water) ane Firt) OF THB follows: ) cents @ . : property he U.ty ts on cath ‘rty witht of Nevads ne ipal aol muds of d, payabié ¢ lw. is on each rey witbil of Nev muci pal he City le on year 1# 02, ty oe nd Roger SAUL", t ‘Ix oe a Me Propt by.andD said : etm Y Leve.sary Or the tirs n Ne ky Vag a City Daily 1 f YRAR—NO, 12,231 ' NEVADA CITY, CAL. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ti; 1902. barrens script. & FST, w eee BY N. P. BROWN & Co. SE Ts a DESCRIPTION RATES: 6 a Year. coed five li in ents Puder thie head fo for Seent: a-month. Bae additional line Srosk or 40 centsa month. Payi iably in advance. ! House for Rent. a Week ste furnished house is offered for n rooms and bath. Inquire at T office. ji0-lw ise ge, hasa choice A ago of fruit ; Se a —_ spring eee offer refuse s fatoot acy tht, fer tdsthen TRAN SORT Pa aed ; astringent washes, lo and cigarettes or an the pot to make it boil. SSS CATARRH The treatment of Catarrh with antiseptic and 2 ions, salves, medicated tobacco xternal or local Application, is justas senseless as would be kindling a fire on top of True, these give temporary relief, but the cavities and passages of the head and the bronchial tubes soon fill up again with mucus. Taking cold is the first step towards Catarrh, for it footed perspiration, and the .poisonous acids and vapors which should pass off through the skin, are thrown back upon the mucous membrane or inner skin, producing inflammation and excessive flow. of mucus, much of which is absorbed into the blocd, and through the digulatiod reaches every part of the system, involving the Stomach, Kidneys and other arts of the body. When the disease assumes the dry form, the breath Pecncs exceedingly foul, blinding headaches are frequent, thee hearing affected and a coristant ringing in the ears, not reach the polluted blood can cure Catarrh. .S.S. S. expels from the ‘circulation all offensive matter, and when rich, pure blood is again cqursing through the body the mucous membranes beconie healthy and the: skin’ active, all the disagreeable, painful sy mptoms disappear, and a permanent, thorough cure is effected. S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable blood red, No remedy.that does urifier does not derange the Stomach and digestion, but the appetite andgeneral health rapidly i improve under its tonic effects. Write us about your case and get the best medical advice free, Book on blood and skin diseases sent on application. f _THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.Lost. . was Jost on the 4th of July by Mall: n, between the depot and Finder will be iheralty BARES Ys, + the same at JAS. ‘Cow tor Sale. h cow is offered for sale, * En; pial or at the TRANSCRIPT ji-lw Business Chance. : piers Tan win present cin A ut irterfe ing w ‘esent €mddrees H BROLA SHI, 986 t, Chicago, Il, ae Wanted. wanted to do hourework in mily. For particulars enquire at BRIP? office. Pe ; Pin Found. which there is a photo of a young been found and the owrer may ; r this.notice. Found. of keys was found on the street he owner may procure the same le ig Boas Lost, For pro anch, with dwelling ther or further particulars br eras di s8Oh1PT office. als tf or Real Estate and Stores. ‘ount eran methods sell tO COLN INVESTMENT ;. 620 Market. Heneety: opposite el, San Francisco, IMENT . POSITIONS & ‘YOUNG, ted for Raiiway Mail Olerke. In‘orres. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Good Investment. ih il or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. . , ation or gamble, but from . t Bankers, og and all persons in in. king with small capital are joinit class references 'n any part of tye a ARMM . rm m Durrent for the seagon $5avablein advance. Fan m (o's for sale at $5.00, $6.00 one 57.50. Noce rented. rt ie fo smoke, ashes, sont or dust. is alwaysready. PRICE will reduced to $1.60 net,. per jousand, as acon as our new laut is ‘completed. Come in a see us; we are glad to aswer questions, } 2 tike — Coty wt, RWBERT, Manager. ~aree Anand me by calling @ at this office and ; #. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Many; Classes of Supplies. 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 to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. bave the best goods. lowest prices. We give the best value, A test order will prove the truth of thie. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per;thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. We Com mercial mivesk: napesarmns? over Get . your blood into good condition before warm weather comes on. Sarsaparilla _ DICKERMAN’S Drugs, eee. 5 Piste Goods TAKE Laue’ at Once 22 On sale at DR.N.B. CHAPMAN OR GWOCHAPMAN DENTISTS ‘Office at residence. Sacramento St.; Nevada City, Gat. THE GROTTO SALOON x wx Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on nand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Olub Rooms. Political Announcements. For Public Administrator—Thomas Ingram I Gereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the B poscona of the Republican nominating coovention. ational “Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Bxehange Hote) JAMES grapes Prop’r. 3 ‘The Bmpl Empire a HORSES, SARRIAGES “AND. BUGGIES ; Bovetoundis .0bis pare of the Sate Good enou oh ‘for anybody Act AVANA Fi LLER of same value as tags from or "MASTER WORKMAN Eelgean: ct “ways at work, quick to see an oppor“of it.” ‘While Mr. McKinley was an. Kinley took a closed carriage for a nearWe sell at the: sradicted your former statement. IO, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for THE PEERLESS SALOOH, fesse THE MAJOR’S VENGEANCE. MeKinley and the Reporter’ Who Persistently Assailed Him. During one of his congressional campa Major McKinley was followed from place to place by a reporter for a paper of opposite political faith, who is Gescrihed as being one of those “shrewd, persistent fellows who are el. tunity: and skilled In making the most noyed -by the misrepresentation to which he was almost daily subjected, he could not help admiring the skill and persistency with which ibe was assailed, His admiration, ipo, was not upmixed with compassion, for the reporter ‘was Ill, poorly clad and had an annoying cough. One night Mr. Meby town at which he was announced to speak. The weather was wretchedly raw and cold, and what followed fs thus described: He had not gone far when he heard that cough and knew that the reporter was riding with the driver on the exposed seat. The major called to the driver to stop and alighted. “Get down off that seat, young man,” he said. The reporter obeyed, thinking the time for the major’s vengeance had come “Here,” said Mr. McKinley, taking off his overeoat, “you put on this overcoat and get into that carriage.” “But, Major McKinley,” said the reporter, “I guess you don’t know who 1 am. I heve been with you the whole campaign, giving it to you every time you spoke, and I am going over tonight to rip you to pieces if I can.” “T know,” said Mr. McKinley, “but vou put on this coat and get inside and get warm so that you can du a good job.” —Chautauquan. A Tired Man. Once there was a man who complain. ed constantly because it required so much toil.for him to make a living: He declared that he would rather be buried than work for a living, and so “his neighbors started out to gratify his wish. .A stranger, seeing them about to entomb a living man, inquired why they were doing so. On being told thai the man-complained of having to work .for a living and preferred to be buried, the stranger’s heart was moved, and he offered to give the complaining man ten bushels of corn. “Is it shelled?’ asked the discontented soul, and when informed it was not he remarked, “Well, then, let the burial preceed.” Too Much For Him. Witness—He looked me straight in the eye and— Lawyer—There, sir, you've flatly con‘Witness—How so? Lawyer—You said before that he bent bis gaze on you, and now you'll please explain how the could look you straight in the eye with a bent gaze.Witnese faints, Wanted. We would like to ask, through the columns of your paper, if there is any 3rson who has used Green’s August lower for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver. troubles that hae not been cured—and we also mean their resnits, such as. sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any .trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This. medicine has been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and we wish to md with you and send you one of our books fee of cost. If you never pi gust Flower, try one bottle e bave never known of its ~ If so, something more seriom is the matter with you. Ask your gist. Foness, Woodbary, N. J. apee F . wood Wanled. Bids will be received by the Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, Twenty Cords of Four: foot First Growth Pine, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First’Crowe Spruce, fully piled. Delivery of said wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902. -The Board reserves’ the right to reject any or all bids. Cuas, E. Muttoy, 2 Chairman. _L. S. Catxins, Sec’y. Nevada City, June 28, 1902. _by the powder at the moment of their‘ ‘discharge. Their rapid progress through Well seasoned and of oat ie quality, to. be delivered at), . Washington schoolhouse,careREVOLVER WOUNDS. More Dangerous, For Mawy Reasens, Than Those of the Rifle. Wounds in civil life differ érom those in military life in the greater after danger of septic involvement: Mevolver cartridges are more liable than are rifle cartridges to bave been handled frequently, to have been carried 4 dirty pockets and.to have ore in contact with various forms’ of Infectious materials that may prove of serious consequence. when buried in the tissues. Moreover, revolver cartridges are covered with a coating of grease, and this encourages an accumulation of manifold microbic material, some of which may prove to be of. virulently fectious nature. Rifle bullets are practically always sterilized by the intense heat developed the air while in a heated condition still further serves to cleanse them of any extraneous material that may chance to have accumulated on their surfaces. This cleansing process is very effectually begun by the rifling of the rifle barrel through which the bullet forces its way. All these favorable factors are lacking in the case of the revolver bullet, and so it Is possible that In any given case such a bullet may carry 4nfectious material with it into the tissues. If this were in small amount, nature might effectually wall it off «#d no se rious consequences result. On the other hand, such infectious material! might lie seemingly dormant for days, but really slowly gathering strength by multiplicationand when its toxins were. c!aborated in sufficient amount they might paralyze protective chemotaxis and produce-a septic condition:— New York Medical News. oo ee. eee Perfumes Were Popular. The rage for perfumes reached Its height. during the reign of Louis XV. Throughout the continent his court was kuown as the ‘‘scented court.” It was then the custom when giving a large entertainment for the hostess to inform her guests what particular odor she would use for .perfuming her reomp; end each guest. would use that odor in making her toilet. At couré-a different perfume was used for each day of the week. Much more attention was paid to the use of the perfume than to soap and water, and cleanliness -was not numbered among the virtues of that age. How Pearls Are Sorted. The average diver thinks it a fatr day’s work to secure 100 pearl oysters in 50 feet of water. After being taken ashore the mollusks are allowed to die. when their shells open of their own ac. cord. The pearls are classified by passing them through a series of sieves, which assdért them into different sizes, Those which are very small or de fective are sold to make a preparation for.-sore eyes and nervouscomplaints that is very popular in the east.—Pear son’s. tis Photographs. : . and make them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame > them when ,s0 . ordered. I make frames’ of all kinds. MOORE aie BROAD STREET MARKET oO All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor, You can get the best erenoante in How tor Lumber. ery an. immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name apd description. Any order can now be filled. e can suit you in. . Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We aleo keep on hand “MASURY’S PAINTS i which are absolutely pure and every Fully guaranteed, color. HENRY W. RICH, Proprictor, Woenssa. SA0E she Nest beande of : the best. Call around " ‘When a Man Can See 200 Miles. About 200 miles in every direction is the distance a man can see when standing, ona clear day, on the peak of the highest mountain—say, at a height of 26,668 feet, or a little over five miles above the level of the sea. An observer must be at a height of 6,667 feet above sea level to see objects at a distance of 100 miles. The distance in miles at which an object upon the surface of the earth Is. visible is eyual to the square root of one and a half times the height of the observer in feet above thet zea level. Some allowanée has to be made for the effect of atmospheric refraction, but as the refraction varies at. differ} ent heights and ts affected by the various states of the weather no precisely accurate figures for general purposes can be given. Probably one-fourteenth to one-tenth of the distance given by ‘the formula would have to be deducted, owing to the refraction of the atmos phere. A Japanese on Japanese Women. Among the Japanese women a certain number have no reason to envy the European ladies tn the matter of purely white skins. When that white ness is slightly rose colored, it is in Japanese eyes the ne plus ultra of beauty. Unfortunately, that beauty soon fades, The proportion of white skinned women is about one in ten. It is needless to say that this whiteness is held in high esteem. As the proverb 5 SE EE A ie Cut inPrices at Milner Coos. % This season our Hats have given such excellent Satis“faction it has not beén necessary to advertise “special sales” every little while in-order to get rid 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 Just One-Half of Former Prices. W. H. CRAWFORD Main Street, Neyada City. SR AB RAMA 96 AAR RR has it, “A white skin covers seven misfortuneg,” a. rather doubtful Japanese way of appreciatitig its lovelidess.--Paris F lgmro. Cave Dwellers In Dieppe. People who only know the gayer side of Dieppe would be surprised to hear cf the existence of the cave dwellers there. One is apt to connect such people with the knawed® bones and flint ‘implements of prehistoric times. But Lere they are at Dieppe within a stoné’s . throw of the casino, and they may be seen any day about the town selling the shellfish from the rocks outside their. habitations. They have certain marked characteristics, one being a peculiar eomplexion 6f their own that ean be traced la-gely toa disinelina: tion on the part of the cave dweller to avail himself of the water that washes so close to his door. Their language also is peculiar, but whether it really belongs to the stone age no oné seems to have discovered: They have to bold a license from the municipality, though, whicb savors of no age but the present. ~— London Chronicle: Why He Never Attaing Her 14s}, A man who Is earning the living for a ‘family doesn't have time to live up to his wife’s ideals, and by the time he has made his money he is too old and wants to be comfortable. — Atchison (Kan.) Globe, ; To make.good tea and coffee the water should be taken at the first bubble. Remember continued boiling causes the water to part witheits gases and be. come flat. This is the cause of much bad tea and coffee.—Ladies’ Home Journal. ~@e The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous:headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures recat seg al ( Every box guaranteed. For sale by Dickerman, sole agent. ceoaieniernameee “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS, Strnd with whioh wa new ud with which we have ormanene rr a es one gla Artifiefal W Wht key (liye ‘ of Bourbon); six 8 to the pint. Just the thing for travelers, and convenient «Gonvalne’ athe tie ate, 4 otains all t the beat whiskies the de! jeus je from t*e pure ¥v ie matter, = guaranteed = ¢ narcotic aruge of any“Ee Sererage is not 4 a beverage is not desired, a Bean may be taken int © mouth without water the most exhilerating effect wilt be experienced; BOX OF 12 BEANS 50c. Tbe Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can be from any dr » WHISKEY BEANS SNVdd soa «AVLIAM Gioasne Distiling Co. RYE AND BOURBON WAiSKIES s8T. LOUIS: ~~ wo. -For Sale at a Bargain,. se & House, Lot and& Furniture, situated on Monroe street, ‘Lost Hill. — For particulars, enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. TERRA HEVADA SKLOOH _ JOHN CURNOW,. Proprictor. Wines and fie “eee quors. OurPrices Remainthe Same Home People Only — Employed The entered price on all Laundry work. We have not. Sacramento Laundries have into a combine to raise the Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay ro per cent. in advance of Union wages. eniploy all home people and our work cantiot be excelled anywhere on the Coast. -0-0—-0—0—-0-0—-0—0—-0—58—-0 -6 — We Try us and see for yourself. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders or Bnndles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City. Cal. SSOSVSOSISHSSSSOS . % Just received a fine line of WAFERS. . . \ P. G. SCA DDEN Casa eiceetal Street, Nevada City. VSSSISSSSSSS! GESSSS9SSS All flavors and. varieties. CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM CRACKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a Beats J of flavors. SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Biickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers in every particular ‘RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT PORTABILITY Firemen, Attention! You are hereby notified than’ an election for Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, Polls will be opened at 5 o'clock and closed! ‘Jat 8 o'clock: —R. Sandes and July 28, 1902. Judges . Dr.C, W Chapman, So arg G. Scadden and CITY _TAXES © The City Taxes mip ages Fiscal 5 ye 1902-1908 are x the due and %. payable, and will bedelinquent on Monday, August: 4th RRR ab no he. “ my office in: tna oITty or the purpose oc lecting these Taxes, reas a, m.* a aon from 2 to Sand 7.to8 p, m.,, antil th 4th dey of Augast,i0a0° H. City Marabel-and . Nevada Oth, June 16H 1 , lint 3

. State Orgs ‘sul age, very pero Aine or, b Clupioy i) ne BC Ulu OL ty AS KULty g Le of Jail, or by . demand, R, Sale at a Bargain. County, 4 d lot Aristocracy a: GR hone rene rooms. Lot has 1! Will co L\RTLY, he Evard, c,b investment of $°0 is often the «+f success. if you ere not wedded . AND POR +methods, you. should inve t gate te of Calg tion. ltis or the man of modest; CH ARLESOgm INDAY, i Veloek of the ouut} of J Ola sed ude rsignedage at the lRaxscripr office, proving = re and paying for this advertise. a Aud. al 3 1© : » the sai otel furuia, th srescent shaped pin set with small nsaction uf i Finder will please teave at the ) Pr office and receive auitebee 7. J. TORPI stale, y is offered ,orsale. Ap patel Estate is offe the feted Ranch For Sale. and ft kh Rarch of 610 ecres. on Pleasant ed of trust pow Grass Valley, is Offe: for sale 1] and ref min There is a house and good 4 of Mortedl he p'ace. Portions of it. is heavily ecords of hia, rai propery: pose of se promisse} ps W. Nits as, deiuu f said uv ty vested ii [pon ap, i f said voit Trustee, {i 902, a -front oj Neve , of oin, aii tb the Cou. a desccibmgg South hall Northweil r aud th er oO. 1alf of i States. For p:rticulars address 8b. « uarte d & Co., Ninth and Pine south weil 0. ‘ter of >e0 act Mul lirst-Ctass Bootblack. ther wits evens, whose stand » at Wild’s urte nauc p. op Broad street, gives the best rents. ‘4 n. "all the latest sporting papers w with a m hand. — hes, wate inauy wa wa ee we om mod ested witle TILTON, ‘'‘Lruste? 6. Revecuy ye Water) ane Firt) OF THB follows: ) cents @ . : property he U.ty ts on cath ‘rty witht of Nevads ne ipal aol muds of d, payabié ¢ lw. is on each rey witbil of Nev muci pal he City le on year 1# 02, ty oe nd Roger SAUL", t ‘Ix oe a Me Propt by.andD said : etm Y Leve.sary Or the tirs n Ne ky Vag a City Daily 1 f YRAR—NO, 12,231 ' NEVADA CITY, CAL. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ti; 1902. barrens script. & FST, w eee BY N. P. BROWN & Co. SE Ts a DESCRIPTION RATES: 6 a Year. coed five li in ents Puder thie head fo for Seent: a-month. Bae additional line Srosk or 40 centsa month. Payi iably in advance. ! House for Rent. a Week ste furnished house is offered for n rooms and bath. Inquire at T office. ji0-lw ise ge, hasa choice A ago of fruit ; Se a —_ spring eee offer refuse s fatoot acy tht, fer tdsthen TRAN SORT Pa aed ; astringent washes, lo and cigarettes or an the pot to make it boil. SSS CATARRH The treatment of Catarrh with antiseptic and 2 ions, salves, medicated tobacco xternal or local Application, is justas senseless as would be kindling a fire on top of True, these give temporary relief, but the cavities and passages of the head and the bronchial tubes soon fill up again with mucus. Taking cold is the first step towards Catarrh, for it footed perspiration, and the .poisonous acids and vapors which should pass off through the skin, are thrown back upon the mucous membrane or inner skin, producing inflammation and excessive flow. of mucus, much of which is absorbed into the blocd, and through the digulatiod reaches every part of the system, involving the Stomach, Kidneys and other arts of the body. When the disease assumes the dry form, the breath Pecncs exceedingly foul, blinding headaches are frequent, thee hearing affected and a coristant ringing in the ears, not reach the polluted blood can cure Catarrh. .S.S. S. expels from the ‘circulation all offensive matter, and when rich, pure blood is again cqursing through the body the mucous membranes beconie healthy and the: skin’ active, all the disagreeable, painful sy mptoms disappear, and a permanent, thorough cure is effected. S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable blood red, No remedy.that does urifier does not derange the Stomach and digestion, but the appetite andgeneral health rapidly i improve under its tonic effects. Write us about your case and get the best medical advice free, Book on blood and skin diseases sent on application. f _THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.Lost. . was Jost on the 4th of July by Mall: n, between the depot and Finder will be iheralty BARES Ys, + the same at JAS. ‘Cow tor Sale. h cow is offered for sale, * En; pial or at the TRANSCRIPT ji-lw Business Chance. : piers Tan win present cin A ut irterfe ing w ‘esent €mddrees H BROLA SHI, 986 t, Chicago, Il, ae Wanted. wanted to do hourework in mily. For particulars enquire at BRIP? office. Pe ; Pin Found. which there is a photo of a young been found and the owrer may ; r this.notice. Found. of keys was found on the street he owner may procure the same le ig Boas Lost, For pro anch, with dwelling ther or further particulars br eras di s8Oh1PT office. als tf or Real Estate and Stores. ‘ount eran methods sell tO COLN INVESTMENT ;. 620 Market. Heneety: opposite el, San Francisco, IMENT . POSITIONS & ‘YOUNG, ted for Raiiway Mail Olerke. In‘orres. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Good Investment. ih il or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. . , ation or gamble, but from . t Bankers, og and all persons in in. king with small capital are joinit class references 'n any part of tye a ARMM . rm m Durrent for the seagon $5avablein advance. Fan m (o's for sale at $5.00, $6.00 one 57.50. Noce rented. rt ie fo smoke, ashes, sont or dust. is alwaysready. PRICE will reduced to $1.60 net,. per jousand, as acon as our new laut is ‘completed. Come in a see us; we are glad to aswer questions, } 2 tike — Coty wt, RWBERT, Manager. ~aree Anand me by calling @ at this office and ; #. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Many; Classes of Supplies.. 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 to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. bave the best goods. lowest prices. We give the best value, A test order will prove the truth of thie. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per;thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. We Com mercial mivesk: napesarmns? over Get . your blood into good condition before warm weather comes on. Sarsaparilla _ DICKERMAN’S Drugs, eee. 5 Piste Goods TAKE Laue’ at Once 22 On sale at DR.N.B. CHAPMAN OR GWOCHAPMAN DENTISTS ‘Office at residence. Sacramento St.; Nevada City, Gat. THE GROTTO SALOON x wx Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on nand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Olub Rooms. Political Announcements. For Public Administrator—Thomas Ingram I Gereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the B poscona of the Republican nominating coovention. ational “Exchange Stable, Broad Street, opp. National Bxehange Hote) JAMES grapes Prop’r. 3 ‘The Bmpl Empire a HORSES, SARRIAGES “AND. BUGGIES ; Bovetoundis .0bis pare of the Sate Good enou oh ‘for anybody Act AVANA Fi LLER of same value as tags from or "MASTER WORKMAN Eelgean: ct “ways at work, quick to see an oppor“of it.” ‘While Mr. McKinley was an. Kinley took a closed carriage for a nearWe sell at the: sradicted your former statement. IO, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for THE PEERLESS SALOOH, fesse THE MAJOR’S VENGEANCE. MeKinley and the Reporter’ Who Persistently Assailed Him. During one of his congressional campa Major McKinley was followed from place to place by a reporter for a paper of opposite political faith, who is Gescrihed as being one of those “shrewd, persistent fellows who are el. tunity: and skilled In making the most noyed -by the misrepresentation to which he was almost daily subjected, he could not help admiring the skill and persistency with which ibe was assailed, His admiration, ipo, was not upmixed with compassion, for the reporter ‘was Ill, poorly clad and had an annoying cough. One night Mr. Meby town at which he was announced to speak. The weather was wretchedly raw and cold, and what followed fs thus described: He had not gone far when he heard that cough and knew that the reporter was riding with the driver on the exposed seat. The major called to the driver to stop and alighted. “Get down off that seat, young man,” he said. The reporter obeyed, thinking the time for the major’s vengeance had come “Here,” said Mr. McKinley, taking off his overeoat, “you put on this overcoat and get into that carriage.” “But, Major McKinley,” said the reporter, “I guess you don’t know who 1 am. I heve been with you the whole campaign, giving it to you every time you spoke, and I am going over tonight to rip you to pieces if I can.” “T know,” said Mr. McKinley, “but vou put on this coat and get inside and get warm so that you can du a good job.” —Chautauquan. A Tired Man. Once there was a man who complain. ed constantly because it required so much toil.for him to make a living: He declared that he would rather be buried than work for a living, and so “his neighbors started out to gratify his wish. .A stranger, seeing them about to entomb a living man, inquired why they were doing so. On being told thai the man-complained of having to work .for a living and preferred to be buried, the stranger’s heart was moved, and he offered to give the complaining man ten bushels of corn. “Is it shelled?’ asked the discontented soul, and when informed it was not he remarked, “Well, then, let the burial preceed.”

Too Much For Him. Witness—He looked me straight in the eye and— Lawyer—There, sir, you've flatly con‘Witness—How so? Lawyer—You said before that he bent bis gaze on you, and now you'll please explain how the could look you straight in the eye with a bent gaze.Witnese faints, Wanted. We would like to ask, through the columns of your paper, if there is any 3rson who has used Green’s August lower for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver. troubles that hae not been cured—and we also mean their resnits, such as. sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any .trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This. medicine has been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and we wish to md with you and send you one of our books fee of cost. If you never pi gust Flower, try one bottle e bave never known of its ~ If so, something more seriom is the matter with you. Ask your gist. Foness, Woodbary, N. J. apee F . wood Wanled. Bids will be received by the Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, Twenty Cords of Four: foot First Growth Pine, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First’Crowe Spruce, fully piled. Delivery of said wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902. -The Board reserves’ the right to reject any or all bids. Cuas, E. Muttoy, 2 Chairman. _L. S. Catxins, Sec’y. Nevada City, June 28, 1902. _by the powder at the moment of their‘ ‘discharge. Their rapid progress through Well seasoned and of oat ie quality, to. be delivered at), . Washington schoolhouse,careREVOLVER WOUNDS. More Dangerous, For Mawy Reasens, Than Those of the Rifle. Wounds in civil life differ érom those in military life in the greater after danger of septic involvement: Mevolver cartridges are more liable than are rifle cartridges to bave been handled frequently, to have been carried 4 dirty pockets and.to have ore in contact with various forms’ of Infectious materials that may prove of serious consequence. when buried in the tissues. Moreover, revolver cartridges are covered with a coating of grease, and this encourages an accumulation of manifold microbic material, some of which may prove to be of. virulently fectious nature. Rifle bullets are practically always sterilized by the intense heat developed the air while in a heated condition still further serves to cleanse them of any extraneous material that may chance to have accumulated on their surfaces. This cleansing process is very effectually begun by the rifling of the rifle barrel through which the bullet forces its way. All these favorable factors are lacking in the case of the revolver bullet, and so it Is possible that In any given case such a bullet may carry 4nfectious material with it into the tissues. If this were in small amount, nature might effectually wall it off «#d no se rious consequences result. On the other hand, such infectious material! might lie seemingly dormant for days, but really slowly gathering strength by multiplicationand when its toxins were. c!aborated in sufficient amount they might paralyze protective chemotaxis and produce-a septic condition:— New York Medical News. oo ee. eee Perfumes Were Popular. The rage for perfumes reached Its height. during the reign of Louis XV. Throughout the continent his court was kuown as the ‘‘scented court.” It was then the custom when giving a large entertainment for the hostess to inform her guests what particular odor she would use for .perfuming her reomp; end each guest. would use that odor in making her toilet. At couré-a different perfume was used for each day of the week. Much more attention was paid to the use of the perfume than to soap and water, and cleanliness -was not numbered among the virtues of that age. How Pearls Are Sorted. The average diver thinks it a fatr day’s work to secure 100 pearl oysters in 50 feet of water. After being taken ashore the mollusks are allowed to die. when their shells open of their own ac. cord. The pearls are classified by passing them through a series of sieves, which assdért them into different sizes, Those which are very small or de fective are sold to make a preparation for.-sore eyes and nervouscomplaints that is very popular in the east.—Pear son’s. tis Photographs. : . and make them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame > them when ,s0 . ordered. I make frames’ of all kinds. MOORE aie BROAD STREET MARKET oO All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Oandies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor, You can get the best erenoante in How tor Lumber. ery an. immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name apd description. Any order can now be filled. e can suit you in.. . Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We aleo keep on hand “MASURY’S PAINTS i which are absolutely pure and every Fully guaranteed, color. HENRY W. RICH, Proprictor, Woenssa. SA0E she Nest beande of : the best. Call around " ‘When a Man Can See 200 Miles. About 200 miles in every direction is the distance a man can see when standing, ona clear day, on the peak of the highest mountain—say, at a height of 26,668 feet, or a little over five miles above the level of the sea. An observer must be at a height of 6,667 feet above sea level to see objects at a distance of 100 miles. The distance in miles at which an object upon the surface of the earth Is. visible is eyual to the square root of one and a half times the height of the observer in feet above thet zea level. Some allowanée has to be made for the effect of atmospheric refraction, but as the refraction varies at. differ} ent heights and ts affected by the various states of the weather no precisely accurate figures for general purposes can be given. Probably one-fourteenth to one-tenth of the distance given by ‘the formula would have to be deducted, owing to the refraction of the atmos phere. A Japanese on Japanese Women. Among the Japanese women a certain number have no reason to envy the European ladies tn the matter of purely white skins. When that white ness is slightly rose colored, it is in Japanese eyes the ne plus ultra of beauty. Unfortunately, that beauty soon fades, The proportion of white skinned women is about one in ten. It is needless to say that this whiteness is held in high esteem. As the proverb 5 SE EE A ie Cut inPrices at Milner Coos. % This season our Hats have given such excellent Satis“faction it has not beén necessary to advertise “special sales” every little while in-order to get rid 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 Just One-Half of Former Prices. W. H. CRAWFORD Main Street, Neyada City. SR AB RAMA 96 AAR RR has it, “A white skin covers seven misfortuneg,” a. rather doubtful Japanese way of appreciatitig its lovelidess.--Paris F lgmro. Cave Dwellers In Dieppe. People who only know the gayer side of Dieppe would be surprised to hear cf the existence of the cave dwellers there. One is apt to connect such people with the knawed® bones and flint ‘implements of prehistoric times. But Lere they are at Dieppe within a stoné’s . throw of the casino, and they may be seen any day about the town selling the shellfish from the rocks outside their. habitations. They have certain marked characteristics, one being a peculiar eomplexion 6f their own that ean be traced la-gely toa disinelina: tion on the part of the cave dweller to avail himself of the water that washes so close to his door. Their language also is peculiar, but whether it really belongs to the stone age no oné seems to have discovered: They have to bold a license from the municipality, though, whicb savors of no age but the present. ~— London Chronicle: Why He Never Attaing Her 14s}, A man who Is earning the living for a ‘family doesn't have time to live up to his wife’s ideals, and by the time he has made his money he is too old and wants to be comfortable. — Atchison (Kan.) Globe, ; To make.good tea and coffee the water should be taken at the first bubble. Remember continued boiling causes the water to part witheits gases and be. come flat. This is the cause of much bad tea and coffee.—Ladies’ Home Journal. ~@e The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous:headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures recat seg al ( Every box guaranteed. For sale by Dickerman, sole agent. ceoaieniernameee “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS, Strnd with whioh wa new ud with which we have ormanene rr a es one gla Artifiefal W Wht key (liye ‘ of Bourbon); six 8 to the pint. Just the thing for travelers, and convenient «Gonvalne’ athe tie ate, 4 otains all t the beat whiskies the de! jeus je from t*e pure ¥v ie matter, = guaranteed = ¢ narcotic aruge of any“Ee Sererage is not 4 a beverage is not desired, a Bean may be taken int © mouth without water the most exhilerating effect wilt be experienced; BOX OF 12 BEANS 50c. Tbe Beans retail at 10 cts. each, and can be from any dr » WHISKEY BEANS SNVdd soa «AVLIAM Gioasne Distiling Co. RYE AND BOURBON WAiSKIES s8T. LOUIS: ~~ wo. -For Sale at a Bargain,. se & House, Lot and& Furniture, situated on Monroe street, ‘Lost Hill. — For particulars, enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. TERRA HEVADA SKLOOH _ JOHN CURNOW,. Proprictor. Wines and fie “eee quors. OurPrices Remainthe Same Home People Only — Employed The entered price on all Laundry work. We have not. Sacramento Laundries have into a combine to raise the Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay ro per cent. in advance of Union wages. eniploy all home people and our work cantiot be excelled anywhere on the Coast. -0-0—-0—0—-0-0—-0—0—-0—58—-0 -6 — We Try us and see for yourself. NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders or Bnndles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City. Cal. SSOSVSOSISHSSSSOS . % Just received a fine line of WAFERS.. . . \ P. G. SCA DDEN Casa eiceetal Street, Nevada City. VSSSISSSSSSS! GESSSS9SSS All flavors and. varieties. CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM CRACKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a Beats J of flavors. SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Biickensderfer Typewriter, Better than allothers in every particular ‘RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT PORTABILITY Firemen, Attention! You are hereby notified than’ an election for Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, Polls will be opened at 5 o'clock and closed! ‘Jat 8 o'clock: —R. Sandes and July 28, 1902. Judges . Dr.C, W Chapman, So arg G. Scadden and CITY _TAXES © The City Taxes mip ages Fiscal 5 ye 1902-1908 are x the due and %. payable, and will bedelinquent on Monday, August: 4th RRR ab no he. “ my office in: tna oITty or the purpose oc lecting these Taxes, reas a, m.* a aon from 2 to Sand 7.to8 p, m.,, antil th 4th dey of Augast,i0a0° H. City Marabel-and . Nevada Oth, June 16H 1 , lint 3