July 18, 1902 (4 pages)

Mise : Ay she J ior ¥ Gulleotivn ui RTE on 28 a SUBSORIPTION BATES? By Carrier, 121% Cts. 4 ate of HGt = a2 teerved und adition: a re . eok or 40 coute & mo variably in advanes.: ccm n ennai Mere eet For. Rent. of the poison may cause oe the ere -erack and bleed, or ita scal , fish ; eensitt 0 of tea ee Blackheads hy das ging the Sie hice Purification of the blood is the only remedy for eee mc oe “and powders can only hide for a time the’ ¢ “Tean cheerful satome zou with it f 5 ‘or 25 remedies wit leaving. me poe we bot gh the glands and pores of the skin, producing an inde . ‘and burning, and ‘the es webey discharge forms . a ‘a cure high Roe ‘and white sca at ee tee akingunae and raw) c iv aay Gampbshy~ 3138 Ww. Cohtral: at. Wichita, ‘Kan. and pimples or. hard, red ain ae ee , exploded @ cairn “Hold me down,” then pit from‘ the ‘throne fell prostrate on Sr ficanes @ ‘with. an. Rnglish ine hi ferring to his titled father-in-law's . . kindnessa, . rai’s retort, “Aye, Sir Boyle, and, de rd he. would have given her to you.” ae commons, as ype er oe testify. ago, was proud ancient lineage atid was fond. of re. ‘In ~ giving him. his eldest. daughter, a boast which provoked . Chr. . Pend-on It, if herhad bad an older: one hether it was-this sarcasm which v “Boyle's “hostility or that ‘an enmity had’ Sreaay been created between Roche and Curran, it is cerFame that thetwothen ‘were perpetually} other inthe house of: oy! Roche, pg antl Trish . of} Ripon we havea good: le. Habilities, He rly, “blowing of a bh een eoepeeeee rn at 9 o'clock and until, sunrise next ning, and the ken prope! Digg tions for ita y, the wakeman . to make good the jos#-sustained. ” eau householder paid an annual tax of two’ pence if he had one door and fourpence if he had two doors to bis dwelfing for maintaining a watch ever.the city. The tax has long since. been. discontinued; but. the born blown bate night. — . debates of the + Tela Nor was the witty advocate and. or. ator, always -successful In these. eneon _©Curran, had observed one “Lashed For His bisaaeasi: covered some time ago in Australia, gold was first found by a convict near Paramatta: in 1789 The unfortunate According to an old document dis-] oh a £866 ni, axown 8 co. linery Gods. ‘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, atid will sell here t inorions neeaani. Bod «4 tue ot ~~ danl, or hat Iagniloquentiy, © ‘that, he foaled om ho. one ahd could be “fhe guardian of his own honor,” fellow was at-once charged with bavblemishes. S.S.S: eradicates all _} the floor. ‘There-he lay during the lo other acids, ing stolen a watch and “boiled it down” lations, antidotes the Uri 2 ations, antido’ e Uri¢ an and: . contiawed ‘ollereescence: of the -coupony heswoen e im good ® inns restores the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates * a ondemaud, : EDER, = vada County, . VEN THAT TH puf the G uuty A» @. the u.erve Muuse, at vevads ged Oruia, fur / Abpesowent ho 2 Byard wilbcun! Dust es ul + qual satel Luau H. MARTIN, au. he ooard, . ic, Proving Wii, ] RT’IN AND FOR iy Ptate of valk tate of CHAR ' hat MONDAY. 4 @t.lW w’clock uf 4 surtroum ui © im tue city BOL Aavpoiuted “for , ruviug Ul BOGAST, Slerk, . diters. aud for the Cou lator . Deceased. ¥ Bae uudeorsigi of Josiun G orks, hotel. ole ¥, Ca .turuia, pe trausacuun a te RICHA‘D3. 9 Of du.iab Uiuberh Abe, it Genie. u pane real pe } the puryuseui ceria: § pruut “Upacies W, st ) whereas, de: meus of sald alitho ity vested 6 aud u,ou dy-lk poider uf suid AVing ‘Lruste® alien . m5 “fa front the Uity of » ate of Calitor pe bighes. bid GOd Cul, ull gute iu the Lou % chia,and devslP “the South: i the Norcwe quarter % Quartes oO & ouutnhalf uf Nurtiiwess : U oe, outa eb quarter a poumcer Fo (7j bast M ha, together appurteD a the reise toygecner with ter ditche, PBAta.e 1184). ie SynLEdd Wi R. HAMILTON: WE ViVIN ss ‘18 NOTICE. GOTHARD 40 BOs prin: sipa P deture tiuty, Califor pate r ; yuu the © ut No, af yas levied upol Speerwien tates at the oice of Caucker “i hs ae of re dadvertised tof meut ts ut eday, the 2h che deiinquent & juste of adv 7 cut ee ‘ransfer MAULING. aid to oe ' ay ap. Town water. For F sale ee a Bangabie house and ery on $rntee aha seven rooms. craay ntage, has & choice .v nd contains . Lair gnable offer rete fart 4 Aristocracy are : ie ei relieve the skin: purifier: and revitalizes the sluggish organs, and thei off through the natural .channels and $. S.°S. is the only guaratiteed purely vegetable blead : It contains no Arsenic, Potash or othet hafmful mine @Write us about your case and our physicians will advise with it charge. ‘We have a handsomely illustrated book on skin diseases, which will be sent“ ‘free to all who wish it. » THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge an KS Lost. —_—— teh was ‘ost om the 4th, of over’ lifbe Hiheralty pew rca cer W a. Finer wil at J ee hile y EB. Cow For Sale. fresh cow is offered for @ale. Ev{ Joe Fordrini, or at the TRanscRIPT ae x crs Business Chance. ———— ¢ Investment of $70 is often fod FT avocenn: if you *re not wed ding met noo, you Pai oy 7 t D io tis or rg ie ishes to reo a eee tfiiterfe in Sl aarensd BROLA’ 300 L Learreet, Chicago, hin Pin Found. in which there is a phote of a young: as been found and the owrer may he same by calling at this office and for this notice. re sulla] Found. inch of keys was found on the street The owner may procure thesame ling at the 1RAXBCRIPT Offee, proving ty and paying for this advertise= * Lost, d, crescent shaped pin set with i Finder. will ree teave at t ‘ pee office 02 an evoive : i For Sale, pranch, with dwelling b City is offered 10F PT office, ee ee Ranch For Sale, e Raneb of 610 sores, On below Grass Valley, is 3 reain There is a house . Must be considered we the lady’ of the house. The kitchen, the poms and the. laundry must each. ye ot ni necessary thinga to keep ; keep the cost of eet Bing» down to a reasonable limit the should.be parchaeed at our stare. We: have the best goods. lowest prices. We gtve the best value. A test order exe pose the'trath of _— FO R “SALE. SHAKES at, $9 per thousand. Deliyered to any part of town. Apply at the store. SIGOURN EY, eet Grocer, ‘2222 ot Get your blood into good condition before warm athe pla P is pd. or further pardlotlatae RANSOR)PT office, “tf h for Real Estate and Stores. ~ or Country—Onp nether ened rer mare free. Ll NO N NT ’ et Str ite Hotel, San Franeiaten — one ~ weather comes on. ERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG Vanted for Raliway Mail. Clerks.“In; te Corres. Inst. Cedar Repay. se A Good Investment. Bmall-or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits.’ making with s sail aan i mall cap’ are First class telecemeenio wae SH ee 6. ¥. CHAPMAN es. Mabe iies Reet. First-Class. Bootblack. Poona ae Saar pt on h (Fs Current for the.¢e let in advai mors fo " 37.50. r = at zm95 Nore re 45.0, 96. Sane: oo FOR FUEL No smoke, . isis Dok, aes, ean or dua reduced to ‘$1.60'net;: thousand, a8 econ as: plant is completed, Come end see us sewer questions we are glad to} Coys WA, : ws ——— La Kue's Sarsaparilla. -DICKERMAN a Drugs, Sisibaneey, + Pisto Goods TAKE at Once > + -On-saleatoR. X BOM CHAPMAN DENTISTS. ! . oftice at residence, SecramentoSt,, . Nevada Oity, Cal . THE GROTTO SALOON exe "Coslea and Sharpest Beér in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on oand. Hot Lunch every ~ Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. J. R. DAVIS feacker 0° Voom and. instrumental two Choral avd Orchestral Director. , eB oeeac spuplis at particulars se to. terms of tuition, etc re, the, Re enels een th fuas or he repeal Hatel. Nevade City ous ones y tor the . own =i Rational. Exchange Stal} Sroad Sores, gyre ed Bzebange Hote! reg taping cet BORGES) CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Prop’r. * dof onr books free of cost. If you never . . t Flower, try one bottle; . for anybody Att HAVANA FILLER -FLORODORA i BANDS ave “ STAR.” “ HORSE SHOE,” ; Hl * SPEARHBAD,"‘STANDARD NAVY," 4g "OLD PEACH & HONEY," SAW.LOG,” “OLE VARGINY™ or “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobaceo. 4 “Yo be found ts Sorvien oF te hem NS } fond of retailing the hackneyed old H off and ‘polished*so nicely ‘to suit one’s We sell at the ‘/; . which ‘about the. anprame. court wears a@ par: ».sglitaire.diamond. way; ‘I'm broke, my friend,” and he. i the.stomach.or. liver?.This. medicine . . . £0; 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for . Well seasoned and of good of same value as tags from 5 pound, apurting like, 10,000; pennyworths of imperial pop and. believing himself in the agonies of death, a’ melancholy. and bumiliating proof that kings are mortal.—Indian. Mirror. ¥ ’ Historical Fiction, in lecturing Dr. Gardiner was very historical. anecdotes that: garnish the schoolbooks, and he would commonly append.the. comment:, ‘Now, that story is not true. . have reason to know, indeed, that it is pure.fiction, but for our purpose it is better than the truth because the truth cannot be rounded conception of character. or of cirenmstance.” For similar reasons he. was / instant in praise of historical novels. “A genius like Scott or George Eitot, especially in ‘Romola,’” he would say, “has. many advantages: the. plod> historian and: can‘ often arrive, c the intuition of genius, at truths he most laborious research ‘could never reveal,.and, on the whole,” he .would’ add, “historical fiction is much more trustworthy and incompa{ rably more respectable than fictitious history.”—London News, Uses His Ring In His Business. ~ An; east side: character’ well known Henlarly. ring, with the “stone turned in toward the palm of his hand. He was asked {f he. wore his ring this way. for fear it would, be stolen, : “No,"* he said} seornitig the:idea. “The thief what is wideawake wichah to coal your uncle, he ain’t been born yet. t’ go (witlk the back toward him) and don’t ‘see my diamond, and he goes away. But:when I want to do business with a man who has money I turn my} hands so (with the palms out) and say, ‘What ean . }.do for you,’ my friend? and-he-seca the big diamond and thinks I'm # good man ta deal with.”-Ney Wanted. We would. like te ask, through the columns of your rif there is any raon who hag us Green’s August Blower for ‘the cure of Indigestion, Dyapepela, and Liver troubles that i not been ae ion we’ also mean heir: reauite;. euches_sourstomach, . ec eet of food, habitualcostiveneas, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any trouble connected. with years in all has been sold for ma we wish: to civilized: countries, and. d with you and send you ope tried A’ fi have never known of its .f @. i Tt,,80, something more serious is yr — with you. Ask your idest dr . : G. rs Green, Woodbury, N. J. ‘It’s for business reasons. that . wear, t ‘my diamond so, When some fellow ‘ti eomes to touch me, I hold up my hands whereupon Sir Boyle instantly. interjected his sarcastic congratulations’ to the honorable member on his posses sion ase a sinecure. Bables and Monkeys, A. frequent action with babies ia to: turn the soles of the feet sideways, opposite to one another, while the legs remain straight’, Just this attitude would be assumed: bya monkey when climbing a tree or walking on a branch’ in order to grasp the stem with: its bind legs. The inherited effectsof thus grasping tree trunks or limbs with the bind hands are often very marked in young babies. The bow legs, which are a feature of incancy and: a matter of some anxiety to mothers, are no more than the relies of the tree climbing stage, and the mother need not be frightened: about this character; any normally healthy baby will grow out of it. soon enough. . Then, if a young baby be held so that its feet’ touch the ground, one niay see that the feet are not put flat-to the surface. Instead, the outer portions of the feet rest on the ground, while the soles of the feet are more or less opposed to one another; they have the bough grasping attitude, + Pearson’s , MazaReversed His. Decision. Stern ‘Father—Dido't . tell_ you not to call again, sir? Suitor—I Know. But . didn’t call to gee your daughter: . came on bebalf-of our firm about that little bill’— : ~ Stern! Fatber—Er—er—call dgain, will you? . A Real fereavement, . KatéWhat makes you ook so ead; Bertha? Surely it cannot be Fred hast}, “pertha—Tt's worse than tint. body bas stolen Vido.—Exchange. OO The Curse of Womankind . Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief; One-dose cures: Guaranteed per fectly harmless. . Immediate relief 250 and 10c'a box. It cures neuralgia, very box guarauteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, *Bome i 4 Photographs. . . _and make them in @ first-class manner. 4 also frame them . when = 80 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. MOORE ——> Wood Wanied. Bids will be ecalvin by the Boatd‘of Education of Nevada City’ up to Wedtésday, July Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, Twenty Cords of ‘Four:. foot. First Growth Pine, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Spruce, . ality, to be delivered at Wiekitewn schoolhouse,carefully piled. Delivery of said swood to be-completed not later than August 30, 1902. ~The Board reserves the right to.reject any or all bids.} Cuas, E. Muwoy, . Chairman. L. S. CALKINS, Sec’y. Nevada City, June 28, 1902. THE PERLESS sm HRARY, W. RICH, Proprietor, ote pehtetee Seer : bssaussemc te Call around All kinds of New Vegetables Presh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town:at the How tor Lumber. i have ready M. L. & D. MARSH Pare tote ery an immense stock of Lumber of every. kind, name and descri Any order can vow be filled, suit you in. : Doors, Wiedews. Sashes, & etc. -Wealso-keep.on hand. MASURY’S PAINTS which are absolutely pare and every color. Fully guaranteed. broken his engagement with you? 4 -. BROAD: STREET MARKET . tion. . ecap peyE ree vied BEANS and, being convicted by the rude court lashes for his pains. In later years the record of this incident was. closely examined by an undoubtedly competent authority, who was quite convinced of . the genuineness ‘of the convict’s story. A Peculiar Politician, “He’s a mighty hard man to get . along with,” said the practical politician sadly. “Mighty hard.” * “He seems thoroughly honest.” “Of course he ts. That's what makes him so erratic and unsatisfactory. Every once in awhile he insists on doing something simply because -he thinks it is right, without waiting to figure out what its effect on his political prospects is. liable to be. ” — Washington Star. © Intereupted Grieving. A woman fn Scotland tad lost her husband, and the minister,: calling to condole with her, found her sitting in front of a large bow! of. porridge. . “Terrible loss, terrible loss?" sighed the minister. _ loss to me. f*ve just been greetin’ a’ nicht, and‘as sune as I finish this wee drap porridge I’m just gaun to begin again.” * The Mncroaching Lake, One--ef.-the--humoronely:_attractize characteristics ofa ebild is tis: large &e.,se of personal importance, A little girl was walking with ber father on waves were gently lapping up on the beach. Suddenly one came up higher foot, when she exclaimed, “Ob, papa, the lake stepped on my toe!” —“— His Position In Polltics, “He’s going in for politics: Wouldn’t he make a splendid diplomat, though?” “What? Why, he’s a deaf mute.” “Exactly. would be for him to-be absolutely dumb when it was expedient,” ~ “Yes, but-then be-couldnever talk without showing his hand.”—Philadel. phia’ Record. *@e The favorite drink of connoisseurs properly matured and absolutely pure, Tt is a nerve tonic, For eale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lut~ gen &Oo,, San Francisco, Gal. Sole proprietor. penned IPOLITICAL. POSITIVELY no. announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. For County Recorder-— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Ig hereby announced. as.a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the dacieion of the Republican nominating convention. — “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS. Something absolutely pew and with which we have experimented for years. » On makes one glass Arti cial hi key oe or urbon); six Beans to the q ang Just the thing for travelers, and convenient for pisnies, excursions, ete. Oo tains all the vi tue . the gestation: effect. rom t”® pure ve; matter, a od" une vogctable to eontsin = poisonous . or narcotic drugs of any deseyeniceIf a beverage is not desired,a Bean may be taken . inthe mouth without water and the most exhilerating effect will be experienced. BOX OP 12 BBANS . 80c. The Beans retail at 10 ots. res and can rocured rom: ane i fa: * One t-paid Ginseng . Re Co. ’ DISTILLERS OF RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES _ Br. LOUIS. MLO, = snvad ABNSIUM i =. ns ot Same Denk Sct. of those. early days, was given 150}: “Aye,” was the reply, “its a terrible . -Jet think -how easy te} fa Gilt Bags Whiskey, because it te} One-Half of Former Prices. any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED. HAT at Just W. HH. CRAWFORD . Tain Street, Nevada City. Our Prices Remain the Same Home Phe People Only Employed 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. cinbin have We employ all home people and our work cannot “be excelled anywhere on the Coast. . 0-0-0 -@— Try us and see for yourself. NEVADA COUN TY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION than the others and swept over her . : ie ir ® a received a fine line of WAFERS. ‘ flavors, ‘ All flavors and varieties. OCOHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOOIAL TEA WAFERS " CARNATION "in 6. pound packages, A prize in every WHEAT FLAKES package. Price 80 cents. P.G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer. Typewriter, Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT ——_— ees -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, July 28, 1902. Polls will be opened at 5 o'clock and closed at 8 o’clock. Judges — R. Sandow and Dr.C. W Chapman. ee UD wa The Or Taxes for thé Fiscal year 1908 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th eas ce I will be at my office in the CITY HALL, for the pu onn‘ot poutotio these Taxes, frome m. to 12 m., a: 4 from 2 to 6 behest mi, antil the 4th day of August, 1902, _ Clerks—P. G. Scadden and Nevada City, June 16th, 1908. Leave orders or Bnudles at Wells, Be . Cal the shore of a large lake, where the] se nein Sd Asan es “8 Ghties, Mevagh CBY i ‘ CITY. TAXES. H. ’ ; City Marshal a. ERAS. fl

Mise : Ay she J ior ¥ Gulleotivn ui RTE on 28 a SUBSORIPTION BATES? By Carrier, 121% Cts. 4 ate of HGt = a2 teerved und adition: a re . eok or 40 coute & mo variably in advanes.: ccm n ennai Mere eet For. Rent. of the poison may cause oe the ere -erack and bleed, or ita scal , fish ; eensitt 0 of tea ee Blackheads hy das ging the Sie hice Purification of the blood is the only remedy for eee mc oe “and powders can only hide for a time the’ ¢ “Tean cheerful satome zou with it f 5 ‘or 25 remedies wit leaving. me poe we bot gh the glands and pores of the skin, producing an inde . ‘and burning, and ‘the es webey discharge forms . a ‘a cure high Roe ‘and white sca at ee tee akingunae and raw) c iv aay Gampbshy~ 3138 Ww. Cohtral: at. Wichita, ‘Kan. and pimples or. hard, red ain ae ee , exploded @ cairn “Hold me down,” then pit from‘ the ‘throne fell prostrate on Sr ficanes @ ‘with. an. Rnglish ine hi ferring to his titled father-in-law's . . kindnessa, . rai’s retort, “Aye, Sir Boyle, and, de rd he. would have given her to you.” ae commons, as ype er oe testify. ago, was proud ancient lineage atid was fond. of re. ‘In ~ giving him. his eldest. daughter, a boast which provoked . Chr. . Pend-on It, if herhad bad an older: one hether it was-this sarcasm which v “Boyle's “hostility or that ‘an enmity had’ Sreaay been created between Roche and Curran, it is cerFame that thetwothen ‘were perpetually} other inthe house of: oy! Roche, pg antl Trish . of} Ripon we havea good: le. Habilities, He rly, “blowing of a bh een eoepeeeee rn at 9 o'clock and until, sunrise next ning, and the ken prope! Digg tions for ita y, the wakeman . to make good the jos#-sustained. ” eau householder paid an annual tax of two’ pence if he had one door and fourpence if he had two doors to bis dwelfing for maintaining a watch ever.the city. The tax has long since. been. discontinued; but. the born blown bate night. — . debates of the + Tela Nor was the witty advocate and. or. ator, always -successful In these. eneon _©Curran, had observed one “Lashed For His bisaaeasi: covered some time ago in Australia, gold was first found by a convict near Paramatta: in 1789 The unfortunate According to an old document dis-] oh a £866 ni, axown 8 co. linery Gods. ‘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, atid will sell here t inorions neeaani. Bod «4 tue ot ~~ danl, or hat Iagniloquentiy, © ‘that, he foaled om ho. one ahd could be “fhe guardian of his own honor,” fellow was at-once charged with bavblemishes. S.S.S: eradicates all _} the floor. ‘There-he lay during the lo other acids, ing stolen a watch and “boiled it down” lations, antidotes the Uri 2 ations, antido’ e Uri¢ an and: . contiawed ‘ollereescence: of the -coupony heswoen e im good ® inns restores the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates * a ondemaud, : EDER, = vada County, . VEN THAT TH puf the G uuty A» @. the u.erve Muuse, at vevads ged Oruia, fur / Abpesowent ho 2 Byard wilbcun! Dust es ul + qual satel Luau H. MARTIN, au. he ooard, . ic, Proving Wii, ] RT’IN AND FOR iy Ptate of valk tate of CHAR ' hat MONDAY. 4 @t.lW w’clock uf 4 surtroum ui © im tue city BOL Aavpoiuted “for , ruviug Ul BOGAST, Slerk, . diters. aud for the Cou lator . Deceased. ¥ Bae uudeorsigi of Josiun G orks, hotel. ole ¥, Ca .turuia, pe trausacuun a te RICHA‘D3. 9 Of du.iab Uiuberh Abe, it Genie. u pane real pe } the puryuseui ceria: § pruut “Upacies W, st ) whereas, de: meus of sald alitho ity vested 6 aud u,ou dy-lk poider uf suid AVing ‘Lruste® alien . m5 “fa front the Uity of » ate of Calitor pe bighes. bid GOd Cul, ull gute iu the Lou % chia,and devslP “the South: i the Norcwe quarter % Quartes oO & ouutnhalf uf Nurtiiwess : U oe, outa eb quarter a poumcer Fo (7j bast M ha, together appurteD a the reise toygecner with ter ditche, PBAta.e 1184). ie SynLEdd Wi R. HAMILTON: WE ViVIN ss ‘18 NOTICE. GOTHARD 40 BOs prin: sipa P deture tiuty, Califor pate r ; yuu the © ut No, af yas levied upol Speerwien tates at the oice of Caucker “i hs ae of re dadvertised tof meut ts ut eday, the 2h che deiinquent & juste of adv 7 cut ee ‘ransfer MAULING. aid to oe ' ay ap. Town water. For F sale ee a Bangabie house and ery on $rntee aha seven rooms. craay ntage, has & choice .v nd contains . Lair gnable offer rete fart 4 Aristocracy are : ie ei relieve the skin: purifier: and revitalizes the sluggish organs, and thei off through the natural .channels and $. S.°S. is the only guaratiteed purely vegetable blead : It contains no Arsenic, Potash or othet hafmful mine @Write us about your case and our physicians will advise with it charge. ‘We have a handsomely illustrated book on skin diseases, which will be sent“ ‘free to all who wish it. » THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge an KS Lost. —_—— teh was ‘ost om the 4th, of over’ lifbe Hiheralty pew rca cer W a. Finer wil at J ee hile y EB. Cow For Sale. fresh cow is offered for @ale. Ev{ Joe Fordrini, or at the TRanscRIPT ae x crs Business Chance. ———— ¢ Investment of $70 is often fod FT avocenn: if you *re not wed ding met noo, you Pai oy 7 t D io tis or rg ie ishes to reo a eee tfiiterfe in Sl aarensd BROLA’ 300 L Learreet, Chicago, hin Pin Found. in which there is a phote of a young: as been found and the owrer may he same by calling at this office and for this notice. re sulla] Found. inch of keys was found on the street The owner may procure thesame ling at the 1RAXBCRIPT Offee, proving ty and paying for this advertise= * Lost, d, crescent shaped pin set with i Finder. will ree teave at t ‘ pee office 02 an evoive : i For Sale, pranch, with dwelling b City is offered 10F PT office, ee ee Ranch For Sale, e Raneb of 610 sores, On below Grass Valley, is 3 reain There is a house . Must be considered we the lady’ of the house. The kitchen, the poms and the. laundry must each. ye ot ni necessary thinga to keep ; keep the cost of eet Bing» down to a reasonable limit the should.be parchaeed at our stare. We: have the best goods. lowest prices. We gtve the best value. A test order exe pose the'trath of _— FO R “SALE. SHAKES at, $9 per thousand. Deliyered to any part of town. Apply at the store. SIGOURN EY, eet Grocer, ‘2222 ot Get your blood into good condition before warm athe pla P is pd. or further pardlotlatae RANSOR)PT office, “tf h for Real Estate and Stores. ~ or Country—Onp nether ened rer mare free. Ll NO N NT ’ et Str ite Hotel, San Franeiaten — one ~ weather comes on. ERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG Vanted for Raliway Mail. Clerks.“In; te Corres. Inst. Cedar Repay. se A Good Investment. Bmall-or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits.’ making with s sail aan i mall cap’ are First class telecemeenio wae SH ee 6. ¥. CHAPMAN es. Mabe iies Reet. First-Class. Bootblack. Poona ae Saar pt on h (Fs Current for the.¢e let in advai mors fo " 37.50. r = at zm95 Nore re 45.0, 96. Sane: oo FOR FUEL No smoke, . isis Dok, aes, ean or dua reduced to ‘$1.60'net;: thousand, a8 econ as: plant is completed, Come end see us sewer questions we are glad to} Coys WA, : ws ——— La Kue's Sarsaparilla. -DICKERMAN a Drugs, Sisibaneey, + Pisto Goods TAKE at Once > + -On-saleatoR. X BOM CHAPMAN DENTISTS. ! . oftice at residence, SecramentoSt,, . Nevada Oity, Cal . THE GROTTO SALOON exe "Coslea and Sharpest Beér in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on oand. Hot Lunch every ~ Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. J. R. DAVIS feacker 0° Voom and. instrumental two Choral avd Orchestral Director. , eB oeeac spuplis at particulars se to. terms of tuition, etc re, the, Re enels een th fuas or he repeal Hatel. Nevade City ous ones y tor the . own =i Rational. Exchange Stal} Sroad Sores, gyre ed Bzebange Hote! reg taping cet BORGES) CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Prop’r. * dof onr books free of cost. If you never . . t Flower, try one bottle; . for anybody Att HAVANA FILLER -FLORODORA i BANDS ave “ STAR.” “ HORSE SHOE,” ; Hl * SPEARHBAD,"‘STANDARD NAVY," 4g "OLD PEACH & HONEY," SAW.LOG,” “OLE VARGINY™ or “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobaceo. 4 “Yo be found ts Sorvien oF te hem NS } fond of retailing the hackneyed old H off and ‘polished*so nicely ‘to suit one’s We sell at the ‘/; . which ‘about the. anprame. court wears a@ par: ».sglitaire.diamond.

way; ‘I'm broke, my friend,” and he. i the.stomach.or. liver?..This. medicine . . . £0; 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for . Well seasoned and of good of same value as tags from 5 pound, apurting like, 10,000; pennyworths of imperial pop and. believing himself in the agonies of death, a’ melancholy. and bumiliating proof that kings are mortal.—Indian. Mirror. ¥ ’ Historical Fiction, in lecturing Dr. Gardiner was very historical. anecdotes that: garnish the schoolbooks, and he would commonly append.the. comment:, ‘Now, that story is not true. . have reason to know, indeed, that it is pure.fiction, but for our purpose it is better than the truth because the truth cannot be rounded conception of character. or of cirenmstance.” For similar reasons he. was / instant in praise of historical novels. “A genius like Scott or George Eitot, especially in ‘Romola,’” he would say, “has. many advantages: the. plod> historian and: can‘ often arrive, c the intuition of genius, at truths he most laborious research ‘could never reveal,.and, on the whole,” he .would’ add, “historical fiction is much more trustworthy and incompa{ rably more respectable than fictitious history.”—London News, Uses His Ring In His Business. ~ An; east side: character’ well known Henlarly. ring, with the “stone turned in toward the palm of his hand. He was asked {f he. wore his ring this way. for fear it would, be stolen, : “No,"* he said} seornitig the:idea. “The thief what is wideawake wichah to coal your uncle, he ain’t been born yet. t’ go (witlk the back toward him) and don’t ‘see my diamond, and he goes away. But:when I want to do business with a man who has money I turn my} hands so (with the palms out) and say, ‘What ean . }.do for you,’ my friend? and-he-seca the big diamond and thinks I'm # good man ta deal with.”-Ney Wanted. We would. like te ask, through the columns of your rif there is any raon who hag us Green’s August Blower for ‘the cure of Indigestion, Dyapepela, and Liver troubles that i not been ae ion we’ also mean heir: reauite;. euches_sourstomach, . ec eet of food, habitualcostiveneas, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any trouble connected. with years in all has been sold for ma we wish: to civilized: countries, and. d with you and send you ope tried A’ fi have never known of its .f @. i Tt,,80, something more serious is yr — with you. Ask your idest dr . : G. rs Green, Woodbury, N. J. ‘It’s for business reasons. that . wear, t ‘my diamond so, When some fellow ‘ti eomes to touch me, I hold up my hands whereupon Sir Boyle instantly. interjected his sarcastic congratulations’ to the honorable member on his posses sion ase a sinecure. Bables and Monkeys, A. frequent action with babies ia to: turn the soles of the feet sideways, opposite to one another, while the legs remain straight’, Just this attitude would be assumed: bya monkey when climbing a tree or walking on a branch’ in order to grasp the stem with: its bind legs. The inherited effectsof thus grasping tree trunks or limbs with the bind hands are often very marked in young babies. The bow legs, which are a feature of incancy and: a matter of some anxiety to mothers, are no more than the relies of the tree climbing stage, and the mother need not be frightened: about this character; any normally healthy baby will grow out of it. soon enough. . Then, if a young baby be held so that its feet’ touch the ground, one niay see that the feet are not put flat-to the surface. Instead, the outer portions of the feet rest on the ground, while the soles of the feet are more or less opposed to one another; they have the bough grasping attitude, + Pearson’s , MazaReversed His. Decision. Stern ‘Father—Dido't . tell_ you not to call again, sir? Suitor—I Know. But . didn’t call to gee your daughter: . came on bebalf-of our firm about that little bill’— : ~ Stern! Fatber—Er—er—call dgain, will you? . A Real fereavement, . KatéWhat makes you ook so ead; Bertha? Surely it cannot be Fred hast}, “pertha—Tt's worse than tint. body bas stolen Vido.—Exchange. OO The Curse of Womankind . Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief; One-dose cures: Guaranteed per fectly harmless. . Immediate relief 250 and 10c'a box. It cures neuralgia, very box guarauteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, *Bome i 4 Photographs. . . _and make them in @ first-class manner. 4 also frame them . when = 80 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. MOORE ——> Wood Wanied. Bids will be ecalvin by the Boatd‘of Education of Nevada City’ up to Wedtésday, July Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, Twenty Cords of ‘Four:. foot. First Growth Pine, Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth Spruce, . ality, to be delivered at Wiekitewn schoolhouse,carefully piled. Delivery of said swood to be-completed not later than August 30, 1902. ~The Board reserves the right to.reject any or all bids.} Cuas, E. Muwoy, . Chairman. L. S. CALKINS, Sec’y. Nevada City, June 28, 1902. THE PERLESS sm HRARY, W. RICH, Proprietor, ote pehtetee Seer : bssaussemc te Call around All kinds of New Vegetables Presh Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town:at the How tor Lumber. i have ready M. L. & D. MARSH Pare tote ery an immense stock of Lumber of every. kind, name and descri Any order can vow be filled, suit you in. : Doors, Wiedews. Sashes, & etc. -Wealso-keep.on hand. MASURY’S PAINTS which are absolutely pare and every color. Fully guaranteed. broken his engagement with you? 4 -. BROAD: STREET MARKET . tion. . ecap peyE ree vied BEANS and, being convicted by the rude court lashes for his pains. In later years the record of this incident was. closely examined by an undoubtedly competent authority, who was quite convinced of . the genuineness ‘of the convict’s story. A Peculiar Politician, “He’s a mighty hard man to get . along with,” said the practical politician sadly. “Mighty hard.” * “He seems thoroughly honest.” “Of course he ts. That's what makes him so erratic and unsatisfactory. Every once in awhile he insists on doing something simply because -he thinks it is right, without waiting to figure out what its effect on his political prospects is. liable to be. ” — Washington Star. © Intereupted Grieving. A woman fn Scotland tad lost her husband, and the minister,: calling to condole with her, found her sitting in front of a large bow! of. porridge. . “Terrible loss, terrible loss?" sighed the minister. _ loss to me. f*ve just been greetin’ a’ nicht, and‘as sune as I finish this wee drap porridge I’m just gaun to begin again.” * The Mncroaching Lake, One--ef.-the--humoronely:_attractize characteristics ofa ebild is tis: large &e.,se of personal importance, A little girl was walking with ber father on waves were gently lapping up on the beach. Suddenly one came up higher foot, when she exclaimed, “Ob, papa, the lake stepped on my toe!” —“— His Position In Polltics, “He’s going in for politics: Wouldn’t he make a splendid diplomat, though?” “What? Why, he’s a deaf mute.” “Exactly. would be for him to-be absolutely dumb when it was expedient,” ~ “Yes, but-then be-couldnever talk without showing his hand.”—Philadel. phia’ Record. *@e The favorite drink of connoisseurs properly matured and absolutely pure, Tt is a nerve tonic, For eale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lut~ gen &Oo,, San Francisco, Gal. Sole proprietor. penned IPOLITICAL. POSITIVELY no. announcement will be made unless payment is made in advance. For County Recorder-— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Ig hereby announced. as.a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the dacieion of the Republican nominating convention. — “RYETAB” WHISKEY BEANS. Something absolutely pew and with which we have experimented for years. » On makes one glass Arti cial hi key oe or urbon); six Beans to the q ang Just the thing for travelers, and convenient for pisnies, excursions, ete. Oo tains all the vi tue . the gestation: effect. rom t”® pure ve; matter, a od" une vogctable to eontsin = poisonous . or narcotic drugs of any deseyeniceIf a beverage is not desired,a Bean may be taken . inthe mouth without water and the most exhilerating effect will be experienced. BOX OP 12 BBANS . 80c. The Beans retail at 10 ots. res and can rocured rom: ane i fa: * One t-paid Ginseng . Re Co. ’ DISTILLERS OF RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES _ Br. LOUIS. MLO, = snvad ABNSIUM i =. ns ot Same Denk Sct. of those. early days, was given 150}: “Aye,” was the reply, “its a terrible . -Jet think -how easy te} fa Gilt Bags Whiskey, because it te} One-Half of Former Prices. any TRIMMED or UNTRIMMED. HAT at Just W. HH. CRAWFORD . Tain Street, Nevada City. Our Prices Remain the Same Home Phe People Only Employed 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. cinbin have We employ all home people and our work cannot “be excelled anywhere on the Coast. . 0-0-0 -@— Try us and see for yourself. NEVADA COUN TY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION than the others and swept over her . : ie ir ® a received a fine line of WAFERS.. ‘ flavors, ‘ All flavors and varieties. OCOHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOOIAL TEA WAFERS " CARNATION "in 6. pound packages, A prize in every WHEAT FLAKES package. Price 80 cents. P.G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. SIMPLICITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer. Typewriter, Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT ——_— ees -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, July 28, 1902. Polls will be opened at 5 o'clock and closed at 8 o’clock. Judges — R. Sandow and Dr.C. W Chapman. ee UD wa The Or Taxes for thé Fiscal year 1908 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th eas ce I will be at my office in the CITY HALL, for the pu onn‘ot poutotio these Taxes, frome m. to 12 m., a: 4 from 2 to 6 behest mi, antil the 4th day of August, 1902, _ Clerks—P. G. Scadden and Nevada City, June 16th, 1908. Leave orders or Bnudles at Wells, Be . Cal the shore of a large lake, where the] se nein Sd Asan es “8 Ghties, Mevagh CBY i ‘ CITY. TAXES. H. ’ ; City Marshal a. ERAS. fl