July 24, 1897 (4 pages)

UA THE TRANSCRIPT a IS ITA MATTER OF TIME? Established Sept. 6, 1980, What Was Considered Modest and Proper . . by Naz. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA city, NEVADA GO.,, CALIFORNIA BROWN & & CALKINS. SATURDAY ‘TRACHERS’ CERTIFICATES. FX, Effect of.a Aaiak Supreme. Court De :ision. State Superintendent of Public Inate ction, Samuel T. Black, has forwa .cd copies of the following letter to e.u of the County and City Boards. of Education in the State: “Your attention is respectfully called} to the decision of the Supreme Court of this State, filed July 9, 1897, in th case of Edith Mitchell vs. the Board o Education of San Diego County. « “The Court holds that the Legislature has authority to .prescribe the rules that shall govern County Boards of Education in the control of ‘the: examination of teachers and the granting of teachers’ certificates, and that any rule adopted by said boards. in conflict with the statutes is null and void. “In this case the constitutionality of Section 1503 was in question, and the . Sapreme Court holds that the section ‘is constitutional and binding on County Boards of Education, and that any rule of such boards denying a: grammar grade certificate to any graduate of a California State Normal School is in excess of the power granted them by Section 1771, Political Code, and; therefore, of no force whatsoever. The full text of the decision ought to be on file * Hundred Years Ago. Modesty, as has often been said, “may almost be considered a matter of time and place. In the time of George III of . England, though the drapery was of the scantiest, it-was not considered delicate . . or refined to uncover the forehead. Some young ladies who had been abroad were . considered. bold:"looking because they . wore their hair Madonna fashion. La-. dies not in la premiere jeunesse very . generally wore wigs. The princesses, had their heads shaved and wore wige' ready dressed .and decorated for the evening to save time for the toilet. . Widows ‘almost always shaved their . ‘heads. L urray says her mother’s; beautiful tae was cut off for her deep, mourning, and she never wore anything . but a. wig in after years. . At Windsor castle in those days . luncheon was not, as it is now, a gen. eral meal. Each lady had a chicken, a plate of fruit anda bottle of king’s cup’ (the peel of:a lemon put to soak for’ some hours in cold water and then . sweetened with sugar) brought to her. room every day. Those were the days) for servants’ perquisites. On all the’! highest saints’ days a tinsel cross of . divers colors was placed on the tables , of the ladies or sent’ to their residences, . and a guinea ‘was understood to be due . in return. A bottle of-wine every two . days and unnecessary wax candles ‘were . the perquisites of the ladies’ maids. i Your Cough, like a dog’s bark, isa sign that ‘there is something foreign around which shouldn’t be there. Youcan quiet the noise, but the danger may be there just jthe same. SCOTT’S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil: is not a cough specific; it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does give such strength . to the body that it is able to throw off the disease. You know the old proverb of “the ounce of prevention?” Don’t neglect your cough. A book which wiJ teil you more on the subject/éent free on request./ Your druggist keeps Scott’s Emul sion of Cod-liver Oil, Put up in 50° cts. and $1.00 sizes, “ $COTT & BOWNE, New York. Candles were extinguished as soon as lif, to be carried off by servants. Pages were seen marching out before the ruyal family with a bottle of wine sticking out of each pocket, and the state page called regularly upon each person whc attended the drawing rooms, with bir . book, to receive the accustomed gratuity. The ladies in waiting then wore the Windsor uniform, which is at pres. ent confined to the gentlemen attend' ants, It was a blue cloth habit, nct long, as worn for riding, but the length of a gown, with buttons having a star The Best Made:. ‘Depot for: FRANK T. _ SMITH, The Leading Tailor of Nevada Pine ‘Street, Nevada City. ‘The. Best: Goods, The 'Bést Fit. :. The Cheapest Prices. “a ‘ A Fine y Business Suit _ For $25. ea Gata 8 County, ~~ BEEHIVE ERY J. J. JACKSON, wa) Agency: For--Mofiogram Whiskey “Blue” Label Catsup Shasta Avani Shasta Ginger Ale HOLD ON! HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you have priced the goods at the Branch Worder Store, sold at bargains at all times. our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing’ Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black ‘Hose; 3 pair’ for 25 =—=jcents. Proprietor Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents eae Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 2 5 cents,Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ve Cuffs, r 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 ec nts. All at ; . CoMMERCIAL STREET. hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. Gantt aan If you do not want to take". Men’s, Ladies’, Misses\and Children’s Shoes Misses’ and Chil~ THE BRANCH WONDER STORE,. to Bowtén to. ems ©. T. Worthley Washington yester D. Cassel of Sat Ybere on morning ti : Miss Ethel Mull mesday for Mills © » W. A. Chandler Graniteville last 1 Mrs. I. Williams visiting friends at . F. ©. Leutje ha extended trip to Se . Father Delmate rived here on the n Mrs. L. D. Allen came down from B Mrs. Annie Mati cisco is here visitin A. M. Hunt of Ba of the arrivals om 1 Miss Esther McB J. LEVY, a Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. here on a visit to E Miss G. Goyne, w friends at Washing yesterday. Micheal Hyman, ‘Francisco for the t will return home t The Misses Ness! Fancy Groceries— al PATE: POIS.: DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. panied by. Miss , visit here. Panl J. Merouy “morning from §a way to Downiev brother’s funeral. Gus Frandy and J And the writer evidently knows . pright ribbons flying out from the heads . . whereof he speaks—or writes. Can it of the female members of the family, be that the office has proven to be more . whose hair has been tightly plaited and of a public trust than a private snap, bound with cords during the week in and that disappointment. has resulted order to produce a holiday sensation in d theretvim? bushel pubs wei at ane back and a . @ Piey of Up-to-Date TYore”” Fe ele : ellike roundness in front. They LR ebbed , ‘ y and regale themselves and their friends ann“ ce will never take part in another one. ‘He. with a dinner of fried chicken, cake HIGH GRADE ie said the same thing several months ago . and watermelons after the meeting, Enlargements bat every time labor troubles spring up . rags -being:good enough to wear, hoecake thre may Debs be found ‘wagging the and bacon being good enough to eat, durIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. §.w of him and seeking to encourage . ing the week, Like his African ancestors, . @ !!¥ou are cordially invited to callf _ te gh a TRO rae bee surrounded with the motto, ‘‘Honi soit incidentally covers many dispu qui mal y pense” and a scarlet collar.-— points regarding the certification » of . Wow. York Herald. . teachers. 1a <slcmnneijmiemhlantigeite The American Negro It ts the most Its current is : be ‘ ‘ lo . common sense felt all. the time rf AMONG OUR EXCH ANGES gs typical negro tenant arrives at.a —, bet = a P. on the i y . new home in a mule wagon or ox cart Peres ; 71 BOS EN 66 with a bundle of rags, a frying pan and ag , a RN Day? $s Malt. Pi clea, sek bastion re LET GOOD DIGESTION i at! a covey of ‘childrén, and he stays with YHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIKD . ’ ee Some Wise Comments: and Others ‘Thet a landlord who may have saved him Were Toe wade. ate 2, Tely te nate Gamecock Whisky fu! quart: “in bulk, ~ gal. 50 WAIT ON pete Are Otherwise. from destitution by advancing proviMoe pogeoe de Electric, Relti that It haa ne eupeIxXL Whisky. on : 75 Olives “a I 25 : ‘ sions and dry goods only so long as the . -onveni cee ihectticliy ceupecly (ap! + ciVED aches Ciccuadts ook: : : tS iced aiden pended! . ers who have sunk into financial ruin . meats oq ssi ieee ectecs Tae wea EASE 3 for « 50. Everything ‘else in proportion. happy, physical condition we aim to aug n of ni sS In newspaper -. by mortgaging their property have to the perfection of this ec ili . which now or ii *: about in our grocer de artment b hi vertising. In the’ face of such a state" yearly always been dragged into the . pliance of Wie Sad Ge tan meee. Waaer tt ate + * ARABIAN, ROAST” Coffee h k ag Nigdieee Th eroe ment has anyone the bardihood to say . slough by the effort to help their negroes . Riven it curce ite price Ie nothing, and ‘thie 1s the Side rat eee 8 Dogan’ cet for dainties and delicacies. There’s that advertising doesn’t pay? The . out of it. The crop made by the average one aimed at {n constructing Dr. Sanden’#’ . ieliatialicenileat 5 . oA nothing ‘GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. largest advertisers are men. of recognegro farmer is subject to many contin. Mpuree Classes of ‘Men ie Tall of t sides. bag Everything fresh and new and h nized business sagacity ‘who are in.the . Seucies besides those of the weather. erg eaten simply delight: pacer ae He does not hesitate to leave his field at <3 ony of eine 9 succeen of what they Fees most ia season pleasure calls DR.A. T, SANDER, 603 Market Street, For Vistas: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, rtak im. “Big meetings’’ he never can reISCO. ; Pasadena Star: It is said that, the . gist, and these take place during the im: vers the finest and purest in the market, only Grand Jury will investigate Whittier. . portant agricultural months of July and 5 ope "good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s We have no idea what the verdict. will! August, first at one church and then at ; a il s straight goods. be, but there exists,no doubt: in our another. . PHIL. G. “oe ADDE ; : mind of the result of a lunacy commisAfter the mules have been working Best : F RN ITURE N, Grocer, . bee ; SPORTSM sion’s inquiry into the mental condi-' aside Py ages bed re are 7 ik JY AES pt inal ie Beef tog Commercial Street, Nevada City. . , tion of a person who will serveas al”. eee i; te Scania! 2 aa ila: miles on Sundays, carrying wagon loads . . Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamer : YUndian Springs the of men, women and. children, long i evertisamante 4, ore y Butter. of Old Ff , “stock — pos ses cek siicanacjencine ciate pl “i SyMuMANTAMuiNmuuunusmaurM fru muunnr2 erect them in an pean Nevada City. In: my Studio I have an elegant dis= o ac S $5 4 FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly suppli extensive i fre ee oe ‘of: STAPLE AND FANCY (GROCERIES Of every description, Better 4 year, and to be m old folks that att Everything in the way of CANNED aa NIAAA TY uN ANUP eumumomunam? . an s. Give us a Trial Oriles * rT uMAAUT usuario Fruits and. Vegetables [ Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PI ANTS, yl have a neue ‘we a ‘residence on Sa . will have a stor lower sidé to hol Mrs. H. C. Mills stone wall and « structed in front erty on the sat property owners the same interes not be a. gree substan mething that . for lo, these mar much if not me mento street tha ‘fare in town a need of agéod:n a smooth sidewe Pring an Inprved. ) ’, winter ae recently’ enlarged our i Gold, Silver and Cop pper . Ores and Sulphurets 9) At the highest market i te for rates hefove price. ase Kinds “THAN ANY iene IN MEVADA CITY. f ‘ the American negro is miserable witbos strife and violence. Debs is a nuisance Ret 8 * R out jollifications.and feastings. If he . who should Le pean & abated, oma harro thens he will do a hard job of pee KINKEAD Ss. anemia) wor) een times.—Francis Albert Ms il v i WALKBD IN HIS SLBEP, . . Pe = Lssasi 7 ! or erences: S All Goods Sold at LIVING PRIC il John Brown's Ancestor. 6 ‘ Litt Son of John Poardon Mesls Seri-. 1 seems that John Brown of Osee Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed, watomie bad a narrow escape of not beous Injuries. ing born, for Winslow tells how his Democrat: Frankie, the seven-year-; Mayflower ancestor, Peter Browne, the old son of John Peardon, the Smartscone ee Goodman, wana nl C ville hotel-keeper, is suffering internal d off in the Plymouth woods one R h F S I Pas injuries that may yet prove of a serigir ee oan a or a e. sae beeen Pea ape alist, wight beating Prep lions roar and al. . : nam most, freezing their feet. Finally, ‘‘it his latest leave-taking of his bed. being. pleased God, from a high hill they ij) RRR RO last Tuesday night about 9 o’clock, at covered’? Saquish and Clark’s island in Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ great variety of other beau Pm be gh ist ani OTTO’S ICE CRE.am, . The Union Frait Store. 8 +8 Fe: HARBOV; JR, Propri etor, of our ores and comogetratin . Successor to ‘Ww 4 . Pioneer Reduction Works, suey e & McMath, “Hl Nevada Clty, Cal. Y which time his mother ‘was absent from . the bay, and so got back to the ‘‘randethe house, having gone to the postoffice . '¥uS.”’ as Winslow terms the fort on for the mail, Frankie climbed over. BOrial hill, ‘‘faint with travel and his brother, who shered the bed with want of victuals and -almost famished 40 acres good Farming Land, ¢ Good House and large Barn. THERE’S A TIME: 10 or 12 tons of Hay. me to sh ; ng; ands time to 8 with cold.’ Had they n ; 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow, nee: in % time for all things, him on the secoiid floor,walked through! Kansas might now be ef pabbygneegy br ie Thoroughbrace Wagon andj Jlarge theieorrest ‘me nor the hallway to the front porch and fell] it was otherwise: ordered. —Boston Letpre Wagon. thence to the street below, a distance . ter to Springfield (Mass. ) Republican, cas Giackens : Good Cellar and Storehouse. of fifteen feet. His mother found him All Farming I prostrate on the ground, when she reee saith ies: Umbrellas. place. tarned home. Dr. Holbrook, who atAn umbrella dealer cautions against Also 60 acres good ‘Timber Land; fine tended young Peardon, found that the . . the double use for sun and rain of a . Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearALL WATCHES ARE NOT “SPEER Leia The O. K. Paintei ‘liver was split, internal hemorrhages ‘ sa : 4 oper ae eeaphsenbetrgpeled by Spry ier tome ig ; fates ete see : 8 Oil lasts, then it splits and up a good country home. resulting. Although the physician re-. erack oor ports the boy as much aitcoced ‘des; the oil ig valet a A folding umtut . TEE JE — BR CH AS. P ECO R, BRAND'S } The sun dries out . ., A270’ wanting such a place will get he has fears that inflammation of the. brella is to be found at some of the . A Great Bargain. Corner Pine and Commercial st streets. arts will eet in: shops which will pack in an. ordi P omy . For terms and particulars enquire of . Broad Street, Near Pine. . « A Reliable Timekeeper. prea ate, . . a a pain he COGL, SHARP BEER. House: Painting Neatly and Quickly Do: Paper Ha ngin He knows how to draw it, dt ee Dove ey ae Cool and Refreshing. H is alwov Sign Painting, , raining, All kinds of Win Prices to suit Rooms in conmaghor®: "Private . 0M application, the times. Estimates giv _. H. L. SWEENEY. Nevada City Transfer Co. ‘. gOsders ovada Gite Penne to me throw DRAYING : “AND HAULING. Parti nie: tation of — ion pa > OOD f ce afer t atria patie SCHMIDT BROS. pret LEADING CIGAR TRALERS, to eedecesecer cone «NevedaCity Cal LEADING A rae Notertt © Cent Cigar —_ 14 inch satchel.—New York Post. CHRIS. WEBER, en Upper West Broad Street. A Full Stock ‘of Jewelry Ipeledive. * the Latest Novelties_ ISOARD & SON, Le sehen Wholesale Liquor. Dealers, ' Poe RTO an Broad street, 4 Sewing Machines Repaired. its Britain, of course, members of rliament receive no salary, but jn16 By an expert workman. Apply at! New Zealand they stern) mys office of Singer Sewing Machine Co.,. $500; Japan, $800; South Australia, . Broad street. j21-1m ee Victoria, $1,500; France, $1,A Seca ee) we ertn a lia ueensland, $2,000; Canada, $2, Fine Butter. 000; Brazil, $8,000; Mexico, $3, eA Ww Co ery Butter, the United States, $5,000. best in the market, can be had of Phil} Not long ago a lady in Japan, during cadden, the sole agent. a25-tf . a slightillness, had 428 physi f physicians in Nevada City, Cal, . Sole Nevada County Agents UNION HOTEL ss al . Enterprise. Brewing Co,, Main Street, Nevada City, And No Wonder. Makers of FT — “‘Dootor, my daughter is fri BEST B tent. Maan THE WoRtDe **But, my dear madam, there is no . ‘We have thécelebrated ENT) \K BEER, and sell it at same & eters, “water at this resort.’’ . other keg hasnt ten teen: prien ai. J.B. Davis, San Juan, **No, but she has been reading a nov: Phil Mild * A. 8. Mangrom & wh, San Francisco, el called .* Waves, of Emotion * "De . 4 ‘ REPAIRS BOOTS A. B. Herdon, George ver tye MN “ _» » » AND ) SHOES BB HH ~. And makes W. J. Straijzht, Grass Valley, vy afseonee to order (than anywhere else Fae wor REMOVAL NOTICE. . ?= —“. NEW YORK BAKERY Fish, Fruit} Vegetabl ¢ Bear Cigar Factory eas ee rawnsr. LA Rose CARL ‘seast,” . tinue the manufacture aiding. i conoR tie aa THE BEST OF Wonk, FINE CIGARS, THE Come andSree.me at my new sta LOWEST OF Prices. iNway. jo He tt C. D. Francis, Willows, WILLA H ANDREWS, te ge : BROAD. STREET, } EA . ats Fish and. h and Crabs = gees [th Me W. WAGGONER, sve and § é i as in season. No. a aeaglenogt : pet ae Goods delivered Dre orem ANRRAL NIECE Te H. C. Weisenei C. F. McEgan, “ 1,.L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW ‘nomas Burton, Indiana Ranch, E. S. Fisher, Chicago, [11.,’ Sampson J. Cottell, Coos s Bay, Ore., a W. Clinton, W. J. Rogers, SHAW &SOWMAN, . than any where else . Dentists. « \ LS SECOND TO NONE. James Walsh, Eureka, Offiiee in Odd Bellows Buildin, Broad=trect . Give me _a trial, and for p ropeanein of W. A. Chandler, “ Nevada Cite. Cal. ork Mrs. L. D. Allen, Bear Valley, vine Pate WORK A SPKULALTY find I 1 work and low priees you wi : DS OF FILLINGS, thee Miss Myrie Allen, “ BALKACTING s41LLPULLY DON’, Bred Street, ® fo~ doors above Leutle & . i po Soyo oF 8

UA THE TRANSCRIPT a IS ITA MATTER OF TIME? Established Sept. 6, 1980, What Was Considered Modest and Proper . . by Naz. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA city, NEVADA GO.,, CALIFORNIA BROWN & & CALKINS. SATURDAY ‘TRACHERS’ CERTIFICATES. FX, Effect of.a Aaiak Supreme. Court De :ision. State Superintendent of Public Inate ction, Samuel T. Black, has forwa .cd copies of the following letter to e.u of the County and City Boards. of Education in the State: “Your attention is respectfully called} to the decision of the Supreme Court of this State, filed July 9, 1897, in th case of Edith Mitchell vs. the Board o Education of San Diego County. « “The Court holds that the Legislature has authority to .prescribe the rules that shall govern County Boards of Education in the control of ‘the: examination of teachers and the granting of teachers’ certificates, and that any rule adopted by said boards. in conflict with the statutes is null and void. “In this case the constitutionality of Section 1503 was in question, and the . Sapreme Court holds that the section ‘is constitutional and binding on County Boards of Education, and that any rule of such boards denying a: grammar grade certificate to any graduate of a California State Normal School is in excess of the power granted them by Section 1771, Political Code, and; therefore, of no force whatsoever. The full text of the decision ought to be on file * Hundred Years Ago. Modesty, as has often been said, “may almost be considered a matter of time and place. In the time of George III of . England, though the drapery was of the scantiest, it-was not considered delicate . . or refined to uncover the forehead. Some young ladies who had been abroad were . considered. bold:"looking because they . wore their hair Madonna fashion. La-. dies not in la premiere jeunesse very . generally wore wigs. The princesses, had their heads shaved and wore wige' ready dressed .and decorated for the evening to save time for the toilet. . Widows ‘almost always shaved their . ‘heads. L urray says her mother’s; beautiful tae was cut off for her deep, mourning, and she never wore anything . but a. wig in after years. . At Windsor castle in those days . luncheon was not, as it is now, a gen. eral meal. Each lady had a chicken, a plate of fruit anda bottle of king’s cup’ (the peel of:a lemon put to soak for’ some hours in cold water and then . sweetened with sugar) brought to her. room every day. Those were the days) for servants’ perquisites. On all the’! highest saints’ days a tinsel cross of . divers colors was placed on the tables , of the ladies or sent’ to their residences, . and a guinea ‘was understood to be due . in return. A bottle of-wine every two . days and unnecessary wax candles ‘were . the perquisites of the ladies’ maids. i Your Cough, like a dog’s bark, isa sign that ‘there is something foreign around which shouldn’t be there. Youcan quiet the noise, but the danger may be there just jthe same. SCOTT’S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil: is not a cough specific; it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does give such strength . to the body that it is able to throw off the disease. You know the old proverb of “the ounce of prevention?” Don’t neglect your cough. A book which wiJ teil you more on the subject/éent free on request./ Your druggist keeps Scott’s Emul sion of Cod-liver Oil, Put up in 50° cts. and $1.00 sizes, “ $COTT & BOWNE, New York. Candles were extinguished as soon as lif, to be carried off by servants. Pages were seen marching out before the ruyal family with a bottle of wine sticking out of each pocket, and the state page called regularly upon each person whc attended the drawing rooms, with bir . book, to receive the accustomed gratuity. The ladies in waiting then wore the Windsor uniform, which is at pres. ent confined to the gentlemen attend' ants, It was a blue cloth habit, nct long, as worn for riding, but the length of a gown, with buttons having a star The Best Made:. ‘Depot for: FRANK T. _ SMITH, The Leading Tailor of Nevada Pine ‘Street, Nevada City. ‘The. Best: Goods, The 'Bést Fit. :. The Cheapest Prices. “a ‘ A Fine y Business Suit _ For $25. ea Gata 8 County, ~~ BEEHIVE ERY J. J. JACKSON, wa) Agency: For--Mofiogram Whiskey “Blue” Label Catsup Shasta Avani Shasta Ginger Ale HOLD ON! HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you have priced the goods at the Branch Worder Store, sold at bargains at all times. our word for it, please call in and price our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing’ Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 3 pair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black ‘Hose; 3 pair’ for 25 =—=jcents. Proprietor Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, werth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents eae Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 2 5 cents,Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ve Cuffs, r 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 ec nts. All at ; . CoMMERCIAL STREET. hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. Gantt aan If you do not want to take". Men’s, Ladies’, Misses\and Children’s Shoes Misses’ and Chil~ THE BRANCH WONDER STORE,. to Bowtén to. ems ©. T. Worthley Washington yester D. Cassel of Sat Ybere on morning ti : Miss Ethel Mull mesday for Mills © » W. A. Chandler Graniteville last 1 Mrs. I. Williams visiting friends at . F. ©. Leutje ha extended trip to Se . Father Delmate rived here on the n Mrs. L. D. Allen came down from B Mrs. Annie Mati cisco is here visitin A. M. Hunt of Ba of the arrivals om 1 Miss Esther McB J. LEVY, a Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. here on a visit to E Miss G. Goyne, w friends at Washing yesterday. Micheal Hyman, ‘Francisco for the t will return home t The Misses Ness! Fancy Groceries— al PATE: POIS.: DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. panied by. Miss , visit here. Panl J. Merouy “morning from §a way to Downiev brother’s funeral. Gus Frandy and J And the writer evidently knows . pright ribbons flying out from the heads . . whereof he speaks—or writes. Can it of the female members of the family, be that the office has proven to be more . whose hair has been tightly plaited and of a public trust than a private snap, bound with cords during the week in and that disappointment. has resulted order to produce a holiday sensation in d theretvim? bushel pubs wei at ane back and a . @ Piey of Up-to-Date TYore”” Fe ele : ellike roundness in front. They LR ebbed , ‘ y and regale themselves and their friends ann“ ce will never take part in another one. ‘He. with a dinner of fried chicken, cake HIGH GRADE ie said the same thing several months ago . and watermelons after the meeting, Enlargements bat every time labor troubles spring up . rags -being:good enough to wear, hoecake thre may Debs be found ‘wagging the and bacon being good enough to eat, durIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. §.w of him and seeking to encourage . ing the week, Like his African ancestors, . @ !!¥ou are cordially invited to callf _ te gh a TRO rae bee surrounded with the motto, ‘‘Honi soit incidentally covers many dispu qui mal y pense” and a scarlet collar.-— points regarding the certification » of . Wow. York Herald. . teachers. 1a <slcmnneijmiemhlantigeite The American Negro It ts the most Its current is : be ‘ ‘ lo . common sense felt all. the time rf AMONG OUR EXCH ANGES gs typical negro tenant arrives at.a —, bet = a P. on the i y . new home in a mule wagon or ox cart Peres ; 71 BOS EN 66 with a bundle of rags, a frying pan and ag , a RN Day? $s Malt.. Pi clea, sek bastion re LET GOOD DIGESTION i at! a covey of ‘childrén, and he stays with YHEN YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIKD . ’ ee Some Wise Comments: and Others ‘Thet a landlord who may have saved him Were Toe wade. ate 2, Tely te nate Gamecock Whisky fu! quart: “in bulk, ~ gal. 50 WAIT ON pete Are Otherwise. from destitution by advancing proviMoe pogeoe de Electric, Relti that It haa ne eupeIxXL Whisky. on : 75 Olives “a I 25 : ‘ sions and dry goods only so long as the . -onveni cee ihectticliy ceupecly (ap! + ciVED aches Ciccuadts ook: : :

tS iced aiden pended! . ers who have sunk into financial ruin . meats oq ssi ieee ectecs Tae wea EASE 3 for « 50. Everything ‘else in proportion. happy, physical condition we aim to aug n of ni sS In newspaper -. by mortgaging their property have to the perfection of this ec ili . which now or ii *: about in our grocer de artment b hi vertising. In the’ face of such a state" yearly always been dragged into the . pliance of Wie Sad Ge tan meee. Waaer tt ate + * ARABIAN, ROAST” Coffee h k ag Nigdieee Th eroe ment has anyone the bardihood to say . slough by the effort to help their negroes . Riven it curce ite price Ie nothing, and ‘thie 1s the Side rat eee 8 Dogan’ cet for dainties and delicacies. There’s that advertising doesn’t pay? The . out of it. The crop made by the average one aimed at {n constructing Dr. Sanden’#’ . ieliatialicenileat 5 . oA nothing ‘GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. largest advertisers are men. of recognegro farmer is subject to many contin. Mpuree Classes of ‘Men ie Tall of t sides. bag Everything fresh and new and h nized business sagacity ‘who are in.the . Seucies besides those of the weather. erg eaten simply delight: pacer ae He does not hesitate to leave his field at <3 ony of eine 9 succeen of what they Fees most ia season pleasure calls DR.A. T, SANDER, 603 Market Street, For Vistas: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, rtak im. “Big meetings’’ he never can reISCO. ; Pasadena Star: It is said that, the . gist, and these take place during the im: vers the finest and purest in the market, only Grand Jury will investigate Whittier. . portant agricultural months of July and 5 ope "good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s We have no idea what the verdict. will! August, first at one church and then at ; a il s straight goods. be, but there exists,no doubt: in our another. . PHIL. G. “oe ADDE ; : mind of the result of a lunacy commisAfter the mules have been working Best : F RN ITURE N, Grocer, . bee ; SPORTSM sion’s inquiry into the mental condi-' aside Py ages bed re are 7 ik JY AES pt inal ie Beef tog Commercial Street, Nevada City. . , tion of a person who will serveas al”. eee i; te Scania! 2 aa ila: miles on Sundays, carrying wagon loads . . Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamer : YUndian Springs the of men, women and. children, long i evertisamante 4, ore y Butter. of Old Ff , “stock — pos ses cek siicanacjencine ciate pl “i SyMuMANTAMuiNmuuunusmaurM fru muunnr2 erect them in an pean Nevada City. In: my Studio I have an elegant dis= o ac S $5 4 FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly suppli extensive i fre ee oe ‘of: STAPLE AND FANCY (GROCERIES Of every description, Better 4 year, and to be m old folks that att Everything in the way of CANNED aa NIAAA TY uN ANUP eumumomunam? . an s. Give us a Trial Oriles * rT uMAAUT usuario Fruits and. Vegetables [ Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PI ANTS, yl have a neue ‘we a ‘residence on Sa . will have a stor lower sidé to hol Mrs. H. C. Mills stone wall and « structed in front erty on the sat property owners the same interes not be a. gree substan mething that . for lo, these mar much if not me mento street tha ‘fare in town a need of agéod:n a smooth sidewe Pring an Inprved. ) ’, winter ae recently’ enlarged our i Gold, Silver and Cop pper . Ores and Sulphurets 9) At the highest market i te for rates hefove price. ase Kinds “THAN ANY iene IN MEVADA CITY. f ‘ the American negro is miserable witbos strife and violence. Debs is a nuisance Ret 8 * R out jollifications.and feastings. If he . who should Le pean & abated, oma harro thens he will do a hard job of pee KINKEAD Ss. anemia) wor) een times.—Francis Albert Ms il v i WALKBD IN HIS SLBEP, . . Pe = Lssasi 7 ! or erences: S All Goods Sold at LIVING PRIC il John Brown's Ancestor. 6 ‘ Litt Son of John Poardon Mesls Seri-. 1 seems that John Brown of Osee Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed, watomie bad a narrow escape of not beous Injuries. ing born, for Winslow tells how his Democrat: Frankie, the seven-year-; Mayflower ancestor, Peter Browne, the old son of John Peardon, the Smartscone ee Goodman, wana nl C ville hotel-keeper, is suffering internal d off in the Plymouth woods one R h F S I Pas injuries that may yet prove of a serigir ee oan a or a e. sae beeen Pea ape alist, wight beating Prep lions roar and al. . : nam most, freezing their feet. Finally, ‘‘it his latest leave-taking of his bed. being. pleased God, from a high hill they ij) RRR RO last Tuesday night about 9 o’clock, at covered’? Saquish and Clark’s island in Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ great variety of other beau Pm be gh ist ani OTTO’S ICE CRE.am, . The Union Frait Store. 8 +8 Fe: HARBOV; JR, Propri etor, of our ores and comogetratin . Successor to ‘Ww 4 . Pioneer Reduction Works, suey e & McMath, “Hl Nevada Clty, Cal. Y which time his mother ‘was absent from . the bay, and so got back to the ‘‘randethe house, having gone to the postoffice . '¥uS.”’ as Winslow terms the fort on for the mail, Frankie climbed over. BOrial hill, ‘‘faint with travel and his brother, who shered the bed with want of victuals and -almost famished 40 acres good Farming Land, ¢ Good House and large Barn. THERE’S A TIME: 10 or 12 tons of Hay. me to sh ; ng; ands time to 8 with cold.’ Had they n ; 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow, nee: in % time for all things, him on the secoiid floor,walked through! Kansas might now be ef pabbygneegy br ie Thoroughbrace Wagon andj Jlarge theieorrest ‘me nor the hallway to the front porch and fell] it was otherwise: ordered. —Boston Letpre Wagon. thence to the street below, a distance . ter to Springfield (Mass. ) Republican, cas Giackens : Good Cellar and Storehouse. of fifteen feet. His mother found him All Farming I prostrate on the ground, when she reee saith ies: Umbrellas. place. tarned home. Dr. Holbrook, who atAn umbrella dealer cautions against Also 60 acres good ‘Timber Land; fine tended young Peardon, found that the . . the double use for sun and rain of a . Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearALL WATCHES ARE NOT “SPEER Leia The O. K. Paintei ‘liver was split, internal hemorrhages ‘ sa : 4 oper ae eeaphsenbetrgpeled by Spry ier tome ig ; fates ete see : 8 Oil lasts, then it splits and up a good country home. resulting. Although the physician re-. erack oor ports the boy as much aitcoced ‘des; the oil ig valet a A folding umtut . TEE JE — BR CH AS. P ECO R, BRAND'S } The sun dries out . ., A270’ wanting such a place will get he has fears that inflammation of the. brella is to be found at some of the . A Great Bargain. Corner Pine and Commercial st streets. arts will eet in: shops which will pack in an. ordi P omy . For terms and particulars enquire of . Broad Street, Near Pine. . « A Reliable Timekeeper. prea ate, . . a a pain he COGL, SHARP BEER. House: Painting Neatly and Quickly Do: Paper Ha ngin He knows how to draw it, dt ee Dove ey ae Cool and Refreshing. H is alwov Sign Painting, , raining, All kinds of Win Prices to suit Rooms in conmaghor®: "Private . 0M application, the times. Estimates giv _. H. L. SWEENEY. Nevada City Transfer Co. ‘. gOsders ovada Gite Penne to me throw DRAYING : “AND HAULING. Parti nie: tation of — ion pa > OOD f ce afer t atria patie SCHMIDT BROS. pret LEADING CIGAR TRALERS, to eedecesecer cone «NevedaCity Cal LEADING A rae Notertt © Cent Cigar —_ 14 inch satchel.—New York Post. CHRIS. WEBER, en Upper West Broad Street. A Full Stock ‘of Jewelry Ipeledive. * the Latest Novelties_ ISOARD & SON, Le sehen Wholesale Liquor. Dealers, ' Poe RTO an Broad street, 4 Sewing Machines Repaired. its Britain, of course, members of rliament receive no salary, but jn16 By an expert workman. Apply at! New Zealand they stern) mys office of Singer Sewing Machine Co.,. $500; Japan, $800; South Australia, . Broad street. j21-1m ee Victoria, $1,500; France, $1,A Seca ee) we ertn a lia ueensland, $2,000; Canada, $2, Fine Butter. 000; Brazil, $8,000; Mexico, $3, eA Ww Co ery Butter, the United States, $5,000. best in the market, can be had of Phil} Not long ago a lady in Japan, during cadden, the sole agent. a25-tf . a slightillness, had 428 physi f physicians in Nevada City, Cal, . Sole Nevada County Agents UNION HOTEL ss al . Enterprise. Brewing Co,, Main Street, Nevada City, And No Wonder. Makers of FT — “‘Dootor, my daughter is fri BEST B tent. Maan THE WoRtDe **But, my dear madam, there is no . ‘We have thécelebrated ENT) \K BEER, and sell it at same & eters, “water at this resort.’’ . other keg hasnt ten teen: prien ai. J.B. Davis, San Juan, **No, but she has been reading a nov: Phil Mild * A. 8. Mangrom & wh, San Francisco, el called .* Waves, of Emotion * "De . 4 ‘ REPAIRS BOOTS A. B. Herdon, George ver tye MN “ _» » » AND ) SHOES BB HH ~. And makes W. J. Straijzht, Grass Valley, vy afseonee to order (than anywhere else Fae wor REMOVAL NOTICE. . ?= —“. NEW YORK BAKERY Fish, Fruit} Vegetabl ¢ Bear Cigar Factory eas ee rawnsr. LA Rose CARL ‘seast,” . tinue the manufacture aiding. i conoR tie aa THE BEST OF Wonk, FINE CIGARS, THE Come andSree.me at my new sta LOWEST OF Prices.. iNway. jo He tt C. D. Francis, Willows, WILLA H ANDREWS, te ge : BROAD. STREET, } EA . ats Fish and. h and Crabs = gees [th Me W. WAGGONER, sve and § é i as in season. No. a aeaglenogt : pet ae Goods delivered Dre orem ANRRAL NIECE Te H. C. Weisenei C. F. McEgan, “ 1,.L. BOWMAN. J. F. SHAW ‘nomas Burton, Indiana Ranch, E. S. Fisher, Chicago, [11.,’ Sampson J. Cottell, Coos s Bay, Ore., a W. Clinton, W. J. Rogers, SHAW &SOWMAN, . than any where else . Dentists. « \ LS SECOND TO NONE. James Walsh, Eureka, Offiiee in Odd Bellows Buildin, Broad=trect . Give me _a trial, and for p ropeanein of W. A. Chandler, “ Nevada Cite. Cal. ork Mrs. L. D. Allen, Bear Valley, vine Pate WORK A SPKULALTY find I 1 work and low priees you wi : DS OF FILLINGS, thee Miss Myrie Allen, “ BALKACTING s41LLPULLY DON’, Bred Street, ® fo~ doors above Leutle & . i po Soyo oF 8