July 5, 1904 (4 pages)

i unity: of NeALPH GAY. a fee ie rahe. loningdes: To. 17. Re ja. uty Sheriff. laintiffs. t day of July yl ing ReyNevada. QF THE lows: ch One Hunthin the corvada for Eire our Cents on all {the ity of ayable on the hereby levied 04, by the folegler, Shaw, APMAN, of trustees. [zaQLER Cierk, 4 é ve, in she eine 8 assessments h day of July, dvertised for who apie ba 54) SE 4, NB NE to prove } and cultiva1 Wi mast of da City, Cal: 3, Register. saaleluniuneamaminnmes nee) Stable, ehsage Hotel 43D YRAR—NO, 12,142 ° ~1HE TRANSCRIPT . NAT. P. BROWN...Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. — SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12% Cts:'a Week to execed five lines inheading for % cents a A cottage of seven rooms on Nevada street is offered for rent at $12 per month. Enquire at this office. mnl7-tf at Fel ‘a Nursery, Nevads pepe ee Cal, Grades for hotels and mills, a ta vee 100 . pounds, a hiverisomats Wanted. 4 Trustworthy renal or Lady in éa0l éach county to manage business for an lished house of solid financ:al standing. y straight, bona fide weekly salary of $18 paid by cheek each Monday with ‘ne expenses z rest from aig, on vocal M padibe onto ‘or expenses. Enc! enve meenaer, 870 Caxton Bidg., Chicago. e0-—-0-—-0-0--0--0-0-0--0-0-—-0Hotel Netherland 18 Turk Street Near Market St., San Francisc>, Cal EW seven-story fireproof hotel just opened; steam heat, electricity and long distance telephone in every room; elegantly furRished, one block from leadin theaters; be re pa mably Rnest sane on the Pacific hotel %. Take Market Street cars to Street. : vaio : nl 00 Souda in Refraction arte armrest fe the only Specialist Francisco on ane Science Registered andes State try. has never had a case to i@ hes sent in his 575tb ite Episcopal Church. Hours—9 a. m. to 4 Pp. rexcept Monday. vs by patrons allowed fare ‘Dealers in— ruit and Vegetables EB ie a Yaspberries, Cherries, Strawberries, immer Squash, Tomatoes, Green Peas “gnd Beans, received fresh every day; “also all other kinds of new fruite and 4 rn in season. Main street, near the Plaza OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. 444444 I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. .Nevada City, Cal. Cool and Sharp p. drawn by us. We = " tee alty of keeping only the my : aleo serve other ‘) currence. ce $5 taken. into the circulation, break out of the system. = Dye ‘Poisoning from wearing colored -under-clothing’ and hosiery is of frequent ocand.acids used in polishing, tee Through the Sin’ TO THE BLOOD. Some of the ‘seit stubborn diseases enter into the + her through the pores of the skin. ‘ i son Oak and Ivy and other noxious wild plants, when afresh each season, ~ and linger.on for years unless antidoted and oes out Fe ol tee The juices of POISON OAK FOR FIGHT rRaEs. ‘When eight years old I Mang poison oak, and it reg Spec oe every Spring for eighteen years. Someone Workers in Lead, Brass, cousinaiited 6. 8. 8. Satoh. cured me completaly,, -and other metals are often and Beye ral seasons. poisoned by the. chemicals ¢ : —"s x line . arid the dust.and filings settling upon the skin. handon me Thave seen no signs of the MRS. A. N. BENNETT. 4 The diseases that enter the system by absorption. or through the pores are as deep-seated and dangerous aS any, and cannot be reached by washes, salves, soaps’ or other external remedies. he blood must be purified before getting . ’ permanently rid of the disease. the blo blood, ading it of the original poison and resaute it to a healthy, normal condition. : S. S. is guaranteed entirely vegetable, and.an unrivaled blood purifier, Sark all impurities removed from the blood,.the sores. and eruptions disappear from the skin. medical advice or any information about your case ; tage THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs S. S. S. acts upon Write-us should you desire this will cost you noth— —————— = EA EEE Fa / oo HAFITIYT . Ss = ~~ ee I want to see the Filypinos livin’ on the plain, An’ the men from France and Borneoa-carryin’ their dirks, ea is o' side shows—there’s the kind o° thin; Neches 1 gotoned when I travel down the Pike. —“A Ballad of the Pike,” by Wallace Irwin. Copy$67.22 August 8,9, 10,18, 19; September : Réturn limit, ninety days. Line, as siéeping cars; dinin ‘Main Botnioce World’s Fair. bes secon nanttrmimk agri Call or write, C. A. Rurusspors, D. System Thr a An’ the dawnin’o’' creation an’ the sinkin’ o’ the Maine, An’ other great inventions, like the Chinees an’ the Turks, tighted by Collier’ eWeekly. Published by permission. Pe af Take the Rock Island System and you go OEE thro” without change. Scenic or Southern’ ‘93 fee Standard and tourist +a g cars. Trains stop at Sones 623 Market Street, San Francisco. 7 To St. Louls and Return May 11, 12,13; Jane yale wnrednedg) Rae Ubspay 4 39455 Full information on request. P.A., ; printed on a separate card. .The host Cross Missouri River and Obicago. Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Less than three days to Obicago wit! Eastern Express. Free Reclining Chair Oars. Atlantic Express. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C, or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. : lowa and On The only Double Track Railway Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys. The most Luxurious Train in the. World. Bilectric lighted throughoat. Buffet smoking-cars: with barber end bath, Booklovers Library, Dine Oars, Standard and Compartment Sleeping Cars and Obese: hout change. i Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p.m. . Through Standard and Tourist Slepring Cars to Chicago. sitrraaer i Vestibuled. Leaves San Franciseo at 9:00 a. m. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wodbbodage, Thursdays and Fridays. 617 Market St. (Palace Hotel) me Francisco. IHinois Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. The best of everything. & Northwestern Ry. The great Count Saigo was an instructive. example of the habit of mind a #0 in. his. letsure time in playing chess in from the outposts, each disheartening than the last. . ’ it still went on playiig utmost good humor ery continued among ~ Yet another messentposts came in, which companions .went on move, sir,” were the dke the absorption of the when there was. a in the game at which he could pede 483 fy ae ! ai Tia any at a EE gome one to send for his sword. bearer. The mah advanced and immediately “received -his orders. A few seconds’ later Count Saigo’s body and head had . been separated at one heavy blow. Favorite Japanese Card Game. A favorite card game of the Japanese ia played as follows: One. hundred well . ) known proverbs are selected, each divided into twe parts and. each part of the evening has the hundred first halves, which he reads aloud, one by one, the hundred second halves sre} dealt to. the other players, who place their hands face upward on the “tatami,” op thick mat of rice straw, on which they sit. As the first half of any proverb is read the holder of the second half throws it out, or if he sees it unnoticed among his neighbor’s cards seizes it and gives him one of ‘his-own. The player who is first “out” wins. It is a very simple game, but: it affords. great entertainment to the players, for the quicksighted and keen witted are constantly seizing the cards of. their duller and slower neighbors, and this leads to much laughter and many good natured sarcasms,—WestForestalied. Crook (genially) ᐀䈀礀 Jove! I’m glad to see you, neighbor. How are you, and how are all the folks? How— Farmer. Broadhead .(grimly).—-Wa-al, young. man, what’s your little game— green, goods. or runnin’ for office?— Puck. i A Cynic on Marriage. “Of course a bachelor. knows more about marriage than a married man,” @ays Malthugavinius, the mediaeval cynic. “The best proof of this propositon ig that the bachelor did not mar4. The Other Extreme. Parke—Poor Pilter!His wife ia a spendthrift. Is there anything worse, I wonder, than a wife that’s too. extravagant? Tame—Oh, yes; one that’s too economica]!—Brooklyn Life. The World's Fair Route; In connection with the OUTHERN PACIFIC CO. and DENVER AND RIO GRANDE SYSTEM @eenic Line of the World Operates Dally Through Pullman Sleepers to St. Louis C. H. LEHNERS, M. D Physician and Surgeon re . FFICE—Tiley Building — Hours, 2 to 4and 7 to9 p. m. Tel. West 4) Leeve calis at Vintons Have your pietares framed Have Your Picture Taken at the leading photographie studio ia Northern Oatifornia, All work aranteed and equal to any done in the State. Come and See. Nevada City & Grase Valley Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. (Blacksmith Business . For Sale. The Plaza Blacksmith Shop, doing a fine business. Pens 4 stocked with fiestclass tools. for the right. party. For apply to A Mii A. A. ATTKISSON, Ee nt See, Nevada City Hiss Veda B. Gourley Stenographer Legal pure and Gerreupendiones promptly attended to. mschenge, oppoett Spel Aston -NEVADA CITY, OAL. New Dieeetcry . For (3ygge ni" Tite t and Cure: Money back if it fails. Trial Bottles free. A Perfect. For. All Lang Trou Se ee 22 Fee: flonday, July 25th, 1904, A Srensp ncaa te = ASN. N. Hteblnegn, C. 3, Ones " Ria Jous A. Ear, Seorgtary. &, A eplendid opportunity . ‘ particulars Tourist Sleepers and Personally Conducted Excursions to Chicago and St. Louis TICKET OFFICES: Sacramento 1017 nd 8t. an Jose 11 E. Santa Clara St. Oakland + + 1118 Broadway San Francisco 625 Market St. / WJ. SHOTWELL, F General-Agent -San.,Francisco bens et fee beficbn repieay S-xtm o me The Famous Case of Lorarquen of the Lyons Maiti. . Pea have The most famous of all cases of mls flame Ae ‘courier of < pr whi has been so vividly brought home to. us through the dramatic ‘play based upon it, Lesurques was aed iden’ scale Sines victed. -.Yet at the seventh edgy a “woman came into court and declared his’ innocen ¢ that the witDuboscqy whom'.be: She was the confidant of one of 74 gang who had planned and carried out the robbery. But her -testimony,.al-. though corroborated by other confederates, was rejected, and Lesurques recéived sehtence: of ‘death; Lesurques died. -protesting bis innocence to the last. Four years elapsed before Duboseq ; was. eaptured., In; the interval others of the gang had passed through ; the hands:.of;.the police, but the prime mover was only now taken. Even then he: twice -escaped. from prison. When finally he was put on his trial and the-judge ordered a fair wig; such as Lesurques had ‘worn, to be placed on his head, the strange likeness was immediately apparent. He denied his guilt, but was convicted and guillotined. Thus two men suffered for one offense. ES A Gexions Ferry. Captain. Hambro, -while traveling among the Kagaks of Turkestan, dis covered a curious way of taking a heavily laden boat across a broad river. The method consisted in piling up tke boat as full as it would-hold with. . out sinking of all the persons and al] their baggage that it was desired to take across. Then .the. boat was latnched. There, were no-oars and no sails. The motive power was supplied by the horses, the cattle, the sheep and the goats of the:nomadi¢ and: pastoral people ssvimming in.front and alongside and so by. degrees that: were-far more slow than they were sure towing the boat to the other side. In one instance which Captain Hambro mentions the river that a party crossed in this manner was 200 yards wide, Enlarging the Chest. Any one can increase the size of his chest two or three. inches. in.as.many months without the use of any apparatus or mechanical contrivance whatever. When he rises in ‘the morning let him go out into the purest air he ean: find,-raise bis arms to the height of. shoulders, the palms downward, then, while inhaling 9 deep breath, ‘gradually. extend them upward, until the backs of the hands touch above his . head. . De this ;a dozen. times. every moruing, and the result will be a. chest development that will surprise any one who has not made the experiment. Driven To (Cesperaion. . od gp Sha ep ont of the way pew remote m ‘civilization, a famfty is often driven to desperation in. case of accident, resulting in Burns, Outs, Wounds, Uleers, etc. Ley ine supply of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 250, at Vinton’s Drug Store. Embroidery Lessons . Given on Mouday and Friday mad }noons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, . Transcript Building, Oommercial . St: eet. “tf. ee Seed Talk tion and advice on seeds, planting, etc,, in our new, amply and beaatiMailed free on request. ALL SEEDS FOR FARM AND. GARDEN Fruit Trees and Osnamental Plante’ COX SEED. Co. : 411, 413, ais. dindemd: Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; THE FIRST LARGEST IN THE WORLD: /Theltutual will provide you with an batter.for 16 years. At the end. of that ste written. a It wills "BREVARD D. AMERICA LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY OVER $400,000,000 BACK OF ITS POLIOY CONTRAOTS. Life Ins. Co. income and an estate, If you are.in good beelth the Mutual Life will make this contract with you: At the end of 15 years it will pay you $500, and $500 each and every year time it will aleo pay you 45000 cash. Larger.and smaller amounts in proportion. Any contract ineuranes in the fntual Life-has ust issued to James B. Colgate a policy tor the sol rate in proportion and give you the Sener Cc. EB v SAUNDERS, ’ District Manager, 407 J Street, Sacramento, Osl. SINCLAIR, {Special Agent#Nevade; City. Bt: b tor eaten . WH oe het’ & @ & a! oF vale IN ‘pha. dl ale ae oer Me Sy Et oe tives of Criminals, Angus Hamilton in his book on KoTea <8 7B: “The inhabitants are A wi eerie tae tote gracefp are, ré, infinite chagm and variety in the gaily life of Kock. The natives take tional incapac gaan St oe: if there: were do but indulge in a gentle ead the brilliant sunshine or to sit cross legged thin the shades of thejr.houses, Int , sNething could ‘ eharacter of heir pectliat costum Se vigorous movement. The stolid. dignity of their appearance and their’stately demeanor ‘add ‘Vastly to the picturesqueness of the street scenes. The white coated, white.tronsered, white-socked, slowly striding population is irresistibly faanating to the.eye," . Here are some of the punishments prescribed by ‘Korean law: Treason, man—Decapitated, together with male relattves to the fifth degree, Mother, wife and daughter poisoned or reduced to slavery. Treason, woman—Poisoned. Murder,, man—Decapitated,; polsoned. Murder, woman—Strangled or ‘poisoned.’ Arson, -man--Strangled = or poisoned, Wife poisoned. Arson, woman—Polsoned. Theft, man—Strangled, decapitated or banished. Wife reduced , to.slayery; confiscation of all .property. ; Desecration of graves—Decapitated,: together with male. relatives to:the fifth degree, Mother, wife and danghter --polsoned, . Counterfeiting— Strangulation or decapitation. Wife poisoned, A Stiteh In the Side. A “stitch in the side” is the popular and expressive term for a sharp stab , felt: inz the side; an acute spasm,. producing pain, likethe thrust of a needle, which is felt especially in the inter. costal muscles, Probably its simplest nected with respiration and frequently bronght on by; violent exercise after a full meal, in which there is a greater accumulation of carbonic acid than can be readily -assimilated or carried off. Such slight stitch is often removed by j Stooping; hence the old time popular temedy was to make the sign of the cross upon the foot,Such a stitch is also associated with pleurisy, and then it is catsed by a stretching of the not uncommon adhesions between two pleuritic surfaces. At other times the source is neuralgia. tn any case to persist in muscular exertion when the stitch ig severe is to take a great riak. __.,,4m Easy Lesson, “*T am ‘supposed to die of a broken heart.” said the unmanageable actress. “Now, how am I to know how a peradn with a;broken heart behaves?’ . “Tl tell you what to do,” answered the plain spoken: manager, “You study the author of this play after he sees your firet performance of it.” “if you want ® good, coo! drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see ‘Vm, Barr. GQOD BARGAIN. A seven-room cottage on Long street.ie offered for sale. Qail at once and you can get it at your own price. jun8 FRED E BROWN, Good Meats Oolley Brothers havethe very-best of beef, pork, mutton and veel on hand at all times pore Fer &.g004,c001, cherp ginss of beer ea]? at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Got. +e Headache Saps Yeur Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of »Headache, Oure. will. c1re one;” re neuralgia, ie and Ws box. es For sale by 4. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Queer Ways of Punishing the Relaj leasures passively, and their form ia due to muscular cramp con-. . . RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & co. en IS Startling Evidence. _ Prealt testimony in great’ quantity, jg conte tly coming in, declaring Dr. g's New Discovery for Consamption; Coughs and Oolds to be unpoco Ae _A recent expression from T. xr 2. MePureeh Bentorvilie, Va., serves exethple. He writes: “I had Bronehitis for three years and Ler eve all the time without being Then I began taking Dr. very, aud a few bottea. wholly. cured.me.” Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Ooneumption, Pneumonia and one. Guaranteed by. W. D. Vintop, Draggist. Trial bottles free sizes, sizes 50c, and-$1.00.New Schedule, Carson & Colo_.fado Railroad. Traine on Oaraon & Qoiorado Rail fead run. daily between Mound House and Keeler, without stopover at HawShorree as formerly. Leave Mound House 11:00 a. m., arrive at Keeler 7 a, m. next day; fonve Keeler 7 :20 p, m., arrive at Mound House 4:45 p, m., connecting at Sodaville for Tonopah. tf Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jas. Oairns, the well known barness and saddilery dealer, has now in stock @ fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and bat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 86 cents up. tf When doctors disagree, drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., Nor. 2981 Battery et., near Market, 8S. F. CATARRH. . E.y’s CREAM BALM Thia Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. OFFICE OF THE Assessor ot Nevada County POLL TAX NOTICE NORE Is core GIVEN Taat the State Poll Tax of Two Dollars for re year, 1904 is now due and the Assessor’s office, at the Court House, or toa gn Deputy Assessor O of the Politieel Code” reads as follows: Every male ‘nhabitant of the State over twenty-one and under sixty years of age must annually pay a poll tax of two dollars, which is Payable on Demand and must be paid between the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH AND THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY Thereafter it shall be three dollars. Sec. 8846 of the = Code maken, mitghe the duty of the A of every petson lable” ‘hereton, ity on the neglect or refusal of such — D pay. he must collect by seizure a any personal property owned by such pclae Under Sections 429 to 485 every person who refuses to give his own name or the nace of any persen 1n nis employ, or who in moy asanee obstructs tne assessor Or any is deputies in the collection of the State Doll Tax, is guilty of a mjsdemeanor, and liable to a fine of or begs peng in the County Jail, or both such fine and imprisov ment. Only those persons under twenty-one or over sixty years of. age sre exempt. Poll Tax must be paid on demand, HENRY C. SCHROEDER Asseszor of Nevada County. STEAM BEER Fancy Drinks, The best of Wine, Cigars, etc. on always be found at the favorite ree sort of Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased me ne. It cures aterth and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores Senses of Taste and Sme Easy to use. —no injurious drags, into. the nostrile and absorbed. e Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St. New York ARARRIIANIARAANY Relieves Kidney & Bladder troubles at once, CAPSULES Each Capsule the name Beware of useless counterfel MAITLAND BROS In Their New Saloon! Bava moves into their new carters »n Com. Y street and invite ail theiz former patrons to call seo them. They wil! make it a point to serve be fires’ trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed rinks a Speciaity.: MAITLAND BROS. Props. Comm #raie! stat the wrong time. Something teed to do what weciaim for it. It has goods. ‘THE ELATERIT eect ncn A Guaranteed Roo FING @ill satisfy these requirements and many more. repos the kind to have. Something thing that won’t give thet willstaond hard asage. ELATERIt ia. guaranbeen on the market for over twelve years, and is offered strictly on its-own merite, not on the demerits of other Write for prices and informatiaa, E ROOFING CO. aia Market St., San Francisco NEVADA CITY, = ©® = Agants far Paid’ atee’ Savings, Loan Companies. BDWARD J. MORGAN . BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents CALIFORNIA and Building Co., of San Francisco, (+ Will doa general Real Estate business. Houses bought and soid on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. _, Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insrrance ‘References— The business men of Nevada City. Removal of Office DR. A. BAREKAN Specialist for Diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices tc Mutual Savings Bank Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market stroat, San Franci oO. Free Gas Service for 60 Days Only Better take ‘advantage of it. One week has passed already. The 60days will be gone before you know it and then you'll kick yourself because you didn’t take up oar offer. Absolutely Free That’s our offer. We pat in every connection up to 100 feet, connect up your gas range and pat it in shape for cooking, and we don’t charge you a cent for the work, time pipe or material. We do this for sixty days merely to introduce gas as a summer fuel, Ranges Sold Below Cost That is below what others cam buy them for. Because cur company buys them in carload lots direct from the factory. Get inside prices, saves wholesalers’ commissions. Come in and talk this over with us Remember, gas isthe coolest and most economical fuel in the world, for sammer, Hovada County Gas & Electric(o., able at. The Best Meal in Town So say everybody who dines at the New York Hotel. We aim to treat all nicely and feed you well, and-to make you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our rooms are light and airy aad the beds soft and comfortable. Call around and see, New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop.

i unity: of NeALPH GAY. a fee ie rahe. loningdes: To. 17. Re ja. uty Sheriff. laintiffs. t day of July yl ing ReyNevada. QF THE lows: ch One Hunthin the corvada for Eire our Cents on all {the ity of ayable on the hereby levied 04, by the folegler, Shaw, APMAN, of trustees. [zaQLER Cierk, 4 é ve, in she eine 8 assessments h day of July, dvertised for who apie ba 54) SE 4, NB NE to prove } and cultiva1 Wi mast of da City, Cal: 3, Register. saaleluniuneamaminnmes nee) Stable, ehsage Hotel 43D YRAR—NO, 12,142 ° ~1HE TRANSCRIPT . NAT. P. BROWN.....Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. — SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12% Cts:'a Week to execed five lines inheading for % cents a A cottage of seven rooms on Nevada street is offered for rent at $12 per month. Enquire at this office. mnl7-tf at Fel ‘a Nursery, Nevads pepe ee Cal, Grades for hotels and mills, a ta vee 100 . pounds, a hiverisomats Wanted. 4 Trustworthy renal or Lady in éa0l éach county to manage business for an lished house of solid financ:al standing. y straight, bona fide weekly salary of $18 paid by cheek each Monday with ‘ne expenses z rest from aig, on vocal M padibe onto ‘or expenses. Enc! enve meenaer, 870 Caxton Bidg., Chicago. e0-—-0-—-0-0--0--0-0-0--0-0-—-0Hotel Netherland 18 Turk Street Near Market St., San Francisc>, Cal EW seven-story fireproof hotel just opened; steam heat, electricity and long distance telephone in every room; elegantly furRished, one block from leadin theaters; be re pa mably Rnest sane on the Pacific hotel %. Take Market Street cars to Street. : vaio : nl 00 Souda in Refraction arte armrest fe the only Specialist Francisco on ane Science Registered andes State try. has never had a case to i@ hes sent in his 575tb ite Episcopal Church. Hours—9 a. m. to 4 Pp. rexcept Monday. vs by patrons allowed fare ‘Dealers in— ruit and Vegetables EB ie a Yaspberries, Cherries, Strawberries, immer Squash, Tomatoes, Green Peas “gnd Beans, received fresh every day; “also all other kinds of new fruite and 4 rn in season. Main street, near the Plaza OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. 444444 I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. .Nevada City, Cal. Cool and Sharp p. drawn by us. We = " tee alty of keeping only the my : aleo serve other ‘) currence. ce $5 taken. into the circulation, break out of the system. = Dye ‘Poisoning from wearing colored -under-clothing’ and hosiery is of frequent ocand.acids used in polishing, tee Through the Sin’ TO THE BLOOD. Some of the ‘seit stubborn diseases enter into the + her through the pores of the skin. ‘ i son Oak and Ivy and other noxious wild plants, when afresh each season, ~ and linger.on for years unless antidoted and oes out Fe ol tee The juices of POISON OAK FOR FIGHT rRaEs. ‘When eight years old I Mang poison oak, and it reg Spec oe every Spring for eighteen years. Someone Workers in Lead, Brass, cousinaiited 6. 8. 8. Satoh. cured me completaly,, -and other metals are often and Beye ral seasons. poisoned by the. chemicals ¢ : —"s x line . arid the dust.and filings settling upon the skin. handon me Thave seen no signs of the MRS. A. N. BENNETT. 4 The diseases that enter the system by absorption. or through the pores are as deep-seated and dangerous aS any, and cannot be reached by washes, salves, soaps’ or other external remedies. he blood must be purified before getting . ’ permanently rid of the disease. the blo blood, ading it of the original poison and resaute it to a healthy, normal condition. : S. S. is guaranteed entirely vegetable, and.an unrivaled blood purifier, Sark all impurities removed from the blood,.the sores. and eruptions disappear from the skin. medical advice or any information about your case ; tage THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs S. S. S. acts upon Write-us should you desire this will cost you noth— —————— = EA EEE Fa / oo HAFITIYT . Ss = ~~ ee I want to see the Filypinos livin’ on the plain, An’ the men from France and Borneoa-carryin’ their dirks, ea is o' side shows—there’s the kind o° thin; Neches 1 gotoned when I travel down the Pike. —“A Ballad of the Pike,” by Wallace Irwin. Copy$67.22 August 8,9, 10,18, 19; September : Réturn limit, ninety days. Line, as siéeping cars; dinin ‘Main Botnioce World’s Fair. bes secon nanttrmimk agri Call or write, C. A. Rurusspors, D. System Thr a An’ the dawnin’o’' creation an’ the sinkin’ o’ the Maine, An’ other great inventions, like the Chinees an’ the Turks, tighted by Collier’ eWeekly. Published by permission. Pe af Take the Rock Island System and you go OEE thro” without change. Scenic or Southern’ ‘93 fee Standard and tourist +a g cars. Trains stop at Sones 623 Market Street, San Francisco. 7 To St. Louls and Return May 11, 12,13; Jane yale wnrednedg) Rae Ubspay 4 39455 Full information on request. P.A., ; printed on a separate card. .The host Cross Missouri River and Obicago. Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Less than three days to Obicago wit! Eastern Express. Free Reclining Chair Oars. Atlantic Express. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C, or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. : lowa and On The only Double Track Railway Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys. The most Luxurious Train in the. World. Bilectric lighted throughoat. Buffet smoking-cars: with barber end bath, Booklovers Library, Dine Oars, Standard and Compartment Sleeping Cars and Obese: hout change. i Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p.m. . Through Standard and Tourist Slepring Cars to Chicago. sitrraaer i Vestibuled. Leaves San Franciseo at 9:00 a. m. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wodbbodage, Thursdays and Fridays. 617 Market St. (Palace Hotel) me Francisco. IHinois Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. The best of everything. & Northwestern Ry. The great Count Saigo was an instructive. example of the habit of mind a #0 in. his. letsure time in playing chess in from the outposts, each disheartening than the last. . ’ it still went on playiig utmost good humor ery continued among ~ Yet another messentposts came in, which companions .went on move, sir,” were the dke the absorption of the when there was. a in the game at which he could pede 483 fy ae ! ai Tia any at a EE gome one to send for his sword. bearer. The mah advanced and immediately “received -his orders. A few seconds’ later Count Saigo’s body and head had . been separated at one heavy blow. Favorite Japanese Card Game. A favorite card game of the Japanese ia played as follows: One. hundred well . ) known proverbs are selected, each divided into twe parts and. each part of the evening has the hundred first halves, which he reads aloud, one by one, the hundred second halves sre} dealt to. the other players, who place their hands face upward on the “tatami,” op thick mat of rice straw, on which they sit. As the first half of any proverb is read the holder of the second half throws it out, or if he sees it unnoticed among his neighbor’s cards seizes it and gives him one of ‘his-own. The player who is first “out” wins. It is a very simple game, but: it affords. great entertainment to the players, for the quicksighted and keen witted are constantly seizing the cards of. their duller and slower neighbors, and this leads to much laughter and many good natured sarcasms,—WestForestalied. Crook (genially) ᐀䈀礀 Jove! I’m glad to see you, neighbor. How are you, and how are all the folks? How— Farmer. Broadhead .(grimly).—-Wa-al, young. man, what’s your little game— green, goods. or runnin’ for office?— Puck. i A Cynic on Marriage. “Of course a bachelor. knows more about marriage than a married man,” @ays Malthugavinius, the mediaeval cynic.. “The best proof of this propositon ig that the bachelor did not mar4. The Other Extreme. Parke—Poor Pilter!His wife ia a spendthrift.. Is there anything worse, I wonder, than a wife that’s too. extravagant? Tame—Oh, yes; one that’s too economica]!—Brooklyn Life. The World's Fair Route; In connection with the OUTHERN PACIFIC CO. and DENVER AND RIO GRANDE SYSTEM @eenic Line of the World Operates Dally Through Pullman Sleepers to St. Louis C. H. LEHNERS, M. D Physician and Surgeon re . FFICE—Tiley Building — Hours, 2 to 4and 7 to9 p. m. Tel. West 4) Leeve calis at Vintons Have your pietares framed Have Your Picture Taken at the leading photographie studio ia Northern Oatifornia, All work aranteed and equal to any done in the State. Come and See. Nevada City & Grase Valley Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. (Blacksmith Business . For Sale.. The Plaza Blacksmith Shop, doing a fine business. Pens 4 stocked with fiestclass tools. for the right. party. For apply to A Mii A. A. ATTKISSON, Ee nt See, Nevada City Hiss Veda B. Gourley Stenographer Legal pure and Gerreupendiones promptly attended to. mschenge, oppoett Spel Aston -NEVADA CITY, OAL. New Dieeetcry . For (3ygge ni" Tite t and Cure: Money back if it fails. Trial Bottles free. A Perfect. For. All Lang Trou Se ee 22 Fee: flonday, July 25th, 1904, A Srensp ncaa te = ASN. N. Hteblnegn, C. 3, Ones " Ria Jous A. Ear, Seorgtary. &, A eplendid opportunity . ‘ particulars Tourist Sleepers and Personally Conducted Excursions to Chicago and St. Louis TICKET OFFICES: Sacramento 1017 nd 8t. an Jose 11 E. Santa Clara St. Oakland + + 1118 Broadway San Francisco 625 Market St. / WJ. SHOTWELL, F General-Agent -San.,Francisco bens et fee beficbn repieay S-xtm o me The Famous Case of Lorarquen of the Lyons Maiti. . Pea have The most famous of all cases of mls flame Ae ‘courier of < pr whi has been so vividly brought home to. us through the dramatic ‘play based upon it, Lesurques was aed iden’ scale Sines victed. -.Yet at the seventh edgy a “woman came into court and declared his’ innocen ¢ that the witDuboscqy whom'.be: She was the confidant of one of 74 gang who had planned and carried out the robbery. But her -testimony,.al-. though corroborated by other confederates, was rejected, and Lesurques recéived sehtence: of ‘death; Lesurques died. -protesting bis innocence to the last. Four years elapsed before Duboseq ; was. eaptured., In; the interval

others of the gang had passed through ; the hands:.of;.the police, but the prime mover was only now taken. Even then he: twice -escaped. from prison. When finally he was put on his trial and the-judge ordered a fair wig; such as Lesurques had ‘worn, to be placed on his head, the strange likeness was immediately apparent. He denied his guilt, but was convicted and guillotined. Thus two men suffered for one offense. ES A Gexions Ferry. Captain. Hambro, -while traveling among the Kagaks of Turkestan, dis covered a curious way of taking a heavily laden boat across a broad river. The method consisted in piling up tke boat as full as it would-hold with. . out sinking of all the persons and al] their baggage that it was desired to take across. Then .the. boat was latnched. There, were no-oars and no sails. The motive power was supplied by the horses, the cattle, the sheep and the goats of the:nomadi¢ and: pastoral people ssvimming in.front and alongside and so by. degrees that: were-far more slow than they were sure towing the boat to the other side. In one instance which Captain Hambro mentions the river that a party crossed in this manner was 200 yards wide, Enlarging the Chest. Any one can increase the size of his chest two or three. inches. in.as.many months without the use of any apparatus or mechanical contrivance whatever. When he rises in ‘the morning let him go out into the purest air he ean: find,-raise bis arms to the height of. shoulders, the palms downward, then, while inhaling 9 deep breath, ‘gradually. extend them upward, until the backs of the hands touch above his . head. . De this ;a dozen. times. every moruing, and the result will be a. chest development that will surprise any one who has not made the experiment. Driven To (Cesperaion. . od gp Sha ep ont of the way pew remote m ‘civilization, a famfty is often driven to desperation in. case of accident, resulting in Burns, Outs, Wounds, Uleers, etc. Ley ine supply of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 250, at Vinton’s Drug Store. Embroidery Lessons . Given on Mouday and Friday mad }noons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, . Transcript Building, Oommercial . St: eet. “tf. ee Seed Talk tion and advice on seeds, planting, etc,, in our new, amply and beaatiMailed free on request. ALL SEEDS FOR FARM AND. GARDEN Fruit Trees and Osnamental Plante’ COX SEED. Co. : 411, 413, ais. dindemd: Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; THE FIRST LARGEST IN THE WORLD: /Theltutual will provide you with an batter.for 16 years. At the end. of that ste written. a It wills "BREVARD D. AMERICA LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY OVER $400,000,000 BACK OF ITS POLIOY CONTRAOTS. Life Ins. Co. income and an estate, If you are.in good beelth the Mutual Life will make this contract with you: At the end of 15 years it will pay you $500, and $500 each and every year time it will aleo pay you 45000 cash. Larger.and smaller amounts in proportion. Any contract ineuranes in the fntual Life-has ust issued to James B. Colgate a policy tor the sol rate in proportion and give you the Sener Cc. EB v SAUNDERS, ’ District Manager, 407 J Street, Sacramento, Osl. SINCLAIR, {Special Agent#Nevade; City. Bt: b tor eaten . WH oe het’ & @ & a! oF vale IN ‘pha. dl ale ae oer Me Sy Et oe tives of Criminals, Angus Hamilton in his book on KoTea <8 7B: “The inhabitants are A wi eerie tae tote gracefp are, ré, infinite chagm and variety in the gaily life of Kock. The natives take tional incapac gaan St oe: if there: were do but indulge in a gentle ead the brilliant sunshine or to sit cross legged thin the shades of thejr.houses, Int , sNething could ‘ eharacter of heir pectliat costum Se vigorous movement. The stolid. dignity of their appearance and their’stately demeanor ‘add ‘Vastly to the picturesqueness of the street scenes. The white coated, white.tronsered, white-socked, slowly striding population is irresistibly faanating to the.eye," . Here are some of the punishments prescribed by ‘Korean law: Treason, man—Decapitated, together with male relattves to the fifth degree, Mother, wife and daughter poisoned or reduced to slavery. Treason, woman—Poisoned. Murder,, man—Decapitated,; polsoned. Murder, woman—Strangled or ‘poisoned.’ Arson, -man--Strangled = or poisoned, Wife poisoned. Arson, woman—Polsoned. Theft, man—Strangled, decapitated or banished. Wife reduced , to.slayery; confiscation of all .property. ; Desecration of graves—Decapitated,: together with male. relatives to:the fifth degree, Mother, wife and danghter --polsoned, . Counterfeiting— Strangulation or decapitation. Wife poisoned, A Stiteh In the Side. A “stitch in the side” is the popular and expressive term for a sharp stab , felt: inz the side; an acute spasm,. producing pain, likethe thrust of a needle, which is felt especially in the inter. costal muscles, Probably its simplest nected with respiration and frequently bronght on by; violent exercise after a full meal, in which there is a greater accumulation of carbonic acid than can be readily -assimilated or carried off. Such slight stitch is often removed by j Stooping; hence the old time popular temedy was to make the sign of the cross upon the foot,Such a stitch is also associated with pleurisy, and then it is catsed by a stretching of the not uncommon adhesions between two pleuritic surfaces. At other times the source is neuralgia. tn any case to persist in muscular exertion when the stitch ig severe is to take a great riak. __.,,4m Easy Lesson, “*T am ‘supposed to die of a broken heart.” said the unmanageable actress. “Now, how am I to know how a peradn with a;broken heart behaves?’ . “Tl tell you what to do,” answered the plain spoken: manager, “You study the author of this play after he sees your firet performance of it.” “if you want ® good, coo! drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see ‘Vm, Barr. GQOD BARGAIN. A seven-room cottage on Long street.ie offered for sale. Qail at once and you can get it at your own price. jun8 FRED E BROWN, Good Meats Oolley Brothers havethe very-best of beef, pork, mutton and veel on hand at all times pore Fer &.g004,c001, cherp ginss of beer ea]? at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Got. +e Headache Saps Yeur Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of »Headache, Oure. will. c1re one;” re neuralgia, ie and Ws box. es For sale by 4. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Queer Ways of Punishing the Relaj leasures passively, and their form ia due to muscular cramp con-. . . RST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & co. en IS Startling Evidence. _ Prealt testimony in great’ quantity, jg conte tly coming in, declaring Dr. g's New Discovery for Consamption; Coughs and Oolds to be unpoco Ae _A recent expression from T. xr 2. MePureeh Bentorvilie, Va., serves exethple. He writes: “I had Bronehitis for three years and Ler eve all the time without being Then I began taking Dr. very, aud a few bottea. wholly. cured.me.” Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Ooneumption, Pneumonia and one. Guaranteed by. W. D. Vintop, Draggist. Trial bottles free sizes, sizes 50c, and-$1.00.New Schedule, Carson & Colo_.fado Railroad. Traine on Oaraon & Qoiorado Rail fead run. daily between Mound House and Keeler, without stopover at HawShorree as formerly. Leave Mound House 11:00 a. m., arrive at Keeler 7 a, m. next day; fonve Keeler 7 :20 p, m., arrive at Mound House 4:45 p, m., connecting at Sodaville for Tonopah. tf Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jas. Oairns, the well known barness and saddilery dealer, has now in stock @ fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and bat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 86 cents up. tf When doctors disagree, drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., Nor. 2981 Battery et., near Market, 8S. F. CATARRH. . E.y’s CREAM BALM Thia Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. OFFICE OF THE Assessor ot Nevada County POLL TAX NOTICE NORE Is core GIVEN Taat the State Poll Tax of Two Dollars for re year, 1904 is now due and the Assessor’s office, at the Court House, or toa gn Deputy Assessor O of the Politieel Code” reads as follows: Every male ‘nhabitant of the State over twenty-one and under sixty years of age must annually pay a poll tax of two dollars, which is Payable on Demand and must be paid between the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH AND THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY Thereafter it shall be three dollars. Sec. 8846 of the = Code maken, mitghe the duty of the A of every petson lable” ‘hereton, ity on the neglect or refusal of such — D pay. he must collect by seizure a any personal property owned by such pclae Under Sections 429 to 485 every person who refuses to give his own name or the nace of any persen 1n nis employ, or who in moy asanee obstructs tne assessor Or any is deputies in the collection of the State Doll Tax, is guilty of a mjsdemeanor, and liable to a fine of or begs peng in the County Jail, or both such fine and imprisov ment. Only those persons under twenty-one or over sixty years of. age sre exempt. Poll Tax must be paid on demand, HENRY C. SCHROEDER Asseszor of Nevada County. STEAM BEER Fancy Drinks, The best of Wine, Cigars, etc. on always be found at the favorite ree sort of Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased me ne. It cures aterth and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores Senses of Taste and Sme Easy to use. —no injurious drags, into. the nostrile and absorbed. e Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. New York ARARRIIANIARAANY Relieves Kidney & Bladder troubles at once, CAPSULES Each Capsule the name Beware of useless counterfel MAITLAND BROS In Their New Saloon! Bava moves into their new carters »n Com. Y street and invite ail theiz former patrons to call seo them. They wil! make it a point to serve be fires’ trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed rinks a Speciaity.: MAITLAND BROS. Props. Comm #raie! stat the wrong time. Something teed to do what weciaim for it. It has goods. ‘THE ELATERIT eect ncn A Guaranteed Roo FING @ill satisfy these requirements and many more. repos the kind to have. Something thing that won’t give thet willstaond hard asage. ELATERIt ia. guaranbeen on the market for over twelve years, and is offered strictly on its-own merite, not on the demerits of other Write for prices and informatiaa, E ROOFING CO. aia Market St., San Francisco NEVADA CITY, = ©® = Agants far Paid’ atee’ Savings, Loan Companies. BDWARD J. MORGAN . BROWN & MORGAN, Real Estate and Insurance Agents CALIFORNIA and Building Co., of San Francisco, (+ Will doa general Real Estate business. Houses bought and soid on commission. Houses rented and rents collected. _, Negotiations made for loans. Agents for some of the best Fire and Life Insrrance ‘References— The business men of Nevada City. Removal of Office DR. A. BAREKAN Specialist for Diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices tc Mutual Savings Bank Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market stroat, San Franci oO. Free Gas Service for 60 Days Only Better take ‘advantage of it. One week has passed already. The 60days will be gone before you know it and then you'll kick yourself because you didn’t take up oar offer. Absolutely Free That’s our offer. We pat in every connection up to 100 feet, connect up your gas range and pat it in shape for cooking, and we don’t charge you a cent for the work, time pipe or material. We do this for sixty days merely to introduce gas as a summer fuel, Ranges Sold Below Cost That is below what others cam buy them for. Because cur company buys them in carload lots direct from the factory. Get inside prices, saves wholesalers’ commissions. Come in and talk this over with us Remember, gas isthe coolest and most economical fuel in the world, for sammer, Hovada County Gas & Electric(o., able at. The Best Meal in Town So say everybody who dines at the New York Hotel. We aim to treat all nicely and feed you well, and-to make you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our rooms are light and airy aad the beds soft and comfortable. Call around and see, New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop.