July 8, 1901 (4 pages)

e ORDINANCE NO, 162, Granting to Nevada County Traction r, pany a franchise and Le Fy to coms and Qperate a street raiiroa streets aud highways of the City v id ‘hereby granted to NAVADE COUNTY 8 head electric trolley s;stem a i read over and upon the following Phin & ( k northerly along said: Giass Val} and Sacramento street to Broa, thence along Broad street io 4 foot east of Pine street. p: rtion of the street or highway be tracks and tor the space of two fee side thereof, wit the same niateri toe city upon the streets over yw}, road runs respectively ;and with seh the ot pha “The Board of Trustees of the Cie ada does ordain as follows: eCity of Nal SECTION I. The franchise an brivileg. ON COMPANY, its successors thud igns, to construct and operate by an oy ¥ aid City of Nevada: ~~. : “Commencing at the intersection gy a! xrass Valley Lurmpike with the co pourdary line o. the Ci of Nevada tital ley Turmin id, aireer 4 boint 9g “SECTION 2, Said rail: oad shall Consi«t x a singletrack with all necessury ¢ and switches, ‘he ra:ls shail be offer no unnecessary obstructio and be flush with the sucface of t rect highway. Said ‘grantee shalj durin, term of this franchise kee laid go a5, nm to thang He street gp Pin repar the tween tou ua a] used r 800d crog, ings. ; “SECTION 3. Said railroad Shall be ¢ ated by electricity by means of Over he trolley wires and the poles Carrying thy necessary electric wires shall be set in, 8 gal substautial and workmanlike Manner, ¢ be at least tweuty-tive feet in height, a . Shall be placed at such distances 4 18 of, 1e is by Se may be suitable for safely Ccarryin power wire operatin: Said railroad and ag may be designated : y the Street Commit and Superintendent of “treets of said Ciry, “SECTION 4. . aid , rancee shall, fr m4 after the lause of tive (5) yea: Succeed; the date of this franchise, ay “to the City of Nevada two per cent. of the 688 aumnt receipts arising fromm the 86, Operation and possession of said railroad within said ity oi Nevyata, said payments to be made ap. nually tnereafter. “SECTION 5. ‘Lhe work of . Constructing said street railroad shall‘be commenced jj good faith within not more than fou months, from the grantifig of this franchig and if not so commene d within said ting said franchise shall be forfeited, and sail construction.of said street railroad Shall ty completed within not more than one y thereafter and if rot so campileted withiy sail time this franchise’ shall be likewig forfeited. SECTION 6. The gran‘ece of this franchig and privilege shall tile with the Borrd of Irnstees of the City of Nevada Within tiy days af.er this franchise has been awarded a bound running to said City of Nevada with at least two good and sufficient sureties, tg be approved by said Board of Trustees of the Lity of Nevada, in the penal sum of Te! Thousand Doliarr, conditioned that said grantee shall wel! ana truly obserye fulfil and pertorm each and every term and con dition of this ranchise, and that in case of any breach of con: ition of su h bc nd the whole amount of the penal sum thereiy uamed shall be taken and deemed to k liquidated ds mages and shall be recoverable {rom the prive pal and sitreties upoL said! bond “SECTION 7. The grantee ofthis franchiy shall construct all necessary flumes &ud cub vertS for the free passage of water urd ‘he tracks of said railroad, where the sain naturally fiows, and io the satisf: ction d the said street commi’tee. ‘ Bh patna 8 «he rails shall be jaid on thy portion of the street directed ty the sei street Committee. ‘ihe poles suppor ting the trolley wire shall be p.aced at the cur bing oredge of the payement at such places aj shail be designated by the said Strect Con mittee, and said poles shall be key t-paiuted “SECTION 9, All bridzesand culverts with in the corporate limits of the said city d Nevada traversed by said railroad. t grthe with the wails and abutments therevt sh be put and kept in good condition sid pair for general traifie in such maune: avi sch times-as shail be Gesiguated by tl Street Committee of the said City of Nevu and the expense thereof shall be borne on half by the grautee of this tranchise and on half by the City of Nevada. 3 “SECTION 10. No fare in a greater sual than Five (5) Cen’s for any single pussag within the corporate limits of he city af Nevada shall be charged. “SELTION 1. If for any other reason thi unavoidable accident or the e/ements, shall cease torun over the line within th corporate limits of the city of Neyada the period of tweity -four consecutive ho said iranchise shall at once beecme forteitdl and void, , SHOTION 12. This franchise and priv'leg is grautedtorthe term of fifty years fro the first day of Aj ril, 1901. “SECTION 13. Ali ordinances or Parts of or . dinauces in conflict with the provisions 0 mn this ordinance are hereby repealed.” «Passed June z4th,: 1:01, by he following vote: Ayes Trustees Gau:t, Peard, Lust and Rogers. Noes, néne:; * « bsent, ‘Irustee Hil . eae. & ALEX. GAULT, é Presideut of Board of. Trustees, (Szaxl Attest: 4 jezs DSEDNEY Prarp, Clerk ASSESSMENT NOFICE. BELLEFONTAINE MINING COMPAIT Location of principal place of. busin Nevada City, California, Notice is hereivy given, that at a meet of the Boara of Directors, held on the} day of May, 1901, an assessmeétt’ (No 4) ive J ents, per. share was levied upi the capital stock of the corporation, pit able immediately to the W. H. smith, pre ident, at his office on Broad Street, Neval City, Cal ‘ Any stock.upon which this asséssmel shali remain unpaid on the :0th day of Jum 1901. will be delinquent, and adver: ised. sale at public auction; aud unless pay met is made before, wiil be sold on TUESvAl the sutn day of July, 1901, to ay the deiis quent sssevsmient, tugether with the costs) advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Bourd of Directors. W. oH. SMITH, m31 Secretary Pro Tem POSTPONEMENT. At a meeting of the Board of Director the date ofthe sale of delinquent. stock wail bostponed from June 8, 19ul, to JULY . i, 1901, at the same hdur and place, ‘ i). Hy SMIiLH, See. prot m LNo, 2201,) Notice of Application for [linen Patent. Application for a patens.to the. ‘A rbogai Piacer Mine,” 4 : Unirep States Lanp Or rics, . SACRAMENTO, June jth, 11, NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT £4 J.SLOAYT, whose postoitice addres hamilun, Ohio has this day, by A. W. Deo is, whose postoffice address is Nevada (it! alifornia, Attorney in iat for said t. J. Sloat, tiled his appliea iu. fur a miuera! pa ent to the “Arbogast Placer Mine,” situaté in Nevada Mining Distrie:., County ot) vada, S ate of California, said claim & bracing theS}4 of N B44 ot N W 4; the W} of W % of the NW 4% ofthe N E % ; the £ ofS bh 4 of N W 4 and the N & 4% of N EY SW \, ail of Section 12, T 16N, K 8 K, MD «& M, containing 60 acres. There is 3 known record ot tle location of said mini claims to knowledge of applicant. S claim is Lounded on the North by-the Gr Valley Co’s land, west by “Ger ; , Hir:chman’s” claim, south b; Roger's cla and east by the Nivens claim snd the corp rate line of Nevada City. Claimant } same by purchase made March 2, i90i. Dé recorded in Book 9%, page 181, in the Reco er’s office in said county. ; Any and all poisons claiming adversely portion.of said “Arbogast Piacer Mive, said mining ground as hereinbefore scribed, are required to file*their ad7 claims with tne Register of ‘the Unit states Land Office at sacramento, iv ¢ State of California, during. the sixty da parsoe of publication hereof, or they will arred by virtue of the provisions of! statute 8-6Lp TH t Order to Show Cause. us N THE.SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND?! : a 5 caro in of Nevada, State of Caiilé nia. ' In the matter of the estate of Peter son, de eased; . : Hen y Fitter, a* ministrator of the ¢ of Peter Allison, deceased, haying tiled } peti ion herein. praying for an order © ; of all the persova! and real estate of aad cedentfor the pur pases therein set ford is therefore ordered by the Court, th® : persons interested iu the estate of sal +f ceased, appear before the. said Suvi Court on MONDAY. the 27d vay of Je at the Court Koom of said Superior ( the Court House in said Nevada ( ity, 2 County of Nevada, to show cause W!! order should not be grafited to the § Administrator, to sell all of the aa? sroperty and real estate of said dec “ at public sale; and that a copy of this or be published at least four successive ‘yin the Navapa Ciry Daruy. TRaNsch! newspaper prigted aud published i? * Nevaila. ; evada-county F. T. NILON, Judi Dated Juma? 1901, ’ “¥ Nevada City, California. 4 ocation of with 4 « > RICE & LEWIS PLAZA PLANING MILL, «~~ Sacramento St et. Cold Storage Meats _ * For special first-class Cold Storage lege Arne , Meats you shonld send your orders to . ©olds is all rig f, but you wan a °'"@pissel Bros., Commercial street. The bp Foren te 4 — and ca beer finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb gerous, resulta: im the market, © je21-tf . youdo? Go to a warmer and more Better For Bloéd Than Sarsaparilia . 00t possible for you, then in For Those Living in the Malaria*Dis‘tricts. Grove’s Tasteless i a good. name to remember, Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. Cook's Water is a very pupular hevrest, and cures the patient, Try on ‘jibe background” and permit only its bottle, Recommended many years ‘beauties -to: he: known, If cultivated, the weeds will be taken out and the lowers developed. — Pittsburg Press. erage these hot days: ; “Ranwur Laer Beer on draught at. Prize Almanac. the Ow. Scents & glass. Mrs, Hill’s. insect powder is the best —Vinton has a frésh supply. Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. ail ' times. ‘They. A Letter of Thanks. PORTLAND, Or., dept. 7, 1900. Mr. 0. F. Woopwarp—Dear Sir:— For the past two years I bave been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on I tried almoet éverything under the sun torid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good uatil I got a package of Lane’s Tea. have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear as a mirror and my skin as white as snow. Mrs. E. R. THomas, 27214 Oak St: For sale by H. B. Dickerman,-sole Those dizzy headaches are very annoying. Don’t you know what causes them? ‘The most common of all diseases—Con Your. system is clogged and needs cleansing. The best remedy’is INGO. stipation; NEA The only certain cure for conIt acts without a gtipe, while you sleep. dose does the work. Stipation. A 100-page Book stories and anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln free with every 25c. package H. B. DICKERMAN Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE. HURST, Prop. part of the city. Wed.ancy Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West 8. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their nev cue rters 21 Com mercial street and invite a!l ‘hin fornier patrons to call and sex thim. They will make it.a point to serve he fires* tranos of Wines, Liquors and Cig1rs All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. ¥VAITLAND BROS, Props. Commercial st —no pinching, no twisting or distorted . ) shapes. Shoe of comfort, style and wear. Other shoes as good cost twice as much, a $3.50 ) Its Time . Bae aaa ~Fection. If you 6xpect to have that new home for fall, it’s time commencing Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans problem. You’re only wasting time by waiting. help you along. We are architects, contsactors and Best Steam Beer, . At “Tom’s Place.” AS SSS coe ee eennaseeetnatneceee een Does It Pay to’ Buy Cheap? A cheap remedy for coughs and throat and lung troubles, What. shall regular climate? Yes, if ible; » A poss! eioie it Pe ised, soontriea r i ina v :: conatrie: roubles, “Buschee ‘Syrup. It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the: germ : dizeese,; but allays inflammation, causes easy, expectoration, gives a good nights! . all druggists in the world. Get Green's Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand at bacon, also have hams and lard for sale. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the blood. : jostr + #@e \ . The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is & bottle of Grove’ TasteLess Cui. Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. cae . This isthe time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it. a . The Best Prescription for. Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove ’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, NOTICE — of June are now, due and pay-/ Ce. Gas & Electric Co., Coyote Street. ota day of July the charge on our books will be reduced. Saturdays to 9 p. m. ‘Nevada County Gas & Electric Go., W. E: OSBORN, Manager. SOROSIS Sorosis Shoes (for ladies) and Oasplli’s Shoes (for men) are made from ne built upon hygienic principles. dom of action given evéry joint.and perfect circnlation is allowed each vein ib vy a It is simply ‘scription. Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form, . ithe No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl6ém ona a blood purifiers, acting diDIZZINESS'sPECIAL Is about 5000, and we would'say at Residence Lighting and }ieast one-half aretroubled with some. the deeper water. Gas Accounts for the month recipe 3s a ey tistics, more numerous than able at the office of the Nevada] We lis : ‘and 50c. Trial sizefree. For If paid on or before the 10th} 4: Diohseeeny sole agent. OFFICE HOURS-—8 a. m. to 8 Anti=-Rust Tinware. : Oe Waitt temas =—— Oil Stoves Plumbing —a . SIMPLICITY The voice is the most commom-and at nai ‘facilities. When we listen to Ht. we realize nothing of the many inftu‘ces at work in ita ‘tise. Yet it repre ents the character. the mood, the tem: . Jerament and the beaith of the individ-_ ial when Teft fo run in its-own way. f uncontrolled. itwill develop much es : t dower gardeti Will develop; the rank . aa tnd weedy nature will Scie St Rd Da “Tont, and the tones. of exquisite beausliade of a tree and unwittingly went . Pounds?” ‘Rany disagreeable qualities. If con. Tolled. the voice will keep its weeds in : tor testimon’ t and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam ifor the throat and Price 25c EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, . The Neglected Voice. e same tline the most complex of huHis First Grissly, town of Monterey, : will be obscured Bad, dally. habits to sleep. When he woke, it was near’ s ¥ the use ofethe voice will give. it, sunset, and he sat up, rubbing his eyes . haven't you? several miles distant. * Out Dietary Repartee. one of his conversations, “when s man . wie Hives on bect, he becoties somet'ing ly’ was unconscious of his presence. like an ox. If be eats mutton, “he becomes. sheepish, ‘and if he i upon pork henner ee oe nae Wilkes grizzly followed her at a slow, sham-. Weigh after you bring it full of coal “but when a man ‘ves on nothing but . bling pace,‘vegetables . think he is apt to be pret th ‘ty small potatoes.” until the forward grizzly was within . °f 2>stract information, be murmured: . !!! the men growled. 80 yards. Then, scarcely realizing che hens she had brought on board to . for having sold liquor to the Indians. ( ‘ ‘ior to matter is an illustrious what he did, he sprang to his feet and . SYP ‘uttered a-frenzied yell—yell upon yell! With Jocal-epplications, as they can not reach the sest of ‘the diseas Oatarrh is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must Catarrh Cannot Be Cured — It was p is composed of: one: of the mucous su: s free. off beyond pursuit: = Fish That Change Golor. price 75c. mily Pitls are the best. The Population of Nevada City” langs. tien of-ralar. rt) Ps ‘A well known maxim in house-hold economy is “the t ‘ Rust destroys your wares. To % avoid this, be sure that you obtain REED’S ANTI. “best is the cheapest.” RUST *TINWARE. Turner has the exclusive sale for Nevada County. Cooking made easy. No need to stand over a hot stove during the Summer months, when you can esca the heat by cooking on a Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Store. Lee “No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary Plambing isa necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insures health. A luxury ‘because it insures comfort. . word to the People. In painting, practice economy b urchasin “the Paint that best with-stand the elebitae You make aA poe se) in painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT.” EO. EF. TURNER Sle: Agent for Nevada County. aauaaamenieaaeaa DURABILITY SOLD EXBUSIVELY BY 527 K St., Sacramento, Cal. Send for new catalogue. ; -§8-lm Pictures ‘With Artiste Judga ent Moore Also Makes Photographs, F CENTS A GLASS : And drawn to the King’s taste. 4 The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey. CASSELLI & WELDEN, . Better than all others in every particular PORTABILITY DEWGATE SKINS T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. —.* PLIES. ~The Biickonsderfor. Typewriter, RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Fie fr Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT That are easily tanned become smooth and white. Velvety if you will use ~ DERMOLA. It is healing and protective .. An excellent application ‘after shaving. FOR SALE AT -. DICKERMAN’S. — "A MUTUAL, SURPRIBE. “Meeting Between an Ambitious . an with a large mentality. His wife In “Sketéhes Sf Life In the Golden power of matter over mind. The pro. State” Colonel Albert'8. Evans tells an . fessor had been absorbed the whole si using anecdote of an ambitious} ?Veving in a profound paper on ‘the . yapit of grumbling, says: “The dinners r who met his first grizzly bear— . Mental characteristics of people who ire all the same—that is to say, Mon{nm procession. The; incident occtirrea . Were unhappily married. Suddenly } woods near the site of the preslooking up, he remarked: aud contemplating & return to-his hotel ae —_ a eae are te gt brain Is not so heavy, eh?” ‘100 yards away attracted his attention, : , \"/or hie kind.” He yawned, licked his rato ts of much fer quality, docsm't be hows Wife tale (6 biar that Ir sl -{ border tu ramos sea Baia eed sooking in the galley herself. : : lowed him, and. an instant later a third. . ®*Uttle and figure out how much it will The scouse was thick with fresh veg. 2!rest and imprisonment. ‘Elie. other fram the cellar.” The professor m ekstables, the bread was white and ‘withman will be called Jones, for the real The b ly bowed his great head, and, as he depat Weevil, the. meat nits Nm the memory of any one who witnessed Bee unter sat spellbound with tern parted: for the lower regions in search the duff was almost half plums, but 1€ nory of any one 0 ss ror as the procession came toward him : tree where our hunter sat, but evident. Hits ‘grizzly majesty had proceeded The effect was magical. The fore‘most bear sprang into the air, turned of $200 in the Tremont Housé, Chica. lucked @iem, roasted them and sent he BLS : whale elt stati go, and then ran away without settling ree to the forecastle on the cabin internal remedies. ‘8 Catarrh . . os it. The trunk which remained in hig . *hina. Care is taken eres fect apt (ap go oathny pall paar are Ped room was upusually heavy and when oo the . opened after bis departure was found ‘will know how much wethink of their : ate ah Oatarrh. Cure Fc the chaparral — a ‘other ine fo contain specimens of ore, brought . 20mfort.” aack med cine. rescribed bears close at his heels and never turn-. one of ‘the best physicians in’ this ; Ang to see what had frightened them. orado, where presumably he had lost . ‘he forecastle to listen to th€ praise, of country for years, and is a regular preBrice gnatycgen sa aordunes all-his money. After-waiting out the . er skill as a cook. She looked down ow with B : Mond ome aee top speed for the hotel, leaving hat-and . o¢ the trunk to an assayer, who return. Plunge a fork into the ben and hogrd a on arfaces. The. gun behind. The truth of his wiid and} .4 two bits of metal valued at ‘more . oarse voice grow), “I say, Bill, what . perfect. combination: of the ‘two. in-. startling tale was proved the next day} inan $100 in excess. of the bill after. 1’ye think this ’ere bloody fowl died igrodlanta fe what pesiacenrpek Won. by. the numerous bear tracks of differ. deducting his own fees, SMe derful in cu Gatarrh. Send] ent sizes found in the marshy ground " i 8 te : near by, But-the.three bears had gone F, J. OHENEY & O0., Props r : Toledo, O. : pty It has teen found that certain prawns, common along the coasts of England, change their color at least twice every 24 hours in order to harmonize with the stronger or weaker light prevailing near the surface or in As evening ap' proaches these fish tose their distinctive +day colors. and all assume a transpar. : any others. ent azure lrue. The change begins with $2) ; a ae a reddish glow. followed by a green ‘edvive all not to neglect the tinge which gradually meits into blue. , ity! to dal ‘on their ‘drng-. The day and nigbt-change has become ‘so habitual that specimens kept in per. petual light or perpeedak darkness -nevertheless undergo the periodic alteraProfessor Countemfast 19 a smal) is a tall. woman, who believes in the [. Habit of Grambling, “Humph! of course.” _ “And it also states that a woman’s fared and: must be endured: right, my dear.” “The-man who thinks that mind fs fdiot!”—London Tit-Bits. ay eggs for her ,husband’s. breakfast. Some years ago a man ran up a bill . :heir necks with her own fair hands, “Now the men,” she said to herself: from’the gold and silver mines of Col-’ At eight bells she stole forward to legal time Mr. Gage sent the contents . the hatch and saw a big black fist JACK TAR’S GROWL.” ~ rt Seeey Illastrating the Satlor's The author of “irom Edinburgh to she Antaretic,” writing of the sallor’s Jay's dinners are all alike, and what : i we have today we shall have this da ““My dear, areyou aware of the fact “4 7 te : .{3ix months hence. Jack’s forefather. The hunter sat down to rest in the. that a man’s brain weighs about 8%] 14, day 100 years ago had the same 5 menu ahd made the same uncompli. Arnold Krekel was holding court at You’ve just read that, hentary remarks about the dishes, and . Jefferson City, relate’ an old timer, : ‘ : 10@ years hence on this day Jack’s chil--. when there appeared before him two ‘Er--er—why—ef—oh, yes; certainly, . )." will growl over their salt horse'. men: charged and indicted fot a viola-{ auae ind plumless duff.” The author also . tion of the United States laws. one of Well, that article says a woman's ‘ells. this “yarn” to illustrate that . Whom will be called Brown. He was 3 i. ack’ iabit ‘of umbl , charged with cutting timber on the “Er—er—yes, it certainly does, but”— . /#ck’s_ fi ee ® ‘Then the skipper’s wife thought of aml A UNIQUE SENTENCE, THE NOVEL PENALTY A JUDGE IM_ POSED UPON. TWO®™MEN. Both Prisoners: Were Condeimnéd to Jail Until One of Them, a College Graduate, Taught the Other How to Read and Write, Along in the seyenties.the late Judge public. domain. Brown was about 40 unable to read or write. Ini‘his enUnited States lands, which; ted to ‘his hame of both men are not known in the incident. -Jones was eharged with and_-indicted Mr. Jones was a native of New York, She took them out of, the coop, wrung a graduate of Union college and’ was educated for a lawyer. He possessed a highly cultured mind, a good Latinist and thoroughly scholarly in all sorts of books. Not succeeding in bis profession in his native ‘state, more from lack of application than otherwise, he left that country and plunged into the great west and located nobody knew where, but be drifted into the lower strata of society, and to obtain the necessaries of life he resorted to “bootlegging” among the red men of the Indian Territory border. His arrest and impvrivyonment followed. The two men were arraigned before Judge Krekel and thé indictments The Morrow Coaster Brake is the parent of all coaster brakes. It was the first ; it is the best: The only coastcr brake that has been good enough to need no change, It increases the utility of the bicycle ; it decreases the effort necessary to propel it. More.pleasure ; less exertion, Ask your dealer to get it for you. _ Never put off until tomorrow when you can buy a MORROW today. Send for our illustrated booklet, Eclipse Manufacturing Co., Elmira,N.Y. . DELICACIES For Spring Lunches Ham Loaf Chicken Loaf Cottage Loaf — Se ‘ Beef Loaf : Veal Loaf Irish Stew Potted Tongue Boiled Hamm ready to stice to read. read. They both pleaded guilty and threw themselves. upon the mercy of the court. The court questioned both prisoners ‘at length and drew from each his history. ~He recounted-the wrongs they had been guilty of against sdciety. -He did this in a kindly tone and manner, suggesting in a mild form that both might bave been useful members of some. community. had they sought honorable means and. methods to secure a livelihood. The court.geémed puzzled how to assess a punishment that would meet the ends of justice and ‘protect the government, its lands, its wards and society. Finally, sitting upright in his chair, looking over bis glasses as both men stood before him, in a voice little louder. and more positive than usual he said: “Mr. Brown, it is the sentence of the county jail until you are educated. to read and write.” The judge then turned his eyes upon, the other prisoner.at the bar and. possibly in a louder voice, said, ‘Mr. Jones, it is the sentence of the court that you be confined in the Cole county juil until you have taught Mr. Brown to read and write, and I enjoin upon the keeper of the jail to afford you every facflity possible with the safe keeping of his prisoners.” The lawyers and spectators In court looked with astonishment at each other as the sentence was concluded, and the marshaf led the prisoners out of the-courtrooin. It was the second term of the court after this incident when the marshal conducted Brown and Jones into court, and it was anounced by the court that Brown had completed his education—ready to graduate—able to read ; and write. Judge Krekel looked over his glasses and asked that the prisoner give bim an evidence of his being able Brown stood up and read a few paragraphs from a newspaper to the satisfaction of the court, when he said, “Mr. Clerk, will you let bim sit at a table and write me a-letter?” Paper, pen, ink and a seat were fure bished Brown, -who went to werk to Write a letter to the court. Fer some time the. poor fellow struggled with the task; and in the meantime Jones was xery nervous, fearing he would be compelled to go back to-jail and “take up school” again Finally the clerk said, “May -it please your Honor, the prisoner can writc, but cannot form sentences to make it istelligible”’ “Mr. Clerk,” said the court, not taking bis eyes from the court docket he Wus looking at, “you will dictate a letter for tit and see what headway -he tuakes with that.” The clerk dictated a letter that the prisoner wrote quite readily, which.subsequently was passed up to the court, who read the same, and after giying the prisoners. a short lecture both were’ discharged and walked fror the courtroom free men. X=RAY X-RAY X=RAY Cancer, Tumors, Consumption no Longer Dread ‘Diseases, X-RAY now Thoroughly Cm és the most Malignant form of these diseases Tus Most SCIENTIFIO AND ADVANCED MuTuops UsEp at OuR LABORATORY. The knife and dr’ are no longer factors in the treatment of diseases they belong to another ane tat today the up-to-date s ist, who is scie iti fleally advi in X-Ray applications in connection with Static and Faradic Electricity; is a master of his art. Consumption is no louger to be feared. The medical faculty of Paris, France, has fully endorsed the latest cure for tubereulosis, as specific,and we have treated hund of 8 ‘ocessfully during the past year. The trea ‘ment consists of the TRANSFUSION 0: Wionons: Daszaoxixa Hera be meaus of sta ic and faradic currénts, passing thr. the ropes chest and lungs. (cee endorsed editorial in San Francisco Chronicle, page 8, 1900). So thoroughly palzises and harmless is this method of cure tbat the subject experie nodisecmfort whatever under the Ray. ~ _ CANCER—I¢ is now an a‘cep universa ly acknowledged among the meili cal profession, that Serge 18 Positively Cukep and ABSOLUTELY ERADICATED by the lication of the X-Ray. Fr Kxaminer, page 8, April 10, 1901). © are curing at our laboratory, No. 9, street, many eases daily, after hy have been elven up as hopel some of the most prominent physiciens on the oa. N um erous testimonia's a: I rences¢2n be furnished upon application. : DISEASES OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN A SPECIALTY. San Franciscoavd Oakland Hospital-References. GERMAN and FRENCH PuystOI4Ns IN ATTENDANOR. We invite correspondence which we treat strictly confidential. By the X-RAY any portion of the human body can be seen at once, thereby locating ng the trouble of the disease immediately. Photographs made of any portion of th ‘ . interior of the body at patient'erevncst.Aadcene 5 x-RAYW LABORATORY, Ovvozr 1Hovurs: (The largest Institute of its k ind we cgaio) Mornings, 9:30 to 12 Mi; 1:30 to 5 P. M. : No, 9 Mason Street, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO. sup. THE BEST OF RYTHING. — — eG . Svenings 7to8r.m. Sundays, 11 a. m.60 1:30 P. M. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL: RALPH A. EDD LOYD P. LARUE. ELECTRICAL WORK! call bell and annunciator work. . Burglar alarms, etc., are my specialties. My work is neatly ‘done and thoroughly insulated. [Re Call me up. Phone 725 GEORGE L. JONES. JONES & LARUE, . Attorneys at Law, Grass Valley, Cal. Telephone—Black 134, * 2 i . { } court that you be confined“in the Cole *

e ORDINANCE NO, 162, Granting to Nevada County Traction r, pany a franchise and Le Fy to coms and Qperate a street raiiroa streets aud highways of the City v id ‘hereby granted to NAVADE COUNTY 8 head electric trolley s;stem a i read over and upon the following Phin & ( k northerly along said: Giass Val} and Sacramento street to Broa, thence along Broad street io 4 foot east of Pine street. p: rtion of the street or highway be tracks and tor the space of two fee side thereof, wit the same niateri toe city upon the streets over yw}, road runs respectively ;and with seh the ot pha “The Board of Trustees of the Cie ada does ordain as follows: eCity of Nal SECTION I. The franchise an brivileg. ON COMPANY, its successors thud igns, to construct and operate by an oy ¥ aid City of Nevada: ~~. : “Commencing at the intersection gy a! xrass Valley Lurmpike with the co pourdary line o. the Ci of Nevada tital ley Turmin id, aireer 4 boint 9g “SECTION 2, Said rail: oad shall Consi«t x a singletrack with all necessury ¢ and switches, ‘he ra:ls shail be offer no unnecessary obstructio and be flush with the sucface of t rect highway. Said ‘grantee shalj durin, term of this franchise kee laid go a5, nm to thang He street gp Pin repar the tween tou ua a] used r 800d crog, ings. ; “SECTION 3. Said railroad Shall be ¢ ated by electricity by means of Over he trolley wires and the poles Carrying thy necessary electric wires shall be set in, 8 gal substautial and workmanlike Manner, ¢ be at least tweuty-tive feet in height, a . Shall be placed at such distances 4 18 of, 1e is by Se may be suitable for safely Ccarryin power wire operatin: Said railroad and ag may be designated : y the Street Commit and Superintendent of “treets of said Ciry, “SECTION 4. . aid , rancee shall, fr m4 after the lause of tive (5) yea: Succeed; the date of this franchise, ay “to the City of Nevada two per cent. of the 688 aumnt receipts arising fromm the 86, Operation and possession of said railroad within said ity oi Nevyata, said payments to be made ap. nually tnereafter. “SECTION 5. ‘Lhe work of . Constructing said street railroad shall‘be commenced jj good faith within not more than fou months, from the grantifig of this franchig and if not so commene d within said ting said franchise shall be forfeited, and sail construction.of said street railroad Shall ty completed within not more than one y thereafter and if rot so campileted withiy sail time this franchise’ shall be likewig forfeited. SECTION 6. The gran‘ece of this franchig and privilege shall tile with the Borrd of Irnstees of the City of Nevada Within tiy days af.er this franchise has been awarded a bound running to said City of Nevada with at least two good and sufficient sureties, tg be approved by said Board of Trustees of the Lity of Nevada, in the penal sum of Te! Thousand Doliarr, conditioned that said grantee shall wel! ana truly obserye fulfil and pertorm each and every term and con dition of this ranchise, and that in case of any breach of con: ition of su h bc nd the whole amount of the penal sum thereiy uamed shall be taken and deemed to k liquidated ds mages and shall be recoverable {rom the prive pal and sitreties upoL said! bond “SECTION 7. The grantee ofthis franchiy shall construct all necessary flumes &ud cub vertS for the free passage of water urd ‘he tracks of said railroad, where the sain naturally fiows, and io the satisf: ction d the said street commi’tee. ‘ Bh patna 8 «he rails shall be jaid on thy portion of the street directed ty the sei street Committee. ‘ihe poles suppor ting the trolley wire shall be p.aced at the cur bing oredge of the payement at such places aj shail be designated by the said Strect Con mittee, and said poles shall be key t-paiuted “SECTION 9, All bridzesand culverts with in the corporate limits of the said city d Nevada traversed by said railroad. t grthe with the wails and abutments therevt sh be put and kept in good condition sid pair for general traifie in such maune: avi sch times-as shail be Gesiguated by tl Street Committee of the said City of Nevu and the expense thereof shall be borne on half by the grautee of this tranchise and on half by the City of Nevada. 3 “SECTION 10. No fare in a greater sual than Five (5) Cen’s for any single pussag within the corporate limits of he city af Nevada shall be charged. “SELTION 1. If for any other reason thi unavoidable accident or the e/ements, shall cease torun over the line within th corporate limits of the city of Neyada the period of tweity -four consecutive ho said iranchise shall at once beecme forteitdl and void, , SHOTION 12. This franchise and priv'leg is grautedtorthe term of fifty years fro the first day of Aj ril, 1901. “SECTION 13. Ali ordinances or Parts of or . dinauces in conflict with the provisions 0 mn this ordinance are hereby repealed.” «Passed June z4th,: 1:01, by he following vote: Ayes Trustees Gau:t, Peard, Lust and Rogers. Noes, néne:; * « bsent, ‘Irustee Hil . eae. & ALEX. GAULT, é Presideut of Board of. Trustees, (Szaxl Attest: 4 jezs DSEDNEY Prarp, Clerk ASSESSMENT NOFICE. BELLEFONTAINE MINING COMPAIT Location of principal place of. busin Nevada City, California, Notice is hereivy given, that at a meet of the Boara of Directors, held on the} day of May, 1901, an assessmeétt’ (No 4) ive J ents, per. share was levied upi the capital stock of the corporation, pit able immediately to the W. H. smith, pre ident, at his office on Broad Street, Neval City, Cal ‘ Any stock.upon which this asséssmel shali remain unpaid on the :0th day of Jum 1901. will be delinquent, and adver: ised. sale at public auction; aud unless pay met is made before, wiil be sold on TUESvAl the sutn day of July, 1901, to ay the deiis quent sssevsmient, tugether with the costs) advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Bourd of Directors. W. oH. SMITH, m31 Secretary Pro Tem POSTPONEMENT. At a meeting of the Board of Director the date ofthe sale of delinquent. stock wail bostponed from June 8, 19ul, to JULY . i, 1901, at the same hdur and place, ‘ i). Hy SMIiLH, See. prot m LNo, 2201,) Notice of Application for [linen Patent. Application for a patens.to the. ‘A rbogai Piacer Mine,” 4 : Unirep States Lanp Or rics, . SACRAMENTO, June jth, 11, NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT £4 J.SLOAYT, whose postoitice addres hamilun, Ohio has this day, by A. W. Deo is, whose postoffice address is Nevada (it! alifornia, Attorney in iat for said t. J. Sloat, tiled his appliea iu. fur a miuera! pa ent to the “Arbogast Placer Mine,” situaté in Nevada Mining Distrie:., County ot) vada, S ate of California, said claim & bracing theS}4 of N B44 ot N W 4; the W} of W % of the NW 4% ofthe N E % ; the £ ofS bh 4 of N W 4 and the N & 4% of N EY SW \, ail of Section 12, T 16N, K 8 K, MD «& M, containing 60 acres. There is 3 known record ot tle location of said mini claims to knowledge of applicant. S claim is Lounded on the North by-the Gr Valley Co’s land, west by “Ger ; , Hir:chman’s” claim, south b; Roger's cla and east by the Nivens claim snd the corp rate line of Nevada City. Claimant } same by purchase made March 2, i90i. Dé recorded in Book 9%, page 181, in the Reco er’s office in said county. ; Any and all poisons claiming adversely portion.of said “Arbogast Piacer Mive, said mining ground as hereinbefore scribed, are required to file*their ad7 claims with tne Register of ‘the Unit states Land Office at sacramento, iv ¢ State of California, during. the sixty da parsoe of publication hereof, or they will arred by virtue of the provisions of! statute 8-6Lp TH t Order to Show Cause. us N THE.SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND?! : a 5 caro in of Nevada, State of Caiilé nia. ' In the matter of the estate of Peter son, de eased; . : Hen y Fitter, a* ministrator of the ¢ of Peter Allison, deceased, haying tiled } peti ion herein. praying for an order © ; of all the persova! and real estate of aad cedentfor the pur pases therein set ford is therefore ordered by the Court, th® : persons interested iu the estate of sal +f ceased, appear before the. said Suvi Court on MONDAY. the 27d vay of Je at the Court Koom of said Superior ( the Court House in said Nevada ( ity, 2 County of Nevada, to show cause W!! order should not be grafited to the § Administrator, to sell all of the aa? sroperty and real estate of said dec “ at public sale; and that a copy of this or be published at least four successive ‘yin the Navapa Ciry Daruy. TRaNsch! newspaper prigted aud published i? * Nevaila. ; evada-county F. T. NILON, Judi Dated Juma? 1901, ’ “¥ Nevada City, California. 4 ocation of with 4 « > RICE & LEWIS PLAZA PLANING MILL, «~~ Sacramento St et. Cold Storage Meats _ * For special first-class Cold Storage lege Arne , Meats you shonld send your orders to . ©olds is all rig f, but you wan a °'"@pissel Bros., Commercial street. The bp Foren te 4 — and ca beer finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb gerous, resulta: im the market, © je21-tf . youdo? Go to a warmer and more Better For Bloéd Than Sarsaparilia . 00t possible for you, then in For Those Living in the Malaria*Dis‘tricts. Grove’s Tasteless i a good. name to remember, Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. Cook's Water is a very pupular hevrest, and cures the patient, Try on ‘jibe background” and permit only its bottle, Recommended many years ‘beauties -to: he: known, If cultivated, the weeds will be taken out and the lowers developed. — Pittsburg Press. erage these hot days: ; “Ranwur Laer Beer on draught at. Prize Almanac. the Ow. Scents & glass. Mrs, Hill’s. insect powder is the best —Vinton has a frésh supply. Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. ail ' times. ‘They. A Letter of Thanks. PORTLAND, Or., dept. 7, 1900. Mr. 0. F. Woopwarp—Dear Sir:— For the past two years I bave been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on I tried almoet éverything under the sun torid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good uatil I got a package of Lane’s Tea. have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear as a mirror and my skin as white as snow. Mrs. E. R. THomas, 27214 Oak St: For sale by H. B. Dickerman,-sole Those dizzy headaches are very annoying. Don’t you know what causes them? ‘The most common of all diseases—Con Your. system is clogged and needs cleansing. The best remedy’is INGO. stipation; NEA The only certain cure for conIt acts without a gtipe, while you sleep. dose does the work. Stipation. A 100-page Book stories and anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln free with every 25c. package H. B. DICKERMAN Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE ATTHE New York Bakery GEORGE. HURST, Prop. part of the city. Wed.ancy Pastry a specialty. Our Telephone number—West 8. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their nev cue rters 21 Com mercial street and invite a!l ‘hin fornier patrons to call and sex thim. They will make it.a point to serve he fires* tranos of Wines, Liquors and Cig1rs All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. ¥VAITLAND BROS, Props. Commercial st —no pinching, no twisting or distorted . ) shapes. Shoe of comfort, style and wear. Other shoes as good cost twice as much, a $3.50 ) Its Time . Bae aaa ~Fection. If you 6xpect to have that new home for fall, it’s time commencing Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans problem. You’re only wasting time by waiting. help you along. We are architects, contsactors and Best Steam Beer, . At “Tom’s Place.” AS SSS coe ee eennaseeetnatneceee een Does It Pay to’ Buy Cheap? A cheap remedy for coughs and throat and lung troubles, What. shall regular climate? Yes, if ible; » A poss! eioie it Pe ised, soontriea r i ina v :: conatrie: roubles, “Buschee ‘Syrup. It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the: germ : dizeese,; but allays inflammation, causes easy, expectoration, gives a good nights! . all druggists in the world. Get Green's Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand at bacon, also have hams and lard for sale. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies the blood. : jostr + #@e \ . The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is & bottle of Grove’ TasteLess Cui. Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c.

cae . This isthe time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it. a . The Best Prescription for. Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove ’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, NOTICE — of June are now, due and pay-/ Ce. Gas & Electric Co., Coyote Street. ota day of July the charge on our books will be reduced. Saturdays to 9 p. m. ‘Nevada County Gas & Electric Go., W. E: OSBORN, Manager. SOROSIS Sorosis Shoes (for ladies) and Oasplli’s Shoes (for men) are made from ne built upon hygienic principles. dom of action given evéry joint.and perfect circnlation is allowed each vein ib vy a It is simply ‘scription. Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form, . ithe No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl6ém ona a blood purifiers, acting diDIZZINESS'sPECIAL Is about 5000, and we would'say at Residence Lighting and }ieast one-half aretroubled with some. the deeper water. Gas Accounts for the month recipe 3s a ey tistics, more numerous than able at the office of the Nevada] We lis : ‘and 50c. Trial sizefree. For If paid on or before the 10th} 4: Diohseeeny sole agent. OFFICE HOURS-—8 a. m. to 8 Anti=-Rust Tinware.. : Oe Waitt temas =—— Oil Stoves Plumbing —a . SIMPLICITY The voice is the most commom-and at nai ‘facilities. When we listen to Ht. we realize nothing of the many inftu‘ces at work in ita ‘tise. Yet it repre ents the character. the mood, the tem: . Jerament and the beaith of the individ-_ ial when Teft fo run in its-own way. f uncontrolled. itwill develop much es : t dower gardeti Will develop; the rank . aa tnd weedy nature will Scie St Rd Da “Tont, and the tones. of exquisite beausliade of a tree and unwittingly went . Pounds?” ‘Rany disagreeable qualities. If con. Tolled. the voice will keep its weeds in : tor testimon’ t and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam ifor the throat and Price 25c EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, . The Neglected Voice. e same tline the most complex of huHis First Grissly, town of Monterey, : will be obscured Bad, dally. habits to sleep. When he woke, it was near’ s ¥ the use ofethe voice will give. it, sunset, and he sat up, rubbing his eyes . haven't you? several miles distant. * Out Dietary Repartee. one of his conversations, “when s man . wie Hives on bect, he becoties somet'ing ly’ was unconscious of his presence. like an ox. If be eats mutton, “he becomes. sheepish, ‘and if he i upon pork henner ee oe nae Wilkes grizzly followed her at a slow, sham-. Weigh after you bring it full of coal “but when a man ‘ves on nothing but . bling pace,‘vegetables . think he is apt to be pret th ‘ty small potatoes.” until the forward grizzly was within . °f 2>stract information, be murmured: . !!! the men growled. 80 yards. Then, scarcely realizing che hens she had brought on board to . for having sold liquor to the Indians. ( ‘ ‘ior to matter is an illustrious what he did, he sprang to his feet and . SYP ‘uttered a-frenzied yell—yell upon yell! With Jocal-epplications, as they can not reach the sest of ‘the diseas Oatarrh is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must Catarrh Cannot Be Cured — It was p is composed of: one: of the mucous su: s free. off beyond pursuit: = Fish That Change Golor. price 75c. mily Pitls are the best. The Population of Nevada City” langs. tien of-ralar. rt) Ps ‘A well known maxim in house-hold economy is “the t ‘ Rust destroys your wares. To % avoid this, be sure that you obtain REED’S ANTI. “best is the cheapest.” RUST *TINWARE. Turner has the exclusive sale for Nevada County. Cooking made easy. No need to stand over a hot stove during the Summer months, when you can esca the heat by cooking on a Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Store. Lee “No home is complete without modern conveniences. Sanitary Plambing isa necessity and a luxury. A necessity because it insures health. A luxury ‘because it insures comfort. . word to the People. In painting, practice economy b urchasin “the Paint that best with-stand the elebitae You make aA poe se) in painting your house with “PATTON’S SUN PROOF PAINT.” EO. EF. TURNER Sle: Agent for Nevada County. aauaaamenieaaeaa DURABILITY SOLD EXBUSIVELY BY 527 K St., Sacramento, Cal. Send for new catalogue. ; -§8-lm Pictures ‘With Artiste Judga ent Moore Also Makes Photographs, F CENTS A GLASS : And drawn to the King’s taste. 4 The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey. CASSELLI & WELDEN, . Better than all others in every particular PORTABILITY DEWGATE SKINS T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. —.* PLIES. ~The Biickonsderfor. Typewriter, RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Fie fr Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT That are easily tanned become smooth and white. Velvety if you will use ~ DERMOLA. It is healing and protective ... An excellent application ‘after shaving. FOR SALE AT -. DICKERMAN’S. — "A MUTUAL, SURPRIBE. “Meeting Between an Ambitious . an with a large mentality. His wife In “Sketéhes Sf Life In the Golden power of matter over mind. The pro. State” Colonel Albert'8. Evans tells an . fessor had been absorbed the whole si using anecdote of an ambitious} ?Veving in a profound paper on ‘the . yapit of grumbling, says: “The dinners r who met his first grizzly bear— . Mental characteristics of people who ire all the same—that is to say, Mon{nm procession. The; incident occtirrea . Were unhappily married. Suddenly } woods near the site of the preslooking up, he remarked: aud contemplating & return to-his hotel ae —_ a eae are te gt brain Is not so heavy, eh?” ‘100 yards away attracted his attention, : , \"/or hie kind.” He yawned, licked his rato ts of much fer quality, docsm't be hows Wife tale (6 biar that Ir sl -{ border tu ramos sea Baia eed sooking in the galley herself. : : lowed him, and. an instant later a third. . ®*Uttle and figure out how much it will The scouse was thick with fresh veg. 2!rest and imprisonment. ‘Elie. other fram the cellar.” The professor m ekstables, the bread was white and ‘withman will be called Jones, for the real The b ly bowed his great head, and, as he depat Weevil, the. meat nits Nm the memory of any one who witnessed Bee unter sat spellbound with tern parted: for the lower regions in search the duff was almost half plums, but 1€ nory of any one 0 ss ror as the procession came toward him : tree where our hunter sat, but evident. Hits ‘grizzly majesty had proceeded The effect was magical. The fore‘most bear sprang into the air, turned of $200 in the Tremont Housé, Chica. lucked @iem, roasted them and sent he BLS : whale elt stati go, and then ran away without settling ree to the forecastle on the cabin internal remedies. ‘8 Catarrh . . os it. The trunk which remained in hig . *hina. Care is taken eres fect apt (ap go oathny pall paar are Ped room was upusually heavy and when oo the . opened after bis departure was found ‘will know how much wethink of their : ate ah Oatarrh. Cure Fc the chaparral — a ‘other ine fo contain specimens of ore, brought . 20mfort.” aack med cine. rescribed bears close at his heels and never turn-. one of ‘the best physicians in’ this ; Ang to see what had frightened them. orado, where presumably he had lost . ‘he forecastle to listen to th€ praise, of country for years, and is a regular preBrice gnatycgen sa aordunes all-his money. After-waiting out the . er skill as a cook. She looked down ow with B : Mond ome aee top speed for the hotel, leaving hat-and . o¢ the trunk to an assayer, who return. Plunge a fork into the ben and hogrd a on arfaces. The. gun behind. The truth of his wiid and} .4 two bits of metal valued at ‘more . oarse voice grow), “I say, Bill, what . perfect. combination: of the ‘two. in-. startling tale was proved the next day} inan $100 in excess. of the bill after. 1’ye think this ’ere bloody fowl died igrodlanta fe what pesiacenrpek Won. by. the numerous bear tracks of differ. deducting his own fees, SMe derful in cu Gatarrh. Send] ent sizes found in the marshy ground " i 8 te : near by, But-the.three bears had gone F, J. OHENEY & O0., Props r : Toledo, O. : pty It has teen found that certain prawns, common along the coasts of England, change their color at least twice every 24 hours in order to harmonize with the stronger or weaker light prevailing near the surface or in As evening ap' proaches these fish tose their distinctive +day colors. and all assume a transpar. : any others. ent azure lrue. The change begins with $2) ; a ae a reddish glow. followed by a green ‘edvive all not to neglect the tinge which gradually meits into blue. , ity! to dal ‘on their ‘drng-. The day and nigbt-change has become ‘so habitual that specimens kept in per. petual light or perpeedak darkness -nevertheless undergo the periodic alteraProfessor Countemfast 19 a smal) is a tall. woman, who believes in the [. Habit of Grambling, “Humph! of course.” _ “And it also states that a woman’s fared and: must be endured: right, my dear.” “The-man who thinks that mind fs fdiot!”—London Tit-Bits. ay eggs for her ,husband’s. breakfast. Some years ago a man ran up a bill . :heir necks with her own fair hands, “Now the men,” she said to herself: from’the gold and silver mines of Col-’ At eight bells she stole forward to legal time Mr. Gage sent the contents . the hatch and saw a big black fist JACK TAR’S GROWL.” ~ rt Seeey Illastrating the Satlor's The author of “irom Edinburgh to she Antaretic,” writing of the sallor’s Jay's dinners are all alike, and what : i we have today we shall have this da ““My dear, areyou aware of the fact “4 7 te : .{3ix months hence. Jack’s forefather. The hunter sat down to rest in the. that a man’s brain weighs about 8%] 14, day 100 years ago had the same 5 menu ahd made the same uncompli. Arnold Krekel was holding court at You’ve just read that, hentary remarks about the dishes, and . Jefferson City, relate’ an old timer, : ‘ : 10@ years hence on this day Jack’s chil--. when there appeared before him two ‘Er--er—why—ef—oh, yes; certainly, . ).." will growl over their salt horse'. men: charged and indicted fot a viola-{ auae ind plumless duff.” The author also . tion of the United States laws. one of Well, that article says a woman's ‘ells. this “yarn” to illustrate that . Whom will be called Brown. He was 3 i. ack’ iabit ‘of umbl , charged with cutting timber on the “Er—er—yes, it certainly does, but”— . /#ck’s_ fi ee ® ‘Then the skipper’s wife thought of aml A UNIQUE SENTENCE, THE NOVEL PENALTY A JUDGE IM_ POSED UPON. TWO®™MEN. Both Prisoners: Were Condeimnéd to Jail Until One of Them, a College Graduate, Taught the Other How to Read and Write, Along in the seyenties.the late Judge public. domain. Brown was about 40 unable to read or write. Ini‘his enUnited States lands, which; ted to ‘his hame of both men are not known in the incident. -Jones was eharged with and_-indicted Mr. Jones was a native of New York, She took them out of, the coop, wrung a graduate of Union college and’ was educated for a lawyer. He possessed a highly cultured mind, a good Latinist and thoroughly scholarly in all sorts of books. Not succeeding in bis profession in his native ‘state, more from lack of application than otherwise, he left that country and plunged into the great west and located nobody knew where, but be drifted into the lower strata of society, and to obtain the necessaries of life he resorted to “bootlegging” among the red men of the Indian Territory border. His arrest and impvrivyonment followed. The two men were arraigned before Judge Krekel and thé indictments The Morrow Coaster Brake is the parent of all coaster brakes. It was the first ; it is the best: The only coastcr brake that has been good enough to need no change, It increases the utility of the bicycle ; it decreases the effort necessary to propel it. More.pleasure ; less exertion, Ask your dealer to get it for you. _ Never put off until tomorrow when you can buy a MORROW today. Send for our illustrated booklet, Eclipse Manufacturing Co., Elmira,N.Y. . DELICACIES For Spring Lunches Ham Loaf Chicken Loaf Cottage Loaf — Se ‘ Beef Loaf : Veal Loaf Irish Stew Potted Tongue Boiled Hamm ready to stice to read. read. They both pleaded guilty and threw themselves. upon the mercy of the court. The court questioned both prisoners ‘at length and drew from each his history. ~He recounted-the wrongs they had been guilty of against sdciety. -He did this in a kindly tone and manner, suggesting in a mild form that both might bave been useful members of some. community. had they sought honorable means and. methods to secure a livelihood. The court.geémed puzzled how to assess a punishment that would meet the ends of justice and ‘protect the government, its lands, its wards and society. Finally, sitting upright in his chair, looking over bis glasses as both men stood before him, in a voice little louder. and more positive than usual he said: “Mr. Brown, it is the sentence of the county jail until you are educated. to read and write.” The judge then turned his eyes upon, the other prisoner.at the bar and. possibly in a louder voice, said, ‘Mr. Jones, it is the sentence of the court that you be confined in the Cole county juil until you have taught Mr. Brown to read and write, and I enjoin upon the keeper of the jail to afford you every facflity possible with the safe keeping of his prisoners.” The lawyers and spectators In court looked with astonishment at each other as the sentence was concluded, and the marshaf led the prisoners out of the-courtrooin. It was the second term of the court after this incident when the marshal conducted Brown and Jones into court, and it was anounced by the court that Brown had completed his education—ready to graduate—able to read ; and write. Judge Krekel looked over his glasses and asked that the prisoner give bim an evidence of his being able Brown stood up and read a few paragraphs from a newspaper to the satisfaction of the court, when he said, “Mr. Clerk, will you let bim sit at a table and write me a-letter?” Paper, pen, ink and a seat were fure bished Brown, -who went to werk to Write a letter to the court.. Fer some time the. poor fellow struggled with the task; and in the meantime Jones was xery nervous, fearing he would be compelled to go back to-jail and “take up school” again Finally the clerk said, “May -it please your Honor, the prisoner can writc, but cannot form sentences to make it istelligible”’ “Mr. Clerk,” said the court, not taking bis eyes from the court docket he Wus looking at, “you will dictate a letter for tit and see what headway -he tuakes with that.” The clerk dictated a letter that the prisoner wrote quite readily, which.subsequently was passed up to the court, who read the same, and after giying the prisoners. a short lecture both were’ discharged and walked fror the courtroom free men. X=RAY X-RAY X=RAY Cancer, Tumors, Consumption no Longer Dread ‘Diseases, X-RAY now Thoroughly Cm és the most Malignant form of these diseases Tus Most SCIENTIFIO AND ADVANCED MuTuops UsEp at OuR LABORATORY. 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