June 10, 1902 (4 pages)

ements, hered! thereunto belos ining. s hereby given y of July, 1 at pls 2 » in fron nat pp he. highest bidder! vin of bidder vada County, Cj ROLFE, 1d. by said Supe * THE ssessor vounty NOT.CE, HEREBY GIV x, for Two Do o and One-half f YABLE AT MY ( JTY ASSESSOR.’ itical Code read , of the State o kty years of ag pe: sons and Indi r pay a Poll hesame be paid! in March aid n it shall be T litical Code mi to Demand Poli herefor, and on ch person to pay and sale of any y such person. . 1e Board of Su . in accordance itical Code, a Ri e-half Dollars rson over the ag re of 55 years,e been. honorably ted States Navy) Collections for i the same as id 491 every pet Ss OWnD Dame or on in his employ, tructs the Asse the collection o Poll Tax is guilt le to a fine of County Jail, ort ent. » paid on demand OEDER, Nevada Coun reditors. in and for the Co f California, In of William ane eby given by the; or of the tate sed, to the cred ving claims ag’ exhibit them vers, within ublication of thi nistrator, at the reial Street, Ne me being the p he business © LL, Administratd or Estate. No. 166. ling for a Reve »vada, For W r Bonds and TERS OF pene as follo Twenty io vel oO! iit of the Cit ur (54) cents 0B f all Bing at Hen the City of Ney ng the princi pal Works Bonds 0 me due and pay! December, Ax (26) Cents 0B wil and payable 0B 1 el year 1 June 2, 1002 by .n, Peard and Bo ALEX GAULT mt Board of T p, Clerk. [RN DDLERY DBALBS ne line of HON es ranging * ntlets. sj] kinds from . 10 ene up. aK: ay Mal’, ~ SORSORIPTION BATES; $6 a Years 0 Sais jsements of not to rted under thi taro a month. Kae r hee gente a week or 40 conte @ 1 onth, — in ees ‘ ‘Pound. Sasso of keys wae found ¢ on the street The owner may procure the same. c pang at the TRANSORIPT ‘office, proving perty and paying for this advertiseof: Girl Wanted. irl is treT family. For particulars enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. Lost, V_—__ ent pee pin set with small gold, Tinder will piease teave at the pinecniy 7 tee ora recelye ee Found. dies’ Belt. ‘Owner can i: have same by ; ying att the TRANSOBIPT office, For Sale, og gree, et ranch, wid dwe re city is offered 10F "SCRIPT office. Lost, pair of gold spectacles, Finder will be arded by returning same to neces Boy Wanted. Boy is wanted immediately. Apply at}. New York Bakery. m26 Ranch For Sale. fine Ranch of 610 gcres, on. Pleasant e, below Grass Valley, is Offered for sale bargain’ There is a house and good pon the place. Portions of it is heavily oo For further particulars enquire he TRANSCRIPT office. al8.tf a for Real Bete and Stores. lity or Cou tryst senthoda sell uick. " wlere fren LINCOLN INV: iNT ANY, 620 Market Street, opposite 1 Hotel, San Francisco, ERNMENT POSITIONS .—. YOUNG NW Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. In. , ate Corres, Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. A Good Investment. Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. ospeculation or gamble, but from legitite business. Bankers, oval men, and all persons inte: in y making with small capital are joinus. First class references in any of rU: ited States. in rticulars. 88 peels & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Ouls. By Carrigg 5 BY cts, a Week . ie wanted todo housework in ins distracted now is merge terrible 7 . [WINE of CARDUI ine of Cardni has done for. thousands’ of the best women in America, : fledicine Company, Chattanooga, , describing all your symptoms : ada letter of advice will be ea ‘Beeure a $1.00 bottle of Wine ‘Of Cardui;from your bet to-day. a million, oni suffeting women -have found relief in Wine of Cardui. * Just received. a fine line of (JwaFers. flavors. First-Class Bootbiack._ ton Stevens, whose stand is at ‘Wild's ! Fahop, on, Frond: etneet. sive the best in town e latest aporting kept on hand. janine lice haneh Served We serve a nice lunch each evening at-8 o’clock, and you. will also find the best of imported and demestic WORS AND. CIGARS Family trade solicited. Courteous treatment to all, w York Hotel Bar CHAS. P. SHENK, Manager NB CHAPMAN: (W. CHAPMAN All flavore-and varieties. OHAMPAGNE . WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS RAMONA WAFERS — NABISCO WAFERS in a seuias of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS QPBHATION . WHEAT FLAKES peck age P.-G. SCADDEN : Commercial Street, Nevada City. ack . A prize in every 0 cents. Get your « blood into good condition La Rue’ Sarsaparilla at Once before warm weather comes on, -— 2 on On sale at: ee cee 2 Drugs, Stationery, Photo Goods DENTISTS tt residence, Sacramento St., la City, Oal, kkotor, Pres, -W. H, Manem, Vice P. fo tc vada County. Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Up C Capital ae $50,000 tral Banking Business Transacted. ‘bought and advances made op Wdrawn & “ ‘oe any ar part of the rere. lerest Paid on me weld Street metlous Ores w en ap Lait “ccna tate mans S MADE. ON BULLION. KS rt HICKS @ co. “. Public Administrator, subject to the ghts of Telephone 981 Political Announcement For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram ‘lIs hereby announced as a candidate for decision of the Republican sere convention. epose are not more pleasing than the sight‘of linen’ finely laundried, spic and span.and just received from our establishment. ing looks handsomer than the results of the wash when artistically done. Our quality begins} . Nothd; ends with us. Past’ peras . al are the basis of all claitis. "preeminence we mere promise to _ Tepeat what we have done before. ' Prices very reasonable. a — NEVADA COUNTY "LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City. Tn asserting laundry Lt. BOWMAN. 4 ¥.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Bellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. IMB PLATS WORK A SPECIALTY KINDS OF FILLINGS. U TRACTING SKILLFULLY DO: B boy, ‘followed the great twice, after. the manner of a horse. “It would have foe sartig a . . nomenally self’ restrained audience’ ‘could ‘have resisted sucha lapse from . . the: sublime to the ridiculous: The scene: went to. pieces, the curtain was . rung down, and the actress sought her dressing room in.a gale of hysterics.— Saturday Evening Post. Why Bollea ‘Water Freesea Basily. Water which fs hot of course cannot . freeze until it has parted ‘with its heat; but water that’ has been boiled’ will, other things being equal, freeze sooner ‘than water which has not been boiled. A slight disturbance of water disposes . it to. freeze more rapidly; and this is the cause’ which accelerates the freezing of boiled water. -The water that has been boiled has lost the air naturally-contained init, which on exposure "to the atmosphere it begins again to attract‘and absorb. During this process of absorption a motion is necessarily produced améng’ its. particles, slight certainly and imperceptible, yet “probably sufficient to accelerate its eongelation. . In. unboiled water this disturbance, does not exist; indeed, water when kept perfectly still can be reduced -several degrees below the freezing point. without its becoming ice, A Chance to Dry. Lord Dufferin always said that the happiestyears of his: long official life were those spent in Calcutta. He reyeled in the sunshine. A friend one day expostulated with him for his reckless exposure of himself to the weather. “Well, you see,” said the viceroy, “they have always sent me to cold places, They sent me as viceroy to Canada, where one must live two-thirds of the year in buffalo furs: They sent me to St. Petersburg, where one. has to hibernate like a bear. So when they ordered me to India I rubbed my hands and said to myself, ‘Now I can hang myselt up to ary. oe “Named For” or “Named After?” Should I say that my son is “named for” Kis grandfather or that he is “named after” him? You may say either, but the weight of good usage is with “named after.” “Named for’ has some vogue in the United States, but is no longer current in England. “Named after” is in good use in both countries.—Ladies’ Home Journal. His 111 Chosen Word. ‘Tess—She doesn’t seem to like Mr. Creetick. Jess—No; she heard him speak of her as “an artless creature.” Tess—I should think that rather complimentary. : Jess~Ah, but she poses as a landecape painter!—Philadelphia Press. Wanted. We would like to ners FW ke the columns of your pa newt person. who has a Grech’ 8. A Flower for the cure of Indigest oe. Dyspepsia, and Liver troubles that has not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despoadent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any trouble ed__ with the stomach or Jiver?’: This medicine has been sold for many years in all sivilized countries,” and wish to correspond with you and sen@you one of our books free of cost. If\you never tried Angust Flower, try one bottle first. _We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious isthe matter with you. Ask your oldest druggist. G. G. Green, Woodbury, N. J, READ THIS: ECR ENS Current for the season $5.00, payablein advance. Fan motors for sale at $5.00, $6.00 and 37.50. Nore rented. It is always ready. PRICE will be reduced to $1.60 net, per plant is ‘completed. » / Come in “and see 0s; we are glad to answer HORT: : bata Lot fis Ai, L, H. NEWBERT, Monsger thousand, as sdom as our new . —S=— YENCE fo. $ the Citizens of: Grass Valley ane Nevada “City = NEVADA. CITY, JULY TT —— 4TH AND “el ob Sar Oo io ii RAPER A AIBA AHR IKEA 5TH, 1902. ‘Grune Street Parades, Music, Dancing, Racing Games of: ‘Alt Kinds, Fun and Amusements for all. . Everybody Invited. to #xttexd. —_— A Simple Lesson. Maria Edgeworth, in her time second only to Jane Austen among literary women, had a warm synipathy for all kinds of life, which ‘accounts for the ardor with which she writes of human beings. A trifling incident, related in one of her letters, impressed: her ’ deep ly. “We went the other day to see a col lection of natural curiosities at a Mr. Broderip’s. .My“fdther o abi that he’had but very few butte “*‘No,-sir” he said. ‘A actuated that happened to me .some time ago determined me never to collect.any more butterflies. I caught a most beavtiful butterfly, thought IT had ‘Killed 11 and ran a pin through its body to. fas. ten it to a cork. A ‘fortnigtt ‘after. ward I happened’ to lookin the“box where I had left it, and I saw 4t writhing in agony. ‘Since that. time I have never destroyed another?" ~ « Spoiled His Eloquence, A committee of Kentuckians went te see Abraham Liacoli in 1861 with ref erence to the abolition of slavery Many Kentuckians owned slaves, They Were anxious to remain in the Union, but they did not want -tu lose “thelz ty was a tall man ofyabout Lincoln’s height. He made an eloquent. speech, filled with fine sentiments and. flowery metaphor, and closed: with a cras By peroration. After he had finished Lin’ ¢oln looked at him a ‘mefietit'and then said quietly, “Judge, I ve-your lege are as long as mine.” Napoleon’s Talisman, Louis Napoleon, who believed him self, even amid exile and pov , dex tined to that throne which: the prestige of his name and his cunning coup detat enabled him to reach, was not without his superstitions. In his will he says, “With regard to my son, let. him keep as a talisman the geal I used to wear attached-to ty gps, = This talisman’ had no power to turn aside the fatal spears of the Zulus, and’ the young Napoleon met a sadder fate than his father’s worst fears’ could bondsmen. The pedietaan of the par. . have imagined for him. X Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef,’ mutton ‘and ‘veal’ on hand at all times. tf = ~@e Did you teke Gilt Edge. Whiskey this morning?’ You would feel better throughout the day if you bad. For Sale by all first-class ‘devlers. ‘Wichman, Latgen & O64 Dal. 5 faal proprietors, THE PEERLESS SALON, HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, ; Keeps on hand the best brands of BOTTLED BEER We aim to serve only the best. Call around see for yourself. All Kinds of Summer Drinks. Speclalty THE GROTTO SALOON iri Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. ¥\ Hot Launch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Olab Rooms. deny Bey Aspiurn . e, : France’s Red Ribbon. Se. freely has the ribton of the Legion of Honor been distributed in France that it is no longer considered such an overwhelming honor to be presented “with it. ‘A pertinent story is told of a Parisian who suddenly disappeared. The police on: béing appealed to for aid asked how he might be identified. “Oh,” was the uswer, “that’s easy, He doesn’t wear ‘the ribbon of the Legion of Honor.” “Dear me!” exclaimed Mrs. Droptin : as she heard Mr. Sputter in the next room. “What dreadful language!’* “I hope you won’t mind it,” replied Mrs; Splutter. “My husband is merely giving an imitation of a missing word contest without any words missing.”— Columbus (0.) State Journal. His Various Vocations: One of the old time darkies on being asked how he was making out replied in this fashion: _, “Well, suh, times is mighty tight wid me, but I manages ter make a livin’ by doin’ a little plowin’, a little votin’ en a little buaptizin’Y’—Atlanta ConstituHe Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of » Conn., scratched his leg with rae wire. Tofiammation and blood ming set in. For two years he rugeeas intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottlo of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was’ well and eound as.ever.” For’ Eruptions, Eozema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all bloo1 disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth, Try them. W. D Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or fefund money. Only 50 cents. Th» Curse of Womankind Is siok and nervous headaches.’ Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief, One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless, Immediate relief 256c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. : seid box guaranteed: For sale by H f Dickerman, sole agent. Graquates’ Ball Pies ef 1902 at ARMORY HALL Friday Evening, June 13 SE OF Floor Director GILBERT RICHARDS Floor Managers Harry Englebright Ralp Gaylord wi Robert Herman a Heward Naffziger Dr. A. N. Morgan Julian Wright ’ as ton é Music by Wild’s Full Orehestra ADMISSION—Per couple, $1; extra ady, 25 cents; Spoctators—Gentlemen, . 50 cente; ladies, 25 cents, MAITLAND BROS. In Their New Saloon . Gave into Fr uew caerters 25 Jom invite al nn former will ‘. patrons to call and ses Saleh adeiae cae he direst tranes of Wines, Liquors and Cigars -All kinds of Mixed uriaks @ Specialty. MAITLAND BEOS., Props. Commercial St fF HE GREATEST est OF HE'S GRAN D1 ’ PI CN Io >. to be given by the » Grass Valley Miners’.Union 000 at ove Chicago Park.» Shebley's Grove eee OF) ceo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,4902. — 000000 a The floor of the dancin best of music will be furni a Trains will run throughout the da as follows: LEAVING GRASS VALLEY—6 a. m., 9 a, m. 10a. LEAVING NEVADA CITY—9 a. m., 9:50 a. m., COLFAX—By regular trains. 8:25 p. m Fare—Gents $1; Ladies 50 pat Conveyanees entering grounds, 25 cents T. R. Epwarps, Secretary. platform will be in excellent. condition and the ed throughout the day. A Splendid Programme of Sports has b 12:25 p.m, RETUSEIG—En Grass Valley and Nevada City—6 P. my 7:80 p.m. and Children 6 to 12 years, % cents. SAMUEL BUTLER, President. Ohe Sweetest Ching oi Garth ot Otitt is yt Sranmiated Sages . It is ze g at a mue ¢ Ee isu eda Ba cient wi e in the kitehen. id aahWe sell £7 lbs. for. $3; 100 Ibs for $5.20. There are other sweet things in stock that: will please . by ‘reason of their Gar estes ea Syrup, 1 Hee Ag rng rs ty Fema Syrup, boekea SIGOURNEY. Cash Grocer, = Strnet, BROAD: STREET MARKET All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day, Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and gs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town at the interest, Ei Sale There is al of free gold cpt hota = This mine ig as I upon Investigation ‘You Hud it as not and froth oR eR Nevada Oy, Cal. Take 6.c’alock . PROP. JOHN: TILTON. on the mine, 4. tie Tt moke. 1 MOORE. —=t and make them in a first-class: manbet 4 also frame them when a0 Ordered. I make frames’ of. all kinds. 4 Best We Eee Lanta ; para Tas Norte Bay SARFRON’ a SAKE a. specialty APE) Specialty Sa

ements, hered! thereunto belos ining. s hereby given y of July, 1 at pls 2 » in fron nat pp he. highest bidder! vin of bidder vada County, Cj ROLFE, 1d. by said Supe * THE ssessor vounty NOT.CE, HEREBY GIV x, for Two Do o and One-half f YABLE AT MY ( JTY ASSESSOR.’ itical Code read , of the State o kty years of ag pe: sons and Indi r pay a Poll hesame be paid! in March aid n it shall be T litical Code mi to Demand Poli herefor, and on ch person to pay and sale of any y such person. . 1e Board of Su . in accordance itical Code, a Ri e-half Dollars rson over the ag re of 55 years,e been. honorably ted States Navy) Collections for i the same as id 491 every pet Ss OWnD Dame or on in his employ, tructs the Asse the collection o Poll Tax is guilt le to a fine of County Jail, ort ent. » paid on demand OEDER, Nevada Coun reditors. in and for the Co f California, In of William ane eby given by the; or of the tate sed, to the cred ving claims ag’ exhibit them vers, within ublication of thi nistrator, at the reial Street, Ne me being the p he business © LL, Administratd or Estate. No. 166. ling for a Reve »vada, For W r Bonds and TERS OF pene as follo Twenty io vel oO! iit of the Cit ur (54) cents 0B f all Bing at Hen the City of Ney ng the princi pal Works Bonds 0 me due and pay! December, Ax (26) Cents 0B wil and payable 0B 1 el year 1 June 2, 1002 by .n, Peard and Bo ALEX GAULT mt Board of T p, Clerk. [RN DDLERY DBALBS ne line of HON es ranging * ntlets. sj] kinds from . 10 ene up. aK: ay Mal’, ~ SORSORIPTION BATES; $6 a Years 0 Sais jsements of not to rted under thi taro a month. Kae r hee gente a week or 40 conte @ 1 onth, — in ees ‘ ‘Pound. Sasso of keys wae found ¢ on the street The owner may procure the same. c pang at the TRANSORIPT ‘office, proving perty and paying for this advertiseof: Girl Wanted. irl is treT family. For particulars enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. Lost, V_—__ ent pee pin set with small gold, Tinder will piease teave at the pinecniy 7 tee ora recelye ee Found. dies’ Belt. ‘Owner can i: have same by ; ying att the TRANSOBIPT office, For Sale, og gree, et ranch, wid dwe re city is offered 10F "SCRIPT office. Lost, pair of gold spectacles, Finder will be arded by returning same to neces Boy Wanted. Boy is wanted immediately. Apply at}. New York Bakery. m26 Ranch For Sale. fine Ranch of 610 gcres, on. Pleasant e, below Grass Valley, is Offered for sale bargain’ There is a house and good pon the place. Portions of it is heavily oo For further particulars enquire he TRANSCRIPT office. al8.tf a for Real Bete and Stores. lity or Cou tryst senthoda sell uick. " wlere fren LINCOLN INV: iNT ANY, 620 Market Street, opposite 1 Hotel, San Francisco, ERNMENT POSITIONS .—. YOUNG NW Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. In. , ate Corres, Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. A Good Investment. Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. ospeculation or gamble, but from legitite business. Bankers, oval men, and all persons inte: in y making with small capital are joinus. First class references in any of rU: ited States. in rticulars. 88 peels & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Ouls. By Carrigg 5 BY cts, a Week . ie wanted todo housework in ins distracted now is merge terrible 7 . [WINE of CARDUI ine of Cardni has done for. thousands’ of the best women in America, : fledicine Company, Chattanooga, , describing all your symptoms : ada letter of advice will be ea ‘Beeure a $1.00 bottle of Wine ‘Of Cardui;from your bet to-day. a million, oni suffeting women -have found relief in Wine of Cardui. * Just received. a fine line of (JwaFers. flavors. First-Class Bootbiack._ ton Stevens, whose stand is at ‘Wild's ! Fahop, on, Frond: etneet. sive the best in town e latest aporting kept on hand. janine lice haneh Served We serve a nice lunch each evening at-8 o’clock, and you. will also find the best of imported and demestic WORS AND. CIGARS Family trade solicited. Courteous treatment to all, w York Hotel Bar CHAS. P. SHENK, Manager NB CHAPMAN: (W. CHAPMAN All flavore-and varieties. OHAMPAGNE . WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS RAMONA WAFERS — NABISCO WAFERS in a seuias of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS QPBHATION . WHEAT FLAKES peck age P.-G. SCADDEN : Commercial Street, Nevada City. ack . A prize in every 0 cents. Get your « blood into good condition La Rue’ Sarsaparilla at Once before warm weather comes on, -— 2 on On sale at: ee cee 2 Drugs, Stationery, Photo Goods DENTISTS tt residence, Sacramento St., la City, Oal, kkotor, Pres, -W. H, Manem, Vice P. fo tc vada County. Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Up C Capital ae $50,000 tral Banking Business Transacted. ‘bought and advances made op Wdrawn & “ ‘oe any ar part of the rere. lerest Paid on me weld Street metlous Ores w en ap Lait “ccna tate mans S MADE. ON BULLION. KS rt HICKS @ co. “. Public Administrator, subject to the ghts of Telephone 981 Political Announcement For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram ‘lIs hereby announced as a candidate for decision of the Republican sere convention. epose are not more pleasing than the sight‘of linen’ finely laundried, spic and span.and just received from our establishment. ing looks handsomer than the results of the wash when artistically done. Our quality begins} . Nothd; ends with us. Past’ peras . al are the basis of all claitis. "preeminence we mere promise to _ Tepeat what we have done before. ' Prices very reasonable. a — NEVADA COUNTY "LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada City. Tn asserting laundry Lt. BOWMAN. 4 ¥.SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Office in Oda Bellows Building, Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. IMB PLATS WORK A SPECIALTY KINDS OF FILLINGS. U TRACTING SKILLFULLY DO: B boy, ‘followed the great twice, after. the manner of a horse. “It would have foe sartig a . . nomenally self’ restrained audience’ ‘could ‘have resisted sucha lapse from . . the: sublime to the ridiculous: The scene: went to. pieces, the curtain was . rung down, and the actress sought her dressing room in.a gale of hysterics.— Saturday Evening Post. Why Bollea ‘Water Freesea Basily. Water which fs hot of course cannot . freeze until it has parted ‘with its heat; but water that’ has been boiled’ will, other things being equal, freeze sooner ‘than water which has not been boiled. A slight disturbance of water disposes . it to. freeze more rapidly; and this is the cause’ which accelerates the freezing of boiled water. -The water that has been boiled has lost the air naturally-contained init, which on exposure "to the atmosphere it begins again to attract‘and absorb. During this process of absorption a motion is necessarily produced améng’ its. particles, slight certainly and imperceptible, yet “probably sufficient to accelerate its eongelation. . In. unboiled water this disturbance, does not exist; indeed, water when kept perfectly still can be reduced -several degrees below the freezing point. without its becoming ice, A Chance to Dry. Lord Dufferin always said that the happiestyears of his: long official life

were those spent in Calcutta. He reyeled in the sunshine. A friend one day expostulated with him for his reckless exposure of himself to the weather. “Well, you see,” said the viceroy, “they have always sent me to cold places, They sent me as viceroy to Canada, where one must live two-thirds of the year in buffalo furs: They sent me to St. Petersburg, where one. has to hibernate like a bear. So when they ordered me to India I rubbed my hands and said to myself, ‘Now I can hang myselt up to ary. oe “Named For” or “Named After?” Should I say that my son is “named for” Kis grandfather or that he is “named after” him? You may say either, but the weight of good usage is with “named after.” “Named for’ has some vogue in the United States, but is no longer current in England. “Named after” is in good use in both countries.—Ladies’ Home Journal. His 111 Chosen Word. ‘Tess—She doesn’t seem to like Mr. Creetick. Jess—No; she heard him speak of her as “an artless creature.” Tess—I should think that rather complimentary. : Jess~Ah, but she poses as a landecape painter!—Philadelphia Press. Wanted. We would like to ners FW ke the columns of your pa newt person. who has a Grech’ 8. A Flower for the cure of Indigest oe. Dyspepsia, and Liver troubles that has not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despoadent feelings, sleeplessnoss—in fact, any trouble ed__ with the stomach or Jiver?’: This medicine has been sold for many years in all sivilized countries,” and wish to correspond with you and sen@you one of our books free of cost. If\you never tried Angust Flower, try one bottle first. _We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious isthe matter with you. Ask your oldest druggist. G. G. Green, Woodbury, N. J, READ THIS: ECR ENS Current for the season $5.00, payablein advance. Fan motors for sale at $5.00, $6.00 and 37.50.. Nore rented. It is always ready. PRICE will be reduced to $1.60 net, per plant is ‘completed. » / Come in “and see 0s; we are glad to answer HORT: : bata Lot fis Ai, L, H. NEWBERT, Monsger thousand, as sdom as our new . —S=— YENCE fo. $ the Citizens of: Grass Valley ane Nevada “City = NEVADA. CITY, JULY TT —— 4TH AND “el ob Sar Oo io ii RAPER A AIBA AHR IKEA 5TH, 1902. ‘Grune Street Parades, Music, Dancing, Racing Games of: ‘Alt Kinds, Fun and Amusements for all. . Everybody Invited. to #xttexd. —_— A Simple Lesson. Maria Edgeworth, in her time second only to Jane Austen among literary women, had a warm synipathy for all kinds of life, which ‘accounts for the ardor with which she writes of human beings. A trifling incident, related in one of her letters, impressed: her ’ deep ly. “We went the other day to see a col lection of natural curiosities at a Mr. Broderip’s. .My“fdther o abi that he’had but very few butte “*‘No,-sir” he said. ‘A actuated that happened to me .some time ago determined me never to collect.any more butterflies. I caught a most beavtiful butterfly, thought IT had ‘Killed 11 and ran a pin through its body to. fas. ten it to a cork. A ‘fortnigtt ‘after. ward I happened’ to lookin the“box where I had left it, and I saw 4t writhing in agony. ‘Since that. time I have never destroyed another?" ~ « Spoiled His Eloquence, A committee of Kentuckians went te see Abraham Liacoli in 1861 with ref erence to the abolition of slavery Many Kentuckians owned slaves, They Were anxious to remain in the Union, but they did not want -tu lose “thelz ty was a tall man ofyabout Lincoln’s height. He made an eloquent. speech, filled with fine sentiments and. flowery metaphor, and closed: with a cras By peroration. After he had finished Lin’ ¢oln looked at him a ‘mefietit'and then said quietly, “Judge, I ve-your lege are as long as mine.” Napoleon’s Talisman, Louis Napoleon, who believed him self, even amid exile and pov , dex tined to that throne which: the prestige of his name and his cunning coup detat enabled him to reach, was not without his superstitions. In his will he says, “With regard to my son, let. him keep as a talisman the geal I used to wear attached-to ty gps, = This talisman’ had no power to turn aside the fatal spears of the Zulus, and’ the young Napoleon met a sadder fate than his father’s worst fears’ could bondsmen. The pedietaan of the par. . have imagined for him. X Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef,’ mutton ‘and ‘veal’ on hand at all times. tf = ~@e Did you teke Gilt Edge. Whiskey this morning?’ You would feel better throughout the day if you bad. For Sale by all first-class ‘devlers. ‘Wichman, Latgen & O64 Dal. 5 faal proprietors, THE PEERLESS SALON, HENRY W. RICH, Proprietor, ; Keeps on hand the best brands of BOTTLED BEER We aim to serve only the best. Call around see for yourself. All Kinds of Summer Drinks. Speclalty THE GROTTO SALOON iri Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. ¥\ Hot Launch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Olab Rooms. deny Bey Aspiurn . e, : France’s Red Ribbon. Se. freely has the ribton of the Legion of Honor been distributed in France that it is no longer considered such an overwhelming honor to be presented “with it. ‘A pertinent story is told of a Parisian who suddenly disappeared. The police on: béing appealed to for aid asked how he might be identified. “Oh,” was the uswer, “that’s easy, He doesn’t wear ‘the ribbon of the Legion of Honor.” “Dear me!” exclaimed Mrs. Droptin : as she heard Mr. Sputter in the next room. “What dreadful language!’* “I hope you won’t mind it,” replied Mrs; Splutter. “My husband is merely giving an imitation of a missing word contest without any words missing.”— Columbus (0.) State Journal. His Various Vocations: One of the old time darkies on being asked how he was making out replied in this fashion: _, “Well, suh, times is mighty tight wid me, but I manages ter make a livin’ by doin’ a little plowin’, a little votin’ en a little buaptizin’Y’—Atlanta ConstituHe Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of » Conn., scratched his leg with rae wire. Tofiammation and blood ming set in. For two years he rugeeas intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottlo of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was’ well and eound as.ever.” For’ Eruptions, Eozema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all bloo1 disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth, Try them. W. D Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or fefund money. Only 50 cents. Th» Curse of Womankind Is siok and nervous headaches.’ Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief, One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless, Immediate relief 256c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. : seid box guaranteed: For sale by H f Dickerman, sole agent. Graquates’ Ball Pies ef 1902 at ARMORY HALL Friday Evening, June 13 SE OF Floor Director GILBERT RICHARDS Floor Managers Harry Englebright Ralp Gaylord wi Robert Herman a Heward Naffziger Dr. A. N. Morgan Julian Wright ’ as ton é Music by Wild’s Full Orehestra ADMISSION—Per couple, $1; extra ady, 25 cents; Spoctators—Gentlemen, . 50 cente; ladies, 25 cents, MAITLAND BROS. In Their New Saloon . Gave into Fr uew caerters 25 Jom invite al nn former will ‘. patrons to call and ses Saleh adeiae cae he direst tranes of Wines, Liquors and Cigars -All kinds of Mixed uriaks @ Specialty. MAITLAND BEOS., Props. Commercial St fF HE GREATEST est OF HE'S GRAN D1 ’ PI CN Io >. to be given by the » Grass Valley Miners’.Union 000 at ove Chicago Park.» Shebley's Grove eee OF) ceo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,4902. — 000000 a The floor of the dancin best of music will be furni a Trains will run throughout the da as follows: LEAVING GRASS VALLEY—6 a. m., 9 a, m. 10a. LEAVING NEVADA CITY—9 a. m., 9:50 a. m., COLFAX—By regular trains. 8:25 p. m Fare—Gents $1; Ladies 50 pat Conveyanees entering grounds, 25 cents T. R. Epwarps, Secretary. platform will be in excellent. condition and the ed throughout the day. A Splendid Programme of Sports has b 12:25 p.m, RETUSEIG—En Grass Valley and Nevada City—6 P. my 7:80 p.m. and Children 6 to 12 years, % cents. SAMUEL BUTLER, President. Ohe Sweetest Ching oi Garth ot Otitt is yt Sranmiated Sages . It is ze g at a mue ¢ Ee isu eda Ba cient wi e in the kitehen. id aahWe sell £7 lbs. for. $3; 100 Ibs for $5.20. There are other sweet things in stock that: will please . by ‘reason of their Gar estes ea Syrup, 1 Hee Ag rng rs ty Fema Syrup, boekea SIGOURNEY. Cash Grocer, = Strnet, BROAD: STREET MARKET All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day, Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and gs, Candies and Nats. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can get the best refreshments in town at the interest, Ei Sale There is al of free gold cpt hota = This mine ig as I upon Investigation ‘You Hud it as not and froth oR eR Nevada Oy, Cal. Take 6.c’alock . PROP. 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