June 16, 1903 (4 pages)

THE CARTOON CRUSADE ese Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. — ecm ; FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ᴀ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . By Met, S@ 86 Por Year. By Carrier, = 12. 1-26 Per Week o a Delivered to any part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TUESDAY . .. Sd oes fe een ereniteat : Jupe 16, 1903 ~IN PENNSYLVANIA. N the suggestion of Governor Pennypacker, and under the guidance of Senators Quay and Penrose, a law has been euacted in Pennsylvania designed to regulate the publication of libelous matter in the newspapers of that State. The law afready provided a punishment for the publication of libelous matter, but that law was “not strict enough for these law-makers. The new law provides for damages for pecuniary loss and mental anguish resulting from any publication “in which the newspaper owner has been negligent in the ascertainment of facts, and in making publications affecting the character, reputation, or business of.citizens.”” The language of the law is general as to all classes of publications, but is aimed particularly at the cartoon. In order that the law may be enforced against the responsible persons, it is provided that the name of the owner or publisher must be published at the head of the editorial page in each issue. The press of Pennsylvania has not ignored the law. It has done worse—it has ridiculed it from the start. In one case the law seems likely to prove a boomerang, for a pub‘lisher, in whose paper appeared a cartoon representing Legislator Pusey as a “contorted cat,” was referred to by the Governor as an “outcast,” and now the publisher proposes to punish the Governor under his own law. Some of the papers have published lists of every man in their employ from managing editor to printer’s-devil. The Governor took particular exception to a cartoon representing himself as “an ugly little dwarf” perched upon a stool beside a printing press in such a position that when the press started up he would be overturned. The next morning the same paper published a cartoon in which the press had started up and the “ugly little dwarf” was flying through the air. The law was enacted by the Quay machine in the hope of putting an end tothe war against them by both Republican and Democratic papers. The Governor is reported to have said that if the law is not obeyed he has the power to suppress the offending newspapers. The only result so far has been to stir up a storm of cartoons and lampoons in prose and verse directed upon the Governor from every part of the State. It will be remembered that a similar law requiring signatures in newspapers was enacted in this State a few years ago. for San Francisco. PERSONAL MENTION, bly Reed of thei = Doings of Our Francisco where he has been visiting People. man returned last evening from San Francisco. M. T. Shea arrived here from Moores Flat last evening and left this morning his brother, Dr. J. Black. W. Ryan of San Francisco arrived here on last.evening’s train and left this morning fer Downieville, Miss Nina Woon, who has been at San Francisco for the past year, is expected home on a visit tomorrow. Miss Bertha Gardner arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Myers Preston. Mrs. Edward Simmons has returned to Sacramento, after a vieit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. Housman of this city. ae are Miss Sarab Miller, who has been vieiting ber parents at Gold Flat for the past few weeks, returned to San A. C. Foster is here from Minnesota. J. Vineyard was up from Pleasant Valley today. O. Penrose and wife are down from North Bloomfield. O, M. Eastman and A. Siesenop are down from Maybert. W. G. Kugan came down from North Bloomfield today. ACCIDENT AT EMDIRE MINE Joel Andrews Fatally Injured and Chas. Cornelius Seriously Hurt This Morning By a Blast. About nine o’clock this morning, while Joel Andrews and Charles Cornelius, of Grass Valley, were at work ina drift in the Empire Mine, one of the blasts which had been fired by the night shift several hours previous and which had failed to go off with the others, exploded with fatal result. Both men were thrown several yards by the force of the Mrs. J. B. lreadwell is visiting at Reno, Nevada. Jesse Hitchcock has gone to Tonopab, Nevada. G, W. Armstrong bas returned from & visit to Downieville. Mrs. Frank Kramer left today on a visit to Oroville, Boda K. Smith of San Francisco is here spending a few days. W. P. Koening and 8. 0. Newton are bere from San Francisco. L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco on @ business trip. Geo. L. Price, the hardware man of San Francisco, is in town. Charles Ninnis, of Piety Hill, is confined to his home by illness. Prof. Ohbas. M. Gayley of Berkeley arrived here on the evening train. Ray Whittum, formerly of this city, is now in Maine, visiting relatives. Mrs. Jobn Marsh and Mrs. Obariles Marsh are visiting relatives at Bear Valley. Miss Mabel Hegarty came down from Moores Flat today on her way to San Francisco. Miss Kate Kinkead has returned to ‘San Jose, after a visit with relatives in this city. Mrs. 8. C. Greenberg is here from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. M. Bernheim. Francisco today’. Miss Ethel Matthews is recovering from the attack of dipbtheria with which she has been suffering for the past few weeks, Mrs. Mamie Moore of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to her mother, Mra. A. B. Carley, returned home tbis morning. i W. H. Crawford and Mre_ Fred Bost went to Colfax yesterday to meet Miss Madge Crawford, who returned from San Francisco last evening. George L. White, clerk at Worthley’s hotel at Washington, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, where he attended the funeral of his father. Mr. White returned to Wasbington today. 2 e@Be + — — ——— _How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al business transactions and financially able to carry out apy obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ‘a Maltman, the well known mining Hall’s Family Pills are the best. killed. sible, where a physician who skull. explosion and it is_a miracle that both were not instantly As it was, however, Joel Andrews, who happened to be the nearest to the “blind” blast, received fatal injuries while Charles Cornelius was severely injured by flying rock. As soon as some other miners in adjoining drifts heard the report of the blast they realized something serious had happened and rushed to their assistance, They found both men lying prostrate-on the ground, and it was believed that they had been instantly killed. Assistane was sumimoned and the injured men taken to the surface as quickly as posfrom Grass Valley, made an examination of their wounds. Andrews’ face presented a terrible sight, being all shotto pieces, and his features were unrecognizable. were blown out and a large piece of rock had fractured his It is not considered possible that he will survive the frightful injuries which he received. Cornelius escaped more fortunately. His principal injury consisted of a puncture in the chest by a sharp piece of flying rock, and he was otherwise cut and bruised. His injuries are not considered serious, however, and with good nursing he will probably recover. ; Both men have families and have been employed at the mine for a nuinber of years. Andrews is about 40 years of age and has a wife and three children. had been hastily summoned Both eyes Personal Noles. Mary Ella Smith et al. vs. Patrick Hawkins. Judgment by default ordered entered in the sum of $571 and costs to the amount of $8.75. R. Linder i3 down from You Bet. 8S. Hollub and Charles M. Hollub are here from San Francisco. Properly Punished. Weary—I hear dat Hungry ain’t joined the tramps’ union. Dusty—Naw! Weary—What is de union goin’ to do aboat it? Dusty—Make him go to work. + -+@e Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. TOURIST EXCURSION PARTIES TO THE EAST Cg Over the Scenic Line of the World. If you are going East and want to save money, yet travel with pleasare and comfort, it will pay youto investigate our daily Personally Conducted Excursions, Tuese parties are in charge of a Manager, who accompanies the car throtgh.to Chicago and the Atlantic Coast and gives his personal attention to the welfare of each passenger in his charge. The schedules are arranged so as to pass through the world-famed scenery on the Den> ver & Rio Grande Railroad by daylight. Those desiring may also have the privilege of a stop-over in Salt Lake City. Let us know where you are going and we will be glad to give you fallinfuormation about your trip, the lowest rates of fare and send you free of charge some hand:omely illastrated books of travel. J. D. MansFIELD, Geveral Agent, 625 Market St. San Francisco, Cal, = e@e oe -——_——— Finest Harness in the County. The finest line of barness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all grades and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions, buggy and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his patron. ; eee Be explicit in writing receipts when whieky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there’ll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Clay 8t.,8.¥. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. Exercises Tonight. There will hardly be breathing room at the Theatre tonight to listen to the interesting commencement exercises, and the fine program which has been arranged for the occasion. ‘The stage has been most beautifully decorated by the graduates, and the classs motto, “Cras Ingens [terabimus Aequor” being artistically designed? The Grass Valley graduates will be there in a body as the guests of the’ Nevada City class. * Th: Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Rether Outspoken. “When a man in the west likes not another,” said a British Columbia man, “he is in ne way disposed to hide that fact under a bushel basket or to conceal it from either the gentleman disliked in particular or the rest of the community in general. “I remember an example of this trait that came under my notice some years ago in Idaho. A certain old fellow name Haas ran a paper there, and he and Judge Buck, the judge who rendered the celebrated decision in the famous ‘Poor Man’ Tiger litigation, were sworn enemies. Another old timer named Cheney disliked Haas and Buck and had !t in for them both. “One night at Wallace a dinner was given, at which Buck, Haas and Cheney were present, and at a late stage in the proceedings Cheney was called upon for a speech. I don’t remember the topic he chose or how he brought it in, but.when he got through Cheney left in the minds of his hearers no manner of doubt as to how he felt toward the other two. “‘Gentlemen,’ said Cheney as he hung unsteadily to the end of the table, for the wine bad been passing freely, ‘old man Haas says Judge Buck {s a perjurer and a blackmailer, and John Randolph’s Appearance. Washington Irving when secretary of legation in London was much amused at the rollicking good humor with which William IV. began hig reign, and he once tried to give a lesson in dignity to the Duke of Sussex, He had to accompany: an eccentric friend of meager and limping: figure, who persisted in wearing an extraordinary nondescript garb instead of the prescribed court dress to St. James’. The usbers demurred; the foreign min ister smiled. The Duke of Sussex stopped Irving as he passed and whispered, moving his thumb jerkingly up and down, “Who’s your friend Hoky Poky?” “That, sir,” replied Irving em phatically, “is John Randolph, United Btates minister to Russia and one of the most distinguished orators of America.” It was all in vain. Sonr dime afterward Irving was dining witb the duke, whose first laughing inquiry was, “And how is our friend Hoky Poky?’—Temple Bar. 200 BODIE Be Hidden in Swept the Ruins or Away.”town is destroyed. covered by ten o’clock this morning. HEPPNER, Ore., June 16—Two hundred bodies were re. It is thought that at least as many more are hidden, in the ruins or swept away down the valley. A large force is working to clear away the wreckrge. Special trains are being sent from Portland with supplies. Nearly all the eastern and northern part of the It is expected that railroad communication will be established Friday, but as yet the roads are impassible. The crops of the entire section are practically destroyed. OA And as Many . More Are Supposed to Almost Lynched: Kansas Crry, June 15—A man who claims to be T. M. Hager, @ anion carpenter from Hannibal, Mo., narSuperior Court, The following. business acted in the Supprior Oo Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: — Estate of Alexander Gault, dece. Order of publication of Dotice tors. Estate of Mary A, Bic ceased. Decree establishin, legal notice to creditors, New Sidewalk, Louis Aumer is havin place of residence on Broad stro good, substantial cement deen: which greatly adds to the appearance of the place and isa d = mént on the old board walk, Pee anna ne ¢ That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, sands of sufferers have proved matchless merit for Sick ana Ner Headaches. They make pure blood end build up your health, Only 25 cents, money back if not cured, Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. rowly escaped violence at the hands of West Bottoms flood sufferers while he was trying to induce the freight handlers of the Missouri Pacific Railway Oompany to go on a strike for full People recognition of their union. who had lost their all and who are depending on freight shipments for relief, were bitter in the denunciation of Hager’s action, and only the prompt decision of the police in arresting him saved the fellow from their wrath. Train Wrecked. San Jose, June 15th_—The Southern Pacific passenger train, leaving San if you Thon. Francisco at 11:30 o’clock this morning, was wrecked at San Jose. The j engine, tender and baggage car were Fanoy Summer Drinks non — , 8uU the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s, tf overturned, No one was injured or killed. It was a miraculous escape. MOORE=NORGAN, A Happy Marriage to Take Place Tomorrow Ryening. Miss Rachel J. Morgan, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan of this city, and Addison P. Moore, 8 prominent wholesale merchant of Tyler, Texas, will be married at the bride’s home tomorrow evening. The hour set for the happy event is nine o’clock, and the ceremony will be performed by Rev. Wm. Angwir of the Methodist church. Only the relatives and a few Intimate friends will be present. The bride is to be attended by her sister, Miss Bessie Morgan, and her niece, Miss Lizzie Morgan. David E, Morgan and Howard Naffziger will be the groomsmen. On Thursday the couple will take their departure for Tyler, Texas, where they will make their future home. They will not go there direct, however, but wiil journey to Several jpoints of interest in this State, among which are Del Monte and the Yosemite Valley. The young lady who is about to be wedded is possessed of rare traits of character that endear her .to hosts of friends in this city and elsewhere. She is a native of Nevada City, and has spent the greater part of her life in our midst. She is of a sunny disposition, and has always taken an active part in church affairs, being prcminently identified with the Epworth League. Mr. Moore is one of the substantial business men of the flourishing city of Tyler, in the Lone Star State. The Wise Peasant. One night as the Peasant was soundly sleeping he was aroused by a knock on the door, and when he asked who valled a voice replied: “O Peasant, I beg the loan of thy lar tern for a few minutes.” “Hast lost something in the darkness?” was asked. “Nay, not that. I am a thief and have come’for thy Goat, but I require a lantern to light up the stable.” “You shall have it with cheer, and you may leave it outside the door as you go away.” ; The Peasant’s wife began upbraiding him that he should assist to steal his own property, but he turned to her and commanded: “Silence, woman! Firstly, I am no match for a thief who has doubtless come armed to attack or defend; sec. ondly, the Ass and the Goat are stabled side by side, and did I not lend my lantern the thief might get the Ass by mistake. I am not the fliest man in the county, but I do know the difference between @ three dollar Goat and a thirty dollar Asa!’ Moral.—The man who stops to figure a little generally comes out ahead of the game. With Interest. “Yes, I know that certain passengers object to tipping on principle; but, speaking for myself, I believe in it,” remarked a ruddy faced old man in the corner of a third class smoker. “It is only right to reward courtesy, and I always make a point of giving the guard of this train sixpence when he comes to see if I'm all right, although I’m only a poor man.” The other passengers, not to be outdone, thereupon dived into their pockets, and when the guard popped his head inside the door a few minutes later he found himself overwhelmed with silver coins. An hour passed, and the passengers got out one by one until the old man was left facing a spruce commercia) traveler, who leaned toward him econ fidentially and asked him how he could afford to give the guard sixpence évery time he took a journey. “Oh, don’t worry yourself about that,” responded the old man. “I dare say I shall get ft back with interest.” “How will you?’ “Fhe guard is a son of mine!’—Len. Gon Globe. é . lamation ended. declaring Crushed to killed. + me Startling Evidence. ed, as an example. He writes: efitted. troubles, ton, Druggist. ular sizes, 60c. and $1. The wise seldom give advice, friend says drink the rule, sole proprietor, 320 Olay St., 8. F. —__ + 290 + California California wines. 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Telephone Main 881. seen ees ‘ Notice to Creditors. i* THE SUPERIOR County of Nevada, State of California. ecet 5 te of Alezagder Gault, deceased. eby uchers, COURT OF THE Pa Is the matter of the estate of ALEXANDER necessary vc within four months afme the iheat publication of this notiee to the OFFIOR, OF Poatoftice Box 114 a * W.H SMITH : Wholesale‘andjretailfdealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ett. } Notice is hereby riven by. nthe undera ore PRUN ES nder Gault, deceased, to the creditors ‘of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail." _ of and ali ns having claims against the TT ae said d to exhibit them “with tre beciae ote Nevapa Ory, January 13, 1903 , NTS Admin at the law office ot. MB. W, H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CEN the, same the piece fs wnghiiforais. . PER POUND RETAIL. 80 ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. Tbe county of J, Pra of m said . @re fresh and fine end;are very delicioue in fe™~r andjvery healthy. une JANE 8. 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THE CARTOON CRUSADE ese Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. — ecm ; FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ᴀ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . By Met, S@ 86 Por Year. By Carrier, = 12. 1-26 Per Week o a Delivered to any part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TUESDAY .. ... Sd oes fe een ereniteat : Jupe 16, 1903 ~IN PENNSYLVANIA. N the suggestion of Governor Pennypacker, and under the guidance of Senators Quay and Penrose, a law has been euacted in Pennsylvania designed to regulate the publication of libelous matter in the newspapers of that State. The law afready provided a punishment for the publication of libelous matter, but that law was “not strict enough for these law-makers. The new law provides for damages for pecuniary loss and mental anguish resulting from any publication “in which the newspaper owner has been negligent in the ascertainment of facts, and in making publications affecting the character, reputation, or business of.citizens.”” The language of the law is general as to all classes of publications, but is aimed particularly at the cartoon. In order that the law may be enforced against the responsible persons, it is provided that the name of the owner or publisher must be published at the head of the editorial page in each issue. The press of Pennsylvania has not ignored the law. It has done worse—it has ridiculed it from the start. In one case the law seems likely to prove a boomerang, for a pub‘lisher, in whose paper appeared a cartoon representing Legislator Pusey as a “contorted cat,” was referred to by the Governor as an “outcast,” and now the publisher proposes to punish the Governor under his own law. Some of the papers have published lists of every man in their employ from managing editor to printer’s-devil. The Governor took particular exception to a cartoon representing himself as “an ugly little dwarf” perched upon a stool beside a printing press in such a position that when the press started up he would be overturned. The next morning the same paper published a cartoon in which the press had started up and the “ugly little dwarf” was flying through the air. The law was enacted by the Quay machine in the hope of putting an end tothe war against them by both Republican and Democratic papers. The Governor is reported to have said that if the law is not obeyed he has the power to suppress the offending newspapers. The only result so far has been to stir up a storm of cartoons and lampoons in prose and verse directed upon the Governor from every part of the State. It will be remembered that a similar law requiring signatures in newspapers was enacted in this State a few years ago. for San Francisco. PERSONAL MENTION, bly Reed of thei = Doings of Our Francisco where he has been visiting People. man returned last evening from San Francisco. M. T. Shea arrived here from Moores Flat last evening and left this morning his brother, Dr. J. Black. W. Ryan of San Francisco arrived here on last.evening’s train and left this morning fer Downieville, Miss Nina Woon, who has been at San Francisco for the past year, is expected home on a visit tomorrow. Miss Bertha Gardner arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Myers Preston. Mrs. Edward Simmons has returned to Sacramento, after a vieit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. Housman of this city. ae are Miss Sarab Miller, who has been vieiting ber parents at Gold Flat for the past few weeks, returned to San A. C. Foster is here from Minnesota. J. Vineyard was up from Pleasant Valley today. O. Penrose and wife are down from North Bloomfield. O, M. Eastman and A. Siesenop are down from Maybert. W. G. Kugan came down from North Bloomfield today. ACCIDENT AT EMDIRE MINE Joel Andrews Fatally Injured and Chas. Cornelius Seriously Hurt This Morning By a Blast. About nine o’clock this morning, while Joel Andrews and Charles Cornelius, of Grass Valley, were at work ina drift in the Empire Mine, one of the blasts which had been fired by the night shift several hours previous and which had failed to go off with the others, exploded with fatal result. Both men were thrown several yards by the force of the Mrs. J. B. lreadwell is visiting at Reno, Nevada. Jesse Hitchcock has gone to Tonopab, Nevada. G, W. Armstrong bas returned from & visit to Downieville. Mrs. Frank Kramer left today on a visit to Oroville, Boda K. Smith of San Francisco is here spending a few days. W. P. Koening and 8. 0. Newton are bere from San Francisco. L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco on @ business trip. Geo. L. Price, the hardware man of San Francisco, is in town. Charles Ninnis, of Piety Hill, is confined to his home by illness. Prof. Ohbas. M. Gayley of Berkeley arrived here on the evening train. Ray Whittum, formerly of this city, is now in Maine, visiting relatives. Mrs. Jobn Marsh and Mrs. Obariles Marsh are visiting relatives at Bear Valley. Miss Mabel Hegarty came down from Moores Flat today on her way to San Francisco. Miss Kate Kinkead has returned to ‘San Jose, after a visit with relatives in this city. Mrs. 8. C. Greenberg is here from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. M. Bernheim. Francisco today’. Miss Ethel Matthews is recovering from the attack of dipbtheria with which she has been suffering for the past few weeks, Mrs. Mamie Moore of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to her mother, Mra. A. B. Carley, returned home tbis morning. i W. H. Crawford and Mre_ Fred Bost went to Colfax yesterday to meet Miss Madge Crawford, who returned from San Francisco last evening. George L. White, clerk at Worthley’s hotel at Washington, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, where he attended the funeral of his father. Mr. White returned to Wasbington today. 2 e@Be + — — ——— _How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al business transactions and financially able to carry out apy obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ‘a Maltman, the well known mining Hall’s Family Pills are the best. killed. sible, where a physician who skull. explosion and it is_a miracle that both were not instantly As it was, however, Joel Andrews, who happened to be the nearest to the “blind” blast, received fatal injuries while Charles Cornelius was severely injured by flying rock. As soon as some other miners in adjoining drifts heard the report of the blast they realized something serious had happened and rushed to their assistance, They found both men lying prostrate-on the ground, and it was believed that they had been instantly killed. Assistane was sumimoned and the injured men taken to the surface as quickly as posfrom Grass Valley, made an examination of their wounds. Andrews’ face presented a terrible sight, being all shotto pieces, and his features were unrecognizable. were blown out and a large piece of rock had fractured his It is not considered possible that he will survive the frightful injuries which he received. Cornelius escaped more fortunately. His principal injury consisted of a puncture in the chest by a sharp piece of flying rock, and he was otherwise cut and bruised. His injuries are not considered serious, however, and with good nursing he will probably recover. ; Both men have families and have been employed at the mine for a nuinber of years. Andrews is about 40 years of age and has a wife and three children. had been hastily summoned Both eyes Personal Noles. Mary Ella Smith et al. vs. Patrick Hawkins. Judgment by default ordered entered in the sum of $571 and costs to the amount of $8.75. R. Linder i3 down from You Bet. 8S. Hollub and Charles M. Hollub are here from San Francisco. Properly Punished. Weary—I hear dat Hungry ain’t joined the tramps’ union. Dusty—Naw! Weary—What is de union goin’ to do aboat it? Dusty—Make him go to work. + -+@e Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. TOURIST EXCURSION PARTIES TO THE EAST Cg Over the Scenic Line of the World. If you are going East and want to save money, yet travel with pleasare and comfort, it will pay youto investigate our daily Personally Conducted Excursions, Tuese parties are in charge of a Manager, who accompanies the car throtgh.to Chicago and the Atlantic Coast and gives his personal attention to the welfare of each passenger in his charge. The schedules are arranged so as to pass through the world-famed scenery on the Den> ver & Rio Grande Railroad by daylight. Those desiring may also have the privilege of a stop-over in Salt Lake City. Let us know where you are going and we will be glad to give you fallinfuormation about your trip, the lowest rates of fare and send you free of charge some hand:omely illastrated books of travel. J. D. MansFIELD, Geveral Agent, 625 Market St. San Francisco, Cal, = e@e oe -——_——— Finest Harness in the County. The finest line of barness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all grades and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions, buggy and cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his patron. ; eee Be explicit in writing receipts when whieky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there’ll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Clay 8t.,8.¥. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. Exercises Tonight. There will hardly be breathing room at the Theatre tonight to listen to the interesting commencement exercises, and the fine program which has been arranged for the occasion. ‘The stage has been most beautifully decorated by the graduates, and the classs motto, “Cras Ingens [terabimus Aequor” being artistically designed? The Grass Valley graduates will be there in a body as the guests of the’ Nevada City class. * Th: Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Rether Outspoken. “When a man in the west likes not another,” said a British Columbia man, “he is in ne way disposed to hide that fact under a bushel basket or to conceal it from either the gentleman disliked in particular or the rest of the community in general. “I remember an example of this trait that came under my notice some years ago in Idaho. A certain old fellow name Haas ran a paper there, and he and Judge Buck, the judge who rendered the celebrated decision in the famous ‘Poor Man’ Tiger litigation, were sworn enemies. Another old timer named Cheney disliked Haas and Buck and had !t in for them both. “One night at Wallace a dinner was given, at which Buck, Haas and Cheney were present, and at a late stage in the proceedings Cheney was called upon for a speech. I don’t remember the topic he chose or how he brought it in, but.when he got through Cheney left in the minds of his hearers no manner of doubt as to how he felt toward the other two. “‘Gentlemen,’ said Cheney as he hung unsteadily to the end of the table, for the wine bad been passing freely, ‘old man Haas says Judge Buck {s a perjurer and a blackmailer, and John Randolph’s Appearance. Washington Irving when secretary of legation in London was much amused at the rollicking good humor with which William IV. began hig reign, and he once tried to give a lesson in dignity to the Duke of Sussex, He had to accompany: an eccentric friend of meager and limping: figure, who persisted in wearing an extraordinary nondescript garb instead of the prescribed court dress to St. James’. The usbers demurred; the foreign min ister smiled. The Duke of Sussex stopped Irving as he passed and whispered, moving his thumb jerkingly up and down, “Who’s your friend Hoky Poky?” “That, sir,” replied Irving em phatically, “is John Randolph, United Btates minister to Russia and one of the most distinguished orators of America.” It was all in vain. Sonr dime afterward Irving was dining witb the duke, whose first laughing inquiry was, “And how is our friend Hoky Poky?’—Temple Bar. 200 BODIE Be Hidden in Swept the Ruins or Away.”town is destroyed. covered by ten o’clock this morning. HEPPNER, Ore., June 16—Two hundred bodies were re. It is thought that at least as many more are hidden, in the ruins or swept away down the valley. A large force is working to clear away the wreckrge. Special trains are being sent from Portland with supplies. Nearly all the eastern and northern part of the It is expected that railroad communication will be established Friday, but as yet the roads are impassible. The crops of the entire section are practically destroyed. OA And as Many . More Are Supposed to Almost Lynched: Kansas Crry, June 15—A man who claims to be T. M. Hager, @ anion carpenter from Hannibal, Mo., narSuperior Court, The following. business acted in the Supprior Oo Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: — Estate of Alexander Gault, dece.. Order of publication of Dotice tors. Estate of Mary A, Bic ceased. Decree establishin, legal notice to creditors, New Sidewalk, Louis Aumer is havin place of residence on Broad stro good, substantial cement deen: which greatly adds to the appearance of the place and isa d = mént on the old board walk, Pee anna ne ¢ That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, sands of sufferers have proved matchless merit for Sick ana Ner Headaches. They make pure blood end build up your health, Only 25 cents, money back if not cured, Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. rowly escaped violence at the hands of West Bottoms flood sufferers while he was trying to induce the freight handlers of the Missouri Pacific Railway Oompany to go on a strike for full People recognition of their union. who had lost their all and who are depending on freight shipments for relief, were bitter in the denunciation of Hager’s action, and only the prompt decision of the police in arresting him saved the fellow from their wrath. Train Wrecked. San Jose, June 15th_—The Southern Pacific passenger train, leaving San if you Thon. Francisco at 11:30 o’clock this morning, was wrecked at San Jose. The j engine, tender and baggage car were Fanoy Summer Drinks non — , 8uU

the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s, tf overturned, No one was injured or killed. It was a miraculous escape. MOORE=NORGAN, A Happy Marriage to Take Place Tomorrow Ryening. Miss Rachel J. Morgan, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan of this city, and Addison P. Moore, 8 prominent wholesale merchant of Tyler, Texas, will be married at the bride’s home tomorrow evening. The hour set for the happy event is nine o’clock, and the ceremony will be performed by Rev. Wm. Angwir of the Methodist church. Only the relatives and a few Intimate friends will be present. The bride is to be attended by her sister, Miss Bessie Morgan, and her niece, Miss Lizzie Morgan. David E, Morgan and Howard Naffziger will be the groomsmen. On Thursday the couple will take their departure for Tyler, Texas, where they will make their future home. They will not go there direct, however, but wiil journey to Several jpoints of interest in this State, among which are Del Monte and the Yosemite Valley. The young lady who is about to be wedded is possessed of rare traits of character that endear her .to hosts of friends in this city and elsewhere. She is a native of Nevada City, and has spent the greater part of her life in our midst. She is of a sunny disposition, and has always taken an active part in church affairs, being prcminently identified with the Epworth League. Mr. Moore is one of the substantial business men of the flourishing city of Tyler, in the Lone Star State. The Wise Peasant. One night as the Peasant was soundly sleeping he was aroused by a knock on the door, and when he asked who valled a voice replied: “O Peasant, I beg the loan of thy lar tern for a few minutes.” “Hast lost something in the darkness?” was asked. “Nay, not that. I am a thief and have come’for thy Goat, but I require a lantern to light up the stable.” “You shall have it with cheer, and you may leave it outside the door as you go away.” ; The Peasant’s wife began upbraiding him that he should assist to steal his own property, but he turned to her and commanded: “Silence, woman! Firstly, I am no match for a thief who has doubtless come armed to attack or defend; sec. ondly, the Ass and the Goat are stabled side by side, and did I not lend my lantern the thief might get the Ass by mistake. I am not the fliest man in the county, but I do know the difference between @ three dollar Goat and a thirty dollar Asa!’ Moral.—The man who stops to figure a little generally comes out ahead of the game. With Interest. “Yes, I know that certain passengers object to tipping on principle; but, speaking for myself, I believe in it,” remarked a ruddy faced old man in the corner of a third class smoker. “It is only right to reward courtesy, and I always make a point of giving the guard of this train sixpence when he comes to see if I'm all right, although I’m only a poor man.” The other passengers, not to be outdone, thereupon dived into their pockets, and when the guard popped his head inside the door a few minutes later he found himself overwhelmed with silver coins. An hour passed, and the passengers got out one by one until the old man was left facing a spruce commercia) traveler, who leaned toward him econ fidentially and asked him how he could afford to give the guard sixpence évery time he took a journey. “Oh, don’t worry yourself about that,” responded the old man. “I dare say I shall get ft back with interest.” “How will you?’ “Fhe guard is a son of mine!’—Len. 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See them in our large BORN. <= 00a of Al Hawkins, a daughter. In thie city, June 15, 1908, to the wife BOWEL howels open, and be well. Force, in the sh jent physic or pill poison, is dangerous, Th est, easiest, most perfect way oF clear and clean is to take CANDY CATHARTIC EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good t box. Write for free sample ealth. Address ; msicialnaw STEMLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or BEST FOR THE ¥f you haven’t a regular, healthy movement bowels every day, you're ill or will be. Weegee smooth. keeping the bowels ever Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25, a8 cents er b booklet Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves i ___________ The Detroit Vapor and the National Blue Flame Stoves are celebrated for their absolute safety and simplicity. The National Blue Flame Wickless Kerosene Stove is something new and deserves your attention. PRICE, $7.15 Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY M. L. & D. MARSH KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN and make them in & first-class manner. i also frame ° them when so ordered. I make frames. of all kinds. MOORE ——i> LUMBER DEALERS carry a full line of: Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings; Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAIN Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. We have this celebrated Paint in all. colors, and in cans from one Tel. 912. Telephone Main 881. seen ees ‘ Notice to Creditors. i* THE SUPERIOR County of Nevada, State of California. ecet 5 te of Alezagder Gault, deceased. eby uchers, COURT OF THE Pa Is the matter of the estate of ALEXANDER necessary vc within four months afme the iheat publication of this notiee to the OFFIOR, OF Poatoftice Box 114 a * W.H SMITH : Wholesale‘andjretailfdealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ett. } Notice is hereby riven by. nthe undera ore PRUN ES nder Gault, deceased, to the creditors ‘of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail." _ of and ali ns having claims against the TT ae said d to exhibit them “with tre beciae ote Nevapa Ory, January 13, 1903 , NTS Admin at the law office ot. MB. W, H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CEN the, same the piece fs wnghiiforais. . PER POUND RETAIL. 80 ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. Tbe county of J, Pra of m said . @re fresh and fine end;are very delicioue in fe™~r andjvery healthy. une JANE 8. GAULT, ’ WM, H, SMITH * aa ; . e 9 mainistretrix of the Estate of Alexander Brood Street, ‘ OE Nevada Olty Wes trang. . art today, to credi. . @ due ang . @& lsid at hig ecided improve. . their Vous . The TURNER & HADLEY COMPANY have the latest nein ANSCRIP1 a) 5 Condens Benefit. of . Reader's. aie of cattle pai ity this morning gptains. rk of laying yetional Hotel © se, Wo, Walters + sbop im the rea el, felland fractares paying near the Na Jast evening. He at out of joint. the injury. Buffington, Ollie » Schmidt and . pupanied by J s pleacant outing & yer house Sunday of Forest City las i the sad news oO other John Gould, ramento. Mr, anc eto Sacramento ral. ; Js was struck by & pwall in the Sierra . was not badly in ai a very marro yy left this morni! »where be expects got on the street no and raised in th mest and upright Jqualified to fill th be aspires. » Bar mine at I is owned by the jl restime operatio are three tunnels the ore extracted. be mine is said t plition. ting of Queen City ited Moderns, he following officer 1.0, E. Walling, © ephine Schwartz, hvartz, orator; Hor order and financie dotticers will be it ting in July. Meek yesterday © 3 of the death of for. many years 0 panty, which occu Mr, Arnott was a! dcame to Nevada « He leaves four lb son to mourn has gone to Alame eat the funeral. band from the i Orphans Hom been young men give a concert at wday evening, ¢ fit of the home. 1 lyseven years ol nite an artists T ern Star have t ind and will work cert a success. H. Barker entert Band a number ter home on Pro . Games of vari dand a very enjoy . Those present ¥ Norman W, Sha obert M. Sears, . 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