June 20, 1903 (4 pages)

ation « cer d. te of THOMAS ven that MON Goes o'clock’ 2” og . House in th cof said been City and gr peoloete eine pltoation “opeased, and ciliaateth » Creditors, mete R_ COURT, op a. State of Gal @ Estate of Ronen ven by the ened, © above namer agm all_ persons Raving decedent, to exhib: 3 hecessary yong! “ Zen the Publication of Gali toma Page corte for levada, State of Cal hed Re e : of said omeia traps. SAMUEL SIMMON or Kstate of Roi orney, mia PUBLICATION, THE INTERIO MARYSVILLE, Callfornl, given that the fo ae poe patice of Syne reof in si aid proof wil} aad and Receiver, U.S, Land » Cal; on June ist 1903, y, Homestead Applica. Lot 8 E 4 of SW 4, SW Tp. 17 No, Re 7B. MD. wing witnesses to rove ence upon and cultiyaf Sweecland P, on, of Sweetlany ee Leonard, Jr. of Sweet+ Fogarty, of oO Creditors, R COURT IN AND pring Ftate of Califoruia eofA i scented. DDISON + Hinkson, Jr , dece; given by the aelee rix of the estate of Addi. deceased, to the credi. ns having claims against © exhibit them wi h the , Within four months af. tion of this notice. to the at the law office of Fred e Court House, Nevada © same being the place of the business of the sounty of Nevada. 1903, ROQUA L. HINKSO he Kstate of Addin C, pease . mig nent Notice. DATED MINING UOMon of principal place of isco, California; location ity, Nevada County, aliven that at a special be of Directors held cathe 3, an assessment of five or tive per cent on each ipon the subscribed eap‘poration, payable immeStates Gold Coin, to the OMpany, at its office, No. Room 505, in the city of forvia. hich this assessment shall on the first day of » delinquent, and adveriblic auction, and unless before, will be sold on bh day of July, 1908, to pa: iessment, together wit r and expenses of sale, oard of Directors. N.S. GAGE, Secretary. arket Street, Room 505, fornia. 3B to Creditors. TOR COURT OF THE Ja, State of California, the Estate of EDWARD deceased. Myers Preston, deceased, riven by the undersigned, st Will and Testament of estou, deceased, to the 1 persons having claims ceased. to exhibit them, y vouchers, within ten first publication of this . Executors, at the Citia City> California, the xe for the transaction 0 id estate in the County SDDY MORGAN and ALBERT PRESTON, ast Will and Testament of 2reston, dec'd. m20 ed to Appear. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. d been entered at this © oftery against Joseph ng his homestead any his office September aay) tand the i 4 of NW 2. 12 E., M. D. M., Placer with a view to the cancely. bereby the said parties ppear atthe United States amento, California, 2 . , 1908, at 10 o'clock & mnish testimony concernandonment. * 3. ARMST RONG, Register: WA. Neweum, Recelvef, MENT NOTICE. MINING COMPANY. rincipal place of business, fornia; location of works, ornia. Z iven that at & mee ry Directors, held om f May, 1903, an >f “four (4). cents Re spon the capital mor ra payable immediatey ; coin, to the Secretary. te ompany, oom 308, ; 5 ‘Francisco, Califora al vyhich thi ssessment oe n the 2th day of dtr juent, and advertis pet tion; and unless peeyAYs il be sold on TH ea eS UY, 1908, to pay the dee together w ith the¢ nses of sale. ‘oard of Directoré. BONESTELL. Beorerr 3, No. 206 Kearny ie FE creme nN. Morgan. entist. ret, Nevada City: ted Without Pain. ———— 5PM © 124. w. end? 0° id Vesetable Store adjoialz first-class Store Boog will AIN STREET. ¥ nite he bey ry best of sis ens, etc. co. tebe of char m guareD J ge ot oving Will, Etc, Made ~ : a 42ND YEAR-——-NO, 12,519 ‘ae TRANSCRIPT T. P. BROWN.-.Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. —_— ——SUpSORIPTION RATES: Mail, $6 @ Year. By Carrier, 12}¢ Cts. a Week obit (umn artisements not to exeeed five lines inel under thie heading foe, 35 . eek or Sla month, Eac id io ents a week or 20cents 9 month. Payble invariably in ~ Cow and Calf Wanted, pood mileh cow, and calf, wanted. Apply this o‘fice. j8-lw For Rent. el Four-room house on Broad street; rent Fatal Accident. San Pepro, June 19.—Geo, Conklin, &: young man employed as assistant engineer aboard the large suction dredger Olympian, which ‘is engaged in deepening the entrance channel of the San Pedro inner harbor, was literally cooked alive yesterday by the explosion of a tube in one of the boilers of the big machine. The unfortunate young man died after writhing in unconsciousness for twound a half hours Conklin was inspecting the boiler when the.explosion occurred. TuoLumng, Jane 19—Mining circles jumping of the old Dead Horee mine, is the deepest in the county and hes been worked: since 1856. Parties have nual labor was not recorded since 1900. It is believed that Hobart and Hayward will not give up the famous property without a legal struggle. That Throbbing Headache Low Rate Fickets to California will be sold til Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; Chicago, ete., $88. Money de ited with the Soathern Pacific s pany’s.agent at Colfax, will secure tickets from any eastern point. Would quickly leave yom, if you used. Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and bui'd up your health. Only 25 cents, money back if, not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Good Meats. antf are Gonsiderably agitated over the]; i. owned by Hobbaert and Hayward, It. 4 jainped it on thé ground tht ‘the 6-lthere use on Water str 6 rooms, for — $700; rent, $8. house on ty Hill. Apply at this office. For Sale. ~ California ‘Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from . Colley. Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, @mutton and veal on hand Baled hay, seed barley and rolled [barley RRS California wines. At Britland’s. tf at all times . sale. For particulars address\¥~ A —_ PEPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. m5 For Sale. . Real estate, private rig, lime business, nok’s mineral water agency and other payagencies. For particulars apply to 5.5. Mrs. Fred Varath, No. 228 Territorial Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. See ANLEY, with Union Ice Co. m28-tf SIRI) hssitied Advertisements, Agents Wanted. ary $1024 a year and expenses yable 19.700 week in cash and expenses sdvaweet. ociton permanent. Business successful nd rushing. Enclosed self-addressed. enam very enthusiastic in its praise.” recovery to health and activity. Hove. Standard House, A Cantos TF OOD isthanoblestduty. Wine of Cardui, in re-inforcing the ae M and highest privilege women . organsof generation, has made m: Are You Interested ? can oraspireto. With. of women who had given up pope of. —— out this privilege women donot . ever becoming mothers. Wine of i: »erman & Co., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, go through the world discontented, . except cases of organic trouble. How ‘al. They'll help you. Cost noth to find . or Tatiors sacredly thing ential I want representatives everywhere to ritc names and addresses and to mail out ivertising of my Brunswick Piano and ne-minute piano player. equired. Good w paid _w rsparetire. Send stamp for ronkrig ht Wholesale Piano Lady agents wanted in Nevada City for . . of becoming a mother. Wine bree of “the latest,” neatest and most atof Cardui builds up the wo-'' active articles .of aneceselty,, or manly in a: woman. It stops pic Allister St-Sam Franeiseo. 27 in: all unnatural drains and ——— popes g By Aeglindly aj Bednar strains—irregularities which are re. Wanted. mt it would do for oe: a be seeened sponsible for barrenness and misoarbto have so much faith . riage. makes a woman strong: deg estore ee eres Jilte on ve imedicine and was very grateful to find haclie and able to pass through pregil merchants and agents. territory. strength slowly returning, In two} nancy and childbirth with little sufferGains t Gasinet of bid ead tna monthI ing. I. Wine A abouts 386 ° E different is the ises such relief from suffering ous ¥ ‘a natural. na é i promises such ré¢ r pone ondel froai Se i saatee: £25 happy. , a her Wine of Cardui simply makes you & es es to manhood . strong woman, and strong, healthy Wanted. mother lives as many lives‘as she has . women do not: suffer. They look forchildren—their ‘joys . sorrows are . ward to motherhood with joy. ‘hers, as are their ambitions, triumphs and defeats. Healthy women do a eg’ mi nor does a Woinah we is healthy suffer tortures at childbirth. It is-the woman who is.ailing—who has female weak-ness—who fears the ordeal After the, ordeal is passed the prepares a woman for a can you refuse to take such a remed: that have found relief in Wine of Cardui. 4 rg, Pa. Business Chance. The wise inveatment of $20 is often the sandatiaiis of success, if you are not wedded plodding mah you soe pagent te i 3 ior man cnlest riage who wishes he receive a steady in0 ithout interfer ae eo duress H. BROLASEL, 906 Dear ress orn Street, Chieago, Ill, but— ‘CHICAGO IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS From San Francisco at J0a.m. . Rock Is!and CHICAGO ,UNION PACIFIC & NORTHWESTERN LINE Pullman fourteen-section Drawing-Room and Private Compartment Observation Sleeping Cars, with telephone. Electric-reading Traveled alone and on crutches, That is the way it gocs— body who patronizes the Rock Ieland’s tourist car excursions to the East is delighted. Cars, route, porters, and excursion mam ager are RIGHT. le for tepresented traveled eived every ona < none so ie 2 Pron @ Patron’s Letter. daye. “Folders giving full information free oa F. W. Tora Ee San’ Prancieee, Cal. Taj ae a Pence aaa Bode An ; ee Lamps in every Berth, Compart. . "= ment and Drawing-Room. ° Smoking and Library Cavs, with Barber and Bath, Dining Cars— mealsalacarte. Electric lighted throughout. . Daily Tourist Car service at 6p. m.and personally Conducted Excursions every Wednesday and Friday at 8 am. from San Fran cisco, The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE and steep surfaces, able in cost. (ELATERITE 1S MINERAL RUBBER) YOU MAY INTEND BUILDING . or find it necessary to REPLACE A ‘WORN-OUT ROOF ELATERITE ROOFING Takes the place of shingles, tin, iron, gutters, Sold on merit. Guaranteed. It will pay THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. 713 Market St., San Francisco _—_—________—__—— ] nid all pr ed roofings. Sor fla a nt favel. . m ie or all climates. Reaso: Vane: ae. to ask for prices and information. —E—— 617 Market St, Gen. Agent Pacific Coast (Palace Hotel) _ San Francisco OB 8. P, COMPANY’s AGENT. —— Chestnutwood’s Business College SANTA CRUZ, CAL. 1 and then thought no more about her. “WAYS The car that went to Overlook park crowded; it ,usually was when was a promise _of a fine sunset. dow on the unpicturésque side-of the ‘car. Even when the passengers crowd@@°to the other side to look into the valley far below them and at the mountains—mountains piled on top of mountains—hé sat motionless. As the Country club was passed he showed some interest. It was Miss Hilderbrand’s afternoon to pour tea there. Six months before, when Miss Hilderbrand had poured tea, Brooks sat on the clubhouse steps. The laughter of gay voices had drifted through the open windows to him. The club members seemed very gay. Brooks was a club member, but he was not An illness had sent him to the resort town to recuperate. Most of the hotel people belonged to the club, and he had joined. It seemed to him a way to get rid of the time that hung so heavily on his hands. Bat he didn’t care for golf, he couldn’t dance, he knew so little of the new books and the old pictures, the thousand and one things they talked about. He was an alien. Looking up, he saw Miss Hilderbrand on the step above: him. ; Miss ‘Hilderbrand was the leader of the fashionables that ran the Country club. Her clothes were imitated, her speeches repeated. Brooks had wondered that so reserved a woman could be as popular. He had noticed that the charm of distinction was in her high bred face, Women were not much in his line either. Miss Hilderbrand had smiled down on him and said that she wanted him to come in and drink tea with her. And -when she smiled the question .of her popularity was settled. — After that day Brooks became a real member of the club. The women left younger men to talk to him; the men slapped him on the back, invited him to drinks and voted him a fine old chap. : He began to enjoy the life and the new spirit of friendliness that pervaded the atmosphere. ‘There was no more talk of leaving this circle of bright, pretty women and jolly fellows. Brooks realized that he owed the change to Miss Hilderbrand. Once he asked her why she had taken him up, and she replied that she was sorry for lonely things. : Six months had made a new man of Brooks, and still he lingered. = People had come and gone, as they do at resort hotels, but Miss Hilderbrand had not gone. The afternoon had again come for her to pour tea for the club members, but she had sent her excuses. Johnst6n,a friend and fellow citizen of hers, said that she had gone on the mountain to be alone and get a grip on herself; that a telegram had brought her bad news. The ear Climbed slowly. Brooks hadn’t the slightest idea what the trouble was nor what assistance he could -render.’ There was but one de siren his honest heart, and that was to help her. How he would do it hadn’t been revealed, but, with his usual directness, he had followed her to find out. : On the mountain top the band played, and gay groups of people moved in every direction. Brooks came upon Miss Hilderbrand, solitary in the midst of the crowd. The glow of the sunset was on her, and as be came up she smiled unsteadily. “]’m sorry you’ve heard it. I leave tomorrow. I hoped it would not be found out, but of course everybody will know.” “I’m not everybody,” said Brooks stoutly. “I came because I want to eomfort lonely things. What can I do?’ : Miss Hildérbrand’s glance went over Brooks’ stout figure and came back to his clear eyes. The two faces were in sharp contrast—in his the rugged in the girl’s the suggestion of extreme -eulture. “I’m glad you came,” she said quite simply. “I’ll like to remember it when I’'¥e become a dressmaker. That’s what swept away. Dressmaking is my only real talent, and,” with another attempt accomplished young woman.” ~nia on the table, and, seeing, it was) strength of a more simple civilization; [ I’ve been up here deciding—what to do with myself now that the money’s at a smile, “I’m thought to be such ap “But there’s McAdoo.” Brooks spoke ¢ if. ‘ : BOOKKEEPING, that name with difficulty. Among the Departments..-.---} SIENOGRAPHIC, men there was one he detested, and Comfort sl 00 it was Miss Hilderbrand’s fiance. . 6 Months’ Tuition in either Department ..-.------$50 “Flaven’t you taken him into your ar7 ™ Combined Course, 6 months...-+-+++sseeceeeeee . 15 00 ranstpeee” Going East -qompRoard and Boom, privais family, per mouth.--", 16 00, . e taken me into his ar PROF. J, A. CHESTNUTWOOD, Founder and Principal : © che eaid. In a Pullman Tourist Sleep. . Write for Journal, PROF, J. H. JANSON, President and Manager. mes teak at hes ap thonad be had lost his senses. Jumped a Mire, . ¢o-2-2-2-2-20-2-0-0-0-0eee $ ONE of CUPID'S is + i seats Bie a abe a _Satisfled His Curiosity, The curiosity of the natives of wild countries as-te everything. belonging to ‘the traveler often leads to amusing sit-. ‘wations.Mr. J, W. Wells tells in “Three Thousand Miles Through Brazil” of his visit to one settlement where the only shopkeeper of the place proved very} inquisitive. He was a frequent visitor ity was finally punished in a very funny manner. On oné of his visits, writes Mr. Wells, he found my bottle of:spirits of ammosomething he had not, hitherto inspected, he naturally laid hold of it and asked of me, “What is this?’ “Only a medicine,” I replied, and with a perhaps unworthy satisfaction [ I watched him hold it up to the light, look at it all round and finally remove the glass stopper and then take a good sniff. . I -had to rush forward to save my ‘precious ammonia, as he staggered and gasped for breath and ejaculated, “T am dying!’ By dint of much slapping of. his back and dousing of cold water he quickly recovered, but nevermore tery Coenen Tuesday, June 30th _A _optondis program bas been arTran store for all who attend. AND DANCE At Armory Hall AE 08088 % eee and a delightful time is io -SSEP ALIAS ee ADMISSION... «+o.-.50 Cents aid he touch any of my things. After Dinner Oratory. The fake humorous speaker has an easier career than even thefake eloquent speaker. Yet at any given dinner the orator who passes out miéfe elocution to his hearérs has a success almost: as instant ahd. splendid as ‘his: things people will applaud when they have the courage of each other’s ineptitude. They will listen after dinner to anything but reason. They prefer also the old speaker to new ones; they like the familiar taps of humor, of eloquence. If they have tasted the brew before, they know what they are going to get. The note of their mood is tolerance, but tolerance of the accustomed, clowning brother. It is amazing what’). ~ EXAMINES EYES FREE, Farnishes you with glasses (if you need them) at reasonable prices. m., with Dickerman, the Druggist. m, with Alf. Berg, the Jeweler. The Optician ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City Office Hours —9 to 12 a. Grass Valley Office Hours—2 to 5p. the expected; not tolerance of the novel, the surprising. They wish to be at rest, and what taxes their minds molests their intellectual repose. They do not wish to climb any great heights to reach the level of.the orator.—W. D. Howells in Harper’s. . A Safe Proceeding. Lord Lyons, English minister .at Washington during the civil war and afterward ambassador to France, was a diplomatist to the core. He was exceedingly tactful in action and had the rare ‘art of keeping his own counsel. When Sir Edward Blount called upon him one day at the embassy in Paris he found that a well known journalist had preceded him. The visitor was laying down the law in a loud tone, and when, after his departure, Sir Edward was received, he took the liberty of saying: , ; “May I be allowed to ask if it is quite wise’ to discuss state secrets in such a loud tone? I heard every word that was said, my lord, as I sat in the antethen you could not hear what I said, ° ® Emil frese's sluggish livers, Its action is mild and pleasto enjoy ect health. The greatN. J. ROHR room.” for I said nothing.”—Youth’s Com——] H relieves tortured ant, the results sure and permanent est cure for constipation. All drug25c. Carriage and Sign Painter “Ah!” said Lord Lyons. “But even panion. arouses page and cures dyspeptic stomputting thé system in a condition gists and grocers, Decorator and Designer Houses painted neatly and artisticpsd inside and out at a reasonable price. Shop at Seaman’s blacksmith shop. Residen nd house above the. new bridge on Pine street. visie DR, JORDAN'S creat The Largest of its kind in the World. DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES ally aby letter. aes thoroughly eradicated system from. 4 without using Merce: EVERY MAN applying to us wil tecelve GG? honest opinion of his complaint. We will Guarantes a ‘POSITIVE CORE weyers @ae Thousaed IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner because we understand our business That’s why eo many people have their tonsorial work done here. Mo Instead of having Money to Burn It is better to have ney to Earn You more money. In the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company the interest on your savings is compounded twice a year. You can check against it, and get interest on-monthly balancés, too. CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor. California and Montgomery Sts., San Francisco: Capital and Surplus, $1,245,225.94 Total Assets 6,262,309.49 , Pays 3 6-10 per cent. on term deposits and 3 per cent. on ordinary accounts. Let us send you a pamphlet describing our business and methods, J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager City Taxes. The City. Taxes for the fiscal year 1903—1904 Are Now Due and Fayable And.will be DELINQUENT on Monday, August 3, 03 Iwill be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9a. m.to 12 m., and from 2 p.m. to 5 p. m.and and 7p. m. to 8 p. m. from Monday, June 16, until the 3d day of August, 1903. Qa It vot paid prior thereto (Aagust 3d) five per cent will be added to the amount. H. D. SHEARER, City Marshal snd Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 19038. Reduction in On and after May Ist, 1903, the price of Gas will be as follows: Illuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M If paid on or before the month succeedGoods, which inc RST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. Spring2 Summ : RECEIVED JUST We have just another large line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices, We would be pleased to see you, received lude all the latest styles in wash gouds. Tint stock of Spring and Summer Drese Also a beautifal Call. in and gee our goods and get whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. al rh io Monster Celebration at GRASS VALLEY er Goods Price of Gas} early morn till late at nightOne continual round of pleasure from i The town The citizens have raised a big fund to entertain the visitors. will be in holiday attire and in the evening there will bea MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS »} —Kkk—— The Parade will be the largest and best ever given in the county and will consist of many pretty and costly floats, the military companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, the fire companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, fraternal organizations, decorated.carri¢ ages, four bands (including the Boys Band of Nevada Oity,and the ¢@ RED MEN’S DRILL TEAM ON HORSE BACK. ‘ — kek Exceptional Afternoon Amusements Consisting of a Chinese parade, baby parade, a farcical boxing match between a fat man and a thin man, foot race between Chinese and Indians, a Midway composed of colonies of Oninese, Indians and Gypsies, and many other awusements too numerous to mention. @@F Grand Mardi Gras Parade on the Evening of July 34. The day’s pleasure will be concluded with a GRAND BALL on the Big Platform on Bennett street. — Everybody Welcome. Excursions on All Railroads FINE GROCERIES At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as giving unusual values, and youwillfind ., us doing , the same thing right here every day. Drop in and get some of our prices. You are always welcome. T. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. WEISSBEIN BROS. &CoO. Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purchasers of Gold Dust and Bullion. Base Bullion and Cyanide Precipitate a specialty. Ores and Concentraces Tested by any Process. Analysis of Ores. ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE e18e SACRAMENTO STREET. NEAR MONTGOMERY SAN FRANCISOO, OAL. “2 Citizems Banik Incorperated in 1876. BROAD STREET, . NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital $200,000.00. Reserve Fund = = §$ 5,500.00 Paid-Up Capital 75,000.00 Undivided Protits = 36,000.00 OFFICERS—President E. Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John Morgan; Assistant ier and Secretary, D. EB. Morgan. DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. KE. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch, John M. Thomas. OFFiCE HOURS—From 10 a. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points in California, We sell SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points BULLION purchased and assayed. Businéss for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. Flowers Flowers‘ ‘a ing the charge. If paid after the 10th, 50 cents per M additional. per mcnth for each meter installed. feet, 15 cents per foot. JOHN WERRY, Manager. Come Here and Learn Minimum charge for Gas, 50 cents All connections for Gas Stoves from the mains to the stoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess of 100 Havada County Gas & Electric, . I have secured the agency for three of the best Conservatories in this State and am now prepared to fill any and all orders for potted plants,cut flowers, floral designs, etc. Orders left with me or at Wells, eee ing Oar operated over the ND BROS ; a a Sante Fe, Through to KanMAITLA Ss. . VADA Sh “T’ve been ” She looked across suavina, 15 oxwrs. “=f City and Obicago witboat . . say? ie ed the valleys filling with mist and not'at') Tommy mOORE’S TONSORIAL mas [ Th N Sal . “Habits are hard to break.” She PARLORS.3 ee uy ge Al D él ew ool RNOW spoke: to herself as mich as to him. eave Mondays, ursif JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. “Tt had gone on so long it was a habit. days and Saturdays. Have moved one ig ober Mgt If we had cared for each other, we DO: ¥OU PLAY POOL? “To the East in a Tourist patrons to Cg a coer we wet ‘would have been married long ago.” One of the floest tables in town at t Sleeper” from Agent for the make Ha pares te Keeps the Best of She turned to Brooks. “But it hurts this place,’ Also good liquors and asking, ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars one’s pride to be thrown overboard on} Cigars, “> : ‘ : L the day one loses the money,” she said. CHAMP: OM SELOON SANTA FE ~All kinds of Mixed vrinks Wines and (GUors. . "Pm depressed at the dressmaking, : ; : . ‘ tos,” she apologized. 0’0o & Shannon, Prop’ Sin Francisco, Gal, . + wer “How'd a companion do?” asked eA ety = = MAITLAND BEOS., Props. Commeraial St gw Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. Recsks cautiously. Broad street, Why so many people make their ¢ ffi: e will receive headquarters at the prompt attention. EAGLE SALOON Fargo & Co.’s GIRLS AND WOMEN Daricg Fruit Season of 1908— June to October. Good Wages, ealthy Surroundings Register your name at once and yout job will be reserved for you. rite for circular giving fall particulars to either of the fol. owing addresses: Marysville Cannery, Marysville, Cal Rosenberg Bros. Co., Yuba City, Cal C.F. C. A. Cannery, Yube City, Gal * Kak : =

ation « cer d. te of THOMAS ven that MON Goes o'clock’ 2” og . House in th cof said been City and gr peoloete eine pltoation “opeased, and ciliaateth » Creditors, mete R_ COURT, op a. State of Gal @ Estate of Ronen ven by the ened, © above namer agm all_ persons Raving decedent, to exhib: 3 hecessary yong! “ Zen the Publication of Gali toma Page corte for levada, State of Cal hed Re e : of said omeia traps. SAMUEL SIMMON or Kstate of Roi orney, mia PUBLICATION, THE INTERIO MARYSVILLE, Callfornl, given that the fo ae poe patice of Syne reof in si aid proof wil} aad and Receiver, U.S, Land » Cal; on June ist 1903, y, Homestead Applica. Lot 8 E 4 of SW 4, SW Tp. 17 No, Re 7B. MD. wing witnesses to rove ence upon and cultiyaf Sweecland P, on, of Sweetlany ee Leonard, Jr. of Sweet+ Fogarty, of oO Creditors, R COURT IN AND pring Ftate of Califoruia eofA i scented. DDISON + Hinkson, Jr , dece; given by the aelee rix of the estate of Addi. deceased, to the credi. ns having claims against © exhibit them wi h the , Within four months af. tion of this notice. to the at the law office of Fred e Court House, Nevada © same being the place of the business of the sounty of Nevada. 1903, ROQUA L. HINKSO he Kstate of Addin C, pease . mig nent Notice. DATED MINING UOMon of principal place of isco, California; location ity, Nevada County, aliven that at a special be of Directors held cathe 3, an assessment of five or tive per cent on each ipon the subscribed eap‘poration, payable immeStates Gold Coin, to the OMpany, at its office, No. Room 505, in the city of forvia. hich this assessment shall on the first day of » delinquent, and adveriblic auction, and unless before, will be sold on bh day of July, 1908, to pa: iessment, together wit r and expenses of sale, oard of Directors. N.S. GAGE, Secretary. arket Street, Room 505, fornia. 3B to Creditors. TOR COURT OF THE Ja, State of California, the Estate of EDWARD deceased. Myers Preston, deceased, riven by the undersigned, st Will and Testament of estou, deceased, to the 1 persons having claims ceased. to exhibit them, y vouchers, within ten first publication of this . Executors, at the Citia City> California, the xe for the transaction 0 id estate in the County SDDY MORGAN and ALBERT PRESTON, ast Will and Testament of 2reston, dec'd. m20 ed to Appear. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cal. d been entered at this © oftery against Joseph ng his homestead any his office September aay) tand the i 4 of NW 2. 12 E., M. D. M., Placer with a view to the cancely. bereby the said parties ppear atthe United States amento, California, 2 . , 1908, at 10 o'clock & mnish testimony concernandonment. * 3. ARMST RONG, Register: WA. Neweum, Recelvef, MENT NOTICE. MINING COMPANY. rincipal place of business, fornia; location of works, ornia. Z iven that at & mee ry Directors, held om f May, 1903, an >f “four (4). cents Re spon the capital mor ra payable immediatey ; coin, to the Secretary. te ompany, oom 308, ; 5 ‘Francisco, Califora al vyhich thi ssessment oe n the 2th day of dtr juent, and advertis pet tion; and unless peeyAYs il be sold on TH ea eS UY, 1908, to pay the dee together w ith the¢ nses of sale. ‘oard of Directoré. BONESTELL. Beorerr 3, No. 206 Kearny ie FE creme nN. Morgan. entist. ret, Nevada City: ted Without Pain. ———— 5PM © 124. w. end? 0° id Vesetable Store adjoialz first-class Store Boog will AIN STREET. ¥ nite he bey ry best of sis ens, etc. co. tebe of char m guareD J ge ot oving Will, Etc, Made ~ : a 42ND YEAR-——-NO, 12,519 ‘ae TRANSCRIPT T. P. BROWN..-..Proprietor. FRED E, BROWN, Manager. —_— ——SUpSORIPTION RATES: Mail, $6 @ Year. By Carrier, 12}¢ Cts. a Week obit (umn artisements not to exeeed five lines inel under thie heading foe, 35 . eek or Sla month, Eac id io ents a week or 20cents 9 month. Payble invariably in ~ Cow and Calf Wanted, pood mileh cow, and calf, wanted. Apply this o‘fice. j8-lw For Rent. el Four-room house on Broad street; rent Fatal Accident. San Pepro, June 19.—Geo, Conklin, &: young man employed as assistant engineer aboard the large suction dredger Olympian, which ‘is engaged in deepening the entrance channel of the San Pedro inner harbor, was literally cooked alive yesterday by the explosion of a tube in one of the boilers of the big machine. The unfortunate young man died after writhing in unconsciousness for twound a half hours Conklin was inspecting the boiler when the.explosion occurred. TuoLumng, Jane 19—Mining circles jumping of the old Dead Horee mine, is the deepest in the county and hes been worked: since 1856. Parties have nual labor was not recorded since 1900. It is believed that Hobart and Hayward will not give up the famous property without a legal struggle. That Throbbing Headache Low Rate Fickets to California will be sold til Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; Chicago, ete., $88. Money de ited with the Soathern Pacific s pany’s.agent at Colfax, will secure tickets from any eastern point. Would quickly leave yom, if you used. Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and bui'd up your health. Only 25 cents, money back if, not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Good Meats. antf are Gonsiderably agitated over the]; i. owned by Hobbaert and Hayward, It. 4 jainped it on thé ground tht ‘the 6-lthere use on Water str 6 rooms, for — $700; rent, $8. house on ty Hill. Apply at this office. For Sale. ~ California ‘Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from . Colley. Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, @mutton and veal on hand Baled hay, seed barley and rolled [barley RRS California wines. At Britland’s. tf at all times . sale. For particulars address\¥~ A —_ PEPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. m5 For Sale. . Real estate, private rig, lime business, nok’s mineral water agency and other payagencies. For particulars apply to 5.5. Mrs. Fred Varath, No. 228 Territorial Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. See ANLEY, with Union Ice Co. m28-tf SIRI) hssitied Advertisements, Agents Wanted. ary $1024 a year and expenses yable 19.700 week in cash and expenses sdvaweet. ociton permanent. Business successful nd rushing. Enclosed self-addressed. enam very enthusiastic in its praise.” recovery to health and activity. Hove. Standard House, A Cantos TF OOD isthanoblestduty. Wine of Cardui, in re-inforcing the ae M and highest privilege women . organsof generation, has made m: Are You Interested ? can oraspireto. With. of women who had given up pope of. —— out this privilege women donot . ever becoming mothers. Wine of i: »erman & Co., P. O. Box 521, Los Angeles, go through the world discontented, . except cases of organic trouble. How ‘al. They'll help you. Cost noth to find . or Tatiors sacredly thing ential I want representatives everywhere to ritc names and addresses and to mail out ivertising of my Brunswick Piano and ne-minute piano player. equired. Good w paid _w rsparetire. Send stamp for ronkrig ht Wholesale Piano Lady agents wanted in Nevada City for . . of becoming a mother. Wine bree of “the latest,” neatest and most atof Cardui builds up the wo-'' active articles .of aneceselty,, or manly in a: woman. It stops pic Allister St-Sam Franeiseo. 27 in: all unnatural drains and ——— popes g By Aeglindly aj Bednar strains—irregularities which are re. Wanted. mt it would do for oe: a be seeened sponsible for barrenness and misoarbto have so much faith . riage. makes a woman strong: deg estore ee eres Jilte on ve imedicine and was very grateful to find haclie and able to pass through pregil merchants and agents. territory. strength slowly returning, In two} nancy and childbirth with little sufferGains t Gasinet of bid ead tna monthI ing. I. Wine A abouts 386 ° E different is the ises such relief from suffering ous ¥ ‘a natural. na é i promises such ré¢ r pone ondel froai Se i saatee: £25 happy. , a her Wine of Cardui simply makes you & es es to manhood . strong woman, and strong, healthy Wanted. mother lives as many lives‘as she has . women do not: suffer. They look forchildren—their ‘joys . sorrows are . ward to motherhood with joy. ‘hers, as are their ambitions, triumphs and defeats. Healthy women do a eg’ mi nor does a Woinah we is healthy suffer tortures at childbirth. It is-the woman who is.ailing—who has female weak-ness—who fears the ordeal After the, ordeal is passed the prepares a woman for a can you refuse to take such a remed: that have found relief in Wine of Cardui. 4 rg, Pa. Business Chance. The wise inveatment of $20 is often the sandatiaiis of success, if you are not wedded plodding mah you soe pagent te i 3 ior man cnlest riage who wishes he receive a steady in0 ithout interfer ae eo duress H. BROLASEL, 906 Dear ress orn Street, Chieago, Ill, but— ‘CHICAGO IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS From San Francisco at J0a.m. . Rock Is!and CHICAGO ,UNION PACIFIC & NORTHWESTERN LINE Pullman fourteen-section Drawing-Room and Private Compartment Observation Sleeping Cars, with telephone. Electric-reading Traveled alone and on crutches, That is the way it gocs— body who patronizes the Rock Ieland’s tourist car excursions to the East is delighted. Cars, route, porters, and excursion mam ager are RIGHT. le for tepresented traveled eived every ona < none so ie 2 Pron @ Patron’s Letter. daye. “Folders giving full information free oa F. W. Tora Ee San’ Prancieee, Cal. Taj ae a Pence aaa Bode An ; ee Lamps in every Berth, Compart. . "= ment and Drawing-Room. ° Smoking and Library Cavs, with Barber and Bath, Dining Cars— mealsalacarte. Electric lighted throughout. . Daily Tourist Car service at 6p. m.and personally Conducted Excursions every Wednesday and Friday at 8 am. from San Fran cisco, The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE and steep surfaces, able in cost. (ELATERITE 1S MINERAL RUBBER) YOU MAY INTEND BUILDING . or find it necessary to REPLACE A ‘WORN-OUT ROOF ELATERITE ROOFING Takes the place of shingles, tin, iron, gutters, Sold on merit. Guaranteed. It will pay THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. 713 Market St., San Francisco _—_—________—__—— ] nid all pr ed roofings. Sor fla a nt favel. . m ie or all climates. Reaso: Vane: ae. to ask for prices and information. —E—— 617 Market St, Gen. Agent Pacific Coast (Palace Hotel) _ San Francisco OB 8. P, COMPANY’s AGENT. —— Chestnutwood’s Business College SANTA CRUZ, CAL. 1 and then thought no more about her. “WAYS The car that went to Overlook park crowded; it ,usually was when was a promise _of a fine sunset. dow on the unpicturésque side-of the ‘car. Even when the passengers crowd@@°to the other side to look into the valley far below them and at the mountains—mountains piled on top of mountains—hé sat motionless. As the Country club was passed he showed some interest. It was Miss Hilderbrand’s afternoon to pour tea there. Six months before, when Miss Hilderbrand had poured tea, Brooks sat on the clubhouse steps. The laughter of gay voices had drifted through the open windows to him. The club members seemed very gay. Brooks was a club member, but he was not An illness had sent him to the resort town to recuperate. Most of the hotel people belonged to the club, and he had

joined. It seemed to him a way to get rid of the time that hung so heavily on his hands. Bat he didn’t care for golf, he couldn’t dance, he knew so little of the new books and the old pictures, the thousand and one things they talked about. He was an alien. Looking up, he saw Miss Hilderbrand on the step above: him. ; Miss ‘Hilderbrand was the leader of the fashionables that ran the Country club. Her clothes were imitated, her speeches repeated. Brooks had wondered that so reserved a woman could be as popular. He had noticed that the charm of distinction was in her high bred face, Women were not much in his line either. Miss Hilderbrand had smiled down on him and said that she wanted him to come in and drink tea with her. And -when she smiled the question .of her popularity was settled. — After that day Brooks became a real member of the club. The women left younger men to talk to him; the men slapped him on the back, invited him to drinks and voted him a fine old chap. : He began to enjoy the life and the new spirit of friendliness that pervaded the atmosphere. ‘There was no more talk of leaving this circle of bright, pretty women and jolly fellows. Brooks realized that he owed the change to Miss Hilderbrand. Once he asked her why she had taken him up, and she replied that she was sorry for lonely things. : Six months had made a new man of Brooks, and still he lingered. = People had come and gone, as they do at resort hotels, but Miss Hilderbrand had not gone. The afternoon had again come for her to pour tea for the club members, but she had sent her excuses. Johnst6n,a friend and fellow citizen of hers, said that she had gone on the mountain to be alone and get a grip on herself; that a telegram had brought her bad news. The ear Climbed slowly. Brooks hadn’t the slightest idea what the trouble was nor what assistance he could -render.’ There was but one de siren his honest heart, and that was to help her. How he would do it hadn’t been revealed, but, with his usual directness, he had followed her to find out. : On the mountain top the band played, and gay groups of people moved in every direction. Brooks came upon Miss Hilderbrand, solitary in the midst of the crowd. The glow of the sunset was on her, and as be came up she smiled unsteadily. “]’m sorry you’ve heard it. I leave tomorrow. I hoped it would not be found out, but of course everybody will know.” “I’m not everybody,” said Brooks stoutly. “I came because I want to eomfort lonely things. What can I do?’ : Miss Hildérbrand’s glance went over Brooks’ stout figure and came back to his clear eyes. The two faces were in sharp contrast—in his the rugged in the girl’s the suggestion of extreme -eulture. “I’m glad you came,” she said quite simply. “I’ll like to remember it when I’'¥e become a dressmaker. That’s what swept away. Dressmaking is my only real talent, and,” with another attempt accomplished young woman.” ~nia on the table, and, seeing, it was) strength of a more simple civilization; [ I’ve been up here deciding—what to do with myself now that the money’s at a smile, “I’m thought to be such ap “But there’s McAdoo.” Brooks spoke ¢ if. ‘ : BOOKKEEPING, that name with difficulty. Among the Departments....-.---} SIENOGRAPHIC, men there was one he detested, and Comfort sl 00 it was Miss Hilderbrand’s fiance. . 6 Months’ Tuition in either Department ...-.------$50 “Flaven’t you taken him into your ar7 ™ Combined Course, 6 months.....-+-+++sseeceeeeee . 15 00 ranstpeee” Going East -qompRoard and Boom, privais family, per mouth..--", 16 00, . e taken me into his ar PROF. J, A. CHESTNUTWOOD, Founder and Principal : © che eaid. In a Pullman Tourist Sleep. . Write for Journal, PROF, J. H. JANSON, President and Manager. mes teak at hes ap thonad be had lost his senses. Jumped a Mire, . ¢o-2-2-2-2-20-2-0-0-0-0eee $ ONE of CUPID'S is + i seats Bie a abe a _Satisfled His Curiosity, The curiosity of the natives of wild countries as-te everything. belonging to ‘the traveler often leads to amusing sit-. ‘wations.Mr. J, W. Wells tells in “Three Thousand Miles Through Brazil” of his visit to one settlement where the only shopkeeper of the place proved very} inquisitive. He was a frequent visitor ity was finally punished in a very funny manner. On oné of his visits, writes Mr. Wells, he found my bottle of:spirits of ammosomething he had not, hitherto inspected, he naturally laid hold of it and asked of me, “What is this?’ “Only a medicine,” I replied, and with a perhaps unworthy satisfaction [ I watched him hold it up to the light, look at it all round and finally remove the glass stopper and then take a good sniff. . I -had to rush forward to save my ‘precious ammonia, as he staggered and gasped for breath and ejaculated, “T am dying!’ By dint of much slapping of. his back and dousing of cold water he quickly recovered, but nevermore tery Coenen Tuesday, June 30th _A _optondis program bas been arTran store for all who attend. AND DANCE At Armory Hall AE 08088 % eee and a delightful time is io -SSEP ALIAS ee ADMISSION...... «+o.-.50 Cents aid he touch any of my things. After Dinner Oratory. The fake humorous speaker has an easier career than even thefake eloquent speaker. Yet at any given dinner the orator who passes out miéfe elocution to his hearérs has a success almost: as instant ahd. splendid as ‘his: things people will applaud when they have the courage of each other’s ineptitude. They will listen after dinner to anything but reason. They prefer also the old speaker to new ones; they like the familiar taps of humor, of eloquence. If they have tasted the brew before, they know what they are going to get. The note of their mood is tolerance, but tolerance of the accustomed, clowning brother. It is amazing what’). ~ EXAMINES EYES FREE, Farnishes you with glasses (if you need them) at reasonable prices. m., with Dickerman, the Druggist. m, with Alf. Berg, the Jeweler. The Optician ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City Office Hours —9 to 12 a. Grass Valley Office Hours—2 to 5p. the expected; not tolerance of the novel, the surprising. They wish to be at rest, and what taxes their minds molests their intellectual repose. They do not wish to climb any great heights to reach the level of.the orator.—W. D. Howells in Harper’s. . A Safe Proceeding. Lord Lyons, English minister .at Washington during the civil war and afterward ambassador to France, was a diplomatist to the core. He was exceedingly tactful in action and had the rare ‘art of keeping his own counsel. When Sir Edward Blount called upon him one day at the embassy in Paris he found that a well known journalist had preceded him. The visitor was laying down the law in a loud tone, and when, after his departure, Sir Edward was received, he took the liberty of saying: , ; “May I be allowed to ask if it is quite wise’ to discuss state secrets in such a loud tone? I heard every word that was said, my lord, as I sat in the antethen you could not hear what I said, ° ® Emil frese's sluggish livers, Its action is mild and pleasto enjoy ect health. The greatN. J. ROHR room.” for I said nothing.”—Youth’s Com——] H relieves tortured ant, the results sure and permanent est cure for constipation. All drug25c. Carriage and Sign Painter “Ah!” said Lord Lyons. “But even panion. arouses page and cures dyspeptic stomputting thé system in a condition gists and grocers, Decorator and Designer Houses painted neatly and artisticpsd inside and out at a reasonable price. Shop at Seaman’s blacksmith shop. Residen nd house above the. new bridge on Pine street. visie DR, JORDAN'S creat The Largest of its kind in the World. DR. JORDAN-PRIVATE DISEASES ally aby letter. aes thoroughly eradicated system from. 4 without using Merce: EVERY MAN applying to us wil tecelve GG? honest opinion of his complaint. We will Guarantes a ‘POSITIVE CORE weyers @ae Thousaed IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner because we understand our business That’s why eo many people have their tonsorial work done here. Mo Instead of having Money to Burn It is better to have ney to Earn You more money. In the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company the interest on your savings is compounded twice a year. You can check against it, and get interest on-monthly balancés, too. CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY Cor. California and Montgomery Sts., San Francisco: Capital and Surplus, $1,245,225.94 Total Assets 6,262,309.49 , Pays 3 6-10 per cent. on term deposits and 3 per cent. on ordinary accounts. Let us send you a pamphlet describing our business and methods, J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager City Taxes. The City. Taxes for the fiscal year 1903—1904 Are Now Due and Fayable And.will be DELINQUENT on Monday, August 3, 03 Iwill be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9a. m.to 12 m., and from 2 p.m. to 5 p. m.and and 7p. m. to 8 p. m. from Monday, June 16, until the 3d day of August, 1903. Qa It vot paid prior thereto (Aagust 3d) five per cent will be added to the amount. H. D. SHEARER, City Marshal snd Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 19038. Reduction in On and after May Ist, 1903, the price of Gas will be as follows: Illuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M If paid on or before the month succeedGoods, which inc RST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. Spring2 Summ : RECEIVED JUST We have just another large line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices, We would be pleased to see you, received lude all the latest styles in wash gouds. Tint stock of Spring and Summer Drese Also a beautifal Call. in and gee our goods and get whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. al rh io Monster Celebration at GRASS VALLEY er Goods Price of Gas} early morn till late at nightOne continual round of pleasure from i The town The citizens have raised a big fund to entertain the visitors. will be in holiday attire and in the evening there will bea MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS »} —Kkk—— The Parade will be the largest and best ever given in the county and will consist of many pretty and costly floats, the military companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, the fire companies of Nevada City and Grass Valley, fraternal organizations, decorated.carri¢ ages, four bands (including the Boys Band of Nevada Oity,and the ¢@ RED MEN’S DRILL TEAM ON HORSE BACK. ‘ — kek Exceptional Afternoon Amusements Consisting of a Chinese parade, baby parade, a farcical boxing match between a fat man and a thin man, foot race between Chinese and Indians, a Midway composed of colonies of Oninese, Indians and Gypsies, and many other awusements too numerous to mention. @@F Grand Mardi Gras Parade on the Evening of July 34. The day’s pleasure will be concluded with a GRAND BALL on the Big Platform on Bennett street. — Everybody Welcome. Excursions on All Railroads FINE GROCERIES At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known as giving unusual values, and youwillfind ., us doing , the same thing right here every day. Drop in and get some of our prices. You are always welcome. T. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. WEISSBEIN BROS. &CoO. Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purchasers of Gold Dust and Bullion. Base Bullion and Cyanide Precipitate a specialty. Ores and Concentraces Tested by any Process. Analysis of Ores. ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE e18e SACRAMENTO STREET. NEAR MONTGOMERY SAN FRANCISOO, OAL. “2 Citizems Banik Incorperated in 1876. BROAD STREET, . NEVADA OITY Authorized Capital $200,000.00. Reserve Fund = = §$ 5,500.00 Paid-Up Capital 75,000.00 Undivided Protits = 36,000.00 OFFICERS—President E. Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John Morgan; Assistant ier and Secretary, D. EB. Morgan. DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. KE. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch, John M. Thomas. OFFiCE HOURS—From 10 a. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at per on all points in California, We sell SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points BULLION purchased and assayed. Businéss for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. Flowers Flowers‘ ‘a ing the charge. If paid after the 10th, 50 cents per M additional. per mcnth for each meter installed. feet, 15 cents per foot. JOHN WERRY, Manager. Come Here and Learn Minimum charge for Gas, 50 cents All connections for Gas Stoves from the mains to the stoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess of 100 Havada County Gas & Electric, . I have secured the agency for three of the best Conservatories in this State and am now prepared to fill any and all orders for potted plants,cut flowers, floral designs, etc. Orders left with me or at Wells, eee ing Oar operated over the ND BROS ; a a Sante Fe, Through to KanMAITLA Ss. . VADA Sh “T’ve been ” She looked across suavina, 15 oxwrs. “=f City and Obicago witboat . . say? ie ed the valleys filling with mist and not'at') Tommy mOORE’S TONSORIAL mas [ Th N Sal . “Habits are hard to break.” She PARLORS.3 ee uy ge Al D él ew ool RNOW spoke: to herself as mich as to him. eave Mondays, ursif JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. “Tt had gone on so long it was a habit. days and Saturdays. Have moved one ig ober Mgt If we had cared for each other, we DO: ¥OU PLAY POOL? “To the East in a Tourist patrons to Cg a coer we wet ‘would have been married long ago.” One of the floest tables in town at t Sleeper” from Agent for the make Ha pares te Keeps the Best of She turned to Brooks. “But it hurts this place,’ Also good liquors and asking, ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars one’s pride to be thrown overboard on} Cigars, “> : ‘ : L the day one loses the money,” she said. CHAMP: OM SELOON SANTA FE ~All kinds of Mixed vrinks Wines and (GUors. . "Pm depressed at the dressmaking, : ; : . ‘ tos,” she apologized. 0’0o & Shannon, Prop’ Sin Francisco, Gal, . + wer “How'd a companion do?” asked eA ety = = MAITLAND BEOS., Props. Commeraial St gw Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. Recsks cautiously. Broad street, Why so many people make their ¢ ffi: e will receive headquarters at the prompt attention. EAGLE SALOON Fargo & Co.’s GIRLS AND WOMEN Daricg Fruit Season of 1908— June to October. Good Wages, ealthy Surroundings Register your name at once and yout job will be reserved for you. rite for circular giving fall particulars to either of the fol. owing addresses: Marysville Cannery, Marysville, Cal Rosenberg Bros. Co., Yuba City, Cal C.F. C. A. Cannery, Yube City, Gal * Kak : =