March 28, 1902 (4 pages)

Bent for thes le at a Bares ‘anch, sitgaty, offered at a hy ‘Nd balange gui & Morgan 2 Les 0. . SW indow . s00ds at the rs goods hi AY, ViZ.0 -ete. . Allg aists—all 9 y and are og] ethem, 4@ , New Ribj z 64 Ta AT Y y v D1) : wheat flou by the HO > biscuits al rocet awe tow. pen lay in this city 1 elegant line at my storess Cail in and) se or note 4 gual anteed. Lowest. r Sp cotalty. F rtung T, NEVADA —— >>> 39 297: 1 the leading ea, Roget Brees lac ral plec! qd have others @ from. Jewel f & Son aod j xt Monday. Nevada and her excellent ‘are having the best of sucsir tour. There is @ delightimity of opinion among the the country about the excelecompany that preseges good the engagement here. The ittle diva is at the height of sand has captured all auwith her wonderful execution prid music on her program, ition of the Lakme “Bell ¢ Chanson du Myeolt from of Brazil, and her marvellous La Fee aux Chansons, have j and delighted immense auverywhere she has appeared. surrounded herself with a »mpany in which are Pablo bo great Spanish violoncellist, Moreau, the eminent French “and. pianist. It -4e-e/ Gonirare merit and the reception neeting is no more than their Aceldents. je daughter of Mr, and arles Flynn was struck eye Wednesday by a rock. inch and a half long was Dr. Muller found it necessary everal stitches. Yesterday of the family fell on a broken icut-a deep gash in one of its fortunes never come singly, ner Candidate. are a number of candidates Republican nomination for , Henry T. Gage, Dr. ParFrank Short have been anNow, E. B. Edson has sent that he will be a candidate psition, and it is said his secsome down Solid for him, Boys Whipped p, Ky., March 27.—T wo boys ars old were tried and conilling a horse, skinning it the hide, They were senthe School of Reform but as no room for éehem there the pred the Sheriff to whipthem bed tears. lll Vetoed. rs, lowa, March 27—Gevermmins this morning anis vetoe of the Bolsbery bill. lemoves the limit of indebtedMile that may be contracted ys fuoning through Iowa. Dopposed the bill claim» it bd abead by the Burlington lobbyists. . iness Locals. heat in bulk at 15 cents per Scadden’s, a6tt icest brands of whisky and be found at W.J. BRITL aNnp hambers. Try them. tf d is now selling his famous ve cents a loaf at the PopuTry itand you will always nov6-tf ant a good, cool drink of very best in town—drop ip tm. Harry. m7-tf byster cock-tails can be proBilly Britland’s Council on Broad street. e27tf half and half can be found buncil Chambers, corner of Pine Sts. 5 ote per glass. hot lunch will be served ht at William Harry’s saloon, he and Spring street. Cool Choice wines, liquors and lays on hand. jull/-tf ~~ oe less Cannot Be Cured. Pplications, as they cannot diseased portion of the ear. bnly one way to cure. deafthat ig ig constitutional Deatness is caused by an condition of the mucous linEustachian Tube. When sets inflamed you have a Sound or imperfect hearing, it is entirely closed deat© result, and unless the inncan be taken out and this + to its normal eondition, be destroyed forever ; nine Eee are caused by catarrh, thing but an inflamed conHe mucous surfaces, Bive One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by bat cannot be cured by Hall’s ure. Send for circulars; free HENEY &00., Toledo,O. eruggists, 750, Amily Pills are the best. + +e y Carpets Now. Srpets and Smith’s “extra cents per yard for the ¥* for cash ouly, at Snell & ml18 10: “4 ‘. but never one of this genus. James H. English left bere this morning for Graniteville, where he will open up the Calberteon mine and pat ten men to work. Dr, A, H. Tickell of thie city owns a one-fourth interest inthé mine and has a bond on the remainder of the interests. He also has a bond on the National mine, on the.same ledge. A tunnel has been run to tap the ledge of the Oulbertson and will be pushed ahead slong the course of the vein until the National shoot is encountered, Both 2. minés have good records as producers and there is little doubt but that with the proposed system of working them cennectedly they will prove to be more valuable than heretofore. The ledges. vary in size, ranging from two to ten feet. For the present the ore will be hoisted tothe Oulbertson mill and worked there, and if future developments warrant the ten-stamp mill on éach of the properties will be moved to a convenient place and combined, arrest Bridges and Vibration. There are very few bridges in the world over which troops are allowed to march in: regular step. In general, when coming to a bridge, particularly a suspension bridge, the drums or bands are stopped, the array is broken and the soldiers pass over without keeping step, or rather taking pains not to keep step. ‘The reason is found in the fact that a very slight initial vibration, if-continued, is imparted to the whole structure, and in a short time beecmes so strong a downward strain at every recurrence as speedily to endanger the safety of the strongest bridge. The same prineiple is illustrated in some houses, which can be made to tremble from roof to foundation by persistently and regularly pressing with the foot on a loose board in one of the floors. _ A similar curious circumstance is seen in the case of certain churches in which it is dangerous to play the heavy pedal pipes of a grand organ, for the reason that the vibration becomes so great as to shatter the panes of glass in the windows and even to imperil the safety of the roof. Boy’s Wild Ride In the Sky. That it pays to look out and to keep cool bas just been impressed on Stanley Hopkins, a twelve-yearold boy of Lynchburg, O. At the same time he learned how it feels to hang on a rope 2,000 feet up in the sky. There was a balloon ascension at the county fair at Hillsboro, and as the big gas bag shot up Stanley got tangled in the gu ropes somehow and was jerked hig into the air. Women and children fainted at the sight, but the boy kept his wits, grabbed the ropes and hung on tight while the balloon soared nearly half a mile, with the aeronaut trying in vain to get hold of him. Finally the man, after telling him to keep holding tight, let some gas out of the balloon, and they slowly came down. Stanley had been gone only eight minutes, but the crowd was so glad to see him that it almost emothered him. The Honest Man Wins. The world at large soon recognizes the honest man in business, and it is quick to give him its aproval. “Why do you deal with r. Jones?” asks one person of another. “Because he always deals squarely with me,” is the reply. Such a reputation soon becomes widespread. Nobody wants to be cheated of the least farthing, and so everybody flocks to the place of business of him who gives value for value and who trades according to the tenets enunciated in the Decalogue. An honest business man 1s not only the noblest work of God, but he is the crowning triumph of struggling humanity. A “Kathleen Mavourneen” Loan. William H. Rogers, cashier of the Nassau bank of New York and also one of the best known men in banking circles in New York city, tells the story of:a customer who came to the bank and said he had just declined to.make a “Kathleen Mavourneen” loan, says the New York Times. In his long experience in banking Mr. Rogérs had heard of many varieties of loans, So he asked what kind of a loan a “Kathleen Mavourneen” loan was. One of the sort that “may be for years and may be forever.” Two Complexions. Senator Bailey of Texas has a face like a cherub. It is round and soft and full of color. One day in the corridor of the senate he was approached by a giggling young woman, who asked rapturously, “Oh, senator, where in the world did you get your pretty pink com* plexion ?” Bailey was embarrassed only for an instant. Looking her straight in the eye and tapping her lightly on her slightly rouged cheek, he very gravely asked, “Where in the 3 9» city did you get yours? —+ Health for 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold ia bulk. All druggies, ses . feel his demise keenely. The funeral At about 680 o’elook last night the career of a much ‘respected pioneer was cut off by Death claiming John Aberhard Bost of ‘Gold Flat. He was & native of Bavaria, Germany and was eged 71 years,2 months and 27 days. To mourn his loss are are left three grown sone, Fred W., Frank F. and Oaptain Ben A. Bost, all of this city. John Bost cawe-to this country from his mative land when he was 17 yeare old and settled at St. Louis, Miesouri, but two years later was attracted by the reports of gold in. the West and came across the plains to Californie. He located at Sacramento and engaged in gardening. Later he went to Rattlesnake Bar, Placer county, and engaged in the same bueiness. In January, 1862, the déceased arrived here and took up his resijence at the place on’Gold Flat where he last night tteathed his last. In October, 1898, his wife died. Mr. Bost was a steady and industrious man and had a large circle of friends, who will take place from the Congregational church Sunday afternoon, under the auepices of Nevada City lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. : ——--+ ee $25,000 Hotel. It is said that the Southerv Pacific Railroad Company contemplates building a new hotel at Colfax, The plans and specifications were seen herethis week and the work of erecting will-seon be commenced. The proposed hostelry will.be a large one and contain all modern conveniences. It is to cost $25,000 and a retired conductor named Wilson _ will have charge of it. ———_ --+ s@e + Easter Cards. Wm. H. Crawford has the prettiest stock of Easter. Oards ever brought tothe town, The prices are 6, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cents. Go andseethem. 2t eo ‘. imitations, BE WISE TODAY, "TIS FOLLY TO DFFER ITS USE. Pais Clary” Congo Makes Wonderous Cures. Life Giver. Men and women, young and old, enter into the spring season with a variety of diseases that arise from a faulty er impaired nervous system. Of all known medicines, Paine’s Cel ery Compound stands first as a rapid and sure cure for all nervous diseases, neuralgia, rheumatism, dys blood a ly At this t' ae une the bluod is thin, impoverished, and impure, Paine’s Celery Compound is the life stream, bringing, strength, vigor, and sound health. “ oe The use of one bottle of Paine’s Celery Compound will quickly convince suffering men or women that they have truly laid hold of the spring medicine that accomplishes all, it promises. Thousands in the past have been saved and blessed by Paine’s Celery Compound ; you can share the same bless. ings and have years of happiness added te your lie, -Wheu you ge.to your dealer, see that you get the genuine Paine’s Celery Oompound; spi ate a a and { _-that—t name PAINE’S is on wrapper and bottle. any color, Diamond Dyes Never: fa mae hd sure! AvBany, N. Y., March 27—The Assembly today passed the bill appropriating $100,000 fof the erection of a monument tothe late President MeKinley at Buffalo. The Governor will sign it. Pallroadman Dead. San ANTONIO, Texas, March 27—H. 8. Spangler, a well-known railroad man of this eity avd President of the For Medical Treat ment. Manuel Ricardo is now selling chances on a horse and buggy which . ' . . . . ! . he will raffle off on the evening of . April 8th. . The gentleman has been crippled for a long time and {s dispos. ing of the horseand buggy to get funds for medical treatment. . Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is! the order of a woman’s preferences, . Jewels form a magnet of mighty power . to the average woman. Even that . greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them: . Ifa woman will risk her health to get: a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds—and bronchial af, fections by the regular use of Dr.) Boschee’s German Syrup. promptly arrest consumption in its. early stages and heal the affected lungs end bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is! not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure . for coughs, colds and all bronchial . troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. . ligious services It will! . Spangler Oil Com pany, died today. —————EE EEE Nevada Commandery. Ios All membors of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights ‘Templar, of this city, are requested to attend the reat the Methodist Oburch, Grass Valley, on Sunday morning, March 30th. The car will leave this city at 9 o’clock. W. J. Roaers, E. 0; I, J. Rourg, Recorder. m25 4t Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam} in the market. fe21-tf + e+ — Lockjaw, From Cobwebs, If members of the “Hay. Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures this malady,and Asthma, the kind that baffles the doctors-it wholly drives It Is the Great Spring Season. egent that posites. and enriches the . . Get Green’s Special Almanac. ——E eee + -—— . from the system. Thousands of once. hopeless sufferers. from Consumption, CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of A +e + — Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonie. ——_—___-——+ 2@e-+-—_—_—_The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-balf are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the ist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam la the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent.’ — ee Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old ‘Nevada opportunity to call on their drug-, . Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives ‘and health to it. It conqueré Grip /8aves little ones from Croup and . Whooping Cough and is positively ' guaranteed for all ‘Throat and Lang ‘troubles, 500, $1. Trial bottles free ‘at W. D. Vinton’s. } eae e ‘To Cure Grip in Two Days . Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes . the cause. E, W. Grove’s signature ,on every box. Price 25 cents. ——K<=Z_=_=_>—*—=—i~ii—==E=EEEEees . . BIG EASTER DISPLAY. When passing, look in our windows ,and see the fine display of up-to-date ‘Easter novelties. Finest assortment . ever shown in the city. . All the latest Easter candy fads at _ right prices, . TEGLER’S, , Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. countyans, which was held at Glen-. brook on the 10th of September, can! occasion at five cents each at E. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be val uable in years to come. tf ANTAL & Bia troubles at once. ‘ Cures in CAPSULES Each Capsule v@) Beware of procure aluminum souvenirs of ea GPRING IS HERE. . end so is. my beautiful line of . SPRING HATS. I now have . { { an excellent assortment of the very latest fashions. Grand Opening Days . TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March 25, 26 and 27, to whieh Linvite all the ladies of Nevada County. MISS AMELIA .STEVENS Broad Street, above Pine, ~ *counterf Election for School Directors. to the qualified OTICE Is hereby giye shoo! District, in f Nevada, that the annual eleoah ool Directors will be held Saturday, April 26, 1902, Schoolhouse of said district, os Weshingtestion two Director® are to . elected for the full term of phree yosre each, to succeed Fred Searls an L.8. ' 49 The polls will be open jovin Webber is apof 8a. m. and sundown. d J. F. Colley and H. J. Rents wa Sak caid election. By aoe of the Seve ‘of Education of Nevada Diateiet. ULLOY, President. Cc. E. M pr. tion, L. 8, CaLusns, Secretary of Hise r{4 be Photographs. . . and make them in . : a first-class manner. 1 also frame °. them. when so ordered. I make © frames of all kinds. MOORE — Package of 6 pounds. PA & ara. a 8. Is.the BREAKFAST MUSH we are selling now at 30 cts. per Mammoth , _ Prize Piece of Decorated China in-each package. We also carry a large line of other breakfast mushes. — 7 Gro. C. CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Make Our Place your beadquarters while writing for thie car. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. Government bas awarded to George D. Cook & Oompany and Mason & Lewis Company $6,000,000 :edeemable internal 5 per cent. bonds of the fourth series. In connection with the award the important announcement is made that the principal and sem!-annaual interest on the bonds will be pald in the Gity of Mexico, instead of London and Amsterdam, as heretofore. es The officers and members of A. O. U. W. are requested to meet at their Hall on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of ‘attending the faneral of their late brother, John A, Bost, By order ; W. Dountap, Master. Cuas. E. Asupurn, Recorder. m28 2t When you ask for Jesse Moore whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t let anyone tell you they have something just as good : e@e --— —-— Brain-Food Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled “the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! another for bones, A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You muet prepare for their’ appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids, digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. : Get Green's Special Almanac. New -Yore, March 27—TheMexican which will take place at 2:30 o’clock. ater and banquet hall. “ sale at Rector Bros. eee For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Self control, steady nerves and Gilt . Edge whiakey are the best of friends. Try it. 3 “ee ti itt Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been removed to the building formerly occupied by theCounty © Treasurer on Broad Street ayn gs Uf Uf : : 18 Commercial Street Fae: [aster Novelties Marshmellow Drops, Cream, Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. RRRKKKRERKK ; POLBWYS Set ean Gt as aS aster: Eggs . ! f Nevada City. GRAND OPENING —<OFr— MING MILLINERY aOR Thursday, Friday &Saturday MAKCH 27, 28, 29. ie AD acc W. HL CRAWEORD'S, 099 ate OO oe YY See Our Gaster Disvlay. Main FOR BREAKFAST the housekeeper has the choice of all qbhe CEREALS Sous line of Oatmeal; Crashed QOat-, Rice, etc. in packages. Also : BIGGEST AND BEST B and B MUSH. The prices are sevond rate figures on so widely advertised. We oarry a full” These goods are constantly moving in and out and have no chance to teriorate in condition, flavor or quality. first rate goods, pace house bae been plenned by the Lambs Clab, It will coutain a eapacious theTry the new cigar, Thomas Paine, tor Will Have a Position Wasuineton, “March 27— Commis: } sioner-General cf Immigrajzion Powderly whose term of ¢ffice expires soon, will be tendered some other position in the Government service, The statement was made today from an authentic source that the President had decided to provide for him elsewhere. Anum ber of Mr, Powderly’s friends have talked with the President in his behalf, and pleaded extenuating circumstances in many of the matters in whieh he has been criticised, All Colors and Beautiful Effects. 5 Cts. a Package, 'O90O0o000 CASTERDERFUNES, Just Received. Also a beautiful assortment of Easter Cards. Vinton 5 Pharmacy eee en Se The Se H.& F.L. Cooper — Have at their yard on Piety Hill a good quantity of Lumber for Building, Mill and Bridge purposes which they offer for sale on reasonable terms. . Sawmill near Quaker Hill. = —__——_—___— _— ] Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at i all times. tf —— — + 0@em Saioke the up-to-date Cigir Thoma Paine, none better. For sate at Rector Bros. coo To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the. money if it fails tocure. E. W. Grove’s sigvod ' —— HEALTH FOOD Granose Flakes From . St. Helena Sanitarium, 15 cents PARI ys, Aaa i eth sete, woe ieee 15 cents Granola 12% cents 25 cents 25 cents 20 cents Lahbtanisiaitiiveua oO CONUS 1 pound Caramel Cereal 15 cents Try KO-Nut—Better than hard. One Bee Five Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Tomato Beans. .. tn by byawaws «ivauéuéuaGuds Universal and Gem nitor tel Ranes Street jal Street, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, . Seamercis! street. ‘There Are None Better tay iqeioiey ple jp %§ oy Our repute’ "ti! not permit us fo carry, inferior{Goods, BExamine our line of Ranges. : “44 our complete stouk of . » Dyke Enamel Ware Which is Guaranteed % .o Chip or PeeljO. = Handsome, [Durable ani ‘Reasonable in Prics.

Bent for thes le at a Bares ‘anch, sitgaty, offered at a hy ‘Nd balange gui & Morgan 2 Les 0. . SW indow . s00ds at the rs goods hi AY, ViZ.0 -ete. . Allg aists—all 9 y and are og] ethem, 4@ , New Ribj z 64 Ta AT Y y v D1) : wheat flou by the HO > biscuits al rocet awe tow. pen lay in this city 1 elegant line at my storess Cail in and) se or note 4 gual anteed. Lowest. r Sp cotalty. F rtung T, NEVADA —— >>> 39 297: 1 the leading ea, Roget Brees lac ral plec! qd have others @ from. Jewel f & Son aod j xt Monday. Nevada and her excellent ‘are having the best of sucsir tour. There is @ delightimity of opinion among the the country about the excelecompany that preseges good the engagement here. The ittle diva is at the height of sand has captured all auwith her wonderful execution prid music on her program, ition of the Lakme “Bell ¢ Chanson du Myeolt from of Brazil, and her marvellous La Fee aux Chansons, have j and delighted immense auverywhere she has appeared. surrounded herself with a »mpany in which are Pablo bo great Spanish violoncellist, Moreau, the eminent French “and. pianist. It -4e-e/ Gonirare merit and the reception neeting is no more than their Aceldents. je daughter of Mr, and arles Flynn was struck eye Wednesday by a rock. inch and a half long was Dr. Muller found it necessary everal stitches. Yesterday of the family fell on a broken icut-a deep gash in one of its fortunes never come singly, ner Candidate. are a number of candidates Republican nomination for , Henry T. Gage, Dr. ParFrank Short have been anNow, E. B. Edson has sent that he will be a candidate psition, and it is said his secsome down Solid for him, Boys Whipped p, Ky., March 27.—T wo boys ars old were tried and conilling a horse, skinning it the hide, They were senthe School of Reform but as no room for éehem there the pred the Sheriff to whipthem bed tears. lll Vetoed. rs, lowa, March 27—Gevermmins this morning anis vetoe of the Bolsbery bill. lemoves the limit of indebtedMile that may be contracted ys fuoning through Iowa. Dopposed the bill claim» it bd abead by the Burlington lobbyists. . iness Locals. heat in bulk at 15 cents per Scadden’s, a6tt icest brands of whisky and be found at W.J. BRITL aNnp hambers. Try them. tf d is now selling his famous ve cents a loaf at the PopuTry itand you will always nov6-tf ant a good, cool drink of very best in town—drop ip tm. Harry. m7-tf byster cock-tails can be proBilly Britland’s Council on Broad street. e27tf half and half can be found buncil Chambers, corner of Pine Sts. 5 ote per glass. hot lunch will be served ht at William Harry’s saloon, he and Spring street. Cool Choice wines, liquors and lays on hand. jull/-tf ~~ oe less Cannot Be Cured. Pplications, as they cannot diseased portion of the ear. bnly one way to cure. deafthat ig ig constitutional Deatness is caused by an condition of the mucous linEustachian Tube. When sets inflamed you have a Sound or imperfect hearing, it is entirely closed deat© result, and unless the inncan be taken out and this + to its normal eondition, be destroyed forever ; nine Eee are caused by catarrh, thing but an inflamed conHe mucous surfaces, Bive One Hundred Dollars ase of deafness (caused by bat cannot be cured by Hall’s ure. Send for circulars; free HENEY &00., Toledo,O. eruggists, 750, Amily Pills are the best. + +e y Carpets Now. Srpets and Smith’s “extra cents per yard for the ¥* for cash ouly, at Snell & ml18 10: “4 ‘. but never one of this genus. James H. English left bere this morning for Graniteville, where he will open up the Calberteon mine and pat ten men to work. Dr, A, H. Tickell of thie city owns a one-fourth interest inthé mine and has a bond on the remainder of the interests. He also has a bond on the National mine, on the.same ledge. A tunnel has been run to tap the ledge of the Oulbertson and will be pushed ahead slong the course of the vein until the National shoot is encountered, Both 2. minés have good records as producers and there is little doubt but that with the proposed system of working them cennectedly they will prove to be more valuable than heretofore. The ledges. vary in size, ranging from two to ten feet. For the present the ore will be hoisted tothe Oulbertson mill and worked there, and if future developments warrant the ten-stamp mill on éach of the properties will be moved to a convenient place and combined, arrest Bridges and Vibration. There are very few bridges in the world over which troops are allowed to march in: regular step. In general, when coming to a bridge, particularly a suspension bridge, the drums or bands are stopped, the array is broken and the soldiers pass over without keeping step, or rather taking pains not to keep step. ‘The reason is found in the fact that a very slight initial vibration, if-continued, is imparted to the whole structure, and in a short time beecmes so strong a downward strain at every recurrence as speedily to endanger the safety of the strongest bridge. The same prineiple is illustrated in some houses, which can be made to tremble from roof to foundation by persistently and regularly pressing with the foot on a loose board in one of the floors. _ A similar curious circumstance is seen in the case of certain churches in which it is dangerous to play the heavy pedal pipes of a grand organ, for the reason that the vibration becomes so great as to shatter the panes of glass in the windows and even to imperil the safety of the roof. Boy’s Wild Ride In the Sky. That it pays to look out and to keep cool bas just been impressed on Stanley Hopkins, a twelve-yearold boy of Lynchburg, O. At the same time he learned how it feels to hang on a rope 2,000 feet up in the sky. There was a balloon ascension at the county fair at Hillsboro, and as the big gas bag shot up Stanley got tangled in the gu ropes somehow and was jerked hig into the air. Women and children fainted at the sight, but the boy kept his wits, grabbed the ropes and hung on tight while the balloon soared nearly half a mile, with the aeronaut trying in vain to get hold of him. Finally the man, after telling him to keep holding tight, let some gas out of the balloon, and they slowly came down. Stanley had been gone only eight minutes, but the crowd was so glad to see him that it almost emothered him. The Honest Man Wins. The world at large soon recognizes the honest man in business, and it is quick to give him its aproval. “Why do you deal with r. Jones?” asks one person of another. “Because he always deals squarely with me,” is the reply. Such a reputation soon becomes widespread. Nobody wants to be cheated of the least farthing, and so everybody flocks to the place of business of him who gives value for value and who trades according to the tenets enunciated in the Decalogue. An honest business man 1s not only the noblest work of God, but he is the crowning triumph of struggling humanity. A “Kathleen Mavourneen” Loan. William H. Rogers, cashier of the Nassau bank of New York and also one of the best known men in banking circles in New York city, tells the story of:a customer who came to the bank and said he had just declined to.make a “Kathleen Mavourneen” loan, says the New York Times. In his long experience in banking Mr. Rogérs had heard of many varieties of loans, So he asked what kind of a loan a “Kathleen Mavourneen” loan was. One of the sort that “may be for years and may be forever.” Two Complexions. Senator Bailey of Texas has a face like a cherub. It is round and soft and full of color. One day in the corridor of the senate he was approached by a giggling young woman, who asked rapturously, “Oh, senator, where in the world did you get your pretty pink com* plexion ?” Bailey was embarrassed only for an instant. Looking her straight in the eye and tapping her lightly on her slightly rouged cheek, he very gravely asked, “Where in the 3 9» city did you get yours? —+ Health for 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain and secure them for you. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold ia bulk. All druggies, ses . feel his demise keenely. The funeral At about 680 o’elook last night the career of a much ‘respected pioneer was cut off by Death claiming John Aberhard Bost of ‘Gold Flat. He was & native of Bavaria, Germany and was eged 71 years,2 months and 27 days. To mourn his loss are are left three grown sone, Fred W., Frank F. and Oaptain Ben A. Bost, all of this city. John Bost cawe-to this country from his mative land when he was 17 yeare old and settled at St. Louis, Miesouri, but two years later was attracted by the reports of gold in. the West and came across the plains to Californie. He located at Sacramento and engaged in gardening. Later he went to Rattlesnake Bar, Placer county, and engaged in the same bueiness. In January, 1862, the déceased arrived here and took up his resijence at the place on’Gold Flat where he last night tteathed his last. In October, 1898, his wife died. Mr. Bost was a steady and industrious man and had a large circle of friends, who will take place from the Congregational church Sunday afternoon, under the auepices of Nevada City lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W. : ——--+ ee $25,000 Hotel. It is said that the Southerv Pacific Railroad Company contemplates building a new hotel at Colfax, The plans and specifications were seen herethis week and the work of erecting will-seon be commenced. The proposed hostelry will.be a large one and contain all modern conveniences. It is to cost $25,000 and a retired conductor named Wilson _ will have charge of it. ———_ --+ s@e + Easter Cards. Wm. H. Crawford has the prettiest stock of Easter. Oards ever brought tothe town, The prices are 6, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cents. Go andseethem. 2t eo ‘. imitations, BE WISE TODAY, "TIS FOLLY TO DFFER ITS USE. Pais Clary” Congo Makes Wonderous Cures. Life Giver. Men and women, young and old, enter into the spring season with a variety of diseases that arise from a faulty er impaired nervous system. Of all known medicines, Paine’s Cel ery Compound stands first as a rapid and sure cure for all nervous diseases, neuralgia, rheumatism, dys blood a ly At this t' ae une the bluod is thin, impoverished, and impure, Paine’s Celery Compound is the life stream, bringing, strength, vigor, and sound health. “ oe The use of one bottle of Paine’s Celery Compound will quickly convince suffering men or women that they have truly laid hold of the spring medicine that accomplishes all, it promises. Thousands in the past have been saved and blessed by Paine’s Celery Compound ; you can share the same bless. ings and have years of happiness added te your lie, -Wheu you ge.to your dealer, see that you get the genuine Paine’s Celery Oompound; spi ate a a and { _-that—t name PAINE’S is on wrapper and bottle. any color, Diamond Dyes Never: fa mae hd sure! AvBany, N. Y., March 27—The Assembly today passed the bill appropriating $100,000 fof the erection of a monument tothe late President MeKinley at Buffalo. The Governor will sign it. Pallroadman Dead. San ANTONIO, Texas, March 27—H. 8. Spangler, a well-known railroad man

of this eity avd President of the For Medical Treat ment. Manuel Ricardo is now selling chances on a horse and buggy which . ' . . . . ! . he will raffle off on the evening of . April 8th. . The gentleman has been crippled for a long time and {s dispos. ing of the horseand buggy to get funds for medical treatment. . Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is! the order of a woman’s preferences, . Jewels form a magnet of mighty power . to the average woman. Even that . greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined in the strenous efforts to make or save the money to purchasa them: . Ifa woman will risk her health to get: a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds—and bronchial af, fections by the regular use of Dr.) Boschee’s German Syrup. promptly arrest consumption in its. early stages and heal the affected lungs end bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is! not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure . for coughs, colds and all bronchial . troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. . ligious services It will! . Spangler Oil Com pany, died today. —————EE EEE Nevada Commandery. Ios All membors of Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights ‘Templar, of this city, are requested to attend the reat the Methodist Oburch, Grass Valley, on Sunday morning, March 30th. The car will leave this city at 9 o’clock. W. J. Roaers, E. 0; I, J. Rourg, Recorder. m25 4t Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam} in the market. fe21-tf + e+ — Lockjaw, From Cobwebs, If members of the “Hay. Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures this malady,and Asthma, the kind that baffles the doctors-it wholly drives It Is the Great Spring Season. egent that posites. and enriches the . . Get Green’s Special Almanac. ——E eee + -—— . from the system. Thousands of once. hopeless sufferers. from Consumption, CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of A +e + — Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonie. ——_—___-——+ 2@e-+-—_—_—_The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-balf are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the ist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam la the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent.’ — ee Something Nice to Keep. Any one who attended the re-union picnic and gathering of old ‘Nevada opportunity to call on their drug-, . Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives ‘and health to it. It conqueré Grip /8aves little ones from Croup and . Whooping Cough and is positively ' guaranteed for all ‘Throat and Lang ‘troubles, 500, $1. Trial bottles free ‘at W. D. Vinton’s. } eae e ‘To Cure Grip in Two Days . Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes . the cause. E, W. Grove’s signature ,on every box. Price 25 cents. ——K<=Z_=_=_>—*—=—i~ii—==E=EEEEees . . BIG EASTER DISPLAY. When passing, look in our windows ,and see the fine display of up-to-date ‘Easter novelties. Finest assortment . ever shown in the city. . All the latest Easter candy fads at _ right prices, . TEGLER’S, , Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. countyans, which was held at Glen-. brook on the 10th of September, can! occasion at five cents each at E. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be val uable in years to come. tf ANTAL & Bia troubles at once. ‘ Cures in CAPSULES Each Capsule v@) Beware of procure aluminum souvenirs of ea GPRING IS HERE.. . end so is. my beautiful line of . SPRING HATS. I now have . { { an excellent assortment of the very latest fashions. Grand Opening Days . TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March 25, 26 and 27, to whieh Linvite all the ladies of Nevada County. MISS AMELIA .STEVENS Broad Street, above Pine, ~ *counterf Election for School Directors. to the qualified OTICE Is hereby giye shoo! District, in f Nevada, that the annual eleoah ool Directors will be held Saturday, April 26, 1902, Schoolhouse of said district, os Weshingtestion two Director® are to . elected for the full term of phree yosre each, to succeed Fred Searls an L.8. ' 49 The polls will be open jovin Webber is apof 8a. m. and sundown. d J. F. Colley and H. J. Rents wa Sak caid election. By aoe of the Seve ‘of Education of Nevada Diateiet. ULLOY, President. Cc. E. M pr. tion, L. 8, CaLusns, Secretary of Hise r{4 be Photographs. . . and make them in . : a first-class manner. 1 also frame °. them. when so ordered. I make © frames of all kinds. MOORE — Package of 6 pounds. PA & ara. a 8. Is.the BREAKFAST MUSH we are selling now at 30 cts. per Mammoth , _ Prize Piece of Decorated China in-each package. We also carry a large line of other breakfast mushes. — 7 Gro. C. CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Make Our Place your beadquarters while writing for thie car. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. Government bas awarded to George D. Cook & Oompany and Mason & Lewis Company $6,000,000 :edeemable internal 5 per cent. bonds of the fourth series. In connection with the award the important announcement is made that the principal and sem!-annaual interest on the bonds will be pald in the Gity of Mexico, instead of London and Amsterdam, as heretofore. es The officers and members of A. O. U. W. are requested to meet at their Hall on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of ‘attending the faneral of their late brother, John A, Bost, By order ; W. Dountap, Master. Cuas. E. Asupurn, Recorder. m28 2t When you ask for Jesse Moore whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t let anyone tell you they have something just as good : e@e --— —-— Brain-Food Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled “the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! another for bones, A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You muet prepare for their’ appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids, digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. : Get Green's Special Almanac. New -Yore, March 27—TheMexican which will take place at 2:30 o’clock. ater and banquet hall. “ sale at Rector Bros. eee For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Self control, steady nerves and Gilt . Edge whiakey are the best of friends. Try it. 3 “ee ti itt Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been removed to the building formerly occupied by theCounty © Treasurer on Broad Street ayn gs Uf Uf : : 18 Commercial Street Fae: [aster Novelties Marshmellow Drops, Cream, Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. RRRKKKRERKK ; POLBWYS Set ean Gt as aS aster: Eggs . ! f Nevada City. GRAND OPENING —<OFr— MING MILLINERY aOR Thursday, Friday &Saturday MAKCH 27, 28, 29. ie AD acc W. HL CRAWEORD'S, 099 ate OO oe YY See Our Gaster Disvlay. Main FOR BREAKFAST the housekeeper has the choice of all qbhe CEREALS Sous line of Oatmeal; Crashed QOat-, Rice, etc. in packages. Also : BIGGEST AND BEST B and B MUSH. The prices are sevond rate figures on so widely advertised. We oarry a full” These goods are constantly moving in and out and have no chance to teriorate in condition, flavor or quality. first rate goods, pace house bae been plenned by the Lambs Clab, It will coutain a eapacious theTry the new cigar, Thomas Paine, tor Will Have a Position Wasuineton, “March 27— Commis: } sioner-General cf Immigrajzion Powderly whose term of ¢ffice expires soon, will be tendered some other position in the Government service, The statement was made today from an authentic source that the President had decided to provide for him elsewhere. Anum ber of Mr, Powderly’s friends have talked with the President in his behalf, and pleaded extenuating circumstances in many of the matters in whieh he has been criticised, All Colors and Beautiful Effects. 5 Cts. a Package, 'O90O0o000 CASTERDERFUNES, Just Received. Also a beautiful assortment of Easter Cards. Vinton 5 Pharmacy eee en Se The Se H.& F.L. Cooper — Have at their yard on Piety Hill a good quantity of Lumber for Building, Mill and Bridge purposes which they offer for sale on reasonable terms. . Sawmill near Quaker Hill. = —__——_—___— _— ] Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at i all times. tf —— — + 0@em Saioke the up-to-date Cigir Thoma Paine, none better. For sate at Rector Bros. coo To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the. money if it fails tocure. E. W. Grove’s sigvod ' —— HEALTH FOOD Granose Flakes From . St. Helena Sanitarium, 15 cents PARI ys, Aaa i eth sete, woe ieee 15 cents Granola 12% cents 25 cents 25 cents 20 cents Lahbtanisiaitiiveua oO CONUS 1 pound Caramel Cereal 15 cents Try KO-Nut—Better than hard. One Bee Five Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Tomato Beans. .... tn by byawaws «ivauéuéuaGuds Universal and Gem nitor tel Ranes Street jal Street, SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, . Seamercis! street. ‘There Are None Better tay iqeioiey ple jp %§ oy Our repute’ "ti! not permit us fo carry, inferior{Goods, BExamine our line of Ranges. : “44 our complete stouk of . » Dyke Enamel Ware Which is Guaranteed % .o Chip or PeeljO. = Handsome, [Durable ani ‘Reasonable in Prics.