March 29, 1904 (4 pages)

of taid corid corporarincipal : Nevada, ornia, to the mento, sl or change the expirairst publica“a CaliforCOMPANY, SIEKR, Secretary. 3 = MUINING rnia. \, THAT ATA 5, held on the assessment of are was levied » corporation, PP RIL. 1904 to said corpora‘ation, Room 4, t, Sacramento. sessment shall ‘TH DAY OF ant, and adverlon, and unless ill be sold on 904, to pay the ther with the Secretary. 60144 K street, m5 Aeeting. RROW GAUGE Es » stock hulders of Gauge Railroad f seven Directors ‘ear, and for the business as may meeting, will be company, at the y, Nevada County, Day of Aprii, ck, p.m. o'clock and closed 2 on Saturday, the \TTY, Secretary. BLICATION, EB INTERIOR, RYBVILLE, CAL, ZIVEN THAT THB tler has filed notice final proof in sup” it said proof will er and Receiver seville, Cal, on . Briggs, widow of No. 5270, for the Nis ec, 10, T. 18 N,R. 8k. 2 witnesses to prove e upon and cu tivaames Alljeu, Jobn D, Miner Jayxe, all of FREELY, Register. —— ACTS. ~ ract of your prop loan on property § le. There is only a in Nevada Coun: Be he undersigned bas it. We alone abpersons. falling, Wy, and Notary eT inent Specialist § — b of every dis i. ten; the ol sel en gives his entire nts; irrcgularit! dvise free; callo} STON, 305 Kearny aces ease of 8 NERS. M. D and Surgeon y Building — Hooft, to9 p. 2 ding Flovry THE NAT. P. BROWN..2:. Proprietor. 4 Gondes for hotels ; bargain, if applied for immediately. EnSs si aadieaannd TRANSCRIPT FRED EB, BROWN, Manager. By Mail, $6°a Year. By Carrier, 12% Cts. a Week 2 BOD RS BONDENC San Francisco, Cal. Best Cured French Prunes Gillet'’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal, ined Mere fac aie Soe Buggies For Sele. A double carriage, with fine harness. Alo two-first-elass buggies will be sold at a ~ quire at TRamsoRIPT office. di-tf Piano For Sale. . A fine Chickering Piano is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at the TRANSORIFT _ office. di-tf Cssid. iverson Wanted. Faithful person to call on retail trade and agente for manufacturing house; local ter> ritory; straisht salary $2 paid weekly and money ad’ ed; previous experi» ence unnecessary ; position permanent; busy. © envelope. Superintendent Travers, 620 Monon Bidg., Chicago. — 28-216 Wanted. to an 4 Vished house ofvpolid: osnevel standing. A p firalgnt, bosth Monday with ait" expenses . Manager. $70 Caxton Bidg., ‘ The Best Meal in Town . So say everybody who dines at the /4 New York Hotel. We aim to treat ‘fall nicely and feed you well, and to *imake you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our roome are light and airy ‘faad the beds soft and comfortable. . ] Call around and see, . New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop. . Nowis the season for Chrysanthemums and Carnations » Obrysanthemume from 385 cents to ) $1.25cents ‘per dozen. Our 75 cent ; size will please you, Carnations from 85 cents to 75 cents ' perdogzen. Any color, red, white or pink. BELL CONSERVATORY .CO. ; SACRAMENTO, CaL. Stonograpier . promptly attended to. . i ‘change, posite Hotel Antlers, , begin treatment immediately. ~ Relief for’ tle: end of that time 1 was.in better Llookon Siete bir eache® woman 1a Rae «pod nee Ba cou ’ she feels sick and tired of life. health than I had bee dition comes by slow.s is at first slightly i ar. Then comes the pains and ovarian inflammation follow. Fi head to foot. Wine of Cardui is a menstrual plete relief from the torturing menstrual agonies which are making’ so many women invalids today. Do not let yourself come to the pitiable condition Mrs. Nelson describes. . Secure a bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist today and, ss a n for-seven years. : Qrator, WEDNESDAY CnAvTAUQuA CEUs. Mrs. Nelson describes ‘the condition of. thousands of women, That con. Usually the important function of menstruation inful periods. Bearing-down ly the nervous system gives w and the whole system has become affected and the pains rack the body fro t ulator of established reputation. No woman who takes it suffers as Mrs. Nelson suffered. It, gives speedy and comSallivan ee Copyright, 2903, by T. 0. McClure nteen monthe ago’ Iwaa.so.conipistely rim dawn . Pokosotossesosososes ee ee rt cee Che oe ee Though two women had called him abdomen. 1 could not afford to lay off and take a rest, “busband,” Daniel Newcomb had never rye Ia ae how muck Wine of Sethi tee been in love. His first marriage, witha ap 00 ntyieed wwe by ail means to take &. ie day took . cousin, had been to satisfy the terms of peed anon 3 saaiie batete I wee entirely on SAT “his grandfather’s will, and the second By m2 lowa and — On Missouri River and Obicago. THREE TRAINS DAILY -[ilinois The only Double Track Railway Between the \ } AWAKENING : Atlantic Express. , Standard and Toariet Sleepers. PERSONALLY. CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wednesdays, Thursdays and. Fridays. The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C. Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacificand Chicago & Northwestern Rys. Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves.San Francicco at 10:00 a. m. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric lighted throughoat. Buffet smoking cars with barber and bath, Booklovers Library, Dining Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleeping Oars and Observation Uars. Less than three days to Chicago without change. va Eastern Express, Vestibuled. Leaves San Franciscojat 6:00 p. m. chpecen Stendard and ‘Tourist Sleeping Oars to Obicago. Dining cars. Free Reclining Chair Oars. . : Vestibuied. Leaves San Frauciseo at 9:00 a.m. 617 Market St. (Palace Hotel) Saa Francisco. or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. CHOterroteseseseges ‘DANIEL’S ‘By Maude J. union was.simply one of convenience. Daniel Newcomb, widower, had needed a housekeeper, and Betty Blondale, an orphan, too old to seek the shelter of an institution and too trustful to be thrown on the world, had needed a home, It had resulted as such marriages usually do—disastrously for the woman. Daniel was satisfied with Betty. She was pretty and economical, and she made him comfortable, but Betty had grown to love her stolid husband with all the ardor of a young and: grateful heart. Would he ever really care for her? Could anything make her appear lovely in his sight? She was asking hérself these questions as she stood in Mrs. Yardwell’s millinery shop surveying the mass of lace and flowers that rested on her sunny head. “I tell you what, Mis’ Newcomb,” said Mrs. Yardwell, ready to close a bargain. If Daniel don’t like it or he thinks it too high priced I'll agree to change it. Most all my hats are sold with that understandin’. Husbands have to be pleased now’days.” “ *Tisn’t the price. Daniel’s real liberal. I’ll take it,” answered Betty nervously as she opened her purse. There was a wistful look in her hazel eyes as she asked, “Did you know Mary Ellen, Daniel’s first wife?” “From the time she was a baby.” “Would she have worn a hat like this?” . “Land, no! Them buttercups wouldn't °a’ looked Well agin Mary Ellen’s red face, to say nothin’ of the poppies. I’d as soon looked fer tossels on a clothesline as fer posies on Mary Ellen. Even if she’d been inclined to wear ’em, she’d have faltered at the cost. She was extremely prudent.” “So Daniel says,” murmured Betty as she left the shop. Her precious head gear deposited carefully in the wagon, she unbitched her horse and started it toward the trim farmhouse by the river. Mrs. Yardwell watched her uniti] her slender figure faded from sight. .Then she went into her work“Sereny,” she said to her helper, Chicago § Northwestern Ry. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept Sample our goods. by us. Drop in and We also keep “Daniel Newcomb’s new ‘wife is a ‘real takin’ little thing, as sweet an’ pretty as t’other was humbly an’ stingy. I’m afraid from what she said that Daniel is Mary Bllenin’ her to death. Poor little thing! I do hope she is happy.” But Betty was not happy. Many times since her marriage had she look€d with tear filled eyes toward the little burial plot beneath the evergreens and prayed that she might fill the place in her husband’s heart formerly occupied by the woman sleeping there. Che Leading Brands of Cigars @&302 28 ~ ss Veta. Cmte Legal Work and Qorrespondence Office in Nevada County Real Estate -NEVADA GITY, OAL, ‘eal ' Peerless Saloon q Woodman & Tompkins Proprietor . st of Wines : Liquors and Cigars. Grass its * both ways. Broad street, Nevada Oity e CHAMPION SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. SRS = Broad Street, Nevada Oity sae ae fine business. class tools. applytoA. Blacksmith Business » For Sale. <a 060000 a The Plaza Blacksmith Shop, doing a for the right party. For particulars A. _ATTKISSON, Plaza Blacksmith Shop, Nevada City Shop stocked with firstA eplendid opportunity The ‘ Kainent t The Doctor ie’ the only Specialist north of San Francisco on the Science of Fitting Glasses. The Doctor is Registered under State Law in Optometry. The Doctor has never had a to fail him. He has sent in hie BY5tb prescription. Office—oppos Nevada City. Hours—9 a. m. to 4 p. m., every day except Monday. Valley. patrons allowed fare Specialist in Refraction te Episcopal Church. pol and Sharp oath ‘We mg rr le 3% + fs the Beer drawn by ue. We We would be pleased to see you atany . Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, etc Sse be found at the favorite reFred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Seed Talk Complete and reliable information-andadvice on seeds, planting, eto., in our new, amply and beautifally illustrated annual catalogue, 1904. : Mailed free on request. ALL SEEDS FOR FARM AND GARDEN Fruit Trees and Ornamental Plante COX SEED CO. 411, 413, 415 Sansome Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SOCIAL DANCE By Company C, N. G. C. at Armory Hall Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra Admiesion—Gents, 50 cts; Ladies Free. ——— B.J.Ruoros, Pres. W. H. Manrim, VieeP G. J. Ruoror, Cashier. Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, Paid Up Capital $50,000 _ Interest Paid on, i she had often admired in the shop Her husband's approval of her was gauged by the way her actions tallied with Mary Dilen’s. Danie] was not displeased, but the difference in the women was so striking that more than once he was quite unconscious of an uttered comparison. The first wife, a model housewife, had a faculty of making people feel uncomfortable in her presence. Betty’s household duties might be performed a trifle less religiously, the dust might sometimes settle upon the parlor furniture, but the sunlight crept there, too, and her very nature radiated compatibility. On one occasion the usual comparigon remained unexpressed. Betty had called her husband into the brightly lighted parlor and pointed proudly to the old sofa piled high with pillows covered with chintz and denims. She had' found some unused feather beds im the attic and in them had seen the possibilities of a cozy corner such as windows. Before Daniel could utter the customary “Mary Ellen wouldn’t have done that,’ she invited him to test its comfort, and, lulled by the luxurious softness, the remark was lost in a doze. Thereafter it was his favorite retreat and one not forbidden him. Shade of Mary Ellen! How was Betty to know that the unused feather beds and. the darkened parlor were the pride of her predecessgr’s heart? It was with many misgivings that she called Daniel’s attention to her new hat. There was no mistaking the disapproval in his countenance. “You—going—to—wear—that?”’ gasped. * , yes. Don’t you like it, Danfel?’ Betty perched it bewitchingly on her head. “It’s pretty enough. But how those red flowers will look agin the crape band on my hat! I vowed I’d show all respect to Mary Ellen, and that band can’t come off in less than-a year. Ain’t you got no respect for appearances? Red poppies agin black crape! Oh, Betty, can’t you understand how I feel?’ One look at the bright head and he out toward the barn. Poor Betty! A General Commercial and Savings . understood. She knew now how lonely Banking Busines Transacted. he was, and she would show him that Gold bought and advances made on/. ghe sympathized with him. Hurriedly be at the Bank, the wrapped up .the offending headDrafts of . F F t Grown on ony Pers 2 howepid dress and slipped from the jrouse. It was a long, hot walk back to the milli Mrs. Yardwell. the nodding flowers, and Daniel dashed She removed the hat ‘and fell weeping into a chair. Yes; she ner’s, but her one thought was to get ADA CITY, CAL. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH a9, 1904 EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. The old palace at Seoul, Korea, built more than four hundred years ago, aud one of the most interesting landmarks in the Korean Capital. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the bair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a eure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Orcdwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complalats, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be bad by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK,, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Oal. a28-tf oe lessly after what seemed an eternity 7} walking, “I’ve come to change my bh: ¢. I’ve got to have a mourning bonnet.” “for the land sakes!” exclaimed the milliner, flurried by curiosity. “Have you lost a relation? I didn’t know you had one.” “Sort of one,” answered Betty, giving a farewell pat to the poppies. “I want the deepest dyed mourning you've got.” It was soon upon her head, a heavy black thing. that fell in hot folds ever her shoulders. Back over the road she trudged, the weight of the bonnet pulling at her temples and sending throbs into her head. The heat of the sun made her dizzy and faint. Oh, for something to relieve her! She. half turned into the doctor’s yard, but no. There was a medicine chest well filled at home. She would wait until she reached there. One of Mary’s virtues had been economy. Blindly.she staggered on toward home, entered it and went to the medicine chest. Blindly she grasped a bottle and drank from it. Then she remembered no more. When Daniel returned that night from doing the chores he missed Betty’s welcome at the door, She ‘had not failed to meet him there since their marriage. He found her on the kitchen floor. enveloped in widow's weeds and writhing in.agony. Clunisily, but tenderly, he removed the tgly bonnet and placed her on. her. bed, where she lay raving and tossing while he ran for help. It was fortunate that the doctor was driving past just as the distracted man rushed from the house. He administered the proper antidote for the poison Betty had swallowed in her search for headache medicine. Mrs. Yardwell was soon summoned, for Betty raved of her and the poppy hat. She called Daniel to a conference in the barn. What was said to him he never quite remembered. He was won-. dering dumbly if Betty were going to dle and trying to picture home without her. For once in his busy life he was taking time to realize that he was in love with his wife. When Betty opened her eyes in consciousness it was to find her husband sitting by her tenderly stroking her hands, and the beloved poppy hat lay on the coverlet beside her. She looked ‘at him wonderingly. “It’s for you, dear,” said Daniel huskily, “for you to wear. In all respect to Mary Ellen, I’ve taken off the crape, and we'll let her rest now where she is. Forgive me, Betty. I’ve been a brute. But I’ve suffered since you’ve been lying there, and I’ve found out how dear you are to me.” “But I’m not like Mary Bilen,” whispered Betty faintly. “No, thank God! But you’re mine, and I love you. I want you to be happy in yotr own way hereafter, and try to love me a little. Will you, dear?” She was too weak to answer, but she smiled a happy little smile as her bus band bent and for the first time gave her a lover’s kiss. A State That Breathes. If ever a state might be said to breathe, that state is California. It has a magnificent lung action, says the Sunset Magazine. Deep and long. drawn are the breaths of oceativair taken by the great valleys. .And you can almost see this breathing if you will go to the top of any of the hills bordering the bay of San Francisco. In general, air movement or wind is initiated by difference of temperature. Therefore on summer afternoons while the broad ocean lies tranquilly sleeping at a temperature of 55 degrees F. the inland valleys are basking im the same sunlight, but the air a few feet above the ground is quivering at a temperature of 100 degrees F. In other words, there is a temperature gradient of 1 degree per mile, and this brings about a marked movement of the air, the mog@jon being from the cool to the warm locality. The Marriage Knot. Few of those who talk about the “marriage knot” realize that the knot was ever anything more than a mere figure of speech. Among the Babylo nians tying the knot was part of the marriage ceremony. There the priest took a thread of the garment of the bride and another from that of the . bridegroom and tied them into a knot, which he gave to the bride, thus symbolising the binding nature of the unfon. ‘Som YardweilL” she cried hreatbTHRO’ THE HEART OF THE ROCKIES. T's Rock Island System forms a part of the Scenic Line across the continent, thro’ Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs to Omaha, Kansas City, Peoria and Chicago. Through car service is as follows: Standard sleeper daily San Francisco to Chicago. Stops five hours at Salt Lake. Through tourist sleepers from San Francisco, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. x Regular daily train service via El Paso. The trans-continental traveler who has never seen Utah and Colorado from a car window, does not know how wonderfully beautiful the best scenery in the United Statesis. For hundreds of miles the line runs in full view of snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers and through frowning caverns. Take it for that reason alone, if you . wish, but also because no other line crossing the continent surpasses it in’ excellence of service. Full information on request—call, write, telephone or telegraph. C. A. RUTHERFORD, istrict Passenger Agent, Rock Island System Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 26c. and 100.8 box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a REGISTRATION OrricE OF THE CouNTY CLERK OF NEvapa County, OALIFORNIA. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the laws of the State of Califoroia provide for a new and complete Registration of tbe voters of Nevada Oounty im accordance with the provisions of Section 1094, of the Political Code of the State of Oalifornia that said Registration Began January Ist, 1904, and Will continue to and include September 28th, after which it will cease, Wednesday, Transfers from one precinct to ane other within the county will close Thursday, October 13th, 1904. Attention is called to the provisions of Section 1088, which provides that only those “who shall have been a resident of the State one year next preced{ng the election, and of the county in which they claim their vote Ninety days, and in the elestion precinct Thirty deys” are entitled to registrution, Further notice is hereby given that affidavits of registration or transfers must besworn to before the County Clerk or his Deputies. All persons, foreign born, intending to become a citizen, should be nataralized prior to and including UY »~@+ ay LPP PDLPPIDEW LOLS Grand Masquerade Ball GIVEN BY THE ; Yevada County Promotion Committee AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley Friday Evening, April sth, 1904. mum iT is the aim to make this Ball the grandest ever given in Nevada county. Prizes of value and usefulness—more of ¢' em than can be enumerated—will be offered for maskere. Oostumes will be here from San Francisc>. The best mueic to be obtained will be furniehed, In fact, nothing will be left undone to make the party an enjoyable affair. No objectionable characters will be admitted, go go and take your wife and femily. TICKETS—including age, er to and from Nevada City— ckets on sale every where. eEaTON 7 AOL 2SLORDIOLMT stale aaTeE ALTON NT Our New Gas hight. fovada County Gas & Electric Co,, Bm Best inogndescent lamps 15 cents. LEOCTRIOITY is the light nowadays. You ought to pat it in your house. {t’s the safest light known. It’s clean. It’s certain — press a button and it’s on; presse another and its off. No more explosions, no more bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long ran, . . ern Pacific and their sale reduced pointe west thereof to foroia. by giving at least Eastern friend or re wire instractions to fu Is the best for business money here. houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peole who ase it for only a lew hours a night..Ww. H. WOOD, T. R. GRAY, Div. Pass. Agent, JOHN WERRY, Manager. Duriog the months of March end April the Southconnections will again place on westbound tickets frem Chicago and CaliHelp your county ene lative thie information. We vill rnishb ticket. at any poiot in the United States on deposit of Traveling Pass. Agent. Sacramento, Cal. August oth, 1904, as those naturalized after that date cannot legally vote at the general election held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8&tb, 1904, The office of the County Olerk (in the Court House at Nevada City) will be open for registration from9a.m to 6 p. m. of each day, F. L. ARBOGAST, County Olerk. ; OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. 444644 I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. .Nevada City, Cal. Sit now for Fine Photos Framed Pictures af All Kinds. HE LARGEST and most complete assortment ever displayed in the county at most reasonable prices Yevada City Srass Valley Picture Frames made to NotcetoVoters, =e

of taid corid corporarincipal : Nevada, ornia, to the mento, sl or change the expirairst publica“a CaliforCOMPANY, SIEKR, Secretary. 3 = MUINING rnia. \, THAT ATA 5, held on the assessment of are was levied » corporation, PP RIL. 1904 to said corpora‘ation, Room 4, t, Sacramento. sessment shall ‘TH DAY OF ant, and adverlon, and unless ill be sold on 904, to pay the ther with the Secretary. 60144 K street, m5 Aeeting. RROW GAUGE Es » stock hulders of Gauge Railroad f seven Directors ‘ear, and for the business as may meeting, will be company, at the y, Nevada County, Day of Aprii, ck, p.m. o'clock and closed 2 on Saturday, the \TTY, Secretary. BLICATION, EB INTERIOR, RYBVILLE, CAL, ZIVEN THAT THB tler has filed notice final proof in sup” it said proof will er and Receiver seville, Cal, on . Briggs, widow of No. 5270, for the Nis ec, 10, T. 18 N,R. 8k. 2 witnesses to prove e upon and cu tivaames Alljeu, Jobn D, Miner Jayxe, all of FREELY, Register. —— ACTS. ~ ract of your prop loan on property § le. There is only a in Nevada Coun: Be he undersigned bas it. We alone abpersons. falling, Wy, and Notary eT inent Specialist § — b of every dis i. ten; the ol sel en gives his entire nts; irrcgularit! dvise free; callo} STON, 305 Kearny aces ease of 8 NERS. M. D and Surgeon y Building — Hooft, to9 p. 2 ding Flovry THE NAT. P. BROWN...2:. Proprietor. 4 Gondes for hotels ; bargain, if applied for immediately. EnSs si aadieaannd TRANSCRIPT FRED EB, BROWN, Manager. By Mail, $6°a Year. By Carrier, 12% Cts. a Week 2 BOD RS BONDENC San Francisco, Cal. Best Cured French Prunes Gillet'’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal, ined Mere fac aie Soe Buggies For Sele. A double carriage, with fine harness. Alo two-first-elass buggies will be sold at a ~ quire at TRamsoRIPT office. di-tf Piano For Sale. . A fine Chickering Piano is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at the TRANSORIFT _ office. di-tf Cssid. iverson Wanted. Faithful person to call on retail trade and agente for manufacturing house; local ter> ritory; straisht salary $2 paid weekly and money ad’ ed; previous experi» ence unnecessary ; position permanent; busy. © envelope. Superintendent Travers, 620 Monon Bidg., Chicago. — 28-216 Wanted. to an 4 Vished house ofvpolid: osnevel standing. A p firalgnt, bosth Monday with ait" expenses . Manager. $70 Caxton Bidg., ‘ The Best Meal in Town . So say everybody who dines at the /4 New York Hotel. We aim to treat ‘fall nicely and feed you well, and to *imake you as comfortable as possible, so that you may feel at home here. Our roome are light and airy ‘faad the beds soft and comfortable. . ] Call around and see, . New York Hotel JOHN G. RICHARDS, Prop. . Nowis the season for Chrysanthemums and Carnations » Obrysanthemume from 385 cents to ) $1.25cents ‘per dozen. Our 75 cent ; size will please you, Carnations from 85 cents to 75 cents ' perdogzen. Any color, red, white or pink. BELL CONSERVATORY .CO. ; SACRAMENTO, CaL. Stonograpier . promptly attended to. . i ‘change, posite Hotel Antlers, , begin treatment immediately. ~ Relief for’ tle: end of that time 1 was.in better Llookon Siete bir eache® woman 1a Rae «pod nee Ba cou ’ she feels sick and tired of life. health than I had bee dition comes by slow.s is at first slightly i ar. Then comes the pains and ovarian inflammation follow. Fi head to foot. Wine of Cardui is a menstrual plete relief from the torturing menstrual agonies which are making’ so many women invalids today. Do not let yourself come to the pitiable condition Mrs. Nelson describes. . Secure a bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist today and, ss a n for-seven years. : Qrator, WEDNESDAY CnAvTAUQuA CEUs. Mrs. Nelson describes ‘the condition of. thousands of women, That con. Usually the important function of menstruation inful periods. Bearing-down ly the nervous system gives w and the whole system has become affected and the pains rack the body fro t ulator of established reputation. No woman who takes it suffers as Mrs. Nelson suffered.. It, gives speedy and comSallivan ee Copyright, 2903, by T. 0. McClure nteen monthe ago’ Iwaa.so.conipistely rim dawn . Pokosotossesosososes ee ee rt cee Che oe ee Though two women had called him abdomen. 1 could not afford to lay off and take a rest, “busband,” Daniel Newcomb had never rye Ia ae how muck Wine of Sethi tee been in love. His first marriage, witha ap 00 ntyieed wwe by ail means to take &. ie day took . cousin, had been to satisfy the terms of peed anon 3 saaiie batete I wee entirely on SAT “his grandfather’s will, and the second By m2 lowa and — On Missouri River and Obicago. THREE TRAINS DAILY -[ilinois The only Double Track Railway Between the \ } AWAKENING : Atlantic Express. , Standard and Toariet Sleepers. PERSONALLY. CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS. Wednesdays, Thursdays and. Fridays. The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE, G. A. P. C. Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacificand Chicago & Northwestern Rys. Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves.San Francicco at 10:00 a. m. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric lighted throughoat. Buffet smoking cars with barber and bath, Booklovers Library, Dining Cars, Standard and Compartment Sleeping Oars and Observation Uars. Less than three days to Chicago without change. va Eastern Express, Vestibuled. Leaves San Franciscojat 6:00 p. m. chpecen Stendard and ‘Tourist Sleeping Oars to Obicago. Dining cars. Free Reclining Chair Oars. . : Vestibuied. Leaves San Frauciseo at 9:00 a.m. 617 Market St. (Palace Hotel) Saa Francisco. or S. P. COMPANY’S AGENT. CHOterroteseseseges ‘DANIEL’S ‘By Maude J. union was.simply one of convenience. Daniel Newcomb, widower, had needed a housekeeper, and Betty Blondale, an orphan, too old to seek the shelter of an institution and too trustful to be thrown on the world, had needed a home, It had resulted as such marriages usually do—disastrously for the woman. Daniel was satisfied with Betty. She was pretty and economical, and she made him comfortable, but Betty had grown to love her stolid husband with all the ardor of a young and: grateful heart. Would he ever really care for her? Could anything make her appear lovely in his sight? She was asking hérself these questions as she stood in Mrs. Yardwell’s millinery shop surveying the mass of lace and flowers that rested on her sunny head. “I tell you what, Mis’ Newcomb,” said Mrs. Yardwell, ready to close a bargain. If Daniel don’t like it or he thinks it too high priced I'll agree to change it. Most all my hats are sold with that understandin’. Husbands have to be pleased now’days.” “ *Tisn’t the price. Daniel’s real liberal. I’ll take it,” answered Betty nervously as she opened her purse. There was a wistful look in her hazel eyes as she asked, “Did you know Mary Ellen, Daniel’s first wife?” “From the time she was a baby.” “Would she have worn a hat like this?” . “Land, no! Them buttercups wouldn't °a’ looked Well agin Mary Ellen’s red face, to say nothin’ of the poppies. I’d as soon looked fer tossels on a clothesline as fer posies on Mary Ellen. Even if she’d been inclined to wear ’em, she’d have faltered at the cost. She was extremely prudent.” “So Daniel says,” murmured Betty as she left the shop.. Her precious head gear deposited carefully in the wagon, she unbitched her horse and started it toward the trim farmhouse by the river. Mrs. Yardwell watched her uniti] her slender figure faded from sight. .Then she went into her work“Sereny,” she said to her helper, Chicago § Northwestern Ry. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept Sample our goods. by us. Drop in and We also keep “Daniel Newcomb’s new ‘wife is a ‘real takin’ little thing, as sweet an’ pretty as t’other was humbly an’ stingy. I’m afraid from what she said that Daniel is Mary Bllenin’ her to death. Poor little thing! I do hope she is happy.” But Betty was not happy. Many times since her marriage had she look€d with tear filled eyes toward the little burial plot beneath the evergreens and prayed that she might fill the place in her husband’s heart formerly occupied by the woman sleeping there. Che Leading Brands of Cigars @&302 28 ~ ss Veta. Cmte Legal Work and Qorrespondence Office in Nevada County Real Estate -NEVADA GITY, OAL, ‘eal ' Peerless Saloon q Woodman & Tompkins Proprietor . st of Wines : Liquors and Cigars. Grass its * both ways. Broad street, Nevada Oity e CHAMPION SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. SRS = Broad Street, Nevada Oity sae ae fine business. class tools. applytoA. 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Admiesion—Gents, 50 cts; Ladies Free. ——— B.J.Ruoros, Pres. W. H. Manrim, VieeP G. J. Ruoror, Cashier. Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, Paid Up Capital $50,000 _ Interest Paid on, i she had often admired in the shop Her husband's approval of her was gauged by the way her actions tallied with Mary Dilen’s. Danie] was not displeased, but the difference in the women was so striking that more than once he was quite unconscious of an uttered comparison. The first wife, a model housewife, had a faculty of making people feel uncomfortable in her presence. Betty’s household duties might be performed a trifle less religiously, the dust might sometimes settle upon the parlor furniture, but the sunlight crept there, too, and her very nature radiated compatibility. On one occasion the usual comparigon remained unexpressed. Betty had called her husband into the brightly lighted parlor and pointed proudly to the old sofa piled high with pillows covered with chintz and denims. She had' found some unused feather beds im the attic and in them had seen the possibilities of a cozy corner such as windows. Before Daniel could utter the customary “Mary Ellen wouldn’t have done that,’ she invited him to test its comfort, and, lulled by the luxurious softness, the remark was lost in a doze. Thereafter it was his favorite retreat and one not forbidden him. Shade of Mary Ellen! How was Betty to know that the unused feather beds and. the darkened parlor were the pride of her predecessgr’s heart? It was with many misgivings that she called Daniel’s attention to her new hat. There was no mistaking the disapproval in his countenance. “You—going—to—wear—that?”’ gasped. * , yes. Don’t you like it, Danfel?’ Betty perched it bewitchingly on her head. “It’s pretty enough. But how those red flowers will look agin the crape band on my hat! I vowed I’d show all respect to Mary Ellen, and that band can’t come off in less than-a year. Ain’t you got no respect for appearances? Red poppies agin black crape! Oh, Betty, can’t you understand how I feel?’ One look at the bright head and he out toward the barn. Poor Betty! A General Commercial and Savings . understood. She knew now how lonely Banking Busines Transacted. he was, and she would show him that Gold bought and advances made on/. ghe sympathized with him. Hurriedly be at the Bank, the wrapped up .the offending headDrafts of . F F t Grown on ony Pers 2 howepid dress and slipped from the jrouse. It was a long, hot walk back to the milli Mrs. Yardwell. the nodding flowers, and Daniel dashed She removed the hat ‘and fell weeping into a chair. Yes; she ner’s, but her one thought was to get ADA CITY, CAL. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH a9, 1904 EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. The old palace at Seoul, Korea, built more than four hundred years ago, aud one of the most interesting landmarks in the Korean Capital. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the bair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a eure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Orcdwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complalats, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be bad by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK,, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Oal. a28-tf oe lessly after what seemed an eternity 7} walking, “I’ve come to change my bh: ¢. I’ve got to have a mourning bonnet.” “for the land sakes!” exclaimed the milliner, flurried by curiosity. “Have you lost a relation? I didn’t know you had one.” “Sort of one,” answered Betty, giving a farewell pat to the poppies. “I want the deepest dyed mourning you've got.” It was soon upon her head, a heavy black thing. that fell in hot folds ever her shoulders. Back over the road she trudged, the weight of the bonnet pulling at her temples and sending throbs into her head. The heat of the sun made her dizzy and faint. Oh, for something to relieve her! She. half turned into the doctor’s yard, but no. There was a medicine chest well filled at home. She would wait until she reached there. One of Mary’s virtues had been economy. Blindly.she staggered on toward home, entered it and went to the medicine chest. Blindly she grasped a bottle and drank from it. Then she remembered no more. When Daniel returned that night from doing the chores he missed Betty’s welcome at the door, She ‘had not failed to meet him there since their marriage. He found her on the kitchen floor. enveloped in widow's weeds and writhing in.agony. Clunisily, but tenderly, he removed the tgly bonnet and placed her on. her. bed, where she lay raving and tossing while he ran for help. It was fortunate that the doctor was driving past just as the distracted man rushed from the house. He administered the proper antidote for the poison Betty had swallowed in her search for headache medicine. Mrs. Yardwell was soon summoned, for Betty raved of her and the poppy hat. She called Daniel to a conference in the barn. What was said to him he never quite remembered. He was won-. dering dumbly if Betty were going to dle and trying to picture home without her. For once in his busy life he was taking time to realize that he was in love with his wife. When Betty opened her eyes in consciousness it was to find her husband sitting by her tenderly stroking her hands, and the beloved poppy hat lay on the coverlet beside her. She looked ‘at him wonderingly. “It’s for you, dear,” said Daniel huskily, “for you to wear. In all respect to Mary Ellen, I’ve taken off the crape, and we'll let her rest now where she is. Forgive me, Betty. I’ve been a brute. But I’ve suffered since you’ve been lying there, and I’ve found out how dear you are to me.” “But I’m not like Mary Bilen,” whispered Betty faintly. “No, thank God! But you’re mine, and I love you. I want you to be happy in yotr own way hereafter, and try to love me a little. Will you, dear?” She was too weak to answer, but she smiled a happy little smile as her bus band bent and for the first time gave her a lover’s kiss. A State That Breathes. If ever a state might be said to breathe, that state is California. It has a magnificent lung action, says the Sunset Magazine. Deep and long. drawn are the breaths of oceativair taken by the great valleys. .And you can almost see this breathing if you will go to the top of any of the hills bordering the bay of San Francisco. In general, air movement or wind is initiated by difference of temperature. Therefore on summer afternoons while the broad ocean lies tranquilly sleeping at a temperature of 55 degrees F. the inland valleys are basking im the same sunlight, but the air a few feet above the ground is quivering at a temperature of 100 degrees F. In other words, there is a temperature gradient of 1 degree per mile, and this brings about a marked movement of the air, the mog@jon being from the cool to the warm locality. The Marriage Knot. Few of those who talk about the “marriage knot” realize that the knot was ever anything more than a mere figure of speech. Among the Babylo nians tying the knot was part of the marriage ceremony. There the priest took a thread of the garment of the bride and another from that of the . bridegroom and tied them into a knot, which he gave to the bride, thus symbolising the binding nature of the unfon. ‘Som YardweilL” she cried hreatbTHRO’ THE HEART OF THE ROCKIES. T's Rock Island System forms a part of the Scenic Line across the continent, thro’ Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs to Omaha, Kansas City, Peoria and Chicago. Through car service is as follows: Standard sleeper daily San Francisco to Chicago. Stops five hours at Salt Lake. Through tourist sleepers from San Francisco, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. x Regular daily train service via El Paso. The trans-continental traveler who has never seen Utah and Colorado from a car window, does not know how wonderfully beautiful the best scenery in the United Statesis. For hundreds of miles the line runs in full view of snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers and through frowning caverns. 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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the laws of the State of Califoroia provide for a new and complete Registration of tbe voters of Nevada Oounty im accordance with the provisions of Section 1094, of the Political Code of the State of Oalifornia that said Registration Began January Ist, 1904, and Will continue to and include September 28th, after which it will cease, Wednesday, Transfers from one precinct to ane other within the county will close Thursday, October 13th, 1904. Attention is called to the provisions of Section 1088, which provides that only those “who shall have been a resident of the State one year next preced{ng the election, and of the county in which they claim their vote Ninety days, and in the elestion precinct Thirty deys” are entitled to registrution, Further notice is hereby given that affidavits of registration or transfers must besworn to before the County Clerk or his Deputies. All persons, foreign born, intending to become a citizen, should be nataralized prior to and including UY »~@+ ay LPP PDLPPIDEW LOLS Grand Masquerade Ball GIVEN BY THE ; Yevada County Promotion Committee AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley Friday Evening, April sth, 1904. mum iT is the aim to make this Ball the grandest ever given in Nevada county. Prizes of value and usefulness—more of ¢' em than can be enumerated—will be offered for maskere. Oostumes will be here from San Francisc>. The best mueic to be obtained will be furniehed, In fact, nothing will be left undone to make the party an enjoyable affair. No objectionable characters will be admitted, go go and take your wife and femily. TICKETS—including age, er to and from Nevada City— ckets on sale every where. eEaTON 7 AOL 2SLORDIOLMT stale aaTeE ALTON NT Our New Gas hight. fovada County Gas & Electric Co,, Bm Best inogndescent lamps 15 cents. LEOCTRIOITY is the light nowadays. You ought to pat it in your house. {t’s the safest light known. It’s clean. It’s certain — press a button and it’s on; presse another and its off. No more explosions, no more bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long ran, .. . ern Pacific and their sale reduced pointe west thereof to foroia. by giving at least Eastern friend or re wire instractions to fu Is the best for business money here. houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peole who ase it for only a lew hours a night...Ww. H. WOOD, T. R. GRAY, Div. Pass. Agent, JOHN WERRY, Manager. Duriog the months of March end April the Southconnections will again place on westbound tickets frem Chicago and CaliHelp your county ene lative thie information. We vill rnishb ticket. at any poiot in the United States on deposit of Traveling Pass. Agent. Sacramento, Cal. August oth, 1904, as those naturalized after that date cannot legally vote at the general election held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8&tb, 1904, The office of the County Olerk (in the Court House at Nevada City) will be open for registration from9a.m to 6 p. m. of each day, F. L. ARBOGAST, County Olerk. ; OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. 444644 I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. ..Nevada City, Cal. Sit now for Fine Photos Framed Pictures af All Kinds. HE LARGEST and most complete assortment ever displayed in the county at most reasonable prices Yevada City Srass Valley Picture Frames made to NotcetoVoters, =e