November 13, 1903 (4 pages)

oe =) . Behe ET AN get et BS te pa ay Dee ee eer, gtaeee eevee tisveaibie® 13, 1903 says, recruits for the United ‘States army are obtained with ‘material obtained is not satis“TERMS OF 8 RIPTION esac, MESES ‘Delivered to any part of he ott. ENERAL FUNSTON’S contention that the enlisted men in the army ought to receive better-pay is worth consideration. As he difficulty, the average of the factory, few men. re-enlist, and desertions and dishonorable discharges are too numerous. The average pay of privates is $15 a month. Recruits receiv $13. a month. After two years the private receives $14, three years ‘$15, after fons HG 10) . ) se years $16, with $2 added on re-enlistment and $1 on subsequent reenlistment. The pay of first ‘sergeants is $25 a month. ‘These wages are not attractive to men, and the army therefore becomes the refuge for an inferior sort. This, of course, is not disparaging to the many worthy men that enlist for reasons creditable to themselves. A farm laborer. commands on an average about $23 a month, with board and lodging, and while he works harder than a soldier, he has better food and larger liberty. The military strength of a country, Sepeciaity under modern conditions of warfare, depends a great deal-on the quality of its ordinary soldiers. It is the superior intelligence of the American volunteer that makes him so effective a soldier and so formidable a foe. But the type of man that enlists in the volunteers will not enlist in the regular army in time of peace, for he can do better in civil life. As General Funston remarked, the Government cannot get something for nothing. Laborers make two or three dollars a day. Why should not a soldier receive at least $20 a month? True, the increase would add about five millions to the army appropriation bill, and this extra expense would come hard on the heels of the “expense caused by the enlargement of the army, but if we will have an army we must expect to pay the price. If the pay of all enlisted men is not increased it wonld be worth while to give the sergeants forty or forty-five dollars a month, and thus make that rank something to strive for. Some sergeants in the army do work that requires the ,. dicts. another violent storm tonight. brains of a good clerk, and there is no reason why they) should not be paid a decent wage. $40 a month, desirable men would enlist in the hope of winning promotion to that rank. If a sergeant’s pay were Editorial Noles. It is not e lack of applicants which embarasses Speaker-to-be Cannon in selecting the chairman for the different House Committees. Canada is annoyed at tha loss of ter-, ritory and also to think that England decided against her. of notoriety friends, Parkhurst, Dowie and Qarrie Nation are quarreling in New York Oity. Many of Senator Hanna’s friends firmly believe that it would be more dignified for him to ignore Bryan, as Cleveland does. In Alaska the flag will stay put ail along the line. The trusts feel at home in New Jersey, assassins believe themselves safe in South Carolina and. lynchers enjoy the climate of Delaware, and of the United States for thet matter. Dowie’s abuse seems tame to New Yorkers who attend the political meetings during the manicipal campaign. President Roosevelt is going home to Oyster Bay to vote. The territorial delegate from Hawaii will not follow thie good example. © Favors Hanna. Wasumncton, Nov. 12 — President Roosevelt has asked Congressman _ to urge Senator Hanna to accept the chairmanship of the Republican a 6 Committee. Beek: eee ‘ ‘ * “A Love Letter Would not iuterest you if you're look‘ing for a gasranteed Salve for Sores Barns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo., writes: “I suffered with an ugly . ' sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s. ~~" ~~. Arnice Salve cured me. It’s the best. — we th Salve on earth. 25c at W, D. Vinton’, Negro Assaulter. New Yore, November. 12.—Edward Green, a negro, notorious in Mount Vernon, is under special guard in the Bronxville jail owing to fear that he will fall prey to lynchers, He is charged with having attacked a young woman employed as private secretary to former Senator Isasc N. Mills. The victim of the assault was on her way home when a negro caught her by the throat end was. strangling her when she drew a hat pin and jebbed him until be screamed with pain. He did not release his grip on her throat, however, until. rescuers appeared in answer to the giri’s shrieks for belp. A posse quickly formed and after a long chase Green was arrested, When the news spread the residents of Bronxville became furious and threate of mob yengeance were freely made. Special guards were harried to the jail . . and it is thought Green will be protected. He declares he is innocent. Passing Jesis. ‘Bir . ’ exclaimed the customer who thought he had been overcharged, “have you any sense of honor ?” “I'm sorry,” said the druggist from ‘force of habit, “but I have something just as good.” “Emerson says ‘nothing ever was achieved without enthusiasm.’” “It ien’t 80. I achieved a good library without any enthasiasm. I bought the booke from canvasgers to get rid of them,” sald the thoughtful man, @ e CASTOR! 1A . Cuicaco, Nov. 1 wee arrests were ‘made: this. other: seas wo ofthe engines. More there then he. could ee.» member moruing in connection with the street car strike, ‘but no serious trouble occurred, Several cars are rene The Union men are endeavoring to avert Viviane, — . were. completely demolished. All. of . °f the Finance Committee, the engineers and firemen are reported killed, Several men were uoder the a Engineers Moreland Graves, No Dessert . Martin nnon and. Ed Sturgeon, and Firemen John Reynolds, William LeyMore Attractive den and Leach were killed. R. E. Hume, brakeman, had his jaw torn off sweetening, flavoring avd body so mangled that he is dying. . Edward Walker, brakeman, was badly . injured. of beef, — mutton and bee on hand n6t The ote’ rain-storm hes tarned ‘. out to be one of the genuine old-fashfoned kind and at times the downpour been accompanied by heavy gales nd which have played havoo with , and divested the trees of . their garb. of Autamn. The rain has come at an opportune time to be of Sreat . benefit to: miners and farmers dJalike throughout the State, as the storm is reported to be general all over FOaliforuia, . Aocording to Prof. Irl Hicks, a colder {rainstorm will set in about the 17th, Hasting until the 224, and will be fologee bya cold were spell, Will Not Accept. . Wasuinaron, Nov, 12—Senator Perkine is not going to accept a place on ‘the Senate’ Finance Committee. He could have the appointment if he would take it and retire from the Senate Committee on.Appropriations, of which he has been a member for some years, Perkins will not retire from the Appropriation Committee beNashville. met an-. cause he believes he can accomplish ‘Why ‘use gelatine and pend hours soaking, way uces betten results in two minutes? a penton ng tw lee water and set tocool. It’s perfection, A surColley Brothers have the very bes gee he housewife, No trouble, less exTry it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. fos: lenin, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp— San FRANCISCO, Nov. I 5 The weather -ureat pre“Severe ‘storms ‘prevailing in the Middle States are preventing Eastern dispatches from —— through this side ats Dinh LIVERNASH CAUSE Siac and Evoomns Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, = pstors want to buy, rent or geil, we are the people Nev County Real Estate Exchan Cc. 6. PORTER, Manager. R.J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, . Life and Accident Insurance _opPosiTE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA ced. CAL. Wasuincton, Nov. 13—When the House ‘met this} morning Livernash of California arose to a question of per— gate the connection of the President in the Panama and Constitutional prerogative of Congress. The Speaker refused to allow him to continue, on the then adjourned. — eee Made a Break. The grocery team of Gaylord & Son, while standing in front of the storethis afternoon, took it Into their ‘Heads to. = = ad “gamooge”—presumably for the barn. © — } * to get in out of the precipitation.” They ‘ f ii had not proceeded far, however, be. fore driver James G. Neagle over. 1 BOWEL 1S ot BORN. At Blue Tent, Nevada county, Cal . November. 18, 1908, to the wife of O, Moscardini, a son. hauled and brought them to their proper places. _B a ov Personal Noles, (2z8ea=™ “CATHA H. Thompson returned today from Sacramento. ‘ G.R Alexander is here from Sacramento. . Mrs. Brace B, Lee arrived, here this afternoon from Sacramento and will remain several days. EAT °EM LIKE CANDY * ree tte: oa Grimes, ESPECIALLY FOR CHI_DRDEN For. Croup and Infantile coughs, sonal privilege and demanded that Congress should investi-} Colombia matters as he believed.the President-was. invading] ground that the question was out of order, The House s Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam” er i écFid is FOR CHINN F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, will soon be here, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you. suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, yowshould see him, Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Comy, with four stores and factories, will be here personally. e is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no’ matter if others ‘have failed to give you relief or satisfaction, call on him. Prices very moderate. HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ‘Noy. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, . . Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. contains no narcotics or sjupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggists. The landing of the cable made went : fest. care, thought and toil. Did you think of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Wb % The Good Old Summer time has passed. Mies Bitthend bt hie saloodrort Broad —But the— do ¥ think of the care, skill and ‘effort that the making calle for? “Well, you do/¥. enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. vel depositathe fal e value of the took and hope to. a 2 Wil be fonnd in the Nevada Ooanty : . Bey of the company, RO re Eo pee ne P erigce a ek of © Fazcy = WOODPECKER CIGAR. to stay . money. z Ae ae The Tarner & HadA F Buy en “ate Tight Heater and ley Comenay oer? all grades ir prices ratige from a, $200. what you” “want, We carry stove both ‘common on Ruseia Tron, Boards comprise the very latest wich lospect. ‘our ateck : and you will find jast — Our line. of it “Btore, according to’ size an : ‘and see them: une se ne 395. PREPARE For Cold — Weather eave ~~ at ; pric They arg “my med and ‘the styles and varietie this. time of the year and the Call in and let uf ft fashion. . . ‘ AVE YOU seen our est attraction to oak ock of Souvenir Sp Leo. Spoon ‘elegantly ene f Pope Lee ‘profile o ae ‘ gee our other desigt iL Rece Doings Ped] yy, Warster of ived here on the pusiness. iy Sheehan is her Gates McLivey Bubington today. Hor Ostrom came inomfleld today. ig, Nichols is here im Scheurnert, th , is here from w, Atly of San sading a few day! i A, Murphy 1 saciaco on a busi iW, Willison and © Syepending a fev bf, Purdy arrive im San Francisco efor his home at ® Oldham is here airs. B. H. Prost by has been her ier, M. L. Mar is morning. ‘ Mr, and Mrs. EB, gghter left this hancisco on a Visi Hustler return ning. j, W. Culver re . jDisprove Fs I this mornin ory Fuller Gar bright mine last sa Livinia Pe evening. from & Mire, W. I. Reddit agin Dow! , Mrs, Ben I fan. F. Clark art from Sacrami i ralof her fath ft. s, Henry Veal i been visiting ned here last 4 Roy Whittum, fo ho bas been i 9 fMoine, is impro ilseon of Ei TVs IME — Kidedly Easy ; vada Cit PMothing by way “ ld be added to mi hions given bel 6 their value, ie can be safely mMoconclusions b moing proof as a $ % ce bes Phat is there lack to satiefy bting Thomas} A 0. Mills, feed lee, Main gtr Mlstreet, saya: een any one to Mats of my exy udney Pills, not. he really suff: Maint in any of its manes to know wh Weet relict, It G8 notice about Ptjormed half ¥ Ment at least, helj HY which had 8 to be pleagan g into partion to frequent ag ss prone. Any ‘of these an Aotly how they Ww how to at @ stop them, Tdid, go to Vin 7 or three boy take them @ dbted results w: P¥or sale by. al mate per box, Malo, N. Y., . Stateg (lame bor the ; 20 substitut — ne very bi tee Wm, Har r eland is nor a at five t Bakery, ps buy it,

oe =) . Behe ET AN get et BS te pa ay Dee ee eer, gtaeee eevee tisveaibie® 13, 1903 says, recruits for the United ‘States army are obtained with ‘material obtained is not satis“TERMS OF 8 RIPTION esac, MESES ‘Delivered to any part of he ott. ENERAL FUNSTON’S contention that the enlisted men in the army ought to receive better-pay is worth consideration. As he difficulty, the average of the factory, few men. re-enlist, and desertions and dishonorable discharges are too numerous. The average pay of privates is $15 a month. Recruits receiv $13. a month. After two years the private receives $14, three years ‘$15, after fons HG 10) . ) se years $16, with $2 added on re-enlistment and $1 on subsequent reenlistment. The pay of first ‘sergeants is $25 a month. ‘These wages are not attractive to men, and the army therefore becomes the refuge for an inferior sort. This, of course, is not disparaging to the many worthy men that enlist for reasons creditable to themselves. A farm laborer. commands on an average about $23 a month, with board and lodging, and while he works harder than a soldier, he has better food and larger liberty. The military strength of a country, Sepeciaity under modern conditions of warfare, depends a great deal-on the quality of its ordinary soldiers. It is the superior intelligence of the American volunteer that makes him so effective a soldier and so formidable a foe. But the type of man that enlists in the volunteers will not enlist in the regular army in time of peace, for he can do better in civil life. As General Funston remarked, the Government cannot get something for nothing. Laborers make two or three dollars a day. Why should not a soldier receive at least $20 a month? True, the increase would add about five millions to the army appropriation bill, and this extra expense would come hard on the heels of the “expense caused by the enlargement of the army, but if we will have an army we must expect to pay the price. If the pay of all enlisted men is not increased it wonld be worth while to give the sergeants forty or forty-five dollars a month, and thus make that rank something to strive for. Some sergeants in the army do work that requires the ,. dicts. another violent storm tonight. brains of a good clerk, and there is no reason why they) should not be paid a decent wage. $40 a month, desirable men would enlist in the hope of winning promotion to that rank. If a sergeant’s pay were Editorial Noles. It is not e lack of applicants which embarasses Speaker-to-be Cannon in selecting the chairman for the different House Committees. Canada is annoyed at tha loss of ter-, ritory and also to think that England decided against her. of notoriety friends, Parkhurst, Dowie and Qarrie Nation are quarreling in New York Oity. Many of Senator Hanna’s friends firmly believe that it would be more dignified for him to ignore Bryan, as Cleveland does. In Alaska the flag will stay put ail along the line. The trusts feel at home in New Jersey, assassins believe themselves safe in South Carolina and. lynchers enjoy the climate of Delaware, and of the United States for thet matter. Dowie’s abuse seems tame to New Yorkers who attend the political meetings during the manicipal campaign. President Roosevelt is going home to Oyster Bay to vote. The territorial delegate from Hawaii will not follow thie good example. © Favors Hanna. Wasumncton, Nov. 12 — President Roosevelt has asked Congressman _ to urge Senator Hanna to accept the chairmanship of the Republican a 6 Committee. Beek: eee ‘ ‘ * “A Love Letter Would not iuterest you if you're look‘ing for a gasranteed Salve for Sores Barns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo., writes: “I suffered with an ugly . ' sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s. ~~" ~~. Arnice Salve cured me. It’s the best. — we th Salve on earth. 25c at W, D. Vinton’, Negro Assaulter. New Yore, November. 12.—Edward Green, a negro, notorious in Mount Vernon, is under special guard in the Bronxville jail owing to fear that he will fall prey to lynchers, He is charged with having attacked a young woman employed as private secretary to former Senator Isasc N. Mills. The victim of the assault was on her way home when a negro caught her by the throat end was. strangling her when she drew a hat pin and jebbed him until be screamed with pain. He did not release his grip on her throat, however, until. rescuers appeared in answer to the giri’s shrieks for belp. A posse quickly formed and after a long chase Green was arrested, When the news spread the residents of Bronxville became furious and threate of mob yengeance were freely made. Special guards were harried to the jail . . and it is thought Green will be protected. He declares he is innocent. Passing Jesis. ‘Bir . ’ exclaimed the customer who thought he had been overcharged, “have you any sense of honor ?” “I'm sorry,” said the druggist from ‘force of habit, “but I have something just as good.” “Emerson says ‘nothing ever was achieved without enthusiasm.’” “It ien’t 80. I achieved a good library without any enthasiasm. I bought the booke from canvasgers to get rid of them,” sald the thoughtful man, @ e CASTOR! 1A . Cuicaco, Nov. 1 wee arrests were ‘made: this. other: seas wo ofthe engines. More there then he. could ee.» member moruing in connection with the street car strike, ‘but no serious trouble occurred, Several cars are rene The Union men are endeavoring to avert Viviane, — . were. completely demolished. All. of . °f the Finance Committee, the engineers and firemen are reported killed, Several men were uoder the a Engineers Moreland Graves, No Dessert . Martin nnon and. Ed Sturgeon, and Firemen John Reynolds, William LeyMore Attractive den and Leach were killed. R. E. Hume, brakeman, had his jaw torn off sweetening, flavoring avd body so mangled that he is dying. . Edward Walker, brakeman, was badly . injured. of beef, — mutton and bee on hand n6t The ote’ rain-storm hes tarned ‘. out to be one of the genuine old-fashfoned kind and at times the downpour been accompanied by heavy gales nd which have played havoo with , and divested the trees of . their garb. of Autamn. The rain has come at an opportune time to be of Sreat . benefit to: miners and farmers dJalike throughout the State, as the storm is reported to be general all over FOaliforuia, . Aocording to Prof. Irl Hicks, a colder {rainstorm will set in about the 17th, Hasting until the 224, and will be fologee bya cold were spell, Will Not Accept. . Wasuinaron, Nov, 12—Senator Perkine is not going to accept a place on ‘the Senate’ Finance Committee. He could have the appointment if he would take it and retire from the Senate Committee on.Appropriations, of which he has been a member for some years, Perkins will not retire from the Appropriation Committee beNashville. met an-. cause he believes he can accomplish ‘Why ‘use gelatine and pend hours soaking, way uces betten results in two minutes? a penton ng tw lee water and set tocool. It’s perfection, A surColley Brothers have the very bes gee he housewife, No trouble, less exTry it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. fos: lenin, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp— San FRANCISCO, Nov. I 5 The weather -ureat pre“Severe ‘storms ‘prevailing in the Middle States are preventing Eastern dispatches from —— through this side ats Dinh LIVERNASH CAUSE Siac and Evoomns Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, = pstors want to buy, rent or geil, we are the people Nev County Real Estate Exchan Cc. 6. PORTER, Manager. R.J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, . Life and Accident Insurance _opPosiTE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA ced. CAL. Wasuincton, Nov. 13—When the House ‘met this} morning Livernash of California arose to a question of per— gate the connection of the President in the Panama and Constitutional prerogative of Congress. The Speaker refused to allow him to continue, on the then adjourned. — eee Made a Break. The grocery team of Gaylord & Son, while standing in front of the storethis afternoon, took it Into their ‘Heads to. = = ad “gamooge”—presumably for the barn. © — } * to get in out of the precipitation.” They ‘ f ii had not proceeded far, however, be. fore driver James G. Neagle over. 1 BOWEL 1S ot BORN. At Blue Tent, Nevada county, Cal . November. 18, 1908, to the wife of O, Moscardini, a son. hauled and brought them to their proper places. _B a ov Personal Noles, (2z8ea=™ “CATHA H. Thompson returned today from Sacramento. ‘

G.R Alexander is here from Sacramento. . Mrs. Brace B, Lee arrived, here this afternoon from Sacramento and will remain several days. EAT °EM LIKE CANDY * ree tte: oa Grimes, ESPECIALLY FOR CHI_DRDEN For. Croup and Infantile coughs, sonal privilege and demanded that Congress should investi-} Colombia matters as he believed.the President-was. invading] ground that the question was out of order, The House s Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam” er i écFid is FOR CHINN F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, will soon be here, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you. suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, yowshould see him, Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Comy, with four stores and factories, will be here personally. e is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no’ matter if others ‘have failed to give you relief or satisfaction, call on him. Prices very moderate. HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ‘Noy. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, . . Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. contains no narcotics or sjupefying drags. 25c,50c. Druggists. The landing of the cable made went : fest. care, thought and toil. Did you think of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Wb % The Good Old Summer time has passed. Mies Bitthend bt hie saloodrort Broad —But the— do ¥ think of the care, skill and ‘effort that the making calle for? “Well, you do/¥. enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. vel depositathe fal e value of the took and hope to. a 2 Wil be fonnd in the Nevada Ooanty : . Bey of the company, RO re Eo pee ne P erigce a ek of © Fazcy = WOODPECKER CIGAR.. to stay . money. z Ae ae The Tarner & HadA F Buy en “ate Tight Heater and ley Comenay oer? all grades ir prices ratige from a, $200. what you” “want, We carry stove both ‘common on Ruseia Tron, Boards comprise the very latest wich lospect. ‘our ateck : and you will find jast — Our line. of it “Btore, according to’ size an : ‘and see them: une se ne 395.. PREPARE For Cold — Weather eave ~~ at ; pric They arg “my med and ‘the styles and varietie this. time of the year and the Call in and let uf ft fashion. . . ‘ AVE YOU seen our est attraction to oak ock of Souvenir Sp Leo. Spoon ‘elegantly ene f Pope Lee ‘profile o ae ‘ gee our other desigt iL Rece Doings Ped] yy, Warster of ived here on the pusiness. iy Sheehan is her Gates McLivey Bubington today. Hor Ostrom came inomfleld today. ig, Nichols is here im Scheurnert, th , is here from w, Atly of San sading a few day! i A, Murphy 1 saciaco on a busi iW, Willison and © Syepending a fev bf, Purdy arrive im San Francisco efor his home at ® Oldham is here airs. B. H. Prost by has been her ier, M. L. Mar is morning. ‘ Mr, and Mrs. EB, gghter left this hancisco on a Visi Hustler return ning. j, W. Culver re . jDisprove Fs I this mornin ory Fuller Gar bright mine last sa Livinia Pe evening. from & Mire, W. I. Reddit agin Dow! , Mrs, Ben I fan. F. Clark art from Sacrami i ralof her fath ft. s, Henry Veal i been visiting ned here last 4 Roy Whittum, fo ho bas been i 9 fMoine, is impro ilseon of Ei TVs IME — Kidedly Easy ; vada Cit PMothing by way “ ld be added to mi hions given bel 6 their value, ie can be safely mMoconclusions b moing proof as a $ % ce bes Phat is there lack to satiefy bting Thomas} A 0. Mills, feed lee, Main gtr Mlstreet, saya: een any one to Mats of my exy udney Pills, not. he really suff: Maint in any of its manes to know wh Weet relict, It G8 notice about Ptjormed half ¥ Ment at least, helj HY which had 8 to be pleagan g into partion to frequent ag ss prone. Any ‘of these an Aotly how they Ww how to at @ stop them, Tdid, go to Vin 7 or three boy take them @ dbted results w: P¥or sale by. al mate per box, Malo, N. Y., . Stateg (lame bor the ; 20 substitut — ne very bi tee Wm, Har r eland is nor a at five t Bakery, ps buy it,