November 15, 1901 (4 pages)

> Dy ba ants at a5 Bray—aty INNers fops extra he 5 cents, . wers, all ¢} you have: 1 want ip today, . cial inv } . "Be atock of tov SSS — TRANSCRIPT, Nov. 15, 1901 — rate Debris one returned last evening from ton mining district. 5 Birdeall, the olive off man art, jg here spending & few days. 8. Leach is here from Loa AnPa Goldsmith is here from San D isco. 8. George of t here. : eA. Leiter, @ well-knowa sling man for & linen thread comill arrive here this evening on sit to his brother, 8. Lee Leiter. E, Blagar is down from Wash-. Hon. Hatcher is over from Columbia . 4 A. Parker and Mise Maud came over from North San Juan srday and left today for San Fran. Wileoxen is down from Sierra Foard is over from Sweetland. J.Goresel ia over from Grizzley J, Allen of Danville, Ith, reed here today from Washington, is way home, »W. Evans fs over from North uan. Rauch is down from Relief Hill. BR, Spencer of San Francisco went » Washington today on mining ness. T, Heath is here from Jaskson. B. Fitter is here from Erle. Wells and E, Lemmel are here San Francisco, hn Moulton and bride of Forest visited here yesterday. 0 Jillson, wife and daughter of brook are visiting here. muel Andrews, 8r., is on the list. s, Frank Hosking came over from x yesterday. : p. J. M. Walling returned last ng San Franeiseo, : Commissioner W. W. of San Francisco ts. Sam. D. Woods Advocates Chinese . Congressman 8. D. Woods was in Sacramento Wednesday attending to cases in which he is interested before the Supreme Court. -In conversation Union he faid that the most important question to come before Congress this winter, so far as California is concerned, is the enactment of a law to Exclusion Legistation. { § with a representative of the -Record. declares that until exclusion is made @ permanent policy of this Government there is no guarantee that the Caucasian race will long dominate the States of the Pacific Coast. The exclusion of the Chinese should be made an issue on the highest moral ground, as the only means of preserving the institutions that that race can Laurel Barlor of Native Daughters had-a large attendance at their meetproved to be a very enthusiastic one. In die time the business of the eventng wae concluded, and the fair daughters then gave attention to matters of & more entertaining nature. The faseinating game known as “Progressive Classifier” was played, there being eight tables, with six members at each ‘table. There were eight judges in all— one for each group of players, The game is played with cards having letters.on them,-and the idea is to guess what they represent. This afforded great amusement, and in accordance with-the rules, the contest narrowed down toa few players. Miss Mary Hook Janette Nicholls came out second, making a record of 60. An elaborate spread was then enjoyed inthe banquet hall, and mirth and jolly repartee held full sway until quite late. : A committee of arrangements was seledted at the regular meeting for the grand ball at New Year's. Board of (iy Trustees, The Board of City Trustees held a special meeting last night and let a contract for printing the new book of the charter and ordinances, which was awarded to Wm. Reynolds, : The advisability of sending a delegate to the convention to be held next week at San Francisco in regard to. the Ohinese exclusion was considered. The Board decided not to appoint a representative, Attorney Thos.S. Ford was allowed $150 for services in the Giles case. The sewer committee was directed to investigate the complaint of Mr. Price, who lives near the Excelsior ditch. Heabes of Lae Dar. fo _. ipg last night, and the regular session We have just opened a ASS ¥ aie . . cinz Mince Meat The finest article of its kind manufactured, Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Ib GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). BROAD STREET ‘and tertible event, creating more coawon the prize, scoring 86, and Mies} The Board empowered Mayor Gault The Earthquake, To the average resident of the tem’ Fi perate zones an earthquake is a rare ; sternation than any other visitation of Yai an Be nature. In the tropics, however, particularly in Central America, it is wonderful how easily the residents hecome accustomed to these shocks, which do not come, however, wholly without warning. You are sitting on a piazza ona hot afternoon chatting with your friends when suddenly the sky seems to grow hazy and the crows stop cawing. There is a general rush, and, though you may not know what is the matter, you cannot help feeling uneasy. ‘ The. old natives say, “We're going to have a little shake,” and then the house begins to rock, the tumblers fall off the table, you feel deathly sick at the stomach, and the thing is all over. The'sky clears, the crows begin their noisy screams, and things are soon put right again. 5 For life insurance see T. B. Gray. __@o to N. Rohr for your house painttng. tt We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Oali on Ed Schmidt when you want anything inthe tobacco tine. _— tf Latest and moat etylieh effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefte. tf For the best of everything in the ‘meat linesend your orders to Neffziger For a clean, smooth ehave call at ‘Tom Moore's tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 150. Bathe 26c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Brir.anp’s Oouncil Chambers. Try them. tf _ A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall: tf Loveland ie now eelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. . ‘ nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union Took » Mean Advantage, A supernumerary in Richard Manefield’s company who had been, to use @ Scotch phrase, continuously and continually “heckled” hy the manager at rehearsals and between the acts for alleged displays of stupidity on the stage, was informed that a near relative of his had departed tise life and had left him a competence, so he decided to leave the dramatic profession and, to quote him, become respectable. Before leaving he determined to take his revenge on Mansfield for the attacks on his amour propre that gentleman bad ; An Ant For a Pet, ; One of the queerest little pets ever known scientist. This man keeps tribes of ants in nests which he has made himself and feeds them with honey or sugar through a tube that connects with the nests, One day he saw that one of the ants kept coming into ‘the tube to eat up the honey in the glass bulb at the end. When he took out the cork that closed the bulb, the insect tame to look for the food, and he offered it some honey on the point of a needle, says.the New York Tribune. The ant shrank back at first, then drew nearer, feéling about with its antennse, until it reached the needle. Soon it learned to take the honey off Its keeper’s finger, although ants are among the most timid of living things, and a new odor or the least movement outside their nests usually drives these ttle insects away. ’ This ant is now so tame tbat it quits the bulb as soon as the cork is removed and goes to find the honey on the scientist’s finger. When its meal is over, it does not try to hurry away, but waite till its master lifts it on a bristle and carries it back to its nest. Patti’s Escort. Adelina Patti, the great singer, on one of her tours of Europe was due at Bucharest on a certain date. Owing to inclement weather, however, madame declined to budge from Vienna, and the poor manager went nearly distracted. As storming had not the slightest effect on her serene highness the manager set his wits to work. Soon afterseen is the tame ant belonging to a well The First For the Season. =ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price, : OME 50-CENT COLUMN. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in oe length inserted under th a Waek.or Ora moons. Hae edditional fine 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month.able invafiably in advance. Wanted. A heifer calf is wanted by Daniel MeCauley, the milkman. Apply immedi-° nlitt For Rent. Fovr nice rooms, suitable for housek % ivg, at $8 permonth. Near thedepot. Free water. Apply at this office, O16 tf . Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly s4 cials at Armory Hall every Sat night Best of music Tarnished for ae ak Admission—Ladies free, gents 8 cents. are invited. obtf. A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed, for any make machine traded in for a new er. Also discount to parties that have none. Pay piss er momen up. ane. _ of Ss and Machines, all makes, from $3 up. way, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey a A on ned tinakes of Pianos; a . other P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has ré— a Shae neither appreciate nor comprehend. The Ohinege are in league against our courts, against our freedom, against our religion, against. our language and against our Government itself. There is every reason for the passage of a stringent exclusion law, and he proposes to devote his time and energy to the work. Mr. Woode will-not start for Washington until after the ‘convention which is to assemble at San Francisco on the 2Ist instant, as be proposes to take an active part in that convention. ¥ ra enna to appont a committee to invite President Roosevelt here when he visits this State next year. 8. Sanitary P ise it insures . H. H. Stidger left this morning pn Frauciseo. picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Sohmidt'scigar store, They will be valaable in years to come. tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand at ‘ell times. tf Organs at low prices and mente. GEO. W. BEBKS, gent. For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with b yand harness in — excellent condition, wil sold at a bargaiv. This is rare oh aa tl ie very low. Inquire of CaaS Pncre saad a2 , \ made. The play was “Richard III,” and the super was one of the soldiers who led away the Duke.of Buckingham when the king orders his demise. In due time Richard remarked, “Off with his head!” and this was the su-. pers opportunity. Advancing, he touched his helmet in the style of a footman and replied loudly and genially: “That'll be attended to, old chap. We'll take care of old Buck. It'll be all right!” and retired gracefully. When the infuriated Mansfield came off to commit murder, he found the super had fied.—Chicago Chronicle. : take the place of the Geary Chinese reg! Exclusion Act. The Act, in his judgaes ie down from North ment,should be an ironclad one, which a Pat teract ae ee. Sie will leave no chance for evasion. He , sattergon and v7. L. Sinney . is at work upon a bill which he thinks ward a telegram arrived from Bucharest, stating that a brilliant deputation of Roumanian nobles, with a torchlight procession and military band, was to receive the diva. The message was handed to Mme. Patti, who was enchanted, and at once made ready to start. On arrival, the band played and the torches flared, and madame was put in the best of spirits by being escorted to her hotel by the Roumanian nobles. It is not knewn what she would have sald had she been told-that the “nobles” were hired from the streets and dressed up for the occasion by a representative of the manager. The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ———--+ 60+ momy by pure make no mist OF PAINT YI EE Sounty: Us ecessary wf to order.at 4 nt on reta ses, beside§ the broker tly. First-Class Bootblack. yee Briton’ Stevens, whose stand is at Wild's Sarkee show. on) see street, “the best ne in n test, are kept png hand, 26 _ et Furnished Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Nevada streets ‘ tf CE eee Sheet Music at Reduced Prices 5c, LOC, 200, 40 CTS. Show Window. 4é4ne motets This paper delivered 12% cents “ =” paper ye 3 asad eee Bioominaton, Ill, Nov. 14 — Rev. ‘homas Griffiths, a Henry Bowman, perhaps the oldest. Methodist preacher, who was active in the pulpit up to the time of his death, died here today, aged 95. He preached for seventy-sevem years and became famous throughout the South for abolition utterances during the war. Since 1868 he: has been a circuit rider through Illinois. ie See The best brands of whisky and cigars can be procured at the Council Chambers. W.J. Britland prop. tf Se Dont Forge THAT THE Ladies Relief Corps} Will give a Grand Birthday Social At Armory Hall, Wednesday Ey’, Nov 20 Attend, Everybody. S also been learned that Mrs,. Omments may seem to be, there is a n bas .a sister in Washington . *2ony side if you can, only see it. The y, this State. mirth-provking faculty, even under trying circumstances, is worth more toa yonug man or woman starting out in life than a fortune without it. Make up your mind that you will be an optimist,that there shall be nothing of the pessimist about you, that you will carry your own sunshine wherever you go. There is longevity inthe sunny soul that eases our jo.te and makes our sides shake with laughter. There is a wonderful, medicinal effect in good cheer. Good news and glad tidings bave a magic effect even upon invalids. We often see a whole store or faetory or home transformed by one sunny soul. On the other hand, we have seen them blighted and made dark by a gloomy, morose, fault finding person. Weather. Drediction Today. Adie of the San Francisco Bumade the following prediction, Morning: bably rain tonight and Saturday. ——————————— s—such 48 3., the Ganpows st Tea in four t popular tea.# $2.25, It’s awn a more dts like all others a thorough & 0. i jROCEI nt. Palatabie, le aeok Never icken, Weal ge Grhate 2°88: ae eo CURE CONSTIPATION. . Merling Remedy C Chieago, Mi }» New York, 316 WO-TO-BAG fits to SUE Tovand0 Habe SERRA HEVADA SALOGK 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) The Cheapest Way. ore from Sacramento ‘ : will accomplish the desired objevt, eh mabe: nao ki that is, the absolute exclusion of bins, the interest of the Yuba . op inese immigrants. : : Mr. Woods says that he favors exines clusion on a number of grounds, but CTR ANGE ¢ ASE firat of all the protection of American 8 labor and our Christian civilization. He holds it to be the foremost quesann, Or.; Nov. 14—With $720 tion before this country today, and rps ee shape of a certificate of deposit itimuna toe aale bk Eee iene led on her person, Mrs. Margaret ; H : : of Outland, Gal, aied at the — THE SUNNY Side Of Life. {Death of an Old and Active Preacher} —$—$_ $< a <—<—<____——} ee farm here, and ber three chilBORN. ot not er . zie — . ely ens or Nothing contributes more to the highit Nevada City November 18th,1901, : of Oakland, will receive the pepo wer ges — siepeiceg son: M 5 9 h ld not for herself. 0f enjoying things, says “ a es ‘ S pone anpanee pogo Whatever your oalling in life may be, sia Git Lia Rahs ppt oney aving cheme ty Board of Relief on November. whatever misfortunes or hardships ; : ' nd acked for admittance to the. come to you make si po ar, ; tal co d with th farm. . lutely that, come what may,y ou will ge : ae une vag ein the most possible real enjoyment out of EE AD. HERE you pay (Giood Prices for y Oakland two yeare ago and that} very yh napa gy rigged be 2 V/ fa . capac or enjoying life T y . Me viii ack op irmc Dog sunny side of every experience : RE A ante H Old Goods, discarded by hon5 ) i ol e day. ba ni ve laxative are simply won , i nNovamibe,S Upen . pwnasselainin tat 70 ioe siseacerse lest merchants, but Good Goods at VINTON’S PHARIMACY ered that she had a certificate of the humorous side of things. No _ = taking t9w Ggeee of Can anzete 38 pare linpecrer P e TO i for 4720 sowed. inet akiet,. '#* how hard of unyielding your envirwiisieiee isonom . ReCASONADLe Prices is what we offer. : Remember, not cheap goods but That Prize Hal s . eee goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning The follow is the description of the hat that wins the ani prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gains-and Repairing done by borough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; . one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to AX [ TH TAILOR back. [2 Winner will please call for hat and give ’ signature. The hat willbe on display in the window. Broad Street, Newada City filSS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. tons of the electric car line id procure coupon books and save fats on every fare between either nus. Books are neat and conbut for vest pockets, containing coupon tickets, and are sold for tach. This is the rate of ten Per ticket, but passengers withhooks will be charged fifteen Books are transferable. For atthe Nevada County Gas and 'e Company in Grass Valley or a City, né4 tf oke the up-to-date © None better. For 1 Housekeeptt ya slaim soap @ icked it out specimen ving ine» ¢ of 610 Finest WINES AND LiQuors. ' pF Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. ert cer ees nee ee? . National Biscuit Co.’s . Fancy. Cakes ana Crackers Don’t forget the big turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers next Saturday night. nl4tf 7Oe You will have a good chance to get a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s Saturday night for 25 cents. 14tf pint MQ mms a a Copies of imported models at Half Price. Elegance Sul rp Millinery and novelty combined with surprisingly low prices. Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes ofunusual interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that are the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautiful and luxurious Hat at a price that will entirely meet ‘ Thomas at Rector a. es 4 drink of half and half go Spreads Like Wildfire. For a good drin ss to the Council Chambers, J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5cents. tf or Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham ’ Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. with your approbation, here’s your chance. Is the verdict of those who visited my store during the opening days, and my LOW PRICES could not be equalled anywhere, If you have not already pur% chased your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. Iam sure we can please you. 0h; Fe Crauteien Main Street. men things are “thé best” the be-Oommercial St.,Nevada City. the best selling. Abrabam Bare, ling druggist, of Belleville, O., M Re a L. LUBEC g Mill Street, Grass Valley. t "Eloctts Riese ameamaeest. co where yea will, the Dest %@ee g bitters -I have handled in 20. -loons sell Jesse Moore whiskey. =: ” You kuow why? Most dieeein in disorders of stomach, ‘idneys, bowels blood and nerves, Ne Bitters tones up the stomach, ee liver, kidneys and 8 ues the blood, the ultitudes of One-Half Cent an Hour Ges iee for a Bright bight. shsePer rine wetter Isn’t It Cheap ? electricity for stores or dwellings. Very Convenient. No dirt or smoke. Candle Power. . Call and examine them. Guaranteed 100 C. F. Brayton’s Furniture,Store Commercial Street = ny Nevada City Se Walking Hats won band a fine line ro nadios’ Walking Hats which I will sell at. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,..next to W. G. Richard's % §, hence cures os It builds up the bg pe sysUte now life and vigor inte eny sickly, Tundown man or w 5 cents. Sold by W. D. Vi . betto Icecream Sandwiches are ty latest thing out, Ohas. EB. tT makes them. Try one, oB1tf pee Cee : text time you gall dor « drink lit Edge whiskey, because it is Ohe Bee.Hwe Srocery, dd. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or.

> Dy ba ants at a5 Bray—aty INNers fops extra he 5 cents, . wers, all ¢} you have: 1 want ip today, . cial inv } . "Be atock of tov SSS — TRANSCRIPT, Nov. 15, 1901 — rate Debris one returned last evening from ton mining district. 5 Birdeall, the olive off man art, jg here spending & few days. 8. Leach is here from Loa AnPa Goldsmith is here from San D isco. 8. George of t here. : eA. Leiter, @ well-knowa sling man for & linen thread comill arrive here this evening on sit to his brother, 8. Lee Leiter. E, Blagar is down from Wash-. Hon. Hatcher is over from Columbia . 4 A. Parker and Mise Maud came over from North San Juan srday and left today for San Fran. Wileoxen is down from Sierra Foard is over from Sweetland. J.Goresel ia over from Grizzley J, Allen of Danville, Ith, reed here today from Washington, is way home, »W. Evans fs over from North uan. Rauch is down from Relief Hill. BR, Spencer of San Francisco went » Washington today on mining ness. T, Heath is here from Jaskson. B. Fitter is here from Erle. Wells and E, Lemmel are here San Francisco, hn Moulton and bride of Forest visited here yesterday. 0 Jillson, wife and daughter of brook are visiting here. muel Andrews, 8r., is on the list. s, Frank Hosking came over from x yesterday. : p. J. M. Walling returned last ng San Franeiseo, : Commissioner W. W. of San Francisco ts. Sam. D. Woods Advocates Chinese . Congressman 8. D. Woods was in Sacramento Wednesday attending to cases in which he is interested before the Supreme Court. -In conversation Union he faid that the most important question to come before Congress this winter, so far as California is concerned, is the enactment of a law to Exclusion Legistation. { § with a representative of the -Record. declares that until exclusion is made @ permanent policy of this Government there is no guarantee that the Caucasian race will long dominate the States of the Pacific Coast. The exclusion of the Chinese should be made an issue on the highest moral ground, as the only means of preserving the institutions that that race can Laurel Barlor of Native Daughters had-a large attendance at their meetproved to be a very enthusiastic one. In die time the business of the eventng wae concluded, and the fair daughters then gave attention to matters of & more entertaining nature. The faseinating game known as “Progressive Classifier” was played, there being eight tables, with six members at each ‘table. There were eight judges in all— one for each group of players, The game is played with cards having letters.on them,-and the idea is to guess what they represent. This afforded great amusement, and in accordance with-the rules, the contest narrowed down toa few players. Miss Mary Hook Janette Nicholls came out second, making a record of 60. An elaborate spread was then enjoyed inthe banquet hall, and mirth and jolly repartee held full sway until quite late. : A committee of arrangements was seledted at the regular meeting for the grand ball at New Year's. Board of (iy Trustees, The Board of City Trustees held a special meeting last night and let a contract for printing the new book of the charter and ordinances, which was awarded to Wm. Reynolds, : The advisability of sending a delegate to the convention to be held next week at San Francisco in regard to. the Ohinese exclusion was considered. The Board decided not to appoint a representative, Attorney Thos.S. Ford was allowed $150 for services in the Giles case. The sewer committee was directed to investigate the complaint of Mr. Price, who lives near the Excelsior ditch. Heabes of Lae Dar. fo _. ipg last night, and the regular session We have just opened a ASS ¥ aie . . cinz Mince Meat The finest article of its kind manufactured, Sold in any quantity, all ready for the pie, 20c per Ib GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON, PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55). BROAD STREET ‘and tertible event, creating more coawon the prize, scoring 86, and Mies} The Board empowered Mayor Gault The Earthquake, To the average resident of the tem’ Fi perate zones an earthquake is a rare ; sternation than any other visitation of Yai an Be nature. In the tropics, however, particularly in Central America, it is wonderful how easily the residents hecome accustomed to these shocks, which do not come, however, wholly without warning. You are sitting on a piazza ona hot afternoon chatting with your friends when suddenly the sky seems to grow hazy and the crows stop cawing. There is a general rush, and, though you may not know what is the matter, you cannot help feeling uneasy. ‘ The. old natives say, “We're going to have a little shake,” and then the house begins to rock, the tumblers fall off the table, you feel deathly sick at the stomach, and the thing is all over. The'sky clears, the crows begin their noisy screams, and things are soon put right again. 5 For life insurance see T. B. Gray. __@o to N. Rohr for your house painttng. tt We can please the most fastidious in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. Oali on Ed Schmidt when you want anything inthe tobacco tine. _— tf Latest and moat etylieh effects in fall and winter millinery at Miss Hoefte. tf For the best of everything in the ‘meat linesend your orders to Neffziger For a clean, smooth ehave call at ‘Tom Moore's tonsorial parlors, Commercial St; price 150. Bathe 26c. tf. The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Brir.anp’s Oouncil Chambers. Try them. tf _ A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall: tf Loveland ie now eelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. . ‘ nov6-tf Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-union Took » Mean Advantage, A supernumerary in Richard Manefield’s company who had been, to use @ Scotch phrase, continuously and continually “heckled” hy the manager at rehearsals and between the acts for alleged displays of stupidity on the stage, was informed that a near relative of his had departed tise life and had left him a competence, so he decided to leave the dramatic profession and, to quote him, become respectable. Before leaving he determined to take his revenge on Mansfield for the attacks on his amour propre that gentleman bad ; An Ant For a Pet, ; One of the queerest little pets ever known scientist. This man keeps tribes of ants in nests which he has made himself and feeds them with honey or sugar through a tube that connects with the nests, One day he saw that one of the ants kept coming into ‘the tube to eat up the honey in the glass bulb at the end. When he took out the cork that closed the bulb, the insect tame to look for the food, and he offered it some honey on the point of a needle, says.the New York Tribune. The ant shrank back at first, then drew nearer, feéling about with its antennse, until it reached the needle. Soon it learned to take the honey off Its keeper’s finger, although ants are among the most timid of living things, and a new odor or the least movement outside their nests usually drives these ttle insects away. ’ This ant is now so tame tbat it quits the bulb as soon as the cork is removed and goes to find the honey on the scientist’s finger. When its meal is over, it does not try to hurry away, but waite till its master lifts it on a bristle and carries it back to its nest. Patti’s Escort. Adelina Patti, the great singer, on one of her tours of Europe was due at Bucharest on a certain date. Owing to inclement weather, however, madame declined to budge from Vienna, and the poor manager went nearly distracted. As storming had not the slightest effect on her serene highness the manager set his wits to work. Soon afterseen is the tame ant belonging to a well The First For the Season. =ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quantities to suit and at a reasonable price, : OME 50-CENT COLUMN. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in oe length inserted under th a Waek.or Ora moons. Hae edditional fine 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month.able invafiably in advance. Wanted. A heifer calf is wanted by Daniel MeCauley, the milkman. Apply immedi-° nlitt For Rent. Fovr nice rooms, suitable for housek % ivg, at $8 permonth. Near thedepot. Free water. Apply at this office, O16 tf . Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly s4 cials at Armory Hall every Sat night Best of music Tarnished for ae ak Admission—Ladies free, gents 8 cents. are invited. obtf. A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed, for any make machine traded in for a new er. Also discount to parties that have none. Pay piss er momen up. ane. _ of Ss and Machines, all makes, from $3 up. way, A. B. Chase, Emerson, Estey a A on ned tinakes of Pianos; a . other P. G. Scadden, the grocer, has ré— a Shae neither appreciate nor comprehend. The Ohinege are in league against our courts, against our freedom, against our religion, against. our language and against our Government itself. There is every reason for the passage of a stringent exclusion law, and he proposes to devote his time and energy to the work. Mr. Woode will-not start for Washington until after the ‘convention which is to assemble at San Francisco on the 2Ist instant, as be proposes to take an active part in that convention. ¥ ra enna to appont a committee to invite President Roosevelt here when he visits this State next year. 8. Sanitary P ise it insures . H. H. Stidger left this morning pn Frauciseo. picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five cents each at E. W. Sohmidt'scigar store, They will be valaable in years to come. tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand at ‘ell times. tf Organs at low prices and mente. GEO. W. BEBKS, gent. For Sale Cheap. A good horse, with b yand harness in — excellent condition, wil sold at a bargaiv. This is rare oh aa tl ie very low. Inquire of CaaS Pncre saad a2 ,

\ made. The play was “Richard III,” and the super was one of the soldiers who led away the Duke.of Buckingham when the king orders his demise. In due time Richard remarked, “Off with his head!” and this was the su-. pers opportunity. Advancing, he touched his helmet in the style of a footman and replied loudly and genially: “That'll be attended to, old chap. We'll take care of old Buck. It'll be all right!” and retired gracefully. When the infuriated Mansfield came off to commit murder, he found the super had fied.—Chicago Chronicle. : take the place of the Geary Chinese reg! Exclusion Act. The Act, in his judgaes ie down from North ment,should be an ironclad one, which a Pat teract ae ee. Sie will leave no chance for evasion. He , sattergon and v7. L. Sinney . is at work upon a bill which he thinks ward a telegram arrived from Bucharest, stating that a brilliant deputation of Roumanian nobles, with a torchlight procession and military band, was to receive the diva. The message was handed to Mme. Patti, who was enchanted, and at once made ready to start. On arrival, the band played and the torches flared, and madame was put in the best of spirits by being escorted to her hotel by the Roumanian nobles. It is not knewn what she would have sald had she been told-that the “nobles” were hired from the streets and dressed up for the occasion by a representative of the manager. The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than any others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ———--+ 60+ momy by pure make no mist OF PAINT YI EE Sounty: Us ecessary wf to order.at 4 nt on reta ses, beside§ the broker tly. First-Class Bootblack. yee Briton’ Stevens, whose stand is at Wild's Sarkee show. on) see street, “the best ne in n test, are kept png hand, 26 _ et Furnished Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Nevada streets ‘ tf CE eee Sheet Music at Reduced Prices 5c, LOC, 200, 40 CTS. Show Window. 4é4ne motets This paper delivered 12% cents “ =” paper ye 3 asad eee Bioominaton, Ill, Nov. 14 — Rev. ‘homas Griffiths, a Henry Bowman, perhaps the oldest. Methodist preacher, who was active in the pulpit up to the time of his death, died here today, aged 95. He preached for seventy-sevem years and became famous throughout the South for abolition utterances during the war. Since 1868 he: has been a circuit rider through Illinois. ie See The best brands of whisky and cigars can be procured at the Council Chambers. W.J. Britland prop. tf Se Dont Forge THAT THE Ladies Relief Corps} Will give a Grand Birthday Social At Armory Hall, Wednesday Ey’, Nov 20 Attend, Everybody. S also been learned that Mrs,. Omments may seem to be, there is a n bas .a sister in Washington . *2ony side if you can, only see it. The y, this State. mirth-provking faculty, even under trying circumstances, is worth more toa yonug man or woman starting out in life than a fortune without it. Make up your mind that you will be an optimist,that there shall be nothing of the pessimist about you, that you will carry your own sunshine wherever you go. There is longevity inthe sunny soul that eases our jo.te and makes our sides shake with laughter. There is a wonderful, medicinal effect in good cheer. Good news and glad tidings bave a magic effect even upon invalids. We often see a whole store or faetory or home transformed by one sunny soul. On the other hand, we have seen them blighted and made dark by a gloomy, morose, fault finding person. Weather. Drediction Today. Adie of the San Francisco Bumade the following prediction, Morning: bably rain tonight and Saturday. ——————————— s—such 48 3., the Ganpows st Tea in four t popular tea.# $2.25, It’s awn a more dts like all others a thorough & 0. i jROCEI nt. Palatabie, le aeok Never icken, Weal ge Grhate 2°88: ae eo CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Merling Remedy C Chieago, Mi }» New York, 316 WO-TO-BAG fits to SUE Tovand0 Habe SERRA HEVADA SALOGK 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) The Cheapest Way. ore from Sacramento ‘ : will accomplish the desired objevt, eh mabe: nao ki that is, the absolute exclusion of bins, the interest of the Yuba . op inese immigrants. : : Mr. Woods says that he favors exines clusion on a number of grounds, but CTR ANGE ¢ ASE firat of all the protection of American 8 labor and our Christian civilization. He holds it to be the foremost quesann, Or.; Nov. 14—With $720 tion before this country today, and rps ee shape of a certificate of deposit itimuna toe aale bk Eee iene led on her person, Mrs. Margaret ; H : : of Outland, Gal, aied at the — THE SUNNY Side Of Life. {Death of an Old and Active Preacher} —$—$_ $< a <—<—<____——} ee farm here, and ber three chilBORN.. ot not er . zie — . ely ens or Nothing contributes more to the highit Nevada City November 18th,1901, : of Oakland, will receive the pepo wer ges — siepeiceg son: M 5 9 h ld not for herself. 0f enjoying things, says “ a es ‘ S pone anpanee pogo Whatever your oalling in life may be, sia Git Lia Rahs ppt oney aving cheme ty Board of Relief on November. whatever misfortunes or hardships ; : ' nd acked for admittance to the. come to you make si po ar, ; tal co d with th farm. . lutely that, come what may,y ou will ge : ae une vag ein the most possible real enjoyment out of EE AD. HERE you pay (Giood Prices for y Oakland two yeare ago and that} very yh napa gy rigged be 2 V/ fa . capac or enjoying life T y . Me viii ack op irmc Dog sunny side of every experience : RE A ante H Old Goods, discarded by hon5 ) i ol e day. ba ni ve laxative are simply won , i nNovamibe,S Upen . pwnasselainin tat 70 ioe siseacerse lest merchants, but Good Goods at VINTON’S PHARIMACY ered that she had a certificate of the humorous side of things. No _ = taking t9w Ggeee of Can anzete 38 pare linpecrer P e TO i for 4720 sowed. inet akiet,. '#* how hard of unyielding your envirwiisieiee isonom . ReCASONADLe Prices is what we offer. : Remember, not cheap goods but That Prize Hal s . eee goods cheap. And it will pay you to have your Tailoring, Cleaning The follow is the description of the hat that wins the ani prize in the Hat Contest: Castor hat, off face, Gains-and Repairing done by borough effect, medium size, folds of rich velvet, facing of chiffon, folds, or some soft material, to match velvet; . one elegant plume, or breast effect, laid from front to AX [ TH TAILOR back. [2 Winner will please call for hat and give ’ signature. The hat willbe on display in the window. Broad Street, Newada City filSS E. E. HOEFT, Nevada City. tons of the electric car line id procure coupon books and save fats on every fare between either nus. Books are neat and conbut for vest pockets, containing coupon tickets, and are sold for tach. This is the rate of ten Per ticket, but passengers withhooks will be charged fifteen Books are transferable. For atthe Nevada County Gas and 'e Company in Grass Valley or a City, né4 tf oke the up-to-date © None better. For 1 Housekeeptt ya slaim soap @ icked it out specimen ving ine» ¢ of 610 Finest WINES AND LiQuors. ' pF Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. ert cer ees nee ee? . National Biscuit Co.’s . Fancy. Cakes ana Crackers Don’t forget the big turkey raffle at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers next Saturday night. nl4tf 7Oe You will have a good chance to get a fat and juicy turkey at Billy Britland’s Saturday night for 25 cents. 14tf pint MQ mms a a Copies of imported models at Half Price. Elegance Sul rp Millinery and novelty combined with surprisingly low prices. Our Millinery Parlors will become scenes ofunusual interest tomorrow, as we will offer $3.50, $4 and $5 Hats that are the reigning successes of Paris, Vienna and London. If you want a really beautiful and luxurious Hat at a price that will entirely meet ‘ Thomas at Rector a. es 4 drink of half and half go Spreads Like Wildfire. For a good drin ss to the Council Chambers, J. Britland, proprietor. Price 5cents. tf or Fancy Wafers Ramona, Athena, Champagne, Graham ’ Raspberry, Oat Meal. Also Fancy Crackers, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwich, Milk Buiscuits, etc. with your approbation, here’s your chance. Is the verdict of those who visited my store during the opening days, and my LOW PRICES could not be equalled anywhere, If you have not already pur% chased your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. Iam sure we can please you. 0h; Fe Crauteien Main Street. men things are “thé best” the be-Oommercial St.,Nevada City. the best selling. Abrabam Bare, ling druggist, of Belleville, O., M Re a L. LUBEC g Mill Street, Grass Valley. t "Eloctts Riese ameamaeest. co where yea will, the Dest %@ee g bitters -I have handled in 20. -loons sell Jesse Moore whiskey. =: ” You kuow why? Most dieeein in disorders of stomach, ‘idneys, bowels blood and nerves, Ne Bitters tones up the stomach, ee liver, kidneys and 8 ues the blood, the ultitudes of One-Half Cent an Hour Ges iee for a Bright bight. shsePer rine wetter Isn’t It Cheap ? electricity for stores or dwellings. Very Convenient. No dirt or smoke. Candle Power. . Call and examine them. Guaranteed 100 C. F. Brayton’s Furniture,Store Commercial Street = ny Nevada City Se Walking Hats won band a fine line ro nadios’ Walking Hats which I will sell at.. LOW PRICES. Call in and see them. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St.,...next to W. G. Richard's % §, hence cures os It builds up the bg pe sysUte now life and vigor inte eny sickly, Tundown man or w 5 cents. Sold by W. D. Vi . betto Icecream Sandwiches are ty latest thing out, Ohas. EB. tT makes them. Try one, oB1tf pee Cee : text time you gall dor « drink lit Edge whiskey, because it is Ohe Bee.Hwe Srocery, dd. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or.