November 17, 1903 (4 pages)

Sng FCA Ee tPA. Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ———— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION @y fan, + = + © $6 Per Year. ByCarrier, . Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City Ts huinesni sc vccess seheeeus cisecUs aus crsccececees November 17, 1903 “THCGATEOT ATTUNDRED SORROWS” ‘UCH is the title of a telling short story by Rudyard Kipling. It is a Hindoo story, but many another could be written with California, rather than one of the Bengal provinces, for its theater of action. It was the opium habit that drove the desperate men in Folsom to plan their break for liberty, as it was the craving for that drug that-led Convict James-Roberts into captivity, and it is not impossible that the same masterful craving may work the'jundoing of other members of that desperate gang. It is not far wide of the mark to affirm that there are more confirmed opium “fiends” than habitual drunkards in California. Their name is legion. Men who are brought into close contact with the “hobo” fraternity are ready to affirm that a large share of them are opium “fiends,” and denizens of the half-world are in perhaps equal proportion ameng those who have passed throngh “the gate of a hundred sorrows” never to pass out again. Whether the opium habit is a cause of criminality or criminality the cause of the opium habit may be matter for debate, but the fact that the two, criminality and the opium habit, are in close relation needs no proof. It is a matter of common observation. ; Opium makes men desperate. The most terrible crimes are committed under its inspiration and, urged by the craving for the drug, there is no crime that the opium “fiend” ‘will not commit to obtain satisfaction for that craving; yet satisfied, the ravening human beast become docile and would not lift a hand in malice. The stock story of the “fiend” is that he learned the use of the drug and became a slave to it through illness and a physician’s prescription. The truth more often is that he become the associate of lewd and lawless companions and was induced to take his first lesson out of curiosity, or the spirit of perversity which had already come to characterize his con-. 8 duct. Only a few lessons were required to make his condemnation confirmed. Having passed in at “the gate of a hundred sorrows” a few times, generally in a California Chinatown, he goes in at the gate to come not out again until carried out in his coffin. Is it partly because we are so mightily concerned about the drink evil that California is so blind to the danger of the growing and greater evil of the opium and morphine habits? Are we straining at the gnat and swallowing, without knowing it, the camel? It would not be easy to substantiate the inference that the drink habit leads to opium, but very easy _ indeed to show that laziness, loafing, ignorance of a trade or other fruitful occupation leads, through vicious habits and consorting with evil companions, to that “gate of a hundred sorrows” which swings in, but not ont. Ediorial Noles. . Case on Trial. Statistics tells us that the average The case of F. Beck vs. Spence Mintected by heavy wire screens while over. a thousand patrolr eT WITH REAVY WE SENS Cuicaco, Nov. 17—The Grove Avenue line was the scene of much of today’s strike activity. Five trains left the barns guarded by a heavy body of police gtipman promen guarded the line keeping the crowds moving. ‘The cars traversed the line without serious difficulty. The service Englishman consumes, in one year, two bottles of wine, 178 bottles of beer and six bottles of spirits. The Prohibition party and the W. C.T. U. cannot be yery active in England. Through an oversight the Virginia Democrats in Buckingham county elected a negro as overseer of the poor. His name was printed on the ballot by eral Company is being tried before a jury in the Superior Court. The following comprise the jary : W. E. Davie, Robert Hall, August Busjaeger, W. J. Organ, Abraham Clemo, J. 8, King, . George Griffin, Richard Cartis Sr., Henry Daniele, G. A, Bailey, W. B. Hauling, James Graham. The evidence will probably be concluded by the mistake. Senator Gorman will prob-. Close of today’s session, ably cite this another instance of negro domination. Tar sprinkled over macadamized roads has been used in New Jersey to make them waterproof and free from dust and mad. This hae been tried in France and has given much satisfaction to automobilists. A great microbe farm has been established by an American vutside of London, where a dozen or more chemists are employed in manufacturing the most dreadful diseases known to mankind and experimenting with remedies to cure them. It ie to be regretted that violence should accompany such a strike as the one now existing in Ohicago, and yet it is only what is to be expected. Ap unguarded street car, far from help, is too great a temptation to be resisted. Even if the strikers themselves do not atteck it, their lawless friends enjoy the pleasure of breaking the windows. King Menelik of Abyssinia expresses a strong desire to visit the St. Louis Exposition, with Queen Taitu, bat makes the? condition that he shall be brought here and returned on an American war ship and that he be given all sovereign honors. This would be rather difficult,as some of our Southern naval officers might refuse to dine on the same ship with a negro monarch. eee The sum of ba ppiness increasee wit the decrease of fear. The user of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” fears not ill health, nor inclement weather. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. 2c For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. Fine dwelling, barn and other outhouses. For sale at a bargain. Enquire of Brown & Moraan. tf Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. Gold Emblem Pin Lost. A Red Men’s gold emblem pin has been lost, The flader will please re turn toJ. J. Jackson, at the Beehive grocery store. neti California OChampagnole—red anda white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no. narcotics or stapefying drugs. 25c,50c. Druggists: Take your meals regularly, Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” regularly and you can see the world with approving eyes— and it will approve of you. continued on Wentworth Avenue the same as yesterday. FORMALLY RECOGNIZED. WasHIncTon, Nov. 17—French Ambassador Jesser today formally received Bunau Varilla at the French Embassy, recognizing him as Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic of Panama. MONET FOR SCHOOLS Superintendent O'Neill ~ Makes Quarterly Apportionment. The following school moneys comprise the quarterly apportionment made by County Superintendent J. G O'Neill on November 14th; CRB Oh so igo 5 Css ceeeeuases Cherokee Chicago Park...... Clear Creek Forest Springs French Oorral Floriston Grass Valley Indian Fiat Indian Springs Kentacky Flat Pa CS (C1 ns cee Raven MMO oink ic cieitio wea sctcen! PETIA ooo 5. ced'oc se wees oeceuk Markwell Mooney Flat PRMD i iia oi0i-< x taco 60ers oi Nortb San Jaan Pleasant Ridge Fleasant Valley.. Rough and Ready Relief Hill Spenceville. Sweetiand. Union Gill. . Washington. Willow Valley.. Poem ee WU oo bai heise dS samen Choe ieee The Body Found Pzor, Ill., Nov. 16—Mies Henniger, & prominent young lady of Bishop, who was supposed to have eloped, was found murdered in a pasture near her home. Her body was horribly matilated. It is supposed that a neighbor’s son, Fred Strubble, murdered her. Personal Noles. Chas, Oollins is over from North San Juan. OC. Langisy and wife of Sacramento are in town, Postmaster Wal‘er Mobley returned to North Bloomfield this afternoon. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSS New Steward. B. H. Porter, one of the most highly recommended epicurists of the country, arrivei here today to take the stewardship of the Hotel Antlers, Mr. Porter is an Eastern man, his home being in Milwaukee. He is considered an artist in bis line and has been engaged in catering to the wants of the people of some of the most noted hostelries of the United States. For the past three years he has been engaged in framing the menues to suit the delectable tastes of the patrons of the hotel at Yellowstone Park, and his services at that celebrated resort were greatly appreciated by the management. In seeking a change Mr. Porter accepted the stewartship of the Hotel Antlers, which position he will_hereafter fill, ; Order Rescinded. An order was made in the Superior Court this afternoon rescinding the order heretofore mada setting the trial of William Travis, who is charged with forgery, The order was made by consent of the defendant, who, it ia alleged, committed the forgery at Truckee. The trial had been cet for the 19th instant, Came Down Today. Bert Evans, who was made a prisoner for three days by the caving in of ground at the Union Blue gravel mine above North Bloomfield and who was reacued from his perilous position only by prompt and heroic work by fellow miners, came down from North Bloomfleld today. He does not appear much the worse for his terrible experience, and is being warmly greeted by his many friends and congratulated upon his miraculous escape from death. Disastrous Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible for many a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, But since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many New Discovery, This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and, Lung diseases by W. D. Vintor, Druggiet, Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. The Curse of Womanking Is sick andynervags headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, For a good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon Price 5cts Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. whose life was saved by Dr. King’s}: TOON Two Men Hurt at the Janction Town This Afternoon. This afternoon shortly after two o’clock George B. McCullough, agent for the Standard Oil Oomp:ny at Colfax, met with an accident that will incapacitate him from his duties for some tithe to come, He was helping to move a large tank of oil when it toppled over and caught Mr. McCullough on his right leg, breaking the member and pinning him to the ground. Willing hands soon set about to extricate the injured man from his trying position, which was no easy matter, owing to the position of the tank, He was relieved in a short time, however, and conveyed to his home, where his injury was attended to. " A delivery team, driven by Manuel ceil hones Joseph, this afternoon became frightened and ran away. In their flight Joseph was-thrown from the wagon and. sustained a broken right arm. The runaways were stopped before apy damage was done to them or the wagon. 101 Years of Age. New York, November 16—Mrs. Marie Pigrum Harrison, in chilhood deys petted by George III, King of England, is dead at her bome in Brooklyn at the age of 101. She wasthe daughter of the King’s bootmaker, After her marriage she became connected with several large traveling circuses and came tothis country, where she} remained. It is said she introduced many dwarfs for exhibition, among them Tom Thumb. ‘Going to Fight. New York, Sept. 16th—Oorbett and Fitzsimmons have been matched to fight in San Francisco next May. The meeting is dependent upon Fitz’s battle with Gardner. All kinds of nice Drink s that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf to see, C. 6. PORTER, Manager. EoLouses ana Froome Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, If you want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people Nevada County Real Estate Exchange R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. sian $ others have failed to him. — Prices.very moderate. asm NOW IN TOWN! F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, is now in town, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, youshould see him. Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be . He is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if give you relief or satisfaction, call on here personally HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. BEADY MONEE BY MAIK. ble le earning 8 salary, or Selec ruts = Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty. of Fazeoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, i The Phelps Hill Development Co.} is now'fully organized and is ready to issue stock to ell subscribers for the same, Two Hundred Thousand Shares stock will be advanced, I of a par value of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the the sale of this Stock will be expended in wo value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, ney of the company. The stock of this compan and under an express prov should any such ever be incurred. Will be found in the Nevada County All desiring stock in this company will please Su Lists rking and developing the property of the Oo A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 50 cents per share, When this allotm n the opinion of the manage } ous gravel depositsthe stock at this price is a fine bargain a The managers fully expect the company to pay in divideads not less than 12 percent per annum on par Company. Ali the proceeds from’ mpany, eent has been sold the price of the rs and of leading experts of both timber and aurifernd a safe and choice investment. Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attoris Full Paid and Non-Assessable oes in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company apply to eny one of the places above named, orto. _ Q. R. QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada City, Oal. ——— The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— WOODPECKER CICAR. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md, @ So. LADIES—Now is the time get your Coat. Come to; while we have a full sto¢ x Nover ; TRANS AL Record Doings of . People, » Grissel came dov d today. 4. §kidmore of d This year. We have all the leading styles and. all sig Price $5.00 Up Maher & Co., Nevada Ci -# 50c, 7c, C. according to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. Fi Brayton, COCOA DOOR MAT! Now. IS THE TIME YOU NEED : THEM. We have them for % ; $1, $1.25, $2 Commercial Si ; Phone 395. . caniaeiiioaeas tn —$— GREAT GUNS! But These Prices Are Lo % 22 Calibre Rifles.. aeahed “ Seige 2. WS Sivid homed eRe Was ate 80 80 “e oe “6 ae 40 82 “ 66 “ CTY Ssracuse Hammerless Shot Gun Lefever Hammerless Shot Gan, London twist .... 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun Damascus twist.. hea eear en L. O. 8 vith Shot Gun... . Winchester Take Down Repeating Shot Gun ee ae ee as 12.and 16 gauge—also a Smokeless Shells. 25-85 ‘“* Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 13 50 Eclipse Shot Gun ort eatin, . Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 18 50/100 Winchester Leader paper 15 25 shot shells. 25 00 . 25 Winchester brass shot shoils. 1) Hanter’s leggings ... 5oe to 1, Hanter’s belts.... sg @an cases... “ MAB iii cos. . Li Se ee 1 SE 1,00 to 2) Ik We carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—r complete line of Selby’s Dupot PINE STREET. and Winter Hats Turner & Hadley Compan NEVADA CI More Stylish Hat: We have now on display another stock of Fall ' at all prices, They are beautifully trimmed and the styles and varieties are unusual tor this time of the year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion. . . MRS. L. LUBECK, Gommercial Street. Stearate TOD pein] Pope.co aut That Stale, Flavorless Ready-Ground Package orien and try a pound 0 Caylor’s 25 Cont ope Family Cotee Roasted Dally, Ground to order, with or without ch Always crisp and aromatic. . . a est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is 4 beauty — elegantly engrave -with profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, etc. Also be sure and see our other designs, 10° cluding . eg ea ae Hi YOU seen our new @ ‘ Lone Pine Spoons Courthouse Spoons Taylor’s : Tea and Coffee House SS aery Py oi)“ JBWELER . Broad Street, Nevada ™ Pevada County Scenic Spoor «jin towo today. isnogor of Tracke ming train. bWileon of Sacre * ne88 trip. yis here from Groser of Oaklan morning train. uf still continues ino on Nivens al Qampbell, of Pie iiness has bee fo these columns i,L, Myers is at ut of rheumatism. Porter of San F; yon a business tri { Wells is recove i Ohappell has a Oity, after a bri sable Richard Dill p be quite ill, at. jetreet. Hamilton of Fres siness. 4 O’Neiil retarr froma trip to O Tthel Kirkham i mapper Pine stree ie McOormick last night on his wiotendent W. H., mine bas retarr is Power left this (amp, where he gent. iW. Deeds is here Habusiness trip. Bastin is in atten Convention at Sa i Mrs. A. G, Ta mncisco today t fw and son-in-law, ble from Seattle, the Bay for the w ones, freight a or the Southern Mirrack, agent of of the Union . evening’s train. yular Ac mie, Nov. 16—A m neeven incheg theleg was the . tident that befe He was riding a Pe candlestick tie mulng over to pick Méstrack the poir & The horse gave Hweight fell apo i candlestick, tt flesh of the + 2e-+—_ . A Runaway Bic vated with an ug #8. Orner, Frank med 8 stubborn 1 sOorsand remer 0 Bucklen’s *6 just as goo min Eruptions at Vinton’s Drug § ee *Netional Houge 8 are 236 laws mind 17 farmers: = “fe 61 lawyer ™ farmers, T ® born legisla ere ASTO Mt Infants and € You Have Al the beat +8, Hoarsene teat and lung il druggists, 0 Pie and grocer Btsted in Sch

Sng FCA Ee tPA. Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ———— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION @y fan, + = + © $6 Per Year. ByCarrier, . Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City Ts huinesni sc vccess seheeeus cisecUs aus crsccececees November 17, 1903 “THCGATEOT ATTUNDRED SORROWS” ‘UCH is the title of a telling short story by Rudyard Kipling. It is a Hindoo story, but many another could be written with California, rather than one of the Bengal provinces, for its theater of action. It was the opium habit that drove the desperate men in Folsom to plan their break for liberty, as it was the craving for that drug that-led Convict James-Roberts into captivity, and it is not impossible that the same masterful craving may work the'jundoing of other members of that desperate gang. It is not far wide of the mark to affirm that there are more confirmed opium “fiends” than habitual drunkards in California. Their name is legion. Men who are brought into close contact with the “hobo” fraternity are ready to affirm that a large share of them are opium “fiends,” and denizens of the half-world are in perhaps equal proportion ameng those who have passed throngh “the gate of a hundred sorrows” never to pass out again. Whether the opium habit is a cause of criminality or criminality the cause of the opium habit may be matter for debate, but the fact that the two, criminality and the opium habit, are in close relation needs no proof. It is a matter of common observation. ; Opium makes men desperate. The most terrible crimes are committed under its inspiration and, urged by the craving for the drug, there is no crime that the opium “fiend” ‘will not commit to obtain satisfaction for that craving; yet satisfied, the ravening human beast become docile and would not lift a hand in malice. The stock story of the “fiend” is that he learned the use of the drug and became a slave to it through illness and a physician’s prescription. The truth more often is that he become the associate of lewd and lawless companions and was induced to take his first lesson out of curiosity, or the spirit of perversity which had already come to characterize his con-. 8 duct. Only a few lessons were required to make his condemnation confirmed. Having passed in at “the gate of a hundred sorrows” a few times, generally in a California Chinatown, he goes in at the gate to come not out again until carried out in his coffin. Is it partly because we are so mightily concerned about the drink evil that California is so blind to the danger of the growing and greater evil of the opium and morphine habits? Are we straining at the gnat and swallowing, without knowing it, the camel? It would not be easy to substantiate the inference that the drink habit leads to opium, but very easy _ indeed to show that laziness, loafing, ignorance of a trade or other fruitful occupation leads, through vicious habits and consorting with evil companions, to that “gate of a hundred sorrows” which swings in, but not ont. Ediorial Noles. . Case on Trial. Statistics tells us that the average The case of F. Beck vs. Spence Mintected by heavy wire screens while over. a thousand patrolr eT WITH REAVY WE SENS Cuicaco, Nov. 17—The Grove Avenue line was the scene of much of today’s strike activity. Five trains left the barns guarded by a heavy body of police gtipman promen guarded the line keeping the crowds moving. ‘The cars traversed the line without serious difficulty. The service Englishman consumes, in one year, two bottles of wine, 178 bottles of beer and six bottles of spirits. The Prohibition party and the W. C.T. U. cannot be yery active in England. Through an oversight the Virginia Democrats in Buckingham county elected a negro as overseer of the poor. His name was printed on the ballot by eral Company is being tried before a jury in the Superior Court. The following comprise the jary : W. E. Davie, Robert Hall, August Busjaeger, W. J. Organ, Abraham Clemo, J. 8, King, . George Griffin, Richard Cartis Sr., Henry Daniele, G. A, Bailey, W. B. Hauling, James Graham. The evidence will probably be concluded by the mistake. Senator Gorman will prob-. Close of today’s session, ably cite this another instance of negro domination. Tar sprinkled over macadamized roads has been used in New Jersey to make them waterproof and free from dust and mad. This hae been tried in France and has given much satisfaction to automobilists. A great microbe farm has been established by an American vutside of London, where a dozen or more chemists are employed in manufacturing the most dreadful diseases known to mankind and experimenting with remedies to cure them. It ie to be regretted that violence should accompany such a strike as the one now existing in Ohicago, and yet it is only what is to be expected. Ap unguarded street car, far from help, is too great a temptation to be resisted. Even if the strikers themselves do not atteck it, their lawless friends enjoy the pleasure of breaking the windows. King Menelik of Abyssinia expresses a strong desire to visit the St. Louis Exposition, with Queen Taitu, bat makes the? condition that he shall be brought here and returned on an American war ship and that he be given all sovereign honors. This would be rather difficult,as some of our Southern naval officers might refuse to dine on the same ship with a negro monarch. eee The sum of ba ppiness increasee wit the decrease of fear. The user of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” fears not ill health, nor inclement weather. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. 2c For Sale at a Bargain. The well known Oleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. Fine dwelling, barn and other outhouses. For sale at a bargain. Enquire of Brown & Moraan. tf Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. Gold Emblem Pin Lost. A Red Men’s gold emblem pin has been lost, The flader will please re turn toJ. J. Jackson, at the Beehive grocery store. neti California OChampagnole—red anda white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no. narcotics or stapefying drugs. 25c,50c. Druggists: Take your meals regularly, Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” regularly and you can see the world with approving eyes— and it will approve of you. continued on Wentworth Avenue the same as yesterday. FORMALLY RECOGNIZED. WasHIncTon, Nov. 17—French Ambassador Jesser today formally received Bunau Varilla at the French Embassy, recognizing him as Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic of Panama. MONET FOR SCHOOLS Superintendent O'Neill ~ Makes Quarterly Apportionment. The following school moneys comprise the quarterly apportionment made by County Superintendent J. G O'Neill on November 14th; CRB Oh so igo 5 Css ceeeeuases Cherokee Chicago Park........... Clear Creek Forest Springs French Oorral Floriston Grass Valley Indian Fiat Indian Springs Kentacky Flat Pa CS (C1 ns cee Raven MMO oink ic cieitio wea sctcen! PETIA ooo 5. ced'oc se wees oeceuk Markwell Mooney Flat PRMD i iia oi0i-< x taco 60ers oi Nortb San Jaan Pleasant Ridge Fleasant Valley... Rough and Ready Relief Hill Spenceville. Sweetiand. Union Gill. . Washington.. Willow Valley.... Poem ee WU oo bai heise dS samen Choe ieee The Body Found Pzor, Ill., Nov. 16—Mies Henniger, & prominent young lady of Bishop, who was supposed to have eloped, was found murdered in a pasture near her home. Her body was horribly matilated. It is supposed that a neighbor’s son, Fred Strubble, murdered her. Personal Noles. Chas, Oollins is over from North San Juan. OC. Langisy and wife of Sacramento are in town, Postmaster Wal‘er Mobley returned to North Bloomfield this afternoon. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSS New Steward. B. H. Porter, one of the most highly recommended epicurists of the country, arrivei here today to take the stewardship of the Hotel Antlers, Mr. Porter is an Eastern man, his home being in Milwaukee. He is considered an artist in bis line and has been engaged in catering to the wants of the people of some of the most noted hostelries of the United States. For the past three years he has been engaged in framing the menues to suit the delectable tastes of the patrons of the hotel at Yellowstone Park, and his services at that celebrated resort were greatly appreciated by the management. In seeking a change Mr. Porter accepted the stewartship of the Hotel Antlers, which position he will_hereafter fill, ; Order Rescinded. An order was made in the Superior Court this afternoon rescinding the order heretofore mada setting the trial of William Travis, who is charged with forgery, The order was made by consent of the defendant, who, it ia alleged, committed the forgery at Truckee. The trial had been cet for the 19th instant, Came Down Today. Bert Evans, who was made a prisoner for three days by the caving in of ground at the Union Blue gravel mine above North Bloomfield and who was reacued from his perilous position only by prompt and heroic work by fellow miners, came down from North Bloomfleld today. He does not appear much the worse for his terrible experience, and is being warmly greeted by his many friends and congratulated upon his miraculous escape from death. Disastrous Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible for many a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, But since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many New Discovery, This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and, Lung diseases by W. D. Vintor, Druggiet, Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. The Curse of Womanking Is sick andynervags headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, For a good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon Price 5cts Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. whose life was saved by Dr. King’s}: TOON Two Men Hurt at the Janction Town This Afternoon. This afternoon shortly after two o’clock George B. McCullough, agent for the Standard Oil Oomp:ny at Colfax, met with an accident that will incapacitate him from his duties for some tithe to come, He was helping to move a large tank of oil when it toppled over and caught Mr. McCullough on his right leg, breaking the member and pinning him to the ground. Willing hands soon set about to extricate the injured man from his trying position, which was no easy matter, owing to the position of the tank, He was relieved in a short time, however, and conveyed to his home, where his injury was attended to. " A delivery team, driven by Manuel ceil hones Joseph, this afternoon became frightened and ran away. In their flight Joseph was-thrown from the wagon and. sustained a broken right arm. The runaways were stopped before apy damage was done to them or the wagon. 101 Years of Age. New York, November 16—Mrs. Marie Pigrum Harrison, in chilhood deys petted by George III, King of England, is dead at her bome in Brooklyn at the age of 101. She wasthe daughter of the King’s bootmaker, After

her marriage she became connected with several large traveling circuses and came tothis country, where she} remained. It is said she introduced many dwarfs for exhibition, among them Tom Thumb. ‘Going to Fight. New York, Sept. 16th—Oorbett and Fitzsimmons have been matched to fight in San Francisco next May. The meeting is dependent upon Fitz’s battle with Gardner. All kinds of nice Drink s that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf to see, C. 6. PORTER, Manager. EoLouses ana Froome Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, If you want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people Nevada County Real Estate Exchange R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. sian $ others have failed to him. — Prices.very moderate. asm NOW IN TOWN! F. C. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, is now in town, prepared to do first-class work in the optical line. If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, youshould see him. Cost you nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be . He is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if give you relief or satisfaction, call on here personally HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 2ist. BEADY MONEE BY MAIK. ble le earning 8 salary, or Selec ruts = Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty. of Fazeoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, i The Phelps Hill Development Co.} is now'fully organized and is ready to issue stock to ell subscribers for the same, Two Hundred Thousand Shares stock will be advanced, I of a par value of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the the sale of this Stock will be expended in wo value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, ney of the company. The stock of this compan and under an express prov should any such ever be incurred. Will be found in the Nevada County All desiring stock in this company will please Su Lists rking and developing the property of the Oo A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 50 cents per share, When this allotm n the opinion of the manage } ous gravel depositsthe stock at this price is a fine bargain a The managers fully expect the company to pay in divideads not less than 12 percent per annum on par Company. Ali the proceeds from’ mpany, eent has been sold the price of the rs and of leading experts of both timber and aurifernd a safe and choice investment. Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attoris Full Paid and Non-Assessable oes in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company apply to eny one of the places above named, orto. _ Q. R. QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada City, Oal. ——— The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— WOODPECKER CICAR.. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md, @ So. LADIES—Now is the time get your Coat. Come to; while we have a full sto¢ x Nover ; TRANS AL Record Doings of . People, » Grissel came dov d today. 4. §kidmore of d This year. We have all the leading styles and. all sig Price $5.00 Up Maher & Co., Nevada Ci -# 50c, 7c, C. according to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. Fi Brayton, COCOA DOOR MAT! Now. IS THE TIME YOU NEED : THEM. We have them for % ; $1, $1.25, $2 Commercial Si ; Phone 395.. . caniaeiiioaeas tn —$— GREAT GUNS! But These Prices Are Lo % 22 Calibre Rifles... aeahed “ Seige 2. WS Sivid homed eRe Was ate 80 80 “e oe “6 ae 40 82 “ 66 “ CTY Ssracuse Hammerless Shot Gun Lefever Hammerless Shot Gan, London twist ........ 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun Damascus twist... hea eear en L. O. 8 vith Shot Gun...... . Winchester Take Down Repeating Shot Gun ee ae ee as 12.and 16 gauge—also a Smokeless Shells. 25-85 ‘“* Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 13 50 Eclipse Shot Gun ort eatin, . Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 18 50/100 Winchester Leader paper 15 25 shot shells. 25 00 . 25 Winchester brass shot shoils.. 1) Hanter’s leggings ..... 5oe to 1, Hanter’s belts....... sg @an cases..... “ MAB iii cos.. . Li Se ee 1 SE 1,00 to 2) Ik We carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—r complete line of Selby’s Dupot PINE STREET. and Winter Hats Turner & Hadley Compan NEVADA CI More Stylish Hat: We have now on display another stock of Fall ' at all prices, They are beautifully trimmed and the styles and varieties are unusual tor this time of the year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion.. . . MRS. L. LUBECK, Gommercial Street. Stearate TOD pein] Pope.co aut That Stale, Flavorless Ready-Ground Package orien and try a pound 0 Caylor’s 25 Cont ope Family Cotee Roasted Dally, Ground to order, with or without ch Always crisp and aromatic. . . a est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is 4 beauty — elegantly engrave -with profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, etc. Also be sure and see our other designs, 10° cluding . eg ea ae Hi YOU seen our new @ ‘ Lone Pine Spoons Courthouse Spoons Taylor’s : Tea and Coffee House SS aery Py oi)“ JBWELER . Broad Street, Nevada ™ Pevada County Scenic Spoor «jin towo today. isnogor of Tracke ming train. bWileon of Sacre * ne88 trip. yis here from Groser of Oaklan morning train. uf still continues ino on Nivens al Qampbell, of Pie iiness has bee fo these columns i,L, Myers is at ut of rheumatism. Porter of San F; yon a business tri { Wells is recove i Ohappell has a Oity, after a bri sable Richard Dill p be quite ill, at. jetreet. Hamilton of Fres siness. 4 O’Neiil retarr froma trip to O Tthel Kirkham i mapper Pine stree ie McOormick last night on his wiotendent W. H., mine bas retarr is Power left this (amp, where he gent. iW. Deeds is here Habusiness trip. Bastin is in atten Convention at Sa i Mrs. A. G, Ta mncisco today t fw and son-in-law, ble from Seattle, the Bay for the w ones, freight a or the Southern Mirrack, agent of of the Union . evening’s train. yular Ac mie, Nov. 16—A m neeven incheg theleg was the . tident that befe He was riding a Pe candlestick tie mulng over to pick Méstrack the poir & The horse gave Hweight fell apo i candlestick, tt flesh of the + 2e-+—_ . A Runaway Bic vated with an ug #8. Orner, Frank med 8 stubborn 1 sOorsand remer 0 Bucklen’s *6 just as goo min Eruptions at Vinton’s Drug § ee *Netional Houge 8 are 236 laws mind 17 farmers: = “fe 61 lawyer ™ farmers, T ® born legisla ere ASTO Mt Infants and € You Have Al the beat +8, Hoarsene teat and lung il druggists, 0 Pie and grocer Btsted in Sch