November 19, 1903 (4 pages)

NEVADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ee A TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Oyfen, =~ + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, fs . Delivered toany part uf the city. —— 12 1o2¢ Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City coteecsocceveceves-NOVOmbDOr 19, 1903 THE SLEEPLESS LE OF OUR CITY BRETHREN HILE as a people we Americans would be quick to resent any imputation that we are a race of weak~ lings, it is unquestionably true that there is something about us which keeps medical experts continually busy trying to diagnose the national disease. Some say we area race of dyspeptics and others say we are a nervous, high strung breed of gamblers who are going mad. There are various other primary theories as to what is the matter with us, and then there are secondary theories put forth to sustain the originals. The latest doctrine is that as a people we do not sleep _ enough. It is even intimated that in most of our cities a _ large number of persons do not get any genuine sleep at all, for the rattle and bang, the jar and the whirr, going on day and night, reach the bedrooms of the masses and by disturbing the nerves prevent thorough restfulness even when sleep is soundest. It is alleged that the increase of insanity and of various kinds of mania is due mainly to the lack of good and sufficient sleep. One authority asserts thst unless in some way . a stop can be put to the increasing noisiness of our cities the people will eventually become a nation of lunatics, or at least approximate it to such an extent that our lunatic asylums will become the most important of our state structures, and prudent legislators will be liberal in appropriations for them because each will perceive that he himself may be ere long removed from the capitol to the asylum amid the applause of taxpayers, It is strange that any well educated race of people should have to be advised to sleep more. One would suppose that every man and woman of culture would understand the benefits of late sleeping and practice it to the fullest extent possible. The experts who are crying out against city people for their lack of Sleep say they are living an unnatural life, which is probably true. Still the average American will hesitate to believe that his fellow-countrymen are as sleepless and insane a lot as the experts declare. We live longer than our fathers. Infant mortality has diminished greatly in the last fifty years. Many diseases have been well nigh eradicated or rendered comparatively harmless, Our noisy{cities are healthier than were the quieter cities of old, and if people do not sleep quite enough it would seem that their ancestors must have slept altogether too much, for the present generation have improved upon their conditions. When all is said, , however, it-will do no one any harm to follow the advice of ~ the new teachers and sleep as much as one can; for there are many men who are better citizens when asleep than at any time. Here in our peaceful city in the Sierra Nevadas our people are doubly blessed in the enjoyment of that great boon— restful and sufficient sleep, which fact doubtless accounts for the contented, happy and youthful appearance of all onr people. And this is one reason why our citizens feel exceedingly grateful and for which they will render special thanksgiving one week from today. Miners’ Association The Miners’ Association in convention yesterday at San Francisco discuesed the bydraulic question, when the report of the committee on resolutions was presented. The report condemned the action of the Anti-Debris Association in institating suits against holders of hydrulic mining licenses. Grove L. Johnson, as the representative of the Chamber of Commerce, endeavored to have that section of the report etricken out, Oonsiderable discussion followed, and William Nieholls Jr., of Dutch Flat, stated that Truckee News. From yesterday’s Republican, Deputy Constable Ocker arrested a crazy man Saturday afternoon. His name is James Williame and he is a Prominent grocer of Chicago, Mr, Williams was en route to his home from a trip to some of the Western cities and the high altitude of the mountains unbalanced him mentally, When the train arrived here he jumped off minus his shoes, hat and shoes, and was wandering about town when the Constable took bim in charge. He is the Anti-Debris Association is not honest in its intentions, and ‘that it had by every means tried to bring trouble to the small miner, while overlooking the larger one. No single miner could successfully fight the opposing forces, and he urged the Asso ciation to back up every assailed individual, for the time would come when others beside the hydraulickers would be called to defend themselvee on the question of the disposal of the debris. The convention unanimously voted in favor of the committee’s report, and also adopted a resolution urging appropriations amounting to $1,000,000 to extend the work of building restraining dams. Took Fright. Late yesterday afternoon a saddle -horse belonging to Griese) Brothers took fright from a passing automo. bile while the animal was ttanding in front of the butcher shop. The horse made a dash up Oommercia) at present confined in the town jail, but will be taken to Nevada City for examination. Williams seems to be laboring under the hallucination that some one is trying to kill him. Jobn Brook, an old resident of thie section, was found ina starving condition Tuesday morning in his cabin near town by railroad employee, He was sick and hed teen in a critical condition for several days aud was unable to assist himself and bat for his timely discovery would have probably died in a very few hours. The boys, after waiting on him and leaving some food, reported his case in town. He was brought in and taken to the jail, bat will be sent to the hospital at Nevada Oity for treatment. Supervisor W. H. Martin has had @ force of men engaged in repairing the county road.at Gold Flat, near the Obinese gardens. The recent washout there necessitated considerable work te put that part of the road in street, but was soon headed off. good repair, which has now been done. Spec Dipatches to Trait CHICAGO STRINE STILL ON. Arbitration Measures Are Unsuccessful So Far. CxIcaco, Nov, 19—Mayor Harrison has made the announcement that all efforts to secure arbitration between the Chicago City Railroad and the striking employes have failed, A renewal of hostilities followed the announcement. Sixty teamsters employed by one company quit work. The Teamsters Union threathens to prevent the delivery of coal and other supplies. Five cars were started on Halstead Avenue this morning. Service has been continued on three other lines. Police details acccompany each car, bnt no serious trouble has occurred. CARRIE NATION AGAR She Created a Sensational Scene at the White House. WASHINGTON, November 19—Mrs. Carrie Nation has again distinguished herself, She created a sensational scene at the White house this morning. She demanded to see the President, and became violent and was arrested, When she was being taken away by two officers she kept shouting at the top of her voice, Critealiy Wil. . Bad Sidewalks. . Wiltiem Vive; chs of the moat The sidewalks in several parte of widely known and proficient black-. town are sadly in repair, and if a litsmiths in the northern counties, lies at} tle work ie not done in that direction the residence of Mra, Lou Hmmone on. goon accidents will surely befall peCoyote street dangerously fll, Mr. . destrians, especially on dark nights. Barton, who is @ pioneer resident of . The walk across Jersey ravine on East this city, 18 suffering from the ravages . Broad street is in a very dilapidated of consumption, and although every-. gondition, and is the source of cons thing is being done to stay the pro: . siderable complaint, gress of the wasting disense, yet it is feared he cannot long survive its devastating Influence, Pointed Paragraphs Pessimiets thrive on disappointmente, —— rs a The Rainfall. The fall as recorded up. to nine o’olock thie morning is as follows: Rainfail November 18th and 19th. 0.82 Since the first of present month. 8,82 For the season Peer eres eeerserccee Love Is the only sure cure for feminine coquetry, Dishonesty hae passed the outside limit when a man cheate at solitaire. ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam, For Oroup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs. 250, 60c. Druggiets. Probably the mule kioks because his owner does'nt use a steam plow, Take your meals regularly, Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Kdge Whisky” regularly and you can see the world with approving eyes— and it will approve of you. A man’s happiness may depend upon the load he ia capable of carrying, A quiet little game is one tn which money does nearly all the talking. —e— England may be the mother country but the United States seema to be the}. father-in-law country, At Hotel Antlers. knowe bow to kisa unlesa he has it direct from her own lipa, ‘COMMENOING Thursday. Evening And continuing every evening until farther notice, @@™ if you want-a fine Turkey call around and take a chance, GOO Gold Emblem Pin Lost. A Red Men’s gold emblem pin bas been lost, The fluder will please re tarn toJ, J, Jaokeon, at the Beehive grocery store, nOetf a 72 e@ee Loveland is now selling hie famous bread at five centa a loaf at the Popular Bakery, Try it and you will al: waye buy it, tf —————— INCORPORATED. Articles Filed By The Trout Creek Ice Com~ pany Today. Articles of incorporation of the Trout Oreek Ice Company has been filed with the County Clerk of Nevada county. The papers, which were filed today, give the following particulasa; Tbe company incorporates with a capital stoek of' $50,000, at the par value of $1.00 per share. The principal place of business will be at Truckee. All of the fifty thousand shares represented in the capital stock h@ze been subscribed for, as follows: Mrs. James E. Henry, 49,988 shares; W. M. Henry, five shares; Jas. E. Heary, five shares; Geo. H. Dougherty, one share;.W. O. Boswell, one share, All are residents of Truckee. The purposes for which the company is organized are to'own, sell, buy, hypothecate and otherwise handle all kinds of\real and personal property. New Attractions. Manager Jacobs of the Nevada Theater has two good attractions billed for detes between now and the end cf the month, The first, ‘‘An Eye on Hubby,” ie, as the title suggests, full of fan. It will be preseated on next’ Tuesday evening, the 24th. “Tha Dairy Farm,” wnich had an unprecedented ron at the Alcazar Theater in San Francisco, will be produced here on Monday evening, the 30th. It is one of the most comical plays ever written. The company coming here is highly spoken of by both press and public, and the very successful engagement played in the metropolis proves beyond a doubt that the organization is one of merit. e@o-Applied For Letters Mrs. Sarah A, Axford today filed with County Olerk Arbogast a petition asking for letters of administration on the estate of her deceased husband, Joseph Axford. The estate consists of a $2,000 policy in the United Workmen Lodge, which is left to his son, Joseph Axford, a minor, A. D. Magon is the attorney, Appointed Trustee. The first meeting of the creditors of the late firm of Snell & Fleming was held today. Bankruptcy Commissioner O. D. Harvey who arrived here last night was present and presided over the business transacted. LL. A, Garthe was appointed trustee. Living up to a name ie a difficult and a great achievement. Making a new one is greater. “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made anew name so long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. DOWATION DAT. Postponed On Account of the Weather Proying Unpropitious. . Donation Day, which was to have been observed tomorrow, was today postponed by the Ladies’ Benevolent Society, on account of the unfavorable condition of the weather. : Next Satarday the ladies will again meet and anpvounce a date, to be decided upon at that time. Weather Report. Txurspay, November 19th. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau: of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco: Tonight rain. Friday, rain.Name¢ Appraisers. In the Supérior Court today an order was made appointing the following appraisers in the estate of Carl F. Schwartz, deceased: J. J. Hanley, 8, W. Marsh, Mose O'Connor. Trusices Tonight. The regular monthly meeting of the Oity Trustees will be held this evening. Oonsgiderable business is to be transacted, Snap Shots. The products of Alaska in the last 000,000, As we paid Russia but $7,200,000 for the territory we may be proud of our bargain, Turkey must not forget that this country is in no way hampered by the fear of disturbing the European concert, If the Salvation army returns safely from Kentucky, it might be induced to start a campaign in Macedonia. The people of Cuba seem to be very indifferent about the extra session of Congress, which is supposed to be doing something that will benefit them. Would Obristian Scientists be safe in Mecedonia ? Alaskans have petitioned Congress to build a new jail at Nome. This is another indication of the progress of the territory. Edward the Seventh hss reminded the English people that a King has something to say in the formation of his Cabinet. Proceedings are to be commenced ageinst the baby-carriage trust, We imagine President Roosevelt and exPresident Cleveland will both heartily approve of the movement, Stee maininibieinmensstaa a! to gee, F C, 6. PORTER, Manager. Etouses ana Froome Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, ' If you want to buy, rent or sell, Nevada County FX eal Estate Exchange we are the people R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. (ae sa BEADY nave for went MOMSY BY MAIL. a ohgetia eace ) business Ww rox live. R) write fer sos . Wo. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they — : seinianaahiosinns of a par value of One Dollar Hach Have been set aside to be eold at oue gravel depositethe stock at th value of the stodk ope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists Will be found in the ney of the company, . The atoek of thiecompany ie Ewall and ander an expreas should any such ever be incurred. The Phelps Hill Development Co. ia now fully organized and is ready to iseue stock to all subscribers for the same. Two HMundred Thousand Shares have been placed in the Treasury of the the sale of thie Stock will be expended in working and developing the property of the Company, A Limited Number of Shares G0, cents per share. When this allotmeent has atook will be advanced, In the Seinen. of the managers and of leading experts of are mixed properly. Company. Ali the proceeds from been sold the price of the both timber and aurifer8 price is a fine ln and a safe and choice investment. he managers oop ms gr the company te pay in d videads not less than 12 per cent per annum on par an Nevada Qounty Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attorPaid and Non-Assessable vision in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company All desiring etock tn thie company will please apply to any one of the places above named, or to . GQ, R. QUACKENBUSH, ‘Secretary, Nevada City, Cal.Si a Se The Good Old Summer time has passed WOODPECKER CIGAR. is here to stay ~ —made by— GIF F” 66 This year. We have all the leading styles and all sizes thirty years have amounted to $162,-. . LADIES—Now is the time to [ t Ry, get your Coat. Come to us \se while we have a full stock, “ and let us fit you ry Price $5.00 Up Maher & Co., Nevada City COCOA DOOR MATS * Now IS THE TIME YOU NEED THEM. We have them for 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $2 according to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. q * Ke , Commercial Street: CH Brayton, Phone 395., 4 GREAT GUNS! . But These Prices Are Low! 22 Oalibre Rifles 22 “ «“ 2 “ “a 5 00, 25-85 “ Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 18 50.) 80 80 * «6 a « =618 50: 40 “ . 6 15 25 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gan, Hunter's leggings London twiet ..... Hunter’s belts. Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun Damascus twist 40 00 Ms SPO eer es seesee WOR RNOKAOK NOK eee ee pee eseses Eclipse Shot Gun .... vee $17 Davenport Shot Gun.. Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 100 Winchester Leader paper shot shells. 1 25 Winchester brass shot shoils. 1 25 “ CT . )’ ae td bed La wee eo oe gun cases... HONG cieccreue. soso VORB iii es cakes. cece COMM bcs esi aces 1,00 to 2 50 ee We carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—t1o, 12 and 16 gauge—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupont Smokeless Shells. — Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET. NEV ADA CITY ahieemenienisisinen More Stylish Hats We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats 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, Commercial Street. Winchester Take Down Repeating Shot Gun 19 00 te) ee ee ee That Stale, Flavorless. Ready-Ground Package ffee, and try a pound 9. 8 Be OO OO 8 eee 8 of Caylor’s 25 Cont coe Aa ily Coffee Roasted Daily, ‘Ground to order, with or without chicory. Al 8 crisp and aromation Taylor’s Tea and Coffes House N. S, of Md. , Broad Street, Nevada City, AVE YOU seen our new_ est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is a beauty — elegantly engraved witb profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, eto. Also be sure and see our other designs, including . Yeovada County Scenic Spoons lone Pine Spoons Courthouse Spoons C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, . Nevada Otiy 1,js over from Dutch Fi son came down from on bis way to Grass . Lelter returned today ! ‘tan Francisco. wonio Malloy returned from San Francisco, W p visiting. njent Howard reta ‘ay to Sponceville, go A. Nibell left thie m Francisco on & visi »lcame down from is) eoing on bis way to »game down from D ugdey and left for San E morning. ie sald and son of N iarrived here last eve ‘mancisco and this mor ip their home. iy down from Granitevil Bell came down from day en roate to Aubur yy is here from San I ithrop and La. Moore is Washington. ferta and wife are here a visit. 48. Bevens returned North Bloomfield. itnoeseky arrived here ais down from Wasl saver is here from is down from Gra pisdown from North BI Burnie returned last « hn Francisco, elle of Downieville ar: ming from Son Fran morning proceeded to ty home, tharkey arrived here bTrackee, Bree of Grass Valley fmavisit to her daug Morgan. Dawe and daughter ly for Alameda, where the winter. Mrs. I oor health, goes in the bge will benefit her, Aelly of Marysville w ht. tomas is confined t Gallagher arrived from San Franciscc atives, ool Superintendent ferday paid a visit t Ready school. R. Isbister arrived mi Bakerstield and lef ber home at Sweetla * came down from ] evening. low, who has bee blast two years, ar it on his way to bi Mimbia Hill. Mion and James Eb Rieveral months pas pivening, “echer, the well k Pengineer, who has the barriers on the town last night. Penrose of North BI Murned from a vi: by, State “Bankr wt, wes an arrival. evening. : *) returned last ev trip to the Bay, Wougall, a well k ot Alleghany, will phine Finane of ] Y Superintendent . Public schools, ii has returned fro 0 Rafael, where bh “ on the North = P’ years, 1900 ‘was an almost ‘top of the best Schilling’s Best me to United St Stedder; not n sot nearly so ' Best has ab "one best sort, y “%St~—we'd rather ‘Year or two of : alwayes

NEVADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ee A TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Oyfen, =~ + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, fs . Delivered toany part uf the city. —— 12 1o2¢ Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City coteecsocceveceves-NOVOmbDOr 19, 1903 THE SLEEPLESS LE OF OUR CITY BRETHREN HILE as a people we Americans would be quick to resent any imputation that we are a race of weak~ lings, it is unquestionably true that there is something about us which keeps medical experts continually busy trying to diagnose the national disease. Some say we area race of dyspeptics and others say we are a nervous, high strung breed of gamblers who are going mad. There are various other primary theories as to what is the matter with us, and then there are secondary theories put forth to sustain the originals. The latest doctrine is that as a people we do not sleep _ enough. It is even intimated that in most of our cities a _ large number of persons do not get any genuine sleep at all, for the rattle and bang, the jar and the whirr, going on day and night, reach the bedrooms of the masses and by disturbing the nerves prevent thorough restfulness even when sleep is soundest. It is alleged that the increase of insanity and of various kinds of mania is due mainly to the lack of good and sufficient sleep. One authority asserts thst unless in some way . a stop can be put to the increasing noisiness of our cities the people will eventually become a nation of lunatics, or at least approximate it to such an extent that our lunatic asylums will become the most important of our state structures, and prudent legislators will be liberal in appropriations for them because each will perceive that he himself may be ere long removed from the capitol to the asylum amid the applause of taxpayers, It is strange that any well educated race of people should have to be advised to sleep more. One would suppose that every man and woman of culture would understand the benefits of late sleeping and practice it to the fullest extent possible. The experts who are crying out against city people for their lack of Sleep say they are living an unnatural life, which is probably true. Still the average American will hesitate to believe that his fellow-countrymen are as sleepless and insane a lot as the experts declare. We live longer than our fathers. Infant mortality has diminished greatly in the last fifty years. Many diseases have been well nigh eradicated or rendered comparatively harmless, Our noisy{cities are healthier than were the quieter cities of old, and if people do not sleep quite enough it would seem that their ancestors must have slept altogether too much, for the present generation have improved upon their conditions. When all is said, , however, it-will do no one any harm to follow the advice of ~ the new teachers and sleep as much as one can; for there are many men who are better citizens when asleep than at any time. Here in our peaceful city in the Sierra Nevadas our people are doubly blessed in the enjoyment of that great boon— restful and sufficient sleep, which fact doubtless accounts for the contented, happy and youthful appearance of all onr people. And this is one reason why our citizens feel exceedingly grateful and for which they will render special thanksgiving one week from today. Miners’ Association The Miners’ Association in convention yesterday at San Francisco discuesed the bydraulic question, when the report of the committee on resolutions was presented. The report condemned the action of the Anti-Debris Association in institating suits against holders of hydrulic mining licenses. Grove L. Johnson, as the representative of the Chamber of Commerce, endeavored to have that section of the report etricken out, Oonsiderable discussion followed, and William Nieholls Jr., of Dutch Flat, stated that Truckee News. From yesterday’s Republican, Deputy Constable Ocker arrested a crazy man Saturday afternoon. His name is James Williame and he is a Prominent grocer of Chicago, Mr, Williams was en route to his home from a trip to some of the Western cities and the high altitude of the mountains unbalanced him mentally, When the train arrived here he jumped off minus his shoes, hat and shoes, and was wandering about town when the Constable took bim in charge. He is the Anti-Debris Association is not honest in its intentions, and ‘that it had by every means tried to bring trouble to the small miner, while overlooking the larger one. No single miner could successfully fight the opposing forces, and he urged the Asso ciation to back up every assailed individual, for the time would come when others beside the hydraulickers would be called to defend themselvee on the question of the disposal of the debris. The convention unanimously voted in favor of the committee’s report, and also adopted a resolution urging appropriations amounting to $1,000,000 to extend the work of building restraining dams. Took Fright. Late yesterday afternoon a saddle -horse belonging to Griese) Brothers took fright from a passing automo. bile while the animal was ttanding in front of the butcher shop. The horse made a dash up Oommercia) at present confined in the town jail, but will be taken to Nevada City for examination. Williams seems to be laboring under the hallucination that some one is trying to kill him. Jobn Brook, an old resident of thie section, was found ina starving condition Tuesday morning in his cabin near town by railroad employee, He was sick and hed teen in a critical condition for several days aud was unable to assist himself and bat for his timely discovery would have probably died in a very few hours. The boys, after waiting on him and leaving some food, reported his case in town. He was brought in and taken to the jail, bat will be sent to the hospital at Nevada Oity for treatment. Supervisor W. H. Martin has had @ force of men engaged in repairing the county road.at Gold Flat, near the Obinese gardens. The recent washout there necessitated considerable work te put that part of the road in street, but was soon headed off. good repair, which has now been done. Spec Dipatches to Trait CHICAGO STRINE STILL ON. Arbitration Measures Are Unsuccessful So Far. CxIcaco, Nov, 19—Mayor Harrison has made the announcement that all efforts to secure arbitration between the Chicago City Railroad and the striking employes have failed, A renewal of hostilities followed the announcement. Sixty teamsters employed by one company quit work. The Teamsters Union threathens to prevent the delivery of coal and other supplies. Five cars were started on Halstead Avenue this morning. Service has been continued on three other lines. Police details acccompany each car, bnt no serious trouble has occurred. CARRIE NATION AGAR She Created a Sensational Scene at the White House. WASHINGTON, November 19—Mrs. Carrie Nation has again distinguished herself, She created a sensational scene at the White house this morning. She demanded to see the President, and became violent and was arrested, When she was being taken away by two officers she kept shouting at the top of her voice, Critealiy Wil. . Bad Sidewalks. . Wiltiem Vive; chs of the moat The sidewalks in several parte of widely known and proficient black-. town are sadly in repair, and if a litsmiths in the northern counties, lies at} tle work ie not done in that direction the residence of Mra, Lou Hmmone on. goon accidents will surely befall peCoyote street dangerously fll, Mr. . destrians, especially on dark nights. Barton, who is @ pioneer resident of . The walk across Jersey ravine on East this city, 18 suffering from the ravages . Broad street is in a very dilapidated of consumption, and although every-. gondition, and is the source of cons thing is being done to stay the pro: . siderable complaint, gress of the wasting disense, yet it is feared he cannot long survive its devastating Influence, Pointed Paragraphs Pessimiets thrive on disappointmente, —— rs a The Rainfall. The fall as recorded up. to nine o’olock thie morning is as follows: Rainfail November 18th and 19th. 0.82 Since the first of present month.. 8,82 For the season Peer eres eeerserccee Love Is the only sure cure for feminine coquetry, Dishonesty hae passed the outside limit when a man cheate at solitaire. ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam, For Oroup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs. 250, 60c. Druggiets. Probably the mule kioks because his owner does'nt use a steam plow, Take your meals regularly, Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Kdge Whisky” regularly and you can see the world with approving eyes— and it will approve of you. A man’s happiness may depend upon the load he ia capable of carrying, A quiet little game is one tn which money does nearly all the talking. —e— England may be the mother country but the United States seema to be the}. father-in-law country, At Hotel Antlers. knowe bow to kisa unlesa he has it direct from her own lipa, ‘COMMENOING Thursday. Evening And continuing every evening until farther notice, @@™ if you want-a fine Turkey call around and take a chance, GOO Gold Emblem Pin Lost. A Red Men’s gold emblem pin bas been lost, The fluder will please re tarn toJ, J, Jaokeon, at the Beehive grocery store, nOetf a 72 e@ee Loveland is now selling hie famous bread at five centa a loaf at the Popular Bakery, Try it and you will al: waye buy it, tf —————— INCORPORATED. Articles Filed By The Trout Creek Ice Com~ pany Today. Articles of incorporation of the Trout Oreek Ice Company has been filed with the County Clerk of Nevada county. The papers, which were filed today, give the following particulasa; Tbe company incorporates with a capital stoek of' $50,000, at the par value of $1.00 per share. The principal place of business will be at Truckee. All of the fifty thousand shares represented in the capital stock h@ze been subscribed for, as follows: Mrs. James E. Henry, 49,988 shares; W. M. Henry, five shares; Jas. E. Heary, five shares; Geo. H. Dougherty, one share;.W. O. Boswell, one share, All are residents of Truckee. The purposes for which the company is organized are to'own, sell, buy, hypothecate and otherwise handle all kinds of\real and personal property. New Attractions. Manager Jacobs of the Nevada Theater has two good attractions billed for detes between now and the end cf the month, The first, ‘‘An Eye on Hubby,” ie, as the title suggests, full of fan. It will be preseated on next’ Tuesday evening, the 24th. “Tha Dairy Farm,” wnich had an unprecedented ron at the Alcazar Theater in San Francisco, will be produced here on Monday evening, the 30th. It is one of the most comical plays ever written. The company coming here is highly spoken of by both press and public, and the very successful engagement played in the metropolis proves beyond a doubt that the organization is one of merit. e@o-Applied For Letters Mrs. Sarah A, Axford today filed with County Olerk Arbogast a petition asking for letters of administration on the estate of her deceased husband, Joseph Axford. The estate consists of a $2,000 policy in the United Workmen Lodge, which is left to his son, Joseph Axford, a minor, A. D. Magon is the attorney, Appointed Trustee. The first meeting of the creditors of the late firm of Snell & Fleming was held today. Bankruptcy Commissioner O. D. Harvey who arrived here last night was present and presided over the business transacted. LL. A, Garthe was appointed trustee. Living up to a name ie a difficult and a great achievement. Making a new one is greater. “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made anew name so long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. DOWATION DAT. Postponed On Account of the Weather Proying Unpropitious. . Donation Day, which was to have been observed tomorrow, was today postponed by the Ladies’ Benevolent Society, on account of the unfavorable condition of the weather. : Next Satarday the ladies will again meet and anpvounce a date, to be decided upon at that time. Weather Report. Txurspay, November 19th. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau: of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco: Tonight rain. Friday, rain.Name¢ Appraisers. In the Supérior Court today an order was made appointing the following appraisers in the estate of Carl F. Schwartz, deceased: J. J. Hanley, 8, W. Marsh, Mose O'Connor. Trusices Tonight. The regular monthly meeting of the Oity Trustees will be held this

evening. Oonsgiderable business is to be transacted, Snap Shots. The products of Alaska in the last 000,000, As we paid Russia but $7,200,000 for the territory we may be proud of our bargain, Turkey must not forget that this country is in no way hampered by the fear of disturbing the European concert, If the Salvation army returns safely from Kentucky, it might be induced to start a campaign in Macedonia. The people of Cuba seem to be very indifferent about the extra session of Congress, which is supposed to be doing something that will benefit them. Would Obristian Scientists be safe in Mecedonia ? Alaskans have petitioned Congress to build a new jail at Nome. This is another indication of the progress of the territory. Edward the Seventh hss reminded the English people that a King has something to say in the formation of his Cabinet. Proceedings are to be commenced ageinst the baby-carriage trust, We imagine President Roosevelt and exPresident Cleveland will both heartily approve of the movement, Stee maininibieinmensstaa a! to gee, F C, 6. PORTER, Manager. Etouses ana Froome Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, ' If you want to buy, rent or sell, Nevada County FX eal Estate Exchange we are the people R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. (ae sa BEADY nave for went MOMSY BY MAIL. a ohgetia eace ) business Ww rox live. R) write fer sos . Wo. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they — : seinianaahiosinns of a par value of One Dollar Hach Have been set aside to be eold at oue gravel depositethe stock at th value of the stodk ope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists Will be found in the ney of the company, . The atoek of thiecompany ie Ewall and ander an expreas should any such ever be incurred. The Phelps Hill Development Co. ia now fully organized and is ready to iseue stock to all subscribers for the same. Two HMundred Thousand Shares have been placed in the Treasury of the the sale of thie Stock will be expended in working and developing the property of the Company, A Limited Number of Shares G0, cents per share. When this allotmeent has atook will be advanced, In the Seinen. of the managers and of leading experts of are mixed properly. Company. Ali the proceeds from been sold the price of the both timber and aurifer8 price is a fine ln and a safe and choice investment. he managers oop ms gr the company te pay in d videads not less than 12 per cent per annum on par an Nevada Qounty Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, Simonds, the attorPaid and Non-Assessable vision in the charter no stockholder can be made liable for the debts of the company All desiring etock tn thie company will please apply to any one of the places above named, or to . GQ, R. QUACKENBUSH, ‘Secretary, Nevada City, Cal.Si a Se The Good Old Summer time has passed WOODPECKER CIGAR.. is here to stay ~ —made by— GIF F” 66 This year. We have all the leading styles and all sizes thirty years have amounted to $162,-. . LADIES—Now is the time to [ t Ry, get your Coat. Come to us \se while we have a full stock, “ and let us fit you ry Price $5.00 Up Maher & Co., Nevada City COCOA DOOR MATS * Now IS THE TIME YOU NEED THEM. We have them for 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $2 according to size and quality. Call in and see them and get you pick. q * Ke , Commercial Street: CH Brayton, Phone 395.., 4 GREAT GUNS! . But These Prices Are Low! 22 Oalibre Rifles 22 “ «“ 2 “ “a 5 00, 25-85 “ Winchester Rep’t’g rifles 18 50.) 80 80 * «6 a « =618 50: 40 “ . 6 15 25 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gan, Hunter's leggings London twiet ......... Hunter’s belts. Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun Damascus twist 40 00 Ms SPO eer es seesee WOR RNOKAOK NOK eee ee pee eseses Eclipse Shot Gun ....... vee $17 Davenport Shot Gun.... Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 100 Winchester Leader paper shot shells. 1 25 Winchester brass shot shoils.. 1 25 “ CT . )’ ae td bed La wee eo oe gun cases..... HONG cieccreue. soso VORB iii es cakes.. cece COMM bcs esi aces 1,00 to 2 50 ee We carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—t1o, 12 and 16 gauge—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupont Smokeless Shells. — Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET. NEV ADA CITY ahieemenienisisinen More Stylish Hats We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats 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, Commercial Street. Winchester Take Down Repeating Shot Gun 19 00 te) ee ee ee That Stale, Flavorless. Ready-Ground Package ffee, and try a pound 9. 8 Be OO OO 8 eee 8 of Caylor’s 25 Cont coe Aa ily Coffee Roasted Daily, ‘Ground to order, with or without chicory. Al 8 crisp and aromation Taylor’s Tea and Coffes House N. S, of Md. , Broad Street, Nevada City, AVE YOU seen our new_ est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is a beauty — elegantly engraved witb profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, eto. Also be sure and see our other designs, including . Yeovada County Scenic Spoons lone Pine Spoons Courthouse Spoons C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, . Nevada Otiy 1,js over from Dutch Fi son came down from on bis way to Grass . Lelter returned today ! ‘tan Francisco. wonio Malloy returned from San Francisco, W p visiting. njent Howard reta ‘ay to Sponceville, go A. Nibell left thie m Francisco on & visi »lcame down from is) eoing on bis way to »game down from D ugdey and left for San E morning. ie sald and son of N iarrived here last eve ‘mancisco and this mor ip their home. iy down from Granitevil Bell came down from day en roate to Aubur yy is here from San I ithrop and La. Moore is Washington. ferta and wife are here a visit. 48. Bevens returned North Bloomfield. itnoeseky arrived here ais down from Wasl saver is here from is down from Gra pisdown from North BI Burnie returned last « hn Francisco, elle of Downieville ar: ming from Son Fran morning proceeded to ty home, tharkey arrived here bTrackee, Bree of Grass Valley fmavisit to her daug Morgan. Dawe and daughter ly for Alameda, where the winter. Mrs. I oor health, goes in the bge will benefit her, Aelly of Marysville w ht. tomas is confined t Gallagher arrived from San Franciscc atives, ool Superintendent ferday paid a visit t Ready school. R. Isbister arrived mi Bakerstield and lef ber home at Sweetla * came down from ] evening. low, who has bee blast two years, ar it on his way to bi Mimbia Hill. Mion and James Eb Rieveral months pas pivening, “echer, the well k Pengineer, who has the barriers on the town last night. Penrose of North BI Murned from a vi: by, State “Bankr wt, wes an arrival. evening. : *) returned last ev trip to the Bay, Wougall, a well k ot Alleghany, will phine Finane of ] Y Superintendent . Public schools, ii has returned fro 0 Rafael, where bh “ on the North = P’ years, 1900 ‘was an almost ‘top of the best Schilling’s Best me to United St Stedder; not n sot nearly so ' Best has ab "one best sort, y “%St~—we'd rather ‘Year or two of : alwayes