November 20, 1903 (4 pages)

_ NEvADA Bri Dan TRaNscriPT. ( NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor, cae TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION SyTah, $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ° ‘Delivered to any part uf the city. Issued ald ries Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City PRIORY; -— WHEN A MAN IS DOWN EVERYBODY KICKS HIM “HERE is something of the snob and something of the ingrate in human nature, and when a man loses money and position he loses most of his friends, Why this shonld be it is hard to say, and that it should not be is easy to prove; but that it is, is a fact. A friend in adversity is as rare as he is valuable; So long as a man is prosperous, respected and out of trouble he may have any number of friends. . They will come to every feast he’ spreads, as they.were to the feasts of Timon, and they will speak “his praises in every quarter. They will slap him on the back. fora jolly fellow and will rally rouud him if he goes into politics, business or society. They will give feasts in his homor, too, and will spend their means in surfeiting him who, has already enough. But let him lose his money ‘and his grip on life and he will stretch out his hands in vain for help. The jovial blades who dined so often at his table will put their hands over pockets when he appeals for a loan, and after the first borrowing visit will be‘out when he calls. The pleasant ladies who tead and luncheoned and visited his wife in his days of success will fail to see her in his time of distress. Not only will his friends decline to boost a falling man, but as soon as he reels backward they will give him a push downward, and when he : is down they will kick him. If he applies for a position and gives the names of any of his friends for reference, the friends, when applied to, will damn him with a sour, ill-favored recommendation. Failure is the unpardonable sin, and the man who has failed becomes, practically, an outcast, On the other hand, the man who has succeeded, no matter by what means, will be admired. This instinctive respect for the successful man and dis regard of the man who has failed seems to be a patt of the human make-up. Everybody feels it in some degree. Ifa well-fed; thriving man in a frock coat and tall hat, carrying a cane walks into an office whére he is unknown, he will be treated with courtesy and deference, whereas a shabby, needy looking man is sure of being treated with familiarity if not. with disdain, Even the best of us will betray this instinct in small ways, for it is bred in the bone of the human race. We will show a rich man to the door 4nd will keep our seat when a poor man goes out. our ante-room and will have a rich man ushered in ahead of him. Let any man who doubts his weakness in this regard ask himself whether he would show as much attention to an applicant for employment as he would show to J. Pierpont Morgan. The instinct is bred'in the bone of the human race. And yet—not to end too cynically—there is such a thing asa friend in adversity. He. is one out of a hundred and he is sometimes not the one on whom the most reliance was placed or from whom much could be expected, but he does exist. Once having found him out, grapple him with hooks of steel, for no man in his lifetime ever has. more than two or three such friends. Personal Noles. 12 1-2c Per Week sncveces. NOVember 20, 1903 Peete OMOR EMER R BeBe neeereees Died'From Caneer. » We will hold a_ poor man waiting in. ’ Captain J. W. Morrell, J. H. Patterson and A. R. Rodman, who are interested in the Balsam Flat gravel mine near Alleghany, arrived here last night from San Jose, en route to that property. Mrs. E. De Bat of Lost Hill continues quite ill. The young child of Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Armstrong 1s.ill, Frank A. Briggs of San Francisco arrived on last evening’s train and went to Washington today, Superintendent Joseph Underwood of the Omege mine arrived here ‘this morning from Sen Francisco, en route to the property. P. J. O'Dea of San Francisco came in the morning train. Misses May. and Edna Wetmore arrived here here today from North Bloomfield on their. way to Clayton. Mrs. Oampbell came. down from ‘North Bloomfield today on her way below, J. McErskill was an arrival from North Bloomfield today. Mre. D. Olymo was bere today from North Bloomfield on her way to the metropolis. H. Wylie is here from Maga}. Batte county. George K,. Grant of Rochester, New York, is bere on a business trip. R. Scherberg of San Francisco is here on a business trip, J.L, Hippert is down from Bowman Dam. B. B. Lovell is here from Sacramento. Dr, M. A. Preston, assistant cashier at the Oitizens Bank, and Frank Aumer, the pioneer cattle man, are on the sick list, Michael MoOabe, an inmate of the Oounty Hospital for about two months past, died at that invatitution this morniog. He came to the hospita) from Trackee, suffering from cancer of the liver, and up to the time of his death passed through agonizing pain, due to that dreadfal consuming dicease, coupled with yellow jaundice. Deceased was a native of Boston, Maseachueetts, and was aged. about 88 years. Bob in Contempt. 14S Robert 0. Mitchell, the jovial general agent of the New York Life Insurance’ Company, who is well and favorably known. here, has been cited to appear for contempt in Judge Fritz’ court in San Francisco. ‘‘Bob,” as bis frieuds are wont to call him, failed to appear in court and prosecute Myles Baird on a charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon, It will be remembered that young Baird compellei Mr. Mitchell todrink in a saloon against his will, and displayed a revolver. The latter thought it better to obey than have apy trouble take place. A few days after thet “Bob” swore. to a complaint in the police court against the young man. The case has been postponed a number of times, and in order to settle the affair the Judge bad an attachment iesued for “Bob’s” arrest. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverhge strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made ‘from tf é Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. His Nerve Did Not Fail Him ‘to the Last. CHEYENNE, Wyo., November 20.—Tom Horn, who was convicted of the mnrder of William Nickell, was hanged here at eleven o’clock today. No attempt to rescne him was made, threaths to that effect notwithstanding. He made no confession, and had nothing to say on the scaffold. He pos— sessed his nerve to the last. SHOT THIS MORNING Peter Mortensen Slayer of James Hay Pays the Death Penalty. Savr Lax, November 20— Peter Mortensen, the slayer of James Hay, was shot to death at eleveu o’clock this morning. ae Mortensen maintained his courage to the end: He was killed instantly, and asserted his innocence in his final moments, Grand Lunch —at—HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL. Saturday Evening November 21, 1903, Inquest Tonight. The inquest concerning the cad accident that caused the death of little Zaccariah ,@uenza at Blue Tent yesterday morning will be held at sevon o'clock this evening. The inquisition will merely be held in order to come ply with the law, as the lamentable affair was purely accidentally. Weather Report. Fryar, November 2t0h. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Frane.sco: Tonight rain. Saturday, rain. WEIN TW ‘ Young Onions Celery Potato Salad Enmayonnaice Vienna Sausage, Sauerkraut Stewed Beef Spanish Cold Corn Beef Baked Pork and Beans Beef Roll, Horseradish Sauce Rye Bread Wheat Bread You all are most cordially invited to this feast, which is free to all. Paul Schoen Coming. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, coutains no marcotics or stupefying drugs. 25c,650c. Druggists. == Biliousness “J have used your valuable CASCAs+ BETS and find them perfect, Couldn't do without them. I have used them forsome time for indigestion and biliousness and am now comletely cured. Recommend them. to every one, meme . Boos tried, you will never be’ without them in the family.” Epw. A. MARX, Albany, N. ¥. arrive here on November Leave orders at W. D. store. 26th. Vinton’s drug nl16-td ee -__—. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, andthe head ache is gone. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent, & Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will-— They cure neuralgia For a good cool, sharp glass of beer oall at Wm, Harry’s saloon Priced ots REACHED Chicago City Railway .Co. and Strikers Place Matter in Hands of Committee. Darrow, who will represent the be made, Curicaco, November 20.—An agreement was reached between the city railway company and strikers whereby the settlement of the strike was placed in the hands of Clarence who will do likewise for the tailway company. They immediately went into conference. was given out that an important announcement would soon strikers, and Colonel. Bliss The report DATE SET FOR BAZAR Ladies Aid Society Ar“Pange for a Notable Event. 1 Ata meeting of the Ladies Aid So-: ciety of the Methodist church, held yesterday afternoon, it was decided to hold the proposed church. bazaar, which has been in contemplation for sometime, on December lst and 24, at the Masonic banquet hall. _ The ladies of this sdciety have been hard at work for some time, preparing for this coming event, and are still, actively engaged in planning for attractive features, both new and novel, which are sure to please. The Ladies’ Aid Society have earned an enviable reputation for the excellent public entertainments which they have given from time to time, and the coming event will be no exception to the rule, : Fall details concerning the bazaar will be announced in a few days. eRe > Instruction In Silk Embroidery All ladies desiring instructions in artistic silk embroidery should call on Mrs. Jas. Oairns, at her residence in the Transcript Block, where samples can be seen and rates ascertained. A number of choice embroidery pieces, suitable for nice Ohristmas gifts, are offered for sale. They may be seen in the show window of Jas. Osirns’ saddlery establishment tomorrow night. “PTOPs THE COUGH * Adams’ irish [loss Cough Balsam. Cures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all druggists. “Tmind became unbalanced, FASTERN NOVELTIES) Moore, the Photographer, Has a Splendid Line of Work. Ed Moore, the artist-photographer, has been busy unpacking nearly a car load of framed pictures for the holiday trade; also picture frames and mouldings. As these consist of the latest Eastern novelties and are unquestionably very pretty and appropriate gifts many people will avail themselves of the opportunity to purchase during the coming holidays, Those beautiful works of photo art, true to life, of which you have seen and heard so mach about, are still being turned out by Moore, and a visit to his studio will ‘convince you more fally of the excellent and high-class work that is made a specialty of, From Truckee. Deputy Constable Ocker arrived today from Truckee have John Brook and James Williams in charge. Brook is an old residents of Truckee, or its vicinity, and was found in a starving condition a few days ago. He was unable to assist himeelf, and his timely discovery saved his life. He has been taken to the County Hospital. Willams is sald to be a prominent grocer of Chicago. He wae en route to his home from a visit to the coast cities, and upon reaching Truckee bis When the train arrived there he jumped off without any shoes, hat or coat. He was wandering sround when an officer took bim in charge. He will be Guaranteed 250, 50c. examined: before Judge Nilon. If you want to buy, rent to see, CANDY CATHARTIC : TRADE MARK REGISTERED TURKEY RAFT At Hotel Antlers. COMMENOING Thursday Evening Pleasant. Paiatabie. Povent, Waste Good. Do Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 20¢, 0c. eo. CURE CONSTIPATION. . Sterling Remedy Company, Chieago, Montreal. New York, 321 MO-TO-BAC Sic ss*cuneE eA aR Relieves Kid ney & Bladder N 3 troubles at once, SAN TAL 48 Heures M DN i — further notice. around ard take a chance, And continuing every evening until Om If you want a fine Turkey call c.'B. PORTER, Manager. E=ouses ana Feoomes Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, Nevada County Real Estate Exchange or "sell, we are the People: R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. LADIES—Now is the time: to : get your Coat. Come tous while we have a full stock This year. We have all the leading styles sat all sizeg Maher & Co. ws me COCOA DO No. IS THE TIME you NEED ‘N THEM. We have them for x 5Oc, 7e, $1 $1. 25, $2 » according to size and dhelltgs: Call in and see them and get you pick. 7 NOOIOIIOOIOK C. Commercial JS. treg 7, Brayton, Semmersie GREAT G But These Prices Are Lo iil Eelipss Shot Gun . Davenport Shot Gan.. Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 100. Winchester Leader paper shot shells...... 1 26 Winchester brass shot shoils. 1 22 Oalibre Rifles 93 “ “ 22s Ms cat Seta 25-85. * Wisaheetes Rop't’g rifles 13. 50 80 80 ** “ ri 18 60 40 82 “ “ “ . ~ 15 95 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun, Hunter's leggings London twist. Hanter’s belts Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun. . a Damascus twist,.... 40 00 L. C. Smith Shot Gan.. 0° 5 “ Winchester Take Down RepeatEing Shot Gun. 19 00 feb sees nsese es $171 ee er see a gun cases... DOC iciisets.5 .8NO edevts 2. occ o as e's ees oe ei 1,00 to 2 Ke we carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—r 12 and 16 gange—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupo Smokeless Shells. . Turner & Hadley Compan PINE STREET -%. NEVADA CI More Stylish Ha Bat 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 aré unusually low. Call in and let us suit you witha ‘hat ‘of “the latest fashion. . . . Commercial Street. BRADY MONEY BY MAIL. ave) © modest t buslaeen of borrew reason: joeitt Sit care ope ae Sheets te race ; Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, inakes a Specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. The managers fully expect the company to pay value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists in divid ney of the company. The stock of thiscompany ie E’'wll Paid a and under an express provision in the charter no ato should any such ever be incurred. ("The Phelps Hill Ser Co. is now fully organized aud is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. ; Two Hundred Thousand Shares © of a par value of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the Company: All the proceeds hom the sale of this Stock will be expended in working and developing the property of the Oo! A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 60 cents per share: When thie allotmeent has been sold the price of the stock will be advanced, In the optnion.of the‘managere end of: leading experts of both timber and auriferous gravel depositethe stock at this price is a fine. gecgeis and a safe and*choice investment, mpany. jeads not less than 12 per cent os annum on par ¥ Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the Oittenas Bank and in the office of: P. F, Simonds, the attor— . Non-Assessable holder can be made lable for the debts of the company All desiring etock in this company ‘will ‘please apply to any one of the places above named, orto .: S . _ ©. BR, QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal. \WOODPECKER —— The Good Old Summer time has passed “) —But the— CIGAR. ( is here tostayr) —made by— = “GIFRF” MRS. L. LUBECK, TOD DRGThat Panle, F Flavoriess, "est attraction to our eced an ere ‘stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is 4 OR es Vas oars oe beauty — elegantly engraved Gaylor’s a () Cont we Beg profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, etc. Also be sure = aise Loup designs, inMoved hice Seenie Spe : ELone Pine Spoons Roasted Dally. Ground pa ole wi with. Courthouse Spoons chicory. sp crap and aromaite on ws o ao / _N. S. of Md,750&8 € ilo, labor, + oe qransCRh ———— phoneHus 1 Das Holt ueresting D sTast Night. f° ‘qrastees met in re jeening and much sgngactedlleotor Hugh Maret month’s water colle . 4 Shearer reported ‘, month fifteen liqu old, amounting to Heenses, $20; two © re taxee, $00; total, $415 sh requested the Bor pipe from the cor 4 Pine streets to Deer the old wooden V-flu jsarface water; L. Pi sher rail should be © Gold Run bridge fo nd Charles Odgers of N m4 to connect & half-in i lor operating a woo », The first two o iedto the street com Haiter to the water com Yiate action. {donated the Bene To offset this M Standard Asphalt ied the city the amot “nee As Mr. K og to him from the . y hit $14 90. The St fompany offered to { pith an aspbaltum repal The proposition. ¥ Nhe street committee — munication the Boa attend the annual Le Municipalities, whic Stockton on Decemt ith, No action was wt Superintendent ' ito Ent up sign boards « ies of Pine street bridg bb fo not drive over the gn a walk, City Atte by was instructed to di ' requiring property ness section of the oper water conduc ibe rainwater from r on the streets. Hioving bills were . Bot the General Fund: iWater Collector, $75; ty as Marshal, $50; . m salary as Nightwat Ms Flewellen, driver — lim Carr, ringing fH, Towle, care of re et F. Hook, salary as months, $37 50; Sou Wipany, water for ¢ William Hooper, labo igdon, hay, $21; Josey #1625; L. Towle, le Hooper, Senior, labe W. Gaylord & Son, w purley and bran, $21 $2 50; Ux fice for city hall fre Mier, $9 30; OC, Obr Wm tank at new reset bondry, material, $2 fMarsb, lumber, $2 Matpening saw, 26 Hadley, merchandig: Minty Gas & Electr ps for city hall, $2 1 mt, $169 70; George I Mm; Richard Eddy, } . ‘a H. D. Shearer, ehses aud taxes, $] f, hauling pipe, 6 Motker, labor, $5; Fr ailing material for k Sbaver, haulin mtthey, labor, $12 6 plenling, $6 25; Dai Wertisiug ordinanee: Mort, hauling mat Ritidg, $4; S$. BE. Wi Material for Gold Ra MGrise, labor on br Mey, labor on bridg Mhey, labor on brid mlsen, labor on brit ming bills were all mid out of the Ft mao, care’ of fire al Pooneylvanis Eng: M2, janitor service i Nevada Hose ¢ ot sérvices, lig ’t Respect Old fal when youth Pt respect for old ‘trary in the oni Life Pills. Th *0 matter how seve "of old age. [I Fever, Constipa ‘perfect Pill, 25 Drug Store, tS and merchat faith in goo lling’s Best is be Mthem the way.

_ NEvADA Bri Dan TRaNscriPT. ( NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor, cae TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION SyTah, $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ° ‘Delivered to any part uf the city. Issued ald ries Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City PRIORY; -— WHEN A MAN IS DOWN EVERYBODY KICKS HIM “HERE is something of the snob and something of the ingrate in human nature, and when a man loses money and position he loses most of his friends, Why this shonld be it is hard to say, and that it should not be is easy to prove; but that it is, is a fact. A friend in adversity is as rare as he is valuable; So long as a man is prosperous, respected and out of trouble he may have any number of friends. . They will come to every feast he’ spreads, as they.were to the feasts of Timon, and they will speak “his praises in every quarter. They will slap him on the back. fora jolly fellow and will rally rouud him if he goes into politics, business or society. They will give feasts in his homor, too, and will spend their means in surfeiting him who, has already enough. But let him lose his money ‘and his grip on life and he will stretch out his hands in vain for help. The jovial blades who dined so often at his table will put their hands over pockets when he appeals for a loan, and after the first borrowing visit will be‘out when he calls. The pleasant ladies who tead and luncheoned and visited his wife in his days of success will fail to see her in his time of distress. Not only will his friends decline to boost a falling man, but as soon as he reels backward they will give him a push downward, and when he : is down they will kick him. If he applies for a position and gives the names of any of his friends for reference, the friends, when applied to, will damn him with a sour, ill-favored recommendation. Failure is the unpardonable sin, and the man who has failed becomes, practically, an outcast, On the other hand, the man who has succeeded, no matter by what means, will be admired. This instinctive respect for the successful man and dis regard of the man who has failed seems to be a patt of the human make-up. Everybody feels it in some degree. Ifa well-fed; thriving man in a frock coat and tall hat, carrying a cane walks into an office whére he is unknown, he will be treated with courtesy and deference, whereas a shabby, needy looking man is sure of being treated with familiarity if not. with disdain, Even the best of us will betray this instinct in small ways, for it is bred in the bone of the human race. We will show a rich man to the door 4nd will keep our seat when a poor man goes out. our ante-room and will have a rich man ushered in ahead of him. Let any man who doubts his weakness in this regard ask himself whether he would show as much attention to an applicant for employment as he would show to J. Pierpont Morgan. The instinct is bred'in the bone of the human race. And yet—not to end too cynically—there is such a thing asa friend in adversity. He. is one out of a hundred and he is sometimes not the one on whom the most reliance was placed or from whom much could be expected, but he does exist. Once having found him out, grapple him with hooks of steel, for no man in his lifetime ever has. more than two or three such friends. Personal Noles. 12 1-2c Per Week sncveces. NOVember 20, 1903 Peete OMOR EMER R BeBe neeereees Died'From Caneer. » We will hold a_ poor man waiting in. ’ Captain J. W. Morrell, J. H. Patterson and A. R. Rodman, who are interested in the Balsam Flat gravel mine near Alleghany, arrived here last night from San Jose, en route to that property. Mrs. E. De Bat of Lost Hill continues quite ill. The young child of Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Armstrong 1s.ill, Frank A. Briggs of San Francisco arrived on last evening’s train and went to Washington today, Superintendent Joseph Underwood of the Omege mine arrived here ‘this morning from Sen Francisco, en route to the property. P. J. O'Dea of San Francisco came in the morning train. Misses May. and Edna Wetmore arrived here here today from North Bloomfield on their. way to Clayton. Mrs. Oampbell came. down from ‘North Bloomfield today on her way below, J. McErskill was an arrival from North Bloomfield today. Mre. D. Olymo was bere today from North Bloomfield on her way to the metropolis. H. Wylie is here from Maga}. Batte county. George K,. Grant of Rochester, New York, is bere on a business trip. R. Scherberg of San Francisco is here on a business trip, J.L, Hippert is down from Bowman Dam. B. B. Lovell is here from Sacramento. Dr, M. A. Preston, assistant cashier at the Oitizens Bank, and Frank Aumer, the pioneer cattle man, are on the sick list, Michael MoOabe, an inmate of the Oounty Hospital for about two months past, died at that invatitution this morniog. He came to the hospita) from Trackee, suffering from cancer of the liver, and up to the time of his death passed through agonizing pain, due to that dreadfal consuming dicease, coupled with yellow jaundice. Deceased was a native of Boston, Maseachueetts, and was aged. about 88 years. Bob in Contempt. 14S Robert 0. Mitchell, the jovial general agent of the New York Life Insurance’ Company, who is well and favorably known. here, has been cited to appear for contempt in Judge Fritz’ court in San Francisco. ‘‘Bob,” as bis frieuds are wont to call him, failed to appear in court and prosecute Myles Baird on a charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon, It will be remembered that young Baird compellei Mr. Mitchell todrink in a saloon against his will, and displayed a revolver. The latter thought it better to obey than have apy trouble take place. A few days after thet “Bob” swore. to a complaint in the police court against the young man. The case has been postponed a number of times, and in order to settle the affair the Judge bad an attachment iesued for “Bob’s” arrest. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverhge strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made ‘from tf é Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. His Nerve Did Not Fail Him ‘to the Last. CHEYENNE, Wyo., November 20.—Tom Horn, who was convicted of the mnrder of William Nickell, was hanged here at eleven o’clock today. No attempt to rescne him was made, threaths to that effect notwithstanding. He made no confession, and had nothing to say on the scaffold. He pos— sessed his nerve to the last. SHOT THIS MORNING Peter Mortensen Slayer of James Hay Pays the Death Penalty. Savr Lax, November 20— Peter Mortensen, the slayer of James Hay, was shot to death at eleveu o’clock this morning. ae Mortensen maintained his courage to the end: He was killed instantly, and asserted his innocence in his final moments, Grand Lunch —at—HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL. Saturday Evening November 21, 1903, Inquest Tonight. The inquest concerning the cad accident that caused the death of little Zaccariah ,@uenza at Blue Tent yesterday morning will be held at sevon o'clock this evening. The inquisition will merely be held in order to come ply with the law, as the lamentable affair was purely accidentally. Weather Report. Fryar, November 2t0h. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Frane.sco: Tonight rain. Saturday, rain. WEIN TW ‘ Young Onions Celery Potato Salad Enmayonnaice Vienna Sausage, Sauerkraut Stewed Beef Spanish Cold Corn Beef Baked Pork and Beans Beef Roll, Horseradish Sauce Rye Bread Wheat Bread You all are most cordially invited to this feast, which is free to all. Paul Schoen Coming. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, coutains no marcotics or stupefying drugs. 25c,650c. Druggists. == Biliousness “J have used your valuable CASCAs+ BETS and find them perfect, Couldn't do without them. I have used them forsome time for indigestion and biliousness and am now comletely cured. Recommend them. to every one, meme . Boos tried, you will never be’ without them in the family.” Epw. A. MARX, Albany, N. ¥. arrive here on November Leave orders at W. D. store. 26th. Vinton’s drug nl16-td ee -__—. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, andthe head ache is gone. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent, & Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will-— They cure neuralgia For a good cool, sharp glass of beer oall at Wm, Harry’s saloon Priced ots REACHED Chicago City Railway .Co. and Strikers Place Matter in Hands of Committee. Darrow, who will represent the be made, Curicaco, November 20.—An agreement was reached between the city railway company and strikers whereby the settlement of the strike was placed in the hands of Clarence who will do likewise for the tailway company. They immediately went into conference. was given out that an important announcement would soon strikers, and Colonel. Bliss The report DATE SET FOR BAZAR Ladies Aid Society Ar“Pange for a Notable Event. 1 Ata meeting of the Ladies Aid So-: ciety of the Methodist church, held yesterday afternoon, it was decided to hold the proposed church. bazaar, which has been in contemplation for sometime, on December lst and 24, at the Masonic banquet hall. _ The ladies of this sdciety have been hard at work for some time, preparing for this coming event, and are still, actively engaged in planning for attractive features, both new and novel, which are sure to please. The Ladies’ Aid Society have earned an enviable reputation for the excellent public entertainments which they have given from time to time, and the coming event will be no exception to the rule, : Fall details concerning the bazaar will be announced in a few days. eRe > Instruction In Silk Embroidery All ladies desiring instructions in artistic silk embroidery should call on Mrs. Jas. Oairns, at her residence in the Transcript Block, where samples can be seen and rates ascertained. A number of choice embroidery pieces, suitable for nice Ohristmas gifts, are offered for sale. They may be seen in the show window of Jas. Osirns’ saddlery establishment tomorrow night. “PTOPs THE COUGH * Adams’ irish [loss Cough Balsam. Cures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all druggists. “Tmind became unbalanced, FASTERN NOVELTIES) Moore, the Photographer, Has a Splendid Line of Work. Ed Moore, the artist-photographer, has been busy unpacking nearly a car load of framed pictures for the holiday trade; also picture frames and mouldings. As these consist of the latest Eastern novelties and are unquestionably very pretty and appropriate gifts many people will avail themselves of the opportunity to purchase during the coming holidays, Those beautiful works of photo art, true to life, of which you have seen and heard so mach about, are still being turned out by Moore, and a visit to his studio will ‘convince you more fally of the excellent and high-class work that is made a specialty of, From Truckee. Deputy Constable Ocker arrived today from Truckee have John Brook and James Williams in charge. Brook is an old residents of Truckee, or its vicinity, and was found in a starving

condition a few days ago. He was unable to assist himeelf, and his timely discovery saved his life. He has been taken to the County Hospital. Willams is sald to be a prominent grocer of Chicago. He wae en route to his home from a visit to the coast cities, and upon reaching Truckee bis When the train arrived there he jumped off without any shoes, hat or coat. He was wandering sround when an officer took bim in charge. He will be Guaranteed 250, 50c. examined: before Judge Nilon. If you want to buy, rent to see, CANDY CATHARTIC : TRADE MARK REGISTERED TURKEY RAFT At Hotel Antlers. COMMENOING Thursday Evening Pleasant. Paiatabie. Povent, Waste Good. Do Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 20¢, 0c. eo. CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Sterling Remedy Company, Chieago, Montreal. New York, 321 MO-TO-BAC Sic ss*cuneE eA aR Relieves Kid ney & Bladder N 3 troubles at once, SAN TAL 48 Heures M DN i — further notice. around ard take a chance, And continuing every evening until Om If you want a fine Turkey call c.'B. PORTER, Manager. E=ouses ana Feoomes Furniehed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE, Nevada County Real Estate Exchange or "sell, we are the People: R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. LADIES—Now is the time: to : get your Coat. Come tous while we have a full stock This year. We have all the leading styles sat all sizeg Maher & Co. ws me COCOA DO No. IS THE TIME you NEED ‘N THEM. We have them for x 5Oc, 7e, $1 $1. 25, $2 » according to size and dhelltgs: Call in and see them and get you pick. 7 NOOIOIIOOIOK C. Commercial JS. treg 7, Brayton, Semmersie GREAT G But These Prices Are Lo iil Eelipss Shot Gun . Davenport Shot Gan.... Eureka Implement Set, complete 1 100. Winchester Leader paper shot shells........... 1 26 Winchester brass shot shoils.. 1 22 Oalibre Rifles 93 “ “ 22s Ms cat Seta 25-85. * Wisaheetes Rop't’g rifles 13. 50 80 80 ** “ ri 18 60 40 82 “ “ “ . ~ 15 95 Syracuse Hammerless Shot Gun 25 00 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun, Hunter's leggings London twist.. Hanter’s belts Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun. . a Damascus twist,....... 40 00 L. C. Smith Shot Gan.... 0° 5 “ Winchester Take Down RepeatEing Shot Gun.. 19 00 feb sees nsese es $171 ee er see a gun cases..... DOC iciisets.5 .8NO edevts 2. occ o as e's ees oe ei 1,00 to 2 Ke we carry Selby’s Standard Shot Gun Shells—r 12 and 16 gange—also a complete line of Selby’s Dupo Smokeless Shells. . Turner & Hadley Compan PINE STREET -%. NEVADA CI More Stylish Ha Bat 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 aré unusually low. Call in and let us suit you witha ‘hat ‘of “the latest fashion. . . . Commercial Street. BRADY MONEY BY MAIL. ave) © modest t buslaeen of borrew reason: joeitt Sit care ope ae Sheets te race ; Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, inakes a Specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. The managers fully expect the company to pay value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists in divid ney of the company. The stock of thiscompany ie E’'wll Paid a and under an express provision in the charter no ato should any such ever be incurred. ("The Phelps Hill Ser Co. is now fully organized aud is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. ; Two Hundred Thousand Shares © of a par value of One Dollar Each have been placed in the Treasury of the Company: All the proceeds hom the sale of this Stock will be expended in working and developing the property of the Oo! A Limited Number of Shares Have been set aside to be sold at 60 cents per share: When thie allotmeent has been sold the price of the stock will be advanced, In the optnion.of the‘managere end of: leading experts of both timber and auriferous gravel depositethe stock at this price is a fine. gecgeis and a safe and*choice investment, mpany. jeads not less than 12 per cent os annum on par ¥ Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the Oittenas Bank and in the office of: P. F, Simonds, the attor— . Non-Assessable holder can be made lable for the debts of the company All desiring etock in this company ‘will ‘please apply to any one of the places above named, orto .: S . _ ©. BR, QUACKENBUSH, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal. \WOODPECKER —— The Good Old Summer time has passed “) —But the— CIGAR.. ( is here tostayr) —made by— = “GIFRF” MRS. L. LUBECK, TOD DRGThat Panle, F Flavoriess, "est attraction to our eced an ere ‘stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is 4 OR es Vas oars oe beauty — elegantly engraved Gaylor’s a () Cont we Beg profile of Pope Leo, view of Vatican, etc. Also be sure = aise Loup designs, inMoved hice Seenie Spe : ELone Pine Spoons Roasted Dally. Ground pa ole wi with. Courthouse Spoons chicory. sp crap and aromaite on ws o ao / _N. S. of Md,750&8 € ilo, labor, + oe qransCRh ———— phoneHus 1 Das Holt ueresting D sTast Night. f° ‘qrastees met in re jeening and much sgngactedlleotor Hugh Maret month’s water colle . 4 Shearer reported ‘, month fifteen liqu old, amounting to Heenses, $20; two © re taxee, $00; total, $415 sh requested the Bor pipe from the cor 4 Pine streets to Deer the old wooden V-flu jsarface water; L. Pi sher rail should be © Gold Run bridge fo nd Charles Odgers of N m4 to connect & half-in i lor operating a woo », The first two o iedto the street com Haiter to the water com Yiate action. {donated the Bene To offset this M Standard Asphalt ied the city the amot “nee As Mr. K og to him from the . y hit $14 90. The St fompany offered to { pith an aspbaltum repal The proposition. ¥ Nhe street committee — munication the Boa attend the annual Le Municipalities, whic Stockton on Decemt ith, No action was wt Superintendent ' ito Ent up sign boards « ies of Pine street bridg bb fo not drive over the gn a walk, City Atte by was instructed to di ' requiring property ness section of the oper water conduc ibe rainwater from r on the streets. Hioving bills were . Bot the General Fund: iWater Collector, $75; ty as Marshal, $50; . m salary as Nightwat Ms Flewellen, driver — lim Carr, ringing fH, Towle, care of re et F. Hook, salary as months, $37 50; Sou Wipany, water for ¢ William Hooper, labo igdon, hay, $21; Josey #1625; L. Towle, le Hooper, Senior, labe W. Gaylord & Son, w purley and bran, $21 $2 50; Ux fice for city hall fre Mier, $9 30; OC, Obr Wm tank at new reset bondry, material, $2 fMarsb, lumber, $2 Matpening saw, 26 Hadley, merchandig: Minty Gas & Electr ps for city hall, $2 1 mt, $169 70; George I Mm; Richard Eddy, } . ‘a H. D. Shearer, ehses aud taxes, $] f, hauling pipe, 6 Motker, labor, $5; Fr ailing material for k Sbaver, haulin mtthey, labor, $12 6 plenling, $6 25; Dai Wertisiug ordinanee: Mort, hauling mat Ritidg, $4; S$. BE. Wi Material for Gold Ra MGrise, labor on br Mey, labor on bridg Mhey, labor on brid mlsen, labor on brit ming bills were all mid out of the Ft mao, care’ of fire al Pooneylvanis Eng: M2, janitor service i Nevada Hose ¢ ot sérvices, lig ’t Respect Old fal when youth Pt respect for old ‘trary in the oni Life Pills. Th *0 matter how seve "of old age. [I Fever, Constipa ‘perfect Pill, 25 Drug Store, tS and merchat faith in goo lling’s Best is be Mthem the way.