November 25, 1901 (4 pages)

Marysville P, ( ; r, Of Builards i 3inninger, of Bal by Sponable, off JONSON, ” Marysville, Creditors, ORTER, De given by the of the estateo @ creditors of, a against the sil n with he months after thé ice, to the saida Mf J. M. Walling,at road and Pine ounty, Califor or the transacti@ tate in the cou rnia. jevember 19th, I MABEL W. estate of R. K.P Sale Notice, . Regie COMPA I = of b fe Locational lounty, 0 delinquent U ock, on account oy on the 5th day of ] amounts set opp ective shareholds Hats in Town % a days, and my Is the verdict of those who visited my storeduring the opening LOW PRICES x could not be equalled anywhere. If you have not already purchased. your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. sure we can picgse you. Tam W. Jt. Crawford Main, Street. BETWEEN GENTLEMEN By M. @ Mi, Quad. A Good lavebliotat. 2 Coens Se B. Lewis. For Small or Large Amounts With They wer’ in the same social set, beImmediate Profits. longed to the same clubs and had long been friends~Payson Graham and No speculation or gamble, but from legiti. Clives Stafford. They were gentlemate business. Bankers, merchants, prohi pm pRB ge ; o-. men bred and born, and. this story money making’ cumieal would hot have been written if one of ing us. si i Asean aie wha them had not forgotten his standing. the United States. For particulars address . At the age of 30 Graham fell in love E. J. Arnold &Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, . and married‘ fair looking but shallow Ss pated girl. It is fair to him to say : that he had far more money than she A number of roome are offered for rent in . had and that he was in no sense actuthe Slover’ Building on Broad -street. For. ated by mercenary motives. The girl particulars enquire of Mrs. F, A.Gourley. was giddy, vain and superficial, but as — ntf. . Graham was only a dawdler and a Lost, : dandy it was such a match as might Agoldring. A reward will be given by re‘have been expected on either side. turning same to TRANSORIPT office. nz . With his money and family influence For Sale and native talents Graham might have become a man of note and influence, A full set of JOHNSON’S UNIVERSAL EN-. but he chose to remain a dawdler, a CYCLOPEDZ is offered for sale at a bar-. dandy and a gentleman. First, last gain. Bight vols., in good condition. In-. gnd all the time he was a gentleman. quire at this office. At the age of 33 Clives Stafford also For Rent. nI8-Iw Wanted. / fell in love, but unfortunately for soa Rue’ TTT oo PRFFFFSPPPPPISS PPPPS Does the Work. vw or sale atm barber shop, on Broad street, gives the best DICKE RMAN’S EEE! Sse cial ednventionalities and his reputaA heifer calf is wanted by Daniel McCauley, the milkman. Apply immedi ately. nlitt Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly — cials at Armory Hall every Saturday 0: of music futnished for the danc i ” ats ae es free, gents ro 7 l are in A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine ‘ween in new Siuger. Also big discount eben sc x Save . from ee are Makes of Pianos; also Organs at low prices and ts. rgans st low Price. We REEES, Agent. First-Class Bootblack. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s THE DUEL WAS FOUGHT ACCORDING TO Furnished Rooms to Let. THE CODE. ave ¥ You Seen Also, a large supply of Ladies and Children’s Shoe ers and prices reasonable. Madein, Vici Kid, Velours, Box Calf, Kangaro. THEY CAN’T BE BEAT ANY WHERE FOR THE PRICE. (oa Try a pair and be convinced. On, Yes, We Have Cheaper Shoes, from $1.75 Up. s—good wearers, good Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Névada streets: tf WEENLY. SOCTAL tion as a gentleman it was with Payson Graham’s wife: He was also a dawdler, a dandy and a gentleman. This affair was his only lapse, and he lived to regret it. ‘When he found himself in love with his friend’s wife and realized that the wife reciprocated, he acted the part of a gentleman. Where ~}dMis lapseoceurred.was in falling in love. All that followed was according To be given at to the ethics of gentility. He naturally suggested an elopement. His sense of honor suggested that it was his duty to ARMORY HALL remove the wife as far as possible from S$ ATURD AY FV ENING et husband. The gossip over an elopement is always unpleasant, but it does —— not sting like the gossip. over the dis covery of a liaison under the guise of friendship. It was agreed all around that Stafford acted like a gentleman in bearing the unfaithful wife away on his yacht. Some gentlemen pursue an eloping wife, and some sit calmly down and seek to forget her. It is for him FULL ORCHESTRA Admission Gallery Ladies Free. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. _ We have just r Wafers ever brought to Nevada City. fresh—-just from the factory. of some of them: Champagne, Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, eceived one of the largest stock of They are all The following is a list Raspberry, Lemon, Ramona, Les Athema. Therm. Commercial Street, Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH Lumber Merchants a 008 Yards at Depot. ‘ yore tide Boulder Street. Our ’Phone is West 19. Its Time For Fection to choose, and he loses no prestige. Graham decided to pursue, and it was recorded in the books of society that he was quite within bis province as a gentleman. He was also a yacht owner,-and when he discovered which way his late friend had headed he took up SIERRA HEVADA SALOON 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) Finest WINES AND Liguors. @@ Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. If you expect to have that new home for fall, it’s time you were’ commencing @ork. Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans prota: tewrecae vom Best We Ever Tasted! help you along. "5 Is theverdict of all our patrons, as to the srohiteets, contractors and BREAD, PIES and CAKES builders. MADE ATTHE RICE & LEWIS” . NewYork Bakery PLAZA PLANING MILL, GEORGE HURST, Prop. Sacramento St etsie as Free Delivery to any part of the city. Wedding Cakes ai By Scobs Poshry #. specialty. Shreve & Co. Gut Telephone oumbor—W J. CAJRNS HARNESS AND SADDLERY DEALER, Has just received a fine line of HORSE RUSHES at prices ranging from 25 cts. up. Also a fine line line of Gents Driving and Work Gioves. Ladies Driving Gauntlets. Whip Stocks of all kinds from 25 cents up. BUGGY WHIPS at 10 cents up. @@ 1 am mavofacturing Harness of all grades at lowest prices. Also arias ai Carnes teimmin Gone a nds 0 rriage mmin one » R. DAVIS on short notice. Hand made Harness ‘ and Carriage Trimming a specialty. feacher 0° Vocal and instrumental 'T" CAIRNS, Nevada City ras fo ‘ue . Nevada City Transfer Co. 5 , Grass V and othe, we for the , owe DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular ntl to ~ atte: — the transpor ture moving. of tuition, eto PwooD” Makers of RINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE Dealers in Diamonds and Watches, Cut Glass, Leather Goods, . Pewter Ware and European Novelties. MARKET. and POST STS., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Notice— Most : convenient arrangement for transacting business with out-of-town customers. Particulars ent upon request. his watery trail. ark Luck, accident and Providence were all on the side of the pursuer. Stafford had headed for the Mediterranean, meaning to make a trip of a couple of years. It is a good bit of a voyage not been completed by half when the yacht with the elopers on board was overhauled. No gentleman who elopes with another man’s wife: must seek to. skulk away when fairly overhauled, and as Stafford was a gentleman he calmly waited for events to take their course. Perhaps the loss of some.of his spars in a storm, thus leaving bim rather badly crippled, aided him somewhat in being a philosopher. Asa gen' tleman and an injured husband it was Graham’s place to make the-first call, and he did it. He was rowed off to” Stafford’s yacht-in his gig, and as be went up her side he was'received with all due respect. His wife bowed to him, Stafford lifted his hat and hoped he was well, and if the sailors had been looking for a brawl.they were disappointed. Unless a gentléman’s wits have been driven out by wine, and that occasionally happens, he does pot roll in the mud in public. The wife had no:tears, hysterics or excuses, and Stafford did not put forward any regrets over his conduct. On his part Graham did not ask why this or why that and then pull a dagger and tear his hair. It was all very quietly and nicely arranged. The tric descended to the cabin and even iunched together. There were no hot words or loud voices. . At the end of about an hour it was settled what should be done. The. wind had died out,-and the sea was calm. and there must be an affair of honor. Nothing less could be reasonably offered and accepted in reparation. The captains of the yachts were to act as sec onds as far as they could, but it was not to be a duel on board of either yacht. When all was ready, each prin cipal entered his gig and pulled away to a distance, and the two captains’ followed and stationed them as near the regulation distance as cireumstances permitted. With more discretion than she had exercised in falling in love ‘and with more feeling than she had displayed over the elopement the erring wife shut herself up in her stateroom instead of becoming a spectator, and it was reported that she even exhibited considerable emotion for a time. The duel was fought according to the cede. The principals were warned, the word was given and the pistols were discharged. At the first fire neither man was hurt, but at the second Stafford was shot dead. His body was taken aboard of his yacht, and Graham bimself notified his wife that her paramour had fallen. He didn’t rejoice, and she didn’t faint away. As a gentleman, duty to inquire into the state of her finances and ask as to her future, and he did it. -She desired to return to England and her parents, and it was arranged tbat she should do s0., It might have been a gentlemanly act for the husband to have invited her aboard of his own yacht for the rétern trip, but he failed to extend it, and neither did he wait for the burial ceremonies of the man who had fallen by his hand. He made his way back home and upon his arrival gave notice of his intention to secure a divorce and related without exultation or extravagance the fate of the man -who had wronged him. It was what the clubs announced as “a pretty little affair all around” and what Lord Tomtoddy remarked anent: “Aw, to be sure, ye know, when a gentleman is a gentleman he cawn’t be anybody else, ye see. Yes—aw—dem Nevada Theater Friday Evening, NOVEMBER 29th —To install— Free Reading Room CAPT. RACKET A Farce Comedy in three acts. By Charles Townsend. Floradora Sextette 6 Pretty Maidens, gentle strangers 6 Empire State Quartette and Other Things, too. Admission, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Judge Nilon, E. H. Barker, Hon. B. 8. Rector, Patrons. SUMIIONS. ‘ No. $121. I THER SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Ravada, Sete of California. Jacob Weissbein, Plaintiff, vs. Rose Hill Gold Mining Company (a corporation), et al., Defendants. Action broushs in the 2 Saperiog eure at the County of Nevada, Sta’ lornia, and the Com eanpiaint Lege’ in “the Office of the Clerk of sa’d Coun at Roveda. 4d. M, Walli at orney for Plaintiff. fe of the State of Cali soeuia com sey eee hose Hill Gold ley Guid ‘a corporation), Grass Valley Gold Lining pany (a corporation) and J. M. Defendants You are hereis fata in to appear and encwur she eomplet in an eating entitled as above, brought you in the Superior Court of Pee Unene of Nevada, State of California, within ten ays after service on you of this Summons— ithin this county § or within thi any wi . cE ys if And you ‘ore re hereby bgt es nth re regu walews 7o0 eee Plaine will eee: — Oeil Court fo aay other yaakae velleh tie. of the County jevada, nia, this 13th day horee . "6. hone 3 } A. D. AKER. F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. 122 from London to Gibraltar, and it had . though he had been wronged, it was his . * et 3 sha See ~AGOH that I’am always so dem seasick when I go-to seal ee there, — x <4 TSE beeing the ‘ely war. President Lindiscugsed: the Impracticability of mal are gas a dissevered country and some proposed amendments ee thé eénstitution® looking ‘to ‘ the elimination of slavery, without which, he said,“‘the rebellion-could never have existed’ . His: plan: was to purchase emancipation. in a period of 37.years, and he entered into an elaborate argu. ment to pan that this would be more Hage and economical than to cone vie wae’ This 164 him to forecast the probable’ ‘titrease ‘in population, which ‘hé believed would ‘continue at its normal rate of growth: ‘He said: “At the same ratio of: increase which we have maintained on an averake from, our ,first-mational. census, in 1790, until. that of .1860,. we should. in 1900 have a population of 103 208,415, and why may we not continue that ratio far beyond that period? * * * We have 2,968,000. square miles. Hurope has 8,800,000, witha population averaging 73 123 persons to the square mile. Why may-not our se at some‘time average as many?.*.* * Several of our states are, already fs that average, ¢ * * and yet they. have increased in.as rapid a ratio since passing that point as before.”—New Lippincott. £3 2% Brrivats at the north none are are welcome than the pheebe. Though naturally building its nest under an overhanging cliff of rock orearth or.in the,mouth of.a cave, its. preference for, the vicinity of farm buildings is so marked that in the more thickly settled ‘parts of the country the bird 1° seldom seen at any’ great distance from a farmliouse except where a bridge spans’ sdéme stream, affording @ secure spot for a nest. Its confiding disposition hasirenderéd it a great favorite, and consequently it is seldom disturbed. It breeds throughout the United States east of the great plains and winters from the south Atlantic and gulf states southward. The phebe subsists almost entirely upon insects, most of which are caught on the wings These 8 sare mostly hakmful: }Smalewild fruits and berries comprise the vegétable food. No cultivated fruits are disturbed by the photbe. It ig evident that a pair of phcebes must materially reduce the number of insects near a garden or field, as the birds often, if not always, raise two broods'a year, and each brood numbers from four to six young.—Los Angeles Times: : ~’ Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mu‘ton and lamb no the market, “* je21-tf Good Meats. —_——— Colley Brothers have the” very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Malaria Causs Biliousuess. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. ee Gilt Edge pes 8 is a nerve tonic. The best br can be procur bers, W. J THE GROTTO SALOON xx wot whisky and cigars “at the Council ChamJ. Britland prop. tf Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new c uzrters -b Tommereial street and invite a:l thei: former patrons to seo ‘hum. They will make it a point toa serve be fires* tranas of Wines, Liquors and C’¢11rs All kinds of Mixed . rinks a Speciality. VAITLAND BBOS., Props. Comm ercia) Visia: Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup LENE being administered by inhal‘tion. gives the Means s wonderful. Ite @. DICKERMAY, Druggist and Stationer, Neveda Mite ; aaa “aad we waar Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. Safest and Most Effectual OF tomnaton: Oe specs and bronchial abes pap Fst as me Feet Croup nvaluable ia Contag.ous Diseases Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores. of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE THE REDUCTION OF Mail or Bape vingenee ttended Pu LD BOUGHT r" ofp pegmely at below onal Hote hg, tH. HICKS & CO. 2 Times as Niany GOOD QUALITY. UGA Given Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, ‘Soda,Mush, Baking Powder. . 11/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 250. Purchase 2 lbs. Sugar Free with each SOe. Purchase 6 lbs. Sugar -Fraée wit each $i.o » Purchate 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each 1 Foe Coffees E'reshliy Boasted 10,124, 15, 20, 25, 20, 35 cts. per pound Grood Quality Our Stronghold Eure Deas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 ¢ts. per pound Delicious Flavor. PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES : 10, 15 and 26 cts. pei oan . Colima Baking Fow-der 15, 25. and 45 cts. per.can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder than Our Colima: Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 cts. bottle GooD TIME TO BUTE. Premiums Free ag is PA LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Stronghold Attractixre Sale China, Crockery, Glassware wrow’7 Olt Attractive Erices. Good Place to naps PINE ST., Masonic Building, Nevada Oty.’ SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY eS Write for DURABILITY. The Blickensderfer Typewriter Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Circular. ALIGNMENT SMIAS PRESENTS FAOYR . Ate MAN KIND Send name and address for Free Copies of our 24-page Holiday Booklet, which gives a lis of Christmas Gilts for all. mankind, qth prites and many illustrations; and for out i6-page Christmas Book Bulletin, giving complete lists of the holiday publications and our cut prices. The Big Store’s Christmas Displaze begin this year Monday, November 18th. Santa Claus arrives and begins his tecey ons Monday, December 2nd. [HE EMPORIUM 625 TO 85S Waker st s B. J. pores. win ae ne E. Masrin, Vice P. Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Tralisacted. Gold bought and advanees' made on part of the world. ak Sad et coual Scouting. Interest Paid on on Deposits. Broad Street National Hotel Building bullion. Drafts drawn on Loans made on National Exchange Stabe 3road Street, opp. National Bxehange HotelHevada City, — JANES HENSESSY, eects To be found in this maseiet (hit inte . ESTRAY. . NOTICE, te to my Batch ula Ma Mest al Seer mas baw ing property and

Marysville P, ( ; r, Of Builards i 3inninger, of Bal by Sponable, off JONSON, ” Marysville, Creditors, ORTER, De given by the of the estateo @ creditors of, a against the sil n with he months after thé ice, to the saida Mf J. M. Walling,at road and Pine ounty, Califor or the transacti@ tate in the cou rnia. jevember 19th, I MABEL W. estate of R. K.P Sale Notice, . Regie COMPA I = of b fe Locational lounty, 0 delinquent U ock, on account oy on the 5th day of ] amounts set opp ective shareholds Hats in Town % a days, and my Is the verdict of those who visited my storeduring the opening LOW PRICES x could not be equalled anywhere. If you have not already purchased. your Fall and Winter Hat, don’t fail to call at my store. sure we can picgse you. Tam W. Jt. Crawford Main, Street. BETWEEN GENTLEMEN By M. @ Mi, Quad. A Good lavebliotat. 2 Coens Se B. Lewis. For Small or Large Amounts With They wer’ in the same social set, beImmediate Profits. longed to the same clubs and had long been friends~Payson Graham and No speculation or gamble, but from legiti. Clives Stafford. They were gentlemate business. Bankers, merchants, prohi pm pRB ge ; o-. men bred and born, and. this story money making’ cumieal would hot have been written if one of ing us. si i Asean aie wha them had not forgotten his standing. the United States. For particulars address . At the age of 30 Graham fell in love E. J. Arnold &Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, . and married‘ fair looking but shallow Ss pated girl. It is fair to him to say : that he had far more money than she A number of roome are offered for rent in . had and that he was in no sense actuthe Slover’ Building on Broad -street. For. ated by mercenary motives. The girl particulars enquire of Mrs. F, A.Gourley. was giddy, vain and superficial, but as — ntf. . Graham was only a dawdler and a Lost, : dandy it was such a match as might Agoldring. A reward will be given by re‘have been expected on either side. turning same to TRANSORIPT office. nz . With his money and family influence For Sale and native talents Graham might have become a man of note and influence, A full set of JOHNSON’S UNIVERSAL EN-. but he chose to remain a dawdler, a CYCLOPEDZ is offered for sale at a bar-. dandy and a gentleman. First, last gain. Bight vols., in good condition. In-. gnd all the time he was a gentleman. quire at this office. At the age of 33 Clives Stafford also For Rent. nI8-Iw Wanted. / fell in love, but unfortunately for soa Rue’ TTT oo PRFFFFSPPPPPISS PPPPS Does the Work. vw or sale atm barber shop, on Broad street, gives the best DICKE RMAN’S EEE! Sse cial ednventionalities and his reputaA heifer calf is wanted by Daniel McCauley, the milkman. Apply immedi ately. nlitt Weekly Dances. Company C, N. G.C., will give weekly — cials at Armory Hall every Saturday 0: of music futnished for the danc i ” ats ae es free, gents ro 7 l are in A Big Cut in Prices. $30 allowed for any make of machine ‘ween in new Siuger. Also big discount eben sc x Save . from ee are Makes of Pianos; also Organs at low prices and ts. rgans st low Price. We REEES, Agent. First-Class Bootblack. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild’s THE DUEL WAS FOUGHT ACCORDING TO Furnished Rooms to Let. THE CODE. ave ¥ You Seen Also, a large supply of Ladies and Children’s Shoe ers and prices reasonable. Madein, Vici Kid, Velours, Box Calf, Kangaro. THEY CAN’T BE BEAT ANY WHERE FOR THE PRICE. (oa Try a pair and be convinced. On, Yes, We Have Cheaper Shoes, from $1.75 Up. s—good wearers, good Furnished rooms to let. Enquire at James Colley’s, corner Grove and Névada streets: tf WEENLY. SOCTAL tion as a gentleman it was with Payson Graham’s wife: He was also a dawdler, a dandy and a gentleman. This affair was his only lapse, and he lived to regret it. ‘When he found himself in love with his friend’s wife and realized that the wife reciprocated, he acted the part of a gentleman. Where ~}dMis lapseoceurred.was in falling in love. All that followed was according To be given at to the ethics of gentility. He naturally suggested an elopement. His sense of honor suggested that it was his duty to ARMORY HALL remove the wife as far as possible from S$ ATURD AY FV ENING et husband. The gossip over an elopement is always unpleasant, but it does —— not sting like the gossip. over the dis covery of a liaison under the guise of friendship. It was agreed all around that Stafford acted like a gentleman in bearing the unfaithful wife away on his yacht. Some gentlemen pursue an eloping wife, and some sit calmly down and seek to forget her. It is for him FULL ORCHESTRA Admission Gallery Ladies Free. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. _ We have just r Wafers ever brought to Nevada City. fresh—-just from the factory. of some of them: Champagne, Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, eceived one of the largest stock of They are all The following is a list Raspberry, Lemon, Ramona, Les Athema. Therm. Commercial Street, Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH Lumber Merchants a 008 Yards at Depot. ‘ yore tide Boulder Street. Our ’Phone is West 19. Its Time For Fection to choose, and he loses no prestige. Graham decided to pursue, and it was recorded in the books of society that he was quite within bis province as a gentleman. He was also a yacht owner,-and when he discovered which way his late friend had headed he took up SIERRA HEVADA SALOON 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) Finest WINES AND Liguors. @@ Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. If you expect to have that new home for fall, it’s time you were’ commencing @ork. Perhaps you have not yet solved the plans prota: tewrecae vom Best We Ever Tasted! help you along. "5 Is theverdict of all our patrons, as to the srohiteets, contractors and BREAD, PIES and CAKES builders. MADE ATTHE RICE & LEWIS” . NewYork Bakery PLAZA PLANING MILL, GEORGE HURST, Prop. Sacramento St etsie as Free Delivery to any part of the city. Wedding Cakes ai By Scobs Poshry #. specialty. Shreve & Co. Gut Telephone oumbor—W J. CAJRNS HARNESS AND SADDLERY DEALER, Has just received a fine line of HORSE RUSHES at prices ranging from 25 cts. up. Also a fine line line of Gents Driving and Work Gioves. Ladies Driving Gauntlets. Whip Stocks of all kinds from 25 cents up. BUGGY WHIPS at 10 cents up. @@ 1 am mavofacturing Harness of all grades at lowest prices. Also arias ai Carnes teimmin Gone a nds 0 rriage mmin one » R. DAVIS on short notice. Hand made Harness ‘ and Carriage Trimming a specialty. feacher 0° Vocal and instrumental 'T" CAIRNS, Nevada City ras fo ‘ue . Nevada City Transfer Co. 5 , Grass V and othe, we for the , owe DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular ntl to ~ atte: — the transpor ture moving. of tuition, eto PwooD” Makers of RINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE Dealers in Diamonds and Watches, Cut Glass, Leather Goods, . Pewter Ware and European Novelties. MARKET. and POST STS., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Notice— Most : convenient arrangement for transacting business with out-of-town customers. Particulars ent upon request. his watery trail. ark Luck, accident and Providence were all on the side of the pursuer. Stafford had headed for the Mediterranean, meaning to make a trip of a couple of years. It is a good bit of a voyage not been completed by half when the yacht with the elopers on board was overhauled. No gentleman who elopes with another man’s wife: must seek to. skulk away when fairly overhauled, and as Stafford was a gentleman he calmly waited for events to take their course. Perhaps the loss of some.of his spars in a storm, thus leaving bim rather badly crippled, aided him somewhat in being a philosopher. Asa gen' tleman and an injured husband it was Graham’s place to make the-first call, and he did it. He was rowed off to” Stafford’s yacht-in his gig, and as be went up her side he was'received with all due respect. His wife bowed to him, Stafford lifted his hat and hoped he was well, and if the sailors had been looking for a brawl.they were disappointed. Unless a gentléman’s wits have been driven out by wine, and that occasionally happens, he does pot roll in the mud in public. The wife had no:tears, hysterics or excuses, and Stafford did not put forward any regrets over his conduct. On his part Graham did not ask why this or why that and then pull a dagger and tear his hair. It was all very quietly and nicely arranged. The tric descended to the cabin and even iunched together. There were no hot words or loud voices. . At the end of about an hour it was settled what should be done. The. wind had died out,-and the sea was calm. and there must be an affair of honor. Nothing less could be reasonably offered and accepted in reparation. The captains of the yachts were to act as sec onds as far as they could, but it was not to be a duel on board of either yacht. When all was ready, each prin cipal entered his gig and pulled away to a distance, and the two captains’ followed and stationed them as near the regulation distance as cireumstances permitted. With more discretion than she had exercised in falling in love ‘and with more feeling than she had displayed over the elopement the erring wife shut herself up in her stateroom instead of becoming a spectator, and it was reported that she even exhibited considerable emotion for a time. The duel was fought according to the cede. The principals were warned, the

word was given and the pistols were discharged. At the first fire neither man was hurt, but at the second Stafford was shot dead. His body was taken aboard of his yacht, and Graham bimself notified his wife that her paramour had fallen. He didn’t rejoice, and she didn’t faint away. As a gentleman, duty to inquire into the state of her finances and ask as to her future, and he did it. -She desired to return to England and her parents, and it was arranged tbat she should do s0., It might have been a gentlemanly act for the husband to have invited her aboard of his own yacht for the rétern trip, but he failed to extend it, and neither did he wait for the burial ceremonies of the man who had fallen by his hand. He made his way back home and upon his arrival gave notice of his intention to secure a divorce and related without exultation or extravagance the fate of the man -who had wronged him. It was what the clubs announced as “a pretty little affair all around” and what Lord Tomtoddy remarked anent: “Aw, to be sure, ye know, when a gentleman is a gentleman he cawn’t be anybody else, ye see. Yes—aw—dem Nevada Theater Friday Evening, NOVEMBER 29th —To install— Free Reading Room CAPT. RACKET A Farce Comedy in three acts. By Charles Townsend. Floradora Sextette 6 Pretty Maidens, gentle strangers 6 Empire State Quartette and Other Things, too. Admission, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Judge Nilon, E. H. Barker, Hon. B. 8. Rector, Patrons. SUMIIONS. ‘ No. $121. I THER SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Ravada, Sete of California. Jacob Weissbein, Plaintiff, vs. Rose Hill Gold Mining Company (a corporation), et al., Defendants. Action broushs in the 2 Saperiog eure at the County of Nevada, Sta’ lornia, and the Com eanpiaint Lege’ in “the Office of the Clerk of sa’d Coun at Roveda. 4d. M, Walli at orney for Plaintiff. fe of the State of Cali soeuia com sey eee hose Hill Gold ley Guid ‘a corporation), Grass Valley Gold Lining pany (a corporation) and J. M. Defendants You are hereis fata in to appear and encwur she eomplet in an eating entitled as above, brought you in the Superior Court of Pee Unene of Nevada, State of California, within ten ays after service on you of this Summons— ithin this county § or within thi any wi . cE ys if And you ‘ore re hereby bgt es nth re regu walews 7o0 eee Plaine will eee: — Oeil Court fo aay other yaakae velleh tie. of the County jevada, nia, this 13th day horee . "6. hone 3 } A. D. AKER. F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. 122 from London to Gibraltar, and it had . though he had been wronged, it was his . * et 3 sha See ~AGOH that I’am always so dem seasick when I go-to seal ee there, — x <4 TSE beeing the ‘ely war. President Lindiscugsed: the Impracticability of mal are gas a dissevered country and some proposed amendments ee thé eénstitution® looking ‘to ‘ the elimination of slavery, without which, he said,“‘the rebellion-could never have existed’ . His: plan: was to purchase emancipation. in a period of 37.years, and he entered into an elaborate argu. ment to pan that this would be more Hage and economical than to cone vie wae’ This 164 him to forecast the probable’ ‘titrease ‘in population, which ‘hé believed would ‘continue at its normal rate of growth: ‘He said: “At the same ratio of: increase which we have maintained on an averake from, our ,first-mational. census, in 1790, until. that of .1860,. we should. in 1900 have a population of 103 208,415, and why may we not continue that ratio far beyond that period? * * * We have 2,968,000. square miles. Hurope has 8,800,000, witha population averaging 73 123 persons to the square mile. Why may-not our se at some‘time average as many?.*.* * Several of our states are, already fs that average, ¢ * * and yet they. have increased in.as rapid a ratio since passing that point as before.”—New Lippincott. £3 2% Brrivats at the north none are are welcome than the pheebe. Though naturally building its nest under an overhanging cliff of rock orearth or.in the,mouth of.a cave, its. preference for, the vicinity of farm buildings is so marked that in the more thickly settled ‘parts of the country the bird 1° seldom seen at any’ great distance from a farmliouse except where a bridge spans’ sdéme stream, affording @ secure spot for a nest. Its confiding disposition hasirenderéd it a great favorite, and consequently it is seldom disturbed. It breeds throughout the United States east of the great plains and winters from the south Atlantic and gulf states southward. The phebe subsists almost entirely upon insects, most of which are caught on the wings These 8 sare mostly hakmful: }Smalewild fruits and berries comprise the vegétable food. No cultivated fruits are disturbed by the photbe. It ig evident that a pair of phcebes must materially reduce the number of insects near a garden or field, as the birds often, if not always, raise two broods'a year, and each brood numbers from four to six young.—Los Angeles Times: : ~’ Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mu‘ton and lamb no the market, “* je21-tf Good Meats. —_——— Colley Brothers have the” very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Malaria Causs Biliousuess. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. ee Gilt Edge pes 8 is a nerve tonic. The best br can be procur bers, W. J THE GROTTO SALOON xx wot whisky and cigars “at the Council ChamJ. Britland prop. tf Coolest and Sharpest Beer in Town, 5c. per Glass Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand. Hot Lunch every Saturday Night. Most convenient Club Rooms. In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new c uzrters -b Tommereial street and invite a:l thei: former patrons to seo ‘hum. They will make it a point toa serve be fires* tranas of Wines, Liquors and C’¢11rs All kinds of Mixed . rinks a Speciality. VAITLAND BBOS., Props. Comm ercia) Visia: Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup LENE being administered by inhal‘tion. gives the Means s wonderful. Ite @. DICKERMAY, Druggist and Stationer, Neveda Mite ; aaa “aad we waar Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. Safest and Most Effectual OF tomnaton: Oe specs and bronchial abes pap Fst as me Feet Croup nvaluable ia Contag.ous Diseases Nevada City Assay Office. Assaying of Ores. of all description. ILL TESTS AND THE THE REDUCTION OF Mail or Bape vingenee ttended Pu LD BOUGHT r" ofp pegmely at below onal Hote hg, tH. HICKS & CO. 2 Times as Niany GOOD QUALITY. UGA Given Away Free with Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, ‘Soda,Mush, Baking Powder. . 11/2 lbs. Sugar Free with each 250. Purchase 2 lbs. Sugar Free with each SOe. Purchase 6 lbs. Sugar -Fraée wit each $i.o » Purchate 30 lbs. Sugar Free with each 1 Foe Coffees E'reshliy Boasted 10,124, 15, 20, 25, 20, 35 cts. per pound Grood Quality Our Stronghold Eure Deas 35, 40, 50, GO and 70 ¢ts. per pound Delicious Flavor. PURE AND AROMATIC SPICES : 10, 15 and 26 cts. pei oan . Colima Baking Fow-der 15, 25. and 45 cts. per.can $1000 REWARD To the Person who can Produce a Purer Baking Powder than Our Colima: Baking Powder. FLAVORING EXTRACTS 10, 20, 35 and 40 cts. bottle GooD TIME TO BUTE. Premiums Free ag is PA LOW PRICES. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Our Stronghold Attractixre Sale China, Crockery, Glassware wrow’7 Olt Attractive Erices. Good Place to naps PINE ST., Masonic Building, Nevada Oty.’ SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY eS Write for DURABILITY. The Blickensderfer Typewriter Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Circular. ALIGNMENT SMIAS PRESENTS FAOYR . Ate MAN KIND Send name and address for Free Copies of our 24-page Holiday Booklet, which gives a lis of Christmas Gilts for all. mankind, qth prites and many illustrations; and for out i6-page Christmas Book Bulletin, giving complete lists of the holiday publications and our cut prices. The Big Store’s Christmas Displaze begin this year Monday, November 18th. Santa Claus arrives and begins his tecey ons Monday, December 2nd. [HE EMPORIUM 625 TO 85S Waker st s B. J. pores. win ae ne E. Masrin, Vice P. Nevada County Bank NEVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up Capital $50,000 A General Banking Business Tralisacted. Gold bought and advanees' made on part of the world. ak Sad et coual Scouting. Interest Paid on on Deposits. Broad Street National Hotel Building bullion. Drafts drawn on Loans made on National Exchange Stabe 3road Street, opp. National Bxehange HotelHevada City, — JANES HENSESSY, eects To be found in this maseiet (hit inte . ESTRAY. . NOTICE, te to my Batch ula Ma Mest al Seer mas baw ing property and