November 6, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Daly TRANSCRIPT Special Dispatchesto NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. . TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. $6 Por Year . By Carrier, aoe Delivered to any part of the city. EE Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY. 12 1-2c Per Week . November 9, 1903 fh NEVADA CITY PARENTS SHOULD HAVE A CARE T quite frequently occurs that teachers in the primary . grades of the public schools of this city have occasion to complain of the evident want of care on the part of parents and other grown persons in keeping the minds of children free from tainted or impious thoughts. It is not to be presumed that there is more occasion for this complaint in Nevada City than in other cities, for the mischief is generally everywhere, and chiefly for the reason that grown persons are not fully aware of the harm that dark thoughts do in little minds. There is not much that a child can do to its body that will hurt it, but the mind is as easily poisoned as fresh butter is susceptible to taint from close association with that which is impure, and, like fresh butter, the taint that is in the mind is hard to be gotten out. To be sure children will learn bad things from other children, but not nearly so quickly as from someone who is grown up, The adult friends of children should be of the most exemplary character, and whoso would plant dark thoughts in a childish mind would desecrate the holy of holies if he should every obtain access to the temple of God. Of all bad practices there is none worse than that of “deviling” children, and a child that is ever upon the street or loafing about a shop, store or livery barn is sure to be “deviled” to the point of destruction. Such children are hec ored, made fun of, badgered and teased until they are spoiled eal redemption. Dark thoughts become black thoughts when they are grown to. maturity, and black thoughts make black lives. Black lives may as well as not spring from the careless sowing of tares in the minds of children by grown persons who wish them well and.should know better, and doubtless would if they were to stop tothink of the possible consequences of their own carelessness of =< ase and action. Have a care there. EVANS RESCUED ALIVE Faradosco Smothered to. Death--Body Recoyered This Morning. remains to this city for burial. The The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of W. E. Squier, deceased. Final account settied, allowed and approved, Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Estate of Addison O. Hinkeon, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved, Distribution granted Estate of Alexander Gault, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with petition.Word was received ifrom North Bloomfield this morning that the body of one of the two miners who was caught in the big cave at the Union Blue Gravel Mine was recovered from the debris in the No. 5 drift, where the catastrophe occurred. The body proved to be that of Ferabosco, the Italian miner, but contrary to expecttaion it was not crushed or mangled, which shows that death resulted from suffocation, At 10:80 ofclock the rescuers were rewarded by digging a hole through and into the narrow space where Evans was confined. As soon as possible a hole big enough to admit ea man was made and Evans was quickly released from his perilous position and taken out of the mine. He was overjoyed to see his deliverers and although hysterical to some degree from his terrible experience he soon recovered bis composure. Notwithstanding his terrible experieace his mental condition was not unbalanced, ~but was very weak from want of food and drink. Witha few deys recuperation Evans will be wellas ever. All that saved Evans from smothering was hig presence of mind in cutting a large hole in the airpipe as soon as he found himself en_ tombed, It has been ascertained that the train of mining cars which were standing in the drift when the cave occurred were instrumental in a way of saving the lives of the other thirteen miners who escaped death by only a bair’s breath. The impact of the falling earth against the cars sent them going-out of the drift at terrific speed for some distance, and hearing the cars coming the men proceeded in haste to get out of the way and ran for a plece of safety. The place where the men were working was almost instantly filled up by caving gravel and‘ quickeand as the miners made their quick retreat. Farabosco had not followed mining for any great length of time, and as stated heretofore was to have quit bis job last Saturday night es, he intended to get married thie week. He was a woodchopper by occupation, He was a native of Italy, eged about 85 years and a member of the Foresters, Underteker Henry Lane left for North Bloomfield this afternoon to bring the ministrator. Josephine Schwartz. $100, of real estate confirmed, was allowed in which to anewer, tratrix. A. D, Mason ve. Jobn Caldwell. Demarrer of plaintiff to answer submitted on part of defendant. ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS Sunday, November 8th, P. W. Cleveland, Sen. Francieco, Thomas Smith, O, H. Jones, Mrs, Dahneke,Mise Dahneke,E.G. Raiser, ~* 8. W. Shafer, Downieville, o. J. Mosley, Phelps Hill, zs _ Yreka, Winiess my Olark, Ba McDonald and wife, Oakland, , A. Debaske, North San Juan. “ltwo years. Estate of Branceford Alcorn, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Frank W. Taylor, Public AdEstate of F. Schwartz, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Bonds fixed at In the matter of the guardianship of Emma Bishop et al., minors. Sale Sampson Davey vs. Valentine J. Schuerman. By consent fifteen days Estate and guardianship of John Rodda et el., minors. Order of sale. . of real estate granted to the guardian, Estate of Ludwig Bierwagon, deceased, Final discharge of adminis(OGRE I SE WASHINGTON, Nov. 9—The Fifty-eighth Congress assembled in extraordinary session. this noon, in accordance withthe President’s proclamation, for the purpose of enacting legislation necessary to make Cuban Reciprocity Treaty effective. Congress. leries. CMDERON 1S ALL AVGHT. New York, Nov. 9—Alarming reports reached here in privete dispatches regarding the condition of Emperor William, the result of yesterday’s operation. Official bulletin issued at Berlin says the Emperor’s condition is good. He worked several hours this afternoon, Public concern about the Emperor’s condition is un-warranted. Prohibition News. The Prohibitionists of California are maintaining the vigorous iater-election campaign initiated at the beginning of the year and have been steadily adding tothe number of individuals who are giving their entire time to the work. The most recent addition to the force is Prof. A A. Hopkins of New York, who is being talked of as a Presidential candidate on the Prohibition ticket. Hopkins is a college man, an author, poet and singer. His book on **Wealth and Waste” is a text book on }. the study of the liquor problem, and his stories are read and songs are sung by temperance workers everywhere. He is an able speaker and is thorougbly informed on every phase of the question. At present he is filling a number of engagements in Southern California, after which he will go to the north. Rev. B. F. Hewlett, LL. D., began work in San Bernardino county today, after which he speaks in Riverside, Orange and San Diego. Mr. George Barkley of Oakland will also go out asa traveling field worker and organizer, delivering lectures illustrated by a stereoptican. Mrs. E. N, Law of Michigan is being billed for January. Mrs. Law is considered one of the best women speak ers in the country and is meeting with great success in Pennsylvanie, where she has been campaigning for some The immense crowd of spectators filled the gal— ES A New Suit. A new sult has been instituted in the Superior Court of Nevada county by Samuel P. Adams against John Adams James B. Adams, Albert Adams, Susie Butler, Sophia Cook and Elizabeth Johne, The parties interested are all Stine Valley, and the suit is brought by the plaintiff to secure a partition of certain realestate in that township in which all have an interest. Tyrrell & Hennessey are attorneys for plaintiff. The Alamni are gathering from many parts of tho State for the annual be played on the Richmond field in San Francleco next Saturday afternoon, November 14th. Reunion dinclasses of °97, 99,00, 01, 02 and ’08. The students will give their annual N-t a Sick Day Since. noon, November 10th, “I was taken severely sick with kidpey trouble, I tried all sorts of medicives, none of which relieved me. One day I saw an ad. of your Electric Bitters and determined to try that. After taking a few doses I felt relieved, and soon thereafter was. entirely cured, and have not seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine have been cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidvey troubles and General Debility.” This ie what B. F. Bass, of Fremoot, N. 0., writes. Only 50c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. day evening, November 12th. ee & you havén’t a regular, healthy exe bed BL da; ou’re ill or Mes 8 ar apes te i Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sbherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 26c. and 10c.a box, For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. & oy Shee THEY WORK WHILE YOu EAT °EM LIKE CANDY. Ploessnt, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. Fesake ans Weaken, or Gripe. (California OChampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf tor free Bassai The Phelps Hi of a par value of One Dollar Each bave been placed in the Treasury the sale of this Stock will be expended in working and developing Have been get aside to be sold to the When this allotment has been sold the iat be a fine bargain and a choice investment. value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists ney of the company, The stock of thiscompany ie Full Paid and Non-Assessab and under an express provision in the etiould any such ever be {ncarred. stock will be advanced to 50 Cents per share It was the largest membership in the history of CaliforniaStanford Calfornta-Stanford football game, to oers will be held.on Friday, November 18th, the night before the game, by the “football show” on the night of the game in the Alhambra Theatre. The annual alumni banquet will be held at the Merchant.’ Club In San Francisco on Monday evening, November I6tb, with F. P. Deering, "75 as toast-master, and President Wheeler and Professor H. Morse Stephens among the speakers. The annual ‘‘Axe.Rally,” held always on the bleachers and at the gymnasium on the last day of football practice, in commemoration of the captare of the Stanford broad-axe in 1897, is set for 4 o’clock Tuesday afterThe closing footfall rally of the year will be held in the Harmon Gymnasium on TharsBEST FOR THE KEEP YOUa BLOOD GLEAN The managers fully expect the company to pay in divideads not less than 12 per cent Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, COUNTY MONEYS, Amount Actually On Hand In the Strong Box $66,196.98. The money in the County Treasury was counted this afternoon by Ohairman O, J. Miller of the Board of Supervisors, District Attorney George L. Jones and Anditor F. L’ Arbogast. The amount tlferein is $56,186.98, which is twenty-seven cents in excess of the sum called for by the Auditor’s books. Oounty Treasurer H. J. Wright always has everything right up to perfection. The “Golden Age.” An original poem, written by Dr, 0 D. Oleveland, formerly of Grass Valley, and in commemoration of the 63d Anniverary of the Admission of Oalifornia to the Union of the States, has been received at this office. The poem was delivered by its author in Pioneer Hall, San Francisco, on the occasion of a reception of the Society of Oalifornia Pioneers given the 9th day of September last. The piece is a work of intellectual attainment and was pronounced by those who were fortuDate enough to be present to be a master piece in metrical composition. 2c The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c.a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H, siren sole agent. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always _ Pears the Pyestare ot Died at HosPital. H. Newberry, who bas been an inmate of the county hospital for some time past and who has been a sufferer from asthma, died at that inetitation at 6 o’clook yesterdey morning. Deceased was a native of Mississippi and aged 75 years. The remains were interred in the hospital burial grounds this afternoon, Bible Class, Notice] The subject for Bible study next Tharsday, November 12, 1908, will be “The Boyhood of Jesus” (Luke II, 40-50) and ‘The Silent Tears” (Luke II, 51-52), Life of Christ are cordially invited to attend and if possible to become members of the class. Weather Report. Sarurpay, November 7th. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.seo: Tonight cloudy, probably rain. Warmer Tuesday, MoADmrE, To Be Married. The bans of matrimony between Mr. James Donnelly and Miss Annie von Schmittburg, both of this city, were . terday morning. t No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and sweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O Ereryiking better results in two minutes? in the package. Simply add hot tte ain and set to cool, It’s perfection. A sur ined to the housewife. No trouble, less ex= sam Pe it sea Jn hi Fruit Fla. mon, e, Straw berry. At grocers, 10c. owe BORN. In Nevada City, November 7, 1903, to rere 9 the wife of Ollie Clarke, a son. RNS Soe If you want to buy, rent to see, C. B. PORTER, Manager. , ELouses and Evoomese 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. HACKINTOSHES. MACINTOSHES Automobile Mackintoshes For Ladies, Misses and Children. Prom s61.50 Up. The latest styles. Prices RUBBERS for Ladies, NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. Men and Children. RUBBER BOOTS in all sizes, NEW FURS! gJROSENBERG . BROS.) CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. BEARY MONEY BY ceo cc ec nt Ro kara) ® modest modest butlien ef sete are mixed properly. pany. per share. and in the osite it will at that per annum on par pe Simonds, the attor essable charter no atookbolder can be made liable for the debieot the company All desiring stock in this new company will please apply ies * as = obick above named. AOKENBUSB, Secretary Ww. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they = iH Development Co. is now fully IPS avd is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same, Two Hundred Thousand Shares of the Oompany. All the inet from the property of the Oom A Limited Number of Shaves : le of Nevada county at bed-rook of the stock will be advanced to opinion of the mangers and of leading experts of both timber and anriferoue gravel The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— WOODPECKER CIGAR. © is here to stay made by— All interested in the stady of the] published at St. Oanice’s church yes-. : No dress fits connie: ‘withou one of Mahe Corsets. : CORSET pare ~ a I. At 50 Cents—Black and Grey R. & G, medium and short; all sizes. At One Dollar—Black end 2 eee R. & G. Corsets in girdle, short taeda and long ‘We Oome to us for i re OW IS THE TIME YOU NEED N THEM. We have them for 50e, 75¢, $1, $1.25, $2 . is iy ree } ij Da secsrolal St Phon nme 3IS.,., according to size and quality. Call in and see them_and get you pick.*; C JF. —— PREPAREFor Cold Weather % % Heater money. The Tarner & Hadley Ccmpany carry all. grades. Their prices range from $2.60 upwards Inspect. our stock and yuu will find just what you want, Air Tight and save We carry stove pipe both common and Rassia Iron. Our line of Stove Boards comprise the very latest designs. Turner & Hadley Compa PINE STREET. NEVADA CG For a first-class, pra ae That Flavorlese Ready-Ground Package — ffee, and try a pound eee ee eee ewe ene E YOU seen our ® Hi: attraction to our laf stock of Souv enir Spo The Pope Leo Spoowbeauty — elegantly engt ~ © with profile of Pope ne ‘a'ican, etc Coa gee our other a cluding . Poe Yevada County Scenie Lone Pine Spoor Courthouse Spoons Gaylor’s 25 Cont ee Family Coffee te order, with N. 8. of Md. _ or . r COCOA DOOR MAT y, P, Kimbe pa00. f, Hump! nols60. bof, John Ti sing from Sa . W, Blodge' Y., on minip Packshber 8 9 from San ig, Jo V. Sn p Francis hn Hanly a! from San . if. and Mrs V ping for f » will reside. rles Galla ‘this morpi have positi ir. and Mrs. . for San E mes Colley butcher, ii ness. f. Ruth is o Rehneer is . . Fred Zei ming for San perintenden hie mine . Francisco. Badger is it to his fam ,and Mrs, evening fror ho Leman is McDonald bere on a vis . , H. Dabneke yesterday fo fon, Seth May is county, ¢ arrived her iog Murtip, Pablishing C eallatthe T noon. bil G. Scadd th Bloom fiel 8, Charles bkeeon a vi rman. E, Mansfield are here o 4d, Mcsely i hn Eddy, th I, wert to Fo ft. and Mrs. 1 dfrom a vi William the sick lis .0.W. Wy yevening . toand San . ] fred Ludekau on a visit mann. » Charles § 'day evenin, reshe bas b +d, Harris, . his city for fone to San yy Whittum, hold fever { oving. . Charles \ dy Creek, af Bold Flat. .J. M. K ering from Oving in on liam Chap been seric hia, is recove aise Mary H din & rune Mproving rig bL. Hollanc an, arrived hing from . B of al pany. He) al 8 Vitagrap io nights . le Tom's 7, and a . 00 the pri Wal, negro mer with ¢ Mand new mance wil] and th bing, An €qual to Tom ade and hat you y Moneyb

Nevapa City Daly TRANSCRIPT Special Dispatchesto NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. . TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. $6 Por Year . By Carrier, aoe Delivered to any part of the city. EE Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY. 12 1-2c Per Week .. November 9, 1903 fh NEVADA CITY PARENTS SHOULD HAVE A CARE T quite frequently occurs that teachers in the primary . grades of the public schools of this city have occasion to complain of the evident want of care on the part of parents and other grown persons in keeping the minds of children free from tainted or impious thoughts. It is not to be presumed that there is more occasion for this complaint in Nevada City than in other cities, for the mischief is generally everywhere, and chiefly for the reason that grown persons are not fully aware of the harm that dark thoughts do in little minds. There is not much that a child can do to its body that will hurt it, but the mind is as easily poisoned as fresh butter is susceptible to taint from close association with that which is impure, and, like fresh butter, the taint that is in the mind is hard to be gotten out. To be sure children will learn bad things from other children, but not nearly so quickly as from someone who is grown up, The adult friends of children should be of the most exemplary character, and whoso would plant dark thoughts in a childish mind would desecrate the holy of holies if he should every obtain access to the temple of God. Of all bad practices there is none worse than that of “deviling” children, and a child that is ever upon the street or loafing about a shop, store or livery barn is sure to be “deviled” to the point of destruction. Such children are hec ored, made fun of, badgered and teased until they are spoiled eal redemption. Dark thoughts become black thoughts when they are grown to. maturity, and black thoughts make black lives. Black lives may as well as not spring from the careless sowing of tares in the minds of children by grown persons who wish them well and.should know better, and doubtless would if they were to stop tothink of the possible consequences of their own carelessness of =< ase and action. Have a care there. EVANS RESCUED ALIVE Faradosco Smothered to. Death--Body Recoyered This Morning. remains to this city for burial. The The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of W. E. Squier, deceased. Final account settied, allowed and approved, Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Estate of Addison O. Hinkeon, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved, Distribution granted Estate of Alexander Gault, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with petition.Word was received ifrom North Bloomfield this morning that the body of one of the two miners who was caught in the big cave at the Union Blue Gravel Mine was recovered from the debris in the No. 5 drift, where the catastrophe occurred. The body proved to be that of Ferabosco, the Italian miner, but contrary to expecttaion it was not crushed or mangled, which shows that death resulted from suffocation, At 10:80 ofclock the rescuers were rewarded by digging a hole through and into the narrow space where Evans was confined. As soon as possible a hole big enough to admit ea man was made and Evans was quickly released from his perilous position and taken out of the mine. He was overjoyed to see his deliverers and although hysterical to some degree from his terrible experience he soon recovered bis composure. Notwithstanding his terrible experieace his mental condition was not unbalanced, ~but was very weak from want of food and drink. Witha few deys recuperation Evans will be wellas ever. All that saved Evans from smothering was hig presence of mind in cutting a large hole in the airpipe as soon as he found himself en_ tombed, It has been ascertained that the train of mining cars which were standing in the drift when the cave occurred were instrumental in a way of saving the lives of the other thirteen miners who escaped death by only a bair’s breath. The impact of the falling earth against the cars sent them going-out of the drift at terrific speed for some distance, and hearing the cars coming the men proceeded in haste to get out of the way and ran for a plece of safety. The place where the men were working was almost instantly filled up by caving gravel and‘ quickeand as the miners made their quick retreat. Farabosco had not followed mining for any great length of time, and as stated heretofore was to have quit bis job last Saturday night es, he intended to get married thie week. He was a woodchopper by occupation, He was a native of Italy, eged about 85 years and a member of the Foresters, Underteker Henry Lane left for North Bloomfield this afternoon to bring the ministrator. Josephine Schwartz. $100, of real estate confirmed, was allowed in which to anewer, tratrix. A. D, Mason ve. Jobn Caldwell. Demarrer of plaintiff to answer submitted on part of defendant. ARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS Sunday, November 8th, P. W. Cleveland, Sen. Francieco, Thomas Smith, O, H. Jones, Mrs, Dahneke,Mise Dahneke,E.G. Raiser, ~* 8. W. Shafer, Downieville, o. J. Mosley, Phelps Hill, zs _ Yreka, Winiess my Olark, Ba McDonald and wife, Oakland, , A. Debaske, North San Juan. “ltwo years. Estate of Branceford Alcorn, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Frank W. Taylor, Public AdEstate of F. Schwartz, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Bonds fixed at In the matter of the guardianship of Emma Bishop et al., minors. Sale Sampson Davey vs. Valentine J. Schuerman. By consent fifteen days Estate and guardianship of John Rodda et el., minors. Order of sale. . of real estate granted to the guardian, Estate of Ludwig Bierwagon, deceased, Final discharge of adminis(OGRE I SE WASHINGTON, Nov. 9—The Fifty-eighth Congress assembled in extraordinary session. this noon, in accordance withthe President’s proclamation, for the purpose of enacting legislation necessary to make Cuban Reciprocity Treaty effective. Congress. leries. CMDERON 1S ALL AVGHT. New York, Nov. 9—Alarming reports reached here in privete dispatches regarding the condition of Emperor William, the result of yesterday’s operation. Official bulletin issued at Berlin says the Emperor’s condition is good. He worked several hours this afternoon, Public concern about the Emperor’s condition is un-warranted. Prohibition News. The Prohibitionists of California are maintaining the vigorous iater-election campaign initiated at the beginning of the year and have been steadily adding tothe number of individuals who are giving their entire time to the work. The most recent addition to the force is Prof. A A. Hopkins of New York, who is being talked of as a Presidential candidate on the Prohibition ticket. Hopkins is a college man, an author, poet and singer. His book on **Wealth and Waste” is a text book on }. the study of the liquor problem, and his stories are read and songs are sung by temperance workers everywhere. He is an able speaker and is thorougbly informed on every phase of the question. At present he is filling a number of engagements in Southern California, after which he will go to the north. Rev. B. F. Hewlett, LL. D., began work in San Bernardino county today, after which he speaks in Riverside, Orange and San Diego. Mr. George Barkley of Oakland will also go out asa traveling field worker and organizer, delivering lectures illustrated by a stereoptican. Mrs. E. N, Law of Michigan is being billed for January. Mrs. Law is considered one of the best women speak ers in the country and is meeting with great success in Pennsylvanie, where she has been campaigning for some The immense crowd of spectators filled the gal— ES A New Suit. A new sult has been instituted in the Superior Court of Nevada county by Samuel P. Adams against John Adams James B. Adams, Albert Adams, Susie Butler, Sophia Cook and Elizabeth Johne, The parties interested are all Stine Valley, and the suit is brought by the plaintiff to secure a partition of certain realestate in that township in which all have an interest. Tyrrell & Hennessey are attorneys for plaintiff. The Alamni are gathering from many parts of tho State for the annual be played on the Richmond field in San Francleco next Saturday afternoon, November 14th. Reunion dinclasses of °97, 99,00, 01, 02 and ’08. The students will give their annual N-t a Sick Day Since. noon, November 10th, “I was taken severely sick with kidpey trouble, I tried all sorts of medicives, none of which relieved me. One day I saw an ad. of your Electric Bitters and determined to try that. After taking a few doses I felt relieved, and soon thereafter was. entirely cured, and have not seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine have been cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidvey troubles and General Debility.” This ie what B. F. Bass, of Fremoot, N. 0., writes. Only 50c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. day evening, November 12th. ee & you havén’t a regular, healthy exe bed BL da; ou’re ill or Mes 8 ar apes te i Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sbherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 26c. and 10c.a box, For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. & oy Shee THEY WORK WHILE YOu EAT °EM LIKE CANDY. Ploessnt, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. Fesake ans Weaken, or Gripe. (California OChampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf tor free Bassai The Phelps Hi of a par value of One Dollar Each bave been placed in the Treasury the sale of this Stock will be expended in working and developing Have been get aside to be sold to the When this allotment has been sold the iat be a fine bargain and a choice investment. value of the stock and hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, Subscription Lists ney of the company, The stock of thiscompany ie Full Paid and Non-Assessab and under an express provision in the etiould any such ever be {ncarred. stock will be advanced to 50 Cents per share It was the largest membership in the history of CaliforniaStanford Calfornta-Stanford football game, to oers will be held.on Friday, November 18th, the night before the game, by the “football show” on the night of the game in the Alhambra Theatre. The annual alumni banquet will be held at the Merchant.’ Club In San Francisco on Monday evening, November I6tb, with F. P. Deering, "75 as toast-master, and President Wheeler and Professor H. Morse Stephens among the speakers. The annual ‘‘Axe.Rally,” held always on the bleachers and at the gymnasium on the last day of football practice, in commemoration of the captare of the Stanford broad-axe in 1897, is set for 4 o’clock Tuesday afterThe closing footfall rally of the year will be held in the Harmon Gymnasium on TharsBEST FOR THE KEEP YOUa BLOOD GLEAN The managers fully expect the company to pay in divideads not less than 12 per cent Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F, COUNTY MONEYS, Amount Actually On Hand In the Strong Box $66,196.98. The money in the County Treasury was counted this afternoon by Ohairman O, J. Miller of the Board of Supervisors, District Attorney George L. Jones and Anditor F. L’ Arbogast. The amount tlferein is $56,186.98, which is twenty-seven cents in excess of the sum called for by the Auditor’s books. Oounty Treasurer H. J. Wright always has everything right up to perfection. The “Golden Age.” An original poem, written by Dr, 0 D. Oleveland, formerly of Grass Valley, and in commemoration of the 63d Anniverary of the Admission of Oalifornia to the Union of the States, has been received at this office. The poem was delivered by its author in Pioneer Hall, San Francisco, on the occasion of a reception of the Society of Oalifornia Pioneers given the 9th day of September last. The piece is a work of intellectual attainment and was pronounced by those who were fortuDate enough to be present to be a master piece in metrical composition. 2c The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c.a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H, siren sole agent. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always _ Pears the

Pyestare ot Died at HosPital. H. Newberry, who bas been an inmate of the county hospital for some time past and who has been a sufferer from asthma, died at that inetitation at 6 o’clook yesterdey morning. Deceased was a native of Mississippi and aged 75 years. The remains were interred in the hospital burial grounds this afternoon, Bible Class, Notice] The subject for Bible study next Tharsday, November 12, 1908, will be “The Boyhood of Jesus” (Luke II, 40-50) and ‘The Silent Tears” (Luke II, 51-52), Life of Christ are cordially invited to attend and if possible to become members of the class. Weather Report. Sarurpay, November 7th. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.seo: Tonight cloudy, probably rain. Warmer Tuesday, MoADmrE, To Be Married. 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