October 11, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa Ciry Daity TRANSCRIPT e UST NIGHT. BROWN & C Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By “ail, spe mie $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 i-2c Per We Delivered toany part uf the city. SATURDAY .. aac od Silec THA uke WSs ck October 11, 190 No Meddling. HE demand for the disestablishment of the Episcopal Church promises to become a leading issue in the politics of Great Britain, and preparations are now being made for a polemical war of great fury and intensity. Feeling always runs high when religious questions . "** become an issue in politics, The English church establishment is necessarily in politics, for it is a political institution, being, i in a limited degree, a branch of the government. It is opposed by all denominations{other than Episcopalians be cause the communicants of other faiths are compelled to pay tithes for the support of its clergy and its schools. Another ground for opposition is the fact that its bishops have seats in, the House of Peers. The.sovereign is its titular head, and.is sworn to defend its faith. But however annomalous the union of church gnd state may appear in these days of religious freedom, it is not the business of the people of this country to interfere with the political institutions ef another country! This truth is pertinent at this time because the opponents of the English church establishment propose to solicit contributions in the United States to carry on their propoganda. The proposition is a trifle impudent. While the injustice of making Methodists, Presbyterians, Catholics and Jews contribute to the maintenance of another church and faith is apparent, it is the business ‘of British Nonconformists to fight their own battles. Itis‘a struggle that must be fought out by the voters of Great Britain; it is a constitutional question in fact. The church has been disestablished in Ireland, and the same reasons which impelled that action apply with the same force, though in lesser degree, to the demand for disestablishment in England. Nearly three-fourths of the Irish people are Catholics, while a minority of the remainder ate Episco— palians, and this fact made the injustice of levying tithes on all alike for the support of the English church so glaring} and flagrant as to make it absolutely indefensible. But the injustice is the same whether the people so taxed constitute a majority or a minority. Nevertheless the question is one for the British people alone to decide, It is not the province of Americans to interfere in the dcggestic concerns of other nations, whether religious or politic@l, and it is to be hoped the scheme to collect contributions im this country for political purposes will be given the cold sheglder. . 4446464446444 64 HAT eight Republican Congressmen from California will be needed to make up the majority in the House of Representatives is a reasonable presumption. The present majority is only forty-five, and with the increased number of members next year it will probably be not mnch greater. If the Democrats should manage to capture as many as thirty Seats which they do not now hold, they would control the organization of the House. California Republicans should vote for their party nominees for Congress all along the line from Gillette in the north to Daniels in the south, BBC : BOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and Sparkling. Bottled Only at the Brewery in St. Louis, SOLD EVERYWHERE. Grand Democratic Rally! HON. FRANKLIN K. LANE, Democratic Nominee for Governor, and HON. James V. Coleman, Will Address the People of NEVADA CITY, Monday Evening, October 13th, Commencing at 8 o’clock sharp. iar EVERBODY INVITED. EXCURSIONS . EAST @¢4%* 4 Owerthe 4 4 4 &¢ Santa Fe Railway. Plammer of Piety Hill, Mrs, James sRowe Passes to the Great Mrs. Ann Rowe; an old and mach respected resident of this city, passed from this life quite suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Richard last night. She had been ill for several years, but was taken suddenly worse yesterday afternoon, and although everything known tothe medical profession wes done for her all efforta to prolong her life proved to be of noavail. Deceased had lived at this city for a number of years and was beloved by all who koew her. She was a native of Tywardreath, Cornwall, England, and—eged68 years, 8 months and2days. She was yuited in marriage to James Rowe forty-eight years ago and besides her husband one daughter, Mrs. Richard Plammer, and one son, James Rowe, dr., are left bereaved. A daughter Mrs. Wallace, died in Oakland a few years since. Mrs. Rowe united with the Methodfet church in England nearly a half century ago and has been for all these years a most exemplary Obristian. She joined ker husband inthis State in 1884, coming to this city, where she bas resided ever since. The funeral services will be held at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer tomorrow afternoon at 3:80 o’clock. Going and Coming. M. Signacio ie down from North Bloomfield. A.J. Flanders is over from Birchville. J.D. Elton of Washington isin this city. D. D. Kane is here.from Gaston Ridge. R. A. Thomas of Birchville is a viaitor here. A. Penrose Bloomfield. L. L. Myers, Superintendent of the family in this city. kee today. bas been visiting friends in this city, returned to ber home tcday. Local Briels. load of dress goods, suitable for fall be pleased to examine. blankets. Read their new ad. Nothing ‘is hailed with more joy by the housewife than the standard preparation which saves time and labor in cleaning windows, paintwork, brass and silyer—Ben Ami. he keeps this well known commodity in stock, as well as its companion, Helpstarch, -another useful article. Are you going East? If you conteminvestigate the advantages offered by Sante Fe Railway Co. Read their ad. cigars always on hand. jall/-tf anything in the tobacco line. tf bricks, Al Birehvilie. services there at 10:80 o’clock. DIED. At San Francisco, October 9, 1902, Mrs. Julia A. Ashburn, beloved wife of Oharles E. Ashburn, aged 58 years, 6 months and 1 day, a native of New Orleans. {The funeral Will take place from St. Oanice Oatholic church tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. Requiem mass at. St. Canice church: at 10 o’clock Monday. morning.) . Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose o! Sherman’s Headache Cure will ect you. You swallow a pill, and the head The cheapest and a pert way totravel. Tourist Sleeping .Oars are used and . ache is gone. ~The are PERSONALLY OONDU: on MONDAYS, TH AYs . y cure neuralgia, . DAYS by experienced and careful attendants. * aud SATUR . 250. and 10c.s box. For saleby H. O EXTRA FARE FOR THIS SERVIOE. N We . booklet with fall information. Write for it. yee 5 ieee Dickerman, sole agent, is Jeten Mecte” Wtelaline wis bene tis othere have been compared singe -1851. SANTA FE, 841 Market St, San Francisco, It is the best, ; is down from North North Bloomfield mine, is visiting his W. H. Husterret returned to CheroMiss Mary Brophy of Cherokee, who Snell & Fleming announce to the public that they have received a carand winter trade, which the ladies will They have also jast received a fine assortment of Mulloy, the] ° pioneer grocer, annownces today that plate taking atrip it will pay you to A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and Oali on Ed Schmidt when you want At the meeting of the fire delegates held Thursday evening, it was decided to have Pennsylvania engine house repainted, to prevent the decay of the Father J. P. Clyne of St. Canice Catholic church, will go over to Birchville tomorrow morning, and will hold Kentucky standard with which all THE SUPERVISORS (Expat Mimset H. Rethenberg, the & the Higher drammer, who was subpenaed to appear as a witness in the Sohenk case, and failed to appear, was brought into Court toThey Met in Regular Quarterly. Session Today, notice it was « Jewish holiday and he could not come. He said that he. expected to-be notified by telegraph of the date of the trial, and as he did not think he was wanted, and started off on his trip. The Judge censured Mr. Rothenberg for his negligence and dismissed him. Trials. Sel. Daniel and Martha Roberts, charged with the murder of Henry Butler at French Corral a few, weeks ago, were arraigned in the Superior Oourt today and pleaded not guilty. They asked for separate trials and Jadge Nilon get December 2d for the commencement of Mr. Roberts’ trial aud Decomber Sth for Mrs. Roberts’ trial. The following bills against the county have been found due and ordered paid by the Board of Supervisors: Kastin & Waldron, merchandise for county, $15 75. H. A. Robbins, livery hire, $24.40. Nevada City Water Works. water for courthouse, $62. J. 5. Phillips, affidavits of registration, $85.85. 8. McKay, supplies for health officer, $123.25. The application filed by M. O’Oonpeli, asking for appoiatment to the position of gardener at the couaty hoepital, was upon motion referred to the committee on hospital. Upon motion the application of the following named persons for State ald were granted: Lila Martens, for two half orphans; Carrie Maltman, for two half orphans; . One Susan Brimskill, for one half orphan. The report of the Nevada Oounty Promotion Committee was submitted to the Board. It was moved by Supervisor Miller and seconded by Supervisor Fay that the Obsirman of the Board be authorized to siga a contract to put as$a on the roadway. io front of their,pallding on Broad street. The-matter of furnishing P. Foley, an inmate of the Hospital, with patent legs so that he can get cut of the in$100 REWARD. $100 The readers of f this paper will be pleseed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Oatarrb. Hall’s Oatarrh Oure is the only positive care now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitational treatment. Hall’s Oatarrh Care is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the syetem, thereby deatroying the f conan tion of the disease, and giving the patient strength by bailding up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimopials, Address F, J. OHENEY & OO., day, atid said that when he received the . receive any farther notice, he didnot . proprietors have so much faith in its r hid Is. a Mystery.) Suntan, Dowbet 10—L. Quinones, a tamale peddler, was shot mysteriously last night. The bullet entered the back, passed through the Jangs -and came oat ‘just below the right nipple. The* man ‘lay ‘out’ ‘alty night and this morning recovered eonsciousness and staggered to his home. H, O. Thomas, a sporting men living during the night and though he claims to have missed hie mark .the officers are suspicious that Quinones received the bullet. Fire at Redding. Ruppine, October 10—A fire starting from an unknown cause fn the paint shop of A. QOarlson this morning destroyed four frame buildings in the business section of town. The loss will reach $15,000. A Murder. BakErsrietpD, October 10—Ooroner Burkreus received word this morning that a murder had been committed at Kernville by one Stokes shooting a a man named Thompson. The Oor-:. oner at once left for the scene. Weather Report. Forecaster McAdie of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Cloudy, probably showers tonight Toledo, O. Sold by-Druggiste, 75 cts. titation left to Chairman W. H. , ‘ch fe Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Martin with full power to act, and Sunday. The following claims against the county were ordered paid: H. Ivey, affidagits of registration, 90 cents. CG. F. Brayton, mdse, $5. Nancy Shepherd, State aid, $25. G. B. Finnegan, rebate, $17.10. E. C. Griasel!, mileage, $4. A. J. Wood, mileage, $2. John Fay, mileage, $17.60, R. N Smith, registration, $2.70. Whittier School, maintenance of {nmates, 433 Dennis Coughlan, labor on bridge, $2 50. £: T. Larkin, labor on bridge, $2 50. Vernon Poston, labor, $2. P. Orzalli, wood for bospital, $114.75 Jas, Lucas, labor on bridge, $8.50. Oa motion of Supervisor Fay, seconded by Superviser Griese), it was ordered that the action of the Board horetofore made instructing the Olerk to advertise for bids for constracting a bridge scross Trout Orvek io Meadow Lake, be rescinded. The County Surveyor was instructed to prepare plane and specifications for the constraction of a bridge acrcss Trout Oreek at Truckee. THE OLD RELIABLE in the vicinity, fred at an fotrader) Mason, one of-the attorneys for Obes. Pei tie, ‘Stall Captain coming pe Out of Fuel. " pokaiobanx; N. Y., teesbae 10—The 4000 pupils in the eleven public schools in this city were sent home to-). day because of the coal supvly giving ont. His Second Trial. In the Superior Court today, A. D. a October wee Schenk, asked that the day of commencing the defendant’s second trial, . : be set for an early date, as his client had -been\ confined {n jail for some. time. The Judge then fixed Monday} Pie oth next as the time for setting the trial ndance at Glenb: aftern00D demons ng in still in favo + ig estimated t 018 thousand pe ihe races Were clos nd the interest . jence that the pe A the sport. mM, Walling, B. Drovines officiated rath, J. A. Rapp t were timekeepe’ Noiated as starter try clerk. ng were called in Staff Captain Crawford,' the mS ional leader of. the Salvation Army will conduct a special meeting in the . *Pr Methodist church of this'city Wednes. bet day evening, October 15th, at 8 o'clock. The Staff Captain will bé accompanied . Maher % “ta ‘Nevada Gi Gi Ladies’ and Children’s Cotton ai Woolen Underwear for Fall and Winter ~Ladiee day’ we show for the fret time this Fall all th the new things in fall and winter Underwear. Never could ye give you as much for your money as we can this time. Ladies’ Heavy Fleece Lines vests and pants at 25 cently This is a good one for your money. At 50 cents we can give you the best thing in Vests 3 Pauts that you ever saw.We have five different kinds choose from. . f At 75 cents we can give you a Swiss ribbed Vests anf Pants—both in the natural wool and in white. _ At $1 we have a world beater, This comes in graya white, and is all pure wool. You wilf-have to see them t appreciate them. We have all the new things in silk ant wool underwear for ladies at prices from $2.50 to $6—just come and see for yourself. Children’s Underwear at ies: 4 1—Trotting, 2:80 rsa, $100; mile hea era three entries— John Irving's Ine Blacksmith. Te orite in the betti hat she could do % Meringo took the yez finishing sé th avery poor th 6 time for each 8114, 2:86)4. The y pretty one. M ta scant nose } after a hot drive, t the half-mile eerenly matched at wag very exoltit No. 2—-Runnving ght; purse, $100; ere six entries: « lames Wiliams’ Allison Ranch, « ttless, C, VY. Turn irl, William Bak Btambolito acted « ors had been tri Absolutely Pure . THERE [S$ NO wich dasbla’ LEGG & INDEPENDENT ' SHAW C0. HA Meetings. P. F. SIMONDS, For Superior Judge VE 5o-cts. You know what these are. You have had them bag rmn*"ss ovr fore, Respectfully, ~ . stretch with Ere bist IVieIh er «iz, Go. ad; At the tb pulled into a lea bgiths, aud none after that. Ba de a strong bid but was overtake yroand beaten f No, 3—Running, ); purse, $25; half were thrie. en Allison Runch, Marian, and E, hey gota goo etty well strung Princess Marian \ inch second and Ly, were five ovent d they were each bontested. The 25, was a trial o! much enthusiasr Nevada County T ke, was a feat heered. Lhe bicy One, and demol expert riders at ) 4 mile dash, the spectators to Slasm, and with ited the outcom district horses cf See window of New Coats and tices sol CHAS. E., MULLOY, = Grocer. HELPS Bon Ami The biggest aid in window washing; . ” and in the cleaning of paint work, brass and silver. ete., migreees Price 10 ots. As ikname implies, belps the HELPSTARGH, : 9° Staroh—adde stiffness and brilliavcy—a labor saver. Price 10 ‘cont on the a a ae ae Widlinery Elegant FOR THE SEASON. ‘TRE etyle, and baat: ‘« our FALL MILLD i » modes have captivated all visitors to our beaut parlors. With the exquisite materials in use this season 0 milliners have vied with each. other in produclogd ttern hate. Je nothing to be compared with ily rival J. J. JACKSON, ; heen 7 ou will be arontly Tatorestes in oe el ne at this ‘g For County Treasurer : See en eres them fret in ihetbeel hibit and races, J. G. O’NEILL, tn ee, ee For Superintendent of Schools GLASSWARE F OR SALE Wires. Kawubecs& rded AS Will address the citizens of Nevada Commercial St, Nevada City. Mill St. Gril County 4 fe arom times jem resatvee Dirgcr from the Eastern Factory the finest ——e—e a4 r J.P, Oy ine o H a he yne of FRENOH CORRAL—Thursday, Ooeadac P4 contract to ° pa apiece ll F ergs Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses Saal <iernags ssber dit, LLEY--Friday, Oc-tever seen in town. See our window display. Our prices are [E 7e acne k will be started SPENOEVILLE— Setutday, October. 28h Inspect our goods. orth need 11th, : _ place WASHINGTON — Monday, ratihiacan oan onday, October . See Our Prices FT ieee thesae aaah tha aah MAEMMEnING. ‘her are some of te (imme GRANITEVILLE—T Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler.... .»e3O Cents per set >. gations of defective vision and should be atiended vi d Perse of Wo ith, needay, October! Wine Glasses ...+< ss: See .65 cents per set up i Your sghe ein aay way @ the comfort pair of cists!" ain nervous hea ake RELIEF’ HILL—Wednesday, Ootober. 2 ODIEtS..-. Ressses tion heervaaes pbnasbesice sdtveg oes 30 cents per set up. Wea: Meyer A. Ohingetia Op Dptioal O°. peer pol: 16th, = Jnstiog glasses properly Fran whines nay voces oust l™ oon ber. ear ass HILL—Thureday, Ocernie tormest pelrenst Respectfully, B araoed. lobe 1 imp_may,on. LeCctro=Dental Parl : wATOAMASES gms NORTH BLOO , ) a . ariors A. & H. LS : UNG, N ssa gp ge aus sion dines Ww. : WL, ts SMe ilarness in . NORTH SAN JUAN—Saturday, Octo, sk i aaa _ Lee ewe Neat line of ha; ber 18th. DR. R. E. SMITH lerada county FLORISTON—Monday, October 20th, He 1, naes Oi , These parlors are 8 parry of the Blectro-Dental Parlors of Bascesp t Ae has an assor OVERTON—Toesday, October 2ist. blished nearly tout. years a _— ] 2) and TRUOKEE—Wedneeday, October 224.) We) beet equipped Deatal on yey ca ‘SIL v ER Ww A Bante at ROUGH AND READY—Friday, Oc . nd prices," He pose Are Located Here Permanently, ‘We lave aw excellent dine of Spot pn ie [BrDrax SPRINGS— Wednesday, Oo-. With. all the modern’ & EL BOTMIOAL sn other conveniences for doing . knives, forks, Wedding ene Die agin, be All work guaranteed at Ove-half the regular -pioes charged by other . . Ems eoid tert RES lamonas p 7OU wilt PLEASANT RIDGE—Tharsdey, Oo-. dentists. Mirage : ~ tober 80th, “OUR PRICES aS : and ae PLA or Lower $10 00 GOLD FI ‘ COTTAGE HILL — Fridey, Gotober. gor 22 Karat.:. 6 00. SIL bie FILLINGS en: ewe of ~ Kind a Prom Promptly and Neatly Reps & you thin NEVADA CITY —teturdag, Nevomber. sa: PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 Nts. ideal laxative, MW No oaerge for Extracting when;plates,are ordered, Bret it, i, VALLEY—Monday, Neven‘Phone Man633. ” e] R. EB SMITH ro. C. ¢ sna ey ° . D. D. -S All drugoies

Nevapa Ciry Daity TRANSCRIPT e UST NIGHT. BROWN & C Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By “ail, spe mie $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 i-2c Per We Delivered toany part uf the city. SATURDAY ... aac od Silec THA uke WSs ck October 11, 190 No Meddling. HE demand for the disestablishment of the Episcopal Church promises to become a leading issue in the politics of Great Britain, and preparations are now being made for a polemical war of great fury and intensity. Feeling always runs high when religious questions . "** become an issue in politics, The English church establishment is necessarily in politics, for it is a political institution, being, i in a limited degree, a branch of the government. It is opposed by all denominations{other than Episcopalians be cause the communicants of other faiths are compelled to pay tithes for the support of its clergy and its schools. Another ground for opposition is the fact that its bishops have seats in, the House of Peers. The.sovereign is its titular head, and.is sworn to defend its faith. But however annomalous the union of church gnd state may appear in these days of religious freedom, it is not the business of the people of this country to interfere with the political institutions ef another country! This truth is pertinent at this time because the opponents of the English church establishment propose to solicit contributions in the United States to carry on their propoganda. The proposition is a trifle impudent. While the injustice of making Methodists, Presbyterians, Catholics and Jews contribute to the maintenance of another church and faith is apparent, it is the business ‘of British Nonconformists to fight their own battles. Itis‘a struggle that must be fought out by the voters of Great Britain; it is a constitutional question in fact. The church has been disestablished in Ireland, and the same reasons which impelled that action apply with the same force, though in lesser degree, to the demand for disestablishment in England. Nearly three-fourths of the Irish people are Catholics, while a minority of the remainder ate Episco— palians, and this fact made the injustice of levying tithes on all alike for the support of the English church so glaring} and flagrant as to make it absolutely indefensible. But the injustice is the same whether the people so taxed constitute a majority or a minority. Nevertheless the question is one for the British people alone to decide, It is not the province of Americans to interfere in the dcggestic concerns of other nations, whether religious or politic@l, and it is to be hoped the scheme to collect contributions im this country for political purposes will be given the cold sheglder. . 4446464446444 64 HAT eight Republican Congressmen from California will be needed to make up the majority in the House of Representatives is a reasonable presumption. The present majority is only forty-five, and with the increased number of members next year it will probably be not mnch greater. If the Democrats should manage to capture as many as thirty Seats which they do not now hold, they would control the organization of the House. California Republicans should vote for their party nominees for Congress all along the line from Gillette in the north to Daniels in the south, BBC : BOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and Sparkling. Bottled Only at the Brewery in St. Louis, SOLD EVERYWHERE. Grand Democratic Rally! HON. FRANKLIN K. LANE, Democratic Nominee for Governor, and HON. James V. Coleman, Will Address the People of NEVADA CITY, Monday Evening, October 13th, Commencing at 8 o’clock sharp. iar EVERBODY INVITED. EXCURSIONS . EAST @¢4%* 4 Owerthe 4 4 4 &¢ Santa Fe Railway. Plammer of Piety Hill, Mrs, James sRowe Passes to the Great Mrs. Ann Rowe; an old and mach respected resident of this city, passed from this life quite suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Richard last night. She had been ill for several years, but was taken suddenly worse yesterday afternoon, and although everything known tothe medical profession wes done for her all efforta to prolong her life proved to be of noavail. Deceased had lived at this city for a number of years and was beloved by all who koew her. She was a native of Tywardreath, Cornwall, England, and—eged68 years, 8 months and2days. She was yuited in marriage to James Rowe forty-eight years ago and besides her husband one daughter, Mrs. Richard Plammer, and one son, James Rowe, dr., are left bereaved. A daughter Mrs. Wallace, died in Oakland a few years since. Mrs. Rowe united with the Methodfet church in England nearly a half century ago and has been for all these years a most exemplary Obristian. She joined ker husband inthis State in 1884, coming to this city, where she bas resided ever since. The funeral services will be held at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer tomorrow afternoon at 3:80 o’clock. Going and Coming. M. Signacio ie down from North Bloomfield. A.J. Flanders is over from Birchville. J.D. Elton of Washington isin this city. D. D. Kane is here.from Gaston Ridge. R. A. Thomas of Birchville is a viaitor here. A. Penrose Bloomfield. L. L. Myers, Superintendent of the family in this city. kee today. bas been visiting friends in this city, returned to ber home tcday. Local Briels. load of dress goods, suitable for fall be pleased to examine. blankets. Read their new ad. Nothing ‘is hailed with more joy by the housewife than the standard preparation which saves time and labor in cleaning windows, paintwork, brass and silyer—Ben Ami. he keeps this well known commodity in stock, as well as its companion, Helpstarch, -another useful article. Are you going East? If you conteminvestigate the advantages offered by Sante Fe Railway Co. Read their ad. cigars always on hand. jall/-tf anything in the tobacco line. tf bricks, Al Birehvilie. services there at 10:80 o’clock. DIED. At San Francisco, October 9, 1902, Mrs. Julia A. Ashburn, beloved wife of Oharles E. Ashburn, aged 58 years, 6 months and 1 day, a native of New Orleans. {The funeral Will take place from St. Oanice Oatholic church tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. Requiem mass at. St. Canice church: at 10 o’clock Monday. morning.) . Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose o! Sherman’s Headache Cure will ect you. You swallow a pill, and the head The cheapest and a pert way totravel. Tourist Sleeping .Oars are used and . ache is gone. ~The are PERSONALLY OONDU: on MONDAYS, TH AYs . y cure neuralgia, . DAYS by experienced and careful attendants. * aud SATUR . 250. and 10c.s box. For saleby H. O EXTRA FARE FOR THIS SERVIOE. N We . booklet with fall information. Write for it. yee 5 ieee Dickerman, sole agent, is Jeten Mecte” Wtelaline wis bene tis othere have been compared singe -1851. SANTA FE, 841 Market St, San Francisco, It is the best, ; is down from North North Bloomfield mine, is visiting his W. H. Husterret returned to CheroMiss Mary Brophy of Cherokee, who Snell & Fleming announce to the public that they have received a carand winter trade, which the ladies will They have also jast received a fine assortment of Mulloy, the] ° pioneer grocer, annownces today that plate taking atrip it will pay you to A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and Oali on Ed Schmidt when you want At the meeting of the fire delegates held Thursday evening, it was decided to have Pennsylvania engine house repainted, to prevent the decay of the Father J. P. Clyne of St. Canice Catholic church, will go over to Birchville tomorrow morning, and will hold Kentucky standard with which all THE SUPERVISORS (Expat Mimset H. Rethenberg, the & the Higher drammer, who was subpenaed to appear as a witness in the Sohenk case, and failed to appear, was brought into Court toThey Met in Regular Quarterly. Session Today, notice it was « Jewish holiday and he could not come. He said that he. expected to-be notified by telegraph of the date of the trial, and as he did not think he was wanted, and started off on his trip. The Judge censured Mr. Rothenberg for his negligence and dismissed him. Trials. Sel. Daniel and Martha Roberts, charged with the murder of Henry Butler at French Corral a few, weeks ago, were arraigned in the Superior Oourt today and pleaded not guilty. They asked for separate trials and Jadge Nilon get December 2d for the commencement of Mr. Roberts’ trial aud Decomber Sth for Mrs. Roberts’ trial. The following bills against the county have been found due and ordered paid by the Board of Supervisors: Kastin & Waldron, merchandise for county, $15 75. H. A. Robbins, livery hire, $24.40. Nevada City Water Works. water for courthouse, $62. J. 5. Phillips, affidavits of registration, $85.85. 8. McKay, supplies for health officer, $123.25. The application filed by M. O’Oonpeli, asking for appoiatment to the position of gardener at the couaty hoepital, was upon motion referred to the committee on hospital. Upon motion the application of the following named persons for State ald were granted: Lila Martens, for two half orphans; Carrie Maltman, for two half orphans; . One Susan Brimskill, for one half orphan. The report of the Nevada Oounty Promotion Committee was submitted to the Board. It was moved by Supervisor Miller and seconded by Supervisor Fay that the Obsirman of the Board be authorized to siga a contract to put as$a on the roadway. io front of their,pallding on Broad street. The-matter of furnishing P. Foley, an inmate of the Hospital, with patent legs so that he can get cut of the in$100 REWARD. $100 The readers of f this paper will be pleseed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Oatarrb. Hall’s Oatarrh Oure is the only positive care now known to the medical fraternity.. Catarrh being a constitational treatment. Hall’s Oatarrh Care is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the syetem, thereby deatroying the f conan tion of the disease, and giving the patient strength by bailding up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimopials, Address F, J. OHENEY & OO., day, atid said that when he received the . receive any farther notice, he didnot .

proprietors have so much faith in its r hid Is. a Mystery.) Suntan, Dowbet 10—L. Quinones, a tamale peddler, was shot mysteriously last night. The bullet entered the back, passed through the Jangs -and came oat ‘just below the right nipple. The* man ‘lay ‘out’ ‘alty night and this morning recovered eonsciousness and staggered to his home. H, O. Thomas, a sporting men living during the night and though he claims to have missed hie mark .the officers are suspicious that Quinones received the bullet. Fire at Redding. Ruppine, October 10—A fire starting from an unknown cause fn the paint shop of A. QOarlson this morning destroyed four frame buildings in the business section of town. The loss will reach $15,000. A Murder. BakErsrietpD, October 10—Ooroner Burkreus received word this morning that a murder had been committed at Kernville by one Stokes shooting a a man named Thompson. The Oor-:. oner at once left for the scene. Weather Report. Forecaster McAdie of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Cloudy, probably showers tonight Toledo, O. Sold by-Druggiste, 75 cts. titation left to Chairman W. H. , ‘ch fe Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Martin with full power to act, and Sunday. The following claims against the county were ordered paid: H. Ivey, affidagits of registration, 90 cents. CG. F. Brayton, mdse, $5. Nancy Shepherd, State aid, $25. G. B. Finnegan, rebate, $17.10. E. C. Griasel!, mileage, $4. A. J. Wood, mileage, $2. John Fay, mileage, $17.60, R. N Smith, registration, $2.70. Whittier School, maintenance of {nmates, 433 Dennis Coughlan, labor on bridge, $2 50. £: T. Larkin, labor on bridge, $2 50. Vernon Poston, labor, $2. P. Orzalli, wood for bospital, $114.75 Jas, Lucas, labor on bridge, $8.50. Oa motion of Supervisor Fay, seconded by Superviser Griese), it was ordered that the action of the Board horetofore made instructing the Olerk to advertise for bids for constracting a bridge scross Trout Orvek io Meadow Lake, be rescinded. The County Surveyor was instructed to prepare plane and specifications for the constraction of a bridge acrcss Trout Oreek at Truckee. THE OLD RELIABLE in the vicinity, fred at an fotrader) Mason, one of-the attorneys for Obes. Pei tie, ‘Stall Captain coming pe Out of Fuel. " pokaiobanx; N. Y., teesbae 10—The 4000 pupils in the eleven public schools in this city were sent home to-). day because of the coal supvly giving ont.. His Second Trial. In the Superior Court today, A. D. a October wee Schenk, asked that the day of commencing the defendant’s second trial, . : be set for an early date, as his client had -been\ confined {n jail for some. time. The Judge then fixed Monday} Pie oth next as the time for setting the trial ndance at Glenb: aftern00D demons ng in still in favo + ig estimated t 018 thousand pe ihe races Were clos nd the interest . jence that the pe A the sport. mM, Walling, B. Drovines officiated rath, J. A. Rapp t were timekeepe’ Noiated as starter try clerk. ng were called in Staff Captain Crawford,' the mS ional leader of. the Salvation Army will conduct a special meeting in the . *Pr Methodist church of this'city Wednes. bet day evening, October 15th, at 8 o'clock. The Staff Captain will bé accompanied . Maher % “ta ‘Nevada Gi Gi Ladies’ and Children’s Cotton ai Woolen Underwear for Fall and Winter ~Ladiee day’ we show for the fret time this Fall all th the new things in fall and winter Underwear. Never could ye give you as much for your money as we can this time. Ladies’ Heavy Fleece Lines vests and pants at 25 cently This is a good one for your money. At 50 cents we can give you the best thing in Vests 3 Pauts that you ever saw.We have five different kinds choose from. . f At 75 cents we can give you a Swiss ribbed Vests anf Pants—both in the natural wool and in white. _ At $1 we have a world beater, This comes in graya white, and is all pure wool. You wilf-have to see them t appreciate them. We have all the new things in silk ant wool underwear for ladies at prices from $2.50 to $6—just come and see for yourself. Children’s Underwear at ies: 4 1—Trotting, 2:80 rsa, $100; mile hea era three entries— John Irving's Ine Blacksmith. Te orite in the betti hat she could do % Meringo took the yez finishing sé th avery poor th 6 time for each 8114, 2:86)4. The y pretty one. M ta scant nose } after a hot drive, t the half-mile eerenly matched at wag very exoltit No. 2—-Runnving ght; purse, $100; ere six entries: « lames Wiliams’ Allison Ranch, « ttless, C, VY. Turn irl, William Bak Btambolito acted « ors had been tri Absolutely Pure . THERE [S$ NO wich dasbla’ LEGG & INDEPENDENT ' SHAW C0. HA Meetings. P. F. SIMONDS, For Superior Judge VE 5o-cts. You know what these are. You have had them bag rmn*"ss ovr fore, Respectfully, ~ . stretch with Ere bist IVieIh er «iz, Go. ad; At the tb pulled into a lea bgiths, aud none after that. Ba de a strong bid but was overtake yroand beaten f No, 3—Running, ); purse, $25; half were thrie. en Allison Runch, Marian, and E, hey gota goo etty well strung Princess Marian \ inch second and Ly, were five ovent d they were each bontested. The 25, was a trial o! much enthusiasr Nevada County T ke, was a feat heered. Lhe bicy One, and demol expert riders at ) 4 mile dash, the spectators to Slasm, and with ited the outcom district horses cf See window of New Coats and tices sol CHAS. E., MULLOY, = Grocer. HELPS Bon Ami The biggest aid in window washing; . ” and in the cleaning of paint work, brass and silver. ete., migreees Price 10 ots. As ikname implies, belps the HELPSTARGH, : 9° Staroh—adde stiffness and brilliavcy—a labor saver. Price 10 ‘cont on the a a ae ae Widlinery Elegant FOR THE SEASON. ‘TRE etyle, and baat: ‘« our FALL MILLD i » modes have captivated all visitors to our beaut parlors. With the exquisite materials in use this season 0 milliners have vied with each. other in produclogd ttern hate. Je nothing to be compared with ily rival J. J. JACKSON, ; heen 7 ou will be arontly Tatorestes in oe el ne at this ‘g For County Treasurer : See en eres them fret in ihetbeel hibit and races, J. G. O’NEILL, tn ee, ee For Superintendent of Schools GLASSWARE F OR SALE Wires. Kawubecs& rded AS Will address the citizens of Nevada Commercial St, Nevada City. Mill St. Gril County 4 fe arom times jem resatvee Dirgcr from the Eastern Factory the finest ——e—e a4 r J.P, Oy ine o H a he yne of FRENOH CORRAL—Thursday, Ooeadac P4 contract to ° pa apiece ll F ergs Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses Saal <iernags ssber dit, LLEY--Friday, Oc-tever seen in town. See our window display. Our prices are [E 7e acne k will be started SPENOEVILLE— Setutday, October. 28h Inspect our goods. orth need 11th, : _ place WASHINGTON — Monday, ratihiacan oan onday, October . See Our Prices FT ieee thesae aaah tha aah MAEMMEnING. ‘her are some of te (imme GRANITEVILLE—T Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler........ .»e3O Cents per set >. gations of defective vision and should be atiended vi d Perse of Wo ith, needay, October! Wine Glasses .....+< ss: See .65 cents per set up i Your sghe ein aay way @ the comfort pair of cists!" ain nervous hea ake RELIEF’ HILL—Wednesday, Ootober. 2 ODIEtS....-. Ressses tion heervaaes pbnasbesice sdtveg oes 30 cents per set up. Wea: Meyer A. Ohingetia Op Dptioal O°. peer pol: 16th, = Jnstiog glasses properly Fran whines nay voces oust l™ oon ber. ear ass HILL—Thureday, Ocernie tormest pelrenst Respectfully, B araoed. lobe 1 imp_may,on. LeCctro=Dental Parl : wATOAMASES gms NORTH BLOO , ) a . ariors A. & H. LS : UNG, N ssa gp ge aus sion dines Ww. : WL, ts SMe ilarness in . NORTH SAN JUAN—Saturday, Octo, sk i aaa _ Lee ewe Neat line of ha; ber 18th. DR. R. E. SMITH lerada county FLORISTON—Monday, October 20th, He 1, naes Oi , These parlors are 8 parry of the Blectro-Dental Parlors of Bascesp t Ae has an assor OVERTON—Toesday, October 2ist. blished nearly tout. years a _— ] 2) and TRUOKEE—Wedneeday, October 224.) We) beet equipped Deatal on yey ca ‘SIL v ER Ww A Bante at ROUGH AND READY—Friday, Oc . nd prices," He pose Are Located Here Permanently, ‘We lave aw excellent dine of Spot pn ie [BrDrax SPRINGS— Wednesday, Oo-. With. all the modern’ & EL BOTMIOAL sn other conveniences for doing . knives, forks, Wedding ene Die agin, be All work guaranteed at Ove-half the regular -pioes charged by other . . Ems eoid tert RES lamonas p 7OU wilt PLEASANT RIDGE—Tharsdey, Oo-. dentists. Mirage : ~ tober 80th, “OUR PRICES aS : and ae PLA or Lower $10 00 GOLD FI ‘ COTTAGE HILL — Fridey, Gotober. gor 22 Karat.:.. 6 00. SIL bie FILLINGS en: ewe of ~ Kind a Prom Promptly and Neatly Reps & you thin NEVADA CITY —teturdag, Nevomber. sa: PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 Nts. ideal laxative, MW No oaerge for Extracting when;plates,are ordered, Bret it, i, VALLEY—Monday, Neven‘Phone Man633. ” e] R. EB SMITH ro. C. ¢ sna ey ° . D. D. -S All drugoies