October 12, 1902 (4 pages)

asm, ption ae Nor Se ornia, #1000, at ihe ees id day; to pay de of a. togeth ewes of er with . W. WELD, it, Street, San Wee f f Coparine ia ERSHIP HER the tirm na ame . is hereby. di spies hesa a eae aoe r 4 a ooudct th the bg ill ape and mr A. ATT Ai T. ROBI VADA r ‘OW, Pry fe of nad Lore iquors, Chee mt Beer in Town, “4 y Transte; G AND Main Gu paid ch © tre or hearrion part re SAFE DEPOSI IST COMPANY ud Montgom: ry Stren ius $1.233739 5,914,424 IN DEPOSITS, s:hieet : > of TWO PER CENT. YN SAVINGS DEP} ‘A EE AND siX iP annum, We are anthorizedtg aia" (8) a4 ESTATES a ae Ss eer at 1 upward. ‘ing MAKING OF A WILL! BROWN, Manager, ; ETAB” . EY BEANS, 1 gear ahaa rew th which we have nted for years. \1n makes one gless Whi key (Rye or ); six Beans to the st the thing for , and convenient is, excursions, eto. s all the vi tue of whiskies withou rious effect. Made » pure vegetable nd guaranteed'to no poisonous or stuns of any deA Phy» yerage is not deean may be taken uth without water nost exhilerating t be experienced. 12 BEANS 50c. as retail at 10 cts. ean be procured p dru ae tse, r first. 1 ~ . yond =~ 3 i x 86 ne t of 50 Dis TILLERS OF JOURBON WHISKIES SBS. MO LESS Sih RICH, Proprietor, » best brands of Sewers ADNAsIleAa «Dh a ED BES nly the best. Call lf. mer Drinks § . AND BROS. © Ne Sa bheir ues «ue ctere re id invite a! my and. .se~ «um. veerve bh: firest' “id juors and ¢ i of Mixed rinks ty OSs,, Provs. Comm 9. W. H.Mastil. Agency County Bal pital $50, —_———— ing Business and advances pany Dart of tt thes world ————— aid on Deposits. .National Hotel! i ai', $0 2 Year. ting Brethre» are cordially invited * fi TRANSCRIP # suBSCR rrror RATES: By Garriers 124. Cts. a ¥ Week. bit (olunn £ ot to Greer gt lines 11 gements or di hit biases month. Bae eadidonel line ten weeks OF 10 centsa month Pay ara at D ad veeee Rooms ‘for Rent. farnished rooms, “with bom met Restaurant, for rent. lonpareil ' Hs A od rooms for bow ing. meroun for gentlemen. ee c. Mi LS, Main street. 03-hw ~aNow or Never.’ (i ra number of years will sou be pes rte i illows and. Feather new. e leave. lo hout farther Bi DO, stout October 15th. WESTFEATHE k RENOVATING co. Ji 4. “Agt. Phone 864. Mrs. Garthe’s resi;Main street. esidents of Bloomfield inity ¢an send by freight or p nas. y cha: ges one way. Heip Wanied By manufacturing house. Reelcaliing on reta'l mersand agents Local territory. Posipermane ¢ Business successful aud ing. Salary pe a your a previone pepe ddress. STA ‘DARD HOI HOUSE, mn Bldg. Chie ago. Il. NTED— person. totray cis xaeniaeaanecis Business Chance. —_—_ investment o $20 is often the bed neeess, if you #re not wedded ation fs ding met! hods, you should inve:t'gate roposition, Itis or theman of m ngs who wishes to F e@ steady inwithout i! ter fe ing with present emvent, Address H BROLA 1, 356 DearStreet, Chicago, ll, A Goos Investment. Smal! oF Large: Amounts With Immediate Profits. speculation or gamble, but from logitiiesines ss. Hankers, ‘merchants, pronal men, and all persons inter in y making w ith small eapital are seine First class references in any Dass of ited States. For particulars Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Gareets, : uis. Mo. ilo Lodge, Knights of Pythins, Meets evors Thu*s lay Bvening 4t Pythiaw Castle. S. LER LEITER, C. C. .Oangn. K. of R. and S. letoe Excampment, No. 47, &. @: ©. F. Uaete at Odd Fellows Hati Wand ith Monday of each month. 7:39 o’aloek. J. H. LANGMAN. C. P. . A. GRAY, Seribe. Photographs. Hy a first-class manner. 1 also frame \ . and make them in . 2 when 350 I make all . . 2S ordered. frames of \ kinds. CORE {=> IS ERTANIN DOS _ Broad St., Nevada City. verything requisite for funerals. perienced «undertaker in atance at all times. est of service guaranteed. fice of the Superintendent. of Grove Cemetery, elephone No, 84. st We Ever Tasted! verdict of all our patrons,.asto the MEAD, PIES and-CAKES MADE Avr THE Ww York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. FRON CAKE a specialty. Delivery ¢ Cakes o,any pare peng ld ol ANGE OF MANAGEMENT! onn G, Richards full management of the well N YORK HOTEL® BAR contin lass and ape eeaeaens this hostelry in 1 be mai a ntained Home-like reasons ae” and ounrertanie beds: Beat o ARS seed a, LIQUORS and Count ) Undertaking a 4os, a tt "FUneral Furnis tae loral om =< Tine Notioe. Panerai De Dee ci Dlrssigs and aor CANCE ROUS ‘ULCERS the sore with washes and salves, becausethe germs of Cancer that are multiape tes the blood_and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop: announce destructive work. . oat has poisoned the blood, and the feet piste g ulcer, or the festerLOOKING BACKWARDS Are in many respects like pier silpet ot Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal y died irritation and discharge, and at last sh : arp shooting paing .approach of the eatin ei ce appr aoe a red and sloughing stage, and a hideous, In February, 1899, I noticed a small lump on my iower Hip. The doctor caus. terized it but another came and broke outinto an open sore. I began to take 8.8.58. and after I had taken seven bottles the place healed entirely and no pep bes of the disease have been seen since. No ulcer or sore can exist without some predisposing internal cause e lip, cheek or other > of the body Pit ‘continue to bud idercese sn: pte and eat deeper into the flesh unless the blood is purified and the . rg bongs or cori mg pcan from the circulation, eanses the ° ecaying effete matter. It has great antidotal and purifying properties that soon destroy the germs and poisons and restore the blood to its natural condition. And when pure: bload is . -earried to the ulcer or sore the healing process begins, the discharge ceases and the placé healsover and new skin forms. S.S. S. is a strictly vegetable blood purifier containing no mercury of mine-als of any description. ¢ If you have an ulcer or curonic sore of any kind, write us about it, medical advice will-cost you nothing. Books on Cancer and other diseases of the aes Ot be eimuditsoel ae SWIFT oes © CO., Atlanta, wees anh the old manner of laundering flannels and underwear as it was done ; at home by inexperienced servants or Chineselabor, it makes one smile when eompared with the work done at our laundry. Your underwear is thor oughly clean and unshrunken when it leaves our laundry after being freated by our dry seam process. The season is here for heavy flannels by sending them tous. You save the cost in the wear and tear on your garments. } . . he , ja Have our wagon call aS ( f\\ eeeseess NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATIO Ah Leave orders or Bnadles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. Many Classes of Supplies. Must be considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To keep the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. e give the best-value. A test order will prove the truth of this. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply atthe store. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commercial Street. “A . Li Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC PRPPPTEPPDDEDEDPDEEPPDEDPDEPPPPPPDPPPPPDD It will give you an appetite, stimu late and build you up. MUR 25 cts. 3 for 65 cts. POUT TPO O Cl DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets Red Cedar ] f Red Cedar Shingles This Is Our Specialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. Now is the time to repair your roof. Miving and Building Material always onhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh ‘sores, and this resemblasice often proves fatal 2 eee 15 Eee caaaee ant cme tr tHe ats species of bird and fish, this little finny : beauty is the product of cultivation Shingles. y generation of the little oddities exhibi more diversified colors. The male is the larger of the two sexes, measuring when full te common pumpkin seed: sunfish, its or surpassing in. brilliancy any fish heretofore fore éultivated for the agpariim. éad of tis 2 sh Bo (that’s his generic nate) is’ ashy gray, mottled with irregular dark spots. The gills are azurine blue, bordered with brilHant crimson. +, The eyes are yellow and red, with a black pupil. The sides of the body and the crescent shaped caudal fin ‘are deep crimson, the former having from ten to twelve vertical blue stripes, while the latter is. bordered with blue. The upper surface.of the body is continually changing color—sometimes it fs white, ‘at ‘others gray, black or blue. The dorsal and anal fins are remarkably large, hence its generic name— macro, large; podus, fin or foot. Both fins are shaped alike and are striped with brown and bordered with a bright blue. The dull colored ventral fins are protected. by a brilliaut scarlet colored spine,. extending three-fourths of an inch behind the body of the fin. The pectoral fins are well shaped, but transparent and colorless. Ivory and Climate. The American cliniate, with its extremés of heat and cold, is very trying upon ivory. and ivory backed mirrors of European manufacture almost invariably erack across the back after a few months of use upon this side of the Atlantic. The American manufacturers have hit upon the expedient of leaving a space between glass and frame in order to allow for contraction and expansion. AE Pardee om _— Hon. J. LM. Gilet Republican Nominee for CONGRESSMAN 4st DISTRICT Will address the people of Nevada City the Nevada Cheatre 2 ONS .eTURSDAY, OCTOBBR 44, 1002, On the vital issues of the day. Everybody Invited to Attend — By order of the Republican Count s Central Committee. SHERMAN W. Manse, Ohairman. W. W. Williams, Secretary. PBor Qoroner.:.. 0. sce cceee eer ce nereeececes HENRY LANE of Nevada City For Supervisor, Third District... _ E. T. WORTHLEY of Washington For Supervisor, Fourth District. i Riiestees A. J. WOOD of North San Juan EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Republican Nominee ics Governor, a Address the People of jfponday Afternoon, October pes Commencing at 2 0 "clock, sharp. = EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN ~ flavors. package. All flavors and varieties. ac . OHAMPAGNE WAFERS . ATHENA WAFERS / GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS \ NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. VIO S999 999S? BOSD & County Ticket STATE BK TICKET. For Governor = GEORGE C. PARDEE Ot Alameda.For Lieutenant.Governor. .. guises ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano For Oblef Justice...6.-.6e eee e sence W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento For Associa‘e Justice .. panes .F. M. ANGELOTTI «f Maric For Associate Justice. .. . 6.5 ee eee ences LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angel+s For Secretary of State. ..ee-+.CHARLES F, CUBRY of San Franc:sco Wer Ootite Aer. ec ewe tle eee ne wate EP. COLGAN of 3onoma For Treasurer ..05 see eee -TRUMAN REEVES of San Bernardino For Attorney General... pitti Beek oe ULYSSES S. WEBB of Plumas Yor superitendent of Publ: ‘oc Instruction. . THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare . VICTOR H. WOODS of San Luis Obispo W. W. SHANNON of Sao Francisco . FRANK O. JCRDAN of Alameda J.N. GILLETT of Hamboidt Sanne see A. C. IRWIN of Yuba For Surveyor For State Printer: ...0.--200cae For Clerk of the Supreme Court . For Congressman, First-Distriec'. For Railroad Commiesiover, First District. COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblyman.. 00. cece ere eee teeeeee JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley For Superior Judge...62-cece eee eee ees F. T. NILON of Nevada City Wit BRA seecieie oo dake eew oe HENRY R. WALKER of Grass Valley He Clerk. ioc vcc cc ccne sce scceereceroees F. L. ARBOGAST of Nevada City For Treasurer... re ee ce H. J. WRIGHT of Nevada City For Recorder..0 os .ese seree re etencnees ‘W. H. BRAY of Grass Valley For District Attorney... a te ere ee I. O. LINDLEY of Nevada City For Superintendent of Schools. .W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley Por Pablic Administrator.. si eaten ate THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley las Is Now Ready, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. ashes, soot or dust:. It is always ready, Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for light-. ___ ing, $2.50 net, per thous-. sand feet. This must be. ® paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges ‘will be: .for fuel $2.10; for lighting $3. Herada Canny Gas & ler, . JOHN WERRY, Manager. BHOAD STREET . WIRKET. All ‘ities of Every . Day. Eggs, Oandies and Nats. . Authorized CapitalNo smoke, © New Vogetables Fresh "Fresh and Salted ted Fish, Poultry and Citizems Bank : Incorperated.in 1876. NEVADA OITY $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 BROAD STREET, -—$200,000.00. Reserve Fund 2 Paid-Up Capital 78,000.00 Undivided Protits -OFFICERS—President, E Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant aie and and yp Ben ass D. E. Morgana. DIRECTORS—E. M. Frowion: John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. E. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OFFICE HOUKS—From 10 a. m.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:00 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at prr on all points in California, URGE a? SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points in BULLION putchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at thie Bank. rrows French 1 Periodical Drops table. ectly harmless, sute to accomplish DESIRED RESUL ; pas dae known female remedy. counterfeits and imitations. The genuine is put up only in paste-board Car of the bottle, Poscima bead wet oo iad TO” ae They overcome Weak Bi ness, irregularitv and or and. ba meeeeene vig—S= ———— 0 ish ‘pains of menstruation.” They are “LIFE SAVERS” to girls ot ood, aiding Zevelaguient of organs pat yNo womanh known remedy for women cole oem <r pion > becomes leasure., by druggists. DR. MOTT’S ak arin dn MALL Sais For Sale by H. Dickerman. ; POLITICAL NOMINEES POLITICAL NOMINEES POSITIVELY no announcement will be made . untess payrent is made in adva: ce. ‘JOHN GLASSON. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. F L. ARSOUAST, Regular Republican Nominee for CLERK Of Nevada Ocunty. Biecrion Tuesday, Novemter 4th, 1902. ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of California. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEXANDER C IRWIN Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner District No. 1. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEX. BROWN Republicau Nomiuee for State Board of Equalization District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ‘SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. HENRY C. SCHROEDER, Democratic Nominee for ASSESSOR Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902, PRESTON F. SIMONDS Iudependent Oandidate for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1903, W. J. ROGERS Republican Nominee for Superintendent of Schools of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. THOMAS INGRA/N, Republican Nominee for Public Administrator Of Nevada Oounty.; ~ Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 HENRY LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER Of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, Republican Nominee for Sheriff of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. H. J. WRIGHT, Republican Nominee for County Treasurer Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 For Member of Congress First. District. THOS. S. FORD Is hereby announced as the regular Demccfatic nominee for Representative in Congress from ‘he first diatrict of California, Election Taesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES . Regular Democratic Nominee for _ District Attorney [ of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: For Supervisor. E. C. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announces himeelf as an Independent Candidate for Superyisor of the Third District, and: aske the support of the voters of Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield Townsbips. The voters of these Townships are well aware of his capabilities to fill the position, and Lis work in their behalf while be has served in that office speaks for itself A. J WOOD Republican Nominee for I. C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for “ District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. WILLIAM. H. BRAY Regular Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. FRANK T. NILON Regalar R>publican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for Treasurer of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, DR. N. B CHAPMAN Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DR. OM. CHAPMAN 4vdreulic Parlor; No. 56,N. -. 4.» Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W P. S WasLDRON tegular Democratic Nominee for eets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evenirg at 7: 90 o’elos* H. G. LOVELAND, Pres. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall First and Third Fridays of Each Month. MRS. B. F. HARTMAN, Pres. Supervisor, 3d District — of Nevada County. _ AUGUST , Proprietor. < Bid Shingles Shingles Red Ged Red Coder 2D. 3. MORGAN, B.8. MES, F EB WADSWORTH, B. 8. Office at residence, ans Nevada Oity, Oel. o 7 as Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DENTISTS . 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asm, ption ae Nor Se ornia, #1000, at ihe ees id day; to pay de of a. togeth ewes of er with . W. WELD, it, Street, San Wee f f Coparine ia ERSHIP HER the tirm na ame . is hereby. di spies hesa a eae aoe r 4 a ooudct th the bg ill ape and mr A. ATT Ai T. ROBI VADA r ‘OW, Pry fe of nad Lore iquors, Chee mt Beer in Town, “4 y Transte; G AND Main Gu paid ch © tre or hearrion part re SAFE DEPOSI IST COMPANY ud Montgom: ry Stren ius $1.233739 5,914,424 IN DEPOSITS, s:hieet : > of TWO PER CENT. YN SAVINGS DEP} ‘A EE AND siX iP annum, We are anthorizedtg aia" (8) a4 ESTATES a ae Ss eer at 1 upward. ‘ing MAKING OF A WILL! BROWN, Manager, ; ETAB” . EY BEANS, 1 gear ahaa rew th which we have nted for years. \1n makes one gless Whi key (Rye or ); six Beans to the st the thing for , and convenient is, excursions, eto. s all the vi tue of whiskies withou rious effect. Made » pure vegetable nd guaranteed'to no poisonous or stuns of any deA Phy» yerage is not deean may be taken uth without water nost exhilerating t be experienced. 12 BEANS 50c. as retail at 10 cts. ean be procured p dru ae tse, r first. 1 ~ . yond =~ 3 i x 86 ne t of 50 Dis TILLERS OF JOURBON WHISKIES SBS. MO LESS Sih RICH, Proprietor, » best brands of Sewers ADNAsIleAa «Dh a ED BES nly the best. Call lf. mer Drinks § . AND BROS. © Ne Sa bheir ues «ue ctere re id invite a! my and. .se~ «um. veerve bh: firest' “id juors and ¢ i of Mixed rinks ty OSs,, Provs. Comm 9. W. H.Mastil. Agency County Bal pital $50, —_———— ing Business and advances pany Dart of tt thes world ————— aid on Deposits. ..National Hotel! i ai', $0 2 Year. ting Brethre» are cordially invited * fi TRANSCRIP # suBSCR rrror RATES: By Garriers 124. Cts. a ¥ Week. bit (olunn £ ot to Greer gt lines 11 gements or di hit biases month. Bae eadidonel line ten weeks OF 10 centsa month Pay ara at D ad veeee Rooms ‘for Rent. farnished rooms, “with bom met Restaurant, for rent. lonpareil ' Hs A od rooms for bow ing. meroun for gentlemen. ee c. Mi LS, Main street. 03-hw ~aNow or Never.’ (i ra number of years will sou be pes rte i illows and. Feather new. e leave. lo hout farther Bi DO, stout October 15th. WESTFEATHE k RENOVATING co. Ji 4. “Agt. Phone 864. Mrs. Garthe’s resi;Main street. esidents of Bloomfield inity ¢an send by freight or p nas. y cha: ges one way. Heip Wanied By manufacturing house. Reelcaliing on reta'l mersand agents Local territory. Posipermane ¢ Business successful aud ing. Salary pe a your a previone pepe ddress. STA ‘DARD HOI HOUSE, mn Bldg. Chie ago. Il. NTED— person. totray cis xaeniaeaanecis Business Chance. —_—_ investment o $20 is often the bed neeess, if you #re not wedded ation fs ding met! hods, you should inve:t'gate roposition, Itis or theman of m ngs who wishes to F e@ steady inwithout i! ter fe ing with present emvent, Address H BROLA 1, 356 DearStreet, Chicago, ll, A Goos Investment. Smal! oF Large: Amounts With Immediate Profits. speculation or gamble, but from logitiiesines ss. Hankers, ‘merchants, pronal men, and all persons inter in y making w ith small eapital are seine First class references in any Dass of ited States. For particulars Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Gareets, : uis. Mo. ilo Lodge, Knights of Pythins, Meets evors Thu*s lay Bvening 4t Pythiaw Castle. S. LER LEITER, C. C. .Oangn. K. of R. and S. letoe Excampment, No. 47, &. @: ©. F. Uaete at Odd Fellows Hati Wand ith Monday of each month. 7:39 o’aloek. J. H. LANGMAN. C. P. . A. GRAY, Seribe. Photographs. Hy a first-class manner. 1 also frame \ . and make them in . 2 when 350 I make all . . 2S ordered. frames of \ kinds. CORE {=> IS ERTANIN DOS _ Broad St., Nevada City. verything requisite for funerals. perienced «undertaker in atance at all times. est of service guaranteed. fice of the Superintendent. of Grove Cemetery, elephone No, 84. st We Ever Tasted! verdict of all our patrons,.asto the MEAD, PIES and-CAKES MADE Avr THE Ww York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. FRON CAKE a specialty. Delivery ¢ Cakes o,any pare peng ld ol ANGE OF MANAGEMENT! onn G, Richards full management of the well N YORK HOTEL® BAR contin lass and ape eeaeaens this hostelry in 1 be mai a ntained Home-like reasons ae” and ounrertanie beds: Beat o ARS seed a, LIQUORS and Count ) Undertaking a 4os, a tt "FUneral Furnis tae loral om =< Tine Notioe. Panerai De Dee ci Dlrssigs and aor CANCE ROUS ‘ULCERS the sore with washes and salves, becausethe germs of Cancer that are multiape tes the blood_and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop: announce destructive work. . oat has poisoned the blood, and the feet piste g ulcer, or the festerLOOKING BACKWARDS Are in many respects like pier silpet ot Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal y died irritation and discharge, and at last sh : arp shooting paing .approach of the eatin ei ce appr aoe a red and sloughing stage, and a hideous, In February, 1899, I noticed a small lump on my iower Hip. The doctor caus. terized it but another came and broke outinto an open sore. I began to take 8.8.58. and after I had taken seven bottles the place healed entirely and no pep bes of the disease have been seen since. No ulcer or sore can exist without some predisposing internal cause e lip, cheek or other > of the body Pit ‘continue to bud idercese sn: pte and eat deeper into the flesh unless the blood is purified and the . rg bongs or cori mg pcan from the circulation, eanses the ° ecaying effete matter. It has great antidotal and purifying properties that soon destroy the germs and poisons and restore the blood to its natural condition. And when pure: bload is . -earried to the ulcer or sore the healing process begins, the discharge ceases and the placé healsover and new skin forms. S.S. S. is a strictly vegetable blood purifier containing no mercury of mine-als of any description. ¢ If you have an ulcer or curonic sore of any kind, write us about it, medical advice will-cost you nothing. Books on Cancer and other diseases of the aes Ot be eimuditsoel ae SWIFT oes © CO., Atlanta, wees anh the old manner of laundering flannels and underwear as it was done ; at home by inexperienced servants or Chineselabor, it makes one smile when eompared with the work done at our laundry. Your underwear is thor oughly clean and unshrunken when it leaves our laundry after being freated by our dry seam process. The season is here for heavy flannels by sending them tous. You save the cost in the wear and tear on your garments. } . . he , ja Have our wagon call aS ( f\\ eeeseess NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATIO Ah Leave orders or Bnadles at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. Many Classes of Supplies.. Must be considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To keep the cost of supplies for all down to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. e give the best-value. A test order will prove the truth of this. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply atthe store. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Commercial Street. “A . Li Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC PRPPPTEPPDDEDEDPDEEPPDEDPDEPPPPPPDPPPPPDD It will give you an appetite, stimu late and build you up. MUR 25 cts. 3 for 65 cts. POUT TPO O Cl DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets Red Cedar ] f Red Cedar Shingles This Is Our Specialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. Now is the time to repair your roof. Miving and Building Material always onhand. Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh ‘sores, and this resemblasice often proves fatal 2 eee 15 Eee caaaee ant cme tr tHe ats

species of bird and fish, this little finny : beauty is the product of cultivation Shingles. y generation of the little oddities exhibi more diversified colors. The male is the larger of the two sexes, measuring when full te common pumpkin seed: sunfish, its or surpassing in. brilliancy any fish heretofore fore éultivated for the agpariim. éad of tis 2 sh Bo (that’s his generic nate) is’ ashy gray, mottled with irregular dark spots. The gills are azurine blue, bordered with brilHant crimson. +, The eyes are yellow and red, with a black pupil. The sides of the body and the crescent shaped caudal fin ‘are deep crimson, the former having from ten to twelve vertical blue stripes, while the latter is. bordered with blue. The upper surface.of the body is continually changing color—sometimes it fs white, ‘at ‘others gray, black or blue. The dorsal and anal fins are remarkably large, hence its generic name— macro, large; podus, fin or foot. Both fins are shaped alike and are striped with brown and bordered with a bright blue.. The dull colored ventral fins are protected. by a brilliaut scarlet colored spine,. extending three-fourths of an inch behind the body of the fin. The pectoral fins are well shaped, but transparent and colorless. Ivory and Climate. The American cliniate, with its extremés of heat and cold, is very trying upon ivory. and ivory backed mirrors of European manufacture almost invariably erack across the back after a few months of use upon this side of the Atlantic. The American manufacturers have hit upon the expedient of leaving a space between glass and frame in order to allow for contraction and expansion. AE Pardee om _— Hon. J. LM. Gilet Republican Nominee for CONGRESSMAN 4st DISTRICT Will address the people of Nevada City the Nevada Cheatre 2 ONS .eTURSDAY, OCTOBBR 44, 1002, On the vital issues of the day. Everybody Invited to Attend — By order of the Republican Count s Central Committee. SHERMAN W. Manse, Ohairman. W. W. Williams, Secretary. PBor Qoroner.:... 0. sce cceee eer ce nereeececes HENRY LANE of Nevada City For Supervisor, Third District..... _ E. T. WORTHLEY of Washington For Supervisor, Fourth District.. i Riiestees A. J. WOOD of North San Juan EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Republican Nominee ics Governor, a Address the People of jfponday Afternoon, October pes Commencing at 2 0 "clock, sharp. = EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN ~ flavors. package. All flavors and varieties. ac . OHAMPAGNE WAFERS . ATHENA WAFERS / GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS \ NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every Price 80 cents. P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. VIO S999 999S? BOSD & County Ticket STATE BK TICKET. For Governor = GEORGE C. PARDEE Ot Alameda.For Lieutenant.Governor.. .... guises ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano For Oblef Justice.....6.-.6e eee e sence W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento For Associa‘e Justice ... panes ..F. M. ANGELOTTI «f Maric For Associate Justice. ... . 6.5 ee eee ences LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angel+s For Secretary of State.. ...ee-+.CHARLES F, CUBRY of San Franc:sco Wer Ootite Aer.. ec ewe tle eee ne wate EP. COLGAN of 3onoma For Treasurer ....05 see eee -TRUMAN REEVES of San Bernardino For Attorney General...... pitti Beek oe ULYSSES S. WEBB of Plumas Yor superitendent of Publ: ‘oc Instruction.. . THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare . VICTOR H. WOODS of San Luis Obispo W. W. SHANNON of Sao Francisco . FRANK O. JCRDAN of Alameda J.N. GILLETT of Hamboidt Sanne see A. C. IRWIN of Yuba For Surveyor For State Printer: .....0.--200cae For Clerk of the Supreme Court .. For Congressman, First-Distriec'.. For Railroad Commiesiover, First District.. COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblyman... 00.. cece ere eee teeeeee JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley For Superior Judge.....62-cece eee eee ees F. T. NILON of Nevada City Wit BRA seecieie oo dake eew oe HENRY R. WALKER of Grass Valley He Clerk. ioc vcc cc ccne sce scceereceroees F. L. ARBOGAST of Nevada City For Treasurer...... re ee ce H. J. WRIGHT of Nevada City For Recorder....0 os .ese seree re etencnees ‘W. H. BRAY of Grass Valley For District Attorney..... a te ere ee I. O. LINDLEY of Nevada City For Superintendent of Schools.. .W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley Por Pablic Administrator.... si eaten ate THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley las Is Now Ready, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. ashes, soot or dust:. It is always ready, Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for light-. ___ ing, $2.50 net, per thous-. sand feet. This must be. ® paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges ‘will be: .for fuel $2.10; for lighting $3. Herada Canny Gas & ler, . JOHN WERRY, Manager. BHOAD STREET . WIRKET. All ‘ities of Every . Day. Eggs, Oandies and Nats. . Authorized CapitalNo smoke, © New Vogetables Fresh "Fresh and Salted ted Fish, Poultry and Citizems Bank : Incorperated.in 1876. NEVADA OITY $ 5,500.00 36,000.00 BROAD STREET, -—$200,000.00. Reserve Fund 2 Paid-Up Capital 78,000.00 Undivided Protits -OFFICERS—President, E Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes; Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant aie and and yp Ben ass D. E. Morgana. DIRECTORS—E. M. Frowion: John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. E. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OFFICE HOUKS—From 10 a. m.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:00 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at prr on all points in California, URGE a? SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points in BULLION putchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at thie Bank. rrows French 1 Periodical Drops table. ectly harmless, sute to accomplish DESIRED RESUL ; pas dae known female remedy. counterfeits and imitations. The genuine is put up only in paste-board Car of the bottle, Poscima bead wet oo iad TO” ae They overcome Weak Bi ness, irregularitv and or and. ba meeeeene vig—S= ———— 0 ish ‘pains of menstruation.” They are “LIFE SAVERS” to girls ot ood, aiding Zevelaguient of organs pat yNo womanh known remedy for women cole oem <r pion > becomes leasure., by druggists. DR. MOTT’S ak arin dn MALL Sais For Sale by H. Dickerman. ; POLITICAL NOMINEES POLITICAL NOMINEES POSITIVELY no announcement will be made . untess payrent is made in adva: ce. ‘JOHN GLASSON. Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902. F L. ARSOUAST, Regular Republican Nominee for CLERK Of Nevada Ocunty. Biecrion Tuesday, Novemter 4th, 1902. ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of California. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEXANDER C IRWIN Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner District No. 1. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ALEX. BROWN Republicau Nomiuee for State Board of Equalization District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. ‘SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. HENRY C. SCHROEDER, Democratic Nominee for ASSESSOR Of Nevada Oounty. Election, Tuesday, November 4, 1902, PRESTON F. SIMONDS Iudependent Oandidate for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1903, W. J. ROGERS Republican Nominee for Superintendent of Schools of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. THOMAS INGRA/N, Republican Nominee for Public Administrator Of Nevada Oounty.; ~ Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 HENRY LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER Of Nevada Oounty Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, Republican Nominee for Sheriff of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. H. J. WRIGHT, Republican Nominee for County Treasurer Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 For Member of Congress First. District. THOS. S. FORD Is hereby announced as the regular Demccfatic nominee for Representative in Congress from ‘he first diatrict of California, Election Taesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES . Regular Democratic Nominee for _ District Attorney [ of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: For Supervisor. E. C. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announces himeelf as an Independent Candidate for Superyisor of the Third District, and: aske the support of the voters of Washington, Eureka and Bloomfield Townsbips. The voters of these Townships are well aware of his capabilities to fill the position, and Lis work in their behalf while be has served in that office speaks for itself A. J WOOD Republican Nominee for I. C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for “ District Attorney of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. WILLIAM. H. BRAY Regular Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. FRANK T. NILON Regalar R>publican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for Treasurer of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, DR. N. B CHAPMAN Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DR. OM. CHAPMAN 4vdreulic Parlor; No. 56,N. -. 4.» Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W P. S WasLDRON tegular Democratic Nominee for eets at Pythian Castle Every Tuesday evenirg at 7: 90 o’elos* H. G. LOVELAND, Pres. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall First and Third Fridays of Each Month. MRS. B. F. HARTMAN, Pres. Supervisor, 3d District — of Nevada County. _ AUGUST , Proprietor. < Bid Shingles Shingles Red Ged Red Coder 2D. 3. MORGAN, B.8. MES, F EB WADSWORTH, B. 8. Office at residence, ans Nevada Oity, Oel. o 7 as Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. DENTISTS . 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