October 14, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT ae NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TIMING REVIEW. Pith of Doings In and Around the Gold Producers of Nevada. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Delivered to any part of the city. Me a Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 S20 Per Week eteeereeeras — COST AND BEAUTY TAKEN FOR CAUSE AND EFFECT O women were sitting opposite each other in a car recently, as it was speeding its way from Nevada City to Grass Valley. One had a fine, clear skin, a pleasant and rather pretty face and plump figure. She was dressed in a summer costume of light but not-costly goods, which ‘fitted her admirably, showing the contour of her figure sufficiently but modestly, and she had that neat, trim appearance which goes so well on the street in a windy city. The other woman was also pretty, but she had attempted to improve on nature by just touching her cheeks with the brush and her eyelashes with the pencil. She wore a quan-— tity of fluffy stuff about her neck and a cloak or coat that bore all the signs of having cost a great deal. It was made of silk and had a white lining and was covered with a filigree of fancy stitching and embroidery. Obviously so much hand work was not done for nothing. Yet the costume, as a whole, was not becoming to the woman. Somehow she lacked the smartness and trimness of the woman opposite. _ To a man’s untutored eye the more simply dressed woman was by far the most attractive picture. But not so to the trained taste of the other women inthe car. All of them stared at the ornate cloak and whispered to one another about it. “What a lovely coat!” said one woman to her husband. “I don’t think it pretty;” he replied, cautiously. “But see all the work on it.” “Well if it isn’t pretty and doesn’t become her what does it matter if it took a thousand seamstresses a dozen years to make it? I prefer the clothes of the girl across the way.” “Ob, men don’t understand these things.” . Soconstant is the ratio between cost and beauty in clothes, and especially in women’s clothes, that it is not unreasonable to suspect the existence of the relation of cause and effect between them. We are so used to this ratio that most of us take it for granted as something inevitable. Yet the. connection between cost and beauty is not necessary. The rose which grows exuberantly out of doors in this climate with little culture, is‘more beautiful than the orchid, which is a hot-honse product ot high price. Nature gives us beauty cheaply; why cannot shopkeepers? Silk costs much more than good linen but does it make more beautiful raiment? Many a girl who is charming in a simple linen waist detracts from her charm by putting on a silk dress; yet the majority of persons would not remark her in linen, but would assert that she “looked lovely” in silk. Why is it that the clothes which are pronounced the most beautiful nearly always are those which cost the most? ‘The prettiest dresses for women are held to be those which have the most “work” on them; that is, which are dearest. Nor is it in dress alone that cost is taken to be the cause of beauty and worth. In jewelry, for example, the diamond is considered the most beautiful stone because it is the most precious, So far as beauty goes—and jewels are supposed to be worh as ornaments, not as advertisements of one’s wealth —an imitation diamond is quite as good as a real one to the inexpert eye. Whole bodices of diamonds, such as some wealthy women in large cities deck themselves with, are barbarous and vulgar displays, if rightly judged, but the woman that sports a blazing corselet of diamonds will be declared handsomely dressed by nine persons out of ten. Many people, whose natural tastes would get more enjoyment ont of beer or viu ordinaire, drink champagne because it is costly. The taste for costly clothes and other articles is a perverted and unnatural taste. It is vulgar. It is a form of money-worship. It isa disease which is rapidly becoming epidemic. Itis harmful for it keeps families poor. It is also degrading. In our democraey the woman of small means strives to dress as well as the millionaire’s wife in order to prove that she is “just as good.” Her notion of being “just as good” is to be just as richly attired. This is the height of snobbishness. It is no shame not to be rich, and a poor woman may be just as true a lady as a rich woman; but not if she will not dress within her means. The first quality of gentility is truthfulness; and the woman that spends on attire more than she can afford tells a lie to the world whenever she goes out in her fine clothes, Died of Grief. : “Improvemements are ander contemplation at the Zeibright mine, Bear Valley, which, when completed, will permit of the claim being worked to the best possible advantage and which will undoubtedly resalt in placing the mine on a dividend-paying basis, The ledge at the Zeibright is an immense one and ore can be taken out in unlimited quantities at very little cost. The company has been handicapped, however, from lack of milling facilities, but thie has been remedied by the purchase of the La Suerte mill, which is now being hauled to the mine, It is the intention of the company to also put in a compressor and other needed machinery. To defray the expense of the improvements the ‘directors at a meeting recently held decided to place on.sale 10,000 shares at “$1 per share, of the capital stock of the corporation. It is believed that the greater part of the stock will be subscribed locally by men who are familiar with the encouraging prospecte at the mine. Manager W. H. Bray, of the Huron group of mines, while in San Francisco last week placed orders for the machinery that is to be installed on the newly consolidated properties. The work of filling the orders is being pushed rapidly and shipments will be made in a short t{fme. The Huron group will be thoroughly developed under the efficient management of Mrs Bray, and good results are expected from the mines, Oscar Bray, brother of Manager Bray, will be at the Huron in the future. The North Bioomfleld Mining Oom.pany has a large force of men at work refacing Bowman’s Dam. The improvement has been under way for several weeks and will take all of a month longer to complete. A crew of men is also engaged in running a tunnel into the hill a distance of several bundred feet. This tunnel is to be used as a passageway for the water which will eventually be ran from the dam tothe mill. Unless protected in this way there would be constant danger of the flames being swept away by the winter rush of waters, which has often happened in the past, detailing a heavy expense and inconvenience to the company. Operations will be begun on the mine proper as soon as the preliminary work now under way is completed. Numerous pedestrians have found out to their sorrow that many of the wooden sidewalke about town are not safe for people to walk over, owing to the protruding of nails which have been drawn up by the heat of the summer’ssun, This nuisance can be easily obviated by the free use of an axe or hammer and would call forth blessings upon the heads of property holders from the public, instead of the unnecesetry “cussing” which grates on the ears of the TransonieT reporter quite frequently. Fall of Snap. A bride ie highly prized, yet she is given away, It isn’t always the long-haired man who has the most brains. One way to make a howling swell is to insert a pin into his anatomy. A full dress suit enable a $600 clerk to pass himeelf off for a $1000 waiter. When a woman of 80 looks into the fatare it seeme as brief as a rabbit's tail. Ives an easy matter for a man to break out of the unknown class after inheriting a big fortune. When a woman is free from care— when she is dancing a jig and whist. ling her own accompaniment. Leleare is the few seconde’ rest a man gets when his wife is hunting up something elee for him to do. Remember, Algernon, that your best girl can buy better ready-made poems than you could write in’ a thousand years, The impecanious nobleman is willing to humble his ancestral pride in the dast—if the heiress will supply the dast. . eee Special Dipatehes to Trane GNED TODAY ¥. bod _ Lonpon, Oct. 14th— The Arbitration Treaty between Great Britain and France was signed today by Foreign Secretary Landsdowne and French Ambassador Cambon. The first article agrees to submit differences relating to the interpretation of Treaties to Court arbitration at Hague, if unable to settle by diplomacy. Three articles names five years as length of the treaty. Very Low Teday. . Local Brevilies. John Oampbell Sr., the pioneer and f the widely known miner of Piety Hill, is ciated wide el Mayuert ay lying in a precarious condition at his rived bere today from the etie. Mr. home and hope for his recovery is very Brycon reports the Eaglebird as lookelim, Mr. Campbell fe suffering from ing exceedingly well and the owners in miners’ consumption, contracted from} ,oneequence are much satisfied with years of toil underground. Though th 6 fadare outlook. very ill his many friends in this city ta cs evaithe’s Yeimscnire the sincerely hope that he will rally and be Wesaas & ie is Dolacats ac iar ee tention to the fine line of handsome come, air-tight stoves now in stock. The ey very latest designs have been selected, Superior Court. and the prices range from $2.50 upwards. . All the new kinds of stoveboards also on hand. Now is thetime The following business was transi. make your home mora beacted in the Superior Court today, ore the cold blests of winter arrive. Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: In the matter of the estate of R. M. Hunt, deceased, the final account of executors was filed. In the matter of the estate of Thos. Peard, deceased, the court made an order appointing the following appraisers: J. G. O'Neill, W. H. Martino and John Hitchens. The Low Rate Impovement Noles. A new sidewalk has been laid in front of the Turner & Hadley Com pany’s warehouse on Oommercial street, Workmen started today to improve the front_of Colley Brothers’ butcher shop on Commercial street. A new porch is to be put up,and when the work is completed the Union Market will present an attractive appearance, ———_—__+ 0@e Tho Curse of Womankind $83.00 from Chicago to Oalifornia. Low rates from all Eastern Points sold till November 30, 1908. Deposit money with 8. P. Oo. agent at Oolfax, who will give information. 08-2w oo Property for Sale. fs sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re Hef. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale‘at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass beer at Britland’s. @ TO CURE A COUGH IN ONB DAY Diphtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. At any drug store. Use Adams’ Irish floss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Ooughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis RR A Grand Success. The reception.tendered Rev. J. A. Wythe ond family last evening in the parlors of the Methodist Church was 6 grand success. People, irrespective of creed,‘ attended the reception in goodty numbers and helped to make it a memorable and pleasant evening. The welcome was especially marked for the enthusiastic accord into which avery one entered into the spirit of the occasion. The Ladies’ Aid Society, in conjunction with the Epworth League, had charge of the reception, and hed decorated the parlorsin red and white, the League colore, and autumn leaves, and the following young ladies arranged the decorations in the most artistic and effective manner possible: Misses Pinch, Landsburg, Tamblyn, Watere and Powell. The program, rendered during the evening, was well received and wae as follows: Opening bymn; prayer, William Tyler; welcome address on behalf of the church, Mrs. Hathaway; welcome for the Sunday school, Mrs, J. H. Polkinghorn; Anthem, chvuir; welcome addregs on behalf of League, Ray Marchie; -vyocal solo, Miss Mariel Tamblyn; welcome address on behalf of Intermediate League, Miss Clara Hooper; vocal solo, Miss Jones; response, Rev. Wythe; anthem, choir. In his address Rev. Wythe expressed the appreciation of himself and family of the whole-souled welcome accorded them, and referred to the evidences of good will with which they had met since goming here. The reverend gentleman, who is a pleasing speaker of magnetic personality, told a story or two in the course of his remarks which greatly delighted and made a favorable impression upon those assembled. Much Repair Work The busy sound of the hammer and saw which can now be heard in all parts of the city is indicative of the fact that there’'is an unusual amount of repair work and rebuilding in progress this fall. Our people are evidently going to well prepared for the heavy winter predicted. signs fail our mountain city wil experience quite a building boom next Spring, in addition to what is being done in that line now. —4-2 Fearful Odds Against Him, ’ Bedridden, alone and destitute. Sach in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Versailles,O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicine gave him relief.: At length be tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet in short order and now he testifles: ‘I’m on the road to complete recovery.” Best on earth for Liver and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Oomplaints. Only 650c. Guaranteed by W.D. Vinton, Druggist. Pa IO California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf and all throat and lung trouble, 25c, 50c, Atall druggists, Gee Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the bair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, i The Ordwray Plaster will cure. K Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back V2 YAY NVAYRURY. YAVAVAVEVEUH FALL OPENING AEE 60099 0.900 90000000 com ~ Rosenberg Bros. . Have just received one of she largest stocks of Blankets, Comforters, Dress Goods, Etc. or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and all Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf ao } Ladies’, Call and see our prices. Misses’ and Children’s in the Latest Styles and Colors. > Another invoice of WIR APPERS just received, > Tennis Flannel Gowns and Skirts in All Colors CLOAKS Samples sent on application. Fancy Summer Drinks that will sul the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf nL AACE are auaa Anyone having information concernROSENBERG BROS., CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ing Eliza Olarke, or her relatives, who lived near You Bet, Nevada county, about 1860, please communicate with Frank F. Atkinson, 405 J Street, Sacramento, Oal. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try ° That Stale, Flavorless, pear tinea ee Package offee, and try a pound ee 47 a ys iad taa dl waaay adelicious and healthful dessert. in two minutes. No boiling! no 3 oe boiling water and set to . coo! OTS: — , Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry, Get a package at your grocers today. _10 cts. Gaylor’s 25 Cent eae ep Family Coffee In undertaking the establish the Nzw York, October 18 — Johnson Block system of operating trains upon all of its roads the Rock Island system Ohase Huil, the oldest letter carrier in New York and possibly in the country: ie making & very strong bid for public fell dead last night while standing be” patronage, and one thet other companies will have to meet in good time or side the coffin containing the body of his brother William at the latter’s lose by it, Humen life ie worth going home in Brooklyn; The doctors say ao cous List your posed, at any rate, to be the most*apC. 6. PORTER, Manager. tired merchant. His brother Johnson be roperty with us. . We will sell or rent it for you. Nevada County FXeal Estate Exchange Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or with’ out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . to a good deal of trouble to save, and proved ssfeguard in modern railroadhe died of a broken heart. William ing, It costs money, bat it makes it was two years younger, and the two nae ty had been inseparable during their long Psi sei teenie 3 ae Fire, Life and Accident Insurance . the block system is popularly supHull was 82 years of age and a reand saves It, tvo. span of life. fany drug store. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. eee NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hotel ntl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelain Bath Tabs. Hundred Light, Sunny hese Two fine Samp) accommodation peg ¢ Booms for the ravel Special attention gpa ee. cial Men and Transient trade, ee . UISIN Ea Special f je turn Oall Bells, Mlectris tight bs Unless all . : Mad These are a few styles in our Sorosis tadkal Come and get one. iciaiaphananeniiatitiateats Maher & Co., Nevada ( rey Shi e with yoke at $1.25 to $3.5 % Buy Heater money. grades. range from an Air Tight and eave The Turner & Hadley Company carry all Their prices $2.60 upwards Inspect Russia [ron. our and yuna will find just what you want, stock We carry stove pipe both common and Our line of Stove Boards comprise the very latest designs. Turner & Hadley Comps PINE STREET PREPARE For Cold Weather tt + NEVADA OM aod Mrs, W. rom Smartsville B. Folmer is ies Katie Jones, ntly announced wi] very sick aD Jered quite ser W, Nelman an nolsco arrived I ig train. } M. Thomson o! dhere last ever ning for Downi ohn Nelson anc n from Downiev evening and lef Francisco. perintendent J yi, returned her Delhi mine. PL, Gibbens of on a business . Dr, A.Fouch ret North San Joan. 7, M. Bery and . from San Fre days. ), Van Orden of electric business rt Stevinson . to are here spel ,B Ranfran of od here on last e , M, Gaffney ming from Kans been for some t he iufant child pjamin Hall of d Kobler hag . 4 bm an extended , d mine at Maybe . ames Oameron 4 impbell Springs f Hill. His. b loved, Mrs, A. Gault ¢ ping arrived jer an absence of ited in Irelan sant trip. C.F. Cleanliness Next to Glin Why sleep on dirty, dangerous, deadly SHODDY WOOL MATTRESSE condemned even as COFFIN FILLING If you want clean, wholesome hea! We will close out our entire stock of . Clo‘hing, Farnishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete at Lat ge never before ONe 60 bia dee ks cnr . sorbate! Sale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue antil all the good 8-are sold Brayton, FULLY GUARANTEED MATTRESSES investigate the Sanitary Mattress for sale by a, H. DICKERMAN, “4 sing Out ‘rites ice rai carve, stock of Souvenit Pe beauty — elegantly eostee with profile of Pope te of Vatican, etc. Also and see our 0 clading . . Bl Yevada County Seonle OF ne Pine Spoon : * Courthouse Spoon : —_ e P: Commercial St $35.0 For a first-class, p . Pope lea AVE YOU seen our . # est attraction toour ther desige : Mica Belle Peard ale om Princeton, } {sit to relatives. William Berg of re last night, en is from North. £ been on busine Mrs. J. King, wt re ae the gues omas Penrose, ke Oity this mor In Con New Ogieans, & sentatives of ne ilroad system of the American A ssenger and T ed in annual « ® St. Charles } umber of matte anch of railrot 'members are ¢ and ways of ying his vocatio ihiot topics to bugh handling hore Common yi ashing,” is to . sible that the % Some metho basher, ——___.4. ‘Traine 4 FRANcisco, aniel KE. 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Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT ae NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TIMING REVIEW. Pith of Doings In and Around the Gold Producers of Nevada. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Delivered to any part of the city. Me a Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 S20 Per Week eteeereeeras — COST AND BEAUTY TAKEN FOR CAUSE AND EFFECT O women were sitting opposite each other in a car recently, as it was speeding its way from Nevada City to Grass Valley. One had a fine, clear skin, a pleasant and rather pretty face and plump figure. She was dressed in a summer costume of light but not-costly goods, which ‘fitted her admirably, showing the contour of her figure sufficiently but modestly, and she had that neat, trim appearance which goes so well on the street in a windy city. The other woman was also pretty, but she had attempted to improve on nature by just touching her cheeks with the brush and her eyelashes with the pencil. She wore a quan-— tity of fluffy stuff about her neck and a cloak or coat that bore all the signs of having cost a great deal. It was made of silk and had a white lining and was covered with a filigree of fancy stitching and embroidery. Obviously so much hand work was not done for nothing. Yet the costume, as a whole, was not becoming to the woman. Somehow she lacked the smartness and trimness of the woman opposite. _ To a man’s untutored eye the more simply dressed woman was by far the most attractive picture. But not so to the trained taste of the other women inthe car. All of them stared at the ornate cloak and whispered to one another about it. “What a lovely coat!” said one woman to her husband. “I don’t think it pretty;” he replied, cautiously. “But see all the work on it.” “Well if it isn’t pretty and doesn’t become her what does it matter if it took a thousand seamstresses a dozen years to make it? I prefer the clothes of the girl across the way.” “Ob, men don’t understand these things.” . Soconstant is the ratio between cost and beauty in clothes, and especially in women’s clothes, that it is not unreasonable to suspect the existence of the relation of cause and effect between them. We are so used to this ratio that most of us take it for granted as something inevitable. Yet the. connection between cost and beauty is not necessary. The rose which grows exuberantly out of doors in this climate with little culture, is‘more beautiful than the orchid, which is a hot-honse product ot high price. Nature gives us beauty cheaply; why cannot shopkeepers? Silk costs much more than good linen but does it make more beautiful raiment? Many a girl who is charming in a simple linen waist detracts from her charm by putting on a silk dress; yet the majority of persons would not remark her in linen, but would assert that she “looked lovely” in silk. Why is it that the clothes which are pronounced the most beautiful nearly always are those which cost the most? ‘The prettiest dresses for women are held to be those which have the most “work” on them; that is, which are dearest. Nor is it in dress alone that cost is taken to be the cause of beauty and worth. In jewelry, for example, the diamond is considered the most beautiful stone because it is the most precious, So far as beauty goes—and jewels are supposed to be worh as ornaments, not as advertisements of one’s wealth —an imitation diamond is quite as good as a real one to the inexpert eye. Whole bodices of diamonds, such as some wealthy women in large cities deck themselves with, are barbarous and vulgar displays, if rightly judged, but the woman that sports a blazing corselet of diamonds will be declared handsomely dressed by nine persons out of ten. Many people, whose natural tastes would get more enjoyment ont of beer or viu ordinaire, drink champagne because it is costly. The taste for costly clothes and other articles is a perverted and unnatural taste. It is vulgar. It is a form of money-worship. It isa disease which is rapidly becoming epidemic. Itis harmful for it keeps families poor. It is also degrading. In our democraey the woman of small means strives to dress as well as the millionaire’s wife in order to prove that she is “just as good.” Her notion of being “just as good” is to be just as richly attired. This is the height of snobbishness. It is no shame not to be rich, and a poor woman may be just as true a lady as a rich woman; but not if she will not dress within her means. The first quality of gentility is truthfulness; and the woman that spends on attire more than she can afford tells a lie to the world whenever she goes out in her fine clothes, Died of Grief. : “Improvemements are ander contemplation at the Zeibright mine, Bear Valley, which, when completed, will permit of the claim being worked to the best possible advantage and which will undoubtedly resalt in placing the mine on a dividend-paying basis, The ledge at the Zeibright is an immense one and ore can be taken out in unlimited quantities at very little cost. The company has been handicapped, however, from lack of milling facilities, but thie has been remedied by the purchase of the La Suerte mill, which is now being hauled to the mine, It is the intention of the company to also put in a compressor and other needed machinery. To defray the expense of the improvements the ‘directors at a meeting recently held decided to place on.sale 10,000 shares at “$1 per share, of the capital stock of the corporation. It is believed that the greater part of the stock will be subscribed locally by men who are familiar with the encouraging prospecte at the mine. Manager W. H. Bray, of the Huron group of mines, while in San Francisco last week placed orders for the machinery that is to be installed on the newly consolidated properties. The work of filling the orders is being pushed rapidly and shipments will be made in a short t{fme. The Huron group will be thoroughly developed under the efficient management of Mrs Bray, and good results are expected from the mines, Oscar Bray, brother of Manager Bray, will be at the Huron in the future. The North Bioomfleld Mining Oom.pany has a large force of men at work refacing Bowman’s Dam. The improvement has been under way for several weeks and will take all of a month longer to complete. A crew of men is also engaged in running a tunnel into the hill a distance of several bundred feet. This tunnel is to be used as a passageway for the water which will eventually be ran from the dam tothe mill. Unless protected in this way there would be constant danger of the flames being swept away by the winter rush of waters, which has often happened in the past, detailing a heavy expense and inconvenience to the company. Operations will be begun on the mine proper as soon as the preliminary work now under way is completed. Numerous pedestrians have found out to their sorrow that many of the wooden sidewalke about town are not safe for people to walk over, owing to the protruding of nails which have been drawn up by the heat of the summer’ssun, This nuisance can be easily obviated by the free use of an axe or hammer and would call forth blessings upon the heads of property holders from the public, instead of the unnecesetry “cussing” which grates on the ears of the TransonieT reporter quite frequently. Fall of Snap. A bride ie highly prized, yet she is given away, It isn’t always the long-haired man who has the most brains. One way to make a howling swell is to insert a pin into his anatomy. A full dress suit enable a $600 clerk to pass himeelf off for a $1000 waiter. When a woman of 80 looks into the fatare it seeme as brief as a rabbit's tail. Ives an easy matter for a man to break out of the unknown class after inheriting a big fortune. When a woman is free from care— when she is dancing a jig and whist. ling her own accompaniment. Leleare is the few seconde’ rest a man gets when his wife is hunting up something elee for him to do. Remember, Algernon, that your best girl can buy better ready-made poems than you could write in’ a thousand years, The impecanious nobleman is willing to humble his ancestral pride in the dast—if the heiress will supply the dast. . eee Special Dipatehes to Trane GNED TODAY ¥. bod _ Lonpon, Oct. 14th— The Arbitration Treaty between Great Britain and France was signed today by Foreign Secretary Landsdowne and French Ambassador Cambon. The first article agrees to submit differences relating to the interpretation of Treaties to Court arbitration at Hague, if unable to settle by diplomacy. Three articles names five years as length of the treaty. Very Low Teday. . Local Brevilies. John Oampbell Sr., the pioneer and f the widely known miner of Piety Hill, is ciated wide el Mayuert ay lying in a precarious condition at his rived bere today from the etie. Mr. home and hope for his recovery is very Brycon reports the Eaglebird as lookelim, Mr. Campbell fe suffering from ing exceedingly well and the owners in miners’ consumption, contracted from} ,oneequence are much satisfied with years of toil underground. Though th 6 fadare outlook. very ill his many friends in this city ta cs evaithe’s Yeimscnire the sincerely hope that he will rally and be Wesaas & ie is Dolacats ac iar ee tention to the fine line of handsome come, air-tight stoves now in stock. The ey very latest designs have been selected, Superior Court. and the prices range from $2.50 upwards. . All the new kinds of stoveboards also on hand. Now is thetime The following business was transi. make your home mora beacted in the Superior Court today, ore the cold blests of winter arrive. Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: In the matter of the estate of R. M. Hunt, deceased, the final account of executors was filed. In the matter of the estate of Thos. Peard, deceased, the court made an order appointing the following appraisers: J. G. O'Neill, W. H. Martino and John Hitchens. The Low Rate Impovement Noles. A new sidewalk has been laid in front of the Turner & Hadley Com pany’s warehouse on Oommercial street, Workmen started today to improve the front_of Colley Brothers’ butcher shop on Commercial street. A new porch is to be put up,and when the work is completed the Union Market will present an attractive appearance, ———_—__+ 0@e Tho Curse of Womankind $83.00 from Chicago to Oalifornia. Low rates from all Eastern Points sold till November 30, 1908. Deposit money with 8. P. Oo. agent at Oolfax, who will give information. 08-2w oo Property for Sale. fs sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re Hef. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale‘at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass beer at Britland’s. @ TO CURE A COUGH IN ONB DAY Diphtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. At any drug store. Use Adams’ Irish floss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Ooughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis RR A Grand Success. The reception.tendered Rev. J. A. Wythe ond family last evening in the parlors of the Methodist Church was 6 grand success. People, irrespective of creed,‘ attended the reception in goodty numbers and helped to make it a memorable and pleasant evening. The welcome was especially marked for the enthusiastic accord into which avery one entered into the spirit of the occasion. The Ladies’ Aid Society, in conjunction with the Epworth League, had charge of the reception, and hed decorated the parlorsin red and white, the League colore, and autumn leaves, and the following young ladies arranged the decorations in the most artistic and effective manner possible: Misses Pinch, Landsburg, Tamblyn, Watere and Powell. The program, rendered during the evening, was well received and wae as follows: Opening bymn; prayer, William Tyler; welcome address on behalf of the church, Mrs. Hathaway; welcome for the Sunday school, Mrs, J. H. Polkinghorn; Anthem, chvuir; welcome addregs on behalf of League, Ray Marchie; -vyocal solo, Miss Mariel Tamblyn; welcome address on behalf of Intermediate League, Miss Clara Hooper; vocal solo, Miss Jones; response, Rev. Wythe; anthem, choir. In his address Rev. Wythe expressed the appreciation of himself and family of the whole-souled welcome accorded them, and referred to the evidences of good will with which they had met since goming here. The reverend gentleman, who is a pleasing speaker of magnetic personality, told a story or two in the course of his remarks which greatly delighted and made a favorable impression upon those assembled. Much Repair Work The busy sound of the hammer and saw which can now be heard in all parts of the city is indicative of the fact that there’'is an unusual amount of repair work and rebuilding in progress this fall. Our people are evidently going to well prepared for the heavy winter predicted. signs fail our mountain city wil experience quite a building boom next Spring, in addition to what is being done in that line now. —4-2 Fearful Odds Against Him, ’ Bedridden, alone and destitute. Sach in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Versailles,O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicine gave him relief.: At length be tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet in short order and now he testifles: ‘I’m on the road to complete recovery.” Best on earth for

Liver and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Oomplaints. Only 650c. Guaranteed by W.D. Vinton, Druggist. Pa IO California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf and all throat and lung trouble, 25c, 50c, Atall druggists, Gee Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the bair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, i The Ordwray Plaster will cure. K Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back V2 YAY NVAYRURY. YAVAVAVEVEUH FALL OPENING AEE 60099 0.900 90000000 com ~ Rosenberg Bros. . Have just received one of she largest stocks of Blankets, Comforters, Dress Goods, Etc. or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and all Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf ao } Ladies’, Call and see our prices. Misses’ and Children’s in the Latest Styles and Colors. > Another invoice of WIR APPERS just received, > Tennis Flannel Gowns and Skirts in All Colors CLOAKS Samples sent on application. Fancy Summer Drinks that will sul the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf nL AACE are auaa Anyone having information concernROSENBERG BROS., CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ing Eliza Olarke, or her relatives, who lived near You Bet, Nevada county, about 1860, please communicate with Frank F. Atkinson, 405 J Street, Sacramento, Oal. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try ° That Stale, Flavorless, pear tinea ee Package offee, and try a pound ee 47 a ys iad taa dl waaay adelicious and healthful dessert. in two minutes. No boiling! no 3 oe boiling water and set to . coo! OTS: — , Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry, Get a package at your grocers today. _10 cts. Gaylor’s 25 Cent eae ep Family Coffee In undertaking the establish the Nzw York, October 18 — Johnson Block system of operating trains upon all of its roads the Rock Island system Ohase Huil, the oldest letter carrier in New York and possibly in the country: ie making & very strong bid for public fell dead last night while standing be” patronage, and one thet other companies will have to meet in good time or side the coffin containing the body of his brother William at the latter’s lose by it, Humen life ie worth going home in Brooklyn; The doctors say ao cous List your posed, at any rate, to be the most*apC. 6. PORTER, Manager. tired merchant. His brother Johnson be roperty with us. . We will sell or rent it for you. Nevada County FXeal Estate Exchange Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or with’ out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . to a good deal of trouble to save, and proved ssfeguard in modern railroadhe died of a broken heart. William ing, It costs money, bat it makes it was two years younger, and the two nae ty had been inseparable during their long Psi sei teenie 3 ae Fire, Life and Accident Insurance . the block system is popularly supHull was 82 years of age and a reand saves It, tvo. span of life. fany drug store. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. eee NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hotel ntl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelain Bath Tabs. Hundred Light, Sunny hese Two fine Samp) accommodation peg ¢ Booms for the ravel Special attention gpa ee. cial Men and Transient trade, ee . UISIN Ea Special f je turn Oall Bells, Mlectris tight bs Unless all . : Mad These are a few styles in our Sorosis tadkal Come and get one. iciaiaphananeniiatitiateats Maher & Co., Nevada ( rey Shi e with yoke at $1.25 to $3.5 % Buy Heater money. grades. range from an Air Tight and eave The Turner & Hadley Company carry all Their prices $2.60 upwards Inspect Russia [ron. our and yuna will find just what you want, stock We carry stove pipe both common and Our line of Stove Boards comprise the very latest designs. Turner & Hadley Comps PINE STREET PREPARE For Cold Weather tt + NEVADA OM aod Mrs, W. rom Smartsville B. Folmer is ies Katie Jones, ntly announced wi] very sick aD Jered quite ser W, Nelman an nolsco arrived I ig train. } M. Thomson o! dhere last ever ning for Downi ohn Nelson anc n from Downiev evening and lef Francisco. perintendent J yi, returned her Delhi mine. PL, Gibbens of on a business . Dr, A.Fouch ret North San Joan. 7, M. Bery and . from San Fre days. ), Van Orden of electric business rt Stevinson . to are here spel ,B Ranfran of od here on last e , M, Gaffney ming from Kans been for some t he iufant child pjamin Hall of d Kobler hag . 4 bm an extended , d mine at Maybe . ames Oameron 4 impbell Springs f Hill. His. b loved, Mrs, A. Gault ¢ ping arrived jer an absence of ited in Irelan sant trip. C.F. Cleanliness Next to Glin Why sleep on dirty, dangerous, deadly SHODDY WOOL MATTRESSE condemned even as COFFIN FILLING If you want clean, wholesome hea! We will close out our entire stock of .. Clo‘hing, Farnishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete at Lat ge never before ONe 60 bia dee ks cnr . sorbate! Sale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue antil all the good 8-are sold Brayton, FULLY GUARANTEED MATTRESSES investigate the Sanitary Mattress for sale by a, H. DICKERMAN, “4 sing Out ‘rites ice rai carve, stock of Souvenit Pe beauty — elegantly eostee with profile of Pope te of Vatican, etc. Also and see our 0 clading . . Bl Yevada County Seonle OF ne Pine Spoon : * Courthouse Spoon : —_ e P: Commercial St $35.0 For a first-class, p . Pope lea AVE YOU seen our . # est attraction toour ther desige : Mica Belle Peard ale om Princeton, } {sit to relatives. William Berg of re last night, en is from North. £ been on busine Mrs. J. King, wt re ae the gues omas Penrose, ke Oity this mor In Con New Ogieans, & sentatives of ne ilroad system of the American A ssenger and T ed in annual « ® St. Charles } umber of matte anch of railrot 'members are ¢ and ways of ying his vocatio ihiot topics to bugh handling hore Common yi ashing,” is to . sible that the % Some metho basher, ——___.4. ‘Traine 4 FRANcisco, aniel KE. Boone, ld animale, die bg illness, Bor mCky sixty-two : lite evinced . ; bimals over wh} onderful power > Prominent me "Gge of Elke, “on Will conduct ee Bucklen’s World-wide aes. Tt surpass . lon, ointment “ ns, Burne, . leera, Tetter, res, Ohapped, "008; Infallible f miteed. Only 25 Uggist, — STOPS '