October 16, 1903 (4 pages)

yompaly ‘ADA OITY ' @ TRESSES for sale by, § rercial Streth 35.00) st-class, practicl U seen our new q ction to our large ~ Souvenir Spoons? . je0 Spoon is & = rantiy engra' : f Pope Leo, view . y Sconte Sp ine Spoons cece i ——<$—— ———— peing constracted . ‘mine, Gold Plat, . yan avout 40 feet, It will t 9 200 feet, The caving of t, which was something 1! from t Sia at which time @ very rich new shaft iat Orleans exposed, necessitated the . ” . of a new shaft, The Gold [people are pushing operations a pight in both shafts and good ‘being extracted from the ‘old mnt it does not equal that taken Mr. Ragoo, who had @ lease op ine from the Gold Tannel Comduring the last days of his leage. pected that the rich ledge will ({ encountered when mining ions in the new shaft begins, . work of developing the Hay bown at Randolph Flat goes merand the six men who are emthere have attained a depth of net, The claim is sitaated in dst of a rich mineral region, om present indications the men ring @ rich vein of quartz, of the excellent samples of rook heen taken out and the owner ; is slated. Should the mine come sxpectations suitable works will, sted and machinery inetalled so} work the property om an extensale. The success of this venneans much for Randolph Fiat. returns from the Oustomah ast month were the largest in its w, The mine still continues to se large quantities of good grade avets, which are being successfreated at the Pioneer Reduction . e machinery of the Allison Rench has purchased by the Empire} g Oompavy of Grass Valley. 9 W. Starr, the manager, who} hed from San Francisco Wednessping where he helped to conthe sale, The machinery will oved to the Omaha mine, which ing operated by the Empire ComThe plant, both above and bethe suface, fe one of the best nstalled in the county. The mill, ting of twenty stamps, was condabout a year ago, and is modevery respect. When the mahas been installed the Omaha thoroughly equipped for develbt work on a large scale, MT SE SAS. a it the Influence of lhe Chureh in Politics, Fecent sermon Rev. W. J. Oady ford, Conn., made @ vigorous b on local conditions by saying: youto throng the primaries for pose of demanding the nominathe cleanest, purest and best {American manhood that ean be It we fail to do this, then our will die.” — hot Rev. Oady and all other swhoare making similar apto their congregations realize Hey are made to a class of people @at mejority of ‘whom have no to go to the primaries or no foivfluence the nomination or of any candidate? _ charch census shows that: only urth or o1e-fifth of the attenleof the masculine gender, the fourths Lave no influence in the %. How much more sensible it be if these ministers would apothe women in their Gongrega'demand the ballot which would *m the right “to throng the prifor the purpoge of demanding MMination of the cleanest, purest “* type of American manhood n be found.” If the ehureb ever to influence elections it must se»* eofranchisement of women. Etnora M, BaBooox. Britland at hig saloon on Broad » Makes a Specialty of Fanoy ~ ud you can depend that they d properly, Nae ie ga 8 ® 800d cool, sharp Glase om. beer Wm. Harry's saloon Price 50 STops THE at ‘ he present shaft, some _ Mre, M. Shea, aunt of Mrs, arrived here from Downie ‘day. where he at‘endéd the Placer County me by lilness yesterday, was . Obristensen, the lovely aughter of Major Obarles and ‘antlers, Bigelc came down from OolHill last evening and left this ng for San Franciaco. BR. Jones Ie here from Sacra« $ Buck arrived here last evening Eincoin and went to North _O.E. Young is here from San FranCisco on a business trip. _ Mrs, W. A, Olayton of Alleghany is here on a visit. M. Byrne, é f ville last evening on her way to Sutter Oreek, where she will. make ber future home. Frank Taylor, the tea and coffee man, has returned from a business trip to the San Juan ridge. Grove Eddy is suffering from a scratch on his eyeball received yester‘Bupervieor W. H. Martin returned from San Francisco last evening. School Superintendent J. G. O'Neill has returned from a visit to Auburn, Teachers’ Institute. W.G. Shand and wife returned to Graniteville today, after a visit to the county seat, Mrs Nora Goffett of Moores Flat was here last night en route to Grass Valley to visit relatives. Thomas Reynolds goes to San Fransigeo tomorrow to enter the employ of the Great American Tea Company. Oharies T. Worthley of Washington is visiting the county seat, W. H. Bene and Louis E. Polls are here from San Francisco, T. W. Lash, the liquor dealer, of Sacramento, is in town. J. Kelleher is down from Washington. A. Cartis is here from San Francisco. Miss Lillie Snell leaves tomorrow morning for a two weeks’ visit with friends at Sacramento, Mies Lois Anderson, who has been dangerously ill for the past week, was much improved today and there are now strong hopes of her recovery. Superintendent John Eddie returned to the Delbi mine this morning. Mrs. W. Finchley is very ill at her home on Piety Hill. H. German and E. E, Bannella are here from San Francisco. H, ©. Allen arrived here this afternoon from Washington, D. O, Joho ©. Donnelly, the well known commercial man, is in town. George W. Steele is over from You Bet. Henry Lane has returned from a basiness trip to Marysville. Miss Bierman of Chicago Park is in town. William Holmes, whose serious condition of health has°been noted in these columns of late, was able to come dowh-town today. & Vessel Lost. — NorFroxk, Va,, Ocf. 15—News was re ceived today from the eastern shore of Virginia that the schooner “Whiting,” bound from Tompkins, Va., had turned turtle. The captain and three of the crew were drowned. pee Seves Two From Death. “Oar little daugbter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and broncbits,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well,” Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Disvovery as to other medicine on earth, Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50c and $1 bottles guaranteed by Ww. D. Vinton, druggist. Trial bottles free. For Her Lover. ————— San Francisco, Oct. 15—Miss May Pierce, who resides at No. 840 Stockton street, is at the Waldeck Sanitariam at the point of death, as the result of taking poison with suicidal intent, Knowledge of the fact tbat her sweetheart had transferred his affections to another is the alleged cause of ber act, The ites best words in the . These advent’ {tito poultry society to the. . Scientific research and patient indus-. ¢._. try of Mrs, Wilson Hart, of Merin. flowers eed tae ae orower of besntifal . along the sidewall: at the north ond ot featherless chickens owe their flowers and fancy chickens has no superiorin Tehama county, headed old rooster (we do not refer to Wile), and of a progressive and eggressive hen of unéertein age, Last winter the latter wore all the feathers from her person from insistently and persistently reclining on a door knob and a china egg. © When Mrs, Hart saw these airly-attired fowls gayly waltzing about her chicken yard she was impreseed with an idea, Neither had enough clothing on f6 wad a shotgun 80 why not make an effort to benefit humanity by saving the lengthy and tiresome process of chicken picking, Perpetuation of a race of featherless fowls might result from a union of these specimens. She resolved to make the effort, and the old baldheaded rooster and the unadorned hen were duly united in the bonds of wedlock. They were sequestraed ‘in a cozy coop and every day an egg arTived to bless thehappy union. When a dozen eggs had been laid on the a'tar of progress they, the eggs, were confided to the maternal care of a sister biddie, and in due course of events twelve little chicks opened their eyes to the ambient atmosphere, hopped out of their shells, and exclaimed-in chor. us, “Where am I at!” The expected bad happened. Nota feather was visible on them, In costume they were as classic as Venus rising from the ocean, They grew apace like other chickens but no feathers have yet appeared, and they have now reached a size and age where their impropriety of dress is a cackling scandal to the whole chicken yard. They will soon be large enough to enter into marriage contracts on their own account, and if they succeed in perpetuating the sins of their original parents the problem of the featherless chicken will have been solved and a vast amount of labor saved to the ovérworked house wives of the world. All that will be necessary for a roast, @ fry, a fricassee, a potpie or a tomale will be the swing of the hatchet and a few deft manipulations with a dressing knife. No more pick, pick, pick, until the fingers are worn almost to the bone.—Oorning Observer. Wife Accused. Mewpuis, Tenn., Oct. 15—Three large life insurance companies today filed a a sensational bill in the United States Court against Boone Coulter and Mrs. Maude Walker, charging covepiracy to gain the payment of three policies of $10,000 each on Rebert Walker, the woman’s hnsband, who died mysteriously, An autopsy at the time of death failed to show any criminal cause, but the companies believe they can prove foul play. Walker was a lumkerman, and his life was insured for Coulter. The woman sent a message that called Walker home, where he drank a glass of water, dying soon afterward. Turn Nihilists. Berlin, October 15.—The ‘‘Staateburger Zeitung” says the Jews of Russian Poland have fcrmed a league of Nibilists in the hope of terrorizing Russia into better treatment of Semites. SOCIAL DANCE By Company C, N.G C. at Armory Hall Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra Admiesion—Gents, 50 cts.; Ladies Free ORDINANCE NO, 166 An Ordinance Prohibiting Fast Driving Over Pine Street Steel Bridge. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY tery does ordain as follows: Section 1—It shall be unlawful for any person to ride, drive or lead any animal of animals over the steel bridge, at the Pine street crossing of Deer creek, faster than a walk. . b on 2—An rson violating any of the Phan vehi of thic Ordinance sbail be bes ee of a misdemeanor, 8 upon conv: oe thereof shall be fined in a sum not less t = $25.00 nor more than $100.00, or be imprisoned in the City Jail not excceding tenSection 3—All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict wie the provisions of this are hereby repealed. onion &—This ordinance shall take effect faery Gohaker 15, 1908, by the following vote ee—Chapmani, Peard, Buckley, Tegler a ble poe ” on: c. W. CH APMAN, Chairman Board of City Trustees. : J. PZaRBD a" ae 2 Board ofiCity Trustees. Mrs. Hart is the possessor of a bald-. . O'Malley residence was ordered done, the Pine street steel bridge and that . gravel be placed on the walk and street at the approach to the bridge. The draing on Jordan and Ooyote streets were ordered reconstructed. The cohstruction of 84 feet of sewer to connect with the sewer leading from the A warrant of $200 for the library allow . ance for September and October was ordered drawn. ity Clerk Peard preeented his resignation as trustee and clerk of the board, bat it was not acThe following pe tition was received: “To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, Gentleman— Your petitioners request that the sprinkling of-streets be so regulated that it may not be a nuisance and in daty bound we will ever pray. Signed, G. Fischer, A. A. Attkisson, Yee Lee, F. Guenther, R. M. Latta, Chas. D. Long, M., Solari, H. Lane.” * The following bills were allowed: A. A. Attkisson $25, Tarner-Hadley Co, $11 65, W. G. Richards $2.91, G. A. Legg $2.40,N.0 G@.& E. Co. $212.61, T. W. Sigourney $560, E. J. Baker $2.25, South Yuba Water Oo. $592 80, Onion $80.60, Ed Arthur $225, W. BD. Viaton $2.10, E. Dower. 50 cents, W. Holbrook 50 cents, Mrs, 8. Allen $12, E. Badger $3.12, O. Treleven $2 25, W. Hooper $15, A. Staman $9.50, J. Northey $8.75, G. Jacobs $12.50, A. Miller $9, M. T, Roberts $15, J. Ramsey $2 50, A. P, Danforth $17.50, J. Martin $16 W. Williams $15, R. Phillips $2 50, A. Rapp $6, M. Shaver $22 50, J. Foot $9, N. J. Rehr $8, G. O. Gaylord $3.05, B. A. Vanslyke $11, RK. Eddy $60, H. D. Shearer $16.50, Miners Foundry $12.60 H. Daniels $40.68, Standard Oom, Oo. $48.62, J. F, Hovuk $2, J. Dolan $10, Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1 $1850, Penn, Engine Oo. No. 2 $27.75. Died Yesterday. Last Satarday the TRansorier published a correspondence from San Francisco in which the writer narrates a meeting with James Haworth, a pioneer resident of this county. At that time Mr. Haworth was apparently in the best of health and the news re. ceived here last evening that the old gentleman had passed away at about the noon hour at San Francisco yesterday was a severe shock to his many friends in thie city, where he has visited often as the guest of Mr, and Mra. 0. A. Pare. Death was due to th» infirmities of old age. Mr. Haworth first landed in Oalifurnia in 1849 and for a number of years in early days acted as president of the California Stage Company, which in those days had lines connecting with nearly all the principal cities and towns of the State. . For the last fifteen years he had been employed in the United States mint at the metropolis. Deceased was about 78 years of age. He leaves .one daughter, Mrs. Jamesina Welle, to mourn his loss.The funeral will take place Sunday from his late home in San Francisco. Fearful Odds Against Him, Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J, J. Havens, Verghilles,O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicine gave him relief. At length be tried Ele-tric 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 forme of Stomach and-Bowel Oom-. ? plaints. Only 50c. Guaranteed by W.D. Vinton, Druggist. ‘fort to atop it, it could not be checked, ‘unfortunate weakneas.”. “How to cure it should be of to Nevada City mothers, ‘Prank Milburn, of Upper Grass Valroad, says: “A cage of a child © control over the action of the ‘kidney secretione at night was limited came to my notice some time ago, It was very eerious and despite every efIt was noticed that Doan’s Kidney Pills were guaranteed to cure just such embarrassing and unfortunate a condition in children and a course of the treatment was given him, the pills ‘being obtained at Vioton’s drug store. ‘We. cannot positively state that the weakness has been so strengthed as to say the child is absolutely cured, but the help given by Doan’s Kidney Pille more than proves that the remedy acts as represented. This should be of untold value to parents and guardians of children who are annoyed with this For gale by all dealers, Price 60 cents per. box.:.Foster-Milburn Oo., Buffalo, N, Y., sole agents for the United States. ; Remember’ the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Slocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley.... Reiie Cay 40 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 67 STOOKS, Sierra Nevada. Exchequer . Seg. Belcher., 05 Hale & Nre .. Crown Point. Siege Bee Yellow Jacket., Oaledonia.. 87 08] Silver Hill .. bd Occidental . 28 Andes.. ce om Kentack AONE Gs. eka Belcher..cccses Confidence . eee tial Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25s. and 10c,a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a BEST FOR THE BOWELS ¢ haven’t a regular, healthy movement of the lowela’every day, you're iil or will be. Keep yout Sn peebotivll polgeh fr detgtront, RES ettoske n cor % est, casi jest, moet perfect way oF keeping the bowelt clear and clean isto take CANDY CATHARTIO THEY WORK WHILE VOU EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good Do Good Never Bicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25, and 50 vent: bax, Write for free sample, and booxiet ot i * > 7 su Address : STkoIING RENEDY. CONPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORE. AEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAR OOOO) NEVADA CITY fornia. . A large modern br ES along strictly first-class a antee of its excellence. ©OQOOQOOQOOOO DOQOQOOSIIOOOOOOOO NATIONAL OTE! AND ANNEX RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors ati 989008 COG FD -epte.Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliThe National’s enviable re ee ek CALIFORNIA ick structure, managed nd most liberal lines. putation is a guarQOOOQOOOO Gleganily” Grimmed Hats. are now on display in the millinery parlors of Mrs. L. Lubeck on Commercial street. fine line of’. Children’s School Hats Drop in and see them and getjour prices. You will We also have a . . delightful salt, who ha on Gai has the contract for furnishing the mnelo, hae engeged. ,. Wid’ orchestra for the entire series, and this in itself is sufficient indacement to attract a great many, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Has world-wide fame for marvelous cures, It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or baim for Cuts, Corns, Burne, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Ohapped’ Hands, Skin Eruptione; Infallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. Sues Railroad. San Raragt, Oct, 15.—Dr. Dudley Smith of Oakland has brought suit against the North Shore railroad by his attorney, W. P. Rinebart, for $1000, claimed to be due him for services rendered the injured passengers in the wreck at Point Reyes last Jane. Dr. Smith alleges that he attended the patients for five days at the request of the railroad company, and that be has never been paid. . i Stow to Better your appetite -If you have lost your appetite —-nothing seems to taste good —feel all run down Liebig’s Beet, Fron and Wine. will do you good. Bear in mind it is simply the best mild stimulating tonic and appetizer we know of. This m ke can only be had at . VWinton’s, The Druggist Agent for EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS Mail orders filled. Seeing 15 Believing But for absolute Proof, smoke a Woodpec Cigar aS = ee "1 ad Millinery Display. . AAAALARADA AKAMA & % & GRAND * % Call and see my elegant and large stock of Sall & Winter ie . now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. es in » Bogland,. . +. or Oe bas been the subject of mach comQuinn vendish, Vt., was ment in ‘oles . robbed of his customery health by inn musical circles throughont 2h . the land, and Nevada Cityans are} 810m of Chronic Constipation. When really favored in having en opporta-. DT Kiog’s New Lite Fille broke into nity to attend one of Miss Yorke’s. °!% house, bie trouble was arrested and concerts, » . now he’s entirely cured. They're oguaranteed to cure. 250 at W. D. The glow of the rising san is a gilt. V'ntoa’s Drag Store. edge on the horizon—a promise of — (power and parity, as Is the brand “‘Old. y Gilt Edge” on whisky. Wholesale at Coming. 820 Olay. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. Deafness Cennot Be Curea Next Saturday, October 17th, is the By local applications as they cannot . fegular four weeks collection day for reach the diseased portion of the ear./the Transonirr, and in consequence There is only one way to eure deaf-. our collector will make a call apon all ness, and that is by constitutional delinquents. Be prep re a nad polite when Jell-O fang tains poages Mair aati n the . ‘Water and set to cool. Tes perfection, A sur. prise to the housewife. No trouble, leas expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. berry oy he : -_At grocers. ‘A eet A A Ne “tl DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlors MASONIC BUILDING -PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL.: remedies, Deafnesa is caused by an inflamed condition of the hinebile lin. S! with the requisite amount. ing of the Eustachian tube, if pa sound drink this tube is inflamed you have a rumbea ke ian eons sineling sound or imperfect hearing, and and see Wm, Harry. when it is entirely closed, Deafnees is the result, and anless the inflammation can be taken out aad this tube re No Dessert stored to its normal condition, hear4 ing will be destroyed forever; nine Mor e Attr activ e cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh,. Why use gelatine and which is nothing but an inflamed conmeen aes dition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circn; Toledo, O, Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's family Pills are the best. eae ee a Shs PL SeTUOLO TIPO OITA TOIION Ieee lee . If MORRISON Makes Your Clothes They'll Fit. EE OSS 8689040 cae MORGAN BLOCK PPNLLILL rere UP STAIRS Ns STO LOLOLO LOL IOTNTOLE TO OTE IAL TAD TOL OD OLEAN . . ML. & D. MA RSH LUMBER DEALERS Carry a fall line -of Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT from one pint up, Oall and see. Office and Yards— Head of Boulder St. Tel. 917 PATER OS GRO 4 Pienic and Warm Weather ot ot » Delicacies:.-.-. We istes iuceotaden es ee as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. We have this celebrated Paint in all colors,and in cang from one Ms } Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Grocery. _ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. PREF EF UE ES FETE ER EES MISS E. E. HOEFT CLOCKS We have a splendid line at all prices from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time 4 In a dey. Presoribe Noreda Olt ted 260, 50s, Office clocks, ete., also our display ot find our prices to be very low. Come today. Nevada © gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. rass Valley. MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercia! street i ckiccmeeme ee & Tl. Ws HARTUNG, Watchmakers ~ Broad Street 3 } ¥ grocery business; Schilling’s ’ Keys Found. Best and moneyback. Two keys. Owner can secure same by calling at TRANSORIPT office. ol6 Nevada City Broad Street, Main Street,

yompaly ‘ADA OITY ' @ TRESSES for sale by, § rercial Streth 35.00) st-class, practicl U seen our new q ction to our large ~ Souvenir Spoons? . je0 Spoon is & = rantiy engra' : f Pope Leo, view . y Sconte Sp ine Spoons cece i ——<$—— ———— peing constracted . ‘mine, Gold Plat, . yan avout 40 feet, It will t 9 200 feet, The caving of t, which was something 1! from t Sia at which time @ very rich new shaft iat Orleans exposed, necessitated the . ” . of a new shaft, The Gold [people are pushing operations a pight in both shafts and good ‘being extracted from the ‘old mnt it does not equal that taken Mr. Ragoo, who had @ lease op ine from the Gold Tannel Comduring the last days of his leage. pected that the rich ledge will ({ encountered when mining ions in the new shaft begins, . work of developing the Hay bown at Randolph Flat goes merand the six men who are emthere have attained a depth of net, The claim is sitaated in dst of a rich mineral region, om present indications the men ring @ rich vein of quartz, of the excellent samples of rook heen taken out and the owner ; is slated. Should the mine come sxpectations suitable works will, sted and machinery inetalled so} work the property om an extensale. The success of this venneans much for Randolph Fiat. returns from the Oustomah ast month were the largest in its w, The mine still continues to se large quantities of good grade avets, which are being successfreated at the Pioneer Reduction . e machinery of the Allison Rench has purchased by the Empire} g Oompavy of Grass Valley. 9 W. Starr, the manager, who} hed from San Francisco Wednessping where he helped to conthe sale, The machinery will oved to the Omaha mine, which ing operated by the Empire ComThe plant, both above and bethe suface, fe one of the best nstalled in the county. The mill, ting of twenty stamps, was condabout a year ago, and is modevery respect. When the mahas been installed the Omaha thoroughly equipped for develbt work on a large scale, MT SE SAS. a it the Influence of lhe Chureh in Politics, Fecent sermon Rev. W. J. Oady ford, Conn., made @ vigorous b on local conditions by saying: youto throng the primaries for pose of demanding the nominathe cleanest, purest and best {American manhood that ean be It we fail to do this, then our will die.” — hot Rev. Oady and all other swhoare making similar apto their congregations realize Hey are made to a class of people @at mejority of ‘whom have no to go to the primaries or no foivfluence the nomination or of any candidate? _ charch census shows that: only urth or o1e-fifth of the attenleof the masculine gender, the fourths Lave no influence in the %. How much more sensible it be if these ministers would apothe women in their Gongrega'demand the ballot which would *m the right “to throng the prifor the purpoge of demanding MMination of the cleanest, purest “* type of American manhood n be found.” If the ehureb ever to influence elections it must se»* eofranchisement of women. Etnora M, BaBooox. Britland at hig saloon on Broad » Makes a Specialty of Fanoy ~ ud you can depend that they d properly, Nae ie ga 8 ® 800d cool, sharp Glase om. beer Wm. Harry's saloon Price 50 STops THE at ‘ he present shaft, some _ Mre, M. Shea, aunt of Mrs, arrived here from Downie ‘day. where he at‘endéd the Placer County me by lilness yesterday, was . Obristensen, the lovely aughter of Major Obarles and ‘antlers, Bigelc came down from OolHill last evening and left this ng for San Franciaco. BR. Jones Ie here from Sacra« $ Buck arrived here last evening Eincoin and went to North _O.E. Young is here from San FranCisco on a business trip. _ Mrs, W. A, Olayton of Alleghany is here on a visit. M. Byrne, é f ville last evening on her way to Sutter Oreek, where she will. make ber future home. Frank Taylor, the tea and coffee man, has returned from a business trip to the San Juan ridge. Grove Eddy is suffering from a scratch on his eyeball received yester‘Bupervieor W. H. Martin returned from San Francisco last evening. School Superintendent J. G. O'Neill has returned from a visit to Auburn, Teachers’ Institute. W.G. Shand and wife returned to Graniteville today, after a visit to the county seat, Mrs Nora Goffett of Moores Flat was here last night en route to Grass Valley to visit relatives. Thomas Reynolds goes to San Fransigeo tomorrow to enter the employ of the Great American Tea Company. Oharies T. Worthley of Washington is visiting the county seat, W. H. Bene and Louis E. Polls are here from San Francisco, T. W. Lash, the liquor dealer, of Sacramento, is in town. J. Kelleher is down from Washington. A. Cartis is here from San Francisco. Miss Lillie Snell leaves tomorrow morning for a two weeks’ visit with friends at Sacramento, Mies Lois Anderson, who has been dangerously ill for the past week, was much improved today and there are now strong hopes of her recovery. Superintendent John Eddie returned to the Delbi mine this morning. Mrs. W. Finchley is very ill at her home on Piety Hill. H. German and E. E, Bannella are here from San Francisco. H, ©. Allen arrived here this afternoon from Washington, D. O, Joho ©. Donnelly, the well known commercial man, is in town. George W. Steele is over from You Bet. Henry Lane has returned from a basiness trip to Marysville. Miss Bierman of Chicago Park is in town. William Holmes, whose serious condition of health has°been noted in these columns of late, was able to come dowh-town today. & Vessel Lost. — NorFroxk, Va,, Ocf. 15—News was re ceived today from the eastern shore of Virginia that the schooner “Whiting,” bound from Tompkins, Va., had turned turtle. The captain and three of the crew were drowned. pee Seves Two From Death. “Oar little daugbter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and broncbits,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well,” Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Disvovery as to other medicine on earth, Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50c and $1 bottles guaranteed by Ww. D. Vinton, druggist. Trial bottles free. For Her Lover. ————— San Francisco, Oct. 15—Miss May Pierce, who resides at No. 840 Stockton street, is at the Waldeck Sanitariam at the point of death, as the result of taking poison with suicidal intent, Knowledge of the fact tbat her sweetheart had transferred his affections to another is the alleged cause of ber act, The ites best words in the . These advent’ {tito poultry society to the. . Scientific research and patient indus-. ¢._. try of Mrs, Wilson Hart, of Merin. flowers eed tae ae orower of besntifal . along the sidewall: at the north ond ot featherless chickens owe their flowers and fancy chickens has no superiorin Tehama county, headed old rooster (we do not refer to Wile), and of a progressive and eggressive hen of unéertein age, Last winter the latter wore all the feathers from her person from insistently and persistently reclining on a door knob and a china egg. © When Mrs, Hart saw these airly-attired fowls gayly waltzing about her chicken yard she was impreseed with an idea, Neither had enough clothing on f6 wad a shotgun 80 why not make an effort to benefit humanity by saving the lengthy and tiresome process of chicken picking, Perpetuation of a race of featherless fowls might result from a union of these specimens. She resolved to make the effort, and the old baldheaded rooster and the unadorned hen were duly united in the bonds of wedlock. They were sequestraed ‘in a cozy coop and every day an egg arTived to bless thehappy union. When a dozen eggs had been laid on the a'tar of progress they, the eggs, were confided to the maternal care of a sister biddie, and in due course of events twelve little chicks opened their eyes to the ambient atmosphere, hopped out of their shells, and exclaimed-in chor. us, “Where am I at!” The expected bad happened. Nota feather was visible on them, In costume they were as classic as Venus rising from the ocean, They grew apace like other chickens but no feathers have yet appeared, and they have now reached a size and age where their impropriety of dress is a cackling scandal to the whole chicken yard. They will soon be large enough to enter into marriage contracts on their own account, and if they succeed in perpetuating the sins of their original parents the problem of the featherless chicken will have been solved and a vast amount of labor saved to the ovérworked house wives of the world. All that will be necessary for a roast, @ fry, a fricassee, a potpie or a tomale will be the swing of the hatchet and a few deft manipulations with a dressing knife. No more pick, pick, pick, until the fingers are worn almost to the bone.—Oorning Observer. Wife Accused. Mewpuis, Tenn., Oct. 15—Three large life insurance companies today filed a a sensational bill in the United States Court against Boone Coulter and Mrs. Maude Walker, charging covepiracy to gain the payment of three policies of $10,000 each on Rebert Walker, the woman’s hnsband, who died mysteriously, An autopsy at the time of death failed to show any criminal cause, but the companies believe they can prove foul play. Walker was a lumkerman, and his life was insured for Coulter. The woman sent a message that called Walker home, where he drank a glass of water, dying soon afterward. Turn Nihilists. Berlin, October 15.—The ‘‘Staateburger Zeitung” says the Jews of Russian Poland have fcrmed a league of Nibilists in the hope of terrorizing Russia into better treatment of Semites. SOCIAL DANCE By Company C, N.G C. at Armory Hall Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra Admiesion—Gents, 50 cts.; Ladies Free ORDINANCE NO, 166 An Ordinance Prohibiting Fast Driving Over Pine Street Steel Bridge. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY tery does ordain as follows: Section 1—It shall be unlawful for any person to ride, drive or lead any animal of animals over the steel bridge, at the Pine street crossing of Deer creek, faster than a walk. . b on 2—An rson violating any of the Phan vehi of thic Ordinance sbail be bes ee of a misdemeanor, 8 upon conv: oe thereof shall be fined in a sum not less t = $25.00 nor more than $100.00, or be imprisoned in the City Jail not excceding tenSection 3—All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict wie the provisions of this are hereby repealed. onion &—This ordinance shall take effect faery Gohaker 15, 1908, by the following vote ee—Chapmani, Peard, Buckley, Tegler a ble poe ” on: c. W. CH APMAN, Chairman Board of City Trustees. : J. PZaRBD a" ae 2 Board ofiCity Trustees. Mrs. Hart is the possessor of a bald-. . O'Malley residence was ordered done, the Pine street steel bridge and that . gravel be placed on the walk and street at the approach to the bridge. The draing on Jordan and Ooyote streets were ordered reconstructed. The cohstruction of 84 feet of sewer to connect with the sewer leading from the A warrant of $200 for the library allow . ance for September and October was ordered drawn. ity Clerk Peard preeented his resignation as trustee and clerk of the board, bat it was not acThe following pe tition was received: “To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, Gentleman— Your petitioners request that the

sprinkling of-streets be so regulated that it may not be a nuisance and in daty bound we will ever pray. Signed, G. Fischer, A. A. Attkisson, Yee Lee, F. Guenther, R. M. Latta, Chas. D. Long, M., Solari, H. Lane.” * The following bills were allowed: A. A. Attkisson $25, Tarner-Hadley Co, $11 65, W. G. Richards $2.91, G. A. Legg $2.40,N.0 G@.& E. Co. $212.61, T. W. Sigourney $560, E. J. Baker $2.25, South Yuba Water Oo. $592 80, Onion $80.60, Ed Arthur $225, W. BD. Viaton $2.10, E. Dower. 50 cents, W. Holbrook 50 cents, Mrs, 8. Allen $12, E. Badger $3.12, O. Treleven $2 25, W. Hooper $15, A. Staman $9.50, J. Northey $8.75, G. Jacobs $12.50, A. Miller $9, M. T, Roberts $15, J. Ramsey $2 50, A. P, Danforth $17.50, J. Martin $16 W. Williams $15, R. Phillips $2 50, A. Rapp $6, M. Shaver $22 50, J. Foot $9, N. J. Rehr $8, G. O. Gaylord $3.05, B. A. Vanslyke $11, RK. Eddy $60, H. D. Shearer $16.50, Miners Foundry $12.60 H. Daniels $40.68, Standard Oom, Oo. $48.62, J. F, Hovuk $2, J. Dolan $10, Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1 $1850, Penn, Engine Oo. No. 2 $27.75. Died Yesterday. Last Satarday the TRansorier published a correspondence from San Francisco in which the writer narrates a meeting with James Haworth, a pioneer resident of this county. At that time Mr. Haworth was apparently in the best of health and the news re. ceived here last evening that the old gentleman had passed away at about the noon hour at San Francisco yesterday was a severe shock to his many friends in thie city, where he has visited often as the guest of Mr, and Mra. 0. A. Pare. Death was due to th» infirmities of old age. Mr. Haworth first landed in Oalifurnia in 1849 and for a number of years in early days acted as president of the California Stage Company, which in those days had lines connecting with nearly all the principal cities and towns of the State. . For the last fifteen years he had been employed in the United States mint at the metropolis. Deceased was about 78 years of age. He leaves .one daughter, Mrs. Jamesina Welle, to mourn his loss.The funeral will take place Sunday from his late home in San Francisco. Fearful Odds Against Him, Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J, J. Havens, Verghilles,O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicine gave him relief. At length be tried Ele-tric 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 forme of Stomach and-Bowel Oom-. ? plaints. Only 50c. Guaranteed by W.D. Vinton, Druggist. ‘fort to atop it, it could not be checked, ‘unfortunate weakneas.”. “How to cure it should be of to Nevada City mothers, ‘Prank Milburn, of Upper Grass Valroad, says: “A cage of a child © control over the action of the ‘kidney secretione at night was limited came to my notice some time ago, It was very eerious and despite every efIt was noticed that Doan’s Kidney Pills were guaranteed to cure just such embarrassing and unfortunate a condition in children and a course of the treatment was given him, the pills ‘being obtained at Vioton’s drug store. ‘We. cannot positively state that the weakness has been so strengthed as to say the child is absolutely cured, but the help given by Doan’s Kidney Pille more than proves that the remedy acts as represented. This should be of untold value to parents and guardians of children who are annoyed with this For gale by all dealers, Price 60 cents per. box.:.Foster-Milburn Oo., Buffalo, N, Y., sole agents for the United States. ; Remember’ the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Slocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley....... Reiie Cay 40 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 67 STOOKS, Sierra Nevada. Exchequer .. Seg. Belcher.., 05 Hale & Nre ... Crown Point.. Siege Bee Yellow Jacket., Oaledonia.... 87 08] Silver Hill ... bd Occidental .. 28 Andes... ce om Kentack AONE Gs. eka Belcher...cccses Confidence .. eee tial Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25s. and 10c,a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a BEST FOR THE BOWELS ¢ haven’t a regular, healthy movement of the lowela’every day, you're iil or will be. Keep yout Sn peebotivll polgeh fr detgtront, RES ettoske n cor % est, casi jest, moet perfect way oF keeping the bowelt clear and clean isto take CANDY CATHARTIO THEY WORK WHILE VOU EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good Do Good Never Bicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25, and 50 vent: bax, Write for free sample, and booxiet ot i * > 7 su Address : STkoIING RENEDY. CONPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORE. AEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAR OOOO) NEVADA CITY fornia. . A large modern br ES along strictly first-class a antee of its excellence. ©OQOOQOOQOOOO DOQOQOOSIIOOOOOOOO NATIONAL OTE! AND ANNEX RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors ati 989008 COG FD -epte.Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliThe National’s enviable re ee ek CALIFORNIA ick structure, managed nd most liberal lines. putation is a guarQOOOQOOOO Gleganily” Grimmed Hats.. are now on display in the millinery parlors of Mrs. L. Lubeck on Commercial street. fine line of’. Children’s School Hats Drop in and see them and getjour prices. You will We also have a . . delightful salt, who ha on Gai has the contract for furnishing the mnelo, hae engeged. ,. Wid’ orchestra for the entire series, and this in itself is sufficient indacement to attract a great many, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Has world-wide fame for marvelous cures, It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or baim for Cuts, Corns, Burne, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Ohapped’ Hands, Skin Eruptione; Infallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. Sues Railroad. San Raragt, Oct, 15.—Dr. Dudley Smith of Oakland has brought suit against the North Shore railroad by his attorney, W. P. Rinebart, for $1000, claimed to be due him for services rendered the injured passengers in the wreck at Point Reyes last Jane. Dr. Smith alleges that he attended the patients for five days at the request of the railroad company, and that be has never been paid. . i Stow to Better your appetite -If you have lost your appetite —-nothing seems to taste good —feel all run down Liebig’s Beet, Fron and Wine.. will do you good. Bear in mind it is simply the best mild stimulating tonic and appetizer we know of. This m ke can only be had at . VWinton’s, The Druggist Agent for EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS Mail orders filled. Seeing 15 Believing But for absolute Proof, smoke a Woodpec Cigar aS = ee "1 ad Millinery Display. . AAAALARADA AKAMA & % & GRAND * % Call and see my elegant and large stock of Sall & Winter ie . now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. es in » Bogland,. . +. or Oe bas been the subject of mach comQuinn vendish, Vt., was ment in ‘oles . robbed of his customery health by inn musical circles throughont 2h . the land, and Nevada Cityans are} 810m of Chronic Constipation. When really favored in having en opporta-. DT Kiog’s New Lite Fille broke into nity to attend one of Miss Yorke’s. °!% house, bie trouble was arrested and concerts, » . now he’s entirely cured. They're oguaranteed to cure. 250 at W. D. The glow of the rising san is a gilt. V'ntoa’s Drag Store. edge on the horizon—a promise of — (power and parity, as Is the brand “‘Old. y Gilt Edge” on whisky. Wholesale at Coming. 820 Olay. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. Deafness Cennot Be Curea Next Saturday, October 17th, is the By local applications as they cannot . fegular four weeks collection day for reach the diseased portion of the ear./the Transonirr, and in consequence There is only one way to eure deaf-. our collector will make a call apon all ness, and that is by constitutional delinquents. Be prep re a nad polite when Jell-O fang tains poages Mair aati n the . ‘Water and set to cool. Tes perfection, A sur. prise to the housewife. No trouble, leas expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. berry oy he : -_At grocers. ‘A eet A A Ne “tl DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlors MASONIC BUILDING -PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL.: remedies, Deafnesa is caused by an inflamed condition of the hinebile lin. S! with the requisite amount. ing of the Eustachian tube, if pa sound drink this tube is inflamed you have a rumbea ke ian eons sineling sound or imperfect hearing, and and see Wm, Harry. when it is entirely closed, Deafnees is the result, and anless the inflammation can be taken out aad this tube re No Dessert stored to its normal condition, hear4 ing will be destroyed forever; nine Mor e Attr activ e cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh,. Why use gelatine and which is nothing but an inflamed conmeen aes dition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circn; Toledo, O, Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's family Pills are the best. eae ee a Shs PL SeTUOLO TIPO OITA TOIION Ieee lee . If MORRISON Makes Your Clothes They'll Fit. EE OSS 8689040 cae MORGAN BLOCK PPNLLILL rere UP STAIRS Ns STO LOLOLO LOL IOTNTOLE TO OTE IAL TAD TOL OD OLEAN . . ML. & D. MA RSH LUMBER DEALERS Carry a fall line -of Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT from one pint up, Oall and see. Office and Yards— Head of Boulder St. Tel. 917 PATER OS GRO 4 Pienic and Warm Weather ot ot » Delicacies:.-.-. We istes iuceotaden es ee as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. We have this celebrated Paint in all colors,and in cang from one Ms } Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Grocery. _ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. PREF EF UE ES FETE ER EES MISS E. E. HOEFT CLOCKS We have a splendid line at all prices from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time 4 In a dey. Presoribe Noreda Olt ted 260, 50s, Office clocks, ete., also our display ot find our prices to be very low. Come today. Nevada © gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. rass Valley. MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercia! street i ckiccmeeme ee & Tl. Ws HARTUNG, Watchmakers ~ Broad Street 3 } ¥ grocery business; Schilling’s ’ Keys Found. Best and moneyback. Two keys. Owner can secure same by calling at TRANSORIPT office. ol6 Nevada City Broad Street, Main Street,