October 30, 1903 (4 pages)

> CRIPTURAL grounds for opposing Free-Trade and rec‘ity in competitive products are cited by O. S. Harmon of Brooklyn in a letter to the American Econ-. . + 11.6 bed of the Creek. Be dele With the first text, ‘He that provideth not for his own,” etc., Protectionists are familiar, and in it they find ample warrant for the economic faith that isin them. The ‘second citation brought forward by Mr. Harmon is not so. trite, but it'admirably enforces the poiat that special trade dickers aré both unfair and immoral, chapter 25, verses 13, 14, 15, we are told that among the specific injunctions and commands which Moses laid upon “the people of Israel by divire authority were the following: “Thou shalt not have in thy bag divers weights, a great and a small. “Thou shalt not have i in thine house divers measures, 4 great-and a small. “But thow shalt have a perfect and just weight; a perfect and just measure shalt thou have: that thy days may be lengthened in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.” This was the first law laid down for the government of trade and commerce. For over six thousand years the business of the world has been transacted under the law deliv—. ; ered by the Lord unto Moses in the tabernacle and by Moses delivered unto the Israelites. It is the law of honesty, of fair dealing, of equal treatment of one and all. Under this law. the United States cannot give overweight to France or Cuba and underweight to Great Britain or Germany. All must be treated alike. Reciprocity in competing products violates this law. It contemplates that certain favored countries. may, by reason of special Tariff preferences, sell their products for a higher price in the United States than the price for which similar products may be sold by other countries. “Not only that, but it gives to the countries thus favored certain advantages greater than those enjoyed by certain American producers, thus falling under the condemnation: “He that provideth not for his own, and especially for they of his own house, hath denied the faith and is worse than an infidel.” Protection provides for the people of our own country, and:it does-not have in its bag ‘‘divers weights, a great and a small,” nor in its house, “divers measures, a great anda small.” (ier Tacoma’ Beals ir Coad Ser The new United States cruiser “Tacoma” which was given her trial spin yesterday on San Francisco Bay, exceeded her contract speed and made a record of 17 knots an hour over the measured mile course, It was the first time the vessel had.been under her ber, 1900, and on June 24, 1902, she was lannched. Her length over all ie 292 feet, breadth 44 feet 14¢ inches, mean draught 15 feet, displacement 8200 tons, indicated horsepower 4700 and contract speed 16% knots. Her coal bunkers have a capacity for 700 hurt. will die, PUEBLO, Colo., Oct. 30—The Bankers? epoca le: on the Santa Fe from San Francisco was wrecked by bandits on a bridge 38 miles from here at half past ten o'clock this morning. ‘Three rails were removed, catising ‘the ie, two haggage cars, one chair car aut a ay. nee ‘to lunge im wae driving & horse “uttacied to Nobody was killed aan bat many are. sional “Thirty persons were injureftand it & shongbt ‘tak ree Only two of the cars remained on the track, A In Deuteronomy, umber are injured internally, ‘and will ceed fatal. Mige Mary Hall of Selby Fiat met with en accident thie forenoon while @riving down the Sugar Loaf. grade which will. cauee her to be la:d up for eeveral days. in fact, when all things are considered the wonder is that the escaped as well as she did. _41@ buggy when the animal took fright Gt a pile of rocks and ranaway. Mies Hell. was thrown out and the borse ‘ran for quite a distance, Gepollahiog the buggy. . “The injared lady was taken to the Tésidence of Mrs. A. McNally, in close ‘proximity to the scene of secident, efter which a physician was sum. moned. Anexamination by the docNees Endeavoring to Start General Strike tor disclosed the fect that Miss Hall’s injuries consisted of a sprained arm and shoulder, lacerated lip and gached head, besides which she was considerably bruised end shaken up. Although the lady's injuries are of a ‘painfal natare, yet they are not of a settins Pathe, to start a general strike in sy ets and.a large number of the ing trouble. . without any trouble. Siocks, Bonds, He. 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 hd ne PEE orn soe Barley.. aes wages 1.28% WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley...5. .--++ Barce1o, Na., October 29. Advices from Balboa say that ahs night was passed General Seappeno is negotiating with os strikers end the employers sami. to reach an a lerstandin: pS . Wandsome Work. —Anarchists are endeavoring. mpathy with the Balboa strikfactories have shut down fearé 4 Henry Wichman, who resides near North San Joan, tas just completed and delivered to Hotel Antlers an elegently ‘moonted frontlet of a deer. It ie of the four-prong velvety variety and bas been ect by taxidermist Wichman to look as mejestic and proud as the crested leaders are wont to look in their-native heathe. It will occupy _. @ Conepicaous place at the hotel. Twenty Lost. Berta, October 29—The ‘‘Tageblatt” reports that the German steamship “Augusta,” with s cargo of naphtha, has ‘been destroyed by fire in midAtlentic. Twenty persons perished in the flames. ~ Suit was beau. in the Waite Oourt.this afternoon by Fritz Meister . against the Waldeck Gold ‘Mining Company to quiet title, The propote} is in the —— honing wulMajor Body Closes a ‘completion. thie wife and three children, whom he Contract With the Huron Company. tee 3. T. Boyd of che Ceuta: Oallfornia Electric Light and Power Oompany today closed a.contract with the Huron Mining Company to furnish power for its property, whioh is aituated at Omtga. The line will be brooght in from Alta, where the large power house is now running in fall blast. It will take a stretch of wire of. about nine miles to make the connection, and the work of constracting the line is to be rashed ahead to The voltage to be supplied will consist of 200-horse power, which will be good shape in and around the Huron Company’s property, Desericd by Wife. . William Silva of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening in search of states have left his home in company with another man. According to Mr. Silva, he bas been working at Graniteville ef late, having left his wife and family in North Bioomffeld. A few days ago be sent for them and was surprised to learn that they had gone away. To add, to hie astonishment, a report reached him that there was snother man In the case. Mr. Silva also heard that the party hed come to this city and he lost no time in starting in pursuit of them, He is very anxious to obtain the custody of his two girls, one of whom fe aged five years and the other four, and will take legal steps to recover them, Rosenberg Bros. have a new advertisement-in this evening’s Taansonirt, The firm has just received the largest stock of furs ever brought here, and are from the famous wholesale establishment of H. Liebes & Co. They are beauties, and range in price from $2.50 up. Ladies go and see them, . Do re 89 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 683 STOCKS, Sierra Nevada. see rere ewe tees 87 erent 1 eaeeee Exchequer. ;. Seg. Beicher. 04 9 . Overman.cccses ereeees BU ft PERSLICO sce cens Hale & Nrs .. Orown Point. Yellow Jacket. sees cee se eeeteese’s Caledonia cat Silver Hib .. veneer Por: asec par ol Alpha ..: Belober... Oonfidence woud Buried Here Today The 7-year-old son of Mr, and Mre. ‘. Joba Drammond, who was taken down with appendicitis last Sunday and succumbed to its affects Wednesday at You Bet, was brought to this city today and the remains interred in Pine Grove cemetery. The burial of the little boy, who was an unusually bright and attractive child, was at tended with much sorrow by the grief stricken parents and sympathizing friends who followed the small and silent form to its final resting place. : or Seves Two From Death, “Oar little dangbter bad an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchite,” writes Mre. W. K. HaviJand, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when ail J. H.1 Theodore Goding,’ Jerry’ ¢ edwin, Rober Linder and R. ee were over from You Bet today. Bear Valley are hete a visit.: Cc. 6. PO TE » Manager, Mejor O. . Obristensen, ‘A. Maltman oe List your property with us. We will sell or rent it for you. Nek County FXeal Estate Exchange wow’ R. J. , RONCHI, Rent Dept. and surveyor EB. QO, Bren, who have Fire, Life and Accident insurance prop . OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. New Steward at the National URS, } 1 health has caused 0. W. Prentiss as-steward at the National and Anzex FURS, will be assumed ‘by Robert Snyder, who comes well recommen ie d as a caterer of the greatest experienee and: ability, having beén employed’ at the}. Hotel Paso Robles, the Oapital Hotel at Secramento, Harbin Sptings and others of the large fashionable resorts. It is the intention of Messrs. Restor Bros, to bring the cuisine of their famous establishment to.an even greater . state of perfection under the manage-~' ISABELL. ment of Mr. Spyder than {t now. exNirehais Bas hibits, and patrons are assured new treats at this popular dining place, Tomorrow evening there will be NK. our oxesge H. Liebes Co. Furs. We have just received one of the largest stocks-of the celebrated H. Liebes Co, FURS, for which we are agents. All of the latest styles, and prices in reach of every one. PRICES FROM 82.50 UP We beve them in "SABLE FOX, SABLE OPOSSUM, DYED MARTEN, , SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, DYED RIVER MINK, We take bart for fare on approbation. No trouble. to. show goods. New DRESS GOODS just received. SEE WINDOW. Call ani get served snother of the fine Game Camp} Stews at the National Bar, which as usual will be composed of the very finest duck and other game, a large consignment of which was received this morniog. An extra fine lanch will also be served free, and everybody is welcome. Come t, bring ROSENBERG BROS! vate fr. EDDY, Manager. own steam and the trial ran was a most satisfactory one. She will now be pat in condition for ber official trial! which will take place in the Santa Berbara channel in sbout a week. The Tacdma is a cruiser type of war vessel, Her keel was laid in Septem,. claudes ten five-inch rapid-fire rifles, tons. The armament of the Tesoma ineight six-pounders, two one-pounders and four Oolf’s automatic guns. She will carry thirteen officers and 281 men. ae sibabianimiincesnmansens Shot Two Men. Basatt, Ool., October 29—Mrsg. John Shepherd, the handsome young wife of @ Colorado Midland engineer, shot two of the four Mexican sheepherders who attempted fo assault her last night. John Obaeon will die and his son, Antone,.is badly wounded, All the men were arrested and may be lynched. Lots of Gold. SEATTLE, Wosh., ‘Oct “October 29 — The steamers “Roanoke,” “Senator” and “Ohio” have just arrived from Nome, bringing 1500 passengers and $500,000 in gold. The vessels had some trouble taking on passengers at St. Michael, October 16th to 19th, on acconnt of thie soviet ine inthe bay. None of the sighted the disabled ‘Moteor.” Jumps to Death. San Franosco, October 29.—Julias Johanson, a weiter jumped or fell from a second-story window at No, 618 Jessie street this morning. His bed was afire when he made the leap. He was not burned, and the fire did little damage. He died later at the Receiving Hospital. Itis supposed thet he set fire tothe bed while drunk and met death in escaping from the flames; Tired of Life. San FRanoisco, Oot, 20th-—A, *, Hervey, a mail carrier of San Jose, shot bimeelf in Golden Perk thie morning during a fit of despondency, Loveland Is now selling bie famous bread at five cents e loaf at the Popujar Bakery. Try it and you. see ways buy it. other remedies failed, we saved her life your frienda. °° "* with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our Biece, who had Consumption in an advanced etage, also used this wonderful medicine. and today she is perfectly . well.” Desperate throat and lung dis-. eases yield to Dr. King’s New Diseoy. ery as to other medicine on earth . Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50 . and $1 bottles guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, draggist. Trial bottles free. of a par value of One ete! Each bev the sale of thie Stock — expended tr Snare ‘ we be evel k Seeing . s vii But for absolute Proof, smoke a Songer Cigar Made enfiicient to keep things running inj _ See.our. Big Win¢ UNDERWEAR. Grey and cream, fleece lin Grey white, cream, heavy. Grey & white, cream;wool &e Grey & white, all wool ib ; Grey & white“ “* Grey & white “Oneta Uni Grey and white fleeced Vest P: it White, Dr. Wright’s Wool Vest line of Rugs ev Nevada —— PREPARE For Cold Weather pe “en Air ‘Tight Heater. and. seve oe money. The Tarner & Hadley Company carry all grades. Their prices range from °1.50 wy ss Inspect our gs ok and yuu will find what you want. Wecarry stove pipe both common and Russia Iron. Qur ‘line’ of ‘Stora “ Boards comprise. the very latest designe. PINE: STREET: We carry ie most con ‘or Turner & Hadley ompany VADA om Pekan geen our news jon to our large7 Recor’ ‘Doings People — Randall left # 8 , where he will fab ; mine. iB, 8. Rector, w hy igat week, is © # Olive Kerns @ Sao from Sad Fra ; aptonville this 1 af, L. Gaffcey @ pext week for De il make their ft » M. Calanan of is relatives in thie snk ~=Enzenspergs . returned last ev 'J, Beloher arrivet * evening’s tra syille today. gin Sierra coun y for Oklahome. bs, Brown of Indie ‘dengerously i aughter, Mre. © city, is now im 'W, Blundell and ‘of San Francisco ning’s train, 8, Mitchell is here . A. Skidmore of ; visit. wrintendent Ge od last evening .B. Camper is dc homas Bourne is u noel Costa and fi yinto the ree Mow on Pine street rds and wife, ipying the house, gs Velloy, where pyed in the Brun he many friends o ibis city will be ie recovering frol itofore stated in th dition from:a 8 id fever was were entertain ery. His mother ite. William Menhi mina few cays fi re she will join t ow located at that wiul M TOWN, Pa., Oc been offered as ye fA. Eckstein, bra it of Mabel Becht Murdered last M ih Were committed ofbail. Neithe atder of the git lined ae witness itoday: ‘One of Pmurderer of the g ly certain. As eoneerned the ¢: eeentment to the C ————-+-+@e GOOD \ me Daily In Many Citizen: —— early every rea tn’s Kidney Pills, ‘Nevada City sti Héltizens are cons nent by publ pt proof of merit *xperience of fr Resd this cag orge Miner, of § Olark str WT suffered ff mut, plainly show: the small of . i times . have } uy unable t hKidnes Pills drag store; -h attack I eou mmend them “ lame, weak not be impe to take any m Pettorm exactly fale by all malo, N, Y., 80 Hed States : ~sember the x @ no substitute,

> CRIPTURAL grounds for opposing Free-Trade and rec‘ity in competitive products are cited by O. S. Harmon of Brooklyn in a letter to the American Econ-. . + 11.6 bed of the Creek. Be dele With the first text, ‘He that provideth not for his own,” etc., Protectionists are familiar, and in it they find ample warrant for the economic faith that isin them. The ‘second citation brought forward by Mr. Harmon is not so. trite, but it'admirably enforces the poiat that special trade dickers aré both unfair and immoral, chapter 25, verses 13, 14, 15, we are told that among the specific injunctions and commands which Moses laid upon “the people of Israel by divire authority were the following: “Thou shalt not have in thy bag divers weights, a great and a small. “Thou shalt not have i in thine house divers measures, 4 great-and a small. “But thow shalt have a perfect and just weight; a perfect and just measure shalt thou have: that thy days may be lengthened in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.” This was the first law laid down for the government of trade and commerce. For over six thousand years the business of the world has been transacted under the law deliv—. ; ered by the Lord unto Moses in the tabernacle and by Moses delivered unto the Israelites. It is the law of honesty, of fair dealing, of equal treatment of one and all. Under this law. the United States cannot give overweight to France or Cuba and underweight to Great Britain or Germany. All must be treated alike. Reciprocity in competing products violates this law. It contemplates that certain favored countries. may, by reason of special Tariff preferences, sell their products for a higher price in the United States than the price for which similar products may be sold by other countries. “Not only that, but it gives to the countries thus favored certain advantages greater than those enjoyed by certain American producers, thus falling under the condemnation: “He that provideth not for his own, and especially for they of his own house, hath denied the faith and is worse than an infidel.” Protection provides for the people of our own country, and:it does-not have in its bag ‘‘divers weights, a great and a small,” nor in its house, “divers measures, a great anda small.” (ier Tacoma’ Beals ir Coad Ser The new United States cruiser “Tacoma” which was given her trial spin yesterday on San Francisco Bay, exceeded her contract speed and made a record of 17 knots an hour over the measured mile course, It was the first time the vessel had.been under her ber, 1900, and on June 24, 1902, she was lannched. Her length over all ie 292 feet, breadth 44 feet 14¢ inches, mean draught 15 feet, displacement 8200 tons, indicated horsepower 4700 and contract speed 16% knots. Her coal bunkers have a capacity for 700 hurt. will die, PUEBLO, Colo., Oct. 30—The Bankers? epoca le: on the Santa Fe from San Francisco was wrecked by bandits on a bridge 38 miles from here at half past ten o'clock this morning. ‘Three rails were removed, catising ‘the ie, two haggage cars, one chair car aut a ay. nee ‘to lunge im wae driving & horse “uttacied to Nobody was killed aan bat many are. sional “Thirty persons were injureftand it & shongbt ‘tak ree Only two of the cars remained on the track, A In Deuteronomy, umber are injured internally, ‘and will ceed fatal. Mige Mary Hall of Selby Fiat met with en accident thie forenoon while @riving down the Sugar Loaf. grade which will. cauee her to be la:d up for eeveral days. in fact, when all things are considered the wonder is that the escaped as well as she did. _41@ buggy when the animal took fright Gt a pile of rocks and ranaway. Mies Hell. was thrown out and the borse ‘ran for quite a distance, Gepollahiog the buggy. . “The injared lady was taken to the Tésidence of Mrs. A. McNally, in close ‘proximity to the scene of secident, efter which a physician was sum. moned. Anexamination by the docNees Endeavoring to Start General Strike tor disclosed the fect that Miss Hall’s injuries consisted of a sprained arm and shoulder, lacerated lip and gached head, besides which she was considerably bruised end shaken up. Although the lady's injuries are of a ‘painfal natare, yet they are not of a settins Pathe, to start a general strike in sy ets and.a large number of the ing trouble. . without any trouble. Siocks, Bonds, He. 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 hd ne PEE orn soe Barley.... aes wages 1.28% WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley......5. .--++ Barce1o, Na., October 29. Advices from Balboa say that ahs night was passed General Seappeno is negotiating with os strikers end the employers sami. to reach an a lerstandin: pS . Wandsome Work. —Anarchists are endeavoring. mpathy with the Balboa strikfactories have shut down fearé 4 Henry Wichman, who resides near North San Joan, tas just completed and delivered to Hotel Antlers an elegently ‘moonted frontlet of a deer. It ie of the four-prong velvety variety and bas been ect by taxidermist Wichman to look as mejestic and proud as the crested leaders are wont to look in their-native heathe. It will occupy _. @ Conepicaous place at the hotel. Twenty Lost. Berta, October 29—The ‘‘Tageblatt” reports that the German steamship “Augusta,” with s cargo of naphtha, has ‘been destroyed by fire in midAtlentic. Twenty persons perished in the flames. ~ Suit was beau. in the Waite Oourt.this afternoon by Fritz Meister . against the Waldeck Gold ‘Mining Company to quiet title, The propote} is in the —— honing wulMajor Body Closes a ‘completion. thie wife and three children, whom he Contract With the Huron Company. tee 3. T. Boyd of che Ceuta: Oallfornia Electric Light and Power Oompany today closed a.contract with the Huron Mining Company to furnish power for its property, whioh is aituated at Omtga. The line will be brooght in from Alta, where the large power house is now running in fall blast. It will take a stretch of wire of. about nine miles to make the connection, and the work of constracting the line is to be rashed ahead to The voltage to be supplied will consist of 200-horse power, which will be good shape in and around the Huron Company’s property, Desericd by Wife. . William Silva of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening in search of states have left his home in company with another man. According to Mr. Silva, he bas been working at Graniteville ef late, having left his wife and family in North Bioomffeld. A few days ago be sent for them and was surprised to learn that they had gone away. To add, to hie astonishment, a report reached him that there was snother man In the case. Mr. Silva also heard that the party hed come to this city and he lost no time in starting in pursuit of them, He is very anxious to obtain the custody of his two girls, one of whom fe aged five years and the other four, and will take legal steps to recover them, Rosenberg Bros. have a new advertisement-in this evening’s Taansonirt, The firm has just received the largest stock of furs ever brought here, and are from the famous wholesale establishment of H. Liebes & Co. They are beauties, and range in price from $2.50 up. Ladies go and see them, . Do re 89 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 683 STOCKS, Sierra Nevada. see rere ewe tees 87 erent 1 eaeeee Exchequer. ;. Seg. Beicher.. 04 9 . Overman..cccses ereeees BU ft PERSLICO sce cens Hale & Nrs ... Orown Point.. Yellow Jacket. sees cee se eeeteese’s Caledonia cat Silver Hib ... veneer Por: asec par ol Alpha ...: Belober...... Oonfidence woud Buried Here Today The 7-year-old son of Mr, and Mre. ‘. Joba Drammond, who was taken down with appendicitis last Sunday and succumbed to its affects Wednesday at You Bet, was brought to this city today and the remains interred in Pine Grove cemetery. The burial of the little boy, who was an unusually bright and attractive child, was at tended with much sorrow by the grief stricken parents and sympathizing friends who followed the small and silent form to its final resting place. : or Seves Two From Death, “Oar little dangbter bad an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchite,” writes Mre. W. K. HaviJand, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when ail J. H.1 Theodore Goding,’ Jerry’ ¢ edwin, Rober Linder and R. ee were over from You Bet today. Bear Valley are hete a visit.: Cc. 6. PO TE » Manager, Mejor O. . Obristensen, ‘A. Maltman oe List your property with us. We will sell or rent it for you. Nek County FXeal Estate Exchange wow’ R. J. , RONCHI, Rent Dept. and surveyor EB. QO, Bren, who have Fire, Life and Accident insurance prop . OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. New Steward at the National URS, } 1 health has caused 0. W. Prentiss as-steward at the National and Anzex FURS, will be assumed ‘by Robert Snyder, who comes well recommen ie d as a caterer of the greatest experienee and: ability, having beén employed’ at the}. Hotel Paso Robles, the Oapital Hotel at Secramento, Harbin Sptings and others of the large fashionable resorts. It is the intention of Messrs. Restor Bros, to bring the cuisine of their famous establishment to.an even greater . state of perfection under the manage-~' ISABELL. ment of Mr. Spyder than {t now. exNirehais Bas hibits, and patrons are assured new treats at this popular dining place, Tomorrow evening there will be NK.

our oxesge H. Liebes Co. Furs. We have just received one of the largest stocks-of the celebrated H. Liebes Co, FURS, for which we are agents. All of the latest styles, and prices in reach of every one. PRICES FROM 82.50 UP We beve them in "SABLE FOX, SABLE OPOSSUM, DYED MARTEN, , SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, DYED RIVER MINK, We take bart for fare on approbation. No trouble. to. show goods. New DRESS GOODS just received. SEE WINDOW. Call ani get served snother of the fine Game Camp} Stews at the National Bar, which as usual will be composed of the very finest duck and other game, a large consignment of which was received this morniog. An extra fine lanch will also be served free, and everybody is welcome. Come t, bring ROSENBERG BROS! vate fr. EDDY, Manager. own steam and the trial ran was a most satisfactory one. She will now be pat in condition for ber official trial! which will take place in the Santa Berbara channel in sbout a week. The Tacdma is a cruiser type of war vessel, Her keel was laid in Septem,. claudes ten five-inch rapid-fire rifles, tons. The armament of the Tesoma ineight six-pounders, two one-pounders and four Oolf’s automatic guns. She will carry thirteen officers and 281 men. ae sibabianimiincesnmansens Shot Two Men. Basatt, Ool., October 29—Mrsg. John Shepherd, the handsome young wife of @ Colorado Midland engineer, shot two of the four Mexican sheepherders who attempted fo assault her last night. John Obaeon will die and his son, Antone,.is badly wounded, All the men were arrested and may be lynched. Lots of Gold. SEATTLE, Wosh., ‘Oct “October 29 — The steamers “Roanoke,” “Senator” and “Ohio” have just arrived from Nome, bringing 1500 passengers and $500,000 in gold. The vessels had some trouble taking on passengers at St. Michael, October 16th to 19th, on acconnt of thie soviet ine inthe bay. None of the sighted the disabled ‘Moteor.” Jumps to Death. San Franosco, October 29.—Julias Johanson, a weiter jumped or fell from a second-story window at No, 618 Jessie street this morning. His bed was afire when he made the leap. He was not burned, and the fire did little damage. He died later at the Receiving Hospital. Itis supposed thet he set fire tothe bed while drunk and met death in escaping from the flames; Tired of Life. San FRanoisco, Oot, 20th-—A, *, Hervey, a mail carrier of San Jose, shot bimeelf in Golden Perk thie morning during a fit of despondency, Loveland Is now selling bie famous bread at five cents e loaf at the Popujar Bakery. Try it and you. see ways buy it. other remedies failed, we saved her life your frienda. °° "* with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our Biece, who had Consumption in an advanced etage, also used this wonderful medicine. and today she is perfectly . well.” Desperate throat and lung dis-. eases yield to Dr. King’s New Diseoy. ery as to other medicine on earth . Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50 . and $1 bottles guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, draggist. Trial bottles free. of a par value of One ete! Each bev the sale of thie Stock — expended tr Snare ‘ we be evel k Seeing . s vii But for absolute Proof, smoke a Songer Cigar Made enfiicient to keep things running inj _ See.our. Big Win¢ UNDERWEAR. Grey and cream, fleece lin Grey white, cream, heavy. Grey & white, cream;wool &e Grey & white, all wool ib ; Grey & white“ “* Grey & white “Oneta Uni Grey and white fleeced Vest P: it White, Dr. Wright’s Wool Vest line of Rugs ev Nevada —— PREPARE For Cold Weather pe “en Air ‘Tight Heater. and. seve oe money. The Tarner & Hadley Company carry all grades. Their prices range from °1.50 wy ss Inspect our gs ok and yuu will find what you want. Wecarry stove pipe both common and Russia Iron. Qur ‘line’ of ‘Stora “ Boards comprise. the very latest designe. PINE: STREET: We carry ie most con ‘or Turner & Hadley ompany VADA om Pekan geen our news jon to our large7 Recor’ ‘Doings People — Randall left # 8 , where he will fab ; mine. iB, 8. Rector, w hy igat week, is © # Olive Kerns @ Sao from Sad Fra ; aptonville this 1 af, L. Gaffcey @ pext week for De il make their ft » M. Calanan of is relatives in thie snk ~=Enzenspergs . returned last ev 'J, Beloher arrivet * evening’s tra syille today. gin Sierra coun y for Oklahome. bs, Brown of Indie ‘dengerously i aughter, Mre. © city, is now im 'W, Blundell and ‘of San Francisco ning’s train, 8, Mitchell is here . A. Skidmore of ; visit. wrintendent Ge od last evening .B. Camper is dc homas Bourne is u noel Costa and fi yinto the ree Mow on Pine street rds and wife, ipying the house, gs Velloy, where pyed in the Brun he many friends o ibis city will be ie recovering frol itofore stated in th dition from:a 8 id fever was were entertain ery. His mother ite. William Menhi mina few cays fi re she will join t ow located at that wiul M TOWN, Pa., Oc been offered as ye fA. Eckstein, bra it of Mabel Becht Murdered last M ih Were committed ofbail. Neithe atder of the git lined ae witness itoday: ‘One of Pmurderer of the g ly certain. As eoneerned the ¢: eeentment to the C ————-+-+@e GOOD \ me Daily In Many Citizen: —— early every rea tn’s Kidney Pills, ‘Nevada City sti Héltizens are cons nent by publ pt proof of merit *xperience of fr Resd this cag orge Miner, of § Olark str WT suffered ff mut, plainly show: the small of . i times . have } uy unable t hKidnes Pills drag store; -h attack I eou mmend them “ lame, weak not be impe to take any m Pettorm exactly fale by all malo, N, Y., 80 Hed States : ~sember the x @ no substitute,