October 5, 1903 (4 pages)

iN UST OF CT Sad and Impressive Funeral Obsequies of the The funeral of the late 0. J. Naffziger took place from Trinity Episcopal church yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. Long before the hour of service every seat in the church was filled, with the exception of those reserved for the relatives and the Odd Feliows and Workmen. Rev. W. A: Rimer delivered a short but impressive: sermon and paid a well-merited and glowing tribute to memory of the deceased in which he extolled,bis many noble qualities ae an upright, canscientious citizen, as a kind, and indulgent husband and father and as a faithfal friend. © Mr. Noaffziger was a vestryman of Trinity ehurch and the pastor, in reciting the other virtues of the deceased, stated that hie interest in church affairs was such that be would never al-. — ‘low any ‘business to prevent his} attendance at all the meetings and was always ready to advance the interests of those with whom he came in contact. Truly it can be said that he was all that went to make up a good man. The services throughout were befiting the mournful occasion and many . " beautiful floral tributes covered the top of the casket. The Oda Fellows and Workmen turned out in unusally large numbers and the last sad rites of the fraternal societies at the grave were very impressive. The following acted as the bearers of the pall: Thos. 8S. Ford, Theo. H. Wilbelm, W. H. Crawford, F. T:Nilon, Obas. H. Eddy, Sherman W. Marsh, J. H. English and W. G. Richards. Thus oue by one are taken to the silent tomb to await the day of resurrection. And the thought, considering the number who have been. suddenly called to their eternal home of late arouses in the mind the nataral question of “Who will be next?” In consideration of these dreadful daily warnings does it not impress every one to have the great aim in life—that of doing all the good they can, thus contributing not only to their own happiness but to all those around them, before the day of sorrow is at hand, Let the Golden Rule prevail— ‘(Do uute others as you would have them do unto you,” and when the final summons comes it will have been proven that the world has been made better by our having lived in tt. Eet us strive in our daily walke in life to do all the good we can. If the deserving could only receive the same praises before death, instead of afterward, surely it would be a great comfort and men would be better prepared to meet the battles of life, knowing that they had the fall confidence of their fellow men, After death it avsileth nothing to thedeparted, although it affords some consolation to the living. Superior Court. The “tollowing business was transacted in the Superior Court todsy Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: G. Ramelli ve. John White. Set for trial Monday, October 12th. Estate of John Carboni, deceased. Hearing petition for family allowance continued antil further order of court. Hirschfield vs. Fleming. Heariog motion for change of venue continued until Mondsy, October 12th at 10 o'clock a, m, Estate of Edward Miller, deceased. Letters of administration ordered issued to Public Administrator on his filing official bond. F. J. Burkhalter vs. W. M. Barkhalter. Motion for alimony pending the progress of the divorce proceedings were argued and submitted, Mo-. % tion to set aside injunction argued, Estate of William H. Richards, decoased. Return and account of sale filed. Sold to John Bree for $600. Hearing set for October 19th. Tee Carse of Womanking . t+ -_ Is sick and nervous headaches. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets, The glasees are gold rimmed. Finder will please return to . Joha James ta Frank Caruana of Grass Valley Falls to fis Death Today. Frank Oaruana, one of the best known citizens of Grass Valley, wae instantly killed at that place this morning. : Mr. Caruans was a painter by trade and wae engaged on the porch of MoDonald’s Hail, corner of Mill and Neal streets, when in some manner unknown, he fell off, Hie body struck the ground, a distance of about twentyfive feet, with fearful velocity, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. The dead man lived out near the Maryland mine and smong his acquaintances and neighbors was held in the highest -egard. Deceased was a man of family and was about, 60 years of age. He was also a relative of Henry ara formerly of Grass Valley. Anat SOT Records Made by Company G For the Past Year. The folluwing isa summary of the scores made by Company OC, N. G. O., ap to date. The first column of figSunday, the second célumn the totals for the year. Those aggregating a total of 160 or more are entitled to be known as rifle men and those who fall ander 160 are classed as: marksmen: Ben A Bost, Capt... 182 Chas. Steffen, Ist Lieut.. 164 Daniel A. Daily, 2d Lieut. 64 168 W. P. Sigourney, Ist Sergt. 48 141 W. Tompkins, Q. M. Sergt. 58 James Hackley, Sergt.. D. Doyie as W. McLeod, Ons sisnajesien OO B, McOlintochk “ .. ~ 45 Eugene Haliett,Oorp.. A. Odgers" “ M. Reynolds, G. Hay, “ T. Reynolds, eh A Re Jobo Ournow, Mus... 157 se eeeeee ee . eeeesons eee eewese ee ees Frank Bost, Priv E. Baker, $6 F, Beardsley, ‘‘ E. Aver, “ 0. Brackett, B. Baldwin, A. Bovey,H. Renpetts ‘ O, Campbell, “ J, Oampbell, ‘ D. Campbell, ‘ W. Campbell, “ 8. Costello, “ E.Olunes, “ J. Dean, “ F. Fleming, “ W. Fiseher, * D. Getchell, *“ J. Hackley, ‘. ...0. 8. Hieronimus, Priv... £, Hocking, H. Jepsen, F. McAllister, L, Meservey, W. Marker, G. Merrill, > Pollard, G. Richards, T. Reynolds, A, Rapp, P.Bonchi, . E, Shannon, J. Schmidt, R. Whitney, G. Zopfie, Ores eeseseee ee ee a ee es ee ee eee eeeeeses eRe ease eens ee oe ee ee eee eereeseee eeeerees sw eeeees ee eeners ee ey fn erewee oe eee ee SSESSEREE _8#E For a good pap BS glass of beer! call at Wm, —* saloon ner For Sale at a HSTANTY AD will hold a drill next Sunday. Captain ares represents the scores made last . TAT sNVO/CE-— 008, clear CiGaR one = . $15—OORNER STORE, GOOD LOCATION. . $2 Work was commenced by Contractor . Robert Steger and screw of carpenters: a Tesidence of Mejor Company 0. bas dealded to begin it regular soocial dances next. night and continue them Mises the Winter season. Wm. Avery has been elected. District wag [?O%ty Supreme Commander, = Peter Jewell’s horse, attached to a cart ran away from the Posey mine at Willow Valley last Friday evening and was finally brought to a stop by the capeizing of the cart, A surprise party was given to Miss Lillian Sebley at-the home of her} grandparents on Boulder streot, Satar-' day. :The usual games were played ‘and refreshments were served and all had @ pleasant time. The following were present: Lillian Sebley, Gladys Porter, Minnie Lane, Lillian Rodgers, May Merrill, Meffen Downey, Wenevieve Smith, Bernice Smith, Frieda Guen-. ther, Lamar Fleming, George RB. Ostermann, Richard Bennetts, Franklin Smith, Melvin Frandy, Eugene Porter, Mervin Frandy. H. 8. Adams will leave this city shortly for England. He has received word that his mother recently died there snd left an estate valued at about $100,000. Mr. Adams falls heir to about $20,000 of this amount. -After the regular business of Neva Rebekah lodge Saturday evening the members repaired to the banquet hall where refreshments were partaken of. Health Officer Hugh Marchie has received a letter from George K. Percy of 68 William street, New York city, asking for information regarding William T, Loughran, whom he believes died in the early part of 1902. W. D. Vinton, who has beeen iil with la grippe for the past ten days, is now able to be up and aroand, "lis said that there is nothing so swell as a fashionably dressed man. Bat to be well dressed it ia absolutely . necessary that you consult a tailor [who keeps up with the fashions and shows no apathy in his work. Sacha one is Bob Morrison, and when he makes your clothing you can.depend upon it they will fit. Give him a call and be convinced. Upstairs in the Morgan block. Peruse his changed ad. A portion of the machinery for the ten-stamp mill to be erected at the Zeibright mine was loaded this afternoon, and the teams will start for that place tomorrow morning. See Maher & Oo’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transorgirr. They offer good bargains in walking and dress skirts, See window for fine display. 7ee 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 is gone. They cure ne 25c. and 10c. a box. For sale bya . So hie iojaries will, be awaited with > }At the time stated above young. _~. the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, ieksmedsaleniips William Beldwin ‘was thrown from. acer and badly bruised ‘about the body, and reodived two deep gashes in hig head, In fact, when the circumstances attending the-accident are considered, it is a wonder the young man escaped with his life. as it is, the result of mach anxiety by. his relatives and! The “partioulare’ are as follows: . Baldwin, who was at work with George Hay and Manuel Bernardi in one of the lower levels, suggeated that he would ride to the surface on a loaded. car and start a fire in the dry house stove, in order to have their funches waimed up when they quit at the usual supper hour. Suiting the action to his words, he rang the bell to hoist. and when the car started to move upward Baldwin jumped on the load of ,rock and was soon out of sight of his fellow-workmen. After waiting a reasonable length of time and Baldwin not returning, Huy started ap in search of him. Upon reaching the 700-foot landing he found Baldwin lying on one elde of the track in a helpless condition and bleeding profusely from his injaries,. Hay notified the other employes on the shift and the injured man was taken to the surface and made as comfortable as possible, a telephonic message having been sént for a doctor in the meantime. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Hes world-wide fame for marvelous cures, It surpasses any other salvo, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheam, Fever Sores, Ohap Hands, Skin Eruptione;, Infallibie for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 3. at W.D. Vinton’s, Druggist. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp as a shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and: all ‘Bronchial . troubles; -Oramps; Kidney disease, Dyspepsi Sprains, Heart) disease, Liver seaplsliin Droee , Female weakness, sore and weal 68. The above articles can te hb calling on 3-8. HOLBROOK, = Corner of Pine and Commercial . : Streets, Nevada Oty, Cal, a28-tf of beer at Britland’s. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the famil every day. Let us answer it to-day, Try ; Jell-O, ome ag and healthful dessert, in two minutes. No =~ no ! add ae bates water and set to berry and Serewepeery. ra nat Dickerman sole agent. & Nevada County fleal Estate Exchange. at your grocers to-day. io cts, — C. 6. PORTER, Manager. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. _ Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. BUSINESS CHANCES. $i ome ON 50 ae of 3 rooms . LOST HILL. ns, cree, wagon x weatingate eee a i $3 $8 to $4 clear. AT INVOICE ggrra PRRISEIEG ofSms 5 years. a" $1185—Ha tase IN HALL AND g good investmept. $4000 einen LODGING 0; rooms; pays 2 per cent on investment. % \GOLD MINE. ADJOINS THE MASSACHU case Wily noe tain ill bond, SEVERAL NIOVLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE, _ ae Tt Mate eal pate ROOM HOUS FURNISHED NINE ROOM and nut trees. aM ks —Hea.cticies 5S. tacramento For that thirst trya cool, share gilasa} refused admission today. the prison van. THE SUDEDVISONS. Business Transacted at Regular Session Commencing Oct. bth. The Board of Supervisors met in regular session today and transacted the following, business:; The various reports were approved. The Tax Collector was authorized to visit ontside towns to collect taxes, The following demands were ordered paid on the General Fund: J. H. Rogers $19.75, G, A. Gray $1.55, D. B. McAaley $2 50, 0. Allen $8, Water Oo. $52, Narrow Gauge Railroad ‘$182.60, J. J. Jackeon $8.25, Loutzenheiser & Oo, $2, O. J. Brand: $5, Gaylord & Son $2.50, Ice Oo. $54, Hartung Bros. $25.50, E. T. Worthley $2250, J. G. O'Neill $51.90, Eastin & Waldron 68.10, A. W. May $15, H. J. Wright $26.85, lb. A. Garthe $10.40, E. A. Moore $18.16, L. A. Garthe $2, S. J. Peard .70. Good Meats, = Colley -Brothers have the very be t of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry. Oures dysentery, ‘diarrhoea, seasickness, Mauses, Pleasant to take. Acts promptly. Don’t let the little ones suffe, from eczema or other torturing skin diseases. No need for it. Doan’s Ointcures. Oan’t harm the most delicate skin. Atany drug store, 50 cents. Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa>cy Drinks, and you can depend that they ‘are mixed properly. SO Only one remedy in the world that will at once stop itchiness of the skin in any part of the body. Doan’s Ointment. At any drug atore, 50 cents. ; _ WASHINGTON, October 5--Two officers at the White House had a desperate encounter with an insane man at noon today. The fellow, who gave his name as Peter EIliott and his residence Minneapolis, said he wanted to see the President. Elliott made application-for au interview with President Roosevelt several weeks ago and was told to come again ina month. The insane man became desperate when It took four officers to put him in Personal Noles. D. L. Aronson of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. W. H. Penrose and wife returned here last évening from Pacific Grove} and left this morning for their home at Rellef Hill. < Anson Herrick of San Francicco is . here spending a few days. . ¥, Bowe of San Francisco is in town. Go East “Tourist”—Why Not? Have you never heard about our tourist excursions? Well, you sbould know all about them, especially if. you are thinking of going East. It’s the cheapest and at the same time, most comfortable way to travel. We are here to give you all the information -you want, and will be glad to do 80; algo to send you, free of charge, our Saudasueie 4 illustrated books of travel, Saenvipaes of the grandest scenery in the world, Our fast express trains—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace sleepers through to Chicago and St. Louis. If you want to you may stop a day in Salt Lake City without expense of hotel. All you have to do is, drop mealine, gay ot ae where you are going: we will do the rest. W. J. SHOTWELL, Gen’i Agt. Denver & Rio Grande ‘Byst Re A. BUOK, Dist. Pass. Agt., Denes & Bio Grande System. 625 Market street, San pdosaaireie tee Oal,; DYSPEPSIA “Por six years I Fi, could ont notag pepsia in its worst form. J could eat no! Bue milk toast, and at times my od cat nottlng not retain and digest even that. Last March i taking CASCARETS and since then have steadily improved, until I am as well as ever was in my life. Davie H. MuRPHY, Newark, O. Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe, ripe Ma athe . . ase CURE bodega od eee Bterling RB: Sew Yorks $11 NO-T0-BA OURE Tovaoto Hebe G Sela on a G Soa to ane .Grand Millinery Satarday, Sept. 26th, ny 7, Sept. 28th. Se SE Se Opening. N the above days . will give my grand opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and Vacinity to call and examine ‘some display.. my handMRS. L. LUBECK, son" Commercial kine vg an ae GOLD MINE. 160 B. it ACRES. EIGHTLEDGEAS FOR RENT, * Yards he ehlldvent Ase lestion ou Sa PQUR ROOMS AND Bata. _™ =. #0 See es FURNISHED . am 148seupsaens <5 age es : That. ne Dstt: Ready-Ground Package oe and try a pound lor’s 25 Cont intel Anti LEITER & DUNLAPPROPRIETORS Lald to ee The funeral of the late Mr : B. Wentworth, who passed San Francisco on Friday evening took place from the late rest the deceased on Gold Flat, near ect” yesterday afternoon at 4 ©! the religious services were, by Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector of T1 Episcopal Obarch, and were b shane and impressive. Mrs. Wen worth was 4 noble Christian womar every sense of the word, and the life led by her conatitates a ea good works and deeds which w. never be forgotten by those who ( joyed her friendship or acqaal while she was on earth. This is the bigsen bargain ‘we grey mixed Walking Skirt, ‘a stitched bottom. Great value OTHER We also have a fall I PRICES. The Best and [lost Complete in North-— ern California. ee MASURY’S PAINT . from one pint up, Oall and see, [NI We have thie} celebrated Pl all:;colors, and ‘in can @ We will close. out c our entire stock of . . Glohing, Farnishng Goxds, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete. at prices never beeen ver before © 00 0 Piece ee 10 A. M. and will continue unt the noe un gee our ot —elegantly ene nef “a tican, etc. Sitbetscl, Capital Unive Universal, Gem Monitor Steel Ranges and Oola _ Unter QOast Stoves, eto, Obtain Our Prie ef ML & ae: LUMBER DEALER —oarry 8 fall tine ot— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen : Doors, Lumber, Mould Shingles, Laths, Posts, ‘Mill and Mining T imac Office and Yards—Head ‘ Boulder St. Tel} RAVE YOU seen our f a attraction to out The Pope Leo Spoov beauty te lev, Jno, 8. Ox Lo al 1 Ree * Ped — ZL Evans of F » New York H Mery Har Jackson last , Thomas Tre idey evening . 5 visit to he s, of Gold Fil Olive Gaylor i by illness. . H. Bray of ¢ , to San Fra L. D. Mille, i \ ys, reta , yesterday. ; and Mrs. Oh San Juan of end the faner Wentworth. Mf. Barab, wh ;sulphar min ada, has retur! a visit to his . ie. Harvey Vee Hill were in tor Edith Pay ‘Francisco las the funeral of worth. Joseph Ku a visit to the ¢ @, Yeates and Saturday evel to attend th per's father, the 0 tog rapher BE. lay morning for phe will take ¢ veyor George who has been od here Sate way home. J. Rose Jr., pre , is up from visit. fark J. Paine o! od from a trip A Arther, the b] nt December 1s! to England. orge CO, Sargen » Sargent arri bing from San J Woaker Hill yes bg ground. bert F. Huckcit he Marchie mit aocident last § fan a candle m*, making an PMOrrow morn hess Manager on, and Frank coffee dealer, t trip to the . iss Lilias Quiot t of Mr, and orn of this cit went to Gra alt relatives, home near Lic Miss Ethel i will aecompan Mary Hosk hed to her hon of illness, oe Mitchell is he B. Folsom of There on the x gene Ring of ] #00 a business » 8nd Mrs. G, . ville are guests peo. A. Landaba R. G. Landsbu down from RB B. Forler is. hy D.0. on a visi Conte ssions: %: “Por 12 y ow Jaundice, ot Physicians Medicines, bat , 80 the use ofTam now had me in j ” It you wa for Liver an b disorder ‘ Bleotrig Bitter D. Vinton, ¢ _— And ie no By. Teyit you dist ing’s Bes the advertj 3 How?

iN UST OF CT Sad and Impressive Funeral Obsequies of the The funeral of the late 0. J. Naffziger took place from Trinity Episcopal church yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. Long before the hour of service every seat in the church was filled, with the exception of those reserved for the relatives and the Odd Feliows and Workmen. Rev. W. A: Rimer delivered a short but impressive: sermon and paid a well-merited and glowing tribute to memory of the deceased in which he extolled,bis many noble qualities ae an upright, canscientious citizen, as a kind, and indulgent husband and father and as a faithfal friend. © Mr. Noaffziger was a vestryman of Trinity ehurch and the pastor, in reciting the other virtues of the deceased, stated that hie interest in church affairs was such that be would never al-. — ‘low any ‘business to prevent his} attendance at all the meetings and was always ready to advance the interests of those with whom he came in contact. Truly it can be said that he was all that went to make up a good man. The services throughout were befiting the mournful occasion and many . " beautiful floral tributes covered the top of the casket. The Oda Fellows and Workmen turned out in unusally large numbers and the last sad rites of the fraternal societies at the grave were very impressive. The following acted as the bearers of the pall: Thos. 8S. Ford, Theo. H. Wilbelm, W. H. Crawford, F. T:Nilon, Obas. H. Eddy, Sherman W. Marsh, J. H. English and W. G. Richards. Thus oue by one are taken to the silent tomb to await the day of resurrection. And the thought, considering the number who have been. suddenly called to their eternal home of late arouses in the mind the nataral question of “Who will be next?” In consideration of these dreadful daily warnings does it not impress every one to have the great aim in life—that of doing all the good they can, thus contributing not only to their own happiness but to all those around them, before the day of sorrow is at hand, Let the Golden Rule prevail— ‘(Do uute others as you would have them do unto you,” and when the final summons comes it will have been proven that the world has been made better by our having lived in tt. Eet us strive in our daily walke in life to do all the good we can. If the deserving could only receive the same praises before death, instead of afterward, surely it would be a great comfort and men would be better prepared to meet the battles of life, knowing that they had the fall confidence of their fellow men, After death it avsileth nothing to thedeparted, although it affords some consolation to the living. Superior Court. The “tollowing business was transacted in the Superior Court todsy Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: G. Ramelli ve. John White. Set for trial Monday, October 12th. Estate of John Carboni, deceased. Hearing petition for family allowance continued antil further order of court. Hirschfield vs. Fleming. Heariog motion for change of venue continued until Mondsy, October 12th at 10 o'clock a, m, Estate of Edward Miller, deceased. Letters of administration ordered issued to Public Administrator on his filing official bond. F. J. Burkhalter vs. W. M. Barkhalter. Motion for alimony pending the progress of the divorce proceedings were argued and submitted, Mo-. % tion to set aside injunction argued, Estate of William H. Richards, decoased. Return and account of sale filed. Sold to John Bree for $600. Hearing set for October 19th. Tee Carse of Womanking . t+ -_ Is sick and nervous headaches. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets, The glasees are gold rimmed. Finder will please return to . Joha James ta Frank Caruana of Grass Valley Falls to fis Death Today. Frank Oaruana, one of the best known citizens of Grass Valley, wae instantly killed at that place this morning. : Mr. Caruans was a painter by trade and wae engaged on the porch of MoDonald’s Hail, corner of Mill and Neal streets, when in some manner unknown, he fell off, Hie body struck the ground, a distance of about twentyfive feet, with fearful velocity, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. The dead man lived out near the Maryland mine and smong his acquaintances and neighbors was held in the highest -egard. Deceased was a man of family and was about, 60 years of age. He was also a relative of Henry ara formerly of Grass Valley. Anat SOT Records Made by Company G For the Past Year. The folluwing isa summary of the scores made by Company OC, N. G. O., ap to date. The first column of figSunday, the second célumn the totals for the year. Those aggregating a total of 160 or more are entitled to be known as rifle men and those who fall ander 160 are classed as: marksmen: Ben A Bost, Capt...... 182 Chas. Steffen, Ist Lieut... 164 Daniel A. Daily, 2d Lieut.. 64 168 W. P. Sigourney, Ist Sergt. 48 141 W. Tompkins, Q. M. Sergt. 58 James Hackley, Sergt.... D. Doyie as W. McLeod, Ons sisnajesien OO B, McOlintochk “ ... ~ 45 Eugene Haliett,Oorp.... A. Odgers" “ M. Reynolds, G. Hay, “ T. Reynolds, eh A Re Jobo Ournow, Mus..... 157 se eeeeee ee . eeeesons eee eewese ee ees Frank Bost, Priv E. Baker, $6 F, Beardsley, ‘‘ E. Aver, “ 0. Brackett, B. Baldwin, A. Bovey,H. Renpetts ‘ O, Campbell, “ J, Oampbell, ‘ D. Campbell, ‘ W. Campbell, “ 8. Costello, “ E.Olunes, “ J. Dean, “ F. Fleming, “ W. Fiseher, * D. Getchell, *“ J. Hackley, ‘. .....0. 8. Hieronimus, Priv..... £, Hocking, H. Jepsen, F. McAllister, L, Meservey, W. Marker, G. Merrill, > Pollard, G. Richards, T. Reynolds, A, Rapp, P.Bonchi, . E, Shannon, J. Schmidt, R. Whitney, G. Zopfie, Ores eeseseee ee ee a ee es ee ee eee eeeeeses eRe ease eens ee oe ee ee eee eereeseee eeeerees sw eeeees ee eeners ee ey fn erewee oe eee ee SSESSEREE _8#E For a good pap BS glass of beer! call at Wm, —* saloon ner For Sale at a HSTANTY AD will hold a drill next Sunday. Captain ares represents the scores made last . TAT sNVO/CE-— 008, clear CiGaR one = . $15—OORNER STORE, GOOD LOCATION. . $2 Work was commenced by Contractor . Robert Steger and screw of carpenters: a Tesidence of Mejor Company 0. bas dealded to begin it regular soocial dances next. night and continue them Mises the Winter season. Wm. Avery has been elected. District wag [?O%ty Supreme Commander, = Peter Jewell’s horse, attached to a cart ran away from the Posey mine at Willow Valley last Friday evening and was finally brought to a stop by the capeizing of the cart, A surprise party was given to Miss Lillian Sebley at-the home of her} grandparents on Boulder streot, Satar-' day. :The usual games were played ‘and refreshments were served and all had @ pleasant time. The following were present: Lillian Sebley, Gladys Porter, Minnie Lane, Lillian Rodgers, May Merrill, Meffen Downey, Wenevieve Smith, Bernice Smith, Frieda Guen-. ther, Lamar Fleming, George RB. Ostermann, Richard Bennetts, Franklin Smith, Melvin Frandy, Eugene Porter, Mervin Frandy. H. 8. Adams will leave this city shortly for England. He has received word that his mother recently died there snd left an estate valued at about $100,000. Mr. Adams falls heir to about $20,000 of this amount. -After the regular business of Neva Rebekah lodge Saturday evening the members repaired to the banquet hall where refreshments were partaken of. Health Officer Hugh Marchie has received a letter from George K. Percy of 68 William street, New York city, asking for information regarding William T, Loughran, whom he believes died in the early part of 1902. W. D. Vinton, who has beeen iil with la grippe for the past ten days, is now able to be up and aroand, "lis said that there is nothing so swell as a fashionably dressed man. Bat to be well dressed it ia absolutely . necessary that you consult a tailor [who keeps up with the fashions and shows no apathy in his work. Sacha one is Bob Morrison, and when he makes your clothing you can.depend upon it they will fit. Give him a call and be convinced. Upstairs in the Morgan block. Peruse his changed ad. A portion of the machinery for the ten-stamp mill to be erected at the Zeibright mine was loaded this afternoon, and the teams will start for that place tomorrow morning. See Maher & Oo’s new advertisement in this evening’s Transorgirr. They offer good bargains in walking and dress skirts, See window for fine display. 7ee 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 is gone. They cure ne 25c. and 10c. a box. For sale bya . So hie iojaries will, be awaited with > }At the time stated above young. _~. the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, ieksmedsaleniips William Beldwin ‘was thrown from. acer and badly bruised ‘about the body, and reodived two deep gashes in hig head, In fact, when the circumstances attending the-accident are considered, it is a wonder the young man escaped with his life. as it is, the result of mach anxiety by. his relatives and! The “partioulare’ are as follows: . Baldwin, who was at work with George Hay and Manuel Bernardi in one of the lower levels, suggeated that he would ride to the surface on a loaded. car and start a fire in the dry house stove, in order to have their funches waimed up when they quit at the usual supper hour. Suiting the action to his words, he rang the bell to hoist. and when the car started to move upward Baldwin jumped on the load of ,rock and was soon out of sight of his fellow-workmen. After waiting a reasonable length of time and Baldwin not returning, Huy started ap in search of him. Upon reaching the 700-foot landing he found Baldwin lying on one elde of the track in a helpless condition and bleeding profusely from his injaries,. Hay notified the other employes on the shift and the injured man was taken to the surface and made as comfortable as possible, a telephonic message having been sént for a doctor in the meantime. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Hes world-wide fame for marvelous cures, It surpasses any other salvo, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheam, Fever Sores, Ohap Hands, Skin Eruptione;, Infallibie for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 3. at W.D. Vinton’s, Druggist. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp as a shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and: all ‘Bronchial . troubles; -Oramps; Kidney disease, Dyspepsi Sprains, Heart) disease, Liver seaplsliin Droee , Female weakness, sore and weal 68. The above articles can te hb calling on 3-8. HOLBROOK, = Corner of Pine and Commercial . : Streets, Nevada Oty, Cal, a28-tf of beer at Britland’s. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the famil every day. Let us answer it to-day, Try ; Jell-O, ome ag and healthful dessert, in two minutes. No =~ no ! add ae bates water and set to berry and Serewepeery. ra nat

Dickerman sole agent. & Nevada County fleal Estate Exchange. at your grocers to-day. io cts, — C. 6. PORTER, Manager. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. _ Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. BUSINESS CHANCES. $i ome ON 50 ae of 3 rooms . LOST HILL. ns, cree, wagon x weatingate eee a i $3 $8 to $4 clear. AT INVOICE ggrra PRRISEIEG ofSms 5 years. a" $1185—Ha tase IN HALL AND g good investmept. $4000 einen LODGING 0; rooms; pays 2 per cent on investment. % \GOLD MINE. ADJOINS THE MASSACHU case Wily noe tain ill bond, SEVERAL NIOVLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE, _ ae Tt Mate eal pate ROOM HOUS FURNISHED NINE ROOM and nut trees. aM ks —Hea.cticies 5S. tacramento For that thirst trya cool, share gilasa} refused admission today. the prison van. THE SUDEDVISONS. Business Transacted at Regular Session Commencing Oct. bth. The Board of Supervisors met in regular session today and transacted the following, business:; The various reports were approved. The Tax Collector was authorized to visit ontside towns to collect taxes, The following demands were ordered paid on the General Fund: J. H. Rogers $19.75, G, A. Gray $1.55, D. B. McAaley $2 50, 0. Allen $8, Water Oo. $52, Narrow Gauge Railroad ‘$182.60, J. J. Jackeon $8.25, Loutzenheiser & Oo, $2, O. J. Brand: $5, Gaylord & Son $2.50, Ice Oo. $54, Hartung Bros. $25.50, E. T. Worthley $2250, J. G. O'Neill $51.90, Eastin & Waldron 68.10, A. W. May $15, H. J. Wright $26.85, lb. A. Garthe $10.40, E. A. Moore $18.16, L. A. Garthe $2, S. J. Peard .70. Good Meats, = Colley -Brothers have the very be t of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry. Oures dysentery, ‘diarrhoea, seasickness, Mauses, Pleasant to take. Acts promptly. Don’t let the little ones suffe, from eczema or other torturing skin diseases. No need for it. Doan’s Ointcures. Oan’t harm the most delicate skin. Atany drug store, 50 cents. Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa>cy Drinks, and you can depend that they ‘are mixed properly. SO Only one remedy in the world that will at once stop itchiness of the skin in any part of the body. Doan’s Ointment. At any drug atore, 50 cents. ; _ WASHINGTON, October 5--Two officers at the White House had a desperate encounter with an insane man at noon today. The fellow, who gave his name as Peter EIliott and his residence Minneapolis, said he wanted to see the President. Elliott made application-for au interview with President Roosevelt several weeks ago and was told to come again ina month. The insane man became desperate when It took four officers to put him in Personal Noles. D. L. Aronson of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. W. H. Penrose and wife returned here last évening from Pacific Grove} and left this morning for their home at Rellef Hill. < Anson Herrick of San Francicco is . here spending a few days. . ¥, Bowe of San Francisco is in town. Go East “Tourist”—Why Not? Have you never heard about our tourist excursions? Well, you sbould know all about them, especially if. you are thinking of going East. It’s the cheapest and at the same time, most comfortable way to travel. We are here to give you all the information -you want, and will be glad to do 80; algo to send you, free of charge, our Saudasueie 4 illustrated books of travel, Saenvipaes of the grandest scenery in the world, Our fast express trains—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace sleepers through to Chicago and St. Louis. If you want to you may stop a day in Salt Lake City without expense of hotel. All you have to do is, drop mealine, gay ot ae where you are going: we will do the rest. W. J. SHOTWELL, Gen’i Agt. Denver & Rio Grande ‘Byst Re A. BUOK, Dist. Pass. Agt., Denes & Bio Grande System. 625 Market street, San pdosaaireie tee Oal,; DYSPEPSIA “Por six years I Fi, could ont notag pepsia in its worst form. J could eat no! Bue milk toast, and at times my od cat nottlng not retain and digest even that. Last March i taking CASCARETS and since then have steadily improved, until I am as well as ever was in my life. Davie H. MuRPHY, Newark, O. Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe, ripe Ma athe . . ase CURE bodega od eee Bterling RB: Sew Yorks $11 NO-T0-BA OURE Tovaoto Hebe G Sela on a G Soa to ane .Grand Millinery Satarday, Sept. 26th, ny 7, Sept. 28th. Se SE Se Opening. N the above days . will give my grand opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and Vacinity to call and examine ‘some display... my handMRS. L. LUBECK, son" Commercial kine vg an ae GOLD MINE. 160 B. it ACRES. EIGHTLEDGEAS FOR RENT, * Yards he ehlldvent Ase lestion ou Sa PQUR ROOMS AND Bata. _™ =. #0 See es FURNISHED . am 148seupsaens <5 age es : That. ne Dstt: Ready-Ground Package oe and try a pound lor’s 25 Cont intel Anti LEITER & DUNLAPPROPRIETORS Lald to ee The funeral of the late Mr : B. Wentworth, who passed San Francisco on Friday evening took place from the late rest the deceased on Gold Flat, near ect” yesterday afternoon at 4 ©! the religious services were, by Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector of T1 Episcopal Obarch, and were b shane and impressive. Mrs. Wen worth was 4 noble Christian womar every sense of the word, and the life led by her conatitates a ea good works and deeds which w. never be forgotten by those who ( joyed her friendship or acqaal while she was on earth. This is the bigsen bargain ‘we grey mixed Walking Skirt, ‘a stitched bottom. Great value OTHER We also have a fall I PRICES. The Best and [lost Complete in North-— ern California.. ee MASURY’S PAINT . from one pint up, Oall and see, [NI We have thie} celebrated Pl all:;colors, and ‘in can @ We will close. out c our entire stock of . .. Glohing, Farnishng Goxds, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete. at prices never beeen ver before © 00 0 Piece ee 10 A. M. and will continue unt the noe un gee our ot —elegantly ene nef “a tican, etc. Sitbetscl, Capital Unive Universal, Gem Monitor Steel Ranges and Oola _ Unter QOast Stoves, eto, Obtain Our Prie ef ML & ae: LUMBER DEALER —oarry 8 fall tine ot— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen : Doors, Lumber, Mould Shingles, Laths, Posts, ‘Mill and Mining T imac Office and Yards—Head ‘ Boulder St. Tel} RAVE YOU seen our f a attraction to out The Pope Leo Spoov beauty te lev, Jno, 8. Ox Lo al 1 Ree * Ped — ZL Evans of F » New York H Mery Har Jackson last , Thomas Tre idey evening . 5 visit to he s, of Gold Fil Olive Gaylor i by illness. . H. Bray of ¢ , to San Fra L. D. Mille, i \ ys, reta , yesterday. ; and Mrs. Oh San Juan of end the faner Wentworth. Mf. Barab, wh ;sulphar min ada, has retur! a visit to his . ie. Harvey Vee Hill were in tor Edith Pay ‘Francisco las the funeral of worth. Joseph Ku a visit to the ¢ @, Yeates and Saturday evel to attend th per's father, the 0 tog rapher BE. lay morning for phe will take ¢ veyor George who has been od here Sate way home. J. Rose Jr., pre , is up from visit. fark J. Paine o! od from a trip A Arther, the b] nt December 1s! to England. orge CO, Sargen » Sargent arri bing from San J Woaker Hill yes bg ground. bert F. Huckcit he Marchie mit aocident last § fan a candle m*, making an PMOrrow morn hess Manager on, and Frank coffee dealer, t trip to the . iss Lilias Quiot t of Mr, and orn of this cit went to Gra alt relatives, home near Lic Miss Ethel i will aecompan Mary Hosk hed to her hon of illness, oe Mitchell is he B. Folsom of There on the x gene Ring of ] #00 a business » 8nd Mrs. G, . ville are guests peo. A. Landaba R. G. Landsbu down from RB B. Forler is. hy D.0. on a visi Conte ssions: %: “Por 12 y ow Jaundice, ot Physicians Medicines, bat , 80 the use ofTam now had me in j ” It you wa for Liver an b disorder ‘ Bleotrig Bitter D. Vinton, ¢ _— And ie no By. Teyit you dist ing’s Bes the advertj 3 How?