October 6, 1902 (4 pages)

gonscntPTION ears ; $6 a Year. -* ie : May carrier, 12% Cts. 8 eek . Their infirmi old age. y ‘aleage receive the Pe and attention hich ailments are tegarded as purel ry, or natural and. unavoidable at their time of should not always be asso ‘The eye of the gray haired prandsire may be as bright andthe complexion as fair. asiany of lis younger and more vigorous companions, — 44g. e with law, and 1 ‘ectors, made on the ‘ $0 many shares as May be R°Ceseary wii lotion at No, 4t Fira § nia, on MONDAY ; 1002, at the hour obig L.day,to pay delin a, together with cost 4 pense of of the sale. LD, Secret; a t hg San Pewsey of Coparinership, nen ERSHIP HERUTOROR r the firm name of 4 is hereby dissolved: peseme ei rary: TEMBER. 17, ton. 4. eafter ‘conduct the ta bt be setiled immed vill collect Perr ONAL CARDS POWER wy and elor at Law. » > : ‘House, Nevada City, » LINDLEY, . Counselor at Law, — q LY BUILDING (UP STAIR pt, corner Pine, D SEARLS, d Counselor at Law. : CEH IN ALL THS COUR deral. iS ; SIMONDS, i Counselor. at Law, [CE IN THE STATE ~~ whet a WALLING, joy : at: Law, SY BUILDING, COR. BRUM ete, Nevada City S. S. FORD, d Counselor at Law,; S BUILDING. COR. Ol . ehy sata. , D. LONG, id Counselor at Laws BEOAD AND PI vada City . CALDWELL, prney atLaw, = ck, Qommercial Sh evada City.ED D. MASON, aw and Notary’ .BY BUILDING, NBVAM 1, WAGGUNER, . neer and Sarveyet: MINERAL SUB ll & Roberts’ Ba a GEORGE 3 & LAR : rneys at Lay, Walley), Black 134. R, DAVIS focal and instral Music, apd Orchestral D City, Gress Valley and r ty aad A) te of not to @x ert ine heerted under this 2a mon week het or 40 cents. ‘Good and Controls every part of the body, this life fluid is pollu pletnvar ion in advances: ished rooms, with ae ive soe oe for rent ‘shed rooms for he ber furnishec Bice ventlemen. . ‘inaghes Bc tL LS, Main steoet, ‘aitinent ts disappear. “Now or Never.tt NS ——— rat number of yoor. our . illows and e leave. ee fs er ‘B64. rs. 1 et Phe esidents of Bi i end by. freight or stage: ‘at least fo ble to have y de neweno, a KATH Hk echer. Agt-. nce. Main street. itv can § aay ob ges one WAY. Help Wanted _ a . Ry manufacturing house, Re“gia <0 traveleal ing On rete i 1g apd agents Local territory. . oo rn : Busi’ ess success'u at a ‘hing lary $24 te year rience an, all: s Previous x d al expenses: PI Ur pakD' OURE, } wn Bide. ( bicago. 1. For Sale. Afine ranch, with dwelling thereon near ada City is NSORIPT office. Business Chatice. ise investment o $20 is often the a sion if success. if you #re not wedded plodding methods, you should inve t gate r proposition. It is or the man of n i — nings who heron to pgp «sane ame without iterfe ing ore ent. AddressH BROL. wise , 856 Dearom Street, Chicago, ‘Il, : A (ivoa Investment. or Small or Large: Amounts With Immed ate Profits. ° speculation or gamble, but from legitioe Seinore Bankere,. merchants, projonal men, and all persons interes’ in peer making with small capital are joinFirst class references in any part Us ‘ited States. For pretouers fe address. . J. Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Louis. Mo. 5 House to Rent. House to rent on Broad pivot Ad irebly located. Enquire ef the hansogipT office or of .Mrs, Deal on hety Hilt. : tt ‘ “ T make 1 mR Photographs, : . . . and make them in . a first-class man. 1 also frame when . 80 TE make of all . . ner. ° them ordered. frames kinds. oS c MOORE —£umber. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now running and I respectfully solicit a are of the publie’s patronage, hing Timber Cut to Order, Write for prices, W. B. LATHROP, BVADA CI By. .CALTFORNIA est We Ever Tasted! Wthe verdict of all our patrons, papers TREAD, PIES and CAMES MADE Aw THE ew York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. MFFRON CAKE a specialty. M Delivery to any part of the WedPastrya eoclaity & a ding Cakes and Fanoy HANGE OF ' MANAGEMENT! ; Jonn G. Ri Richards nonumed full management of the ealt LW YORK HOTEL @ BAR d will aged ie ts conduct this hostelry in ent standar d Mee ge the cuisine’ t wi ibe maintained tune Tensonabion *2d comfortable. beds. Best o LIGARS of WINE, BR, LiQuoms and 2 on Bldg, Broad offered or sale. Apply at the : stimulates the S. S. S. is just “improve asweak digestion and tone up tary taint, or the remains of some disease contracted: in early Tife, S. S. a will search it out aud remove every vestige of it fron the system. _ “Write us fully about your case and let our physicians. advise and help This will cost you nothing, and we will mail free our book on bleod you, and skit diseases. . THE ert Blood Is the secret of healthy oid age, for it cakbinie muscles elastic and ep the bones strong anil the fiesh fi or poisoned and losés its nutritive, health sustaining elements, then there is.a rapid decline of the vital powers, result in premature old age and disease. Any derangement of the blood quickly ‘shows itself. in an ulcer, sore, wart, tumor or some other tr growth upon the body and rheumatic and neuralgic pains ——. si eee with po digestion and cold extremities. : . S. being purely vegetable, is the safest and _ i 1d purifier for old people. It does net shock ot srert the system like the strong mineral remedies, but gently and thoroughly cleanses the blood and’ ‘strengthens the nerves, ‘makes. the ; but when: oublesome . debilitated organs, when all bodily . such a tonic as old people need to + the Stomach. If there.ig any heredi-. SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. = ia Classes of Supplies. . to a reasonable limit the S I GOU R N EY, Cash G rocer, Oppimeniat Street. Mast be:considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must. each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To} keep the cost of supplies for all down GROCERIES © should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. We give the best value. A test order will igi the truth of this. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. Have Y our Friends Come to California During September and October New York Chicago . . St. Louis,:Memphis.or. New Orleans me Kansas City ... I SL bc aieathialsonbasers sdeahthote coco eslbek Corresponding law rates from all points East. You can deposit the money with any Santa Fe agent, and your friends will be notified immediately, or write the SANTA FE, 541 Market St., San Francisco. Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar Shingles Now is the time to Mining and Build This Is Our Speeialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. ways onhand, Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh repair your roof. ing Material alShingles Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar NERNE Koenigs Malt Extract PEPRPEPEDEEEPEDEPPOREPEPDODPPEPOPIPPI PIT? , It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build you up. eH 25cts. 3 for 65 cts. RAN EAAEES hhRRAAAKEAEAEA EE EEEEAEEEEEEEEEEE DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and ‘Commercial Streets TONIC — ee iL, BOWMAN. SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offiee in Odd Feliows Building. Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. ¢INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. . SY EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY Du: E 4 ¥. SHA? Union Livery Stable Main et., opp. Union Hotel, ; Henry Lane, = Prop’t wee The finest tura-outein the ounty.and ples yof ome almost he were days when the coming of the “What are tas wedi ng volee, “president. of the Boston per Albany —and_you. don’t know awhat it] railrond,costs to. haul freight from Boston toj;. Springfield, whouwn the name of heayen does know?” _ “No one thit I know aatene itis al member of the. Massachusetts legislature who is serving his first-term.” Another member eeonet the ‘ex “amination. iw Wigs In Courts. Before the reign of Charles 1. judges wore either a°velvet cap, a three cor: nered lat ora coif, but in 1660 the per. twig came over ftoni France, and the “wise. commonplace face was appreciated at once by judges. and doctors, who immediately adopted it.-'The for: ter have stuck to it ever since, Barristers, seeing how good was the effect of a wig, attempted to copy their seniors’.example, but the judges had no idea of their copyright being infringed and. made things so unpleasant for their imitators that it was nearly half a century later. before wigs were universally adopted ae ecourts.— London Globe. ‘ Paraguay Tea. . ; Mate, or Paraguay tea, which ‘1s the favorite beverage among a population of some 20,000,000, grows wild in the woods of. the southern ‘half of South America. For many.years*its cultivation was’ lost art. Although’ large plantations were planted by Jesuit missionaries more than a eentury ago, later attempts to raise the plant were fruitiess, and not until recently have new plantations been established in Paraguay. « The secret of cultivation, it is alleged, is that the seeds will not germinate until treated with a potas: siuny salt. The ‘Whole Boara. ‘When the Rev. Dr. Newman Halt was in this country in 1867. he attend ed @ meeting of the American board in. Buffalo and was entertained by the “Rav. Dr. Wolcott Calttos and fanilly.) ; afterward of Newton, Mass. -Those board to a city or town created consid. erable stir, and when Dr. Hall entered the house one of the children exclaimed, “The board has come!’ and early next morning a child’s voice at his deor kindly asked, “Will the board like some coffee?’ Oe Finest Harness in the County. ° lel The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all grades.and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions,buggy and. cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his “Tha Nail the sonia} gave as, grave aspect which ft gave to an other: . you: feeling . iota? nla Sha: minister els of his, parishioners, an old man. suffering: from chronic rheumatism, _ not looking as brisk as usual.” ~ “Na, sir,” replied the old fellow aa = “T’ve been gey untortinit the day.” . . ly. “How, James?” “Weel, sir, I got a letter fra #-Glasca: lawyer body this mornin’ tellin’ me that ma cousin Jock was deid an’ prs he had left me twa hunner poun’.” . “Two hundred pounds!” repeated the. minister: “And you-eall that hard} you, James.” “Aye,” said the old man sarvwhully, “but the stipid lawyer body didna: pit eneuch stamps on his letter, an’ I had} — a hale saxpence to pey for extra postce Tit-Bits, Sand Swept Asia. in the arid lands of central Asia the air is reported’ as often laden with . fine detritus, which drifts like snow around conspicuous objects and tends fo bury them in a‘ dust drift. Even when there is no apparent wind the air is deseribed as thick with fine dust, and a yellow sediment covers everything. In Khotan this: dust sometimes so obscures the sun that at midday one cannot see to read fine print without a lamp. Varnish From Sdaweed. A kind of seaweed which is plentiful on thecoast of China furnishes an ad-: mirable glue and varnish, When dried, 4it is waterproof, and it js employed to fill up the interstices in bamboo network, of which windows are frequently constructed in, that country. It is also utilized to strengthen and varnish . . paper lanterns, A Cheerful Proposal, ~ _A: Seottish:beadle one diy led the} “of Nevada Oounty. © Bleoti on Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, Superintendent ‘of Schools} flavors. THOMAS INGRAM, » Republican Nominee for ~ Public-Administrator ne of Nevada County:} HENRY ‘LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER ~ Of Nevada County Blection Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, . Republican Nominee for Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, H. J WRIGHT, Republican Nominee for County Treasurer Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 I, C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada Coutty. Bisotion Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, ‘WILLIAM H. BRAY Election,. ‘Tuesday, November 4th, 1908 . ra luck?) Why, it ts ae a ‘fortune for ps a Sheriff of Nevada County Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. _All flavors and varieties, CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS _ ~“RAMONA WAFERS ——— NABISCO WAFERS in-a warlety of SOOIAL TEA WAFERSCARNATION in 6 pound yey ge A ptize in every package. —— cents. 3 P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada. 2s WHEAT FLAKES . $60600896966196006 POLITICAL HOMINEES POSITIVELY no announcement will be made} unless payment is made in advance. pene rnc man _ ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of California. ALEXAN DER C, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. IRWIN. Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner : District No. 1 ALEX. BROWN Manse houscipald to the churchyards and, polnting with his finger, stammered: “My folk lie there, Jenny. Wad ye like to He there too?” It was his way of popping the question. A Gcnacee: Hoax—I thought you said that man was a musician? Joax—Nonsense! “You certainly told me he wrote me} . odies,” “I told you he was a composer of heirs. He sells soothing syrup.” : A Marrying Man, “Are you a marrying man?” was asked of .a somber looking gentleman at a recent reception, . “Yes, sir,’ was the prompt reply; “Tm a clergyman,” The Same Old Hole. Doorknob—W hat’s ‘the matter with you? patron. ‘Doorkey—I'm tn a hole again. inset ) eed ad 5a? liberal prizes see Premium List. 0 RA DR. BE, JAMIESON, Sec’y. tN 08) AR Rea a ie eR: mao 36 Seventeenth cy gameplan District FAIR= Wili be held in the aUpITORIUM, Grass Yaltey; TUESDAY, October 7th to 12th (INCLUSIVE) Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. All desiring to make display of theit products should apply at once for space. ‘Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 & 12 Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come. GEO. MAINHARF, Sr_, President. For list of Bg Home People Only Employed ® The not. Coast. them ‘Open day and nicht Sacramento eiitered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per} cent, in adyance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the. Try. us and see for yourself. — NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders or Bnadles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal OurPricesRemainthe Same Laundries 7 have "Regular . Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County, ‘Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, FRANK T. NILON Regalar Bepublican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for Treasurer Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902, ‘For Member of Congress First District. THOS. S. ‘FORD Ie hereby announced as the regular Demceratic nominee for Representative in Congress from the first diatrict of California. Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES Regular Democratic Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Supervisor. E. C. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announees bimeelf as an Independent Candidate for Supervisor.of the Third District, and aske the support of the: voters of Waehing‘lton, Eureka and Bloomfield Town-. ships. The voters of these Townships are well aware of his capabilities to fill the position, and bis work io their behalf while he has cerved in that office speaks for itseif. A. J. WOOD Republican Nominee for Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. P. S. WALDRON Regular Democratic Nominee. for Supervisor, 3d District of Nevada County. . Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. -*Repubticat: Nominee forDistrict. No. .2. Speed Program. . of Nevada Oounty. . . eatch-weight; purse, $100; five-eighfhs mile dash, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, Seventeenth District Agricultural Association. Glenbrook Race Track NEVADA COUNTY. FIRST DAY—PRIDAY, OCT. 10. “Race No. 1—Trotting, 2:30 class (District); purse, ee mile heats, 8 in 5. Race No, 2—Ranning (District) Race No, 8—Trotting, roadsters’ race aesecnye purse, $25; mile heats, 2 "' No. 4—Bioycle race (District) ; purse, $15; 1 mile dash; entrance free, SECOND DAY—SATURDAY, OCT. 11 Race No. 5—Trotting (District); purse, $25; mile heats; to. any horse that will trot better than 2:25, entrance pets gsi takes all; two trials alowed. Race No. 6—Running free for all; oe weight; purse, $100; half mile ash. Race No. 7—Running, saddle race (District); purse, $25; half mile heats. Race No. 8—Trotting, 3 minute class (District); parse; $100; mile heats, 3 in 6. CONDITIONS. Entries close October 8d, 1902; four or more.to enter and three to start Entrance for races Nos. 1 and 2, five dy cent of purse. HKntranece for races 8, 6,7 and 8, ten per cent of purse, Money paid to winners as follows: For races Nos. 1, 2,6 and 8—Winners, 69 per cent; second 30 per vent; third, 10 per cent. For races Nos, 3and 7— eg) $18; second, $8, third $4. For race No, 4—-Winner $10; second $5. The board reserves the right to deGlare any purse filled, with less than four entries, and deduct from purse. The above races will be. governed underthe National Association rules and State Agricultural rales, respect ively, R. J. FRANK, Seeretary. PLD: “Address, Gress Valley. Office C. W. Kitts’ Law Office. Rooms to Rent At MRS, ACKERMAN’S Near the Depot, <COLFAX, CAL The ooly place in Coifux where you can rely upon getting good, clean beds. This is a very pleasant and homelike place to stay. < Guests will be called for any train.’ Pardee and Anderson hbGbht Hon, J. H. Gillet Republican Nominee for CONGRESSMAN {st DISTRICT Will address the people of Nevada City At the Nevada Cheatre see ONe eee TORSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1902 1 “Oa the vital iseuee of the day. State Board of Equalization : Everybody Invited to Attend By order of the Republican:Oonunt gs ~ Central Committee. SHERMAN W. Marsn, Ohairman.W. W. Williams, Secretary. lass Now The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready. Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thous— sand feet. This must be paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges ‘will be: for fuel $2.10; for lighting $3. Uevada County Gas.& Electric C., JOHN WERRY, Manager. DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Cal. BROAD STREET y jase \New Vegetables Evary Day. Fresh and Selted Fish. Poutry and Bees, Osnie RAPE, Pe Enquire at Depot Restaursnt, Colfax. @ ®

gonscntPTION ears ; $6 a Year.. -* ie : May carrier, 12% Cts. 8 eek . Their infirmi old age. y ‘aleage receive the Pe and attention hich ailments are tegarded as purel ry, or natural and. unavoidable at their time of should not always be asso ‘The eye of the gray haired prandsire may be as bright andthe complexion as fair. asiany of lis younger and more vigorous companions, — 44g. e with law, and 1 ‘ectors, made on the ‘ $0 many shares as May be R°Ceseary wii lotion at No, 4t Fira § nia, on MONDAY ; 1002, at the hour obig L.day,to pay delin a, together with cost 4 pense of of the sale. LD, Secret; a t hg San Pewsey of Coparinership, nen ERSHIP HERUTOROR r the firm name of 4 is hereby dissolved: peseme ei rary: TEMBER. 17, ton. 4. eafter ‘conduct the ta bt be setiled immed vill collect Perr ONAL CARDS POWER wy and elor at Law. » > : ‘House, Nevada City, » LINDLEY, . Counselor at Law, — q LY BUILDING (UP STAIR pt, corner Pine, D SEARLS, d Counselor at Law. : CEH IN ALL THS COUR deral. iS ; SIMONDS, i Counselor. at Law, [CE IN THE STATE ~~ whet a WALLING, joy : at: Law, SY BUILDING, COR. BRUM ete, Nevada City S. S. FORD, d Counselor at Law,; S BUILDING. COR. Ol . ehy sata. , D. LONG, id Counselor at Laws BEOAD AND PI vada City . CALDWELL, prney atLaw, = ck, Qommercial Sh evada City.ED D. MASON, aw and Notary’ .BY BUILDING, NBVAM 1, WAGGUNER, . neer and Sarveyet: MINERAL SUB ll & Roberts’ Ba a GEORGE 3 & LAR : rneys at Lay, Walley), Black 134. R, DAVIS focal and instral Music, apd Orchestral D City, Gress Valley and r ty aad A) te of not to @x ert ine heerted under this 2a mon week het or 40 cents. ‘Good and Controls every part of the body, this life fluid is pollu pletnvar ion in advances: ished rooms, with ae ive soe oe for rent ‘shed rooms for he ber furnishec Bice ventlemen. . ‘inaghes Bc tL LS, Main steoet, ‘aitinent ts disappear. “Now or Never.tt NS ——— rat number of yoor. our . illows and e leave. ee fs er ‘B64. rs. 1 et Phe esidents of Bi i end by. freight or stage: ‘at least fo ble to have y de neweno, a KATH Hk echer. Agt-. nce. Main street. itv can § aay ob ges one WAY. Help Wanted _ a . Ry manufacturing house, Re“gia <0 traveleal ing On rete i 1g apd agents Local territory. . oo rn : Busi’ ess success'u at a ‘hing lary $24 te year rience an, all: s Previous x d al expenses: PI Ur pakD' OURE, } wn Bide. ( bicago. 1. For Sale. Afine ranch, with dwelling thereon near ada City is NSORIPT office. Business Chatice. ise investment o $20 is often the a sion if success. if you #re not wedded plodding methods, you should inve t gate r proposition. It is or the man of n i — nings who heron to pgp «sane ame without iterfe ing ore ent. AddressH BROL. wise , 856 Dearom Street, Chicago, ‘Il, : A (ivoa Investment. or Small or Large: Amounts With Immed ate Profits. ° speculation or gamble, but from legitioe Seinore Bankere,. merchants, projonal men, and all persons interes’ in peer making with small capital are joinFirst class references in any part Us ‘ited States. For pretouers fe address. . J. Arnold & Co., Ninth and Pine Streets, Louis. Mo. 5 House to Rent. House to rent on Broad pivot Ad irebly located. Enquire ef the hansogipT office or of .Mrs, Deal on hety Hilt. : tt ‘ “ T make 1 mR Photographs, : . . . and make them in . a first-class man. 1 also frame when . 80 TE make of all . . ner. ° them ordered. frames kinds. oS c MOORE —£umber.. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now running and I respectfully solicit a are of the publie’s patronage, hing Timber Cut to Order, Write for prices, W. B. LATHROP, BVADA CI By. .CALTFORNIA est We Ever Tasted! Wthe verdict of all our patrons, papers TREAD, PIES and CAMES MADE Aw THE ew York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. MFFRON CAKE a specialty. M Delivery to any part of the WedPastrya eoclaity & a ding Cakes and Fanoy HANGE OF ' MANAGEMENT! ; Jonn G. Ri Richards nonumed full management of the ealt LW YORK HOTEL @ BAR d will aged ie ts conduct this hostelry in ent standar d Mee ge the cuisine’ t wi ibe maintained tune Tensonabion *2d comfortable. beds. Best o LIGARS of WINE, BR, LiQuoms and 2 on Bldg, Broad offered or sale. Apply at the : stimulates the S. S. S. is just “improve asweak digestion and tone up tary taint, or the remains of some disease contracted: in early Tife, S. S. a will search it out aud remove every vestige of it fron the system. _ “Write us fully about your case and let our physicians. advise and help This will cost you nothing, and we will mail free our book on bleod you, and skit diseases. . THE ert Blood Is the secret of healthy oid age, for it cakbinie muscles elastic and ep the bones strong anil the fiesh fi or poisoned and losés its nutritive, health sustaining elements, then there is.a rapid decline of the vital powers, result in premature old age and disease. Any derangement of the blood quickly ‘shows itself. in an ulcer, sore, wart, tumor or some other tr growth upon the body and rheumatic and neuralgic pains ——. si eee with po digestion and cold extremities. : . S. being purely vegetable, is the safest and _ i 1d purifier for old people. It does net shock ot srert the system like the strong mineral remedies, but gently and thoroughly cleanses the blood and’ ‘strengthens the nerves, ‘makes. the ; but when: oublesome . debilitated organs, when all bodily . such a tonic as old people need to + the Stomach. If there.ig any heredi-. SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. = ia Classes of Supplies.. . to a reasonable limit the S I GOU R N EY, Cash G rocer, Oppimeniat Street. Mast be:considered by the lady of the house. The kitchen, the pantry, and the laundry must. each receive the necessary things to keep it going. To} keep the cost of supplies for all down GROCERIES © should be purchased at our store. We have the best goods. We sell at the lowest prices. We give the best value. A test order will igi the truth of this. FOR SALE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivered to any part of town. Apply at the store. Have Y our Friends Come to California During September and October New York Chicago . .. St. Louis,:Memphis.or. New Orleans me Kansas City ...... I SL bc aieathialsonbasers sdeahthote coco eslbek Corresponding law rates from all points East. You can deposit the money with any Santa Fe agent, and your friends will be notified immediately, or write the SANTA FE, 541 Market St., San Francisco. Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar Shingles Now is the time to Mining and Build This Is Our Speeialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. ways onhand, Prompt delivery. M. L. & D. Marsh repair your roof. ing Material alShingles Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar NERNE Koenigs Malt Extract PEPRPEPEDEEEPEDEPPOREPEPDODPPEPOPIPPI PIT? , It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build you up. eH 25cts. 3 for 65 cts. RAN EAAEES hhRRAAAKEAEAEA EE EEEEAEEEEEEEEEEE DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and ‘Commercial Streets TONIC — ee iL, BOWMAN. SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offiee in Odd Feliows Building. Broad Stree Nevada City, Cal. ¢INE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. . SY EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY Du: E 4 ¥. SHA? Union Livery Stable Main et., opp. Union Hotel, ; Henry Lane, = Prop’t wee The finest tura-outein the ounty.and ples yof ome almost he were days when the coming of the “What are tas wedi ng volee, “president. of the Boston per Albany —and_you. don’t know awhat it] railrond,costs to. haul freight from Boston toj;. Springfield, whouwn the name of heayen does know?” _ “No one thit I know aatene itis al member of the. Massachusetts legislature who is serving his first-term.” Another member eeonet the ‘ex “amination. iw Wigs In Courts. Before the reign of Charles 1. judges wore either a°velvet cap, a three cor: nered lat ora coif, but in 1660 the per. twig came over ftoni France, and the “wise. commonplace face was appreciated at once by judges. and doctors, who immediately adopted it.-'The for: ter have stuck to it ever since, Barristers, seeing how good was the effect of a wig, attempted to copy their seniors’.example, but the judges had no idea of their copyright being infringed and. made things so unpleasant for their imitators that it was nearly half a century later. before wigs were universally adopted ae ecourts.— London Globe. ‘ Paraguay Tea. . ; Mate, or Paraguay tea, which ‘1s the favorite beverage among a population of some 20,000,000, grows wild in the woods of. the southern ‘half of South America. For many.years*its cultivation was’ lost art. Although’ large plantations were planted by Jesuit missionaries more than a eentury ago, later attempts to raise the plant were fruitiess, and not until recently have new plantations been established in Paraguay. « The secret of cultivation, it is alleged, is that the seeds will not germinate until treated with a potas: siuny salt. The ‘Whole Boara. ‘When the Rev. Dr. Newman Halt was in this country in 1867. he attend ed @ meeting of the American board in. Buffalo and was entertained by the “Rav. Dr. Wolcott Calttos and fanilly.) ; afterward of Newton, Mass. -Those board to a city or town created consid.

erable stir, and when Dr. Hall entered the house one of the children exclaimed, “The board has come!’ and early next morning a child’s voice at his deor kindly asked, “Will the board like some coffee?’ Oe Finest Harness in the County. ° lel The finest line of harness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad etreet. He has an assortment of gents’ driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips of all grades.and prices. He manufactures harness, cushions,buggy and. cart tops. Hand made harness and carriage trimming a specialty. Try him once and you will always be his “Tha Nail the sonia} gave as, grave aspect which ft gave to an other: . you: feeling . iota? nla Sha: minister els of his, parishioners, an old man. suffering: from chronic rheumatism, _ not looking as brisk as usual.” ~ “Na, sir,” replied the old fellow aa = “T’ve been gey untortinit the day.” . . ly. “How, James?” “Weel, sir, I got a letter fra #-Glasca: lawyer body this mornin’ tellin’ me that ma cousin Jock was deid an’ prs he had left me twa hunner poun’.” . “Two hundred pounds!” repeated the. minister: “And you-eall that hard} you, James.” “Aye,” said the old man sarvwhully, “but the stipid lawyer body didna: pit eneuch stamps on his letter, an’ I had} — a hale saxpence to pey for extra postce Tit-Bits, Sand Swept Asia. in the arid lands of central Asia the air is reported’ as often laden with . fine detritus, which drifts like snow around conspicuous objects and tends fo bury them in a‘ dust drift. Even when there is no apparent wind the air is deseribed as thick with fine dust, and a yellow sediment covers everything. In Khotan this: dust sometimes so obscures the sun that at midday one cannot see to read fine print without a lamp. Varnish From Sdaweed. A kind of seaweed which is plentiful on thecoast of China furnishes an ad-: mirable glue and varnish, When dried, 4it is waterproof, and it js employed to fill up the interstices in bamboo network, of which windows are frequently constructed in, that country. It is also utilized to strengthen and varnish . . paper lanterns, A Cheerful Proposal, ~ _A: Seottish:beadle one diy led the} “of Nevada Oounty. © Bleoti on Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, Superintendent ‘of Schools} flavors. THOMAS INGRAM, » Republican Nominee for ~ Public-Administrator ne of Nevada County:} HENRY ‘LANE, Republican Nominee for CORONER ~ Of Nevada County Blection Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902, HENRY R. WALKER, . Republican Nominee for Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, H. J WRIGHT, Republican Nominee for County Treasurer Of Nevada County. Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 I, C. LINDLEY Republican Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada Coutty. Bisotion Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, ‘WILLIAM H. BRAY Election,. ‘Tuesday, November 4th, 1908 . ra luck?) Why, it ts ae a ‘fortune for ps a Sheriff of Nevada County Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. _All flavors and varieties, CHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORACKERS _ ~“RAMONA WAFERS ——— NABISCO WAFERS in-a warlety of SOOIAL TEA WAFERSCARNATION in 6 pound yey ge A ptize in every package. —— cents. 3 P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada. 2s WHEAT FLAKES . $60600896966196006 POLITICAL HOMINEES POSITIVELY no announcement will be made} unless payment is made in advance. pene rnc man _ ALDEN ANDERSON Republican Nominee for Lieutenant Governor of California. ALEXAN DER C, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. IRWIN. Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner : District No. 1 ALEX. BROWN Manse houscipald to the churchyards and, polnting with his finger, stammered: “My folk lie there, Jenny. Wad ye like to He there too?” It was his way of popping the question. A Gcnacee: Hoax—I thought you said that man was a musician? Joax—Nonsense! “You certainly told me he wrote me} . odies,” “I told you he was a composer of heirs. He sells soothing syrup.” : A Marrying Man, “Are you a marrying man?” was asked of .a somber looking gentleman at a recent reception, . “Yes, sir,’ was the prompt reply; “Tm a clergyman,” The Same Old Hole. Doorknob—W hat’s ‘the matter with you? patron. ‘Doorkey—I'm tn a hole again. inset ) eed ad 5a? liberal prizes see Premium List. 0 RA DR. BE, JAMIESON, Sec’y. tN 08) AR Rea a ie eR: mao 36 Seventeenth cy gameplan District FAIR= Wili be held in the aUpITORIUM, Grass Yaltey; TUESDAY, October 7th to 12th (INCLUSIVE) Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. All desiring to make display of theit products should apply at once for space. ‘Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 & 12 Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come. GEO. MAINHARF, Sr_, President. For list of Bg Home People Only Employed ® The not. Coast. them ‘Open day and nicht Sacramento eiitered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per} cent, in adyance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work cannot be excelled anywhere on the. Try. us and see for yourself. — NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Leave orders or Bnadles at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal OurPricesRemainthe Same Laundries 7 have "Regular . Republican Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County, ‘Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, FRANK T. NILON Regalar Bepublican Nominee for Superior Judge of Nevada County Election, Tuesday, November 4th, 1902 J. J. JACKSON Independent Candidate for Treasurer Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, SIDNEY PEARD Regular Democratic Nominee for Recorder of Nevada County. Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902, ‘For Member of Congress First District. THOS. S. ‘FORD Ie hereby announced as the regular Demceratic nominee for Representative in Congress from the first diatrict of California. Election Tuesday, November 4tb, 1902. GEORGE L. JONES Regular Democratic Nominee for District Attorney of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Supervisor. E. C. GRISSEL, Of Washington, announees bimeelf as an Independent Candidate for Supervisor.of the Third District, and aske the support of the: voters of Waehing‘lton, Eureka and Bloomfield Town-. ships. The voters of these Townships are well aware of his capabilities to fill the position, and bis work io their behalf while he has cerved in that office speaks for itseif. A. J. WOOD Republican Nominee for Supervisor, 4th Distsict, of Nevada Oounty. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. P. S. WALDRON Regular Democratic Nominee. for Supervisor, 3d District of Nevada County. . Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. -*Repubticat: Nominee forDistrict. No. .2. Speed Program. . of Nevada Oounty. . . eatch-weight; purse, $100; five-eighfhs mile dash, Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902, Seventeenth District Agricultural Association. Glenbrook Race Track NEVADA COUNTY. FIRST DAY—PRIDAY, OCT. 10. “Race No. 1—Trotting, 2:30 class (District); purse, ee mile heats, 8 in 5. Race No, 2—Ranning (District) Race No, 8—Trotting, roadsters’ race aesecnye purse, $25; mile heats, 2 "' No. 4—Bioycle race (District) ; purse, $15; 1 mile dash; entrance free, SECOND DAY—SATURDAY, OCT. 11 Race No. 5—Trotting (District); purse, $25; mile heats; to. any horse that will trot better than 2:25, entrance pets gsi takes all; two trials alowed. Race No. 6—Running free for all; oe weight; purse, $100; half mile ash. Race No. 7—Running, saddle race (District); purse, $25; half mile heats. Race No. 8—Trotting, 3 minute class (District); parse; $100; mile heats, 3 in 6. CONDITIONS. Entries close October 8d, 1902; four or more.to enter and three to start Entrance for races Nos. 1 and 2, five dy cent of purse. HKntranece for races 8, 6,7 and 8, ten per cent of purse, Money paid to winners as follows: For races Nos. 1, 2,6 and 8—Winners, 69 per cent; second 30 per vent; third, 10 per cent. For races Nos, 3and 7— eg) $18; second, $8, third $4. For race No, 4—-Winner $10; second $5. The board reserves the right to deGlare any purse filled, with less than four entries, and deduct from purse. The above races will be. governed underthe National Association rules and State Agricultural rales, respect ively, R. J. FRANK, Seeretary. PLD: “Address, Gress Valley. Office C. W. Kitts’ Law Office. Rooms to Rent At MRS, ACKERMAN’S Near the Depot, <COLFAX, CAL The ooly place in Coifux where you can rely upon getting good, clean beds. This is a very pleasant and homelike place to stay. < Guests will be called for any train.’ Pardee and Anderson hbGbht Hon, J. H. Gillet Republican Nominee for CONGRESSMAN {st DISTRICT Will address the people of Nevada City At the Nevada Cheatre see ONe eee TORSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1902 1 “Oa the vital iseuee of the day. State Board of Equalization : Everybody Invited to Attend By order of the Republican:Oonunt gs ~ Central Committee. SHERMAN W. Marsn, Ohairman.W. W. Williams, Secretary. lass Now The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael home. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready. Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thous— sand feet. This must be paid before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges ‘will be: for fuel $2.10; for lighting $3. Uevada County Gas.& Electric C., JOHN WERRY, Manager. DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Sacramento St., Nevada City, Cal. BROAD STREET y jase \New Vegetables Evary Day. Fresh and Selted Fish. Poutry and Bees, Osnie RAPE, Pe Enquire at Depot Restaursnt, Colfax. @ ®