September 1, 1902 (4 pages)

NO. 12,275 ANSCRIPH nn ena nable for houseke { Apply at this office . ness Chance. pcess. is ) ried or hes ak of hes to rece: ive mates steady J “a e fe fe Ine with i, 808 pay Deane an 4 i, bi ea For. Sale, -——_ ith dwelling thereon neree or sale. ch For Sate. . b of 610 ecres. On,’ ase Valley, is Offered here is & house and, f >». Portions of it is heavily further particulars be dig PT office. ol Estate, and Stores. ou ethos sell quick. 4 Ons et inven dent D Market street, ‘opposi us Francioey ; POSITIONS — YOUNG Ratiway Mail Clerks. In. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. od Investment. Large Amounts With nediate Profits. . ble, but fram legitiD nkerss: mereshants, es oe mall capital are join sm ~ lass references in any part of es. For iCo., Nintl Class Bootblack. 1 =" mht a HA Wild’s D reet, giv best il the latest sporting IA SAFE DEPOSIT RUST COMPANY Ha and Shoutgonnety Streets, N FRANCISCO Apply at the . : a ie PP) nS porsiegiecs sae address . Parents’ ie nsibilit and h Fe: a a ener sae sete eh tiered wine it ae look for haga ral : How incon-" Apert Ee Tobia cateden themselves, ‘ein much ry di lurking in y shistred f “youh only. een of life. bu but. have mankind healthier and happier. “There ig tio remedy , jy geannag world ?. . If yon have nM expect, well evelo capaci he ch oy iseert of the phedowtres” aduty. yeh enya fe pecs . 0 deep-sea Seana’ e's hemtanet aera . ns, and. ind batt up ne up pk them; on’ & cotifse of 8: “a purely vegetable ‘madictie: harmles&. : every: taint. from. the ble eneral health. If weaklin he. em you, tight ‘the wrong 8 ty TSHat once: It is inj its. effects, and.can. be eae by both old and young without fear of any bad results. . © Write’uS abont your Case, afid let our pliysitiatis advise and hatp you,” ‘This will’ cost you nothing; and we: willalso send our book on blood anid. iskin diseases. THE SWIFT, SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. . "= Many Cass of Sepp. mi be considered by the lady of the house, kitchen, the pantry, end tbe laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. keep:the cost. of supplies for all or ~ to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES tee OE at our To : t bie er mi et: th the tant of FOR “SR LE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivstore. -ghould ati SIGOURNEY, Cash Grcer, Commercial Street. Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar nite Nature has adapted wayson band. This Is Our’ Spedialty Now is the time to repair your roof. Miuing and Building Material alM. L. & D. Marsh thém to this climate.: Prompt delivery. ; Shingles Red Cedar . Shitigies Red Cedar rplus.$1;233;723 78 ae PastFee?, nts p rT fe) PER ‘ehirt.s2 Bp OF BA TINGS, venders or annum, UTED. We a to WARUIAN OF. OF Bettie aed " Sc ea tae RENTED. * $5.00 and upward, t “THE MAKINGOP: A WILL” Datla. ILL. BROWN, Masaer, FRLESS SALOO, W. RICH, Proprietor, the best brands of LED BEwR e only th fy ' y e best. Call aroun Summer Drinks a Specialty D THIS: enn ot for the season blé in addanee. Feed or sale at $5.00, $6.00 and Nore rented, . __ wkik i: yatta ERRY, Manager PPPPPPEPPDDD It will give you 25cts.:--= Corner Pine and Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC late and build’ you ‘up. MEG Peeerereryrrr rT TT Te eet Ls i DICKERMAN’S. an appetite, stimu3 for 65 cts. Commercial Streets. Ltmber. ad ad wt share of the public’s patronage. Mining Timber Cut to Order. Write for prices. W. B. LATHROP, NEVADA OITY, My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge ie now running and I respectfully solicit a/ to OALIFORNIA . . Nevada City A Assay Office. assaying of Ores of 0s of all description M livrectior TESTS AND ) THR EEDUCTION OF SEPUSNE SE Belad Bea tale \. MegOLD saan Bs National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. Tv. H. HICKS & CO. . B. W. SCHIIDT, LRADING CIGAR DBALER, BE J. Racron, Pres. .W. H. Mantim, ViesP. \Nevada: County. Bank -NBVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up. Capital -$50,000 ome [rcs Intros Paid on on Deposits. pat of. ie Saet. advances made os Geourity. Pine Street,..+++:2+.+)Bevada City Ca} LEADING LADY, Best § Cent Cigar — ris ez0cs-—— ‘@ENERAL ARTHOR HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brandel 4, JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. Press Keepe the Best of Wines and Lrquors.' onsen 5 cout Deere Towa. SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM) VADA CITY, CAL. a i ' » Where the Br Eve Rather Thana e ge) Gratified. . axed: the Tyrol, no ws ‘tee with Greece in the of its ndscapes, fh not a; tity red Inxuriotis people, tata The climate is mpre to be’ recommended than the, hotels, but the natural scenery has a variety, a rich hess.and a color that no other part of . Exirope affords. ' The foliage anf the irae are abundant and Pecgrnins a dress, Thefr habits and eoctal life have not been 2 fected by. advane t i UE i iH TD In publie convenience, iohesk Greece is still far behind the times, thens is the only place where the ho are tolerable, fi travelers who ge to. the interior must, take. their. own provisions and bedding. Even those who matte little excursions by carriage for a single-day in’ the neighborhood of: Athens must. carry a lunch basket, be¢ause the inns are primitive-and filthy. y facilities are limited. “With few patie the roads are bad, nt they are gradually improving, and ‘ pom of the centers of great interest tp Ouristsmay how be reached by cartiage; Only a few years ago travelers had to go on horseback or on foot, as they do in the Holy Land, Even now those who visit some of the most interesting places have to put up with discomforts, inconveniences and a good Po . Meal of dirt and bad:smells, although théy are fully repaid.—Chicago Record. Herald. A tight Heart Unaer Fatlare. A light heart under. failure is a condition of success which may be written dowtt as an essential. No one should need to be warned against the deleterious effects of the blues. Nothing deadens the heart of enterprise or unstrings the nerves of action like a fit of the blues. In one of those beautiful prayers which Robert. Louis’ Stevenson wrote for us In his Samoan household he prayed for “courage and gayety anda quiet mind.” A man who backs up his brains with these three gifts has all the odds in his favor. It is next to impossible that he ‘should fail In what he. undertakes to accomplish. ‘Gayety is the essence of power. What is there in a fuilure or two to cry about or ina dozen failures when you know you-are bound to get there?—Richard Le Gallienne in Success. os ‘Too Optimistic, Sigverything into which be put money seems to have turned out wrong. I ‘wonder what the trouble was?” “He has-persistently insisted en making a molebili ont of a mountain in com sidering obstacies.”—Chicago Post. : , Its Contents. : Ida=I really believe that you know the contents of this love letter. May (impatiently)—Ohb, nonsense. Ida—There! Didn’t I say you knew what it contained ?—Chicago News. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no an: nouncement will be made unless -payment is made if advance. ‘For Supervisor, 34 District— xz T. Worthiey Istiereby announced as a candidate jfor Supervieor of the third district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. , For Supervisor, 3d District— EB. C. Grissel Is -berevy announced as a.candidate for “Supervisor of the third district, subject to‘the decision of the Republiit Nomioating Convention. : Fer County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as a candidate for Gounty Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. LANE'S UNDEDTANING. PARIOWS Broad St., Nevade City. Everything requisite for cunerals. Experienced undertaker in attendance at all times. : Beet of service guaranteed. Office of the Superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery. Telephone No. 84. (&. BOWMAN. é ¥. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offee in Ode Fellows Building, Broad Stree: CINE PLATS WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. {taty dna . —a “LAMP wicKs. ble For withaked “You wouldnt ait would bother to exchange & like a lamp wick,” said a te general supply. store, “but the fact is that we are asked to take back yards of the stuff. “Indeed, of all the commodities we handle none gives us more trouble than lamp wicks: There are at present about a thousand different kinds of lamps and oil stoves on the market, each with different sized burners, which naturally require as many differjess variety; still we cannot supply the wants of our customers. This is much their own-fault, however, for instead of examining the old wick and finding: out just what they need before} they leave home they merely guess at its measurements, and when I ask what size they want they say: “Oh, about so big? . “They. leave me te go the rest of the way blindly. As a consequence I often make mistakes, and the next day they brifig the wick back and want to exchange it for something that will fit the burner. If they have taken the précaution to learn what they want, we aecommodate them,” even though the returned wick does smell to heaven with oil. Through pursuing this polley we now have hundreds of yards of wick on our hands that we can never dispose of, but this question of lamp wicks is so cOmplex that there seems no remedy for the difficulty2’—New York Times. How to Learn to Sing. Lung power and capacity may be wonderfully increased and strengthened by a constant repetition of the syllable “ah” on the three or four notes in the middle register of the voite— that is, the three or four notes which one sings most naturally and with the lenst-effort._ Let the pupil get one note cleur cut, round, full and musical; then from that note a8 a starting point let bim go up and down, gradually workIng out the huskiness from the adja‘cent notes an@ sounding them until they become pure and resonant and can be delivered without strain or effort. Let him work systematically and, above alli avoid the pernicious trick of learning “pieces” by rote or by ear. His first effort should be to increase the purity and range of his voice, and to that end he shonld, as suggested . above, use the broad syllable “ah” only for a time, and on, no account should he try to sing an air until he cin do so understandingly, with a fall knowledge of musical notation-and a perfect command of his vocal se sources. Out of His Class. Mrs. Jones—Just think of it! That -fellow came in and actually stole the elock right off the mantelpiece. Mrs. Brown—And your dog was in the very same room) Mrs. Jones—Yes, but that didn’t eount. Fido is only a watchdog, you know.— Boston Transcript. Sorry She Spoke. “Thank you, my little man,” said Miss Passay to the nice little boy who had given up his seat in the car. “And have. you. been taught to always give your seat to ladies?” ; “No’m,” replied the bright boy; “oaly to old ladies.”—Philadelphia Press. flis Watchiog. Mrs. Subarb—Oh, my dear, that mag nificent watchdog you brought heme yesterday is gone. Mr. Suburb—Eh? Did he break the chain? “No; but an ugly looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that I let the dog loose, but instead of tearing the tramp to pieces he went off with bim.” “Great Scot! It must have beep the same tramp I bought him of.” DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Secramento 8t., Nevada Oity, Oal. MAITLAND BROS, In Their Nw Saloon! Have moved into their uew cuerters 2 mercial street and patrons to eall and ses thum. They abe ita point tc serve he fires’ trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. * MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commersial St Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, asto the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE Av THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. SAFFRON = a svosiehy: BXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE 4 ee et ott tensecondiodenatied ent Kinds of wick. We carry an end-" m Com invite a:l theiz former j MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 190% ~~ HST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. While his church was building Mr. an Hall. had an amusing bout He went and “as to how to erect a church which should not only “be cointiodious, but beautiful; not only sheltering from rain and sun, but inspiring happy thoughts dnd holy eniotions.He replied—as he. bad already writ‘ten—“that we sbould not build ‘uD stones, but gather together a few people-who would not steal or tell ties,” “} said,” writes the pastor, “that we had many hundreds of guch and needed might worship and be taught. He repeated bis opinion, and 4 ssid I bad thought I was speaking to the author PRuskin.made the singular reply: does something in teaching men passes through three.stages:of life. At first he teaches what is inaccurate, then he unlearns it, and lastly he teaches the truth—which stage I have now reached.” That was in 1872.—London Chronicle, Wanted a Nerve Soother. A middle aged woman called at a chemist’s in Camden town one evening and asked for morphine, and the shopmen ‘replied to her request with: “Is it for your husband?” “Oh, no, sit;,1 have not got any.” “You don’t think of suicide?’ “Far fronz it.” “What do you take it for?” “Must I tell you, sir?’ “You must, or otherwise I can’t sup: ply you.” “Well, then,’ don’t you-think that @ woman forty years old who.has had, her first offer of marriage less*than an hour ago naturally wants something to. hight’s sleep?” ‘The druggist. thought—so,_and :she went away contented with the nerve soother. —Spare Monenté. Mchinley and His Mother, Dr. Rixey, who for some years was the private physician in the McKinley household; used to tell that when the . late pregident’s mother sat down for the firot time toa White House dinner what seemed to impress ber most wits the prodigal supply of cream. She eommented on the abundance and then added, “Well, William, at last I know what they mean when they speak of the cream ‘of soctety.” ~The president jaughea,— “] admit,” paid he, “that there seems to be an extravagant array of cream on the table, but you know, mother, we can a¢ford to keep a cow now.” One of the Symptoms. “But how did yot know that I was in love with you?” he asked. “You were so foolish,” she answered. ~—Chicago Post. Aleoholic perfumes, manufactured by saturating alcoho! with the odor of eertain fruits or flowers, were made as early as the fourteenth century. ° and make them in _ & first-class manner. 1 also frame them when s80 ordered. I make frames of _ all kinds. MOORE —ai> The Ghampion Satoon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. <_< The finest of. Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on band Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly “Tom’s Place.” Give mea call. BROAD STREET MARKET All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh aad Selted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Cones end Nats: UGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can pa the best refreshments in town at the CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT! Joun G. Richards Has assumed full management of the well known KEW YORK HOTEL @ BAR ole’ wie ce pombe 7 soqondacs his bostelry in aA me mnttained ‘comfortable . en . cts 2 SPEER Hoos a building where under shelter they] . made a mistake in troubling him, as I. . of ‘Stones-of Venice.” “Whereupon Mr. . . “No, you are not. Every one who}NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION quiet her nerves and give ber a gond . > SIMPLICITY. OurPricesRemainthe Same Home . People _ Only Employed am % : * The Sacramento Laundries have entered into a cotibine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have . not. Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work carinot be excelled anywhere on the “Coast. T ry us and see for yourself. 0-0-0 @-0-0-0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0-0— Leave orders or Bnudies at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. i I . fe Just received « fine line of e] WAFERS. . . All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM CRAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in @ variety of flavors. SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Citizens Bamniz Incorperated in 1876.) BROAD STREET, Authorized Capital Paid-Up Capital NEVADA OITY $200,000.00; Reserve Fund $ 5,800.00 75,000.00 . Undivided Profits 36,000.00 OFFICERS—President, E. M, Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hug hes; Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant Cashier and Seoretary, D. i. Morgan. ee DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. -Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. RK. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OFFuCE HOURS—From 10 a. m.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P, M. Manay loaned on approyed seour' ties. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at par on al] points in California, We seh SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, BUBLOMs and all points in EUROP atthe purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. DURABILITY Tho Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than all others inevery particular “RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT ~ HORSESHOERS National Protective Association, of the United States. Local Branch, No. 286 of Nevada County PRICE—PER SET: Ask for. Castle Rock —and— (0, 1 pe 8 and a. Rf iShoekig Hos. 6 and LOCAL MEMBERS—J. W. Shelby. Martin . Snewbridge. Al Attkisson, Biebara Nod. Pick-Pocket sseiae Valuable Gold Mining CIGARS Interest For Sale There are no better Cigars Paty is is —nome showing pienty of free gold and 8u arets. made for the money. Manu: factured by This mine is as I represent it and if =. Schuernet Brothers upon investigation you find it as not SACRAMENTO, CAL. being such, I will pa a yous expenses to and from the mine City, . Oal. Take 6 o’clock "Blo PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine

NO. 12,275 ANSCRIPH nn ena nable for houseke { Apply at this office . ness Chance. pcess. is ) ried or hes ak of hes to rece: ive mates steady J “a e fe fe Ine with i, 808 pay Deane an 4 i, bi ea For. Sale, -——_ ith dwelling thereon neree or sale. ch For Sate. . b of 610 ecres. On,’ ase Valley, is Offered here is & house and, f >». Portions of it is heavily further particulars be dig PT office. ol Estate, and Stores. ou ethos sell quick. 4 Ons et inven dent D Market street, ‘opposi us Francioey ; POSITIONS — YOUNG Ratiway Mail Clerks. In. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. od Investment. Large Amounts With nediate Profits. . ble, but fram legitiD nkerss: mereshants, es oe mall capital are join sm ~ lass references in any part of es. For iCo., Nintl Class Bootblack. 1 =" mht a HA Wild’s D reet, giv best il the latest sporting IA SAFE DEPOSIT RUST COMPANY Ha and Shoutgonnety Streets, N FRANCISCO Apply at the . : a ie PP) nS porsiegiecs sae address . Parents’ ie nsibilit and h Fe: a a ener sae sete eh tiered wine it ae look for haga ral : How incon-" Apert Ee Tobia cateden themselves, ‘ein much ry di lurking in y shistred f “youh only. een of life. bu but. have mankind healthier and happier. “There ig tio remedy , jy geannag world ?. . If yon have nM expect, well evelo capaci he ch oy iseert of the phedowtres” aduty. yeh enya fe pecs . 0 deep-sea Seana’ e's hemtanet aera . ns, and. ind batt up ne up pk them; on’ & cotifse of 8: “a purely vegetable ‘madictie: harmles&. : every: taint. from. the ble eneral health. If weaklin he. em you, tight ‘the wrong 8 ty TSHat once: It is inj its. effects, and.can. be eae by both old and young without fear of any bad results. . © Write’uS abont your Case, afid let our pliysitiatis advise and hatp you,” ‘This will’ cost you nothing; and we: willalso send our book on blood anid. iskin diseases. THE SWIFT, SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. . "= Many Cass of Sepp. mi be considered by the lady of the house, kitchen, the pantry, end tbe laundry must each receive the necessary things to keep it going. keep:the cost. of supplies for all or ~ to a reasonable limit the GROCERIES tee OE at our To : t bie er mi et: th the tant of FOR “SR LE SHAKES at $9 per thousand. Delivstore. -ghould ati SIGOURNEY, Cash Grcer, Commercial Street. Red Cedar Shingles Red Cedar nite Nature has adapted wayson band. This Is Our’ Spedialty Now is the time to repair your roof. Miuing and Building Material alM. L. & D. Marsh thém to this climate.: Prompt delivery. ; Shingles Red Cedar . Shitigies Red Cedar rplus..$1;233;723 78 ae PastFee?, nts p rT fe) PER ‘ehirt.s2 Bp OF BA TINGS, venders or annum, UTED. We a to WARUIAN OF. OF Bettie aed " Sc ea tae RENTED. * $5.00 and upward, t “THE MAKINGOP: A WILL” Datla. ILL. BROWN, Masaer, FRLESS SALOO, W. RICH, Proprietor, the best brands of LED BEwR e only th fy ' y e best. Call aroun Summer Drinks a Specialty D THIS: enn ot for the season blé in addanee. Feed or sale at $5.00, $6.00 and Nore rented, . __ wkik i: yatta ERRY, Manager PPPPPPEPPDDD It will give you 25cts.:--= Corner Pine and Koenigs Malt Extract NERVE TONIC late and build’ you ‘up. MEG Peeerereryrrr rT TT Te eet Ls i DICKERMAN’S. an appetite, stimu3 for 65 cts. Commercial Streets. Ltmber.. ad ad wt share of the public’s patronage. Mining Timber Cut to Order. Write for prices. W. B. LATHROP, NEVADA OITY, My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge ie now running and I respectfully solicit a/ to OALIFORNIA . . Nevada City A Assay Office. assaying of Ores of 0s of all description M livrectior TESTS AND ) THR EEDUCTION OF SEPUSNE SE Belad Bea tale \. MegOLD saan Bs National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. Tv. H. HICKS & CO. . B. W. SCHIIDT, LRADING CIGAR DBALER, BE J. Racron, Pres. .W. H. Mantim, ViesP. \Nevada: County. Bank -NBVADA CITY, CAL. Paid Up. Capital -$50,000 ome [rcs Intros Paid on on Deposits. pat of. ie Saet. advances made os Geourity. Pine Street,...+++:2+..+)Bevada City Ca} LEADING LADY, Best § Cent Cigar — ris ez0cs-—— ‘@ENERAL ARTHOR HUMBOLDT IMPT And Other Brandel 4, JOHN CURNOW, Proprietor. Press Keepe the Best of Wines and Lrquors.' onsen 5 cout Deere Towa. SIERRA HEVADA SALOOM) VADA CITY, CAL. a i ' » Where the Br Eve Rather Thana e ge) Gratified. . axed: the Tyrol, no ws ‘tee with Greece in the of its ndscapes, fh not a; tity red Inxuriotis people, tata The climate is mpre to be’ recommended than the, hotels, but the natural scenery has a variety, a rich hess.and a color that no other part of . Exirope affords. ' The foliage anf the irae are abundant and Pecgrnins a dress, Thefr habits and eoctal life have not been 2 fected by. advane t i UE i iH TD In publie convenience, iohesk Greece is still far behind the times, thens is the only place where the ho are tolerable, fi travelers who ge to. the interior must, take. their. own provisions and bedding. Even those who matte little excursions by carriage for a single-day in’ the neighborhood of: Athens must. carry a lunch basket, be¢ause the inns are primitive-and filthy. y facilities are limited. “With few patie the roads are bad, nt they are gradually improving, and ‘ pom of the centers of great interest tp Ouristsmay how be reached by cartiage; Only a few years ago travelers had to go on horseback or on foot, as they do in the Holy Land, Even now those who visit some of the most interesting places have to put up with discomforts, inconveniences and a good Po . Meal of dirt and bad:smells, although théy are fully repaid.—Chicago Record. Herald. A tight Heart Unaer Fatlare. A light heart under. failure is a condition of success which may be written dowtt as an essential. No one should need to be warned against the deleterious effects of the blues. Nothing deadens the heart of enterprise or unstrings the nerves of action like a fit of the blues. In one of those beautiful prayers which Robert. Louis’ Stevenson wrote for us In his Samoan household he prayed for “courage and gayety anda quiet mind.” A man who backs up his brains with these three gifts has all the odds in his favor. It is next to impossible that he ‘should fail In what he. undertakes to accomplish. ‘Gayety is the essence of power. What is there in a fuilure or two to cry about or ina dozen failures when you know you-are bound to get there?—Richard Le Gallienne in Success. os ‘Too Optimistic, Sigverything into which be put money seems to have turned out wrong. I ‘wonder what the trouble was?” “He has-persistently insisted en making a molebili ont of a mountain in com sidering obstacies.”—Chicago Post. : , Its Contents. : Ida=I really believe that you know the contents of this love letter. May (impatiently)—Ohb, nonsense. Ida—There! Didn’t I say you knew what it contained ?—Chicago News. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no an: nouncement will be made unless -payment is made if advance. ‘For Supervisor, 34 District— xz T. Worthiey Istiereby announced as a candidate jfor Supervieor of the third district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. , For Supervisor, 3d District— EB. C. Grissel Is -berevy announced as a.candidate for “Supervisor of the third district, subject to‘the decision of the Republiit Nomioating Convention. : Fer County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced as a candidate for Gounty Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. LANE'S UNDEDTANING. PARIOWS Broad St., Nevade City. Everything requisite for cunerals. Experienced undertaker in attendance at all times. : Beet of service guaranteed. Office of the Superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery. Telephone No. 84. (&. BOWMAN. é ¥. SHAW SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offee in Ode Fellows Building, Broad Stree: CINE PLATS WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. {taty dna . —a “LAMP wicKs. ble For withaked

“You wouldnt ait would bother to exchange & like a lamp wick,” said a te general supply. store, “but the fact is that we are asked to take back yards of the stuff. “Indeed, of all the commodities we handle none gives us more trouble than lamp wicks: There are at present about a thousand different kinds of lamps and oil stoves on the market, each with different sized burners, which naturally require as many differjess variety; still we cannot supply the wants of our customers. This is much their own-fault, however, for instead of examining the old wick and finding: out just what they need before} they leave home they merely guess at its measurements, and when I ask what size they want they say: “Oh, about so big? . “They. leave me te go the rest of the way blindly. As a consequence I often make mistakes, and the next day they brifig the wick back and want to exchange it for something that will fit the burner. If they have taken the précaution to learn what they want, we aecommodate them,” even though the returned wick does smell to heaven with oil. Through pursuing this polley we now have hundreds of yards of wick on our hands that we can never dispose of, but this question of lamp wicks is so cOmplex that there seems no remedy for the difficulty2’—New York Times. How to Learn to Sing. Lung power and capacity may be wonderfully increased and strengthened by a constant repetition of the syllable “ah” on the three or four notes in the middle register of the voite— that is, the three or four notes which one sings most naturally and with the lenst-effort._ Let the pupil get one note cleur cut, round, full and musical; then from that note a8 a starting point let bim go up and down, gradually workIng out the huskiness from the adja‘cent notes an@ sounding them until they become pure and resonant and can be delivered without strain or effort. Let him work systematically and, above alli avoid the pernicious trick of learning “pieces” by rote or by ear. His first effort should be to increase the purity and range of his voice, and to that end he shonld, as suggested . above, use the broad syllable “ah” only for a time, and on, no account should he try to sing an air until he cin do so understandingly, with a fall knowledge of musical notation-and a perfect command of his vocal se sources. Out of His Class. Mrs. Jones—Just think of it! That -fellow came in and actually stole the elock right off the mantelpiece. Mrs. Brown—And your dog was in the very same room) Mrs. Jones—Yes, but that didn’t eount. Fido is only a watchdog, you know.— Boston Transcript. Sorry She Spoke. “Thank you, my little man,” said Miss Passay to the nice little boy who had given up his seat in the car. “And have. you. been taught to always give your seat to ladies?” ; “No’m,” replied the bright boy; “oaly to old ladies.”—Philadelphia Press. flis Watchiog. Mrs. Subarb—Oh, my dear, that mag nificent watchdog you brought heme yesterday is gone. Mr. Suburb—Eh? Did he break the chain? “No; but an ugly looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that I let the dog loose, but instead of tearing the tramp to pieces he went off with bim.” “Great Scot! It must have beep the same tramp I bought him of.” DR. N. B. CHAPMAN DR. ¢. W. CHAPMAN DENTISTS Office at residence, Secramento 8t., Nevada Oity, Oal. MAITLAND BROS, In Their Nw Saloon! Have moved into their uew cuerters 2 mercial street and patrons to eall and ses thum. They abe ita point tc serve he fires’ trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. * MAITLAND BROS., Props. Commersial St Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, asto the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE Av THE New York Bakery MAX. KOHLER, Prop. SAFFRON = a svosiehy: BXTRACTING SKILLFULLY DONE 4 ee et ott tensecondiodenatied ent Kinds of wick. We carry an end-" m Com invite a:l theiz former j MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 190% ~~ HST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. While his church was building Mr. an Hall. had an amusing bout He went and “as to how to erect a church which should not only “be cointiodious, but beautiful; not only sheltering from rain and sun, but inspiring happy thoughts dnd holy eniotions.He replied—as he. bad already writ‘ten—“that we sbould not build ‘uD stones, but gather together a few people-who would not steal or tell ties,” “} said,” writes the pastor, “that we had many hundreds of guch and needed might worship and be taught. He repeated bis opinion, and 4 ssid I bad thought I was speaking to the author PRuskin.made the singular reply: does something in teaching men passes through three.stages:of life. At first he teaches what is inaccurate, then he unlearns it, and lastly he teaches the truth—which stage I have now reached.” That was in 1872.—London Chronicle, Wanted a Nerve Soother. A middle aged woman called at a chemist’s in Camden town one evening and asked for morphine, and the shopmen ‘replied to her request with: “Is it for your husband?” “Oh, no, sit;,1 have not got any.” “You don’t think of suicide?’ “Far fronz it.” “What do you take it for?” “Must I tell you, sir?’ “You must, or otherwise I can’t sup: ply you.” “Well, then,’ don’t you-think that @ woman forty years old who.has had, her first offer of marriage less*than an hour ago naturally wants something to. hight’s sleep?” ‘The druggist. thought—so,_and :she went away contented with the nerve soother. —Spare Monenté. Mchinley and His Mother, Dr. Rixey, who for some years was the private physician in the McKinley household; used to tell that when the . late pregident’s mother sat down for the firot time toa White House dinner what seemed to impress ber most wits the prodigal supply of cream. She eommented on the abundance and then added, “Well, William, at last I know what they mean when they speak of the cream ‘of soctety.” ~The president jaughea,— “] admit,” paid he, “that there seems to be an extravagant array of cream on the table, but you know, mother, we can a¢ford to keep a cow now.” One of the Symptoms. “But how did yot know that I was in love with you?” he asked. “You were so foolish,” she answered. ~—Chicago Post. Aleoholic perfumes, manufactured by saturating alcoho! with the odor of eertain fruits or flowers, were made as early as the fourteenth century. ° and make them in _ & first-class manner. 1 also frame them when s80 ordered. I make frames of _ all kinds. MOORE —ai> The Ghampion Satoon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. <_< The finest of.. Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on band Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly “Tom’s Place.” Give mea call. BROAD STREET MARKET All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh Every Day. Fresh aad Selted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Cones end Nats: UGUST RAPP, Proprietor. You can pa the best refreshments in town at the CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT! Joun G. Richards Has assumed full management of the well known KEW YORK HOTEL @ BAR ole’ wie ce pombe 7 soqondacs his bostelry in aA me mnttained ‘comfortable . en . cts 2 SPEER Hoos a building where under shelter they] . made a mistake in troubling him, as I. . of ‘Stones-of Venice.” “Whereupon Mr. . . “No, you are not. Every one who}NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION quiet her nerves and give ber a gond . > SIMPLICITY. OurPricesRemainthe Same Home . People _ Only Employed am % : * The Sacramento Laundries have entered into a cotibine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have . not. Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay 10 per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work carinot be excelled anywhere on the “Coast. T ry us and see for yourself. 0-0-0 @-0-0-0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0-0— Leave orders or Bnudies at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Office, Nevada City, Cal. i I . fe Just received « fine line of e] WAFERS.. . . All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM CRAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in @ variety of flavors. SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. Price 80 cents. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Citizens Bamniz Incorperated in 1876.) BROAD STREET, Authorized Capital Paid-Up Capital NEVADA OITY $200,000.00; Reserve Fund $ 5,800.00 75,000.00 . Undivided Profits 36,000.00 OFFICERS—President, E. M, Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hug hes; Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant Cashier and Seoretary, D. i. Morgan. ee DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. -Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. RK. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OFFuCE HOURS—From 10 a. m.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P, M. Manay loaned on approyed seour' ties. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at par on al] points in California, We seh SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONDON, PARIS, BUBLOMs and all points in EUROP atthe purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. DURABILITY Tho Blickensderfer Typewriter, Better than all others inevery particular “RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT ~ HORSESHOERS National Protective Association, of the United States. Local Branch, No. 286 of Nevada County PRICE—PER SET: Ask for.. Castle Rock —and— (0, 1 pe 8 and a. Rf iShoekig Hos. 6 and LOCAL MEMBERS—J. W. Shelby. Martin . Snewbridge. Al Attkisson, Biebara Nod. Pick-Pocket sseiae Valuable Gold Mining CIGARS Interest For Sale There are no better Cigars Paty is is —nome showing pienty of free gold and 8u arets. made for the money. Manu: factured by This mine is as I represent it and if =. Schuernet Brothers upon investigation you find it as not SACRAMENTO, CAL. being such, I will pa a yous expenses to and from the mine City, . Oal. Take 6 o’clock "Blo PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine