September 11, 1902 (4 pages)

HE TA of Nevada ou a the iith . go au-horizaion iol said autseet nd uxuresy toliow, NOTICE, 5 partment, Stato, Colleciur of the 6 j Valitoruia; y is Cont . ie Contry 1@ Certain ret MO Dture of Cade AR LOL Bud : ite : , Bull eods b rty here * COLL WO tan ee 8 JOP the noua waitin Ve Years hu en hereof, “TH SUL BUDS of he aud yruvived, i; i wae ne + Cath ALY lu mye »do by the P px 1 r Di direct yuu, > weil at publig yYArCOls, the pr AD Che wan ex tuil Mi HL st be give. of T at leust vhire, Publish d iu thy ¢ Os it there Le Lo ye My then by powing Ouse plaves in ih, 4 uty, tor the samg, USE State spevitig, wy and hour ct sacription Ou the 2. ulsy embody 4 vOve referred t 9 Buld is sivaneeat ity uf Nevada, State. = Parcicuiariy de, ‘lk, Lot 14, Blog: ‘K, Lot 2 ioe g NW % Seo. ¥, 4, 1p N % Of NE 4% of D Bud od, lu Foor , @ duly ist, wy], lk be received or ess than ibe amuyy UPON such property, poualtics aud eXpr ‘ got tby authury SuUbe vied upun pase ) ASSUBUCE to the Stag r@alavove reierred bs, peuaities and . added to such sup hall be conducted inj suverliug such sales, . Y Nand wud vou ut 9 path day o1 Augy E. P. C0) GLAS, Deputy. — ur-uauce O! law, p ven -hat . wil, on 6th Day of Sep 19y2, o'clock a. m. in frou P, du the City ana Vou California, seil in o dou, to the highest yful money of the . property hereiuted 1On dexsccived, w hereby madeapan TO, Orcy tO vc sor. 18 ; im the county ot ) ia, and described ast k, Lot 14, Block 15, 'K, Lot 18, Bi ck 8 NW 44, Sec. ¥ 1.15 N, 26 acres. ji 44 O1 NK 4 Seo. 16, F Aud m., 10 acres, ve July lat, 1897. Wi, inclusive ... Uguencies aud costs. Gen. per annul.. ae eee ye received or accep r less than the amoual upon said pruyery. eualties and expend! @, \ogether with all b may have been lev: »to th. dae or .heifl he deed reierreu 10 boriz tion, with ali aud oluer Charged bsequecnt taxes. my haud a. sevada Nevada, state of August, A. UD. lw, ). w. JAcKSUD, © ot .be County cf IDGE, Vepuly. RIFF’S SALE, 210R COURT IN AND of Nevada, State URGER, Plaintiff, dant. rirtue of an order of aif sure issued out of the 18th day of Augw itied action, wherels the above uamed ¢ igmeut avd decres stendant, on the h said jud.men end lin vhe uttice of te Nevada county, 4! Jl those certain low ud, situate, lying of aivoney ee Ko >», county of Nevadhe bounded’ and partl lows, to-wit: dour, tive, #ix and and Lots numbered . Bock No. ‘lwo, com f la. d, more or leah # y made by “. #. bi 3 of the said To bh all dwelling bou upon +aid above also all — i us pertainl & % alt lodes, leuxes, aud ed within the limits nds and town lots h ali and singular aments, avd appurl ug or in any wise by given that on e Fitteenth day of ymber, 1902, . oon of that day. % a Door, in tbe Ut Nevada, St teof of nce to said order 8 josure, sell the »bov? so mucp thered’ © atist, pl intl ‘J ereon, au p der for cash. in gold Bs. “ Hb D, B. Gk nd for th County of sHforvid. : , 1902. UAL MEETING. BREBY y“ eting © i] Company ay Citizens paok. , On September 22, 1% tion of 6% properly com the company wil” b A 3. ROBBY Jeptember O¢h. ae a 2x yRAR—NO. 124284 )} suBgORIPTION RATES: 6 a Year. M Mcarter, 12% Cts. a Week t to exceed five lines in dander this head ional Hine ™ yee mons Sant] ¢ month. Payaariebly jn advance. " igo ments inserte » Whom It May Concern, i giventhat I will not be re debts contracted by. my dollard, as she has left my, og is hereby iplefor any Mrs Hattie ¥ j board. . W wa. E. POLLARD. For Rent yurnished Rooms suitable for light ly to. FB. Brayton. t se oh Ritage street, or at bis sn commercial street, a5-lw For Sale, dwelling thereon, near a ran Abode jorsale. Apply at Pe sprPT office. fe Rooms to Let. for sr or five furnished rooms to let ally, suitable for housekeeping, reasonable. Apply at this offiee. Business Chance. panties the id an of m wishes to receive a steady inwith presen, emOLASKI, 856 Learg' thout in terfe in a vitor adress H BK Street, Chicago, #11, sh for Real Estate and Stores. TRANSCRIP FE that has. open dis: =—_—= i 2 ee 4c tNewleer or-sore can ‘exist out some predisposing internal cause: poiponed the blood,,and the ischarging ulcer, or the festerthe ULCERS the bleediand the mes Canc CO ening cancerous sore il] be sent free. begins AG withsigns of the wines: we Theta ts and eat deeper into the*flesh unless the blood is purified and. the uncer, germs: or morbid, matter eliminated .from the. circulation. S. S. S. cleanses the blood. ofall decaying effete matter. and purifying p blood to j5xau have an ulcer or curonic sore of any. kind, write us + , oo lt cost you nothing. : Books on Cancer and other diseases of oat over and new skin forms. S.S. Sis mine-als of any:description. THE SWIFT. SPECIFIC CO., SIGOURNEY, Ce Are. in many respects like other ulcers or sores, and this resemblance often proves fatal, Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal {because the gerris of Cancer that are multiercells which are constantly developand discharge,.and at last sharp: shooting pains the sating and. sloughing stage, and. a hideous, in February, 1899, I noticed a small lump on my lower lip. The doctor cauterized it,but another came and broke out into an open sore. I began to take 8.8.8. and after I had taken seven bottles;the: place healed: entirely and) no diseas ave been seen vdbbeotte A a. o rpperties, that'soon destroy the gérms and poisons . ‘its: natural condition. And when pure blood is carried to* the ulcer or ‘sore the healing process begins, the: discharge ceases and the place heals table blood purifier containing no mercury or NEVADA CTY, GAL. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1902. It has,great a strictly vegeabout it, mediAtlanta, Ga. f the investment. ‘eral properties this company. eee Sunolies,. fgtade ore that will pay diviuc.—. Adopted by the-Republican Darty at the Stat Convention: at Sacramento, es FHETICKET. . Gevernor—GEORGE C. PARDEE of Alameda. : Lieutenant Governor—ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano. . Chief Justice—W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento. ‘ Associate Justice—F.: M. LOTTI of Marin. : \ Associate Justice—LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angeles. 1 Secretary of State—CHARLES F. CURRY of San Francisco. ; Controller—E. P. COLGAN of $onoma. ~ Treasurer—FRUMAN REEVES of San Bernardino. Attorney General—ULYSSES ~S. ANGEL~eee Irishmen, Mike and Ba meaning of the Fourth ee r methods sell quick. hy or Country “ODEN INVESTMENT PANY, 620 Market Street, opposite » Hotel, San Francisco, DYERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG i Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. InState Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. —4 Good Investment. —— Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. speculation or gamble, but from legitibusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro~ jena] men, and all persons. inte! in y making with small capital are joinius. First-class references in any part of Uiited States. For particulars address eee COs Ninth and Pine Streets ous, Mo. First-Class Bootblack. ton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild's r shop, on Broad street, gives the Intown. All the latest sporti kept on hand. junt?-tf Have Your Free: New York ... 00 Chicago . St. Louis, Corresponding la You can depos and your friends will be noti tISANTA FE, 841 Market 5t., San ther, on our crufse. ~ FROM Memphis or New Kansas City .0..0ceeh eens porte eee rer ncetie w rates from all points East. it the money with any Santa Fe agent, fied immediately, or write the FIRING A SALUTE. The Way Two Naval Greenhornes Did It on a Warship. “On one of Uncle. Sam’s warships once,” said a naval officer, “we had enlisted among our able seamen two come aboard three days after they had landed in the. country, but they learned some things so quickly that they had acquired a very definite idea of the rney. They had of July long before the day arrived, which was something like a month after we had sailed It chanced that the two were on an early morning watch to-? gether when Independence day dawned, “-thev_at_guce began to plan for its During September and Octover House to Rent. ouse to rent on Broad street. Admbly located. Enquire at .the nscRiPt oftice or of Mrs. Deal o ty Hill. . tt IFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY . California and Montgomery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO land Surplus. .$1,233,723.75 5,914,424.59 REST PAID ON DEPOSITS, ect to at the rate ‘of TWO PE CNT: per REST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSI rate of THREE AND = iB CENT. per annum, ND SURCTRMENE SIS EXECUTED. We are auth dard ‘9 & the GUARDIA EXECUTOR OF WILLS. a sic t DEPOSIT BOXE R ANNUM og OSES RENTED at $6.00 dew booklet “THE ” qybooklet “THE FLAKING OF A WILL’ DALZELL BROWN, Manager. ANGE OF MANAGEMENT! . nn G. Richards uzed full management of the well N YORK HOTEL @ BAR Will contin; and sis condur nal ihlabectelry in ce) nent will peeedard the cuisine deand clean maintained Home-like Teasunable, comfortable beds. Best of -wy : » EK, ARS served at PEER, LIGHORS . and cd I WDERTHNNG PARLORS Broad 8t., Nevada City. ee eee 5 . 4) », 7 thing requisite for funerals. ] “Xperienced a dance at all Gacettaley in atBest of verviog guaranteed lice of th , " Grove Oometaryt mn ncent : P*lephone No, 84. & }Red Cedar Shingles — This Is Our. Specialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. Now is the time to repair your roof. Mining and Building, Material al-~ ways on hand, Prompt delivery.M. L. & D. Marsh Shingles Red Cedar Francisco. Red Cedar Shingles Shingles Red Cedar == POO eb halal DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Koenigs Malt Extract NERME TONIC PPOPPPPDDEDEDEODDPDEDEDEDDDDPPDDDP PPPOE? It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build you up. MIeK ascts. 3 for 65 cts. ahhtedds . WEBB of Plumas. They also have sev. ) in Nevada county, . : E Wright of North San Juan was ‘the prime mover in the organization of Superintendent of Public Instruction » —THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare. Surveyor—VICTOR H. WOODS of an Luis Obispo. : State Printer—W. W. SHANNON of ‘an Francisco. Clerk of “the Supreme Court— TORANK C. JORDAN of Alameda. ‘ ? , itt THE PLATFORM. ‘Following is the report of the comdttee on platform and resolutions: , We, the republican part of the state ‘f California, in convention assembled, lereby adopt the following platform nd resolutions: We congratulate the people of the state upon the fact that this country ts in a condition of general prosperity. Such condition has existed since the first election of Willlam McKinley to the presidency of the United States in 1896. We declare that such condition is largely due to the beneficent legisla‘tion by the Republican party and to the general confidence of the people in the sound, able and conservativo administration of the public affairs by the republican party. -We-deplore-the--untimely.death of our great and beloved leader, William McKinley, and express our horror at the crime of his assassination. We mourn the loss to the country, coming in the fullness of his power and use fulness. We most heartily indorse the administration of President Roosevelt, whom we regard as a wise and worthy successor to the lamented William Me Kinley, as being. judicious, patriotic opposition to any sate apily_te_em-governmant wark whether performed in pubifc ar private . ” establishments. We. heartily commend our senators and representatives in ponerse for their untiring. zeal In belfalf of every materfal interest of California. We declare our firm opposition to all reciprocity treaties inconsistent with the protection to American labor and industry; to which the Republican party stands pledged, and especially. to any reciprocity arrangement with Cuba, or any other foreign country, as being destructive to the interests: of the beet-sugar, raisin, citrus and dried fruit industries of California, in which large amounts of capital have been invested, under the assurance that the same would be safeguarded by the protective tariff as other industries are protected; and we further declare our reciprocal policy other than that laid down in the republican national platform of 1900, which says: ‘We favor the associated policy of reciprocity, so directed as to open our markets on favorable terms for what we do not ourselves produce in return for free foreign markets,” We recognize the great and increasing importance of the petroleum oil industry of this state. It has not only become one of the large direct wealthproducing sources, but has proved ot incalculable benefit to our manufacturing and other industrial interests and will, we believe, be a continued source of advantage, enlarging the manufacturing industries and extending the commer f this state. We.a ciate the energy, courage and industry displayed by the petroleum miners of this state, and reeognize that we are indebted to them in no small degree for the remarkable development of this industry. ~ We commend the course of our senators and representatives in congress. andthe administration of the secretary of the interior, whereby the attempted taking of large areas of valuable petroleum oil lands under pretended selections of agricultural lands have been prevented. We favor legislation which will so regulate the process of injunctiom as to prevent its exercise in abridgement of the right of free speech or peaceful assemblage. and forceful,.and in. consonance with the best. traditions of the republican a broad and enlightened foreign and self:to be a friend of the great west coast as the reclamaticn of arid land the Isthmian canal and the exclusion of Chinese cheap labor; and he, therefore, deserves at our hands the support and indorsement which he has earned by his efforts to broaden the sphere of our national activities and to de velop the resources of this particular section of our glorious union. In recognition of his eminent services and sympathy the west and its people, he has earned and is entitled to the earnest support of the people of this state. We rejoice that the firm but enlightened policy pursued in the Philippines has secured peace in the islands, and that the work of education, civiligation, upbuilding and development is begun. We urge that contention over . our policy in the PiNlippines should now cease, and the beneficient plans of the civil government be given the united and cordial support of all the people. ; Te We declare that a fair and just recognition of the services of,the federal soldiers and sailors of the late civil war and those of the war with Spain requires that a lMberal provision be made, with pensions for the disabled soldiers and widows and orphans of those who foll for the flag. We commend the brilliant and patriotic services of our army and navy in maintaining the dignity and “onor of our flag on the seas and in our foreign possessions, and we condemn the malignant attacks now being made upon our soldiers and sailors. We commend all conspiracies and combines to restrict business, to create monopolies, to IMmit production or to control prices, and favor such legislation as wil! effectually re’train and prevent all sych abuses, protect and promote competition and secure the rights of producers, laborers and all —— ad ad _ Write for prices. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now running & ‘and I respectfully solicit 4 sbare of the public’s patronage. Mining ;Timber Cut to Order, W.B.LATHROP,, J NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA Engui Near the Depot,can.rely upon getting like place to stay. Pooms {0 Rent At MRS. ACKERMAN’S COLPAX, CAL. —o-— a ‘The only place in Colfax where you good, clean bede, This is a very pleasant and homeGuests will be called for any train. re at Depot Restaurant, Colfax, who are engaged in industry and commerce, and we approve and commend the efforts of President Roosevelt to enforce the laws against illegal combinations in restraint of trade,and pledge him our hearty support “in all his efforts to protect the people from all op pressive combinations of capital, . We rejoice in the fact that the act providing for the cutting. of a canal be tween the North ir South American continents was passed by a republican congress and signed by s republican president. We advocate the construction of government ships in government navy yards. We urge upon congress that ‘the national eight-hour law be extend OH party. President Rooseelt has pursued domestic: policy, and, has, shown him: . by his frank indo-sement.of,such 11¢as. ures peculiarly favored by the Pacific Believing that the people of this state are entitled to the best available service in all public positions, we favor the principle of the competitive merit system of appointment and promotion in all positions of a clerical or technical nature. We favor just and liberal appropetations for the proper maintenance ot the University of California, and we recommend that the growing needs and functions of the university be supplied from permanent sources of revenue. In view of the generally recognized fact that the prosperity and progress of California depends so largely upon the development of its water resources and the preservation of its forests, we favor a liberal appropriation to be made by the state to be used in cooperation with the federal government for the purpose of investigating suitable locations for storage reserveirs and tne cost of the same and in preparing some plan for the preservation of the forests. We protest against the adoption of the proposed assembly constitutional amendment No. 28. This amendment if adopted would confer unhéard-of arbitrary powers upon both the governor of the state and the proposed commission. It would be subversive of the well-established rights of botu cities and counties and would be a revolutionary change in the methods of dealing. with~quasi-public corporations, We indorsé-the improving of tha Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and urge that ample appropriations be made for increasing the drainage and flood carrying capacities of our rivers, vention to an economical administration of the affairs of the state. MAITLAND BROS, In Their New Saloon ! Have moved into their new cuerters »n Com mercial street and invite a:l theix former patrons to call and ses ‘bem. They will make ita point to serve be fires trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS., Props. CommeraialSt Union Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union Hotel; Henry Lane, = Prop’r The filnestturn-outeia the ounty,cad pleWe pledge the nominees of this ¢on} Gas is Now Nealy, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael ome. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready. Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thoussand feet. This must bé pat before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges will be: for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3, Horada. Conny Gas & lati, JOHN WERRY, Manager. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no announcement will be made}: unless payment is made in advance. For County Clerk— F. lL. Arpogast Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Olerk, subject to the decision. of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Supervisor, 34 District— EB T. Worthiey ‘is hereby announced as a candidate. for Supervisor of the third, district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nomjnating Convention. For Supervisor, 3d District— H. C. Grissel Is hereby announced as a candidate for Supervisor of the third district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced ‘as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for decision of the Republican nominating convention. For Assemblyman, 9th District J. Sims Is hereby announced as a candidate for Assemblyman of the 9th District, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Sheriff— Henry R. Walker Is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For County Assessor— H. Cc. Schroeder Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominat-~ iog Convention. For Supervisor, 3d District— Grant Skidmore Is hereby_announced as a candidate for Superviser_of the Third District, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Sheriff— Valentine Apfield Is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convenion. Pe ae or s make ri# Photographs. {. and make them ia . @ first-class manner. 1 also frame ° them when s0 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. Tt 2 ier and night MOORE —i> » Public Administrator, subject to the . *® . \SIMPLICITY The Sacramento Laundries have entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have not. Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay Io per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work cannot beexcelled anywhere on the Coast. Try us and see for yourself. ~ -~@—@—-0—0—-0— 0-00-00 0-0-0 NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION} Leave érders or Bnndies at Wells, Fargo'& Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. SS Home Only Employed % * * x . sg Just received a fine line of WAFERS. All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of flavors, ’ SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. ice 80 cents. \ P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. * 1 Ry £2 CAINS AN iN \ % ; Citizens Bamnitz Incorperated in 1876.) NEVADA OITY $200,000.00; Reserve Fund = $5,500.00 75,000.00 . Undivided Protits 36,000.00 BROAD STREET, : Authorized CapitalPaid-Up Capital ° OFFICERS—President, KE. M, Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes: Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant Cashier and Secretary, D. E. Morgan. DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. K. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OF FiCE HOURS—From 10 a. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at par on all points in California, une! SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONQ@ON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points in BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT Ask for. Castle Rock ~ HORSESHOERS National Protective Association, of the United States. Local Branch, No. 286 of Nevada County PRICE—PER SET: Pick-Pocket CIGARS There are no better Cigars made for the mouey. Manufactured by Schuernet Brothers SACRAMENTO, CAL. All Shoelng (0, 1, 2, 3and 4) Nos.5and6. LOCAL MEMBERS—J. W. Shelby. Martin Snewbridge. Al. Attkisson, Richard Noell, Joseph Glasson, Thos, Negima Srthne J.W. Withers, J. P. Kenny, A. M. Peek. * Valuable Gold Mining Interest For Sale There is a large ledge showing plenty of-free gold and sulphurets, This mine ia.as I represent it and if apen investameion you it. as pot ng euch, expenses to and from the wits? Lan Wetads City, Cal. Take 6 o’clock Bloomfield stage. PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine Yr EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. Se co. ah ‘Our Prices Remainthe Same e

HE TA of Nevada ou a the iith . go au-horizaion iol said autseet nd uxuresy toliow, NOTICE, 5 partment, Stato, Colleciur of the 6 j Valitoruia; y is Cont . ie Contry 1@ Certain ret MO Dture of Cade AR LOL Bud : ite : , Bull eods b rty here * COLL WO tan ee 8 JOP the noua waitin Ve Years hu en hereof, “TH SUL BUDS of he aud yruvived, i; i wae ne + Cath ALY lu mye »do by the P px 1 r Di direct yuu, > weil at publig yYArCOls, the pr AD Che wan ex tuil Mi HL st be give. of T at leust vhire, Publish d iu thy ¢ Os it there Le Lo ye My then by powing Ouse plaves in ih, 4 uty, tor the samg, USE State spevitig, wy and hour ct sacription Ou the 2. ulsy embody 4 vOve referred t 9 Buld is sivaneeat ity uf Nevada, State. = Parcicuiariy de, ‘lk, Lot 14, Blog: ‘K, Lot 2 ioe g NW % Seo. ¥, 4, 1p N % Of NE 4% of D Bud od, lu Foor , @ duly ist, wy], lk be received or ess than ibe amuyy UPON such property, poualtics aud eXpr ‘ got tby authury SuUbe vied upun pase ) ASSUBUCE to the Stag r@alavove reierred bs, peuaities and . added to such sup hall be conducted inj suverliug such sales, . Y Nand wud vou ut 9 path day o1 Augy E. P. C0) GLAS, Deputy. — ur-uauce O! law, p ven -hat . wil, on 6th Day of Sep 19y2, o'clock a. m. in frou P, du the City ana Vou California, seil in o dou, to the highest yful money of the . property hereiuted 1On dexsccived, w hereby madeapan TO, Orcy tO vc sor. 18 ; im the county ot ) ia, and described ast k, Lot 14, Block 15, 'K, Lot 18, Bi ck 8 NW 44, Sec. ¥ 1.15 N, 26 acres. ji 44 O1 NK 4 Seo. 16, F Aud m., 10 acres, ve July lat, 1897. Wi, inclusive ..... Uguencies aud costs. Gen. per annul... ae eee ye received or accep r less than the amoual upon said pruyery. eualties and expend! @, \ogether with all b may have been lev: »to th. dae or .heifl he deed reierreu 10 boriz tion, with ali aud oluer Charged bsequecnt taxes. my haud a. sevada Nevada, state of August, A. UD. lw, ). w. JAcKSUD, © ot .be County cf IDGE, Vepuly. RIFF’S SALE, 210R COURT IN AND of Nevada, State URGER, Plaintiff, dant. rirtue of an order of aif sure issued out of the 18th day of Augw itied action, wherels the above uamed ¢ igmeut avd decres stendant, on the h said jud.men end lin vhe uttice of te Nevada county, 4! Jl those certain low ud, situate, lying of aivoney ee Ko >», county of Nevadhe bounded’ and partl lows, to-wit: dour, tive, #ix and and Lots numbered . Bock No. ‘lwo, com f la. d, more or leah # y made by “. #. bi 3 of the said To bh all dwelling bou upon +aid above also all — i us pertainl & % alt lodes, leuxes, aud ed within the limits nds and town lots h ali and singular aments, avd appurl ug or in any wise by given that on e Fitteenth day of ymber, 1902, . oon of that day. % a Door, in tbe Ut Nevada, St teof of nce to said order 8 josure, sell the »bov? so mucp thered’ © atist, pl intl ‘J ereon, au p der for cash. in gold Bs. “ Hb D, B. Gk nd for th County of sHforvid. : , 1902. UAL MEETING. BREBY y“ eting © i] Company ay Citizens paok. , On September 22, 1% tion of 6% properly com the company wil” b A 3. ROBBY Jeptember O¢h. ae a 2x yRAR—NO. 124284 )} suBgORIPTION RATES: 6 a Year. M Mcarter, 12% Cts. a Week t to exceed five lines in dander this head ional Hine ™ yee mons Sant] ¢ month. Payaariebly jn advance. " igo ments inserte » Whom It May Concern, i giventhat I will not be re debts contracted by. my dollard, as she has left my, og is hereby iplefor any Mrs Hattie ¥ j board. . W wa. E. POLLARD. For Rent yurnished Rooms suitable for light ly to. FB. Brayton. t se oh Ritage street, or at bis sn commercial street, a5-lw For Sale, dwelling thereon, near a ran Abode jorsale. Apply at Pe sprPT office. fe Rooms to Let. for sr or five furnished rooms to let ally, suitable for housekeeping, reasonable. Apply at this offiee. Business Chance. panties the id an of m wishes to receive a steady inwith presen, emOLASKI, 856 Learg' thout in terfe in a vitor adress H BK Street, Chicago, #11, sh for Real Estate and Stores. TRANSCRIP FE that has. open dis: =—_—= i 2 ee 4c tNewleer or-sore can ‘exist out some predisposing internal cause: poiponed the blood,,and the ischarging ulcer, or the festerthe ULCERS the bleediand the mes Canc CO ening cancerous sore il] be sent free. begins AG withsigns of the wines: we Theta ts and eat deeper into the*flesh unless the blood is purified and. the uncer, germs: or morbid, matter eliminated .from the. circulation. S. S. S. cleanses the blood. ofall decaying effete matter. and purifying p blood to j5xau have an ulcer or curonic sore of any. kind, write us + , oo lt cost you nothing. : Books on Cancer and other diseases of oat over and new skin forms. S.S. Sis mine-als of any:description. THE SWIFT. SPECIFIC CO., SIGOURNEY, Ce Are. in many respects like other ulcers or sores, and this resemblance often proves fatal, Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal {because the gerris of Cancer that are multiercells which are constantly developand discharge,.and at last sharp: shooting pains the sating and. sloughing stage, and. a hideous, in February, 1899, I noticed a small lump on my lower lip. The doctor cauterized it,but another came and broke out into an open sore. I began to take 8.8.8. and after I had taken seven bottles;the: place healed: entirely and) no diseas ave been seen vdbbeotte A a. o rpperties, that'soon destroy the gérms and poisons . ‘its: natural condition. And when pure blood is carried to* the ulcer or ‘sore the healing process begins, the: discharge ceases and the place heals table blood purifier containing no mercury or NEVADA CTY, GAL. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1902. It has,great a strictly vegeabout it, mediAtlanta, Ga. f the investment. ‘eral properties this company. eee Sunolies,. fgtade ore that will pay diviuc.—. Adopted by the-Republican Darty at the Stat Convention: at Sacramento, es FHETICKET.. . Gevernor—GEORGE C. PARDEE of Alameda. : Lieutenant Governor—ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano. . Chief Justice—W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento. ‘ Associate Justice—F.: M. LOTTI of Marin. : \ Associate Justice—LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angeles. 1 Secretary of State—CHARLES F. CURRY of San Francisco. ; Controller—E. P. COLGAN of $onoma. ~ Treasurer—FRUMAN REEVES of San Bernardino. Attorney General—ULYSSES ~S. ANGEL~eee Irishmen, Mike and Ba meaning of the Fourth ee r methods sell quick. hy or Country “ODEN INVESTMENT PANY, 620 Market Street, opposite » Hotel, San Francisco, DYERNMENT POSITIONS — YOUNG i Wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. InState Corres. Inst. Cedar Rapids, Ia. —4 Good Investment. —— Small or Large Amounts With Immediate Profits. speculation or gamble, but from legitibusiness. Bankers, merchants, pro~ jena] men, and all persons. inte! in y making with small capital are joinius. First-class references in any part of Uiited States. For particulars address eee COs Ninth and Pine Streets ous, Mo. First-Class Bootblack. ton Stevens, whose stand is at Wild's r shop, on Broad street, gives the Intown. All the latest sporti kept on hand. junt?-tf Have Your Free: New York ...... 00 Chicago . St. Louis, Corresponding la You can depos and your friends will be noti tISANTA FE, 841 Market 5t., San ther, on our crufse. ~ FROM Memphis or New Kansas City ..0....0ceeh eens porte eee rer ncetie w rates from all points East. it the money with any Santa Fe agent, fied immediately, or write the FIRING A SALUTE. The Way Two Naval Greenhornes Did It on a Warship. “On one of Uncle. Sam’s warships once,” said a naval officer, “we had enlisted among our able seamen two come aboard three days after they had landed in the. country, but they learned some things so quickly that they had acquired a very definite idea of the rney. They had of July long before the day arrived, which was something like a month after we had sailed It chanced that the two were on an early morning watch to-? gether when Independence day dawned, “-thev_at_guce began to plan for its During September and Octover House to Rent. ouse to rent on Broad street. Admbly located. Enquire at .the nscRiPt oftice or of Mrs. Deal o ty Hill. . tt IFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY . California and Montgomery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO land Surplus. ..$1,233,723.75 5,914,424.59 REST PAID ON DEPOSITS, ect to at the rate ‘of TWO PE CNT: per REST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSI rate of THREE AND = iB CENT. per annum, ND SURCTRMENE SIS EXECUTED. We are auth dard ‘9 & the GUARDIA EXECUTOR OF WILLS. a sic t DEPOSIT BOXE R ANNUM og OSES RENTED at $6.00 dew booklet “THE ” qybooklet “THE FLAKING OF A WILL’ DALZELL BROWN, Manager. ANGE OF MANAGEMENT! . nn G. Richards uzed full management of the well N YORK HOTEL @ BAR Will contin; and sis condur nal ihlabectelry in ce) nent will peeedard the cuisine deand clean maintained Home-like Teasunable, comfortable beds. Best of -wy : » EK, ARS served at PEER, LIGHORS . and cd I WDERTHNNG PARLORS Broad 8t., Nevada City. ee eee 5 . 4) », 7 thing requisite for funerals. ] “Xperienced a dance at all Gacettaley in atBest of verviog guaranteed lice of th , " Grove Oometaryt mn ncent : P*lephone No, 84. & }Red Cedar Shingles — This Is Our. Specialty Nature has adapted them to this climate. Now is the time to repair your roof. Mining and Building, Material al-~ ways on hand, Prompt delivery.M. L. & D. Marsh Shingles Red Cedar Francisco. Red Cedar Shingles

Shingles Red Cedar == POO eb halal DICKERMAN’S Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Koenigs Malt Extract NERME TONIC PPOPPPPDDEDEDEODDPDEDEDEDDDDPPDDDP PPPOE? It will give you an appetite, stimulate and build you up. MIeK ascts. 3 for 65 cts. ahhtedds . WEBB of Plumas. They also have sev. ) in Nevada county, . : E Wright of North San Juan was ‘the prime mover in the organization of Superintendent of Public Instruction » —THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare. Surveyor—VICTOR H. WOODS of an Luis Obispo. : State Printer—W. W. SHANNON of ‘an Francisco. Clerk of “the Supreme Court— TORANK C. JORDAN of Alameda. ‘ ? , itt THE PLATFORM. ‘Following is the report of the comdttee on platform and resolutions: , We, the republican part of the state ‘f California, in convention assembled, lereby adopt the following platform nd resolutions: We congratulate the people of the state upon the fact that this country ts in a condition of general prosperity. Such condition has existed since the first election of Willlam McKinley to the presidency of the United States in 1896. We declare that such condition is largely due to the beneficent legisla‘tion by the Republican party and to the general confidence of the people in the sound, able and conservativo administration of the public affairs by the republican party. -We-deplore-the--untimely.death of our great and beloved leader, William McKinley, and express our horror at the crime of his assassination. We mourn the loss to the country, coming in the fullness of his power and use fulness. We most heartily indorse the administration of President Roosevelt, whom we regard as a wise and worthy successor to the lamented William Me Kinley, as being. judicious, patriotic opposition to any sate apily_te_em-governmant wark whether performed in pubifc ar private . ” establishments. We. heartily commend our senators and representatives in ponerse for their untiring. zeal In belfalf of every materfal interest of California. We declare our firm opposition to all reciprocity treaties inconsistent with the protection to American labor and industry; to which the Republican party stands pledged, and especially. to any reciprocity arrangement with Cuba, or any other foreign country, as being destructive to the interests: of the beet-sugar, raisin, citrus and dried fruit industries of California, in which large amounts of capital have been invested, under the assurance that the same would be safeguarded by the protective tariff as other industries are protected; and we further declare our reciprocal policy other than that laid down in the republican national platform of 1900, which says: ‘We favor the associated policy of reciprocity, so directed as to open our markets on favorable terms for what we do not ourselves produce in return for free foreign markets,” We recognize the great and increasing importance of the petroleum oil industry of this state. It has not only become one of the large direct wealthproducing sources, but has proved ot incalculable benefit to our manufacturing and other industrial interests and will, we believe, be a continued source of advantage, enlarging the manufacturing industries and extending the commer f this state. We.a ciate the energy, courage and industry displayed by the petroleum miners of this state, and reeognize that we are indebted to them in no small degree for the remarkable development of this industry. ~ We commend the course of our senators and representatives in congress. andthe administration of the secretary of the interior, whereby the attempted taking of large areas of valuable petroleum oil lands under pretended selections of agricultural lands have been prevented. We favor legislation which will so regulate the process of injunctiom as to prevent its exercise in abridgement of the right of free speech or peaceful assemblage. and forceful,.and in. consonance with the best. traditions of the republican a broad and enlightened foreign and self:to be a friend of the great west coast as the reclamaticn of arid land the Isthmian canal and the exclusion of Chinese cheap labor; and he, therefore, deserves at our hands the support and indorsement which he has earned by his efforts to broaden the sphere of our national activities and to de velop the resources of this particular section of our glorious union. In recognition of his eminent services and sympathy the west and its people, he has earned and is entitled to the earnest support of the people of this state. We rejoice that the firm but enlightened policy pursued in the Philippines has secured peace in the islands, and that the work of education, civiligation, upbuilding and development is begun. We urge that contention over . our policy in the PiNlippines should now cease, and the beneficient plans of the civil government be given the united and cordial support of all the people. ; Te We declare that a fair and just recognition of the services of,the federal soldiers and sailors of the late civil war and those of the war with Spain requires that a lMberal provision be made, with pensions for the disabled soldiers and widows and orphans of those who foll for the flag. We commend the brilliant and patriotic services of our army and navy in maintaining the dignity and “onor of our flag on the seas and in our foreign possessions, and we condemn the malignant attacks now being made upon our soldiers and sailors. We commend all conspiracies and combines to restrict business, to create monopolies, to IMmit production or to control prices, and favor such legislation as wil! effectually re’train and prevent all sych abuses, protect and promote competition and secure the rights of producers, laborers and all —— ad ad _ Write for prices. My new Sawmill on the Washington Ridge is now running & ‘and I respectfully solicit 4 sbare of the public’s patronage. Mining ;Timber Cut to Order, W.B.LATHROP,, J NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA Engui Near the Depot,can.rely upon getting like place to stay. Pooms {0 Rent At MRS. ACKERMAN’S COLPAX, CAL. —o-— a ‘The only place in Colfax where you good, clean bede, This is a very pleasant and homeGuests will be called for any train. re at Depot Restaurant, Colfax, who are engaged in industry and commerce, and we approve and commend the efforts of President Roosevelt to enforce the laws against illegal combinations in restraint of trade,and pledge him our hearty support “in all his efforts to protect the people from all op pressive combinations of capital, . We rejoice in the fact that the act providing for the cutting. of a canal be tween the North ir South American continents was passed by a republican congress and signed by s republican president. We advocate the construction of government ships in government navy yards. We urge upon congress that ‘the national eight-hour law be extend OH party. President Rooseelt has pursued domestic: policy, and, has, shown him: . by his frank indo-sement.of,such 11¢as. ures peculiarly favored by the Pacific Believing that the people of this state are entitled to the best available service in all public positions, we favor the principle of the competitive merit system of appointment and promotion in all positions of a clerical or technical nature. We favor just and liberal appropetations for the proper maintenance ot the University of California, and we recommend that the growing needs and functions of the university be supplied from permanent sources of revenue. In view of the generally recognized fact that the prosperity and progress of California depends so largely upon the development of its water resources and the preservation of its forests, we favor a liberal appropriation to be made by the state to be used in cooperation with the federal government for the purpose of investigating suitable locations for storage reserveirs and tne cost of the same and in preparing some plan for the preservation of the forests. We protest against the adoption of the proposed assembly constitutional amendment No. 28. This amendment if adopted would confer unhéard-of arbitrary powers upon both the governor of the state and the proposed commission. It would be subversive of the well-established rights of botu cities and counties and would be a revolutionary change in the methods of dealing. with~quasi-public corporations, We indorsé-the improving of tha Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and urge that ample appropriations be made for increasing the drainage and flood carrying capacities of our rivers, vention to an economical administration of the affairs of the state. MAITLAND BROS, In Their New Saloon ! Have moved into their new cuerters »n Com mercial street and invite a:l theix former patrons to call and ses ‘bem. They will make ita point to serve be fires trands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Jrinks a Specialty. MAITLAND BROS., Props. CommeraialSt Union Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union Hotel; Henry Lane, = Prop’r The filnestturn-outeia the ounty,cad pleWe pledge the nominees of this ¢on} Gas is Now Nealy, The cheapest and most convenient fuel for the idael ome. No smoke, ashes, soot or dust. It is always ready. Price, for fuel, $1.60 net; for lighting, $2.50 net, per thoussand feet. This must bé pat before the roth of each month, otherwise the charges will be: for fuel $2 10; for lighting $3, Horada. Conny Gas & lati, JOHN WERRY, Manager. POLITICAL. POSITIVELY no announcement will be made}: unless payment is made in advance. For County Clerk— F. lL. Arpogast Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Olerk, subject to the decision. of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Supervisor, 34 District— EB T. Worthiey ‘is hereby announced as a candidate. for Supervisor of the third, district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nomjnating Convention. For Supervisor, 3d District— H. C. Grissel Is hereby announced as a candidate for Supervisor of the third district, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For County Recorder— William H. Bray Is hereby announced ‘as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for decision of the Republican nominating convention. For Assemblyman, 9th District J. Sims Is hereby announced as a candidate for Assemblyman of the 9th District, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For Sheriff— Henry R. Walker Is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. For County Assessor— H. Cc. Schroeder Is hereby announced as a candidate for County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominat-~ iog Convention. For Supervisor, 3d District— Grant Skidmore Is hereby_announced as a candidate for Superviser_of the Third District, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, For Sheriff— Valentine Apfield Is hereby announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convenion. Pe ae or s make ri# Photographs. {. and make them ia . @ first-class manner. 1 also frame ° them when s0 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. Tt 2 ier and night MOORE —i> » Public Administrator, subject to the . *® . \SIMPLICITY The Sacramento Laundries have entered into a combine to raise the price on all Laundry work. We have not. Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay Io per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work cannot beexcelled anywhere on the Coast. Try us and see for yourself. ~ -~@—@—-0—0—-0— 0-00-00 0-0-0 NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION} Leave érders or Bnndies at Wells, Fargo'& Co.'s Office, Nevada City, Cal. SS Home Only Employed % * * x . sg Just received a fine line of WAFERS.. All flavors and varieties. OHAMPAGNE WAFERS ATHENA WAFERS GRAHAM ORAOKERS RAMONA WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS in a variety of flavors, ’ SOCIAL TEA WAFERS CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES in 6 pound packages, A prize in every package. ice 80 cents. \ P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street, Nevada City. * 1 Ry £2 CAINS AN iN \ % ; Citizens Bamnitz Incorperated in 1876.) NEVADA OITY $200,000.00; Reserve Fund = $5,500.00 75,000.00 . Undivided Protits 36,000.00 BROAD STREET, : Authorized CapitalPaid-Up Capital ° OFFICERS—President, KE. M, Preston; Vice-President, Geo. M. Hughes: Cashier, John T Morgan; Assistant Cashier and Secretary, D. E. Morgan. DIRECTORS—E. M. Preston, John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes, D. K. Morgan, Lord Housman, Chas. E. Clinch. OF FiCE HOURS—From 10 a. M.to4 P.M. Saturdays from 6:30 to 8 o’slock P. M. Money loaned on approved securities. MONEY ORDERS issued payable at par on all points in California, une! SIGHT DRAFTS payable at par on LONQ@ON, PARIS, DUBLIN, and all points in BULLION purchased and assayed. Business for Grass Valley can be transacted with advantage at this Bank. DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than allothers in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. PORTABILITY ALIGNMENT Ask for.. Castle Rock ~ HORSESHOERS National Protective Association, of the United States. Local Branch, No. 286 of Nevada County PRICE—PER SET: Pick-Pocket CIGARS There are no better Cigars made for the mouey. Manufactured by Schuernet Brothers SACRAMENTO, CAL. All Shoelng (0, 1, 2, 3and 4) Nos.5and6. LOCAL MEMBERS—J. W. Shelby. Martin Snewbridge. Al. Attkisson, Richard Noell, Joseph Glasson, Thos, Negima Srthne J.W. Withers, J. P. Kenny, A. M. Peek. * Valuable Gold Mining Interest For Sale There is a large ledge showing plenty of-free gold and sulphurets, This mine ia.as I represent it and if apen investameion you it. as pot ng euch, expenses to and from the wits? Lan Wetads City, Cal. Take 6 o’clock Bloomfield stage. PROF. JOHN TILTON, on the mine Yr EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. Se co. ah ‘Our Prices Remainthe Same e