September 17, 1901 (4 pages)

wow 7 JS tricken Down. ie STATE FUNERAL ee tHE TRANS OE TT TUESDAY «56+ +s-50e Sept Personal Happenings. Ohe Hew Gax Rate. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. -—>s—P.O. BOX B . Issued Byory Brening, Sundays Bxcoptec aT BRVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— Sacramento, Sept. 16—Sheriff F. T. Johnson is ina precarious condition las the result of a paralytic stroke suffered shortly after 3 o'clock thie morning. Throughout the greater part ofthe day the sufferer has been unMiss Louise Scheemer, who has been t San Francisco for several weeks ill return home this evening. : Mr. and Mrs, Grant Skidmore are down from North Bloomfield. Raise of 5 Cents Occastoned by Abolition af County Licenses. Io speaking of the tax rate, as published in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, the Death of W. O. Hi. igs W. 0. H. Mactin, who res : ‘ se ; 7 J, Hayes of Gan Jose is ~y — Tidings-Telegraph ex Aerial ay re conscious, and his physicians von~ San Juan Ridge along in th os vinit. ! for Nevada county was fixed by jaleider hie case so grave a8 to require died at Reno, Nevada, on . & ByfMell, *. $6 Perv i J. L, Seibert came down today from@gupervisors today, sitting in specie ir constant presence at his bedside. evening. He had been : By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Of the Late President, William McMoore’s Flat. session at Névada City, The rate inas as Sandie a friend who had F ponnivor dha circles at thi Delivered to any part of the city, : uuaneiocwe. Valley is ae ae pa arc Bes gun just left the Johnson as oe _— over thirty reat . W : : ; motile “wat ou «the condition of the patient was ears ago was OD Reson sf TUESDAY ... Sept. 17, 1901 Kinley, at ashington Today. A.D. Gassaway came down todayfeach $100 assessed valuation, pee a serious, but expressed the hope of ulti-Jreceiving concessions from the a B eobandias business, His Bt x ae . om North Bloomfield. lan-increase of five centa over last year which would. make the total olose ts needed him in the store, the tax rate. The reason the rate has been} mately ict Seer mus advanced should not be attributed to : ra any fault of the Supervisors: Owing Arrested on Suspicion. to an act passed by the last session of the Legislature, providing that coun~ ties could levy licenses for regulation only, the county is deprived of an inome amounting to nearly $10,000 a year. The increase of five cents in the rate will amount to only about $3500, 30 it will be seen that there will bea deficiency in the county funds to the tune of $5000 or $6000, This deficiency, it seems, will affect the school system more than any other branch of county affairs, and as a result it is probable that Grass Valley and Nevada City may be compelled to limit their echool} year to nine months, Of this the auhorities are not positive, but County Superintendent Rogers is of the opinion that such is likely to happen. It is the prevailing opinion that the Supervisors have done their best and have been as economical as possible in the administration of county affairs. I was the expectation that a reduction would be made this year, and it seems) uufortunate that such a large deficiency should come at this time. This is an Supervisor John Fay returned to SUSP N D z ruckee today. ? ‘ Supervisor Al Woods today returned WASHINGTON, Sept 17.--The State hineral Of tlhe lateme’® 1m 008 BE North Ben Juno. ALL BUSINES . stiring from active busine fevoting some attention to: sonnected with the Preside Reno Bank. : Mr. Martin’s mother and jded in this city for seve heir home having been at Scheemer place, near the W Roboolhouse. Another Attachment § the $5000 mark, ie ; Man Found Dead, ioe rbeet OLEveLAND, O., Sept. 16—Frank Idings, 22 years of age, & blacksmith, was arraigne1 before Judge Kennedy at the Central Police Court today upon the charge of suspicion. In a saloon on St. Clair street, Idings is alleged to have said: “I belong toa society that will give $50,000 to any man who will kill. President Roosevelt.” Idings, at his hearing today, did not deny that he made the statement. He was remanded to jail and will be given another hearing on Wednesday. _~ -+-8@0Malaria Makes Impure Blood.ceo Knights Templar to Meet. Coroner Daniels yesterday received a dispatch from Emigrant Gap which stated that a man had been found dead at Fall Oreek, seven miles from the former place. The man, according to the dispatch, had secidentally shot: himself and the Coroner was requested to come and take charge of the m. mains, and therfore he left Grase Vai. ley on the6 o’clock train last night for. Emigrant Gap, Fall Oreek is in Bear 4 alley and near the Placer county ling, No further particulars of the tragedy were received. President McKinley. was held to-day before an immense multitude of people on the streets. There were representa Grand Commander George B. Mctives present from all of the civilized countries of the world Bixee of the Knights Templar hss issued besides many from the various States of the Union. nstructions to all commanderies in : he State of California regarding the obPresident Roosevelt and ex-President Cleveland were inj§sequies of the late lamented President. : i All members are requested to assemattendance. ble at their respective halle on Thurs : day next and hold exercises of respect according to their rules and regulations. Deputy Sheriff Waters wen Valley this afternoon to serv ttachinnient on the Coe mi ime the lien is filed by the B jes Power Co. in the sum of ind represents the amount ectrical power furnished ompany. ‘The addition of , med lien makes a total of of 0 in attachments which he led against the company rece ey Gone for Witnesses Promptly at nine o’clock the pallbearer¢ raised the casket and walked slowly down the main entfance of the White House. As the hearse moved away, the mourner entered carriages and followed the bedy. It was expected that Mrs. McKinley would attend, but Doctor Rixey finally decided not to tax her strength unless it was absolutely nec ‘At a masse meeting of the citizens ofmessary, So she remained .in her room under the care of he Nevada City, held at City Hall on Mon-Msister and niece. There were thousands of soldiers and day evening, for the purpose ef mak-Hcailors inthe funeral procession, which occupied an hour and ing arrangements for the proper obBy all means let Ozolgosz be saved from possible lynching. Let the wretch have a chance to study over his own infamy and the fate that is in store for him. ° Piano Tuning aud Repairing. O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City ana will call on all his patrons, Orders can be left at the post office. Box 155. t¢ Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 606 my15-6m ———_—_260-2 The Best Prescription For Malaria Chills and‘ Fever isa bottle of Grove TasteLess Onitt Tonio. It is simply BUFFALO LaGer Beer on draught, at iron and quinine in a tasteless form #5 cents a glass, at Council: Chambers No cure—no pay. Price 50c. W. J. Britland, proprietor. jug oe The Curse of Womankind s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per Sheriff Getchell went to Ne pan today to subpoena witn Chinese murder case now in . ; ; a half passing a given point. . Senge = elgg tes Lge gpedl ire expensive county to maintain, particu: . 1 the Yuba county. Superior servance of Thursday next, the day of f mae : Every box guaranteed. For gale by H.@ larly on account of the nuaerous steel : be case is that of a Ohinap the tusbeudi ail waitdate Mesinioiea vals An accident occurred at 1 Pp. M. in front of the Capitol Dickerman, sole agent: bridges that are required and the large Bip led one cf his countryme: dent, William McKinley, who was sogWhen a crush occurred at the foot of the main staircase. Saas tii soude on aie. Tie ae . ‘armies: Wiser: cruelly murdered, and that day hav-™Many women and children fainted and were carried into the eee Teen Paves po complaint even at a rate of $2.65, as : : ne 0 weet Fs iled t Ap 4 A . ; y ‘ A ; the officials ia charge of county affairs —-_ she Uwoer rai 0 ‘ @ legal holiday b: ‘Allow a.cough to run until it gets be-' s <> 000-000 <a> > 4 : ry eg y by#Capitol, where medical aid was rendered. ana dius veel oi addicics. They of-Mare doing their best and have the inter. a the President of the United States, on say, “Ob, it will wear away,” but infest of the taxpayers at heart. A horse which was recently phing astray: by Poundmasts vas sold to B. F. Snell te som of ten/dollars, The kept inthe Pound the r mber of days, and the owner pat in an appearance, ~ — -+-9@e-+— ‘ most cases it wears them away. Ooald An Ideal Parlor. they be induced to try the successful This concentration of interests in §™@edtcine called Kemp's Balsam, which . is sold on a positive guarantee to cure a room is by no means an unworthy they would Reteuitenty, ais th. eaoel~ study. Many rooms are spoiled Mient effect after taking the first dose without it. It has been successfully §Price 25c. and 500. Trial size tree. For accomplished in a parlor overlookMele by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ing a square. One side of this room vg is taken up with a large bay window. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The other side, at right angles to it, ne Holland Ranch, situated near is taken up by the fireplace sunk in §Oolumbia Hill ie offered ata bargain. a recess and so carrying out the line Terme part down and balance on time. of the window. The study of the ™@uquire of Brown & Morgan. te mistress-has been to-make two cenAlong, ewéet smoke, Thomas Paine ters to her room, one around the M§Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. window, which is always charming ae by day, and one around the fireplace Merchants, miners, mechanics and for the night. Her table, therefore, farmers ell drink’ Jesse Moore whiskey with its writing materialseand its fin preference to any other brand. reading lamps, has been piaced in te een front of the fireplace, with two easy J} The Best Prescription for Malaria chairs before it, where she and her husband can read when the logs are Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s — —— ++ ope A Shock ing Calamity. ~Theodore Roosevelt, and the Governo Doing His Best. ‘ . ae = of the State of California, Henry T senoved with you,” sid pa EE Gage, the Secretary of the meeting was adviser. ~ 3 ee unanimously instructed to request vty ia easel inquired Senthat ALL BUSINESS, HOUSES INE. “They say you haven’t done a NEVADA CITY BE CLOSED THE me poaialoaes 7 ee ~ are becoming so rich and arrogant. ENTIRE DAY, ON THURSDAY “You go back and tell my constitSEPTEMBER 19th. uents they wrong me. Tell them that whenever I have come in conai ALEX. GAULT, Obair men tact with a trust I have done all in SIDNEY PEARD, Secretary. my power to take some of its money away from it.”—Washington Star. Om Sale Todasy / Ladies Fleece Lined Vests and Pants See them in one of our large windows. All sizes asc, The best value you ever saw. Well worth going miles to see. We had to go to the mills after them or you would never get them for 25 cents.New things in Dry Goods. Come just to look. May bring your purse. But get our prices. If you want to sée the latest in all kinds of Goods, come to us. They are coming in every day. New Fall Goods Arriving Daily Wool Underwear for Fall, Wool Hosiery for Fall, New Dress Trimmings for Fall, Tennis Flannel, Outing ous of marrying. I may mot g Lite Pile These pills change weak Flannel, Flannelette, Corsets, Kid Gloves. Also a nice tiest girl in the country, but rength, listlessness. int i ; } energy, brain-fag into mental pent line of new Fancy Hose. 2 pone, T Mine who is apxi lighted. On the left of the table#jPasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply§They’re wonderful in puilding up the (oe dP : yme. I'sell numbers for § there is a sofa facing the window gree bod seme Rag naggedte oe eee, Only 26e per box. Sold by Wmwome and Pay us:a visit. Respectfully, te when paid for the num! with its pretty view, while grouped ; ae pee ‘ ; I ty the holder of said numbe before it are more chairs. Here she MAEIE Ee «az, CoO. Be ‘be draws the lacky nam takes her afternoon tea.—Harper’s Bete. Twill have the rafftin ted on fair and equere mea Bazar. ies entirely disinterestedmbers from 1 to 3000 will be . box, and a blindfolded ‘part placed ina bex, and e blind: y will draw out one numb marry the holder of the : bber as soon as ghe is ready, hey will be invested soas to su ndsomely, I shalf take the extended wedding trip,” “Lately befell a railroad laborer,” writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark, “His foot was badly crushed, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. Iv’s simply wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions, It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guar. anteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. — + e@ee — . Would Raffle Himself ¢ A young man of Glencoe, Ok tritory, is offering 8,000 tick nself ag husband, which he ig $5 each, and it is said they are @ hot cakes. This ig how . inshis scheme; “By sellin, noes for $5 each, it will br’ 5,000, which is a enfficient e ney,to attract any young wom President Roosevelt will go bravely and loyally to an almost impossible task—the fulfilling of expectations based on the interrupted work of the greatest man in the world. Working Night and Day. ‘ Both « Sides Defiant. The Game of Orders. King Edward has shown his ability to uphold his own dignity and that of the English crown in rather an amusing encounter with the sultan of Turkey. The sultan thought it necessary to show some recognition of King Edward’s accession to the throne. At the same time he did not wish to offend the Russian czar or the German kaiser by seeming to treat the British sovereign With too great deference. The sultan therefore offered to bestow on King Edward the Turkish order of merit, Nichan-I-Inmtiaz, established in 1879 by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to reward palace cooks, rich merchants.and others who had won themfof his fond nephew for a little ready suitan’s esteem in a moderate way. money. But there is no better setThe sultan stated in his messagem™ ting of the altogether fictitious story to the king that he could show noffthan this. ''he nephew wrote: higher mark of regard, for the new Dear Uncle—If rou could see how I blush for The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New « San Franowsco, September 16.—The strike situation in this city :is unchanged. The strike leaders claim that! the men are not seeking their old positions and that they are as determined as ever to make the employers come to their terms. The employers say tha’ they are filling the places of the strik ers, men from the interior and outside ' cities constantly applying for the posi . tions vacated by the strikers. { Dimintok Indicted, ve Uncle Got the Best of It. In how many forms it would be impossible to say the cruel uncle of fiction has answered the application C) UR QUR Own Baling Tce OWN : BAKING as It upon purchasing a can you find it POW D E R does not give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and San Franoisco, September 16—The' Federal Grand Jury today returned’ three indictments against Waiter N. Dimmick, former chief clerk of th Mint. The main charge is that in the third indictment, where Dimmick is accused of embezzling $80,000 from king of England. De va Haan. why? Bevetop + have bese om ; nS your 50 cents will be refunded. We a indiataaet eck _, es : a a ing Edward, however, knew betfem. pounds and lo not wee ie te express pet I L B CAN feel sure you will be pleased with the sai i — oriasuitne ® ota ny eae “ter, but was too diplomatic to say so." tt Is imposible for me pstinelh ny once She oe ped pepsi t h ewe ps a J.H. Hanaford in the M8 He knew that the Imperial Order[M wait forewn answer, Belies j : , that hae been opene .J.H. Hanaford says in th and ‘sinbeasite! wad: “tiles Rinmelagenr hae t aes ee wal dovvan aurwet,, Bellare wie, may eet sm \ dW 50 CTs: and tried. Oan you blame as for being Plowman: Ifthe first cou confident that it will please you? TIULLOY, Grocer. This is the charge on which Dimmick has been having a hearing before Commissioner Heacock. The second iudictment charges him with embezz‘ing, perly treated, the firet step tion of consumption Sie. Be # developed, the breath set fr dnot fear consumption.” K { © P. S.—Overcome with shame for what. I have wri(ten, [. have been running after the messenget in order to take the letter from him, but I cannot catch him. .Teaven grant that something may happen to stop him or that my letter may stowed on the German kaiser, was the highest Turkish dignity, and he easily understood the sultan’s mu. tive in offering the inferior decoraim for the throat and rt CHAS. E. using and failing to deposit seven difti et lost. [ per treatment for the jon. He therefore sent a message B® ‘ Bother remea . ferent sums of money between Decem-B thanking the sultan for his “gener-J The uncle was naturally touched, Nconsumption Pipi i ber 18, 1899, end February 20, 1901. ous courtesy” and offering in return but was equal to the emergency. He replied as follows: My Dear Jack~-Console yourself and blush n¢ longer. Providencw has heard your prayers. Th Messenger lost your letver. Your affectionate un . to confer on his Turkish majesty ee ae i A Commendable Action. the rank of chevalier of the Royal Malaria c Victoria order and expressing his ria Causes Billousness a Our City Trustees are being bighl gret that he could not bestow on complimented for their patriotic andmjhim the Order of the Garter, the le Soe Agets{"™ME : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY R=" ="E=* ae *—=>+4—0 —<»> pq —. : TY) Tasteless Chill Tonto sai FOR cleaning a watch or clock" was"to lubricate the works cause, ei: Sterilized Money. manly action in the memorial exer-Mhighest English decoration, Thelf Owing to the ecistence of a prea oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: t Bige whiskey Cee : cises now being arranged for nextgéultan, seeing the irony of the reply, M fet fever epidemic in Keene NH. fathors carried. 2 h any thet ry seg Thareday. Instead of going sroundgdid not send the Order of ImtiazMithe local bank tov: starilinen oil ihe FINE W E » and being : : all th 1 AT Bed be call and soliciting contributions, the Boardij and pn wht Sg Sing ay money which passes through ne CCN CHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. called for. unanimously decided to defray all th the ribbon of the Victoria order. hands. The notes and coins are useage pe een be removed piece, by"piece, Each minute wheel must be . (iood Meats dead. All the members of the Board . Mr. Cadd—No, indeed! I never Y Sepestus’ and heated. by : 10 their life, @ them adjusted frequently, years are sd ley Brothers have the very neans of a‘Bunsen burner. A thernometer is provided to show thé inerior temperature at all times. The pven is heated to 300 degrees when assocjate with my inferiors. Do you? Miss Peppery —I can’t say. don’t think I’ve ever met any of are aiding the movement to properly observe the approaching sad occasion, and our citizens appreciate their good) A. & H. W. HARTUNG, times “°% 80d veal on he = —— Oe » efforts very mach, . your inferiors.—Philadelphia Prass. ure. ‘ . §Broad Street i atchmakers, Nevada City q Does It Pay to Buy Cheap MeKinley s Gstate. ms . 2 right, bat yom want HER (oe) Sy, ee %, “es will relieve and car New York, September 16.—The valu & band et, a8 @ rean! of the estate of the late President, in e . “4 S ao) dang troubles. What clusive of everything he owned and Lite tt ima — iF You, if Bown! insurance policies upon his life, is b : : ‘Ml cg nn Pe Tt 4 the o you, then in eithe: lieved to be about $200,000. When ¢ ‘ if leed in al cy pat hae be McKinley was elected for: the fire ) M t t ea . . Tee ilized ‘oom time rs had ace practically every abe PS r. ey abe ou an Mr Th i n Man “B escheat Gennes and cent he posse: y indorsing no! ey, eeals and i for Ohio. friends, He was s most genThis way, Gentlemen, here’s your Winter Clothin ee ° destroy the germ x ; infla : erous map, caring little for money. He! Clothes from the average ‘wnne give ak “ready-made” Clothing Many Stout Men, He ata’ given a bone pgoi . 3 siepped into the White House finan-§— Oe : . Clally wregked, not merely having lost ( . all of his money, but heavily in debt! and with notes out against him. His#ij ot Slim’Men nd Men who require different in despair. -We bring them hope. We ptosis te fit every alteration in some : : 1€ particularly severe cases ise being abnormal in shape, csi ti ri ¢ We'll surpri 4 Cures the patient oe rage commended 8 fa Almanac, the wor d. Get G one directly from our Clothing Tables—with perhaps a little you with the [lothes; possibly more with the prices—for, — ' Tailor, so to. speak. We do away with that and chargeSy nou more than we do the ordinary man. N é ip AB : ; : : ever mind how i to pay a penalty to your ~~ seen Sones -~ ~ ne Some set at may ae you by fitting you, as well as by saving you quite a sum of money. Comé, see at any rate. Tae y ie shape may be, bring itn here and we Tye! ze on dren ; . f ¥ ‘ 888, g min. “Breen page ck e ore = Satisfaction guaranteed and your money back if goods ate potmy represented. We aim to please ae . : , ‘Brtland, propeletor, a peu scling hag Canton home, th e have given up the Picture Busioe ee the new cigar surgdan, polleldsncomeanting ta? ness. Our contract having expired, @oO Cor Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada City pele. = more than $60,000, comprise the bulk ee = ‘Ss "4 Oneal, 2 @ ‘ower Main Street, Grass Valley. Mt everyone whe ‘ey Bea

wow 7 JS tricken Down. ie STATE FUNERAL ee tHE TRANS OE TT TUESDAY «56+ +s-50e Sept Personal Happenings. Ohe Hew Gax Rate. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. -—>s—P.O. BOX B . Issued Byory Brening, Sundays Bxcoptec aT BRVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— Sacramento, Sept. 16—Sheriff F. T. Johnson is ina precarious condition las the result of a paralytic stroke suffered shortly after 3 o'clock thie morning. Throughout the greater part ofthe day the sufferer has been unMiss Louise Scheemer, who has been t San Francisco for several weeks ill return home this evening. : Mr. and Mrs, Grant Skidmore are down from North Bloomfield. Raise of 5 Cents Occastoned by Abolition af County Licenses. Io speaking of the tax rate, as published in yesterday’s TRANSCRIPT, the Death of W. O. Hi. igs W. 0. H. Mactin, who res : ‘ se ; 7 J, Hayes of Gan Jose is ~y — Tidings-Telegraph ex Aerial ay re conscious, and his physicians von~ San Juan Ridge along in th os vinit. ! for Nevada county was fixed by jaleider hie case so grave a8 to require died at Reno, Nevada, on . & ByfMell, *. $6 Perv i J. L, Seibert came down today from@gupervisors today, sitting in specie ir constant presence at his bedside. evening. He had been : By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Of the Late President, William McMoore’s Flat. session at Névada City, The rate inas as Sandie a friend who had F ponnivor dha circles at thi Delivered to any part of the city, : uuaneiocwe. Valley is ae ae pa arc Bes gun just left the Johnson as oe _— over thirty reat . W : : ; motile “wat ou «the condition of the patient was ears ago was OD Reson sf TUESDAY ...... Sept. 17, 1901 Kinley, at ashington Today. A.D. Gassaway came down todayfeach $100 assessed valuation, pee a serious, but expressed the hope of ulti-Jreceiving concessions from the a B eobandias business, His Bt x ae . om North Bloomfield. lan-increase of five centa over last year which would. make the total olose ts needed him in the store, the tax rate. The reason the rate has been} mately ict Seer mus advanced should not be attributed to : ra any fault of the Supervisors: Owing Arrested on Suspicion. to an act passed by the last session of the Legislature, providing that coun~ ties could levy licenses for regulation only, the county is deprived of an inome amounting to nearly $10,000 a year. The increase of five cents in the rate will amount to only about $3500, 30 it will be seen that there will bea deficiency in the county funds to the tune of $5000 or $6000, This deficiency, it seems, will affect the school system more than any other branch of county affairs, and as a result it is probable that Grass Valley and Nevada City may be compelled to limit their echool} year to nine months, Of this the auhorities are not positive, but County Superintendent Rogers is of the opinion that such is likely to happen. It is the prevailing opinion that the Supervisors have done their best and have been as economical as possible in the administration of county affairs. I was the expectation that a reduction would be made this year, and it seems) uufortunate that such a large deficiency should come at this time. This is an Supervisor John Fay returned to SUSP N D z ruckee today. ? ‘ Supervisor Al Woods today returned WASHINGTON, Sept 17.--The State hineral Of tlhe lateme’® 1m 008 BE North Ben Juno. ALL BUSINES . stiring from active busine fevoting some attention to: sonnected with the Preside Reno Bank. : Mr. Martin’s mother and jded in this city for seve heir home having been at Scheemer place, near the W Roboolhouse. Another Attachment § the $5000 mark, ie ; Man Found Dead, ioe rbeet OLEveLAND, O., Sept. 16—Frank Idings, 22 years of age, & blacksmith, was arraigne1 before Judge Kennedy at the Central Police Court today upon the charge of suspicion. In a saloon on St. Clair street, Idings is alleged to have said: “I belong toa society that will give $50,000 to any man who will kill. President Roosevelt.” Idings, at his hearing today, did not deny that he made the statement. He was remanded to jail and will be given another hearing on Wednesday. _~ -+-8@0Malaria Makes Impure Blood.ceo Knights Templar to Meet. Coroner Daniels yesterday received a dispatch from Emigrant Gap which stated that a man had been found dead at Fall Oreek, seven miles from the former place. The man, according to the dispatch, had secidentally shot: himself and the Coroner was requested to come and take charge of the m. mains, and therfore he left Grase Vai. ley on the6 o’clock train last night for. Emigrant Gap, Fall Oreek is in Bear 4 alley and near the Placer county ling, No further particulars of the tragedy were received. President McKinley. was held to-day before an immense multitude of people on the streets. There were representa Grand Commander George B. Mctives present from all of the civilized countries of the world Bixee of the Knights Templar hss issued besides many from the various States of the Union. nstructions to all commanderies in : he State of California regarding the obPresident Roosevelt and ex-President Cleveland were inj§sequies of the late lamented President. : i All members are requested to assemattendance. ble at their respective halle on Thurs : day next and hold exercises of respect according to their rules and regulations. Deputy Sheriff Waters wen Valley this afternoon to serv ttachinnient on the Coe mi ime the lien is filed by the B jes Power Co. in the sum of ind represents the amount ectrical power furnished ompany. ‘The addition of , med lien makes a total of of 0 in attachments which he led against the company rece ey Gone for Witnesses Promptly at nine o’clock the pallbearer¢ raised the casket and walked slowly down the main entfance of the White House. As the hearse moved away, the mourner entered carriages and followed the bedy. It was expected that Mrs. McKinley would attend, but Doctor Rixey finally decided not to tax her strength unless it was absolutely nec ‘At a masse meeting of the citizens ofmessary, So she remained .in her room under the care of he Nevada City, held at City Hall on Mon-Msister and niece. There were thousands of soldiers and day evening, for the purpose ef mak-Hcailors inthe funeral procession, which occupied an hour and ing arrangements for the proper obBy all means let Ozolgosz be saved from possible lynching. Let the wretch have a chance to study over his own infamy and the fate that is in store for him. ° Piano Tuning aud Repairing. O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City ana will call on all his patrons, Orders can be left at the post office. Box 155. t¢ Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 606 my15-6m ———_—_260-2 The Best Prescription For Malaria Chills and‘ Fever isa bottle of Grove TasteLess Onitt Tonio. It is simply BUFFALO LaGer Beer on draught, at iron and quinine in a tasteless form #5 cents a glass, at Council: Chambers No cure—no pay. Price 50c. W. J. Britland, proprietor. jug oe The Curse of Womankind s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per Sheriff Getchell went to Ne pan today to subpoena witn Chinese murder case now in . ; ; a half passing a given point. . Senge = elgg tes Lge gpedl ire expensive county to maintain, particu: . 1 the Yuba county. Superior servance of Thursday next, the day of f mae : Every box guaranteed. For gale by H.@ larly on account of the nuaerous steel : be case is that of a Ohinap the tusbeudi ail waitdate Mesinioiea vals An accident occurred at 1 Pp. M. in front of the Capitol Dickerman, sole agent: bridges that are required and the large Bip led one cf his countryme: dent, William McKinley, who was sogWhen a crush occurred at the foot of the main staircase. Saas tii soude on aie. Tie ae . ‘armies: Wiser: cruelly murdered, and that day hav-™Many women and children fainted and were carried into the eee Teen Paves po complaint even at a rate of $2.65, as : : ne 0 weet Fs iled t Ap 4 A . ; y ‘ A ; the officials ia charge of county affairs —-_ she Uwoer rai 0 ‘ @ legal holiday b: ‘Allow a.cough to run until it gets be-' s <> 000-000 <a> > 4 : ry eg y by#Capitol, where medical aid was rendered. ana dius veel oi addicics. They of-Mare doing their best and have the inter. a the President of the United States, on say, “Ob, it will wear away,” but infest of the taxpayers at heart. A horse which was recently phing astray: by Poundmasts vas sold to B. F. Snell te som of ten/dollars, The kept inthe Pound the r mber of days, and the owner pat in an appearance, ~ — -+-9@e-+— ‘ most cases it wears them away. Ooald An Ideal Parlor. they be induced to try the successful This concentration of interests in §™@edtcine called Kemp's Balsam, which . is sold on a positive guarantee to cure a room is by no means an unworthy they would Reteuitenty, ais th. eaoel~ study. Many rooms are spoiled Mient effect after taking the first dose without it. It has been successfully §Price 25c. and 500. Trial size tree. For accomplished in a parlor overlookMele by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ing a square. One side of this room vg is taken up with a large bay window. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The other side, at right angles to it, ne Holland Ranch, situated near is taken up by the fireplace sunk in §Oolumbia Hill ie offered ata bargain. a recess and so carrying out the line Terme part down and balance on time. of the window. The study of the ™@uquire of Brown & Morgan. te mistress-has been to-make two cenAlong, ewéet smoke, Thomas Paine ters to her room, one around the M§Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. window, which is always charming ae by day, and one around the fireplace Merchants, miners, mechanics and for the night. Her table, therefore, farmers ell drink’ Jesse Moore whiskey with its writing materialseand its fin preference to any other brand. reading lamps, has been piaced in te een front of the fireplace, with two easy J} The Best Prescription for Malaria chairs before it, where she and her husband can read when the logs are Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s — —— ++ ope A Shock ing Calamity. ~Theodore Roosevelt, and the Governo Doing His Best. ‘ . ae = of the State of California, Henry T senoved with you,” sid pa EE Gage, the Secretary of the meeting was adviser. ~ 3 ee unanimously instructed to request vty ia easel inquired Senthat ALL BUSINESS, HOUSES INE. “They say you haven’t done a NEVADA CITY BE CLOSED THE me poaialoaes 7 ee ~

are becoming so rich and arrogant. ENTIRE DAY, ON THURSDAY “You go back and tell my constitSEPTEMBER 19th. uents they wrong me. Tell them that whenever I have come in conai ALEX. GAULT, Obair men tact with a trust I have done all in SIDNEY PEARD, Secretary. my power to take some of its money away from it.”—Washington Star. Om Sale Todasy / Ladies Fleece Lined Vests and Pants See them in one of our large windows. All sizes asc, The best value you ever saw. Well worth going miles to see. We had to go to the mills after them or you would never get them for 25 cents.New things in Dry Goods. Come just to look. May bring your purse. But get our prices. If you want to sée the latest in all kinds of Goods, come to us. They are coming in every day. New Fall Goods Arriving Daily Wool Underwear for Fall, Wool Hosiery for Fall, New Dress Trimmings for Fall, Tennis Flannel, Outing ous of marrying. I may mot g Lite Pile These pills change weak Flannel, Flannelette, Corsets, Kid Gloves. Also a nice tiest girl in the country, but rength, listlessness. int i ; } energy, brain-fag into mental pent line of new Fancy Hose. 2 pone, T Mine who is apxi lighted. On the left of the table#jPasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply§They’re wonderful in puilding up the (oe dP : yme. I'sell numbers for § there is a sofa facing the window gree bod seme Rag naggedte oe eee, Only 26e per box. Sold by Wmwome and Pay us:a visit. Respectfully, te when paid for the num! with its pretty view, while grouped ; ae pee ‘ ; I ty the holder of said numbe before it are more chairs. Here she MAEIE Ee «az, CoO. Be ‘be draws the lacky nam takes her afternoon tea.—Harper’s Bete. Twill have the rafftin ted on fair and equere mea Bazar. ies entirely disinterestedmbers from 1 to 3000 will be . box, and a blindfolded ‘part placed ina bex, and e blind: y will draw out one numb marry the holder of the : bber as soon as ghe is ready, hey will be invested soas to su ndsomely, I shalf take the extended wedding trip,” “Lately befell a railroad laborer,” writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark, “His foot was badly crushed, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. Iv’s simply wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions, It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guar. anteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. — + e@ee — . Would Raffle Himself ¢ A young man of Glencoe, Ok tritory, is offering 8,000 tick nself ag husband, which he ig $5 each, and it is said they are @ hot cakes. This ig how . inshis scheme; “By sellin, noes for $5 each, it will br’ 5,000, which is a enfficient e ney,to attract any young wom President Roosevelt will go bravely and loyally to an almost impossible task—the fulfilling of expectations based on the interrupted work of the greatest man in the world. Working Night and Day. ‘ Both « Sides Defiant. The Game of Orders. King Edward has shown his ability to uphold his own dignity and that of the English crown in rather an amusing encounter with the sultan of Turkey. The sultan thought it necessary to show some recognition of King Edward’s accession to the throne. At the same time he did not wish to offend the Russian czar or the German kaiser by seeming to treat the British sovereign With too great deference. The sultan therefore offered to bestow on King Edward the Turkish order of merit, Nichan-I-Inmtiaz, established in 1879 by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to reward palace cooks, rich merchants.and others who had won themfof his fond nephew for a little ready suitan’s esteem in a moderate way. money. But there is no better setThe sultan stated in his messagem™ ting of the altogether fictitious story to the king that he could show noffthan this. ''he nephew wrote: higher mark of regard, for the new Dear Uncle—If rou could see how I blush for The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New « San Franowsco, September 16.—The strike situation in this city :is unchanged. The strike leaders claim that! the men are not seeking their old positions and that they are as determined as ever to make the employers come to their terms. The employers say tha’ they are filling the places of the strik ers, men from the interior and outside ' cities constantly applying for the posi . tions vacated by the strikers. { Dimintok Indicted, ve Uncle Got the Best of It. In how many forms it would be impossible to say the cruel uncle of fiction has answered the application C) UR QUR Own Baling Tce OWN : BAKING as It upon purchasing a can you find it POW D E R does not give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and San Franoisco, September 16—The' Federal Grand Jury today returned’ three indictments against Waiter N. Dimmick, former chief clerk of th Mint. The main charge is that in the third indictment, where Dimmick is accused of embezzling $80,000 from king of England. De va Haan. why? Bevetop + have bese om ; nS your 50 cents will be refunded. We a indiataaet eck _, es : a a ing Edward, however, knew betfem. pounds and lo not wee ie te express pet I L B CAN feel sure you will be pleased with the sai i — oriasuitne ® ota ny eae “ter, but was too diplomatic to say so." tt Is imposible for me pstinelh ny once She oe ped pepsi t h ewe ps a J.H. Hanaford in the M8 He knew that the Imperial Order[M wait forewn answer, Belies j : , that hae been opene .J.H. Hanaford says in th and ‘sinbeasite! wad: “tiles Rinmelagenr hae t aes ee wal dovvan aurwet,, Bellare wie, may eet sm \ dW 50 CTs: and tried. Oan you blame as for being Plowman: Ifthe first cou confident that it will please you? TIULLOY, Grocer. This is the charge on which Dimmick has been having a hearing before Commissioner Heacock. The second iudictment charges him with embezz‘ing, perly treated, the firet step tion of consumption Sie. Be # developed, the breath set fr dnot fear consumption.” K { © P. S.—Overcome with shame for what. I have wri(ten, [. have been running after the messenget in order to take the letter from him, but I cannot catch him. .Teaven grant that something may happen to stop him or that my letter may stowed on the German kaiser, was the highest Turkish dignity, and he easily understood the sultan’s mu. tive in offering the inferior decoraim for the throat and rt CHAS. E. using and failing to deposit seven difti et lost. [ per treatment for the jon. He therefore sent a message B® ‘ Bother remea . ferent sums of money between Decem-B thanking the sultan for his “gener-J The uncle was naturally touched, Nconsumption Pipi i ber 18, 1899, end February 20, 1901. ous courtesy” and offering in return but was equal to the emergency. He replied as follows: My Dear Jack~-Console yourself and blush n¢ longer. Providencw has heard your prayers. Th Messenger lost your letver. Your affectionate un . to confer on his Turkish majesty ee ae i A Commendable Action. the rank of chevalier of the Royal Malaria c Victoria order and expressing his ria Causes Billousness a Our City Trustees are being bighl gret that he could not bestow on complimented for their patriotic andmjhim the Order of the Garter, the le Soe Agets{"™ME : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY R=" ="E=* ae *—=>+4—0 —<»> pq —. : TY) Tasteless Chill Tonto sai FOR cleaning a watch or clock" was"to lubricate the works cause, ei: Sterilized Money. manly action in the memorial exer-Mhighest English decoration, Thelf Owing to the ecistence of a prea oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: t Bige whiskey Cee : cises now being arranged for nextgéultan, seeing the irony of the reply, M fet fever epidemic in Keene NH. fathors carried. 2 h any thet ry seg Thareday. Instead of going sroundgdid not send the Order of ImtiazMithe local bank tov: starilinen oil ihe FINE W E » and being : : all th 1 AT Bed be call and soliciting contributions, the Boardij and pn wht Sg Sing ay money which passes through ne CCN CHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. called for. unanimously decided to defray all th the ribbon of the Victoria order. hands. The notes and coins are useage pe een be removed piece, by"piece, Each minute wheel must be . (iood Meats dead. All the members of the Board . Mr. Cadd—No, indeed! I never Y Sepestus’ and heated. by : 10 their life, @ them adjusted frequently, years are sd ley Brothers have the very neans of a‘Bunsen burner. A thernometer is provided to show thé inerior temperature at all times. The pven is heated to 300 degrees when assocjate with my inferiors. Do you? Miss Peppery —I can’t say. don’t think I’ve ever met any of are aiding the movement to properly observe the approaching sad occasion, and our citizens appreciate their good) A. & H. W. HARTUNG, times “°% 80d veal on he = —— Oe » efforts very mach, . your inferiors.—Philadelphia Prass. ure. ‘ . §Broad Street i atchmakers, Nevada City q Does It Pay to Buy Cheap MeKinley s Gstate. ms . 2 right, bat yom want HER (oe) Sy, ee %, “es will relieve and car New York, September 16.—The valu & band et, a8 @ rean! of the estate of the late President, in e . “4 S ao) dang troubles. What clusive of everything he owned and Lite tt ima — iF You, if Bown! insurance policies upon his life, is b : : ‘Ml cg nn Pe Tt 4 the o you, then in eithe: lieved to be about $200,000. When ¢ ‘ if leed in al cy pat hae be McKinley was elected for: the fire ) M t t ea . . Tee ilized ‘oom time rs had ace practically every abe PS r. ey abe ou an Mr Th i n Man “B escheat Gennes and cent he posse: y indorsing no! ey, eeals and i for Ohio. friends, He was s most genThis way, Gentlemen, here’s your Winter Clothin ee ° destroy the germ x ; infla : erous map, caring little for money. He! Clothes from the average ‘wnne give ak “ready-made” Clothing Many Stout Men, He ata’ given a bone pgoi . 3 siepped into the White House finan-§— Oe : . Clally wregked, not merely having lost ( . all of his money, but heavily in debt! and with notes out against him. His#ij ot Slim’Men nd Men who require different in despair. -We bring them hope. We ptosis te fit every alteration in some : : 1€ particularly severe cases ise being abnormal in shape, csi ti ri ¢ We'll surpri 4 Cures the patient oe rage commended 8 fa Almanac, the wor d. Get G one directly from our Clothing Tables—with perhaps a little you with the [lothes; possibly more with the prices—for, — ' Tailor, so to. speak. We do away with that and chargeSy nou more than we do the ordinary man. N é ip AB : ; : : ever mind how i to pay a penalty to your ~~ seen Sones -~ ~ ne Some set at may ae you by fitting you, as well as by saving you quite a sum of money. Comé, see at any rate. Tae y ie shape may be, bring itn here and we Tye! ze on dren ; . f ¥ ‘ 888, g min. “Breen page ck e ore = Satisfaction guaranteed and your money back if goods ate potmy represented. We aim to please ae . : , ‘Brtland, propeletor, a peu scling hag Canton home, th e have given up the Picture Busioe ee the new cigar surgdan, polleldsncomeanting ta? ness. Our contract having expired, @oO Cor Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada City pele. = more than $60,000, comprise the bulk ee = ‘Ss "4 Oneal, 2 @ ‘ower Main Street, Grass Valley. Mt everyone whe ‘ey Bea