September 18, 1902 (4 pages)

be Her} ce Ching ands, ——— rest in the X ear Greniteiy g. Tickell and Dr, 0. L. by Jerry Goody Jast evening examined George: tng the One. fifth: . an brought here Mmong of Ban . . Linder of Yoq nsound mind. He was today vera Aubar, ae State hospital at Stockifth interest ot ariel i Home mine articles at da fp working at the thie promising tlemen who ba Ooter ' it. re have Nilon yesterday rendered & of er rie, a favor of the platatif®s ia Of erection, a io : bright at the n dent, will cons Mining Company. acity, n Oscar, tho assailant of Indian Oe , was taken before — to-date Cigar jan yesterday and his bonds r. For sale tp red at $1000, ip default of v AD, ¢ low. things ilue for . You have p ) them. terns. &, Ca Ss One old regulat cheer‘ul fa his interior mechanis xteriors are ele osition the Servicertung iT, NEVADA 0 ing ~ommercial St utiful lin pred Hat opening. reet, ass Val \RE )poons, ts, etc. amondas atly Repaitel Jewelef PAY ing Powdet. yu find it does arantee it to ) gents will be Al be pleased, have not b opened aad tf z confident, t euka Ni PSkinis OEY .-5 = = hai G rocef . } sini . 18, 1902 si le es ‘aa Brief Way) Busy Readers. the yousk ™ rgckee, and they pronounced jay, Phos. Calanan hed the misto break his right-arm. Dr. reduced the fracture. tter of J. Murpby and A. N ya, the Gold Crown Consolihe was remanded to jail. yeratic Caucus Democrats held a caucus at this t night and placed in nomidelegates to the Democratic conp,who will be voted for at the ies next. Saturday. The fol-. were Dominated : : da No. 1—John Refter, J. G. o, Henry Sweeney, HE. J. Rector, s0'Connor Five to be elected. ada No. 2—Richard Bennetts, . Martin, Jobo Webber, John dt, Four to be elected, da No, 83-R. H. Turner, J. Ey Frauk McCutcheon, Charles p, Four to be elected. sil: nda No.4—Fred Eilermat, Geo. puegin, Lee Garthe, Frank P, ws. Four to be elected. ow Vualley—Ben McOlintock, am Celio, James Hussey, Lee in, Four to te elected. d Flat—Charles Dougherty, .B. pst, W. C. McCutcheon. Three elected. an Flat =Micheel~-Kendriek, h Murphy. ‘I'wo to be elected. by. Flat— Mose Bates, J. OC, Nilon, foody,. Three to. he elected. —_— e@e + -— _ ardiroma Friend nes Hennessey, the livery stable etor, has received a letter from nBurke of New York Clty, a -boyfriend, giving news of many oldacquaintances of Mr. Hennessey, of whom are living and others and mentioning in particular or whom “Jimmy” had tenderer ghts than is generally accorded an aintance, ‘Ihe Jady is still living, bur readers need not be surprised batn that James has taken the for Newark, New Jersey, at any in B the pri or and ce, Lf . Burke bad believed Mr. Hennesead, but Leonard Irvine, millman } Plumbago mine, who 1ecently Rast on a visit, informed him Mr. Heonessy was still living, h was bappy news to Mr. Burke. + *@e-+ Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. ® Holland Ranch, situated near mbia Hill is offered ata bargain. be part down and balance on time. hire of Brown & Mor an. tf $100 R e of . + Ooo EWARD. $100 sreaders of this paper will be edtolearn that there is at least Ureaded disease that science has able to cure in allits stages and is Oatarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Oare 8 only positive care now known to medical fraternity. Catarrh being betitutioual treatment. Hall’s OaCare is taken internally, acting tly upon the blood and mucous cesof the system, thereby deing the foundation of the disease, Riving the patient’ strength by ingup the constitution and ashature in doing its werk, The patos have so much faith in its lds that they offer One 4 ollars for any case that it ari Send for list of testimoio rage F. J. CHENEY & CO., iN Sold’ by Druggiste, 75 ots. 8 Family Pills are the best. Good Meats, lley Brothers have the very best: ce maiton and. veal _on hand a ley: mPASTORIA or Infants and Children, Kind You Have Always Bought ie : oe Be-2a1) =F 1 —_— an Constipation Cured. hen important discovery of tons TS Is the positive remedy ee Cascarets Candy ablets Cure guaranteed. Genuin i's Stamped C.C.C. Never ul. Druggists, toc. OTHER OT State Board of Trade ~~ fo Place One at} the Ferry. The California State Board of Trade is a growing institation, and in keep. fog with its growth it has made a number of innovations recently in the line'of increasing the efficiency of its work and rendering its exhibit more popular. Some five or six additional counties have within the last few months affiliated or renewed their affiliation with the Board and have put in new exhibits, while some of the other counties have very materially improved their displays. An independent exhibit, gotten up exalueively by the Roard. has heen made in the alcove to the nave of the ferry building, just opposite and in plain view of where all the passengers coming to and going from the ferry boate have to pass. This ie inetalled on.a very beautifal hard wood and plate glass stand, and is itself an instructive and attractive feature. ‘Another new feature is. an attractive reading and writing room which has been established on the main floor of the exhibition hall and supplied with literature and all necessary writing material for the accommodation of the increasing number of visitors. Still another new feature is the collection and installation, in a fine glass case made for the purpose, of at least one specimen of each of the commercial minerals of Oalifornia. This is being gotten up by the Board itself and ie-strictly in line with the Board’s purpose to showin its display as far as practicable the great variety as well]. as the quality of the State’s industrial products. : From Frying Pan to Fire. A Loudonville man was dancing a quadrille when be heard his pants seams ripping, at which he rushed Into a dressing room, where his wife— good soul—was soon busy with needle and thread, he having. first divested himself from his leg covering. Presently he heard the rustle of skirts and realized that he was up against the, horrible proposition.of being discovered in the ladies’ dressing room, which he had entered by mistake, Appealing’ to his wife again, the excellent creature shoved bim throvgh what-she-suppesed to be a closet door and turned the key. “Let me back! Let me back!” he screamed as-he began pounding on the door. “I’m in the ballrcomt?” And he was.—Ravenna (O.) Republican. The Succession. “Of course,” «aid the bachelor thoughtfully, “there can be no such thing as joint rule in a family, Some one must be the head.” “True; but the scepter passes from one to another.” “How?” “Well, at the beginning of married life the husband holds it; then it gently and unobtrusively passes to the wife, and he never gets it back again.” “She keeps it forever?” “Oh, no; the baby gets it next.” Growing Suspicious. “J wonder who it was that said politeness doesn’t cost anything,” said Farmer Corntossel. “Don’t you-believe it?’ “Well, I have my doubts. Whenever I go to town and some stranger Is especially polite to me I always feel as if it was liable to cost me anywhere from $1 to $75, accordin’ to how much I happen to have.”—Washington Star. Vanadium. Vanadium does not melt in a heat of less than 2,000 degrees F., is not affected by any acid, and increasing, as it does, the ductility of copper, it is very valuable to the makers of electrical appliances, but the price being $600 a pound, It is almost prohibitive. A Slim Outlook. “J think your papa, dear Rosa, been making inquiries about me.” “what has he told you?” “Nothing. But he offered me 4 clgar, and it was simply frightfui!"— Fliegende Blatter._ ——~--80 Excursion to the Fast. Those contempleting aD Eastern trip will be rare to know that the Rio Grande System is operating via The Scenic Line of the World daily excursion cars through from tbe Pacific Coast without change to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Ohicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston and intermediate Pornose are the Pullman Ordinary or Tourist sleepers, provided with ong fortable berthe, bedding and linen o' the Pollmap standard. They have separate Javatories, are well lighted and heated, and in fact only differ from the more expensive “standard cars in the charenter of the upholstery pside finishing. rt the colored porter, an Excursion Manager accompanies the cars for the sole purpose of lookiag after the walfare and comfort of the party. There is no charge beyond the regular railroad and sleeping car rates to those who accompany these excurone. . Tt you are interested, let us quote you the. lowest rates and give you more details, and also furnish you with illustrated books descriptive of the grandest mountain scenery oD the American continent. bas . . MANSFIELD, General Agent, 625 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. % Thomas Nivens Passed tomorrow o’clock. —— FiFrom this’ Rarth Last Evening. Thomas Nivens, who returned to this city several days ago from Old Mexic>, to recuperate after a serious illness with typhoid fever, succumbed to the inevitable at 8:30 last evening. When he seemed to be improving, a turn came for the worse, and he was compelled to take to his bed. It was deemed necessary to perform an operation as a last resort, and yesterday afternoon the operation was _— performed, and it was thought successfully, but it proved otherwise, and the spirit of Thomas Nivens passed to its Meker._Thomas Nivens was _raised.ta manhood’s estate in this city, and was highly esteemed by all his: acquaintances. He learned the trade of moulder and became so adept that bis services were always in demand. He was aged 82. years, 10 months and 4 days. He leavesa father and mother, Mr.and Mrs. Archibald Nivens Sr.; five brothers, Archie Jr., who is in Corea; Jobn, in Telluride, Colo.; William, of Forbestown; George, of Sacramento,and Dahl Nivens of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe of this city, and Miss Jessie Nivens of Los Angeles. With the exceptions of the brothers in Corea and Colorado, they were all present at his bedside when the end came. The funeral will take place from the family residence on East Broad street, (Friday) afternoon at ~2 Refused a Permit. At the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Anti-Debris Association held at Sacramento last Tuesday, George Sargent, who owns the Quaker Hill hydraulic mine, appeared before that body and asked for permission to operate his mine this winter. Two montbe ago a committee wae appointed by the Association for the purpose of visiting this property and examining. it, Mr. Sargent said that he would raise the dam toa hight of seven feet, and this would be sufficient to restrain all the debris that might be dislodged that the dam had been filled up to its. capacity, and while it was possible to raise the dam from three to seven feet higher, such an elevation would back up the tailings on the sluice in euch a manner that the mine could not be worked at a profit, and that the dam was of a flimsy nature. Mr. Sargent admitted that the dam would give way in eight or ten years, and that it might be burned os destroyed at any time, but claimed that the debris lodged behind the dam wculd remain permanently upon the ground. The Associto permit him to mine. +7or + Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Care will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia 260. and 10c.a box. For sale by H SUFFERINGS ENDED. this season. ‘The committee réported ) ation thought otherwise, and refused . ‘Only One. Week. , Registration’ closes on September 2th, Thie leaves but one week for further registration. Every citizen who desires to vote in November should take note of this and register atthe earliest possible moment. There can be no excuse for failure to register, for County Olerk Arbogast has gone out of his way at considerable expense to afford facilities for registration. He has deputies in every town in the couaty, nevertheless, a great many voters are still unregistered. If any voter finds himself diequalified on election day, It will be his own fault, For the accommodation of those who desire to register, County Olerk Arbogast will keep his office open tonight and every night until registration closes up to 9 o’clock, The night of September 24th he will keep it open until 12 o’elock. Hurry up and get your name on. Death ol W. F. Evens _ William F, Evens, a former resident of Nevada City, died in San Francisco last Monday. Mr. Evens was for many years associated with A. D Tower in conducting Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office in this city, and was) held in high esteem by the community for bis obliging and courteous manner in bis dealings with the people. He removed from this city several years ago with his family, and has since made his home in San Francisco. News of his death will be received with sorrow by his many friends in this city. Deceased leaves a wife, two sons, Fred W. and Harvey A. Evens,and a daughter, Mrs, C.O. Brown. He was a native of Rennsierville, N. Y., aged 72 years. Mr. Evens was connected with Wells, Fargo & Oo. for thirty-five years, andin 1894 he was pensioned. He has since led a retired life. ——_—+ -@e -— Buried Today. — The funeral of the late William Maltman took place this morning and was largely attended. ‘The services were held at the family residence at Grass Valley and the interment was at this city. There were many beautifal floral pieces. —— 6-6 o-o—— Af you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop iv and see Wm, Barry. _tf-m7 ABG E5OHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers. Brewed from Bohemian Hops. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Fresh Every Day. Are myjfice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice ©ream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service. Dickerman, sole agent. tf ALEX. BROWN Republicau Nominee for State Board of Equalization District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. (all for Caucus The Republicans will caucus im Nevada City, on Thursday Evening, Sept. 18, 1902, At 8 o’clock, according to precinct, as follows, to select nominees to be voted upon at the primaries to be held .on ‘the 2oth inst.: Nevada No. 1 — Fischer’s Store. Nevada No. ards’ Store. Nevada No. 3—No. 1 Fire House. Nevada No. 4--No. 2 Fire House. — SHERMAN W. MarsH, Chairman. I. C. Linpey, Ass’t Sec. Republican Co. Cen. Com. 2—W.G. Richad TEGLER’S, . . Commercial Street, Nevada City ~ Ormiston Swayze,. Physician and Surgeon . — to— performed, X-ray examinations made. . Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p.m. to 4p. m.and7 p. m, to 8 p. m, . and Fridays, 10 a. m. to12 m. : Grass Valley office, Bree Building. . Nevada City office and residence on . Nevada street. 8) All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh . Every Day, Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. . AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. All classes of surgical operations Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays The arrangements for the meonlight dance and picnic to be given at Olympia Park tomorrow evening by Garfleld Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, are about all completed and a furge number of people have expressed theirjintention of attending. _Re*treshments will be sold on the grounds and a good time is assured all who attend. ~@e 7Oe A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands. of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRITL a» Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland ia now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf A-good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice. wines,liquors and cigars always on band. jall tf Moonlight Dance and will be given ok Garfield Conclave, No. 118, Knighte of Sherwood Forest, at OLYMPIA PARK —on—— K00e Fare on the electric car 5 cents each way. Admission to Park, 25 cents. Dancing—Gents, 25 cents; Ladies, free, Music by the Nev da Oity Band. Registration All Must -: Register. This" Year. . If you have not already registered during the year 1902, you must do so at once, The last day for registration is Wednesday, The last day totransfer from one precinct to another in the county is Thursday, October 9, 1902. Callfearly and avoid thefrush. Bij F. LI'ARBOGAST, Po County Clerk. S808 . Xb! Spt ep Dt SD There are as many Stars in the Heavens, *¥x* are packed expressly for us, and are the high GEO. Make Our Place your headquarters ‘while waiting for the car. Pienle and Dance. Friday Eve., Sept. 19. — OUR SYRUPS ~ Are. superior in every respect to all Cane Syrups for table use. Weekly Socials. Company C will give the first of its weekly socials for the season at Armory Hall Saturday evening and there ie no doubt but that a large crowd will be present. Wild’s cele brated orchestra willfarnish the music and. a game of basketball will be played, to which wu extra charges will be made. eee Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave "a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Buckjen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s pecan ag Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to 3rissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. (e21-tf SAUNA EERARRE ET ERA TRAE E TERS Woodpecke fra Mid Yow Shape Yow Size « . * * * * * * ‘ * x ¥ * * x * Sweet and fragrant Ory Ghem i % Made by “GIP” * cd * * x BE 4 i » * x * *® * * * x * x * +" * x * 4 *« * « x * * * ; : * «x x * * x x ¥* * * * x * * * est grade goods money can buy. Every can guaranteed. Re We sell Scudder’s Canada Sap, also Creole Molasses. : . C. GAYLORD © SON. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. School Books «——and School Supplies => wa VINTON'S DRUG STORE. Colored Lawns —_ Carpets For the next Ten days we will close out all our Colored Lawns at just one-half the usual price. If you are looking for bargains call at our Store. See our line of Rugs and Carpets. SNELL © FLEMING Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets. TMA A NR ve ee , SPECIAL SALE. AhbhKKE e I am closing out a few tools at the following prices: Wood Plows at Wood Beading Pianes at 25. cente each Wood Kounds at.....25 cents each Wood Matching Planes at., $1 per pair Adjustable Handle Draw Knives at 60c each Patented Auger Handles at. .15 cents each Socket Framing Chisels, all sizes. at 85c each ‘Tanged Chisels, all sizes, at. .25 cents éach Brass Chalk Lire Box, with line, 10 cte each Heayy Ovat and Hat Hooks at. . 10 cents doz —— Parties desiring any of these goods had better call early as they will not last long at the above prices. PREPEREE ; GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, Nevada City. Price List Large Green Olives: saciciiccccctseqeniss 50 cent$ per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart Green Olives N. S. of Md. EIR RIA IIA AIA IIA AAI I TATLON'S PURE Ground Spices er * * * ¥ * * * » Marjoram Mace Matmege «ccs 5055 Oayenne COG in the day time as at night **k** . FOLE’ Black Pepper... White Pepper ( Masterd:.6se ccc. . These spices aré in tins and. are solately pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. Commercial ‘Coffee Roasters . Broad street Tea Blenders . Nevada City, Cal. Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips. ... Pickled Pigsfeet Sweet Pickles...0. cc.c.0.0 seeveres 25 Cents per quart vues 25 Cemts per quart 25 cents per quart eee. 25 Cents a pound 10 cents a pound Che Ree Hwe . Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Taylo’sTead it Los Lumber Whether it’s.a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money’ on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. Telephones521,& > ‘e H. & F.-L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. ElectricojOars Pase

be Her} ce Ching ands, ——— rest in the X ear Greniteiy g. Tickell and Dr, 0. L. by Jerry Goody Jast evening examined George: tng the One. fifth: . an brought here Mmong of Ban . . Linder of Yoq nsound mind. He was today vera Aubar, ae State hospital at Stockifth interest ot ariel i Home mine articles at da fp working at the thie promising tlemen who ba Ooter ' it. re have Nilon yesterday rendered & of er rie, a favor of the platatif®s ia Of erection, a io : bright at the n dent, will cons Mining Company. acity, n Oscar, tho assailant of Indian Oe , was taken before — to-date Cigar jan yesterday and his bonds r. For sale tp red at $1000, ip default of v AD, ¢ low. things ilue for . You have p ) them. terns. &, Ca Ss One old regulat cheer‘ul fa his interior mechanis xteriors are ele osition the Servicertung iT, NEVADA 0 ing ~ommercial St utiful lin pred Hat opening. reet, ass Val \RE )poons, ts, etc. amondas atly Repaitel Jewelef PAY ing Powdet. yu find it does arantee it to ) gents will be Al be pleased, have not b opened aad tf z confident, t euka Ni PSkinis OEY .-5 = = hai G rocef . } sini . 18, 1902 si le es ‘aa Brief Way) Busy Readers. the yousk ™ rgckee, and they pronounced jay, Phos. Calanan hed the misto break his right-arm. Dr. reduced the fracture. tter of J. Murpby and A. N ya, the Gold Crown Consolihe was remanded to jail. yeratic Caucus Democrats held a caucus at this t night and placed in nomidelegates to the Democratic conp,who will be voted for at the ies next. Saturday. The fol-. were Dominated : : da No. 1—John Refter, J. G. o, Henry Sweeney, HE. J. Rector, s0'Connor Five to be elected. ada No. 2—Richard Bennetts, . Martin, Jobo Webber, John dt, Four to be elected, da No, 83-R. H. Turner, J. Ey Frauk McCutcheon, Charles p, Four to be elected. sil: nda No.4—Fred Eilermat, Geo. puegin, Lee Garthe, Frank P, ws. Four to be elected. ow Vualley—Ben McOlintock, am Celio, James Hussey, Lee in, Four to te elected. d Flat—Charles Dougherty, .B. pst, W. C. McCutcheon. Three elected. an Flat =Micheel~-Kendriek, h Murphy. ‘I'wo to be elected. by. Flat— Mose Bates, J. OC, Nilon, foody,. Three to. he elected. —_— e@e + -— _ ardiroma Friend nes Hennessey, the livery stable etor, has received a letter from nBurke of New York Clty, a -boyfriend, giving news of many oldacquaintances of Mr. Hennessey, of whom are living and others and mentioning in particular or whom “Jimmy” had tenderer ghts than is generally accorded an aintance, ‘Ihe Jady is still living, bur readers need not be surprised batn that James has taken the for Newark, New Jersey, at any in B the pri or and ce, Lf . Burke bad believed Mr. Hennesead, but Leonard Irvine, millman } Plumbago mine, who 1ecently Rast on a visit, informed him Mr. Heonessy was still living, h was bappy news to Mr. Burke. + *@e-+ Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. ® Holland Ranch, situated near mbia Hill is offered ata bargain. be part down and balance on time. hire of Brown & Mor an. tf $100 R e of . + Ooo EWARD. $100 sreaders of this paper will be edtolearn that there is at least Ureaded disease that science has able to cure in allits stages and is Oatarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Oare 8 only positive care now known to medical fraternity. Catarrh being betitutioual treatment. Hall’s OaCare is taken internally, acting tly upon the blood and mucous cesof the system, thereby deing the foundation of the disease, Riving the patient’ strength by ingup the constitution and ashature in doing its werk, The patos have so much faith in its lds that they offer One 4 ollars for any case that it ari Send for list of testimoio rage F. J. CHENEY & CO., iN Sold’ by Druggiste, 75 ots. 8 Family Pills are the best. Good Meats, lley Brothers have the very best: ce maiton and. veal _on hand a ley: mPASTORIA or Infants and Children, Kind You Have Always Bought ie : oe Be-2a1) =F 1 —_— an Constipation Cured. hen important discovery of tons TS Is the positive remedy ee Cascarets Candy ablets Cure guaranteed. Genuin i's Stamped C.C.C. Never ul. Druggists, toc. OTHER OT State Board of Trade ~~ fo Place One at} the Ferry. The California State Board of Trade is a growing institation, and in keep. fog with its growth it has made a number of innovations recently in the line'of increasing the efficiency of its work and rendering its exhibit more popular. Some five or six additional counties have within the last few months affiliated or renewed their affiliation with the Board and have put in new exhibits, while some of the other counties have very materially improved their displays. An independent exhibit, gotten up exalueively by the Roard. has heen made in the alcove to the nave of the ferry building, just opposite and in plain view of where all the passengers coming to and going from the ferry boate have to pass. This ie inetalled on.a very beautifal hard wood and plate glass stand, and is itself an instructive and attractive feature. ‘Another new feature is. an attractive reading and writing room which has been established on the main floor of the exhibition hall and supplied with literature and all necessary writing material for the accommodation of the increasing number of visitors. Still another new feature is the collection and installation, in a fine glass case made for the purpose, of at least one specimen of each of the commercial minerals of Oalifornia. This is being gotten up by the Board itself and ie-strictly in line with the Board’s purpose to showin its display as far as practicable the great variety as well]. as the quality of the State’s industrial products. : From Frying Pan to Fire. A Loudonville man was dancing a quadrille when be heard his pants seams ripping, at which he rushed Into a dressing room, where his wife— good soul—was soon busy with needle and thread, he having. first divested himself from his leg covering. Presently he heard the rustle of skirts and realized that he was up against the, horrible proposition.of being discovered in the ladies’ dressing room, which he had entered by mistake, Appealing’ to his wife again, the excellent creature shoved bim throvgh what-she-suppesed to be a closet door and turned the key. “Let me back! Let me back!” he screamed as-he began pounding on the door. “I’m in the ballrcomt?” And he was.—Ravenna (O.) Republican. The Succession. “Of course,” «aid the bachelor thoughtfully, “there can be no such thing as joint rule in a family, Some one must be the head.” “True; but the scepter passes from one to another.” “How?” “Well, at the beginning of married life the husband holds it; then it gently and unobtrusively passes to the wife, and he never gets it back again.” “She keeps it forever?” “Oh, no; the baby gets it next.” Growing Suspicious. “J wonder who it was that said politeness doesn’t cost anything,” said Farmer Corntossel. “Don’t you-believe it?’ “Well, I have my doubts. Whenever I go to town and some stranger Is especially polite to me I always feel as if it was liable to cost me anywhere from $1 to $75, accordin’ to how much I happen to have.”—Washington Star. Vanadium. Vanadium does not melt in a heat of less than 2,000 degrees F., is not affected by any acid, and increasing, as it does, the ductility of copper, it is very valuable to the makers of electrical appliances, but the price being $600 a pound, It is almost prohibitive. A Slim Outlook. “J think your papa, dear Rosa, been making inquiries about me.” “what has he told you?” “Nothing. But he offered me 4 clgar, and it was simply frightfui!"— Fliegende Blatter._ ——~--80 Excursion to the Fast. Those contempleting aD Eastern trip will be rare to know that the Rio Grande System is operating via The Scenic Line of the World daily excursion cars through from tbe Pacific Coast without change to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Ohicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston and intermediate Pornose are the Pullman Ordinary or Tourist sleepers, provided with ong fortable berthe, bedding and linen o' the Pollmap standard. They have separate Javatories, are well lighted and heated, and in fact only differ from the more expensive “standard cars in the charenter of the upholstery pside finishing. rt the colored porter, an Excursion Manager accompanies the cars for the sole purpose of lookiag after the walfare and comfort of the party. There is no charge beyond the regular railroad and sleeping car rates to those who accompany these excurone. . Tt you are interested, let us quote you the. lowest rates and give you more details, and also furnish you with illustrated books descriptive of the grandest mountain scenery oD the American continent. bas . . MANSFIELD, General Agent, 625 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. % Thomas Nivens Passed tomorrow o’clock. —— FiFrom this’ Rarth Last Evening. Thomas Nivens, who returned to this city several days ago from Old Mexic>, to recuperate after a serious illness with typhoid fever, succumbed to the inevitable at 8:30 last evening. When he seemed to be improving, a turn came for the worse, and he was compelled to take to his bed. It was deemed necessary to perform an operation as a last resort, and yesterday afternoon the operation was _— performed, and it was thought successfully, but it proved otherwise, and the spirit of Thomas Nivens passed to its Meker._Thomas Nivens was _raised.ta manhood’s estate in this city, and was highly esteemed by all his: acquaintances. He learned the trade of moulder and became so adept that bis services were always in demand. He was aged 82. years, 10 months and 4 days. He leavesa father and mother, Mr.and Mrs. Archibald Nivens Sr.; five brothers, Archie Jr., who is in Corea; Jobn, in Telluride, Colo.; William, of Forbestown; George, of Sacramento,and Dahl Nivens of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe of this city, and Miss Jessie Nivens of Los Angeles. With the exceptions of the brothers in Corea and Colorado, they were all present at his bedside when the end came. The funeral will take place from the family residence on East Broad street, (Friday) afternoon at ~2 Refused a Permit. At the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Anti-Debris Association held at Sacramento last Tuesday, George Sargent, who owns the Quaker Hill hydraulic mine, appeared before that body and asked for permission to operate his mine this winter. Two montbe ago a committee wae appointed by the Association for the purpose of visiting this property and examining. it, Mr. Sargent said that he would raise the dam toa hight of seven feet, and this would be sufficient to restrain all the debris that might be dislodged that the dam had been filled up to its. capacity, and while it was possible to raise the dam from three to seven feet higher, such an elevation would back up the tailings on the sluice in euch a manner that the mine could not be worked at a profit, and that the dam was of a flimsy nature. Mr. Sargent admitted that the dam would give way in eight or ten years, and that it might be burned os destroyed at any time, but claimed that the debris lodged behind the dam wculd remain permanently upon the ground. The Associto permit him to mine. +7or + Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Care will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia

260. and 10c.a box. For sale by H SUFFERINGS ENDED. this season. ‘The committee réported ) ation thought otherwise, and refused . ‘Only One. Week. , Registration’ closes on September 2th, Thie leaves but one week for further registration. Every citizen who desires to vote in November should take note of this and register atthe earliest possible moment. There can be no excuse for failure to register, for County Olerk Arbogast has gone out of his way at considerable expense to afford facilities for registration. He has deputies in every town in the couaty, nevertheless, a great many voters are still unregistered. If any voter finds himself diequalified on election day, It will be his own fault, For the accommodation of those who desire to register, County Olerk Arbogast will keep his office open tonight and every night until registration closes up to 9 o’clock, The night of September 24th he will keep it open until 12 o’elock. Hurry up and get your name on. Death ol W. F. Evens _ William F, Evens, a former resident of Nevada City, died in San Francisco last Monday. Mr. Evens was for many years associated with A. D Tower in conducting Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office in this city, and was) held in high esteem by the community for bis obliging and courteous manner in bis dealings with the people. He removed from this city several years ago with his family, and has since made his home in San Francisco. News of his death will be received with sorrow by his many friends in this city. Deceased leaves a wife, two sons, Fred W. and Harvey A. Evens,and a daughter, Mrs, C.O. Brown. He was a native of Rennsierville, N. Y., aged 72 years. Mr. Evens was connected with Wells, Fargo & Oo. for thirty-five years, andin 1894 he was pensioned. He has since led a retired life. ——_—+ -@e -— Buried Today. — The funeral of the late William Maltman took place this morning and was largely attended. ‘The services were held at the family residence at Grass Valley and the interment was at this city. There were many beautifal floral pieces. —— 6-6 o-o—— Af you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop iv and see Wm, Barry. _tf-m7 ABG E5OHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers. Brewed from Bohemian Hops. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Fresh Every Day.. Are myjfice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice ©ream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service. Dickerman, sole agent. tf ALEX. BROWN Republicau Nominee for State Board of Equalization District No. 2. Election Tuesday, November 4th, 1902. (all for Caucus The Republicans will caucus im Nevada City, on Thursday Evening, Sept. 18, 1902, At 8 o’clock, according to precinct, as follows, to select nominees to be voted upon at the primaries to be held .on ‘the 2oth inst.: Nevada No. 1 — Fischer’s Store. Nevada No. ards’ Store. Nevada No. 3—No. 1 Fire House. Nevada No. 4--No. 2 Fire House. — SHERMAN W. MarsH, Chairman. I. C. Linpey, Ass’t Sec. Republican Co. Cen. Com. 2—W.G. Richad TEGLER’S, . . Commercial Street, Nevada City ~ Ormiston Swayze,. Physician and Surgeon . — to— performed, X-ray examinations made. . Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p.m. to 4p. m.and7 p. m, to 8 p. m, . and Fridays, 10 a. m. to12 m. : Grass Valley office, Bree Building. . Nevada City office and residence on . Nevada street. 8) All kinds of New Vegetables Fresh . Every Day, Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and Eggs, Candies and Nats. . AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. All classes of surgical operations Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays The arrangements for the meonlight dance and picnic to be given at Olympia Park tomorrow evening by Garfleld Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, are about all completed and a furge number of people have expressed theirjintention of attending. _Re*treshments will be sold on the grounds and a good time is assured all who attend. ~@e 7Oe A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands. of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRITL a» Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland ia now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf A-good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice. wines,liquors and cigars always on band. jall tf Moonlight Dance and will be given ok Garfield Conclave, No. 118, Knighte of Sherwood Forest, at OLYMPIA PARK —on—— K00e Fare on the electric car 5 cents each way. Admission to Park, 25 cents. Dancing—Gents, 25 cents; Ladies, free, Music by the Nev da Oity Band. Registration All Must -: Register. This" Year. . If you have not already registered during the year 1902, you must do so at once, The last day for registration is Wednesday, The last day totransfer from one precinct to another in the county is Thursday, October 9, 1902. Callfearly and avoid thefrush. Bij F. LI'ARBOGAST, Po County Clerk. S808 . Xb! Spt ep Dt SD There are as many Stars in the Heavens, *¥x* are packed expressly for us, and are the high GEO. Make Our Place your headquarters ‘while waiting for the car. Pienle and Dance. Friday Eve., Sept. 19. — OUR SYRUPS ~ Are. superior in every respect to all Cane Syrups for table use. Weekly Socials. Company C will give the first of its weekly socials for the season at Armory Hall Saturday evening and there ie no doubt but that a large crowd will be present. Wild’s cele brated orchestra willfarnish the music and. a game of basketball will be played, to which wu extra charges will be made. eee Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave "a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Buckjen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s pecan ag Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to 3rissel Bros, Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. (e21-tf SAUNA EERARRE ET ERA TRAE E TERS Woodpecke fra Mid Yow Shape Yow Size « . * * * * * * ‘ * x ¥ * * x * Sweet and fragrant Ory Ghem i % Made by “GIP” * cd * * x BE 4 i » * x * *® * * * x * x * +" * x * 4 *« * « x * * * ; : * «x x * * x x ¥* * * * x * * * est grade goods money can buy. Every can guaranteed. Re We sell Scudder’s Canada Sap, also Creole Molasses. : . C. GAYLORD © SON. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. School Books «——and School Supplies => wa VINTON'S DRUG STORE. Colored Lawns —_ Carpets For the next Ten days we will close out all our Colored Lawns at just one-half the usual price. If you are looking for bargains call at our Store. See our line of Rugs and Carpets. SNELL © FLEMING Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets. TMA A NR ve ee , SPECIAL SALE. AhbhKKE e I am closing out a few tools at the following prices: Wood Plows at Wood Beading Pianes at 25. cente each Wood Kounds at.........25 cents each Wood Matching Planes at., $1 per pair Adjustable Handle Draw Knives at 60c each Patented Auger Handles at. ..15 cents each Socket Framing Chisels, all sizes. at 85c each ‘Tanged Chisels, all sizes, at.. .25 cents éach Brass Chalk Lire Box, with line, 10 cte each Heayy Ovat and Hat Hooks at. . 10 cents doz —— Parties desiring any of these goods had better call early as they will not last long at the above prices. PREPEREE ; GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, Nevada City. Price List Large Green Olives: saciciiccccctseqeniss 50 cent$ per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart Green Olives N. S. of Md. EIR RIA IIA AIA IIA AAI I TATLON'S PURE Ground Spices er * * * ¥ * * * » Marjoram Mace Matmege «ccs 5055 Oayenne COG in the day time as at night **k** . FOLE’ Black Pepper...... White Pepper ( Masterd:..6se ccc. . These spices aré in tins and. are solately pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. Commercial ‘Coffee Roasters . Broad street Tea Blenders . Nevada City, Cal. Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips. ...... Pickled Pigsfeet Sweet Pickles.....0.. cc.c.0.0 seeveres 25 Cents per quart vues 25 Cemts per quart 25 cents per quart eee. 25 Cents a pound 10 cents a pound Che Ree Hwe . Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Taylo’sTead it Los Lumber Whether it’s.a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money’ on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. Telephones521,& > ‘e H. & F.-L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. ElectricojOars Pase