September 22, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Datty Transcript: NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : ® Tt Velvet a Mighty Pactor--The Cult of the Corset: Other Interesting Notes for Women, Personal Notes. E. Foss of San Prancigco is here on & business trip. ‘ i W. Back {Gown from Moores Flat. . ‘ County Aeseasor Henry Schroeder left this morning for a trip to Rough and Ready. . Be Bes Henry German returned here last evening from San Francisco to spend { a few days. So nen os ane nee one ae oem 0 MINING NEN AILED — FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION WIT 5 yee $6 Per Year . By Carrier, e Delivered toany part uf the city. catenins Excepted, at Nevada City s) ——= 12 1-26 Por Week BuENA Vista, Colo., September .22—Colonel B. F. Morley, manager of the Buena Vista smelter, and Adolph Abrahamson, superintendent of the Mary Murphy mine, were killed while making an inspection of the mine last night. Issued Every Evening, Sundays aeleambabpiaiaemae A CARTOONING T H -_ ~~ CAMPAIGN E cartoon as a political weapon is steadily growing in favor. conveyed pictorially are more readily perceived and assimilated. Besides the public taste runs strongly to illusSo the cartoon has an interIt is humorous and suggestive, and at tration, to. pictures of all kinds. est of three kinds. the same time gratifies the taste, for form and color.) In Kentucky a tax amendment’to the State constitution is soon to be submitted to the-voters, and a committee has been appointed to conduct a campaign of education with car_ toons, which are to be mailed to every voter in the State. The cartoons are to be supplementary to printed arguments, which they will illustrate and emphasize. Each illustrates the disadvantages under which the State labors through the present statutes covering local taxation. One shows the State as s little boy standing among larger boys, his stunted growth being due to the tax system. Another shows the State inviting capital to take a seat which contains numerous sharp tacks. . Heretofore political cartooning has been mainly of a personal or partisan character in which caricature largely figured, but the Kentucky idea is something of a departure. It will omit the broad humor and personal satires that constitute the most salient features of the ordinary cartoon. Being intended to enforce a solid, economic argument, it will be divested of any .appeal to partisan or personal prejudices. Whether such cartoons will be effective will depend largely upon the artistic merit and the manner in which the subjects are handled. Too many political cartoons are mere vulgar travesties of personal peculiarities, Others as grotestquely caricature the principles and projects they deride as they do the personages held up fo ridicule. Nevertheless they have a force, because they carry an impression that. strikes into the dullest understanding. If cartooning can be made to Serve a higher and nobler purpose than merely ridiculing men and measures, it will add to intellectual development and a broader appreciation of the capabilities of popular art. @#ea4e7eeevnn N an interesting article recent ly issued for publication by I the California Promotion Committee, some carefully compiled statistics are given showing where the Calinians hail from who were not born in the Golden West. New York heads the list in its contribution to California with 54,588 natives, while Illinois is second with 42,304. Other States which have contributed largely are as follows: Mis-— souri, 35,075; Ohio, 34,860; Iowa, 26,739; Pennsylvania, 25,283; Massachusetts, 19,918; Indiana, 19,383; Maine, 14,732; Michigan, 14,592; Wisconsin, 13,826; Kansas, 13,266; Oregon, 11,127; Kentucky, 9988; Vermont, 58509; New Jersey, 5314; Connecticut, 4751; New Hampshire, 3767; Minnesota, 7520; Nebraska, 7170; Louisiana, 7195; Washington, 4030. Contributions from other States are close to or under the 3000 mark. There are altogether 367,240 natives of other States in California. In Opposition to these figures, it is very interesting to note that there are only 70,063 natives of California living in other States, and there are 1,117,813 natives in Californa. Very few native Californians go to the far East, the bulk of the emigration being to the South and to nearby States. Thus, there are only 4549 natives of California in New York State as against 3185 in Nevada and 5099 in Arizona. } For every native-born Californian who has gone to New York there is a Proportion of almost ten natives of New As popular intelligence increases the ideas Particularly suited to this fs brio is the Empire model so much affected by the English women for evening wear, and while no two nations are enough alike individually or collectively for.all the modes of one to suit the modes of another, yet there fs no pretty style that the well dressed American woman cannot gracefully make her own, The calt of the corset is a much studied one here at the present time, and justly so as its importance is paramount where the fit of a frock or the symmetry of the figure is considered, I was much interested to find the O B A la Spirite as popular here as it is in America, which is one of the many Successes of the American invasion. Among the various notes I made of coming modes, feather hat shapes form one distinct item. They are made entirely of the short body feathers, say for instance, of the grey pigeon with a chic looking border. of black feathers round the brim, and a atrap. of the same jauntily holding up oneside, Another charming model was a cream lace blouse over white silk, daintily cross barred with cream velvet ribbon. , The Monte Carlo coat will still be popular this antumn and winter. The length here is three-quarters, the proportions “‘roomy.” The sleeves are also roomy, with deep caffe. — I leave London for Paris tomorrow, and in my next letter will give you my impressions of the Parisian fashions. HELEN Apar, The Convalesents. George Davey, the well-known miner, who has been confined to his home for some time past with a serious attack of illness, bag improved so as to be able to walk to town. He is still, however, a very sick man. Mrs. Thomas Monk of Gold Fiat, who has been suffering from a severe cold and sore throat, has about recovered,Frank Kendrick, who has been inCapacitated for several weeks from a fractured leg, the result of a mining accident in the Home mine, is doing fairly well, but it will be a long time. yet, though, before the unfortunate young miner will be able to resume his daily vocation. Jobo Nancarrown, who was thrown froma descending car while working Lonpon, England, Sept. 2, 1908. After visiting some of the great manufactories of England, and calling on the leading modistes and drapers in the Regent and Bond street regions: whete I found a goodly display, I will write you my impressions of the.coming Au'umn fashions. Many of the modes are, as it were, ‘only in the bud, but velvet is anquestionably a fabric that must be taken into account in any discussion of the subject of Milady’s fall costumes, It has assumed an importance most unusual, not only with regard to evening and calling gowns, but is constantly growing in popularity for tailor frocks, One of the handsomest velvet gowns I have seen and which I have been enabled to illustrate for you is one made’ by Ernest for Julia Marlowe, of black Nonpareil velvet magnificently appliqued in cream lace outlined with black and gold sequins, Luckily for her whose dress allowance is not lavish, Nonpareil velvet is not an extravagance, but, owing to the increasing skill of the famous dyers, J. & J. M, Worrall, through whose kindness I hada peep at the newest designs before they were seen in the shops, velvet has become a thoroughly practical and comparatively inexpensive fabric. One of the most beautiful designs was in polka dot of Imperial blue—a revival of the shade so much admired by Napoleon, and universally worn during the time of his.prosperity, THE WARD COMPANY yee ‘Our Wife’ at the Theater on Next Friday Brening, The coming rendition of the farcical play entitled “Our Wife” at the Nevada Theater ie the talk of the town. All theater goers are interested in this popular comedy, and unlesg all signs go for naught the Ward Comthe Archie Berson, who accompanied them, is unconscious from foul air. V. McPherson, A. J. Oolling and J. Tracey of San Francisco arrived here; on last evening’s train. MORE SHOOTING.» Victor, Colorado, September 22.—The troops which have been stationed here to preserve peace, occasioned by the mining strike, were called to arms late last night. , Unknown persons attempted to break through the guard lines established on Bull Hill and the sentries fired twenty shots at them. It is not known whether any one was hit or not. Mrs. L. Blainlorn and child of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends: at Hotel Antlers. ‘ ; W. H. Rouse of Oakland is here spending a few days G. H. Brainerd of San Diego is here spending a few days, Frank Cole is down from Downieville. A H. Barber and I. N. Sayers of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Summit. ramento. A. H. Barker and I, W. R. Sawyers — Grand Millinery Opening. ceived no news bearing PANAMA CANAL SITUATION i WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—The State Department has reupon the Panama canal situation, The treaty dies at midnight tonight. The official circles are unable to say what will follow. mm! are here from San Francisco. N. Barbict and J. H. Harris arrived here from Colgate today. Mrs, J. H. Harris of Colgate is visitlog friends in this city. Theo. Wayman returned to Freeman’s Crossing today. A. F Horton and J. H. Nile of Penn Valley were visitors to the Oounty Seat today. : Miss Lizzie Flewellyn will leave for San Jose tomorrow to resume her studies at the State Normal School Her mother, Mrs, James Flewellyn, will accompany her and sojourn in THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Se Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City O. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, Life and Accident Instrrance Loans Negotiated. in a mine on Osanada Hill about six weeks ago and soffered a broken Teg, is getting along nicely. The broken bones are knitting splendidly, and if Dothing unforseen happens, Mr. Nan . Carrow will be able to leave bis bed in about t wo"weeks time, pany will be greeted with a crowded house. There is abuodant opportunity in the play for the jolliest kind of fun and every advantage to secure a laugh ine clean way is taken by the actorauthor, Alexander Rimini, and his capable company of farceurs, The production is under the efficient man. Saturday, Sept. 26th, Monday, Sept. 28th. pices ox the above days . will give my grand 7 opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and vacinity to call and examine my handsome display. .. : a the Garden City for several weeks, Miss Mattie Powell and Miss Maud Cable, graduates of the local High School, will take their departure for San Jose tomorrow morning. They will attend the State Normal School in that city. : Major J. H. Boyd left today for Sac-. W. F. Englebright left today for the Bel Owing to. the reception to be gl 3 Rev. William Angwin this evening the meeting of the local tennis olph bas beep postponed until tomo, 08 (Wednesday) evening, 4 fall is tendance of all members ig desired, 7 BEERS Guaranteed Pure, None So Good, 2 Sold Everywhere, Ir . PRICE ye Wrappers. No Obinése make, t plete. Come while we have all sizes and all colors. ADIES, once more wa call your attention to our line cf Flannelette Wrappers. Our stock this year-is now coma4¢« Sood Points of Our Wrapper is made much wider. It is made and finished better. It is made with full flounce. it is lined 0 waist, and comes _in sizes 82 to 44, at the following cea: $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. See picture of style of Wrappers. Oome in or send to us for Maher & Co., Nevada City The Best and Most Complete in Northern California MRS. L. LUBECK, (r= improvements. agoment of Mr. Arthur F, Warde, son Don’t Overlook Our Stove Displa é iip Clerkin, an old vd resident of Pik ,jast Sunday. The f yesterday, interment sth San Juan. wre appears to be 8 vard to wages in the he ‘ries. For several di have been doing and {t looks as thou i 6 ae-brewing.” Jobn Owens of Ba has been in a dying t few weeks from . 4 inan accident, js + There is no hope lip B. Bradley, ‘the ng engineer, who pase days in this city, is to Mies Mabel -Harla isco on October 7th f sopal church in the of op. The young couph home in Toronto, Oan -Supervieor E, W. De ned to his home at G Obinese Camp, whe loot while at work in a! ding a few days in the fed to come home and injared member geta number of friends o Frank Kramer, whe avenue, had a pleasa: ing in honor of the co anniversary of their social affair was gotte: bre of a surprise part Mrs. Kramer lost no ti their guests feel at ho instrumental music, wi enjoyed, and a boul owed, é baseball game_ ke tiamen of Grass Valle Park last Sunday aft 8 spirited affair, cons that neither of the nin b practice. The score &t to twenty-one in favor . ders from this city. here will be an interest Dastomah Lodge, I. O. ¢ ing and a large attend od. A candidate will b the mysteries “of the . The degree team has bg during the week. al bt pat the work on in fit . L. Lubeck announ 8 of Nevada City and v will bold hergrand . and winter millinery May, September 28th, a lilly invited to call a Most beautifal line of: ¢ seen in Nevada county. arm produce in this sea! tty have taken quite $ are now retailed at mM and butter ig § square with prosp Bbing a little highér, Feature for ihe TRaNSonipT bas added Testing feature in conne *pecial reading matte Ch is sure to please-~H-4 Mto keep posted on ' SStyles anid fashione ¢ O Paris, at regular inte PAblished articles from et Adair » 8 able writer, M an bority on Stylish *Mpanied by sketches i ‘me The first of this le8 appears in today’s 1 York who have come to California. Although due consider— ation must bo given to the fact that the emigration from a densely populated State exceeds by more than arithmetica] ratio that from a region less populous, of the distinguished tragedian, Frederick Warde. . Everything about the company is of the best, and no money has been spared to make “Our Wife” An extra incandescent electric light has been’ installed by the city in the center of the Pine street steel bridge all wil} Aiud it very ji ding, e for the convenience of teamsters and yet a comparison be-. the hit of the season. . pedestrians, who will greatiy apprecitween natives of New York in California and those in other Deere. ecg nad TS conte) Raane atin. hotel Antle S'eel R oge*, Cas Iron Stoves Wood and Oil Heaters will prevail. Reserved seats on sale States, shows California’s popularity w class of immigrants. States given above, There seems to be no fixed ratio between the population of the other States and the number of their natives who have become residents of California. There are more than 14,000 natives of Maine in this State, and the accession of population from Maine is proving cumulative. Barring the gold rush to California in 1849-55, there has. ! never been a-period in which the population has increased so rapidly as at the present time This increase is all the more satisfactory when the permanent character of new residents is considered. Reports of the Promotion Committee show that for a period of ten months ending July 1, 63,937 persons took ith a most desirable This holds true with a number of other at J. M. Foley’s confectionery store. Losi House and Barn ing out on Round Mountsin for several days past has been doing considerable damage. valuable timber a house and barn becity were destroyed by the mad rash of flery flames last Saturday. The real estate was situated on what is known as the Grabam tract and was purchased by the Doctor some time ago. The house was unoccupied. The fire in that vicinity bas now been advantage of the colonists rates to California, thousands of. *??4"**The fork which has been in progress on the street just beyond the eouth end of the bridge is uow coming to a finish. The road has Dow been widened and a uniform grade establisbed from the intersection of Olark and Pine streets to the bridge, with the exception of a swall_ below St. Jacobse ladder, « tend of town now presents a Togressive arance, and Marshal Steoeee fa to commended for the excellent manger in which he bas had the work one, The foundation for the eepheltum sidewalk, which is to be pat in from be Lademan brick building on the Pine street side to apd eround the building occupied © William Harry asa saloon, has been and as soon as the contractora finis the streets they will turn their attention to this . wat and complete the job without deWilliam H. Smith, the Broed street The forest fire which bas been ragBesides consuming mach onging to Dr. J. H. Landers of thie others of which no record was kept also came to the State largely as a result of the work of the Promotion Committée, . Dread st five cents a The classification of the States contributing most to California’s population should prove valuable in indicating where the most effective missiongry work may be done. far Bakery. Try itand you will »lwaye bay it. grocer, who fell while out examining . } Loveland te now selling his famou — loo Drinkine LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS =—=— —_— some mining property some ten days d broke two of his ribs, fe stil caifering 00 sido tbe Pp of nat oO » ‘sha aril ret basoane i le time before Mr. Smi ftom the effects of t lost at the Popu r véFor.a good cool, sharp glase of beer = E cail at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price Sct be which befell him, : That Stale, Flavorless, ady-Ground Package : ffee, and try a pound t ee 1 ' ‘ Caylor’s 25 Cent 22. Family Coffee Roasted Dally, to order; with or with. out chicory. Alwa crisp and aromatic . c : Ground from one pint ap, U PINE STREET. . M. Li & D. —— Doors, Windows, Blin hingles, Laths, Call and see, : dey all “a fall Office and Yards = tout Turnée Hadi en a Saperb Usiversal, Capital Unive Popaler Universal, Gem Monitor : ; Cab, Ir, Steel Ranges and Colampm niversal Cast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices ey Compan NEVADA C MARSH : “tees d Mining Timber, ete. We have thie} celebrated Palst -silzeolors, and :in cans {108% of Boulder st Tel Superior Ce phe following business ¥y 1 in the Superior Cor Ngo F, T. Nilon, Presiding tteson vg, County o} Hered that defendant’s den “00 to strike ont be set } *Uesday, September 29, Vis va. Davig, Order me dition, +e best of wine TS are served at the 1 90 Spring street and . ent is tendered all s Peard, the proprieto mn.

Nevapa City Datty Transcript: NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : ® Tt Velvet a Mighty Pactor--The Cult of the Corset: Other Interesting Notes for Women, Personal Notes. E. Foss of San Prancigco is here on & business trip. ‘ i W. Back {Gown from Moores Flat. . ‘ County Aeseasor Henry Schroeder left this morning for a trip to Rough and Ready. . Be Bes Henry German returned here last evening from San Francisco to spend { a few days. So nen os ane nee one ae oem 0 MINING NEN AILED — FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION WIT 5 yee $6 Per Year . By Carrier, e Delivered toany part uf the city. catenins Excepted, at Nevada City s) ——= 12 1-26 Por Week BuENA Vista, Colo., September .22—Colonel B. F. Morley, manager of the Buena Vista smelter, and Adolph Abrahamson, superintendent of the Mary Murphy mine, were killed while making an inspection of the mine last night. Issued Every Evening, Sundays aeleambabpiaiaemae A CARTOONING T H -_ ~~ CAMPAIGN E cartoon as a political weapon is steadily growing in favor. conveyed pictorially are more readily perceived and assimilated. Besides the public taste runs strongly to illusSo the cartoon has an interIt is humorous and suggestive, and at tration, to. pictures of all kinds. est of three kinds. the same time gratifies the taste, for form and color.) In Kentucky a tax amendment’to the State constitution is soon to be submitted to the-voters, and a committee has been appointed to conduct a campaign of education with car_ toons, which are to be mailed to every voter in the State. The cartoons are to be supplementary to printed arguments, which they will illustrate and emphasize. Each illustrates the disadvantages under which the State labors through the present statutes covering local taxation. One shows the State as s little boy standing among larger boys, his stunted growth being due to the tax system. Another shows the State inviting capital to take a seat which contains numerous sharp tacks. . Heretofore political cartooning has been mainly of a personal or partisan character in which caricature largely figured, but the Kentucky idea is something of a departure. It will omit the broad humor and personal satires that constitute the most salient features of the ordinary cartoon. Being intended to enforce a solid, economic argument, it will be divested of any .appeal to partisan or personal prejudices. Whether such cartoons will be effective will depend largely upon the artistic merit and the manner in which the subjects are handled. Too many political cartoons are mere vulgar travesties of personal peculiarities, Others as grotestquely caricature the principles and projects they deride as they do the personages held up fo ridicule. Nevertheless they have a force, because they carry an impression that. strikes into the dullest understanding. If cartooning can be made to Serve a higher and nobler purpose than merely ridiculing men and measures, it will add to intellectual development and a broader appreciation of the capabilities of popular art. @#ea4e7eeevnn N an interesting article recent ly issued for publication by I the California Promotion Committee, some carefully compiled statistics are given showing where the Calinians hail from who were not born in the Golden West. New York heads the list in its contribution to California with 54,588 natives, while Illinois is second with 42,304. Other States which have contributed largely are as follows: Mis-— souri, 35,075; Ohio, 34,860; Iowa, 26,739; Pennsylvania, 25,283; Massachusetts, 19,918; Indiana, 19,383; Maine, 14,732; Michigan, 14,592; Wisconsin, 13,826; Kansas, 13,266; Oregon, 11,127; Kentucky, 9988; Vermont, 58509; New Jersey, 5314; Connecticut, 4751; New Hampshire, 3767; Minnesota, 7520; Nebraska, 7170; Louisiana, 7195; Washington, 4030. Contributions from other States are close to or under the 3000 mark. There are altogether 367,240 natives of other States in California. In Opposition to these figures, it is very interesting to note that there are only 70,063 natives of California living in other States, and there are 1,117,813 natives in Californa. Very few native Californians go to the far East, the bulk of the emigration being to the South and to nearby States. Thus, there are only 4549 natives of California in New York State as against 3185 in Nevada and 5099 in Arizona. } For every native-born Californian who has gone to New York there is a Proportion of almost ten natives of New As popular intelligence increases the ideas Particularly suited to this fs brio is the Empire model so much affected by the English women for evening wear, and while no two nations are enough alike individually or collectively for.all the modes of one to suit the modes of another, yet there fs no pretty style that the well dressed American woman cannot gracefully make her own, The calt of the corset is a much studied one here at the present time, and justly so as its importance is paramount where the fit of a frock or the symmetry of the figure is considered, I was much interested to find the O B A la Spirite as popular here as it is in America, which is one of the many Successes of the American invasion. Among the various notes I made of coming modes, feather hat shapes form one distinct item. They are made entirely of the short body feathers, say for instance, of the grey pigeon with a chic looking border. of black feathers round the brim, and a atrap. of the same jauntily holding up oneside, Another charming model was a cream lace blouse over white silk, daintily cross barred with cream velvet ribbon. , The Monte Carlo coat will still be popular this antumn and winter. The length here is three-quarters, the proportions “‘roomy.” The sleeves are also roomy, with deep caffe. — I leave London for Paris tomorrow, and in my next letter will give you my impressions of the Parisian fashions. HELEN Apar, The Convalesents. George Davey, the well-known miner, who has been confined to his home for some time past with a serious attack of illness, bag improved so as to be able to walk to town. He is still, however, a very sick man. Mrs. Thomas Monk of Gold Fiat, who has been suffering from a severe cold and sore throat, has about recovered,Frank Kendrick, who has been inCapacitated for several weeks from a fractured leg, the result of a mining accident in the Home mine, is doing fairly well, but it will be a long time. yet, though, before the unfortunate young miner will be able to resume his daily vocation. Jobo Nancarrown, who was thrown froma descending car while working Lonpon, England, Sept. 2, 1908. After visiting some of the great manufactories of England, and calling on the leading modistes and drapers in the Regent and Bond street regions: whete I found a goodly display, I will write you my impressions of the.coming Au'umn fashions. Many of the modes are, as it were, ‘only in the bud, but velvet is anquestionably a fabric that must be taken into account in any discussion of the subject of Milady’s fall costumes, It has assumed an importance most unusual, not only with regard to evening and calling gowns, but is constantly growing in popularity for tailor frocks, One of the handsomest velvet gowns I have seen and which I have been enabled to illustrate for you is one made’ by Ernest for Julia Marlowe, of black Nonpareil velvet magnificently appliqued in cream lace outlined with black and gold sequins, Luckily for her whose dress allowance is not lavish, Nonpareil velvet is not an extravagance, but, owing to the increasing skill of the famous dyers, J. & J. M, Worrall, through whose kindness I hada peep at the newest designs before they were seen in the shops, velvet has become a thoroughly practical and comparatively inexpensive fabric. One of the most beautiful designs was in polka dot of Imperial blue—a revival of the shade so much admired by Napoleon, and universally worn during the time of his.prosperity, THE WARD COMPANY yee ‘Our Wife’ at the Theater on Next Friday Brening, The coming rendition of the farcical play entitled “Our Wife” at the Nevada Theater ie the talk of the town. All theater goers are interested in this popular comedy, and unlesg all signs go for naught the Ward Comthe Archie Berson, who accompanied them, is unconscious from foul air. V. McPherson, A. J. Oolling and J. Tracey of San Francisco arrived here; on last evening’s train. MORE SHOOTING.» Victor, Colorado, September 22.—The troops which have been stationed here to preserve peace, occasioned by the mining strike, were called to arms late last night. , Unknown persons attempted to break through the guard lines established on Bull Hill and the sentries fired twenty shots at them. It is not known whether any one was hit or not. Mrs. L. Blainlorn and child of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends: at Hotel Antlers. ‘ ; W. H. Rouse of Oakland is here spending a few days G. H. Brainerd of San Diego is here spending a few days, Frank Cole is down from Downieville. A H. Barber and I. N. Sayers of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Summit. ramento. A. H. Barker and I, W. R. Sawyers — Grand Millinery Opening. ceived no news bearing PANAMA CANAL SITUATION i WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—The State Department has reupon the Panama canal situation, The treaty dies at midnight tonight. The official circles are unable to say what will follow. mm! are here from San Francisco. N. Barbict and J. H. Harris arrived here from Colgate today. Mrs, J. H. Harris of Colgate is visitlog friends in this city. Theo. Wayman returned to Freeman’s Crossing today. A. F Horton and J. H. Nile of Penn Valley were visitors to the Oounty Seat today. : Miss Lizzie Flewellyn will leave for San Jose tomorrow to resume her studies at the State Normal School Her mother, Mrs, James Flewellyn, will accompany her and sojourn in THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Se Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City O. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, Life and Accident Instrrance Loans Negotiated. in a mine on Osanada Hill about six weeks ago and soffered a broken Teg, is getting along nicely. The broken bones are knitting splendidly, and if Dothing unforseen happens, Mr. Nan . Carrow will be able to leave bis bed in about t wo"weeks time, pany will be greeted with a crowded house. There is abuodant opportunity in the play for the jolliest kind of fun and every advantage to secure a laugh ine clean way is taken by the actorauthor, Alexander Rimini, and his capable company of farceurs, The production is under the efficient man. Saturday, Sept. 26th, Monday, Sept. 28th. pices ox the above days . will give my grand 7 opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and vacinity to call and examine my handsome display. ... : a the Garden City for several weeks, Miss Mattie Powell and Miss Maud Cable, graduates of the local High School, will take their departure for San Jose tomorrow morning. They will attend the State Normal School in that city. : Major J. H. Boyd left today for Sac-. W. F. Englebright left today for the Bel Owing to. the reception to be gl 3 Rev. William Angwin this evening the meeting of the local tennis olph bas beep postponed until tomo, 08

(Wednesday) evening, 4 fall is tendance of all members ig desired, 7 BEERS Guaranteed Pure, None So Good, 2 Sold Everywhere, Ir . PRICE ye Wrappers. No Obinése make, t plete. Come while we have all sizes and all colors. ADIES, once more wa call your attention to our line cf Flannelette Wrappers. Our stock this year-is now coma4¢« Sood Points of Our Wrapper is made much wider. It is made and finished better. It is made with full flounce. it is lined 0 waist, and comes _in sizes 82 to 44, at the following cea: $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. See picture of style of Wrappers. Oome in or send to us for Maher & Co., Nevada City The Best and Most Complete in Northern California MRS. L. LUBECK, (r= improvements. agoment of Mr. Arthur F, Warde, son Don’t Overlook Our Stove Displa é iip Clerkin, an old vd resident of Pik ,jast Sunday. The f yesterday, interment sth San Juan. wre appears to be 8 vard to wages in the he ‘ries. For several di have been doing and {t looks as thou i 6 ae-brewing.” Jobn Owens of Ba has been in a dying t few weeks from . 4 inan accident, js + There is no hope lip B. Bradley, ‘the ng engineer, who pase days in this city, is to Mies Mabel -Harla isco on October 7th f sopal church in the of op. The young couph home in Toronto, Oan -Supervieor E, W. De ned to his home at G Obinese Camp, whe loot while at work in a! ding a few days in the fed to come home and injared member geta number of friends o Frank Kramer, whe avenue, had a pleasa: ing in honor of the co anniversary of their social affair was gotte: bre of a surprise part Mrs. Kramer lost no ti their guests feel at ho instrumental music, wi enjoyed, and a boul owed, é baseball game_ ke tiamen of Grass Valle Park last Sunday aft 8 spirited affair, cons that neither of the nin b practice. The score &t to twenty-one in favor . ders from this city. here will be an interest Dastomah Lodge, I. O. ¢ ing and a large attend od. A candidate will b the mysteries “of the . The degree team has bg during the week. al bt pat the work on in fit . L. Lubeck announ 8 of Nevada City and v will bold hergrand . and winter millinery May, September 28th, a lilly invited to call a Most beautifal line of: ¢ seen in Nevada county. arm produce in this sea! tty have taken quite $ are now retailed at mM and butter ig § square with prosp Bbing a little highér, Feature for ihe TRaNSonipT bas added Testing feature in conne *pecial reading matte Ch is sure to please-~H-4 Mto keep posted on ' SStyles anid fashione ¢ O Paris, at regular inte PAblished articles from et Adair » 8 able writer, M an bority on Stylish *Mpanied by sketches i ‘me The first of this le8 appears in today’s 1 York who have come to California. Although due consider— ation must bo given to the fact that the emigration from a densely populated State exceeds by more than arithmetica] ratio that from a region less populous, of the distinguished tragedian, Frederick Warde. . Everything about the company is of the best, and no money has been spared to make “Our Wife” An extra incandescent electric light has been’ installed by the city in the center of the Pine street steel bridge all wil} Aiud it very ji ding, e for the convenience of teamsters and yet a comparison be-. the hit of the season. . pedestrians, who will greatiy apprecitween natives of New York in California and those in other Deere. ecg nad TS conte) Raane atin. hotel Antle S'eel R oge*, Cas Iron Stoves Wood and Oil Heaters will prevail. Reserved seats on sale States, shows California’s popularity w class of immigrants. States given above, There seems to be no fixed ratio between the population of the other States and the number of their natives who have become residents of California. There are more than 14,000 natives of Maine in this State, and the accession of population from Maine is proving cumulative. Barring the gold rush to California in 1849-55, there has. ! never been a-period in which the population has increased so rapidly as at the present time This increase is all the more satisfactory when the permanent character of new residents is considered. Reports of the Promotion Committee show that for a period of ten months ending July 1, 63,937 persons took ith a most desirable This holds true with a number of other at J. M. Foley’s confectionery store. Losi House and Barn ing out on Round Mountsin for several days past has been doing considerable damage. valuable timber a house and barn becity were destroyed by the mad rash of flery flames last Saturday. The real estate was situated on what is known as the Grabam tract and was purchased by the Doctor some time ago. The house was unoccupied. The fire in that vicinity bas now been advantage of the colonists rates to California, thousands of. *??4"**The fork which has been in progress on the street just beyond the eouth end of the bridge is uow coming to a finish. The road has Dow been widened and a uniform grade establisbed from the intersection of Olark and Pine streets to the bridge, with the exception of a swall_ below St. Jacobse ladder, « tend of town now presents a Togressive arance, and Marshal Steoeee fa to commended for the excellent manger in which he bas had the work one, The foundation for the eepheltum sidewalk, which is to be pat in from be Lademan brick building on the Pine street side to apd eround the building occupied © William Harry asa saloon, has been and as soon as the contractora finis the streets they will turn their attention to this . wat and complete the job without deWilliam H. Smith, the Broed street The forest fire which bas been ragBesides consuming mach onging to Dr. J. H. Landers of thie others of which no record was kept also came to the State largely as a result of the work of the Promotion Committée, . Dread st five cents a The classification of the States contributing most to California’s population should prove valuable in indicating where the most effective missiongry work may be done. far Bakery. Try itand you will »lwaye bay it. grocer, who fell while out examining . } Loveland te now selling his famou — loo Drinkine LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS =—=— —_— some mining property some ten days d broke two of his ribs, fe stil caifering 00 sido tbe Pp of nat oO » ‘sha aril ret basoane i le time before Mr. Smi ftom the effects of t lost at the Popu r véFor.a good cool, sharp glase of beer = E cail at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price Sct be which befell him, : That Stale, Flavorless, ady-Ground Package : ffee, and try a pound t ee 1 ' ‘ Caylor’s 25 Cent 22. Family Coffee Roasted Dally, to order; with or with. out chicory. Alwa crisp and aromatic . c : Ground from one pint ap, U PINE STREET. . M. Li & D. —— Doors, Windows, Blin hingles, Laths, Call and see, : dey all “a fall Office and Yards = tout Turnée Hadi en a Saperb Usiversal, Capital Unive Popaler Universal, Gem Monitor : ; Cab, Ir, Steel Ranges and Colampm niversal Cast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices ey Compan NEVADA C MARSH : “tees d Mining Timber, ete. We have thie} celebrated Palst -silzeolors, and :in cans {108% of Boulder st Tel Superior Ce phe following business ¥y 1 in the Superior Cor Ngo F, T. Nilon, Presiding tteson vg, County o} Hered that defendant’s den “00 to strike ont be set } *Uesday, September 29, Vis va. Davig, Order me dition, +e best of wine TS are served at the 1 90 Spring street and . ent is tendered all s Peard, the proprieto mn.