September 28, 1900 (4 pages)

1887. (30 acts of and N iam M. nia, the ae Egy liom M pia, the 10, T. 17 es. iam M, nia, the h. M. jam Ms se the i E., liam M nia, the tron ct, ) acres. liblica. of until . ) ation, PCtiONS, . therealuable al purtice for aC ueral ixtor, te . THE apie AL he iperiar > prove eulti« con of zins, of con, of Novey, ister. * es . DEY the P Cuthof aud e said neces=. er the © sole Kitts oy Cal, @etjor ‘ouu y mh eye ie i rw @f, ’ ing of bh day cents every Adin. 8 diate. Secre> No. 18. a, sment* Ay of rtised yment DAY, e de-: sts of order. ; ry. OO 13 reg ed be , and: LUESALY. 2? bI8COy ata régo-'* oned ,' ay of frou’: y, the ath 1960, 21 -td reas ada‘ fof--, As r oFf.°: POs ldS * 2 eseeeceskeest aHbSEe LS FE LES PRS d= a 2 oO: ** 2 t \ ipt. 40TH YEAR—No. 13,006. i —¥ emi Th 3 : OO a = ee 3109 . FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER'28, 1900. EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Litt. Henderson & Co’s @ LITTLE . SCHOOL ~ House school Will Soon 0 And doubtless you will want some Shoes for the children. We have. them—good fitters, good .wearers and moderate prices. Also as fine a selection of Ladies’ and gentlemen’s shoes as can be found anywhere. Prices as low as the lowest for the same grade of, shoes. Call and see for’ yourselves. No trouble to show our. shoes. . Repairing neatly done. . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. PLAZa PLANING MILL..RICE & LEWIS, Props. +: ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. owin . » Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Tarning, House-Trimming, Fancv Grill Workla Specialty, Geton Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes ‘tim* es on any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, fd yo SACRAMENTO St., Newapa City. 50:CENTS A WEEK Adverticoments of not to exceed five lines in . . inserted under this head fer 50 cents & week or $28 month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. New Bootblack Stand. From now on the boothlack stand can be ound inside the National Barber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly. It will be in charge of au experienced polisher. Wm. WALTERS proprietor. For Saie. Gratn, alfalfa and first crop of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Addr ss, 1% Ww. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. ‘> House and Lot For Sale. A 7room house, with both gas and eléctric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. :au 81-tf Lest. Aliver and white peinter dog. Answers to-name ofOmo. Information as to where abouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey. a 30-tf For Sale. A freah milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Enquire of ‘Ben Rose, Rush Coeek. 5 t-lw _ > Situation Wanted. By @ lady todo light honse work. Small wagés: App'y at office of Union Hotel. at, . Allowance for Old Machines. $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machifes .from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch’s grocery store, Grass. Valley. and Bovey Bros,«@ioe store, Nevada City. Gro. W Regge agent., ~ . House and Lot For. Sale. My “property on -Washington street, just ontsldp of the city limits, is offered for sale at a:bargain. New house, good well, fruit trees. Must sell on account of sickness. Apply t&or address. W J. Evans, Nevada City. P. O,Box 360, j20-1m. , House and Lot for Sale. Hard finished house, in fine condition, six roomand pantry, and large woo! cellar, situated on Orchard, Street, Nevada City, with of Without ravine lot, for sale. Enquire at Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. j 10-2m ¢ ED, T, CHAMBERS, -. UPHOLSTERER. Beds,, Lounges, Mattresses, Chairs, ete , made over and MADE AS GOOD AS NEW. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come.and see me when you want anything ; i in this line. E:T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, Nevada City, Cal. ' GEO.RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER -—-AND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. opp. City Hall. m day aud night. Hearse furnished in city free, Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady attendant. Telephone, West 5. UNION MARKET, ‘COLLEY BROS., = Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., ~~ At the lowest rates. Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICh stock of the Moore. ap Nevada City Grass Vailey PHOTOGRAPHS » % THAT PLEASE ‘I frame all kinds of pictures witb artistic judgment. Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MBALS, = ©, 25 CENTS ROOMS, 25 and 50 CENTS ~ A share of the public patronage ts solic. ited. Z Cor. Broad and Union Streets. Diss eau BC) Aoyearist.ns Sie Kaliormahiuner Nodress all comhgumeations To ++ = Tate. Sutenesecty GUA , oRLioutas. For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF: ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from §2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. _ All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit thse cocas" these goods are now offered y ee Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRSSOLENE being administered by inbalstion, gives the Safest and lost Effectual Means 3 Ut creating the throat and bronshial abes ita efficiency in Whooping Cough and Croup wonderful. Its an’ ic qualities render it invaluable In Contagious Diseases . . & DICKERMAN. Denapiot nnd Sesttones. Popular gee AS gee Hams, Bacon Subscribe forthe Transcig pen. . . NATIONALSTATE. avo DISTRICT Candidates FOR PRESIDENT, WM. McKINLEY, OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, THEO. ROOSEVELT, OF NEW YORK. Presidential Electors SAM. M. SHORTRIDGE, WM. J. BARRETT, JOHN WALTER RYAN, HAROLD T. POWER, WILLIAM R. DAVIS, CHRISTIAN B. RODE, FRANK McGOWAN, WARREN R. PORTER, JAMES McFADDEN. For Congress—2d District, S. D. Woods OF SAN JOAQUIN. FOR STATE SENATOR, [Third District] Nevada, Sierra and Plumas Counties. J.R. Tyrrell OF GRASS VALLEY. — FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, Twelfth District, F. M. URTHERFORD: OF TRUCKEE. FOR SUPERVISOR—lIst District, J, M. BUFFINGTON. to ‘undergo @ pretty thorough . eecimnmihaciiniieadl The Philosophy of*Nietasene. In the death of Frederick: Nietzsche, the German phtlosopher, the world ¥ Jtoses a figure highly interesting if only from the fact that his life was a typical paradox. He was a genuine eccentric, & man In whom the line of demarcation between genius and insanity was so lightly. drawn that ‘the former was swallowed up in the latter, and the un: tortunate nan spent the latter days of bis life In a lunatic asylum. Nietz.che’s philosophy was of the negative kind, a kind not very much in vogue these days. He has been actused of being a man of inordinate ranity, and his writings have been subpeenaed to give evidence in behalf of the accusation. But the probability is that Nietzsche had such a strong. personality that he was compelled. to use the personal pronoun in his works to a far larger extent than the general custom witb philosophers: He was. extremely conservative, as is shown by his attacks on this, that and the other wnodern thing. His book assailing Wagner is one of the best known of his writings, and it must be confessed that in this he betrayed strong personal prejudices. Nietzsche carried the doctrine of the survival of the fittest to an extreme bordering indeed on the absurd. He claimed that {t was-wrong for society to found hespitals, asylums and poorhouses. He declared that the proper thing to do was to let the weakest go fo the wall without attempting in any way to remove or mitigate their weaknesses. He even said that it was wrong for physicians and surgeons to interfere with the course of nature and that those who could not of themselves recover from an ‘illness or an injury should die. It was indeed a strange freak of destiny that the man who promulgated such doctrinesshould himself spend years in an institution the very existence of which be had denounced. The probability is that his philosophy has died with him. Sets eisai ages A Chicago.dispatch says that hereafter no boy who smokes cigarettes will be employed in the postoffice of that city. Formerly the rule was merely that the boys employed in the postoffice could not smoke during working hours. It has now-been decided that “all cigarette smoking by the boys in the office must cease and that no boy who is addicted to the habit could get a place in the future.” This may or may not be just to the young aspirants for places in the Chicago postoftice, but it is a condition which confrents them. They must give up the places or the cigarettes. Justly.or otherwise there is a strong prejudice among employing business men all ovgr the country against giving places to cigarette smoking boys. The boy whose fingers are stained yellow by burned rice paper and tobacco is pretty apt to get turned down at about every place where he makes application for a position. The boys may insist that cigaratte smoking doesn’t hurt them. We are not here arguing the question whether it does or it does not, but Just calling attention to a condition. The question for the boys to decide 1s whether they will give up the cigarettes or lose opportunities for employment. The superior court of Pennsylvania has rendered a decision against ticket scalpers. The dictum of the court ts in accord witb a decision filed jn, Philadelphia 20 years ago upholding-the constitutionality of the act of 1863 pro hibiting scalping, but is couched tn terms calculated to destroy all hope of assailing successfully the plain intent of the legislature of Pennsylvania to protect the rights of railway companies and to defend passengers from imposition in the Illegitimate traffic in rall way tickets. The decision does not, of course, assail the position of one innocently selling, an unused portion of a ticket bought4n good faith; but it dpes antagonize a business which the legis lature has sald is “prolific of fraudu lent results.” oY ee Now ‘that the Chinese~turkey bas been’ caught the most interesting performance, that of carving it, will sbortly begin, And when it does eventuate just keep your eye on little Nicholas of Russia. He hasn't been spending money in Siberia al) thése years for noth ing. Then. too, Germahy and Japan «will expect prettystiff compensation for the assassination of their represent: . : Take it all in all, it looksias jatives. though the Chinese turkey-were abgut ‘The Yankee eight oarsmen-appear to have administered a—good--licking to their foreign rivals for rewing the international) races on the Seine on Sunday. erage etapa ringtone ta ag (pe REERRTES A : The Fatere of. Our Lezs. Professor Yung of the University ot Guef, Switzerland, entertains great fears concerning the future. of oui lower limbs. This-sage is of the opin. ion thut within the next thousand years buincu beings will have forget. ten how to use their legs, and that these limbs, if evolution will not do away with them, will serve as mere ornaments to the rest of the body. present age human beings show a de cided aversion to personal or physical locomotion, and this is more manifest every time a new automatic traveling instrument is invented and rendered practical. Steam, electricity, cable power and the different velocipedée machines all bear an influence over us and create a dislike for walking, .and the future generations will likety have the. convenience of steerable airships at their windows and electric ‘ automobiles at their doors, and. these conveyanceés will be so cheap that almost every one can.own them, and. thie means the doom of our legs. The latter will be regarded as superfluous appendages, no use will be made of them, and who knows but that they may disappear altogether? But -se much more will our arms develop fa length and strength, These are the cruel laws of evolution, and it will be due to their pranks that future generations will again resemble the apes, There will come another epoch of short legs and long aciuis. PEaRET RSET FOR STATE SENATOR, Third Senatorial District. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley, is hereby announced asthe regular Republican nominee for State Senator. Professor Yung states that at the as we have an almost Building Houses —ON THE— Installment Plan, And. we are still at it. Call and Jearn our terms before letting your contract, EX. & E"*. Ka. THE HOME MARKET inexhaustible suppiy of timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of L. & D. MARSH. == . Insist. upon ving the Jor dan “AAAI fam Cutlery only. fet Dou’ be a wy Olam” and take tute because a little cheaper NH The test ways costs lees i in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and otber leading sslace, COOP EF Will Furnish you All [aterial for; Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US,A OALL. Good Lamber at reasonable rates. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby anunouced as a candidate for the Assembly from Nevada county. FOR SUPERVISOR, First District. e W. H. Martin Of Nevada City, is hereby announced as the Regular Democratic nominee for Supervisor of the First District, comprising Nevada Township. Election Tuesday, November 6, 1900. FOR STATE SENATOR, Third District. H. L Moody Of Truckee, is hereby announced as the Regular Democratic nominee for State Senator from the Third District. Election November 6, 1900. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop'r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repapered and newly furnished repainted, throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stag -s and B Do You Want a Good [ileal ? Tf so, go to the Star Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Will be kept open day and night. Oysters iu any style. Short orders a specialty. Meals at All Hours—Day or Night. W. T. LARSON,. Prop’r. NO eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. yao YOUR PLUMBING DORE? APTS TMS AS MS AS AS AS TS AS HS If not don’t fail to call on N. F. HOWELL Expert. Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS a PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new quarters on Commercial street and invite all their former patrous to call and see them. They will make it a point to serve the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Speciality. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NATIONAL .~ Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of’attention given to trensien! -ustomers. Stables Open All Night, Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City. Telephone No. 73, Limes s 3 Lemons 1 3 Oranges 32 Bananas = Tegle’s Candy Factory rhe Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fheve are the attractions you cap always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents.a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies oD sand, as: and“ Hobia ‘ood. Wm. J. Britiand. W wOeear Pepper’ . 2 — Peerless Saloon. saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, { a . pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines . / Liquors and Cigars, All my oid friends and all th who call will be treated sue e0usteons. nee ner. HENRY W. RICH. NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietoe UNDE R NeW MANACEMENT—A home-like ate house, situated in one of the pleasantest portions of the Quees City. Pifty oe rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the oounty for variety, cooking and service. TRICTLY FIRST-CLA 1 B the highest-grade #5 Rens en o pares Eto. Fancy Mixed Drinks a speoRates moderate. Best accommodations In the county for the money. FOR THE esse. Finest and Lishtsst of Bread YOU SHOULD GO TO THE POPULAR BAKERY, CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETc., The most palatable and whol found in Nevada City. 7 eee oe The Popular Bakery, HOWARD LOYELAND, Prop'r. iceto ICE ! THE HEVADA COTY ICE. all parts of town. Prompt service guaranteed, ve your orders CORCORAN & ARBOGAST, Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. C. H. HARRISON, DSALEE IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco er The Fimest 5-Cent Cigar in Tow.s. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STRERT. Onn. Rosenberg Bro . Proprietors of the AGENTS FOT WIFLAND BEER. Our wagon will be in Navada tity eve ay. Orders for Soda, Sarsaparilla. Sipb Mt ep at stor lers ephonue charges on allor. ‘ Telephone tél: Grasa Valley, FyAune PURCHASED THIJS POPULAR, _ Grass Valley Soda Works : a HANSEN BROS--~— 4 ge *

1887. (30 acts of and N iam M. nia, the ae Egy liom M pia, the 10, T. 17 es. iam M, nia, the h. M. jam Ms se the i E., liam M nia, the tron ct, ) acres. liblica. of until . ) ation, PCtiONS, . therealuable al purtice for aC ueral ixtor, te . THE apie AL he iperiar > prove eulti« con of zins, of con, of Novey, ister. * es . DEY the P Cuthof aud e said neces=. er the © sole Kitts oy Cal, @etjor ‘ouu y mh eye ie i rw @f, ’ ing of bh day cents every Adin. 8 diate. Secre> No. 18. a, sment* Ay of rtised yment DAY, e de-: sts of order. ; ry. OO 13 reg ed be , and: LUESALY. 2? bI8COy ata régo-'* oned ,' ay of frou’: y, the ath 1960, 21 -td reas ada‘ fof--, As r oFf.°: POs ldS * 2 eseeeceskeest aHbSEe LS FE LES PRS d= a 2 oO: ** 2 t \ ipt. 40TH YEAR—No. 13,006. i —¥ emi Th 3 : OO a = ee 3109 . FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER'28, 1900. EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, Litt. Henderson & Co’s @ LITTLE . SCHOOL ~ House school Will Soon 0 And doubtless you will want some Shoes for the children. We have. them—good fitters, good .wearers and moderate prices. Also as fine a selection of Ladies’ and gentlemen’s shoes as can be found anywhere. Prices as low as the lowest for the same grade of, shoes. Call and see for’ yourselves. No trouble to show our. shoes. . Repairing neatly done. . BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. PLAZa PLANING MILL...RICE & LEWIS, Props. +: ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. owin . » Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Tarning, House-Trimming, Fancv Grill Workla Specialty, Geton Plans Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes ‘tim* es on any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEWIS, fd yo SACRAMENTO St., Newapa City. 50:CENTS A WEEK Adverticoments of not to exceed five lines in . . inserted under this head fer 50 cents & week or $28 month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. New Bootblack Stand. From now on the boothlack stand can be ound inside the National Barber shop, instead of on the sidewalk, as formerly. It will be in charge of au experienced polisher. Wm. WALTERS proprietor. For Saie. Gratn, alfalfa and first crop of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Addr ss, 1% Ww. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. ‘> House and Lot For Sale. A 7room house, with both gas and eléctric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY.. :au 81-tf Lest.. Aliver and white peinter dog. Answers to-name ofOmo. Information as to where abouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey. a 30-tf For Sale. A freah milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Enquire of ‘Ben Rose, Rush Coeek. 5 t-lw _ > Situation Wanted. By @ lady todo light honse work. Small wagés: App'y at office of Union Hotel. at, . Allowance for Old Machines. $25 allowed for any make of machine traded in for new Singers, good second-hand machifes .from $5 up. All kinds repaired nd work guaranteed. Offices, H. J. Fuch’s grocery store, Grass. Valley. and Bovey Bros,«@ioe store, Nevada City. Gro. W Regge agent., ~ . House and Lot For. Sale. My “property on -Washington street, just ontsldp of the city limits, is offered for sale at a:bargain. New house, good well, fruit trees. Must sell on account of sickness. Apply t&or address. W J. Evans, Nevada City. P. O,Box 360, j20-1m. , House and Lot for Sale. Hard finished house, in fine condition, six roomand pantry, and large woo! cellar, situated on Orchard, Street, Nevada City, with of Without ravine lot, for sale. Enquire at Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City, Cal. j 10-2m ¢ ED, T, CHAMBERS, -. UPHOLSTERER. Beds,, Lounges, Mattresses, Chairs, ete , made over and MADE AS GOOD AS NEW. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come.and see me when you want anything ; i in this line. E:T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, Nevada City, Cal. ' GEO.RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER -—-AND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street. opp. City Hall. m day aud night. Hearse furnished in city free, Strict attention to all calls day or night. Lady attendant. Telephone, West 5. UNION MARKET, ‘COLLEY BROS., = Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., ~~ At the lowest rates. Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICh stock of the Moore. ap Nevada City Grass Vailey PHOTOGRAPHS » % THAT PLEASE ‘I frame all kinds of pictures witb artistic judgment. Central Hotel RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprietor This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MBALS, = ©, 25 CENTS ROOMS, 25 and 50 CENTS ~ A share of the public patronage ts solic. ited. Z Cor. Broad and Union Streets. Diss eau BC) Aoyearist.ns Sie Kaliormahiuner Nodress all comhgumeations To ++ = Tate. Sutenesecty GUA , oRLioutas. For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. HE 1S MAKING TOPS OF: ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. A Fine Line of Robes from §2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. Harness, Saddles, Whips, Curry Combs and Brushes. _ All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit thse cocas" these goods are now offered y ee Cresolene Whooping Cough, Croup Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, CRSSOLENE being administered by inbalstion, gives the Safest and lost Effectual Means 3 Ut creating the throat and bronshial abes ita efficiency in Whooping Cough and Croup wonderful. Its an’ ic qualities render it invaluable In Contagious Diseases . . & DICKERMAN. Denapiot nnd Sesttones. Popular gee AS gee Hams, Bacon Subscribe forthe Transcig pen. . . NATIONALSTATE. avo DISTRICT Candidates FOR PRESIDENT, WM. McKINLEY, OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, THEO. ROOSEVELT, OF NEW YORK. Presidential Electors SAM. M. SHORTRIDGE, WM. J. BARRETT, JOHN WALTER RYAN, HAROLD T. POWER, WILLIAM R. DAVIS, CHRISTIAN B. RODE, FRANK McGOWAN, WARREN R. PORTER, JAMES McFADDEN. For Congress—2d District, S. D. Woods OF SAN JOAQUIN. FOR STATE SENATOR, [Third District] Nevada, Sierra and Plumas Counties. J.R. Tyrrell OF GRASS VALLEY. — FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, Twelfth District, F. M. URTHERFORD: OF TRUCKEE. FOR SUPERVISOR—lIst District, J, M. BUFFINGTON. to ‘undergo @ pretty thorough . eecimnmihaciiniieadl The Philosophy of*Nietasene. In the death of Frederick: Nietzsche, the German phtlosopher, the world ¥ Jtoses a figure highly interesting if only from the fact that his life was a typical paradox. He was a genuine eccentric, & man In whom the line of demarcation between genius and insanity was so lightly. drawn that ‘the former was swallowed up in the latter, and the un: tortunate nan spent the latter days of

bis life In a lunatic asylum. Nietz.che’s philosophy was of the negative kind, a kind not very much in vogue these days. He has been actused of being a man of inordinate ranity, and his writings have been subpeenaed to give evidence in behalf of the accusation. But the probability is that Nietzsche had such a strong. personality that he was compelled. to use the personal pronoun in his works to a far larger extent than the general custom witb philosophers: He was. extremely conservative, as is shown by his attacks on this, that and the other wnodern thing. His book assailing Wagner is one of the best known of his writings, and it must be confessed that in this he betrayed strong personal prejudices. Nietzsche carried the doctrine of the survival of the fittest to an extreme bordering indeed on the absurd. He claimed that {t was-wrong for society to found hespitals, asylums and poorhouses. He declared that the proper thing to do was to let the weakest go fo the wall without attempting in any way to remove or mitigate their weaknesses. He even said that it was wrong for physicians and surgeons to interfere with the course of nature and that those who could not of themselves recover from an ‘illness or an injury should die. It was indeed a strange freak of destiny that the man who promulgated such doctrinesshould himself spend years in an institution the very existence of which be had denounced. The probability is that his philosophy has died with him. Sets eisai ages A Chicago.dispatch says that hereafter no boy who smokes cigarettes will be employed in the postoffice of that city. Formerly the rule was merely that the boys employed in the postoffice could not smoke during working hours. It has now-been decided that “all cigarette smoking by the boys in the office must cease and that no boy who is addicted to the habit could get a place in the future.” This may or may not be just to the young aspirants for places in the Chicago postoftice, but it is a condition which confrents them. They must give up the places or the cigarettes. Justly.or otherwise there is a strong prejudice among employing business men all ovgr the country against giving places to cigarette smoking boys. The boy whose fingers are stained yellow by burned rice paper and tobacco is pretty apt to get turned down at about every place where he makes application for a position. The boys may insist that cigaratte smoking doesn’t hurt them. We are not here arguing the question whether it does or it does not, but Just calling attention to a condition. The question for the boys to decide 1s whether they will give up the cigarettes or lose opportunities for employment. The superior court of Pennsylvania has rendered a decision against ticket scalpers. The dictum of the court ts in accord witb a decision filed jn, Philadelphia 20 years ago upholding-the constitutionality of the act of 1863 pro hibiting scalping, but is couched tn terms calculated to destroy all hope of assailing successfully the plain intent of the legislature of Pennsylvania to protect the rights of railway companies and to defend passengers from imposition in the Illegitimate traffic in rall way tickets. The decision does not, of course, assail the position of one innocently selling, an unused portion of a ticket bought4n good faith; but it dpes antagonize a business which the legis lature has sald is “prolific of fraudu lent results.” oY ee Now ‘that the Chinese~turkey bas been’ caught the most interesting performance, that of carving it, will sbortly begin, And when it does eventuate just keep your eye on little Nicholas of Russia. He hasn't been spending money in Siberia al) thése years for noth ing. Then. too, Germahy and Japan «will expect prettystiff compensation for the assassination of their represent: . : Take it all in all, it looksias jatives. though the Chinese turkey-were abgut ‘The Yankee eight oarsmen-appear to have administered a—good--licking to their foreign rivals for rewing the international) races on the Seine on Sunday. erage etapa ringtone ta ag (pe REERRTES A : The Fatere of. Our Lezs. Professor Yung of the University ot Guef, Switzerland, entertains great fears concerning the future. of oui lower limbs. This-sage is of the opin. ion thut within the next thousand years buincu beings will have forget. ten how to use their legs, and that these limbs, if evolution will not do away with them, will serve as mere ornaments to the rest of the body. present age human beings show a de cided aversion to personal or physical locomotion, and this is more manifest every time a new automatic traveling instrument is invented and rendered practical. Steam, electricity, cable power and the different velocipedée machines all bear an influence over us and create a dislike for walking, .and the future generations will likety have the. convenience of steerable airships at their windows and electric ‘ automobiles at their doors, and. these conveyanceés will be so cheap that almost every one can.own them, and. thie means the doom of our legs. The latter will be regarded as superfluous appendages, no use will be made of them, and who knows but that they may disappear altogether? But -se much more will our arms develop fa length and strength, These are the cruel laws of evolution, and it will be due to their pranks that future generations will again resemble the apes, There will come another epoch of short legs and long aciuis. PEaRET RSET FOR STATE SENATOR, Third Senatorial District. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley, is hereby announced asthe regular Republican nominee for State Senator. Professor Yung states that at the as we have an almost Building Houses —ON THE— Installment Plan, And. we are still at it. Call and Jearn our terms before letting your contract, EX. & E"*. Ka. THE HOME MARKET inexhaustible suppiy of timber in this neighborhood, We have made a success of L. & D. MARSH. == . Insist. upon ving the Jor dan “AAAI fam Cutlery only. fet Dou’ be a wy Olam” and take tute because a little cheaper NH The test ways costs lees i in theend. For sale by W. D. VINTON and otber leading sslace, COOP EF Will Furnish you All [aterial for; Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US,A OALL. Good Lamber at reasonable rates. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby anunouced as a candidate for the Assembly from Nevada county. FOR SUPERVISOR, First District. e W. H. Martin Of Nevada City, is hereby announced as the Regular Democratic nominee for Supervisor of the First District, comprising Nevada Township. Election Tuesday, November 6, 1900. FOR STATE SENATOR, Third District. H. L Moody Of Truckee, is hereby announced as the Regular Democratic nominee for State Senator from the Third District. Election November 6, 1900. Union: Flotel Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. Henry Metzenbaugher, Prop'r. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, repapered and newly furnished repainted, throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Hundred Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room. Stopping place for all Stag -s and B Do You Want a Good [ileal ? Tf so, go to the Star Restaurant. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Will be kept open day and night. Oysters iu any style. Short orders a specialty. Meals at All Hours—Day or Night. W. T. LARSON,. Prop’r. NO eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Nevada Co. Electric Power Co.’s is the Ideal Light. yao YOUR PLUMBING DORE? APTS TMS AS MS AS AS AS TS AS HS If not don’t fail to call on N. F. HOWELL Expert.. Plumber.. PORCELAIN BATH TUBS PATENT CLOSETS a PLUMBING SUPPLIES Broad street, below New York Hotel, In Their New Saloon! MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their new quarters on Commercial street and invite all their former patrous to call and see them. They will make it a point to serve the finest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars All kinds of Mixed Drinks a Speciality. MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial St. NATIONAL .~ Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of’attention given to trensien! -ustomers. Stables Open All Night, Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City. Telephone No. 73, Limes s 3 Lemons 1 3 Oranges 32 Bananas = Tegle’s Candy Factory rhe Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. fheve are the attractions you cap always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents.a Glass, All the favorite brands of Whiskies oD sand, as: and“ Hobia ‘ood. Wm. J. Britiand. W wOeear Pepper’ . 2 — Peerless Saloon. saloon from Chas, Dahlgren, { a . pared tofurnish to my customers the Finest Wines . / Liquors and Cigars, All my oid friends and all th who call will be treated sue e0usteons. nee ner. HENRY W. RICH. NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietoe UNDE R NeW MANACEMENT—A home-like ate house, situated in one of the pleasantest portions of the Quees City. Pifty oe rooms; electric lights throughout, THE TABLE is not surpassed in the oounty for variety, cooking and service. TRICTLY FIRST-CLA 1 B the highest-grade #5 Rens en o pares Eto. Fancy Mixed Drinks a speoRates moderate. Best accommodations In the county for the money. FOR THE esse. Finest and Lishtsst of Bread YOU SHOULD GO TO THE POPULAR BAKERY, CAKES, BREAD, PIES, ETc., The most palatable and whol found in Nevada City. 7 eee oe The Popular Bakery, HOWARD LOYELAND, Prop'r. iceto ICE ! THE HEVADA COTY ICE. all parts of town. Prompt service guaranteed, ve your orders CORCORAN & ARBOGAST, Broad St., Next Door above Theatre. C. H. HARRISON, DSALEE IB All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco er The Fimest 5-Cent Cigar in Tow.s. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STRERT. Onn. Rosenberg Bro . Proprietors of the AGENTS FOT WIFLAND BEER. Our wagon will be in Navada tity eve ay. Orders for Soda, Sarsaparilla. Sipb Mt ep at stor lers ephonue charges on allor. ‘ Telephone tél: Grasa Valley, FyAune PURCHASED THIJS POPULAR, _ Grass Valley Soda Works : a HANSEN BROS--~— 4 ge *