September 3, 1901 (4 pages)

= : — : = ) ei Goes Uf Choy De THE TRANSCRIPT. 4 PRISONER ESCAPES chapters TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B Issued Rvery Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —RBY— TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : . By Mell, += + = * $6 Per Year . C 12 1<2c Per Week . By Carrier, wee 5M ‘ond degree, escaped last night. Delivered to any part of the city. . TUESDAY People who eat onions ought to. built. SKILLED WORKMEN shout their apologies from a distance. The keys of New York will not be presented to Richard Croker when he . gets home; there willbe no need. The strike shows no. prospect: of set. tlement; on the contrary, the chances for a long and bitter struggle are growing stronger all the time. France has threatened to seize Tur. key unless ber claimsare paid. France may be a “bird,” but she overrates herself if she thinks she is a turkey gobbler. First Ohio, then Maryland, then Pennsylvania, then Lowa, now Virginia —Heavene, Mr. Bryan, are you going to let all your states repudiate free silver? The dog is coming to have his day at last, . same privileges by western roads that have been hitherto reserved for bi-. cycles and baby carriages. Bob Fitzsimmons is now lecturing . on the evils of dissipation. Bob is cer . tainly versatile; most men would be! satisfied to be pre-eminent in fisticuffs, acting and debate. + -@e Won’t somebody please accommo date “Fighting Bill Chandler” and let us all get front seats at the performance. Is everybody afraid or what’s. the matter, anyhow? We don’t want to interfere with mat. ters outside our proper business, but still we think that Dawson City, Alaska, needs a jail more that it does a . court house. A . It is reported from Asia that Senator Beveridge, who has been touring the world, pow broadens his a’s, and other. wise puts on frille unbecoming a true . sou of Hoosierdom. We ‘believe the) report is a canard. The British measures in the Trans. vaal are harsh, no doubt, but after all, . “War is hell.” We have grown thin. skinned in this country owing to the lapse of time since this fact’ was! brought home to us. Why don’t that Chicago prefessor, . ,as a trusty on the chicken ranch outside the walls for the ' . past five years. Heis a German, quite tall, and heavily strike is strongly favorable to the big combine skilled workmen entered the Star Tin Plate Works without being molested in the least. machinists retutned to the Pennsylvania Tool Works. No further effort has beer made to bring out the men of the Duquesne Works, The other mills are running with inHe has now been given the . creased force. ‘nothing from the Wes. FROM FOLSOM. Fo1som, Sept. cos aaiel Reteinesly, , a twenty-two year onvict from Yolo county, charged with mueder in the secHe has been employed He is fifty-two years of age. RETURN TO WORK. PixtsBurG, Sept 3—To-day’s development in the steel Thirty-two One hundred and twenty-five President Shaffer said this morniug that he had heard No change in the general situation is reported. SST = An Explanation About Grass Valley Yot Advertising the Picnic. Cxu1caco, Sept. 2—The Logan Square term‘nal of the Metropolitan Elevated Tailroad Company was practically destroyed by fire early today and. the bh f th 1nee ot the maak nen os Se See ys ticket agent narrowly escaped. death ley Committee on the Celebration hes written an explanatory letter to the Picnic Committee here giving the reason why the picnic celebration was not advertised in conjunction with the celebration at that town. There is considerable feeling here in relation to the matter, but the following explanation, it seems to us, ought to be very satisfactory: “There seems to have been a misunderstanding? somewhere in relation to the posters sent out a few days ago, and the party who had charge of that part of ths program was not aware that it had been arranged to bave the picnic advertised in their matter. ‘To make amends for the error arrangements have b2:en made to have colcred dodgers follow all these postere, adver— tising the reunion and picnic and giva train shed, repair shops and other railroad property. Estimated loss, $50,000. dai iee ni coauthor Charged With Forgery. Lonpon, Sept. 2.—Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was arraigned iu the Guild Hall Police Court to-day; charged with having forged a railway certificate of the value of £100,000. Sensatiunal evidence was presented. The cace will lest. throughout the day. A Few Timely * Don’ts.” scious in your presence. The fire destroyed about a dozen care, . . Don’t make any one feel self conIt indicates who thinks that neither Whittier nor . ing the event the same general publicity Longfellow uor Holmes knew how to . #8 is given the Grass Valley celebrawrite poetry, scribble off a few gems of . tion.” thought just to show us what sort ofa, muse he considers proper for use in . this country ? 7eo “Some are born great; some achievé greatness; and some have greatness thrust upon them.” This last is undoubtedly the case with the respected David Nation, the husband of Clara) Nation. The proposition to bury épets de-. cently meets with our warmest ap-. proval. Come around aud see us; our neighbors have lots of pet cats and dogs that we should be delighted to see peacefully interred. + @@e ee Considering the variety of platforms that thé Democrats bave adopted in various States, it would seem that D. B. Hill’s stand-by “I am a Democrat,” . is the only utterance broad enough to . reach over them all. hensive end can be explained in each locality to suit the wishes of the people there, . » T pebaiticaciaeney Those who have been ‘‘cussing” the Weather Bureau for so-called mistakes —which were not alwaye mistakes after all when viewed from the right standpoint—sbould apologize after reading the reports from the Gulf coast, where It is compre. Clared a dividend of one dollar per a ' Park Privileges Awarded. The bids for the several privileges at Glenbrook Park on Re-union Day were opened by the committee this afternoon. The following are the lucky bidders: Bar—A. Isoard & Sons, of Nevada City. Shooting gallery; throwing triangle —A. Rose, of Grass Valley. Tin type gallery—M, W. Frederickson, of Chicago Park. ‘ Games—P. M. Davis, of Wheatland The Eighty-Third Dividend. The directors of the Citizens Bank held a meeting last night and deshare. This is the eighty-third dividend that has been apportioned to the stockholders since the bank was es. teblished. Itjs one of the best bank. ing institutions in the interior, being . conducted on safe and strict business lines. In the commercial world this bank enjoys a splendid reputation in every way,and has a large number of patrons. the warnings of the Bureau came in —— + ee that you are excessively self-conscious yourself, Don’t expect too much from other people, but encourage other people to expect a great deal from you and be sure that you fulfill their expectations. Don’t make too much of your bodily ailments. It makes you tiresome to yourself. ; Don’t be cynical. It indicates that you are very young or that you have never become mutare, ° Don’t vent on one person the irritation cused by the mistake of another. Don’t vent on others the irritation caused by your own mistakes. Don’t vent your irritation on anybody. Don’t apply these “don’ts” to other people. Apply them to yourself or else don’t apply them at all. Buried T his Afternoon. The funeral of tbe late Mrs. Robert Huckine, mention of whose sad demise was chronicled in theee columns yesterday, took place from the Methodist cbharch “this afternoon. friends assisting at the obsequies. Malaria Makes impure Blood. aria. 50c , my15.6m Astounded the Editor. ample time to hold in port hundreds . Will Look Fine. of lives, and literally millions of, dol-. lars were undoubtedly saved by these warnings. oe ae gare i It is again proposed to give ex-. Building on Pine street. When com Presidents seats in the Senate with the . pleted it will look fine. right to debate, but not to vote. What good would that do? Any ex—+-2@0-+ fectively than from a Senate chair. . the peace at Truckee. _ J. E. Isaacand Wm. A. Rowe have . commenced painting the new Masonic , Two prisoners, James McDermit President can always secure a forum and William Sullivan were discharged in the newspapere or the magazines yesterday fiom the County Jail. Each from which he can preach more efhad served’ thirty days for disturbing Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettsville .C., was once immense} oT a3 oak sely surprised run down. well, can eat anything. tonic, anteed The public will always be glad to read . what he has to say—and will not be ne ton’s, 19 long suffering from Dyspepsia,” he writes, my wife was greatly She bad no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters which helped her at once, aud, after using four bottles, she is. entirely 2 Iv’s a grand and its gentle lexative qualities are splendid for torpid liver.” For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach and Liver troubles its, a positive, guar: cure, Only 50c at W. D. VinPersonal Pointers. W, Williams came down from Graniteville today. Justice Mulroy. was over from Grass Valley to-day. Thos. Limnell and wife returned from Big Tunnel todey. Justice of the peace J, 8. Holbrook is confined to his room by illness. A Good Show. The theater was very well filled with people last night to witness the initial performance of the New Dailey Stock Company. The play, “Cherry Tree Homestead,” is an excellent one and each and all members acted their parts in a manner whish showed their ability plainly. The band did not arrive but a new one has. been employed and will appear later in the week ‘‘“Comin’ Thro’ the Rye” is tonight’s bill. An Active Member, Paul Newman, of the local” Cigar Mekers’ Union, went to Grass Valley today on business cornected with the benefit dances to be given at Grass Valley and this city to financially help the strikers at San Francisco. Paul is an enthusiastic worker, and is doing everything in his power to insure the success of the coming parties. A Big Sum. Lonpon, Sept. 2d.—A dispatch te a news agency from Danish Ministry has decided to accept the United States offer of sixteen million kroner for thé Danish West*Iudies, thus announcing asap accomplished fact what the dispatches of the Associated Press said the Ministry would do. Boer Prisoners. Sr. Vincent, OC. V. I, Sept 2—The steamship Montrose, which sailed from Cape Town for Bermuda August 16, carrying 300 British troops and 937 Boer prisoners, has arrived here and will proceed for her destination tomorrow. ee GIRL: WANFED. A girl is wanted to work at the New York Hotel. Apply immediately. tf Notice of Removal. Dr. Ormiston Swayze will remove his office from the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner of High and Nevada streets, about the 5th instant. Office bours, 2 to 4 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8 o’clock. Telephone, West 82. seps lw BORN. Go Be Siven For the Benefit grand success it promises to be. Those and have already sold enough to assure a good crowd. The party is to be given ,. ladies intend to be gone for several Ghe Grand Rall of the Strikers Gomorrow. Hotel Platform tomorrow night the who have the selling of tickets in charge report having fairly good luck by the local Cigar Makers’ Union and the Grass Valley Miners’ Union, and these two organizstions are exerting their combined efforts in arranging matters so that tbe event will be one of which its memory will long be cherished in the minds of all whoare presentorin any way assiat to benefit it. Asis kuowo to most everyone in this vicinity, the proceeds of the party are to be used to help the striking teamsters and iron workers to hold out and thereby win their just fight. Here is chance for union. sympathizers to exhibit their feelings by buying a ticket, whether they care to attend the ball or not, : Gone For an Outing. Mrs. A. H. Tickell, Mrs, E. 8. Parke and Miss Mollie Morton went up to the Champion and Columbia mine, in the Washington district, today. The days, and will bave a pleasant outing. 7c Looking Serious. Paris, Sept. 2—The result of Munir Bey’s, the Turkish Ambassador, coming to France, in spite of the rupture of Franco-Turkish relations and holding @ fete in the open air at the Turkish Embassy yesterday in honor of the Sultan’s anniversary of his coming to the throne, has been that the French government sent him, the same afternoon, a request to leave France immediately end Munir Bey departed for Switzerland thatevening. Advices received here from Turkey indicate a disquieting internal situation. —Disorders and wilitary uprisings are reported in Armenia, Macedonia and the neighborhood of Mecca. The son of a high functiopary was carried off by brigands near Andrianople, who fought a bloody engagement with the troops sent against them. . M. Constans, the French Ambassador to Turkey, had another conference with the Frénch Minister, M. Deleasse, today. The government of France is determined to compel Turkey to fulfill her entire obligations. Unless the Sultan yields shortly he will find the bill against him increased by a numberof outstanding claims of Frenchmén. ome BurFFraLo LaGer BEER on draught, at to the wife of W. R. Lewis, ason. In Nevada City, September 3, 1901, 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig and his euite say the cide if the Kaiser insists a ; iating a sions . sone a a sore the apology for the murder of Minister ing taken by the peop s von Kettler. make the ball to be given at the Union list from the Newark w at least twenty persons. the injured died last night and others are in a dying condition. Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., apled Bucklen’s : teem on ber head and face, and writes Wore Strikers, OaxLanD, Sept. 3.—The grain handlers at Howard & Oompany’s bunker, on the water front went on a strike to. day because the company wonld not pay them wages and a half for their day’s work, this being a holiday. Policemen were sent to protect tho premises. : : 31—Prince Obung y will commit suipon humilction with Beruin, August conditions in conne _—_oe Owenty Dead, ‘They know you are a judge of goxa Rocuester, N. Y., Sept. ar eee . whiskey when you call for Jesse Moore reck will react! 4+ the bar. — ; Two more of 2 +200 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain; Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros, eS See To Save Her Child. A Woman With a Clear Complexi an From frightful disfigurement Mrs,. 4nd a bright eye keeps her bo vels active and her stomach in good order, Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health. ful condition. Geta 25c. package and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dicker. man, sole agent. é i tt Huzsin “MAHER @ CO. New Today = KDIES WRAPPERS for Fal Prices $1, $1.25 & $1.50 LINEN FOR SKIRTS and DRESSES This is what you have bee n Arnica Salve to great ick cure exceeded all her hopes. it ook wonders in Sores, Bruises, Sbin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Sealds and Piles. 25c.°' Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. —_ Price 25 Cts. per yard. waiting for so long. New Laces! New Dress Trimming! The kind they are going to use for Fall. Come and see them. All new. Respectfully, heaher & Co. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ Baby Pim-Olas,stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cate 20cMy Wife’s Salad Dressing, for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, WE KNOW YOU CAN US: THESE * ~ ane a a re Py ebai The attendapce was large, many of the deceased’s Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma , SHERWIN-WILLIAMS INTS Sole Agents FOR leva ity} ‘ Crosse & Blackwell’s, pera 40c [TULLOY, Grocer. CHAS. E. —> <4 —0 —=> ~~ Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right forjthe turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would {retard the movement. Weolean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. : A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street =~ + «+ Nevada City HeHad Trobles His Sn Until his ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE ICE OREAM. Then his tears changed to smiles and he wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happyFlay's Toe Cream Parla dulled by the daily dribble ofhis Commercial Street,Nevada City voice in the Senate. OO: Stee BurraLo Laces Brezr on draught, at _5 centsa glass, at Council Chambers, . W, J. Britiland, proprietor. jig : i ESM Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. . . ee . Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still bas the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ riever thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Builiousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean, out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and thaties ull they took when feeling dulland bad with or other . ‘ aches. You only need a few doses of . Green’s Auguet Flower, in liquoid . form, to e you satisfied there is. nothing serious the matter with you. . That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, because that’ he is out of sight. Well, John-is coming back again very soon—he’s on the road now, and lated. John is a good natured fellow, but my, oh, my! Soft Shirt you havé’cherished all Summer is fr when he is around he darts a loo ozen stiff. Prepare for John because you m ** % Our Fall and Winter Will protect you and keep you comfortable in and kind of weather John brings with him. you—and the prices will please you. There’s nothing better than the best and-our suits a. Cor Pine s Lower Main Street, Grass s what usually happens toa fellow the mome all the shirt waist ‘fellows will he sane k here and there, and the Straw Hat and ust face him or leave your happy home. Suits eee Come, see them. The re the best. Take your Styles will please pick. and Broad Streets, Nevada City , Valley.Get Green’s Prize Almanac, ‘ see Se 9 THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY. —— —_ TUESDAY -rsonal Sap, w. J. Laugevin of Saer tow). George Prabam, the trat jn town. E. L. Gibbens of San visiting here. Georgs Merrill is down pert on & visit. p, Dunn left this mornin ness trip to Hureka, W. W. Miller of Campto pending a few days. Miss Millie Tompkins is brother at Sacramento, — Frank Lewis of Pike © orving for San Francisco A. d, Weeks returned 1] on a visit to Sacramepte Mr, ArmStrong of San Fs lay went up to Washingtor W. L. White and F,. H. an Francisco are visiting . Chas. Gallagher and Ex ave gone to Forest Gill to Miss Vora Organ has ret visit to her sister at Hoba H. L. Fores, 8S. Hollub ai ton are here from San Fra Henry German came ovet an today. i J. E. Carr left this moru ngeles, where he bas secu ye position in an insurane Mr. Denmire left. this 1 ownieville after spending ere. 5 , : Miss Maud Oable went ¢ ssterday to enter the St hool. : A.k. Morrison ‘and wif pterday from a visit to ns. Dr. J, F. Shaw and wit st evening from a visit to BCO.' W. E. Yaueb, the well-! onde mining man, visited rday. iL. Hyman left this morn ase his winter stock of go Miss Edith Bawden of G turned yesterday from ashington. . 8. Redding of Aubui orning for a visit with: h presi City. Miss Kate Sheets of Cam re on a visit to Mr. and tkisson. Miss Bristow came over fr tion yesterday and left tt Cherokee to visit relativ FE, Snell, John Davis, C d several others of You Be afew days for a visit to ps, 0. E. Davis arrived here . m San Francisco, Hey the motormen on the 1 road, Mrs, C, D, Eastin returne g from San Francisco. M ter, Mrs, Boon of San Die nied ber and: will visit he Mrs. W. A. Dennis ret bing from San Franc ughter of Los Angeles at A. D. Gassaway, who is eral mines.at} North Blo ted to that place today a the Bay. Dr. McComb, Mr. Delon dding of San Wrancisco a tevening and left thie 1 rest City, where they ars Mining, ur. and Mrs. Richard ' tkeley, leave on Monda 9b, for New York, wher 88 4 responsible position Hslage manager for Obs Nat the Savoy. —————EEEEaee Does It Pay to Bay ( cheap remedy for « ds is all righf, but you bg that will relieve an bre severe and dangerous Oat aud lung troubles. odo? Go to a warme! ular climate? Yes, if possible for you, then it € the ONLY remedy that . bduced in all eiviliged h success in severe thro ubles, “Boschee’s. Germ not only heals and sti Pues to destroy the ge t Silays inflammation, Pectoration, gives .a* & t, and cures the patien ttle, Recommended. ms druggists in the world, ze Almanac, 0 ee There is more Catarrh in the country than all ot together, and until . ars waS supposed to bi pra great many years . unced it a local disea ribed local remedies, ¢ butly failing tocure witt bat, pronounced it inet ce bas proven catarrh . atutional disease, and. +t ives constitutional treat rth Cure, manufactul poey «& Oo., Toledo, ¢ Y Constitutional cure ot is taken internally in a °PS to a teaspoonful, J on the blood and mus be system. They offe ed dollars for any ca re. Send for girculars Onials, Address, =F, J, OM} X 4 : ‘ Bold by Drugg °. A all’s Famille Pity w, 1-288 he Best Prescription . Mls and Boyar las bottl STELESS OHILLTonto. . Pf 8nd quinine in a ts PSrue—no pay. 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= : — : = ) ei Goes Uf Choy De THE TRANSCRIPT. 4 PRISONER ESCAPES chapters TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B Issued Rvery Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —RBY— TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : . By Mell, += + = * $6 Per Year . C 12 1<2c Per Week . By Carrier, wee 5M ‘ond degree, escaped last night. Delivered to any part of the city. . TUESDAY People who eat onions ought to. built. SKILLED WORKMEN shout their apologies from a distance. The keys of New York will not be presented to Richard Croker when he . gets home; there willbe no need. The strike shows no. prospect: of set. tlement; on the contrary, the chances for a long and bitter struggle are growing stronger all the time. France has threatened to seize Tur. key unless ber claimsare paid. France may be a “bird,” but she overrates herself if she thinks she is a turkey gobbler. First Ohio, then Maryland, then Pennsylvania, then Lowa, now Virginia —Heavene, Mr. Bryan, are you going to let all your states repudiate free silver? The dog is coming to have his day at last, . same privileges by western roads that have been hitherto reserved for bi-. cycles and baby carriages. Bob Fitzsimmons is now lecturing . on the evils of dissipation. Bob is cer . tainly versatile; most men would be! satisfied to be pre-eminent in fisticuffs, acting and debate. + -@e Won’t somebody please accommo date “Fighting Bill Chandler” and let us all get front seats at the performance. Is everybody afraid or what’s. the matter, anyhow? We don’t want to interfere with mat. ters outside our proper business, but still we think that Dawson City, Alaska, needs a jail more that it does a . court house. A . It is reported from Asia that Senator Beveridge, who has been touring the world, pow broadens his a’s, and other. wise puts on frille unbecoming a true . sou of Hoosierdom. We ‘believe the) report is a canard. The British measures in the Trans. vaal are harsh, no doubt, but after all, . “War is hell.” We have grown thin. skinned in this country owing to the lapse of time since this fact’ was! brought home to us. Why don’t that Chicago prefessor, . ,as a trusty on the chicken ranch outside the walls for the ' . past five years. Heis a German, quite tall, and heavily strike is strongly favorable to the big combine skilled workmen entered the Star Tin Plate Works without being molested in the least. machinists retutned to the Pennsylvania Tool Works. No further effort has beer made to bring out the men of the Duquesne Works, The other mills are running with inHe has now been given the . creased force. ‘nothing from the Wes. FROM FOLSOM. Fo1som, Sept. cos aaiel Reteinesly, , a twenty-two year onvict from Yolo county, charged with mueder in the secHe has been employed He is fifty-two years of age. RETURN TO WORK. PixtsBurG, Sept 3—To-day’s development in the steel Thirty-two One hundred and twenty-five President Shaffer said this morniug that he had heard No change in the general situation is reported. SST = An Explanation About Grass Valley Yot Advertising the Picnic. Cxu1caco, Sept. 2—The Logan Square term‘nal of the Metropolitan Elevated Tailroad Company was practically destroyed by fire early today and. the bh f th 1nee ot the maak nen os Se See ys ticket agent narrowly escaped. death ley Committee on the Celebration hes written an explanatory letter to the Picnic Committee here giving the reason why the picnic celebration was not advertised in conjunction with the celebration at that town. There is considerable feeling here in relation to the matter, but the following explanation, it seems to us, ought to be very satisfactory: “There seems to have been a misunderstanding? somewhere in relation to the posters sent out a few days ago, and the party who had charge of that part of ths program was not aware that it had been arranged to bave the picnic advertised in their matter. ‘To make amends for the error arrangements have b2:en made to have colcred dodgers follow all these postere, adver— tising the reunion and picnic and giva train shed, repair shops and other railroad property. Estimated loss, $50,000. dai iee ni coauthor Charged With Forgery. Lonpon, Sept. 2.—Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was arraigned iu the Guild Hall Police Court to-day; charged with having forged a railway certificate of the value of £100,000. Sensatiunal evidence was presented. The cace will lest. throughout the day. A Few Timely * Don’ts.” scious in your presence. The fire destroyed about a dozen care, . . Don’t make any one feel self conIt indicates who thinks that neither Whittier nor . ing the event the same general publicity Longfellow uor Holmes knew how to . #8 is given the Grass Valley celebrawrite poetry, scribble off a few gems of . tion.” thought just to show us what sort ofa, muse he considers proper for use in . this country ? 7eo “Some are born great; some achievé greatness; and some have greatness thrust upon them.” This last is undoubtedly the case with the respected David Nation, the husband of Clara) Nation. The proposition to bury épets de-. cently meets with our warmest ap-. proval. Come around aud see us; our neighbors have lots of pet cats and dogs that we should be delighted to see peacefully interred. + @@e ee Considering the variety of platforms that thé Democrats bave adopted in various States, it would seem that D. B. Hill’s stand-by “I am a Democrat,” . is the only utterance broad enough to . reach over them all. hensive end can be explained in each locality to suit the wishes of the people there, . » T pebaiticaciaeney Those who have been ‘‘cussing” the Weather Bureau for so-called mistakes —which were not alwaye mistakes after all when viewed from the right standpoint—sbould apologize after reading the reports from the Gulf coast, where It is compre. Clared a dividend of one dollar per a ' Park Privileges Awarded. The bids for the several privileges at Glenbrook Park on Re-union Day were opened by the committee this afternoon. The following are the lucky bidders: Bar—A. Isoard & Sons, of Nevada City. Shooting gallery; throwing triangle —A. Rose, of Grass Valley. Tin type gallery—M, W. Frederickson, of Chicago Park. ‘ Games—P. M. Davis, of Wheatland The Eighty-Third Dividend. The directors of the Citizens Bank held a meeting last night and deshare. This is the eighty-third dividend that has been apportioned to the stockholders since the bank was es. teblished. Itjs one of the best bank. ing institutions in the interior, being . conducted on safe and strict business lines. In the commercial world this bank enjoys a splendid reputation in every way,and has a large number of patrons. the warnings of the Bureau came in —— + ee that you are excessively self-conscious yourself, Don’t expect too much from other people, but encourage other people to expect a great deal from you and be sure that you fulfill their expectations. Don’t make too much of your bodily ailments. It makes you tiresome to yourself. ; Don’t be cynical. It indicates that you are very young or that you have never become mutare, ° Don’t vent on one person the irritation cused by the mistake of another. Don’t vent on others the irritation caused by your own mistakes. Don’t vent your irritation on anybody. Don’t apply these “don’ts” to other people. Apply them to yourself or else don’t apply them at all. Buried T his Afternoon. The funeral of tbe late Mrs. Robert Huckine, mention of whose sad demise was chronicled in theee columns yesterday, took place from the Methodist cbharch “this afternoon. friends assisting at the obsequies. Malaria Makes impure Blood. aria. 50c , my15.6m Astounded the Editor. ample time to hold in port hundreds . Will Look Fine. of lives, and literally millions of, dol-. lars were undoubtedly saved by these warnings. oe ae gare i It is again proposed to give ex-. Building on Pine street. When com Presidents seats in the Senate with the . pleted it will look fine. right to debate, but not to vote. What good would that do? Any ex—+-2@0-+ fectively than from a Senate chair. . the peace at Truckee. _ J. E. Isaacand Wm. A. Rowe have . commenced painting the new Masonic , Two prisoners, James McDermit President can always secure a forum and William Sullivan were discharged in the newspapere or the magazines yesterday fiom the County Jail. Each from which he can preach more efhad served’ thirty days for disturbing Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettsville .C., was once immense} oT a3 oak sely surprised run down. well, can eat anything. tonic, anteed The public will always be glad to read . what he has to say—and will not be ne ton’s, 19 long suffering from Dyspepsia,” he writes, my wife was greatly She bad no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters which helped her at once, aud, after using four bottles, she is. entirely 2 Iv’s a grand and its gentle lexative qualities are splendid for torpid liver.” For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach and Liver troubles its, a positive, guar: cure, Only 50c at W. D. VinPersonal Pointers. W, Williams came down from Graniteville today. Justice Mulroy. was over from Grass Valley to-day. Thos. Limnell and wife returned from Big Tunnel todey. Justice of the peace J, 8. Holbrook is confined to his room by illness. A Good Show. The theater was very well filled with people last night to witness the initial performance of the New Dailey Stock Company. The play, “Cherry Tree Homestead,” is an excellent one and each and all members acted their parts in a manner whish showed their ability plainly. The band did not arrive but a new one has. been employed and will appear later in the week ‘‘“Comin’ Thro’ the Rye” is tonight’s bill. An Active Member, Paul Newman, of the local” Cigar Mekers’ Union, went to Grass Valley today on business cornected with the benefit dances to be given at Grass Valley and this city to financially help the strikers at San Francisco. Paul is an enthusiastic worker, and is doing everything in his power to insure the success of the coming parties. A Big Sum. Lonpon, Sept. 2d.—A dispatch te a news agency from Danish Ministry has decided to accept the United States offer of sixteen million kroner for thé Danish West*Iudies, thus announcing asap accomplished fact what the dispatches of the Associated Press said the Ministry would do. Boer Prisoners. Sr. Vincent, OC. V. I, Sept 2—The steamship Montrose, which sailed from Cape Town for Bermuda August 16, carrying 300 British troops and 937 Boer prisoners, has arrived here and will proceed for her destination tomorrow. ee GIRL: WANFED. A girl is wanted to work at the New York Hotel. Apply immediately. tf Notice of Removal. Dr. Ormiston Swayze will remove his office from the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner of High and Nevada streets, about the 5th instant. Office bours, 2 to 4 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8 o’clock. Telephone, West 82. seps lw BORN. Go Be Siven For the Benefit grand success it promises to be. Those and have already sold enough to assure a good crowd. The party is to be given ,. ladies intend to be gone for several Ghe Grand Rall of the Strikers Gomorrow. Hotel Platform tomorrow night the who have the selling of tickets in charge report having fairly good luck by the local Cigar Makers’ Union and the Grass Valley Miners’ Union, and these two organizstions are exerting their combined efforts in arranging matters so that tbe event will be one of which its memory will long be cherished in the minds of all whoare presentorin any way assiat to benefit it. Asis kuowo to most everyone in this vicinity, the proceeds of the party are to be used to help the striking teamsters and iron workers to hold out and thereby win their just fight. Here is chance for union. sympathizers to exhibit their feelings by buying a ticket, whether they care to attend the ball or not, : Gone For an Outing. Mrs. A. H. Tickell, Mrs, E. 8. Parke and Miss Mollie Morton went up to the Champion and Columbia mine, in the Washington district, today. The days, and will bave a pleasant outing. 7c Looking Serious. Paris, Sept. 2—The result of Munir Bey’s, the Turkish Ambassador, coming to France, in spite of the rupture of Franco-Turkish relations and holding @ fete in the open air at the Turkish Embassy yesterday in honor of the Sultan’s anniversary of his coming to the throne, has been that the French government sent him, the same afternoon, a request to leave France immediately end Munir Bey departed for Switzerland thatevening. Advices received here from Turkey indicate a disquieting internal situation. —Disorders and wilitary uprisings are reported in Armenia, Macedonia and the neighborhood of Mecca. The son of a high functiopary was carried off by brigands near Andrianople, who fought

a bloody engagement with the troops sent against them. . M. Constans, the French Ambassador to Turkey, had another conference with the Frénch Minister, M. Deleasse, today. The government of France is determined to compel Turkey to fulfill her entire obligations. Unless the Sultan yields shortly he will find the bill against him increased by a numberof outstanding claims of Frenchmén. ome BurFFraLo LaGer BEER on draught, at to the wife of W. R. Lewis, ason. In Nevada City, September 3, 1901, 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig and his euite say the cide if the Kaiser insists a ; iating a sions . sone a a sore the apology for the murder of Minister ing taken by the peop s von Kettler. make the ball to be given at the Union list from the Newark w at least twenty persons. the injured died last night and others are in a dying condition. Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., apled Bucklen’s : teem on ber head and face, and writes Wore Strikers, OaxLanD, Sept. 3.—The grain handlers at Howard & Oompany’s bunker, on the water front went on a strike to. day because the company wonld not pay them wages and a half for their day’s work, this being a holiday. Policemen were sent to protect tho premises. : : 31—Prince Obung y will commit suipon humilction with Beruin, August conditions in conne _—_oe Owenty Dead, ‘They know you are a judge of goxa Rocuester, N. Y., Sept. ar eee . whiskey when you call for Jesse Moore reck will react! 4+ the bar. — ; Two more of 2 +200 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain; Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros, eS See To Save Her Child. A Woman With a Clear Complexi an From frightful disfigurement Mrs,. 4nd a bright eye keeps her bo vels active and her stomach in good order, Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health. ful condition. Geta 25c. package and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dicker. man, sole agent. é i tt Huzsin “MAHER @ CO. New Today = KDIES WRAPPERS for Fal Prices $1, $1.25 & $1.50 LINEN FOR SKIRTS and DRESSES This is what you have bee n Arnica Salve to great ick cure exceeded all her hopes. it ook wonders in Sores, Bruises, Sbin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Sealds and Piles. 25c.°' Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. —_ Price 25 Cts. per yard. waiting for so long. New Laces! New Dress Trimming! The kind they are going to use for Fall. Come and see them. All new. Respectfully, heaher & Co. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ Baby Pim-Olas,stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cate 20cMy Wife’s Salad Dressing, for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, WE KNOW YOU CAN US: THESE * ~ ane a a re Py ebai The attendapce was large, many of the deceased’s Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma , SHERWIN-WILLIAMS INTS Sole Agents FOR leva ity} ‘ Crosse & Blackwell’s, pera 40c [TULLOY, Grocer. CHAS. E. —> <4 —0 —=> ~~ Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right forjthe turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would {retard the movement. Weolean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. : A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street =~ + «+ Nevada City HeHad Trobles His Sn Until his ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE ICE OREAM. Then his tears changed to smiles and he wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happyFlay's Toe Cream Parla dulled by the daily dribble ofhis Commercial Street,Nevada City voice in the Senate. OO: Stee BurraLo Laces Brezr on draught, at _5 centsa glass, at Council Chambers, . W, J. Britiland, proprietor. jig : i ESM Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. . . ee . Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still bas the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ riever thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Builiousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean, out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and thaties ull they took when feeling dulland bad with or other . ‘ aches. You only need a few doses of . Green’s Auguet Flower, in liquoid . form, to e you satisfied there is. nothing serious the matter with you. . That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, because that’ he is out of sight. Well, John-is coming back again very soon—he’s on the road now, and lated. John is a good natured fellow, but my, oh, my! Soft Shirt you havé’cherished all Summer is fr when he is around he darts a loo ozen stiff. Prepare for John because you m ** % Our Fall and Winter Will protect you and keep you comfortable in and kind of weather John brings with him. you—and the prices will please you. There’s nothing better than the best and-our suits a. Cor Pine s Lower Main Street, Grass s what usually happens toa fellow the mome all the shirt waist ‘fellows will he sane k here and there, and the Straw Hat and ust face him or leave your happy home. Suits eee Come, see them. The re the best. Take your Styles will please pick. and Broad Streets, Nevada City , Valley.Get Green’s Prize Almanac, ‘ see Se 9 THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY. —— —_ TUESDAY -rsonal Sap, w. J. Laugevin of Saer tow). George Prabam, the trat jn town. E. L. Gibbens of San visiting here. Georgs Merrill is down pert on & visit. p, Dunn left this mornin ness trip to Hureka, W. W. Miller of Campto pending a few days. Miss Millie Tompkins is brother at Sacramento, — Frank Lewis of Pike © orving for San Francisco A. d, Weeks returned 1] on a visit to Sacramepte Mr, ArmStrong of San Fs lay went up to Washingtor W. L. White and F,. H. an Francisco are visiting . Chas. Gallagher and Ex ave gone to Forest Gill to Miss Vora Organ has ret visit to her sister at Hoba H. L. Fores, 8S. Hollub ai ton are here from San Fra Henry German came ovet an today. i J. E. Carr left this moru ngeles, where he bas secu ye position in an insurane Mr. Denmire left. this 1 ownieville after spending ere. 5 , : Miss Maud Oable went ¢ ssterday to enter the St hool. : A.k. Morrison ‘and wif pterday from a visit to ns. Dr. J, F. Shaw and wit st evening from a visit to BCO.' W. E. Yaueb, the well-! onde mining man, visited rday. iL. Hyman left this morn ase his winter stock of go Miss Edith Bawden of G turned yesterday from ashington. . 8. Redding of Aubui orning for a visit with: h presi City. Miss Kate Sheets of Cam re on a visit to Mr. and tkisson. Miss Bristow came over fr tion yesterday and left tt Cherokee to visit relativ FE, Snell, John Davis, C d several others of You Be afew days for a visit to ps, 0. E. Davis arrived here . m San Francisco, Hey the motormen on the 1 road, Mrs, C, D, Eastin returne g from San Francisco. M ter, Mrs, Boon of San Die nied ber and: will visit he Mrs. W. A. Dennis ret bing from San Franc ughter of Los Angeles at A. D. Gassaway, who is eral mines.at} North Blo ted to that place today a the Bay. Dr. McComb, Mr. Delon dding of San Wrancisco a tevening and left thie 1 rest City, where they ars Mining, ur. and Mrs. Richard ' tkeley, leave on Monda 9b, for New York, wher 88 4 responsible position Hslage manager for Obs Nat the Savoy. —————EEEEaee Does It Pay to Bay ( cheap remedy for « ds is all righf, but you bg that will relieve an bre severe and dangerous Oat aud lung troubles. odo? Go to a warme! ular climate? Yes, if possible for you, then it € the ONLY remedy that . bduced in all eiviliged h success in severe thro ubles, “Boschee’s. Germ not only heals and sti Pues to destroy the ge t Silays inflammation, Pectoration, gives .a* & t, and cures the patien ttle, Recommended. ms druggists in the world, ze Almanac, 0 ee There is more Catarrh in the country than all ot together, and until . ars waS supposed to bi pra great many years . unced it a local disea ribed local remedies, ¢ butly failing tocure witt bat, pronounced it inet ce bas proven catarrh . atutional disease, and. +t ives constitutional treat rth Cure, manufactul poey «& Oo., Toledo, ¢ Y Constitutional cure ot is taken internally in a °PS to a teaspoonful, J on the blood and mus be system. They offe ed dollars for any ca re. Send for girculars Onials, Address, =F, J, OM} X 4 : ‘ Bold by Drugg °. A all’s Famille Pity w, 1-288 he Best Prescription . Mls and Boyar las bottl STELESS OHILLTonto. . Pf 8nd quinine in a ts PSrue—no pay. 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