September 5, 1903 (4 pages)

~ Nevapa City Darry Transcript 3 NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, Manager. —————_—_——_ . meee Byfel, «)* Issued ‘ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY.. THE SINGING SCHOOL cc aeweg ede o.-+September 5, 1903 BRIEF MENTION. News Items “Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers, A forest fire in the vicinity of Indian Springs ie doing much damage to the ‘. timber thereabouts. Yesterday was pension day and about $200 was paid out by County Olerk Arbogast to the old veterans who called for their regular quarterly ne SUBJECT uppermost in the minds of the church peo-. allowance from the government, ple of every well ordered community is “What can be done to make the church of more benefit to the community?”’ The girls.are tolerably well lddked after. Parents feel W. W. Miller arrived here from Kenaka Oreek yesterday on a visit to his family. Mr. Miller is operating the Aome Gravel claims on Kanaka that they must look out for their girls, but the boys are gl/Sreomnat6 mostion with pak Ge: lowed a liberty that easily becomes license, and so the social problem resolves itself into this: ““What shall we do to make our boys fit companions for our girls?” The good ‘boy makes a good man, the good man makes a good husband, the good husband makes ‘a good home and good homes. make a good city—and there you have the social aspect of the prob-. alleghany. Mr. Morrill is interested lem before each society that wishes to.make itself of advantage to the community life. What a power the singing school was in the days of old in all the Eastern communities! In backwoods communities it may have assumed a grotesque aspect, and it is not impossible that for this reason it has been “guyed” out of existence. In centers where there choral society, but wherever it was more culture it became a was it taught people how to sing and it threw the young men and the young women into each other’s society and, not least among its good results, it was productive of matrimonial first, then lived together as alliances. They sang together husband and wife, and finally slept their last sleep side by side, while their spirits presumably went to sing new songs in celestial choirs where the vibrations of sound are too delicate to be detected by mortal ears, Where are yourtg Americans now to learn to sing? In school? The verdict is that they do not, at least not so that they can pick up a hymnal and sing a new selection from it at sight, or without stumbling painfully spelling the words. through it as a child might by There are millions of American citizens who do not know all of any one song that was ever-sung, and yet who could sing if they knew how. What if the Nevada City churches, more than they do, were to undertake to form singing classes for young people, elementary for those needing elemental instruction, choral Societies for those that were able to go into them, not alone that young persons might learn to sing, but also that they might become acquainted, and that they might be brought within the range of the power of personal influence for their betterment ?. Is there any doubt of the value that a number of such organizations would result in to the community life ? Such societies need not be made wholly free. The in-. structor will be worthy of his hire and the young persons receiving the benefit will gladly pay the cost. The need is for an organizing central force, and it would seem that this the churches, notwithstanding their manifold activities, might easily supply. FONCST Tint AGING Town of Washington Almost In Line With the Flames. The forest fire that has been burning “ above Washington, on the ridge towards Emigrant Gap, for a few days past, turned in its course this morning, owirg to a bri¢h wind that started up. The flery elements were running at ea rapid rate in the direction of Washington this forenoon, and crews of men were out endeavoring to stay its progress. The prevailing wind caused the people there great anxjety as to the safety of the place, aod pews reached us this sfternoon that only for the united action t«ken disastrous recults migbt have occurred. Ae it now stande, the darger point bas not been passed, as there is no telling when the fie may gain headway again, although “back fires” dot the sidebiils. Menager Wanted Trastworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this county and adjoining territory for well and favorably known House of financial standing. $20.00 straight cash salary and expenses, paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expense money advanced ; position permanent. Address Manager 610 Monon Building, Chicago, Ill. 025 121 California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines, At Britlend’s. tf Editorial Squibs. worth of gold bullion shipped from alone amounted to $95,518,000. that every couple before marriage less than one c-nt a day. The lady fails to suggest for bow many children the couple sbould insure, After all, the race suicide to which President Rooeevelt objects is not a reasonable limit on the families of the poor but the unreasonable limit placed on families of the rich and comfortably otf. The lone pampered darling of the man whose income could easily farnish educational and other advantages to seven or eight ebildren, and the two children of the man who could easily sfford to raise and edu cate four, constitute a menace to the futare of this country. For ‘@ fine, juicy pasty after the dance tonight, go to the Nonpareil Restaurant, Broad street. A goodly supply will be on band, It ADAMS’ HAIR RESTORER Cleanly to Use Exquisitely Scented A delightful toilet preparation for thin, faded hair. Stops the falling out at once, renders it soft, silky, luxariant. Promotes the growth and restores to acay hair the rich dark color of youth. . Price 50c. Druggists. oo + -—_—_—_—_ With the aid of a microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man can discover a “gilt edge” on the best whisky—‘'Old Gilt Edge.” ; Anti-expansionists can flad food for reflection in the fact that during the fiscal year just ended the commerce of the United States with its. pon-contiguous territory amounted to over $100.000,000. This inciudes $5,000,000 Alaska, but commerce in merchandi<e A French feminine writer suggests should be compelled to insure the future of their children at a rate of not George Armstrong injured one of bie hands while at work with J. W. Brady, the concrete man, yesterday. The hand was struck by a felling rock. Captain J. W. Morrell arrived here last evening from San Jose en route to in the Alleghany Mining Company, which recently incorporated to work the B:lsam Flat property near there. E. W. Schmidt, the cigar dealer, has everything in the tobacco line needed by smokers. In addition to all the leading brands of cigars, ciga:ettes and tobacco, he carries a splendid line of pipes and smoker’s articles. Monday will be a legal holiday buat the pablic schools will continue in session. There will be no school on Wednesday—Admission Day—however. Five aad one-half tons of high grade ore from the Federal Loau mine was shipped to the Selby Smelter yeaterday. There are twenty tons of sulphrets now ready to be shipped. The following officere of the Ohristian Endeavor Society were installed at the home of Henry Richards last evening: President, Mrs. Wm. Munroe; Vic» President, Mrs, Secretary, Miss Clara Nancarrow; Treasurer, J, W. Barker. Rev. J. Sims officiated as installing officer. Refreshments were served during the evening. N. O. Pauley, aged 76 years, died at his home at Nelson Point, Plumas county,this week, He was well known in this county. The Woodpecker cigar, made by day. It is mudeof the finest tobaceo and. once tried you ‘are bound to cali for another. It is in great demand wherever sold. Phoebe Ann Isbester, the administratrix of the estate of Jobn Irbester, deceased, filed a petition with Oounty Olerk Arbogast yesterday, requesting that 'he entire property of the estate eontiating of a small homestead near Sweetland, appraised at $690, be set aside to the widow of deceased. The hearing of the petition was fixed for Monday, September 2ist. The chicken dinners at the New York Hotel on Sundays are gotten up in fine style, and a large number of our home people take advantage of the opportunity to dine out once a week. All the good things that go to make a choice dinner are in the menu, Try it tomorrow evening. Henry M. Breed, who was married in San Francisco on the Ist instant to Miss Mary Meek of Amador City, arrived here last evening witb bis bride from San Francisco to pay bis mother, Mrs. M, L, Breed of Lost Gill, a visit. He is being warmly covgratulated apon bis becoming a benedict, and last uigbt a number of his friends tendered him an enjoyable reception. Mr. Breed now makes his bome at the Bay City, having completed his work on the Freemont mine mill_in Amador county. The President’s earnest insistence for fairplay throughout the government service will itisure the support of the American people. Too bad Mr. Bryan cannot have Lis sail area measured. It would doubtlese reduce his time allowance. The twenty-six year old man who sought entrance at Annapolis by giving his age as eighteen, should have tried a young ladies’ seminary instead of a navalacade.ny. Many new and novel characters will be impereonated at the: Masquerade ball next Tuesday evening. The cool wave today which has followed the hot_spell, was very acceptable and everybody bopes it will bring a good shower of rain, There are many people of Nevada City visiting abroad, but most of them will be bome in time to attend the big picnic next Wednesday. After the dance tonight call around at the Nonpareil! Kestaurant, Broad street, and regale youreelf with re. freshing delicacies. 1t ee Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, peer the new steel bridge is offered for eale ata bargain. Enquire at once of eer. BROWN & MORGAN. a T. A. Dailey;“Giff,” is b: coming more popular each . “AONSSION DAY. Liberal List of Prizes To Be Awarded at the Picnic, The committeemen who have charge of the preliminary arrangements for the Admission Day picnic toé be given at Glenbrook and Olympia parks next Wednesday by the Curly Bears and ‘Argonauts met in Grass Valley last evening and discussed plans for the picnic, There was a good attendance and « any final details were completed. The pregram of sports was taken ap and substantial cash prizes were offered as follows: Donkey race, $5; half-mile dash, horses, $15; bicycle race, $250; bundred-yard dash. free-for-all, $5; boys race, $1; three-legged race, $2; baseball throwing, $1; automobile race against time, two to enter. = The babies were not forgotten and were provided for as follows:. Fattest baby under two years, $5; youngest baby, $5; prettiest beuby under two years, $5; prettiest twins under three years, $5; best Indian baby, sack flour. Io aduition to the above attractions the: e will be a baseball game, the purse hung up containing $40. The Bon Ton orchestra of Grase Valley ani the Boys’ Band of this city will! farpish mucic for dencing in the afternoon and evening. The grounds will be watered and thus k pt clear of dust so as not to interfere with the pleasares of the crowd that may wish to attend. Oars will run every fifteen minates throughout the day to accommodate the people. In the evening the grounds will be brilliantly lighted up An interesting featare of the day’s sport and one-that will undoubtedly prove a big attraction is the sutomoble race echeduied to take place. Dr. Jones’ and Richard Jeffries’ autoe, both from Grass Valley, will enter the course and do a little spurting that will sstonish the natives. Aside from esting sports will be sprang that is calculated to keep the amusement-loviog popular in a continual vein of good humor all day long. ; The committee meets again tomorrow to farther arrange details of the day’s events, SUNDAY : DINNER? WHERE ? Hotel Antlers Sunday, September 6th. SOUP, Cream of.Chicken FISH. Royal Obinook Salmon, Tartar Sauce RELISHES. Iced Olives Sliced Tomatoes Shrimp Saled an Mayonaise BOILED. Oalf’s Tongue au Espagnole ENTREES, Baked Ohicken Pat Hotel Antler’s tyle Drummers Camp Stew a la Pot Pourie Sweetbread Saute with Mushrooms Calves Head a la Jardieniere Frosted Jelly Tarts an Sherry Wine Obicken Liver Patties ROASTS. Ribs of Beef with Yellow Yams Roll of Beef Stuffed Lamb and Dressing Mu ‘ton and Jelly VEGETABLES Mushed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Corn Summer Squash DESSERT Lemon Pie Apple Pie Pudding Vanilla Ice Cream, Lady Fingera Cocoa Tea “Ice Tea Coffee Milk Cheese Nuts Raisins Watermelon Egg Bouallion Go East “Tourist” —Why Noi? Have you never heard about our tourist excursions? Well, you should know all abont them, eepecially if you are thinking of going East. Iva the cheapest and at the same time, most comfortable way to travel. We are here to give you all the information you want, andwill be glad to do so; also to send you, free of charge, our bandsomely iilu-trated books of travel, descriptive of the grandest scenery in the world. Our fast express trains—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace s!'eepers through to Chicago and St. Louis, If you want to you may stop a day in Salt‘Lake City without expense of hotel. All you have to do Is, drop mea line, sey when and where you are going: we will do the rest. W. J. SHOTW on Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Sysom. : H. A. BUUK, Dist. Pass, Agt., Denver & Rio Grande Syatem. 625 Market street, San Francisco, Cal, autetee For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s, . ae Fancy Sammer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured an expert mixologist at Britland’s, > . this race many other novel and inter-. CANNOT GUARANTEE SAFETY The Turkish Government Has Notified the Powers That the Porte Cannol Poieet Foreign Legations. the Sultan decided to wait. of war. legations at Constantinople. Personal Noles. William Hamilton was en arrival on the Washington stage today. Thomas Sanford and William Hollquist were here from Rough and Ready today. Mrs. Shea ard child, who have been visiting at Lake City, arrived he:e today. E. B Smith of Chicago arrived here today from the East. Miss Pearl Sooy and her. brotber were visit6ra here today from North San Juan, F. P. O'Connor came down from L« ke City today. E B. Miller and B. W. Davie, who came down from Gaston Ridge yesteraay, left for San Francisco this morning. Mrs. M. A. McIntire, son an’ daughter—William and Miss Sadie—will take their departure shortly ior Los Aageles where they expect to reside. Austin McIn‘ire, another son, is now located in the Ciy of Angels, where he has a good position. Charles Oleveland and family will leave tomorrow for Ventura county, where they may conclude to reside permanently. Bat Marphy and family of Big Tunuel, who-have been spend ng a few days in this city, will return home tomorrow. F. Meister, R. Powers and James Powers came down from Waehing'on today CONSTANTINOPLE, September 5.—The council of war today recommended sending an ultimatum to Bulgaria, but A report is current that the Turkish t#oops have already crossed the Bulgarian frontier without awaiting a declaration Edlim Pasha has been appointed commander-in-Chief of the Turkish Army. The Turkish Government has notified the Powers that the Porte cannot guarantee the safety of the National Hote DINNER Sunday, September 6th, 1903. Chicken Gumbo Bouillon Baked Salmon Sliced Cucumbers Pommes Hollandaise Lobster Salad, Celery en Branch Calfs Head a Ja Espagnole Weetphalia Ham, Cnampagne Sauce Sweetbreads a la Pcutette in Oaces Baked Game Pie, Hunter’s style Larded Sirloin of Beef with Mushrooms Pear Fritters, Sherry Wine Sauce Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing Prime Ribs of Beef au Jas Spring Lamb Minot Sauce Stuffed Breast of Veal with Browned Sweet Potatoes Oorn on Cob String Beans Mashed and Steamed Potatoes Lemon Cream Pie Apple Pie Vanilla Ice Cream Lady Fingers Pound Oske Macaroons Iced Watermelon Assorted Fruit Mixed Nuts and Raisins Rcqufort, Edam and Eastern Cheese Bent’s Crackers Cafe Noir ——_ — ++ 2@e-—__— CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the @ignacars of e THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE (S NO SUBSTITUTE For a great, good time attend the grand masquerade b«1l to be given on the big platform on the 8th inst, It The Eminent Specialist Dr. T.B. Timony Will open hie office for two weeks only on Nevada street, osite Episcopal cbarch, Nevada City. . 4 Aug. 29ih to Sept. J2th. The Doctor has no superior on the Pacific Coast, and if equals he gan Count them on one hand. The Doctor has never had a case fo fail bim, He has sent in bis 589th prescription. He has cured many cases of headache and stomach troubles. In fact, he has pever had a case to feil him. Glasses titted for children from three years up, for strabismas Office open top. m. ALL DAY, from 8 a. m. Mop Drink That Stale, Flavorles Ready-Ground Package Cote, and try a pound Gaylor’s 25 Cont oes Family Coffee Roasted Daily, Gro ed — with or porn Chicory. Al crisp and aromatic” owing is a list of the religious be to be held at the various chrirches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY. Thirteenth Suodey after Trinity— Services as follows: Morning. prayer, holy communion and scrmop, ll o'clock ; Sunday echool and bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 o’clock. Trinity Guild will meet in the guild room Wedoeeday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. St. Margaret’s Guild on Thoreday at 8:80 -p. m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7:80 o'clock. Choir rebearsel immedi ately after this service, Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. METHODIST. Rev. W. Angwin, pastor. Motto for the day:—"Eater into His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise; be thankful aoto Him and . bleas His holy name.” 100th Psalm 4. The morning sermon will be by Rev Thomas Nicholas of Yerington, Ne-. vada. Mise Bess’e Morgan will render the vocal solo, “Just for Today,” for the offertory. ‘ Th8evening service will be altogether choral. Wjld’s orchestra. will give several choice selections; also’ anthems by the choir, with vocal solos by the Misses Bertha Webber, Mabel Hughes, Elsie Arbogast and Ethel Jones, and a male quartette by Mesers. Geo ge, Rober s, Gorsuch and Werry. CONGREGATIONAL. There will be no preaching moroing or evening. Sabbath scho 1 at the usual hour, Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., led by J. W. Darke. Subject— “The Allied Forces of Righteoussuess,’’ Purify the Blood. Care Biliousness and Habitual Constipation. Chocolate coated. 10c, 25c boxes. Sold by all druggists and preChurch Services. 4 AD AMS’ SAPS/PARKLA PILLS for dancing. —_musio WHT be diecoureeg Boys’ Band, and the floor 18 jase 4 day evening promises to kind ever he evening. The Maequerade ball On next be one of largest ad most enjoyable ovens yt making great preparations for casion and are doing oeverytnin, their power to muke it a grand sue The costumer will arrive } uy it. “hinc oF ALE scribed by physicians, secure them, They are for Little Mon <B> 0000000 00000000000 <a> SOLD EVERYW BOHEMIAN BEERS! . Loveland 1@ vow selling his fame oread at five cents a loaf at the Pon ter Bekery. Try it and you will gies T ve q rived fron 4 bt’s train. << F. J, Bropt Ladies call and see this bargain. It will make you and we hope will make you come right to our stored Ladies’ full size White Lawn Aprons, 25 Cents small sum of 25 cents. Respectfully, Maher & Co., Nevada C Come and see our new Sorosis Underskirt. The nicest goods in Aprons we ever offered for i Come at once, or write—only a few dozen here. The Best Ware Made Is TE ENAMELED . VERY Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sauce from one pint ap, Call and see, ‘" Office and Yards—tisad of Boulder St. Pan, Milk Pan, Dipper and Pail carries with it an absolute guarantee against Flaws and Defects. ...---: For finish and durability this ware b no equal. See samples in our window. . . as Turner & Hadley Compa PINE STREET. . M. L. & D. LUMBER: DEALER ——oarry a full line of ——§ Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen D. Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, MASURY’S PAINT NEVADA OM MARSH . Lumber, Moulditf ‘We have this celebrated + alitjcolors, and in cso8 Tet # j } L . q Doings Peo — n, Brown A ig evening. Hager of noisco this . Hyman San Frat Wilson . at evenio p today. Regina Ho e last wb! pd Mrs. Ba oma visil Bapborn le . after a fev ‘Chambers merly editc arrived be! panied by jm Davey . puse, havi yedgide of ‘whose COL worse, Celio reta ping’s traic osie. Hage lends here A to herb Dhris Web: io Gaston I Matteson W. Hz ¢ for Forbe B. H. Pr ucramento her father, os A. Peo br parente at Oolum her home Manning, au Frane' the Bay t Bellivg, wi om the s eft for Ls H Faweet San Fi ar t visit ber H. O. Smi fahoe today Parke anc Djoy an ov J. Lawre y residec fo of Fol train, ax ip up cou ior Judge ig an outir oll Springs He is ¢ y. ph J. Pol been to , past, rety W.L. Ww. Ave been y for som DCieco tor Sdchopper reek aD io liquid verge of he county ght and time, So is “befud 8 abead He endeayv Off with y 688 at a tk, notin the office ived the bd up the me indi poanty hos ed to sho With a hissed th bed pr Was near demented he absta i8 suicid ey Sritland ; takes 9 &nd you "a prope! > Tunin Bennett . On tho their w by ma

~ Nevapa City Darry Transcript 3 NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, Manager. —————_—_——_ . meee Byfel, «)* Issued ‘ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY.... THE SINGING SCHOOL cc aeweg ede o..-+September 5, 1903 BRIEF MENTION. News Items “Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers, A forest fire in the vicinity of Indian Springs ie doing much damage to the ‘. timber thereabouts. Yesterday was pension day and about $200 was paid out by County Olerk Arbogast to the old veterans who called for their regular quarterly ne SUBJECT uppermost in the minds of the church peo-. allowance from the government, ple of every well ordered community is “What can be done to make the church of more benefit to the community?”’ The girls.are tolerably well lddked after. Parents feel W. W. Miller arrived here from Kenaka Oreek yesterday on a visit to his family. Mr. Miller is operating the Aome Gravel claims on Kanaka that they must look out for their girls, but the boys are gl/Sreomnat6 mostion with pak Ge: lowed a liberty that easily becomes license, and so the social problem resolves itself into this: ““What shall we do to make our boys fit companions for our girls?” The good ‘boy makes a good man, the good man makes a good husband, the good husband makes ‘a good home and good homes. make a good city—and there you have the social aspect of the prob-. alleghany. Mr. Morrill is interested lem before each society that wishes to.make itself of advantage to the community life. What a power the singing school was in the days of old in all the Eastern communities! In backwoods communities it may have assumed a grotesque aspect, and it is not impossible that for this reason it has been “guyed” out of existence. In centers where there choral society, but wherever it was more culture it became a was it taught people how to sing and it threw the young men and the young women into each other’s society and, not least among its good results, it was productive of matrimonial first, then lived together as alliances. They sang together husband and wife, and finally slept their last sleep side by side, while their spirits presumably went to sing new songs in celestial choirs where the vibrations of sound are too delicate to be detected by mortal ears, Where are yourtg Americans now to learn to sing? In school? The verdict is that they do not, at least not so that they can pick up a hymnal and sing a new selection from it at sight, or without stumbling painfully spelling the words. through it as a child might by There are millions of American citizens who do not know all of any one song that was ever-sung, and yet who could sing if they knew how. What if the Nevada City churches, more than they do, were to undertake to form singing classes for young people, elementary for those needing elemental instruction, choral Societies for those that were able to go into them, not alone that young persons might learn to sing, but also that they might become acquainted, and that they might be brought within the range of the power of personal influence for their betterment ?. Is there any doubt of the value that a number of such organizations would result in to the community life ? Such societies need not be made wholly free. The in-. structor will be worthy of his hire and the young persons receiving the benefit will gladly pay the cost. The need is for an organizing central force, and it would seem that this the churches, notwithstanding their manifold activities, might easily supply. FONCST Tint AGING Town of Washington Almost In Line With the Flames. The forest fire that has been burning “ above Washington, on the ridge towards Emigrant Gap, for a few days past, turned in its course this morning, owirg to a bri¢h wind that started up. The flery elements were running at ea rapid rate in the direction of Washington this forenoon, and crews of men were out endeavoring to stay its progress. The prevailing wind caused the people there great anxjety as to the safety of the place, aod pews reached us this sfternoon that only for the united action t«ken disastrous recults migbt have occurred. Ae it now stande, the darger point bas not been passed, as there is no telling when the fie may gain headway again, although “back fires” dot the sidebiils. Menager Wanted Trastworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this county and adjoining territory for well and favorably known House of financial standing. $20.00 straight cash salary and expenses, paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expense money advanced ; position permanent. Address Manager 610 Monon Building, Chicago, Ill. 025 121 California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines, At Britlend’s. tf Editorial Squibs. worth of gold bullion shipped from alone amounted to $95,518,000. that every couple before marriage less than one c-nt a day. The lady fails to suggest for bow many children the couple sbould insure, After all, the race suicide to which President Rooeevelt objects is not a reasonable limit on the families of the poor but the unreasonable limit placed on families of the rich and comfortably otf. The lone pampered darling of the man whose income could easily farnish educational and other advantages to seven or eight ebildren, and the two children of the man who could easily sfford to raise and edu cate four, constitute a menace to the futare of this country. For ‘@ fine, juicy pasty after the dance tonight, go to the Nonpareil Restaurant, Broad street. A goodly supply will be on band, It ADAMS’ HAIR RESTORER Cleanly to Use Exquisitely Scented A delightful toilet preparation for thin, faded hair. Stops the falling out at once, renders it soft, silky, luxariant. Promotes the growth and restores to acay hair the rich dark color of youth. . Price 50c. Druggists. oo + -—_—_—_—_ With the aid of a microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man can discover a “gilt edge” on the best whisky—‘'Old Gilt Edge.” ; Anti-expansionists can flad food for reflection in the fact that during the fiscal year just ended the commerce of the United States with its. pon-contiguous territory amounted to over $100.000,000. This inciudes $5,000,000 Alaska, but commerce in merchandi<e A French feminine writer suggests should be compelled to insure the future of their children at a rate of not George Armstrong injured one of bie hands while at work with J. W. Brady, the concrete man, yesterday. The hand was struck by a felling rock. Captain J. W. Morrell arrived here last evening from San Jose en route to in the Alleghany Mining Company, which recently incorporated to work the B:lsam Flat property near there. E. W. Schmidt, the cigar dealer, has everything in the tobacco line needed by smokers. In addition to all the leading brands of cigars, ciga:ettes and tobacco, he carries a splendid line of pipes and smoker’s articles. Monday will be a legal holiday buat the pablic schools will continue in session. There will be no school on Wednesday—Admission Day—however. Five aad one-half tons of high grade ore from the Federal Loau mine was shipped to the Selby Smelter yeaterday. There are twenty tons of sulphrets now ready to be shipped. The following officere of the Ohristian Endeavor Society were installed at the home of Henry Richards last evening: President, Mrs. Wm. Munroe; Vic» President, Mrs, Secretary, Miss Clara Nancarrow; Treasurer, J, W. Barker. Rev. J. Sims officiated as installing officer. Refreshments were served during the evening. N. O. Pauley, aged 76 years, died at his home at Nelson Point, Plumas county,this week, He was well known in this county. The Woodpecker cigar, made by day. It is mudeof the finest tobaceo and. once tried you ‘are bound to cali for another. It is in great demand wherever sold. Phoebe Ann Isbester, the administratrix of the estate of Jobn Irbester, deceased, filed a petition with Oounty Olerk Arbogast yesterday, requesting that 'he entire property of the estate eontiating of a small homestead near Sweetland, appraised at $690, be set aside to the widow of deceased. The hearing of the petition was fixed for Monday, September 2ist. The chicken dinners at the New York Hotel on Sundays are gotten up in fine style, and a large number of our home people take advantage of the opportunity to dine out once a week. All the good things that go to make a choice dinner are in the menu, Try it tomorrow evening. Henry M. Breed, who was married in San Francisco on the Ist instant to Miss Mary Meek of Amador City, arrived here last evening witb bis bride from San Francisco to pay bis mother, Mrs. M, L, Breed of Lost Gill, a visit. He is being warmly covgratulated apon bis becoming a benedict, and last uigbt a number of his friends tendered him an enjoyable reception. Mr. Breed now makes his bome at the Bay City, having completed his work on the Freemont mine mill_in Amador county. The President’s earnest insistence for fairplay throughout the government service will itisure the support of the American people. Too bad Mr. Bryan cannot have Lis sail area measured. It would doubtlese reduce his time allowance. The twenty-six year old man who sought entrance at Annapolis by giving his age as eighteen, should have tried a young ladies’ seminary instead of a navalacade.ny. Many new and novel characters will be impereonated at the: Masquerade ball next Tuesday evening. The cool wave today which has followed the hot_spell, was very acceptable and everybody bopes it will bring a good shower of rain, There are many people of Nevada City visiting abroad, but most of them will be bome in time to attend the big picnic next Wednesday. After the dance tonight call around at the Nonpareil! Kestaurant, Broad street, and regale youreelf with re. freshing delicacies. 1t ee Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, peer the new steel bridge is offered for eale ata bargain. Enquire at once of eer. BROWN & MORGAN.. a T. A. Dailey;“Giff,” is b: coming more popular each . “AONSSION DAY. Liberal List of Prizes To Be Awarded at the Picnic, The committeemen who have charge of the preliminary arrangements for the Admission Day picnic toé be given at Glenbrook and Olympia parks next Wednesday by the Curly Bears and ‘Argonauts met in Grass Valley last evening and discussed plans for the picnic, There was a good attendance and « any final details were completed. The pregram of sports was taken ap and substantial cash prizes were offered as follows: Donkey race, $5; half-mile dash, horses, $15; bicycle race, $250; bundred-yard dash. free-for-all, $5; boys race, $1; three-legged race, $2; baseball throwing, $1; automobile race against time, two to enter. = The babies were not forgotten and were provided for as follows:. Fattest baby under two years, $5; youngest baby, $5; prettiest beuby under two years, $5; prettiest twins under three years, $5; best Indian baby, sack flour. Io aduition to the above attractions the: e will be a baseball game, the purse hung up containing $40. The Bon Ton orchestra of Grase Valley ani the Boys’ Band of this city will! farpish mucic for dencing in the afternoon and evening. The grounds will be watered and thus k pt clear of dust so as not to interfere with the pleasares of the crowd that may wish to attend. Oars will run every fifteen minates throughout the day to accommodate the people. In the evening the grounds will be brilliantly lighted up An interesting featare of the day’s sport and one-that will undoubtedly prove a big attraction is the sutomoble race echeduied to take place. Dr. Jones’ and Richard Jeffries’ autoe, both from Grass Valley, will enter the course and do a little spurting that will sstonish the natives. Aside from esting sports will be sprang that is calculated to keep the amusement-loviog popular in a continual vein of good humor all day long. ; The committee meets again tomorrow to farther arrange details of the day’s events, SUNDAY : DINNER? WHERE ? Hotel Antlers Sunday, September 6th. SOUP, Cream of.Chicken FISH. Royal Obinook Salmon, Tartar Sauce RELISHES. Iced Olives Sliced Tomatoes Shrimp Saled an Mayonaise BOILED. Oalf’s Tongue au Espagnole ENTREES, Baked Ohicken Pat Hotel Antler’s tyle Drummers Camp Stew a la Pot Pourie Sweetbread Saute with Mushrooms Calves Head a la Jardieniere Frosted Jelly Tarts an Sherry Wine Obicken Liver Patties ROASTS. Ribs of Beef with Yellow Yams Roll of Beef Stuffed Lamb and Dressing Mu ‘ton and Jelly VEGETABLES Mushed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Corn Summer Squash DESSERT Lemon Pie Apple Pie Pudding Vanilla Ice Cream, Lady Fingera Cocoa Tea “Ice Tea Coffee Milk Cheese Nuts Raisins Watermelon Egg Bouallion Go East “Tourist” —Why Noi? Have you never heard about our tourist excursions? Well, you should know all abont them, eepecially if you are thinking of going East. Iva the cheapest and at the same time, most comfortable way to travel. We are here to give you all the information you want, andwill be glad to do so; also to send you, free of charge, our bandsomely iilu-trated books of travel, descriptive of the grandest scenery in the world. Our fast express trains—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace s!'eepers through to Chicago and St. Louis, If you want to you may stop a day in Salt‘Lake City without expense of hotel. All you have to do Is, drop mea line,

sey when and where you are going: we will do the rest. W. J. SHOTW on Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Sysom. : H. A. BUUK, Dist. Pass, Agt., Denver & Rio Grande Syatem. 625 Market street, San Francisco, Cal, autetee For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s, . ae Fancy Sammer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured an expert mixologist at Britland’s, > . this race many other novel and inter-. CANNOT GUARANTEE SAFETY The Turkish Government Has Notified the Powers That the Porte Cannol Poieet Foreign Legations. the Sultan decided to wait. of war. legations at Constantinople. Personal Noles. William Hamilton was en arrival on the Washington stage today. Thomas Sanford and William Hollquist were here from Rough and Ready today. Mrs. Shea ard child, who have been visiting at Lake City, arrived he:e today. E. B Smith of Chicago arrived here today from the East. Miss Pearl Sooy and her. brotber were visit6ra here today from North San Juan, F. P. O'Connor came down from L« ke City today. E B. Miller and B. W. Davie, who came down from Gaston Ridge yesteraay, left for San Francisco this morning. Mrs. M. A. McIntire, son an’ daughter—William and Miss Sadie—will take their departure shortly ior Los Aageles where they expect to reside. Austin McIn‘ire, another son, is now located in the Ciy of Angels, where he has a good position. Charles Oleveland and family will leave tomorrow for Ventura county, where they may conclude to reside permanently. Bat Marphy and family of Big Tunuel, who-have been spend ng a few days in this city, will return home tomorrow. F. Meister, R. Powers and James Powers came down from Waehing'on today CONSTANTINOPLE, September 5.—The council of war today recommended sending an ultimatum to Bulgaria, but A report is current that the Turkish t#oops have already crossed the Bulgarian frontier without awaiting a declaration Edlim Pasha has been appointed commander-in-Chief of the Turkish Army. The Turkish Government has notified the Powers that the Porte cannot guarantee the safety of the National Hote DINNER Sunday, September 6th, 1903. Chicken Gumbo Bouillon Baked Salmon Sliced Cucumbers Pommes Hollandaise Lobster Salad, Celery en Branch Calfs Head a Ja Espagnole Weetphalia Ham, Cnampagne Sauce Sweetbreads a la Pcutette in Oaces Baked Game Pie, Hunter’s style Larded Sirloin of Beef with Mushrooms Pear Fritters, Sherry Wine Sauce Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing Prime Ribs of Beef au Jas Spring Lamb Minot Sauce Stuffed Breast of Veal with Browned Sweet Potatoes Oorn on Cob String Beans Mashed and Steamed Potatoes Lemon Cream Pie Apple Pie Vanilla Ice Cream Lady Fingers Pound Oske Macaroons Iced Watermelon Assorted Fruit Mixed Nuts and Raisins Rcqufort, Edam and Eastern Cheese Bent’s Crackers Cafe Noir ——_ — ++ 2@e-—__— CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the @ignacars of e THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE (S NO SUBSTITUTE For a great, good time attend the grand masquerade b«1l to be given on the big platform on the 8th inst, It The Eminent Specialist Dr. T.B. Timony Will open hie office for two weeks only on Nevada street, osite Episcopal cbarch, Nevada City. . 4 Aug. 29ih to Sept. J2th. The Doctor has no superior on the Pacific Coast, and if equals he gan Count them on one hand. The Doctor has never had a case fo fail bim, He has sent in bis 589th prescription. He has cured many cases of headache and stomach troubles. In fact, he has pever had a case to feil him. Glasses titted for children from three years up, for strabismas Office open top. m. ALL DAY, from 8 a. m. Mop Drink That Stale, Flavorles Ready-Ground Package Cote, and try a pound Gaylor’s 25 Cont oes Family Coffee Roasted Daily, Gro ed — with or porn Chicory. Al crisp and aromatic” owing is a list of the religious be to be held at the various chrirches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY. Thirteenth Suodey after Trinity— Services as follows: Morning. prayer, holy communion and scrmop, ll o'clock ; Sunday echool and bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 o’clock. Trinity Guild will meet in the guild room Wedoeeday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. St. Margaret’s Guild on Thoreday at 8:80 -p. m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7:80 o'clock. Choir rebearsel immedi ately after this service, Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. METHODIST. Rev. W. Angwin, pastor. Motto for the day:—"Eater into His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise; be thankful aoto Him and . bleas His holy name.” 100th Psalm 4. The morning sermon will be by Rev Thomas Nicholas of Yerington, Ne-. vada. Mise Bess’e Morgan will render the vocal solo, “Just for Today,” for the offertory. ‘ Th8evening service will be altogether choral. Wjld’s orchestra. will give several choice selections; also’ anthems by the choir, with vocal solos by the Misses Bertha Webber, Mabel Hughes, Elsie Arbogast and Ethel Jones, and a male quartette by Mesers. Geo ge, Rober s, Gorsuch and Werry. CONGREGATIONAL. There will be no preaching moroing or evening. Sabbath scho 1 at the usual hour, Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., led by J. W. Darke. Subject— “The Allied Forces of Righteoussuess,’’ Purify the Blood. Care Biliousness and Habitual Constipation. Chocolate coated. 10c, 25c boxes. Sold by all druggists and preChurch Services. 4 AD AMS’ SAPS/PARKLA PILLS for dancing. —_musio WHT be diecoureeg Boys’ Band, and the floor 18 jase 4 day evening promises to kind ever he evening. The Maequerade ball On next be one of largest ad most enjoyable ovens yt making great preparations for casion and are doing oeverytnin, their power to muke it a grand sue The costumer will arrive } uy it. “hinc oF ALE scribed by physicians, secure them, They are for Little Mon <B> 0000000 00000000000 <a> SOLD EVERYW BOHEMIAN BEERS! . Loveland 1@ vow selling his fame oread at five cents a loaf at the Pon ter Bekery. Try it and you will gies T ve q rived fron 4 bt’s train. << F. J, Bropt Ladies call and see this bargain. It will make you and we hope will make you come right to our stored Ladies’ full size White Lawn Aprons, 25 Cents small sum of 25 cents. Respectfully, Maher & Co., Nevada C Come and see our new Sorosis Underskirt. The nicest goods in Aprons we ever offered for i Come at once, or write—only a few dozen here. The Best Ware Made Is TE ENAMELED . 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