April 20, 1903 (4 pages)

of Wash Goa MS at 1244 cea fteen and ny, and out th Dress cheap, 3 z So. ia the Rock § e, whichever leco dally. Per70 Wednesdays, fic ticket offices. bee Prancleco, Cal. took‘of a . 000! ss Lowers, Tuesday showers. rday night, April . noe will be given in the Hot Colfax, and a pleasant anteed toall who attend, pis noted for bis hospi» Oak Park Band of Sacrapeen engaged for the oecaiil furnish delightful music, rk Started. ¢ men were started at work ng cutting down the pine side of the electric line at yn which the new hall is to ‘and the work of putting up gwillbe rushed ahead as}very pathetic manner. Israel James possible, “ Lumber was fie ground tedey-and-the} Mr, Henry Tregonntag »ascene of great activ ime to come. “ ——+ +e sand cars have been charEastern syndicate to move crop of central and southnia, The trains are being Rocklin and three or four. exclusively of oranges are pastward every day, wy Tralle. ains on the Southern Pap are running behind time, are continually passing ifax, in four or five eecemigration from the Easto this coast is the heaviest py years. . A en ome ble excitement was caused ik Park yesterdey afternoon’ ame of baseball when Wil1; the wel kaown ineare4 Grass VeHey, fell: down in some time before the gen-' dvered consciousness. eindndend : esa Clean. Sweep, thing like doing a thing » Of all the Salves you ever Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is ft sweeps away and oures ’, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, UiE-uptions and Piles, It’s id guaranteed to give satisY.D. Vinton, Druggiet. + ome o I Storage Meats I first-class Cold Storage hould send your orders to » Commercial street, ‘The ef, pork, mutton and Jamb tet, ave & vomplete: line Very low prices, . BRARD Broad Street, a44 7 line of Souvenir Spoons DR. JORDAN'S = Seum of TST. bet, Oth a 7th, 8.2, ‘Seetor its kind in she World. ms tually adding bow 4 learn how wonderful Bonen rom any OF tan aan aad If yea Speciale ree of men, come to the ‘ing. Central péws of the church Conga Church, —_—_—_, There was sn immense andience at the Oongregational church last evenwere crowded from pulpit to entrance with members of Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. George, it being their first anniversary since their reorganization, A special program had been prepared by the choir, ander the leadership of N. W. Bennetts, who is not only a charming tenor, but an efficient leader in musical circles, After the prelimibary exercises, the choir sang “O, How Lovely is Zion.” This was followed by adeclamation by Leonard Foote end en interesting address ‘by John Tredinnick. Mr. Pinch then: recited “My Mother’s Old Arm Ohair,” ina sang @ solo that thrilled the audience, University in San Jose and Past Grand President of the Order, delivered an interesting and stirring address, in which he stated that the Order in Nevada Oity had grown in one year from twenty-six members to one hundred and seventy, with new applications at évery meeting. He showed that ‘while the Order was composed chiefly of English-Americans, it was emphatically American in all its designs and parPoses. He urged in an emphatic manner the importance of fraternal men attending divine services on the Lord’s ally received and evidently much appreoiated. The conclading address given by Rev. J. Sims was 4 masterly dissertation on the twe flags: fe showed a complete familiarity with the history of Old Glory and the Union Jack of Great Britain and among other things he said that while the two great Anglo Saxon nations had two governments, they were one people and the Sons of St. George desired that they should ever retain a condition of peace and iutéynational good will. His per oration, in which he spoke of the two flags moving in the van of the world’s progress, made evidently g deep gud testing impression upon the-mind of every intelligent hearer in the vast audience. The conctnding anthems of Thee” and “Wake the Song.” -The two flags, the stars and stripes and the Union Jack, beautifally adorned the pulpit, and are the property of the order. po NN J Settle Up! Settle Up! All those indebted to the undersigned for wood, baaling, etc., are requested to settle their accounts immediately. Grant J AOOBS, CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara the (day. His remarke were entbusiostic-. eRe ree anrrenanuNNee ta Go and Take Your Lit: fle Ones to See the . ~ Animal Show. — Does your memory ever call you back to the day when you were a little “tot,” and the advance agent of the old time circus invaded: your little home town with his pretty pictares of pranc{ng ponies, elephants, dogs doing all sorts of tricks, and ye merry old clown with his funny painted face and grotesqne garb, and the innumerable wonderful things to see? Of course it. does. Do yuu remember how your heart beat and how you longed for the time to come when the circus w arrive, and after counting the and days and hours the ti doubt it was. Time has passed since then, You may have little children of Your Own How, Who Wir experienes the same joys and sensations, the expectations and disappointments that you did. Norris & Rowe's big shows sre now here and this eventing will give their second performance under t enormous waterproof tents at the head of Boulder street. Do not f the little one to this great moral show. You cannot crowd too’mach sunshine into their lives, Their happiest days are now, and they will remember the evening spent at Norris & Rowe’s shows in after years as one of the happiest in their lives, Do not disappoint thé little ones, aS PGS a Died al Grass Valley Mrs,. James Trethewey, an old and respected resident of. Grass Valley died yesterday afternoon after a lingering: illness at her home on Maiden Lane, She leaves a busband, James Trethewey, daughter, Mrs. W. H, Hooper of San Francisco and eon John Tre~ thewey of this city. Connoisseurs of perfect gooda appreSlate —“Jesae Moore” Whisky forte: ‘burity wod delightful flavor, ~~~ BOWELS t i jthyboats ty ay Saute tt or wil Bee eaage nowels open, and be well. Force, in the cpt, Casdet, saber herfost wag of Leonid sloae ane clean iste take CANDY ' CATHARTIO Cate THEY EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good per box. Write for free samp Gignatare of Re Goes. Never Sicken, Weaken. or Gripe, 10, 25, ones ic, ‘and + oe health. Address 3STKaLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or REW YORK. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEA Spring #Summer Goods JUST RECEIVED our prices, For Sale ~ Wir We have just received another large stock of Spring and Summer Dress -. Goods, which include Vy ~ pare cig in wash. goods. in all styles and colors. ng ME re monid be tlenced to see you, whether you purchase or not. Main street, Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH . For Sale ‘ . ven-Room Cottage, practically; new, two TE le co Building Lot and a complete {stock of Mining and Building Lumber. Office and, Yards—Head Also a beaatifal Oall in and see our goods and get H. Crawford: For Sale if Boulder St Tel 291. to take; The much talked about and advertleed Norris & Rowe's big shows arrived by special train’ yesterday morning, There was quite a large crowd of men, women and children on hand at an early hour to see the bundreds of aniaals unloaded from the train. A still greater crowd gathered at. the show grounds in the Griseel lot at thé head of Boulder street to Watch the erection of the big tents, and w the street parade appeared the tire populace seemed ‘to be on the streets. he pageent surpassed in neatness and splendor the circus parade oefore given here. There were countless animals of various sizes and hap-. kinds from elephants to monkeys. There were fully a hundred Shetland ponies in the proscession,most of them drawing chariots, vO'ilSles, “Aa Teninense crowd filled the tents thie afternoon, and the ananimous opinion was thet it was the brightest and best tented show that have ever visited this city. The beat heir . thing that may be said of it is that it wears well, for it seems to do a bigger business each time it comes to town, The charms of the sixty or seventy happy, intelligent dogs, the three un-. gainly little elephants and scores of Gilken-coated ponies, not to-mention the comical monkeys and bewhiskered goate, have such a strong hold on the aunts, and papas and maimmas ‘that the owners are sure of financial suceess. One never grows tired of watch. ing the marvelous feate of this aggrecontinually adding new animals and teaching the old ones new acte, The program ie better than ever thie year, The baby eng peg have learned an entirely new lot of stunts, the seals are funny nore de and clown dogs have diepovered a lot of new ways to cause laughter, The hippodrome races a: the close of the show were run with the same dash and epirit thet characterized: every act of the performance, An animal that attracted considerable attention yesterday and today was 6 young native son—an eleven-day-old eamel, born in Oakland. It is an looking little creature and the people never seem to tire watching the there will he another performance and all who attend should make it a point to see what California can produce in the camel line. ‘ “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO ‘BUILDING, Pine street Nevada Oity PPP PPPE New Store, Goods and Prices seemooe Yes, we’ve opened up and are tiow ready for business. Everything in the! store is bright, apic-spannew, Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables:us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody elge byys on credit. e have come to stay. We are reeponsible. We are not experimenting. e know that the goods and prices we -_ will baild up a good business ere, BARGAIN NO. 1. Thie week we are offering-a magniffoeut stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Ohbildren’s Shoes. Ali brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— olf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear,, eocks, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. of Remember what we say we do ado do, Money bask if you’re not satisfied. J Pleasing display of the new shapes _and styles for Spring and Summer of 1903. Original, artistic and becoming: work in the trimming of hats to suit individual tastes our specialty. We can improve on your style. Call in when passing.. MISS E. E, HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada Uity Main Street, Grasse Valley. s. and other ve. . little folks, their cousins, yacles and . . gation of animal actors and they are. more wonderfal than ever and thet h ~ Caught Botweet What might have been a fatal nocident occurred at the Nerrow Gauge backed up in the yard preparatory to belug unloaded: A young boy became 80 excited that he rashed in between two moving cars, and but for the presence of mind of Oondactor : Clark the boy would have been caught and undoubtedly crushed to death. He ~ Yard Dash in Past Time at Berkeley. Phe intercollegiate field day at Borkeley last Satarday was hotly. contested depot yesterday afternoon when the} *24 the weather was very fine and the cars of the circus train were being track in splendid condition. The attendance was about 8000 During the progress of the sport President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California stepped upon the fleld, and was cheered:in turn by the students of both colleges. The University of Oalifornia athletes won the 100-yard dash and the two mile run. The Stanford boys captured the 220-yard dash, the grabbed the lad just in the nick of 44-yard ran,. the 880-yard ran and time and threw bim to one side just as the car passed by. Parents should be more careful where they allew their children to run, as in the case of yes= endengered but the lives of the trainmen as. well. The little folks love Dr. Wood’s N o way Pine Syrap, Pleasant to take; perfectly harmless; positive cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, Dr. Cooper’s Laxative SRauen (3) seem LA GRIPPE 25 Ceuts per Box -©66 _VINTON’S. PHARMACY Cet Your Dick Now: Come today while my stock is complete and everything ie . fresh and new. Our SPRING HATS are of the véry latest designs. We are sure we can you.They are stylish, ‘handsome and very low in price. Call and.see for youreelf, Miss Amelia Stevens MOVED. TRALIEMAN [on S004 rosette store to the store next to J. J. Snyder’s on Pine street, I have made a NEW PRIOE LIST—Ohesp for cash. Hoping the public will take advan: of the low prices in repairing of end Shoes L. J. TRAUTMAN Pine Street. Best place in town to spend your evenings, Billiard Table T have just received a five new set of Ivory Balls and now. have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY. MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. . FRED EBILERMAN the one-mile run. EB. R. Abadie Jr., son of Superimendent Abadie of the Obampion mine, won the 100-yard dash, running the distance in 10° seconds. 7 ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, ‘Oure Constipation, Bilfousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia, 100.,. 250. Druggists. ———— es, bl i FEAR R I E ERIR IHIR I KIOR The Smoker Calls for Them. : i . PUOTRE i WHY? . Because i _They Know They Are Getting Their i : Moneys’ Worth. eas. lade by “GIFP” N. S. ofjiMd. <7® hg SOCIAL DANCE By OOMPANY ©, N. G. O. At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evéning Music by the Bon Ton Orchestra, Admiesion, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free i Telephone Main 8381. W.H. SMITH + OFFICE OF ostoffice Box 114 wt a Wholesale and retail dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ete. ' PRU NE . of My Own Raising and Oaring at Wholesale and Retail.-' 90080086. : Newvapa Oity, January 18, 1903, MR. W, H. SMITH has reduced the. Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS} PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer fot SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine and are,very{delicious in fle-+r and;very healthy. _ WM. §H. SMITH, Broad Street, « x ~ Nevada City ‘ing man, left Saturday for Sacramento 4 . Doings of Our People. B, T, K. Preston arrived here from Salinas last evening to be with his brother, Hon, E. M. Preston, who le a very sick man, Mrs. John Kendrick and children of Hill will leave Wednesday morning for Stockton to join Mr. Kendrick, who is now located at that place. William Snell, who formerly resided on the lower Graes Valley road, is now in Angeles Camp, Calaveras county. Mr, Snell was employed at the mines in Jackson, Amador county, when the miners’ strike occurred there and was forced to seek employment eleewhere on account of the mines closing down, Mrs. E. Snell of Piety Hill left yesterday morning for Angels Oamp to visit ber daughter, Mra, Fred Beedle, Jobo Ragon, who has been visiting San. Francisco and other points of t=} terest for the past three months, returned home last week. Charles Hyman, who has been connected with the clothing establishment of L. Hyman & Oo. here for the past three years or so, left yesterday morning for Angele . Oamp, Calaveras county, to take a position with hia brother, Dave Hyman, who conducts a clothing house at that place. Mr. Hy man’s family accompanied him, Superintendent BE, BR. Abudie returned last evening from San FranCisco, Herbert Jones is here from San Francisco, William Buck ia dowa from Moorea Fiat, , E. W. Barber arrived bere last even« ing from Omaha. Major J.8. McBride came over from North San Juan last evening and this morning left for San Francisco, _ LT. Miller and A. B, Nolfenger are here from San Francisco, : W. W. Meller of Alameda is hore spending a few days. A Norman E, Jacobs is here from Ohiogee: Rscinesiti Mrs. W. H. Bray left thiamorning fer Sen Fiauckeo on-a-vistt to trisnds. George Price returned this morning William Stover, the -well-known min: and from there he went to Oakiand. ‘Amato cops to 0-Day Rae ot for the benefit of her health. M. H. Green of Nagasaki arrived in town Saturday. aioe ; iting in San Francisco for the past . three months, returned home Satarday -} evening. E. J. MoPutcheon, who is interested in the Gaston Ridge mine, was in town Saturday evening. Duncan McKwen, who has been very sick for some time past st his home on the Bedrock, is not improving any. Principal E, H. Barker of the High School has returned from a trip to San Francisco. Mrs, J. J. Schmidt, who was injured some time ago, is able to be around, Migs Annie Sincock, who has. been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo, Keller, at Town Talk, left Saturday evenip for her home at Union Hill. +e A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that } place, who was expected to die, had his ery for. Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereaf-. ter effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Oonsumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and 41. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Trial bottles free. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, eee ---— Robbed the Grave. _¢A startling Incident-is_ narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: “I was in an awful condition. My ekin was almost yellow, eyes sunk: en, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Blectrid’ ittére, to my great joy, the firat bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. 2 TT know thay robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should fell to try them: Galy 50 cents, guarautesd at Vinton'’s drug store. : “When doctors disagree, drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out, Wichman, Lutgea & Oo., 820 Oley, 8. F. Dr. FEO. Smith Who has conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS year, that he has bought out the entire interests of Dr. B. E. Smith In these offices, with thoir fall equipment, and will personally conduct them in the future as heretofore. Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. ee ae ac a oe eT CRN ———_—z=_ . To the Ladies—We are now displaying a line of Ladies’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging in price from 50c to $8 each. wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, Call and examine them whether you A, & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street am Now Ready for We have now on display an elegant line of Spring Millinery which we invite the ladies of Nevada Oity to call and Abo r OUR EASTER OPENING Will take place Thured have on exhibition a re 4 > Friday and Saturday of this week, when I will riety of beautifal things for spring and summer. The ladies are cordially invited to visit our Store, MRS. kL. LUBECk, Commercial Street, Nevada City, On Monday and Friday I will be in Nevada City to give personal attention to my customers, POPE ATABIS(O VAS. a ~ Fifteen Different Varieties Parties Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. JZJACKSON, Proprietor, & 22? life saved by Dr. King’s New DisoovT Coe bse

of Wash Goa MS at 1244 cea fteen and ny, and out th Dress cheap, 3 z So. ia the Rock § e, whichever leco dally. Per70 Wednesdays, fic ticket offices. bee Prancleco, Cal. took‘of a . 000! ss Lowers, Tuesday showers. rday night, April . noe will be given in the Hot Colfax, and a pleasant anteed toall who attend, pis noted for bis hospi» Oak Park Band of Sacrapeen engaged for the oecaiil furnish delightful music, rk Started. ¢ men were started at work ng cutting down the pine side of the electric line at yn which the new hall is to ‘and the work of putting up gwillbe rushed ahead as}very pathetic manner. Israel James possible, “ Lumber was fie ground tedey-and-the} Mr, Henry Tregonntag »ascene of great activ ime to come. “ ——+ +e sand cars have been charEastern syndicate to move crop of central and southnia, The trains are being Rocklin and three or four. exclusively of oranges are pastward every day, wy Tralle. ains on the Southern Pap are running behind time, are continually passing ifax, in four or five eecemigration from the Easto this coast is the heaviest py years. . A en ome ble excitement was caused ik Park yesterdey afternoon’ ame of baseball when Wil1; the wel kaown ineare4 Grass VeHey, fell: down in some time before the gen-' dvered consciousness. eindndend : esa Clean. Sweep, thing like doing a thing » Of all the Salves you ever Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is ft sweeps away and oures ’, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, UiE-uptions and Piles, It’s id guaranteed to give satisY.D. Vinton, Druggiet. + ome o I Storage Meats I first-class Cold Storage hould send your orders to » Commercial street, ‘The ef, pork, mutton and Jamb tet, ave & vomplete: line Very low prices, . BRARD Broad Street, a44 7 line of Souvenir Spoons DR. JORDAN'S = Seum of TST. bet, Oth a 7th, 8.2, ‘Seetor its kind in she World. ms tually adding bow 4 learn how wonderful Bonen rom any OF tan aan aad If yea Speciale ree of men, come to the ‘ing. Central péws of the church Conga Church, —_—_—_, There was sn immense andience at the Oongregational church last evenwere crowded from pulpit to entrance with members of Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. George, it being their first anniversary since their reorganization, A special program had been prepared by the choir, ander the leadership of N. W. Bennetts, who is not only a charming tenor, but an efficient leader in musical circles, After the prelimibary exercises, the choir sang “O, How Lovely is Zion.” This was followed by adeclamation by Leonard Foote end en interesting address ‘by John Tredinnick. Mr. Pinch then: recited “My Mother’s Old Arm Ohair,” ina sang @ solo that thrilled the audience, University in San Jose and Past Grand President of the Order, delivered an interesting and stirring address, in which he stated that the Order in Nevada Oity had grown in one year from twenty-six members to one hundred and seventy, with new applications at évery meeting. He showed that ‘while the Order was composed chiefly of English-Americans, it was emphatically American in all its designs and parPoses. He urged in an emphatic manner the importance of fraternal men attending divine services on the Lord’s ally received and evidently much appreoiated. The conclading address given by Rev. J. Sims was 4 masterly dissertation on the twe flags: fe showed a complete familiarity with the history of Old Glory and the Union Jack of Great Britain and among other things he said that while the two great Anglo Saxon nations had two governments, they were one people and the Sons of St. George desired that they should ever retain a condition of peace and iutéynational good will. His per oration, in which he spoke of the two flags moving in the van of the world’s progress, made evidently g deep gud testing impression upon the-mind of every intelligent hearer in the vast audience. The conctnding anthems of Thee” and “Wake the Song.” -The two flags, the stars and stripes and the Union Jack, beautifally adorned the pulpit, and are the property of the order. po NN J Settle Up! Settle Up! All those indebted to the undersigned for wood, baaling, etc., are requested to settle their accounts immediately. Grant J AOOBS, CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara the (day. His remarke were entbusiostic-. eRe ree anrrenanuNNee ta Go and Take Your Lit: fle Ones to See the . ~ Animal Show. — Does your memory ever call you back to the day when you were a little “tot,” and the advance agent of the old time circus invaded: your little home town with his pretty pictares of pranc{ng ponies, elephants, dogs doing all sorts of tricks, and ye merry old clown with his funny painted face and grotesqne garb, and the innumerable wonderful things to see? Of course it. does. Do yuu remember how your heart beat and how you longed for the time to come when the circus w arrive, and after counting the and days and hours the ti doubt it was. Time has passed since then, You may have little children of Your Own How, Who Wir experienes the same joys and sensations, the expectations and disappointments that you did. Norris & Rowe's big shows sre now here and this eventing will give their second performance under t enormous waterproof tents at the head of Boulder street. Do not f the little one to this great moral show. You cannot crowd too’mach sunshine into their lives, Their happiest days are now, and they will remember the evening spent at Norris & Rowe’s shows in after years as one of the happiest in their lives, Do not disappoint thé little ones, aS PGS a Died al Grass Valley Mrs,. James Trethewey, an old and respected resident of. Grass Valley died yesterday afternoon after a lingering: illness at her home on Maiden Lane, She leaves a busband, James Trethewey, daughter, Mrs. W. H, Hooper of San Francisco and eon John Tre~ thewey of this city. Connoisseurs of perfect gooda appreSlate —“Jesae Moore” Whisky forte: ‘burity wod delightful flavor, ~~~ BOWELS t i jthyboats ty ay Saute tt or wil Bee eaage nowels open, and be well. Force, in the cpt, Casdet, saber herfost wag of Leonid sloae ane clean iste take CANDY ' CATHARTIO Cate THEY EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good per box. Write for free samp Gignatare of Re Goes. Never Sicken, Weaken. or Gripe, 10, 25, ones ic, ‘and + oe health. Address 3STKaLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or REW YORK. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEA Spring #Summer Goods JUST RECEIVED our prices, For Sale ~ Wir We have just received another large stock of Spring and Summer Dress -. Goods, which include Vy ~ pare cig in wash. goods. in all styles and colors. ng ME re monid be tlenced to see you, whether you purchase or not. Main street, Nevada City. M. L. & D. MARSH . For Sale ‘ . ven-Room Cottage, practically; new, two TE le co Building Lot and a complete {stock of Mining and Building Lumber. Office and, Yards—Head Also a beaatifal Oall in and see our goods and get H. Crawford: For Sale if Boulder St Tel 291. to take; The much talked about and advertleed Norris & Rowe's big shows arrived by special train’ yesterday morning, There was quite a large crowd of men, women and children on hand at an early hour to see the bundreds of aniaals unloaded from the train. A still greater crowd gathered at. the show grounds in the Griseel lot at thé head of Boulder street to Watch the erection of the big tents, and w the street parade appeared the tire populace seemed ‘to be on the streets. he pageent surpassed in neatness and splendor the circus parade oefore given here. There were countless animals of various sizes and hap-. kinds from elephants to monkeys. There were fully a hundred Shetland ponies in the proscession,most of them drawing chariots, vO'ilSles, “Aa Teninense crowd filled the tents thie afternoon, and the ananimous opinion was thet it was the brightest and best tented show that have ever visited this city. The beat heir . thing that may be said of it is that it wears well, for it seems to do a bigger business each time it comes to town, The charms of the sixty or seventy happy, intelligent dogs, the three un-. gainly little elephants and scores of Gilken-coated ponies, not to-mention the comical monkeys and bewhiskered goate, have such a strong hold on the aunts, and papas and maimmas ‘that the owners are sure of financial suceess. One never grows tired of watch. ing the marvelous feate of this aggrecontinually adding new animals and teaching the old ones new acte, The program ie better than ever thie year, The baby eng peg have learned an entirely new lot of stunts, the seals are funny nore de and clown dogs have diepovered a lot of new ways to cause laughter, The hippodrome races a: the close of the show were run with the same dash and epirit thet characterized: every act of the performance, An animal that attracted considerable attention yesterday and today was 6 young native son—an eleven-day-old eamel, born in Oakland. It is an looking little creature and the people never seem to tire watching the there will he another performance and all who attend should make it a point to see what California can produce in the camel line. ‘ “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO ‘BUILDING, Pine street Nevada Oity PPP PPPE New Store, Goods and Prices seemooe Yes, we’ve opened up and are tiow ready for business. Everything in the! store is bright, apic-spannew, Fresh frcm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables:us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody elge byys on credit. e have come to stay. We are reeponsible. We are not experimenting. e know that the goods and prices we -_ will baild up a good business ere, BARGAIN NO. 1. Thie week we are offering-a magniffoeut stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Ohbildren’s Shoes. Ali brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— olf and fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear,, eocks, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. of Remember what we say we do

ado do, Money bask if you’re not satisfied. J Pleasing display of the new shapes _and styles for Spring and Summer of 1903. Original, artistic and becoming: work in the trimming of hats to suit individual tastes our specialty. We can improve on your style. Call in when passing... MISS E. E, HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada Uity Main Street, Grasse Valley. s. and other ve. . little folks, their cousins, yacles and . . gation of animal actors and they are. more wonderfal than ever and thet h ~ Caught Botweet What might have been a fatal nocident occurred at the Nerrow Gauge backed up in the yard preparatory to belug unloaded: A young boy became 80 excited that he rashed in between two moving cars, and but for the presence of mind of Oondactor : Clark the boy would have been caught and undoubtedly crushed to death. He ~ Yard Dash in Past Time at Berkeley. Phe intercollegiate field day at Borkeley last Satarday was hotly. contested depot yesterday afternoon when the} *24 the weather was very fine and the cars of the circus train were being track in splendid condition. The attendance was about 8000 During the progress of the sport President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California stepped upon the fleld, and was cheered:in turn by the students of both colleges. The University of Oalifornia athletes won the 100-yard dash and the two mile run. The Stanford boys captured the 220-yard dash, the grabbed the lad just in the nick of 44-yard ran,. the 880-yard ran and time and threw bim to one side just as the car passed by. Parents should be more careful where they allew their children to run, as in the case of yes= endengered but the lives of the trainmen as. well. The little folks love Dr. Wood’s N o way Pine Syrap, Pleasant to take; perfectly harmless; positive cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, Dr. Cooper’s Laxative SRauen (3) seem LA GRIPPE 25 Ceuts per Box -©66 _VINTON’S. PHARMACY Cet Your Dick Now: Come today while my stock is complete and everything ie . fresh and new. Our SPRING HATS are of the véry latest designs. We are sure we can you.They are stylish, ‘handsome and very low in price. Call and.see for youreelf, Miss Amelia Stevens MOVED. TRALIEMAN [on S004 rosette store to the store next to J. J. Snyder’s on Pine street, I have made a NEW PRIOE LIST—Ohesp for cash. Hoping the public will take advan: of the low prices in repairing of end Shoes L. J. TRAUTMAN Pine Street. Best place in town to spend your evenings, Billiard Table T have just received a five new set of Ivory Balls and now. have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COOKTAILS FANOY. MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. . FRED EBILERMAN the one-mile run. EB. R. Abadie Jr., son of Superimendent Abadie of the Obampion mine, won the 100-yard dash, running the distance in 10° seconds. 7 ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, ‘Oure Constipation, Bilfousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia, 100.,. 250. Druggists. ———— es, bl i FEAR R I E ERIR IHIR I KIOR The Smoker Calls for Them. : i . PUOTRE i WHY? . Because i _They Know They Are Getting Their i : Moneys’ Worth. eas. lade by “GIFP” N. S. ofjiMd. <7® hg SOCIAL DANCE By OOMPANY ©, N. G. O. At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evéning Music by the Bon Ton Orchestra, Admiesion, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free i Telephone Main 8381. W.H. SMITH + OFFICE OF ostoffice Box 114 wt a Wholesale and retail dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ete. ' PRU NE . of My Own Raising and Oaring at Wholesale and Retail.-' 90080086. : Newvapa Oity, January 18, 1903, MR. W, H. SMITH has reduced the. Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS} PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer fot SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine and are,very{delicious in fle-+r and;very healthy. _ WM. §H. SMITH, Broad Street, « x ~ Nevada City ‘ing man, left Saturday for Sacramento 4 . Doings of Our People. B, T, K. Preston arrived here from Salinas last evening to be with his brother, Hon, E. M. Preston, who le a very sick man, Mrs. John Kendrick and children of Hill will leave Wednesday morning for Stockton to join Mr. Kendrick, who is now located at that place. William Snell, who formerly resided on the lower Graes Valley road, is now in Angeles Camp, Calaveras county. Mr, Snell was employed at the mines in Jackson, Amador county, when the miners’ strike occurred there and was forced to seek employment eleewhere on account of the mines closing down, Mrs. E. Snell of Piety Hill left yesterday morning for Angels Oamp to visit ber daughter, Mra, Fred Beedle, Jobo Ragon, who has been visiting San. Francisco and other points of t=} terest for the past three months, returned home last week. Charles Hyman, who has been connected with the clothing establishment of L. Hyman & Oo. here for the past three years or so, left yesterday morning for Angele . Oamp, Calaveras county, to take a position with hia brother, Dave Hyman, who conducts a clothing house at that place. Mr. Hy man’s family accompanied him, Superintendent BE, BR. Abudie returned last evening from San FranCisco, Herbert Jones is here from San Francisco, William Buck ia dowa from Moorea Fiat, , E. W. Barber arrived bere last even« ing from Omaha. Major J.8. McBride came over from North San Juan last evening and this morning left for San Francisco, _ LT. Miller and A. B, Nolfenger are here from San Francisco, : W. W. Meller of Alameda is hore spending a few days. A Norman E, Jacobs is here from Ohiogee: Rscinesiti Mrs. W. H. Bray left thiamorning fer Sen Fiauckeo on-a-vistt to trisnds. George Price returned this morning William Stover, the -well-known min: and from there he went to Oakiand. ‘Amato cops to 0-Day Rae ot for the benefit of her health. M. H. Green of Nagasaki arrived in town Saturday. aioe ; iting in San Francisco for the past . three months, returned home Satarday -} evening. E. J. MoPutcheon, who is interested in the Gaston Ridge mine, was in town Saturday evening. Duncan McKwen, who has been very sick for some time past st his home on the Bedrock, is not improving any. Principal E, H. Barker of the High School has returned from a trip to San Francisco. Mrs, J. J. Schmidt, who was injured some time ago, is able to be around, Migs Annie Sincock, who has. been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo, Keller, at Town Talk, left Saturday evenip for her home at Union Hill. +e A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that } place, who was expected to die, had his ery for. Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereaf-. ter effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Oonsumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and 41. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Trial bottles free. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, eee ---— Robbed the Grave. _¢A startling Incident-is_ narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: “I was in an awful condition. My ekin was almost yellow, eyes sunk: en, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Blectrid’ ittére, to my great joy, the firat bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. 2 TT know thay robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should fell to try them: Galy 50 cents, guarautesd at Vinton'’s drug store. : “When doctors disagree, drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out, Wichman, Lutgea & Oo., 820 Oley, 8. F. Dr. FEO. Smith Who has conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS year, that he has bought out the entire interests of Dr. B. E. Smith In these offices, with thoir fall equipment, and will personally conduct them in the future as heretofore. Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. ee ae ac a oe eT CRN ———_—z=_ . To the Ladies—We are now displaying a line of Ladies’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging in price from 50c to $8 each. wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, Call and examine them whether you A, & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street am Now Ready for We have now on display an elegant line of Spring Millinery which we invite the ladies of Nevada Oity to call and Abo r OUR EASTER OPENING Will take place Thured have on exhibition a re 4 > Friday and Saturday of this week, when I will riety of beautifal things for spring and summer. The ladies are cordially invited to visit our Store, MRS. kL. LUBECk, Commercial Street, Nevada City, On Monday and Friday I will be in Nevada City to give personal attention to my customers, POPE ATABIS(O VAS. a ~ Fifteen Different Varieties Parties Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. JZJACKSON, Proprietor, & 22? life saved by Dr. King’s New DisoovT Coe bse