April 25, 1901 (4 pages)

hn Weston, was found . scharge and ‘atterson,. of 4 lartialed fg, . panies of the ents, killing . and surrep. ‘ort wine ming . ® @Ood thing tor tl ————_ LY drink try Joi, : SETS orsets ¢ Window! 3 Corsets rsets ts ae, ee ARI ) 75¢, $1, 1 as ;you eta, Aep-OL StS AR THUS vada City. a 2 TELEPHONE § NUPIBER 601 er pound ———— NING: ortment » AND Y MISS . HATS. inn Street ee int part of ng clothes THURSDAY..-.Apell 25, 1901 Personal Paragraphs, 8. W. Jacobs is here from Colorado, G. Anderson is down from You Bet, D. N. Jones is here from Round ValSetteieieoneeeee oe Encampment and Rebekabs will renat Odd Fellows’ Hall, in commemoration of the eighty-thira: anuiversary of ustcal ‘Entertainment Cighty-Ghird ‘Winiversary “of Tomorrow evening the Odd Fellows, ley. / ; Odd Fellowship. The committees have J. Fitzgerald is down from Moore’s. ¥°rked faithfully to make the affaira Flat. success, and those who are present toFrancis G. Lunt of Sacramento is in . ™°Frow evening will have pleasure town. ; of listening to some of the finest singPhil Dunn left this morning’ for ing and music that has been. heard in Washington. ". this city for many years,’ Odd Fellows William F. Wood of Canada Hill ig}®24 their families, the Rebekahs and on the sick list. their families, and visiting members W. O. Alden of Bostom came in on. ®¢ invited to be present, The enterlast evening’s train, W. Buck of the Buck mine is here spending a few days, BR: H. Foreman and wife of Aubarn spent yesterday here, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cahill were here from You Bet today. J. G. Kreowles of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. J. A. Orr of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. J. H. Kasseburne and BR. Maertins of San Francisco are in town. W. M. Speyer of San ‘Francisco arrived here on the morning train. W. L. Walsh of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Rev. W.H. Fenton-Smith of Grass Valley was in this city last night. E, B. Castler, the commercial man of San Francisco, is here on a business trip. W. McNulty and W. G. Crode of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. J. B. ‘Lreadwell and daughter tainment will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Following is the programme: Remarks—Ohas. E. Malloy, Iastrumental Solo—Miss Mamie Harryhousen. : Vocal Solo—Miss Mabel Hughes. Quartette. Farce, “My Turn Next.” Duett—Misses Walling. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze. Concert Solo—Richard Veale. Vocal Duet—Miss Freeman and John . Werry. Selection—Mandolin Olub. Vocal Solo—Migs Sadie Snell. Male Quartette. : Board of Education Meets. The City Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting last night. J. G. O'Neill, superintendent of the city schools, reported that the average attendance has been much lower during the last month than usual on account of the prevalence of left this morning fora visit to Sacramento. F.O. Lithgow and A B. Johnson. of San Francisco arrived here on last vening’s train. ? W. Lawry of Forest City arrived here Jast evening and left this morning for San Francisco. W. Enlawrey of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest Oity. Father Dermody came down from Downieville yesterday and left this norning for San Francisco. Mrs. Sherman Marsh, who has been uffering from inflammatory rheumaism for some time past, is now’on the mprove, J. B. Hicks, F. Davenport, H. P. fartine, James Driver and J. J. Foley San Francisco came in on last evenbg’s train. Mrs. E. L. Oleveland and child will ive here tomorrow evening from Hawthorne, Nevada, on a visit to Mr. nd Mrs. J. 8. Langdon. ! Mrs. M. W. Lufkin and Mies Jennie Wilcox, both prominent in the social . : bircles of Nevada City, are spending a tern Plowman: mumps among the pupils. The clerk was authorized to purchase a map and text book, which will be used in Miss Hamilton’s room. The following bills were found due and ordered paid: OC. V. Organ, labor, $2 50. ‘ H. Dickerman, physical apparatus, $52. Daily Transcript, advertising, $5. : Morning Union and Herald, advertising, $5. Overland Monthly, subscription, $1. Sunset Telephone Oo., telephone service for March and April, $3. New Concentrator. A new concentrator arrived here this morning for the five-stamp mill at the Lecompton mine. be started up about the first of May.* The mill will Arrested and Set Free. “Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the WestIf the first cough is roperly treated, the first step in the Pp direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s wo weeks’ pleasure visit in this city. hey have apartments at the Windsor. San Francisco Post. t@o-. --—— To Be Printed in Book -Form. Balsam for the throat and lungs js the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. as . AJ MoOulley, of the New York Trotting ture of G.H. Ketcham, the owner of der a literary and musical programme . the trotting horse, Oresceus, to an agreement for a match between The Brighton Beach during the week beginning August 12th. The agreement also bears the signatures of W. L, Marks, acting for John J, Scaniel, and “William A, Engemann, for the New York Trotting Association. The conditions of the race are best three out of five, one-mile heats, for a purse of $12,000, the winner to receive $7000, and the remainder of the purse to go to the loser. . A Close Call. Oaxtanp, April 24—This afternvon one of the rattletrap open cars of the Oakland Transit Company jumped the track at the corner of Twelfth and Filbert streets, ran on the sidewalk and fell over on its side. A woman and ‘. some-men who happened to be passen‘gers, on the car, jumped for their lives and escaped injury. The motorman and conductor aleo jumped and saved their lives. The cause of the accident was a bad roadbed, poor tracks and a broken-down car. Famous Scone Dead. Baxer Orry, Or., April 24—W. W. Tripp, an old resident of this city, is dead here from neuralgia of the heart. He wasa noted Indian scout, and was at the battle of Big Horn when Custer and his troops were slain in 1875, taking en active part in that memorable campaign. Some time previous to the Custer massacre he headed the scouting party that reecued Mrs. Morgan ‘and Miss White from the Sioux and Cheyennes. ‘ Robbed at San Sose. San Joszr, April 24—George Costa, brother of the banker, was knocked down and robbed early thie morning. He is an orchardist and was in town seeing friends. Inasaloon, where he displayed a large roll of bills, he met two men, who are suspected of the robbery. Soon after he left the saloon he was knocked down and relieved of $85. At Bed Time I take a pleasant herbdrink, the. next morning I feel bright and my complexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. the bowels each day. ~Price 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 3 One man who does things is worth abundred who talk about what they are going to do. . me Great Race, . r Yous, April 24.—Seoretary O. oledo, Ohio, after securing the signa-. Abbott and Cresceus, to take place at. Dompapy today filed articlee of incor. The Mayor of this city has received everal communications from the slerks of other cities, asking for a copy pf the charter and ordinances of this ity for reference, and he has been unble to comply with their request, as here have been none printed since fay 21, 1885, and the supply is: exhausted. Since then the ordinances passed or amended, have been spread bn the regular minute book of the Board, and it has caused much inconenience when an ordinance had to be cooked up. It has been definitely depided that within a month or so the oters will be in: possession.of copies of he city charter and aiso the various pity ordinances, all in one book. The printing committee has been ‘instractd to procure the same. New Mining Company. The San Francisco Post of yesterday ays: The Sierra-Alaska Gold Mining poration. The capital stock is placed t $50,000, and the number of shares ato which it is divided is 100,000, of he par value of 60 cents. The direcors are Thomas Holdsworth, W. J. Slausbury,-H. Warren, Alman J. Gilbert and J. H. Helms. Oad Fellows’ Entertainment. At the entertainment Fridey night ll Odd Fellows and their families, ebekahs ‘and their families and visiting members are invited to be pres-' ent. Entertainment to commence at 8, o'clock sharp. a25td Weather Prediction. McAddie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Cloudy tonight and Friday. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can hot reach the s@t of the disease. Catarrh.is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must orkrooms : take internal remedies Hall’s Oatarrh : : Cure is taken internally, aud acts diho wears Tectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. is not 6 last in every ™ , V alle): a fy 4 quack medicine. It was prescribed by One of the best physicians in this country for years, and fs a regular prpscription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, combined with § TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Lietem to Dhis Tea Bargains § lbs. One Dollar Tet fot rl eciiccisinenn $2.25 $-lha:-80-ctPea for. cctscccccce nsec sceseee ie. vicsnsesees 1.90 S thec70 Gb P66 AGF ohn Gat ae 1.75 8 ihe; B0-et. Dem 108i ne eean 1.50 8 Mags OO: Gb Th TOG ys cstecertstvccesseadescarsecenes . 1.25 Thy SURG) OG FOE ccshcsi pk teaectaasetuseueennaceees 1.00 $'1ba. 86 ct: Tes fOr.ciciec icine 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS 90 Coffee Bargains $ Tha. 40 ct. Cofked fOr bicccissisisersescecesseses$1.00 S Vhs. 85 -ct. Coflee 108 ieiciccccccicsiniincaaees, 85 2 Tha 30 cts: Coheed. fOr iiss cscscdassacs ctecscae eres 75 bg) Bb St, CONSe 108 cpasiieaeatanectes .60 3 lbs. 20 ct. Coffee for A.t. .50 S iba. 16 Gt. Oke JOM aacidtncnraniaeie .85 PURE AND DELICIOUS a -EVE ‘ PHONE, MAIN 551. Alleged Sonate, : Omana, Neb, April 25.—The case of the State against James Callahan was briefly presented to the jury by County. Attorney Shields this morning, and E. A. Cudahy, one of the central figures in the kidnaping incident, took the stand. Mr. Shields said the State would seek to identify Callahan as one of the men, who in the guise of a Sarpy county official, seized young Cudahy in front of his home. He will farther endeavor to show that Oallahan stood guard over the boy in the house on Grover street. E, A. Oudahy was then called to the stand, but . had not proceeded to the statement of any important facte when he was interrupted by a jury recess. The twelve men ‘were conducted in a carryall to the Cadahy residence, and thence along West Oenter street road, which Mr. Cudahy had traversed with the $25,000 ransom. After a visit to the house on Grover street, the jury returned to the courtroom, and. Mr. Cudahy’s testimony will be continued this afternoon. . Do Yor Want It Everett, Wash., April 24. —Second Vice-President D. Miller of the Great Northern, when asked regarding future orange shipments from. California by the Great Northern, replied. We do not want the shipments, and the fruit traffic rightfully belongs to the southerp roads, for they can reach the East in a more direct line; further than that the volume of fruit coming aorth would not--be great enough to cause our line sufficient financial gain to enter into any competition with the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. Our road does not want the frait shipment, though we will take what the PaIt 18} cific Coast Steamship Company brings made from herbs, and is prepared a8/ ys. easily agtea. It is called Lane’s Medione cine. Lane’s Family Medicine moves The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief. 25c, and 10c. a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. \ . Y g Fi AS TIS rt —IN THE — NG UNDER THE SUN— NOW ON DISPAAY AT THE STORE OF GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, TRELISH_ LINE iS PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL Desire Independence. . JAOKSONNILLE, Fla., April 24—General Rafael Portuondo, one of the Cuban Commissioners, en route to Washington, says: Ninety-nine per cent of the Cuban people desire independence, It is their wish that military occupation by the United States come to an end at once. It may be said that a small element'of Spaniards, from a purely commercial motive favor annexation, -but the wish for independence is felt by many Oubans and Spariards alike. These Spaniards who favor annexation are not impelled by any love for the United States. They hate Americans, guarantee as to their property and business interests. Peace with the Americans without the independence of Cuba is impossible—I mean moral peace. Idonot mean to say that in the event independence is not granted war or revolution would follow, but there would be no sympathy, no friendliness between the peoples. _. Panic Averted. Portianp, Or., April 24—A_ special to the Oregonian from Moscow, Idaho, says: A run on the first National Bank of Moscow was started yesterday as the result of the closing of the Gilbert Brothers’ Bank at Salem, and fora time it looked as if a panic was at hand. A meeting of business men was called, and a resolution was. adopted expressing the confidence of’ the community in the bank and a Committee .was appointed to work with depositors and influence them to leave deposits untouched. By 10 o’clock the run had been checked. Bo Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. al8 ——__—--+-#@e + On all Pullman cars Jesse Moore “A A” whiskey is to be had. “WHAT FLAVOR sN DO YOU WANT” Is the only. question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA These hot days. Of course there is Ice Cream and Ice Cream, but you're always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. Ladies : MEANS and give her your order. St “3 ‘ Known Fact, Trae MISS HOEFT’S HATS If you want to look your prettiest go to her THE MOST STYLISH. but they seem to wish some sort of} See Hartung Bros., WATCHES and JEWELRY FOR SALE AND REPAIRED BY near Pine. . Best Workmanship and Low Prices. BROAD STREET, ~ SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can Spans J OU Jackson's Beehive (rocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can Wilson Celebrated ‘Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale ¢ Burneils Ale & Porter ISO AR YD’S WhoOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. Our goods are uniformly high grade, Prices may be different on different lots but each is of the best quality obtainable at the price.Dried 2 Canned Fruits As good as can be. Prices as low as can be found, Full measures and full weights are secured. We don’t cut quality$because,we cut prices. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ALL THE SAME QUALITY *» GIVE US A TRIAL @ ®& a BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES Spice Bargains We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of LISTEN TO . THIS 3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... 85 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... .60 8 10 ct. packages Mush for. sceseessens .20 3 10 ct. bottles Extracts for ...sssere 25 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powdel...css0+ 60 Prices Cut CARLOAD WALL PAPER. Dining Room Papers. . China, Crockery, Glassware, Bo to Sor oft REGULAR PRICES Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, of Every Cescription. Great American Importing Tea Co. Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes 4 The Home Critic will have no reason f on the walls. Design, coloring and q Parlor Papers. Bedroom Papers. —et+— ate Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. HAIR ORNAMENTS, TIE CLASPS, LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; . : LADIES SILVER.PINS. Cc. J. BRAND, a MASONIC Nevada City pattern is the refinement of artistic Tectly on the mucous. surfaces. the best ting dies st blood purifiers, actin The Pine St., BUILDING for testimonials free. Toledo, O. ld by dra; rice 75c. Hall's Pamiie Pils are the best. Perfect combination of the two inStedients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrb. Send J. OHENEY & O00. Props. Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FRE WITE Teas, Coffees, Spices. the best makers have contributed SNE CORNER BROAD D + @ FLEMING’S) AND PINE STREETS. STRONG SHOES . 4 enseas OF, ESOsrS. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that 1.78 TO $a, according to size. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes WILL NOT RIP. PRICE In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. BOVEY BROS., Broad St Price from $2 50 up. hp eR RS are RRP

hn Weston, was found . scharge and ‘atterson,. of 4 lartialed fg, . panies of the ents, killing . and surrep. ‘ort wine ming . ® @Ood thing tor tl ————_ LY drink try Joi, : SETS orsets ¢ Window! 3 Corsets rsets ts ae, ee ARI ) 75¢, $1, 1 as ;you eta, Aep-OL StS AR THUS vada City. a 2 TELEPHONE § NUPIBER 601 er pound ———— NING: ortment » AND Y MISS . HATS. inn Street ee int part of ng clothes THURSDAY....-.Apell 25, 1901 Personal Paragraphs, 8. W. Jacobs is here from Colorado, G. Anderson is down from You Bet, D. N. Jones is here from Round ValSetteieieoneeeee oe Encampment and Rebekabs will renat Odd Fellows’ Hall, in commemoration of the eighty-thira: anuiversary of ustcal ‘Entertainment Cighty-Ghird ‘Winiversary “of Tomorrow evening the Odd Fellows, ley. / ; Odd Fellowship. The committees have J. Fitzgerald is down from Moore’s. ¥°rked faithfully to make the affaira Flat. success, and those who are present toFrancis G. Lunt of Sacramento is in . ™°Frow evening will have pleasure town. ; of listening to some of the finest singPhil Dunn left this morning’ for ing and music that has been. heard in Washington. ". this city for many years,’ Odd Fellows William F. Wood of Canada Hill ig}®24 their families, the Rebekahs and on the sick list. their families, and visiting members W. O. Alden of Bostom came in on. ®¢ invited to be present, The enterlast evening’s train, W. Buck of the Buck mine is here spending a few days, BR: H. Foreman and wife of Aubarn spent yesterday here, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cahill were here from You Bet today. J. G. Kreowles of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. J. A. Orr of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. J. H. Kasseburne and BR. Maertins of San Francisco are in town. W. M. Speyer of San ‘Francisco arrived here on the morning train. W. L. Walsh of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Rev. W.H. Fenton-Smith of Grass Valley was in this city last night. E, B. Castler, the commercial man of San Francisco, is here on a business trip. W. McNulty and W. G. Crode of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. J. B. ‘Lreadwell and daughter tainment will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Following is the programme: Remarks—Ohas. E. Malloy, Iastrumental Solo—Miss Mamie Harryhousen. : Vocal Solo—Miss Mabel Hughes. Quartette. Farce, “My Turn Next.” Duett—Misses Walling. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze. Concert Solo—Richard Veale. Vocal Duet—Miss Freeman and John . Werry. Selection—Mandolin Olub. Vocal Solo—Migs Sadie Snell. Male Quartette. : Board of Education Meets. The City Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting last night. J. G. O'Neill, superintendent of the city schools, reported that the average attendance has been much lower during the last month than usual on account of the prevalence of left this morning fora visit to Sacramento. F.O. Lithgow and A B. Johnson. of San Francisco arrived here on last vening’s train. ? W. Lawry of Forest City arrived here Jast evening and left this morning for San Francisco. W. Enlawrey of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest Oity. Father Dermody came down from Downieville yesterday and left this norning for San Francisco. Mrs. Sherman Marsh, who has been uffering from inflammatory rheumaism for some time past, is now’on the mprove, J. B. Hicks, F. Davenport, H. P. fartine, James Driver and J. J. Foley San Francisco came in on last evenbg’s train. Mrs. E. L. Oleveland and child will ive here tomorrow evening from Hawthorne, Nevada, on a visit to Mr. nd Mrs. J. 8. Langdon. ! Mrs. M. W. Lufkin and Mies Jennie Wilcox, both prominent in the social . : bircles of Nevada City, are spending a tern Plowman: mumps among the pupils. The clerk was authorized to purchase a map and text book, which will be used in Miss Hamilton’s room. The following bills were found due and ordered paid: OC. V. Organ, labor, $2 50. ‘ H. Dickerman, physical apparatus, $52. Daily Transcript, advertising, $5. : Morning Union and Herald, advertising, $5. Overland Monthly, subscription, $1. Sunset Telephone Oo., telephone service for March and April, $3. New Concentrator. A new concentrator arrived here this morning for the five-stamp mill at the Lecompton mine. be started up about the first of May.* The mill will Arrested and Set Free. “Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the WestIf the first cough is roperly treated, the first step in the Pp direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s wo weeks’ pleasure visit in this city. hey have apartments at the Windsor. San Francisco Post. t@o-. --—— To Be Printed in Book -Form. Balsam for the throat and lungs js the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. as . AJ MoOulley, of the New York Trotting ture of G.H. Ketcham, the owner of der a literary and musical programme . the trotting horse, Oresceus, to an agreement for a match between The Brighton Beach during the week beginning August 12th. The agreement also bears the signatures of W. L, Marks, acting for John J, Scaniel, and “William A, Engemann, for the New York Trotting Association. The conditions of the race are best three out of five, one-mile heats, for a purse of $12,000, the winner to receive $7000, and the remainder of the purse to go to the loser. . A Close Call. Oaxtanp, April 24—This afternvon one of the rattletrap open cars of the Oakland Transit Company jumped the track at the corner of Twelfth and Filbert streets, ran on the sidewalk and fell over on its side. A woman and ‘. some-men who happened to be passen‘gers, on the car, jumped for their lives and escaped injury. The motorman and conductor aleo jumped and saved their lives. The cause of the accident was a bad roadbed, poor tracks and a broken-down car. Famous Scone Dead. Baxer Orry, Or., April 24—W. W. Tripp, an old resident of this city, is dead here from neuralgia of the heart. He wasa noted Indian scout, and was at the battle of Big Horn when Custer and his troops were slain in 1875, taking en active part in that memorable campaign. Some time previous to the Custer massacre he headed the scouting party that reecued Mrs. Morgan ‘and Miss White from the Sioux and Cheyennes. ‘ Robbed at San Sose. San Joszr, April 24—George Costa, brother of the banker, was knocked down and robbed early thie morning. He is an orchardist and was in town seeing friends. Inasaloon, where he displayed a large roll of bills, he met two men, who are suspected of the robbery. Soon after he left the saloon he was knocked down and relieved of $85. At Bed Time I take a pleasant herbdrink, the. next morning I feel bright and my complexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. the bowels each day. ~Price 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 3 One man who does things is worth abundred who talk about what they are going to do. . me Great Race, . r Yous, April 24.—Seoretary O. oledo, Ohio, after securing the signa-. Abbott and Cresceus, to take place at. Dompapy today filed articlee of incor. The Mayor of this city has received everal communications from the slerks of other cities, asking for a copy pf the charter and ordinances of this ity for reference, and he has been unble to comply with their request, as here have been none printed since fay 21, 1885, and the supply is: exhausted. Since then the ordinances passed or amended, have been spread bn the regular minute book of the Board, and it has caused much inconenience when an ordinance had to be cooked up. It has been definitely depided that within a month or so the oters will be in: possession.of copies of he city charter and aiso the various pity ordinances, all in one book. The printing committee has been ‘instractd to procure the same. New Mining Company. The San Francisco Post of yesterday ays: The Sierra-Alaska Gold Mining poration. The capital stock is placed t $50,000, and the number of shares ato which it is divided is 100,000, of he par value of 60 cents. The direcors are Thomas Holdsworth, W. J. Slausbury,-H. Warren, Alman J. Gilbert and J. H. Helms. Oad Fellows’ Entertainment. At the entertainment Fridey night ll Odd Fellows and their families, ebekahs ‘and their families and visiting members are invited to be pres-' ent. Entertainment to commence at 8, o'clock sharp. a25td Weather Prediction. McAddie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Cloudy tonight and Friday. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can hot reach the s@t of the disease. Catarrh.is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must

orkrooms : take internal remedies Hall’s Oatarrh : : Cure is taken internally, aud acts diho wears Tectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. is not 6 last in every ™ , V alle): a fy 4 quack medicine. It was prescribed by One of the best physicians in this country for years, and fs a regular prpscription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, combined with § TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Lietem to Dhis Tea Bargains § lbs. One Dollar Tet fot rl eciiccisinenn $2.25 $-lha:-80-ctPea for. cctscccccce nsec sceseee ie. vicsnsesees 1.90 S thec70 Gb P66 AGF ohn Gat ae 1.75 8 ihe; B0-et. Dem 108i ne eean 1.50 8 Mags OO: Gb Th TOG ys cstecertstvccesseadescarsecenes . 1.25 Thy SURG) OG FOE ccshcsi pk teaectaasetuseueennaceees 1.00 $'1ba. 86 ct: Tes fOr..ciciec icine 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS 90 Coffee Bargains $ Tha. 40 ct. Cofked fOr bicccissisisersescecesseses$1.00 S Vhs. 85 -ct. Coflee 108 ieiciccccccicsiniincaaees, 85 2 Tha 30 cts: Coheed. fOr iiss cscscdassacs ctecscae eres 75 bg) Bb St, CONSe 108 cpasiieaeatanectes .60 3 lbs. 20 ct. Coffee for A.t. .50 S iba. 16 Gt. Oke JOM aacidtncnraniaeie .85 PURE AND DELICIOUS a -EVE ‘ PHONE, MAIN 551. Alleged Sonate, : Omana, Neb, April 25.—The case of the State against James Callahan was briefly presented to the jury by County. Attorney Shields this morning, and E. A. Cudahy, one of the central figures in the kidnaping incident, took the stand. Mr. Shields said the State would seek to identify Callahan as one of the men, who in the guise of a Sarpy county official, seized young Cudahy in front of his home. He will farther endeavor to show that Oallahan stood guard over the boy in the house on Grover street. E, A. Oudahy was then called to the stand, but . had not proceeded to the statement of any important facte when he was interrupted by a jury recess. The twelve men ‘were conducted in a carryall to the Cadahy residence, and thence along West Oenter street road, which Mr. Cudahy had traversed with the $25,000 ransom. After a visit to the house on Grover street, the jury returned to the courtroom, and. Mr. Cudahy’s testimony will be continued this afternoon. . Do Yor Want It Everett, Wash., April 24. —Second Vice-President D. Miller of the Great Northern, when asked regarding future orange shipments from. California by the Great Northern, replied. We do not want the shipments, and the fruit traffic rightfully belongs to the southerp roads, for they can reach the East in a more direct line; further than that the volume of fruit coming aorth would not--be great enough to cause our line sufficient financial gain to enter into any competition with the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. Our road does not want the frait shipment, though we will take what the PaIt 18} cific Coast Steamship Company brings made from herbs, and is prepared a8/ ys. easily agtea. It is called Lane’s Medione cine. Lane’s Family Medicine moves The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief. 25c, and 10c. a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. \ . Y g Fi AS TIS rt —IN THE — NG UNDER THE SUN— NOW ON DISPAAY AT THE STORE OF GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, TRELISH_ LINE iS PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL Desire Independence. . JAOKSONNILLE, Fla., April 24—General Rafael Portuondo, one of the Cuban Commissioners, en route to Washington, says: Ninety-nine per cent of the Cuban people desire independence, It is their wish that military occupation by the United States come to an end at once. It may be said that a small element'of Spaniards, from a purely commercial motive favor annexation, -but the wish for independence is felt by many Oubans and Spariards alike. These Spaniards who favor annexation are not impelled by any love for the United States. They hate Americans, guarantee as to their property and business interests. Peace with the Americans without the independence of Cuba is impossible—I mean moral peace. Idonot mean to say that in the event independence is not granted war or revolution would follow, but there would be no sympathy, no friendliness between the peoples. _. Panic Averted. Portianp, Or., April 24—A_ special to the Oregonian from Moscow, Idaho, says: A run on the first National Bank of Moscow was started yesterday as the result of the closing of the Gilbert Brothers’ Bank at Salem, and fora time it looked as if a panic was at hand. A meeting of business men was called, and a resolution was. adopted expressing the confidence of’ the community in the bank and a Committee .was appointed to work with depositors and influence them to leave deposits untouched. By 10 o’clock the run had been checked. Bo Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. al8 ——__—--+-#@e + On all Pullman cars Jesse Moore “A A” whiskey is to be had. “WHAT FLAVOR sN DO YOU WANT” Is the only. question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA These hot days. Of course there is Ice Cream and Ice Cream, but you're always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. Ladies : MEANS and give her your order. St “3 ‘ Known Fact, Trae MISS HOEFT’S HATS If you want to look your prettiest go to her THE MOST STYLISH. but they seem to wish some sort of} See Hartung Bros., WATCHES and JEWELRY FOR SALE AND REPAIRED BY near Pine. . Best Workmanship and Low Prices. BROAD STREET, ~ SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can Spans J OU Jackson's Beehive (rocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can Wilson Celebrated ‘Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale ¢ Burneils Ale & Porter ISO AR YD’S WhoOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. Our goods are uniformly high grade, Prices may be different on different lots but each is of the best quality obtainable at the price.Dried 2 Canned Fruits As good as can be. Prices as low as can be found, Full measures and full weights are secured. We don’t cut quality$because,we cut prices. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ALL THE SAME QUALITY *» GIVE US A TRIAL @ ®& a BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SPECIALTIES Spice Bargains We have the finest assortment in Nevada county of LISTEN TO . THIS 3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... 85 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... .60 8 10 ct. packages Mush for.. sceseessens .20 3 10 ct. bottles Extracts for .....sssere 25 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powdel.....css0+ 60 Prices Cut CARLOAD WALL PAPER. Dining Room Papers. . China, Crockery, Glassware, Bo to Sor oft REGULAR PRICES Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, of Every Cescription. Great American Importing Tea Co. Agate Ware, Lamps, Toilet Sets, and Dishes 4 The Home Critic will have no reason f on the walls. Design, coloring and q Parlor Papers. Bedroom Papers. —et+— ate Broad Street, Above Pine, Nevada City. HAIR ORNAMENTS, TIE CLASPS, LADIES’ SOUVENIR SPOONS; . : LADIES SILVER.PINS. Cc. J. BRAND, a MASONIC Nevada City pattern is the refinement of artistic Tectly on the mucous. surfaces. the best ting dies st blood purifiers, actin The Pine St., BUILDING for testimonials free. Toledo, O. ld by dra; rice 75c. Hall's Pamiie Pils are the best. Perfect combination of the two inStedients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrb. Send J. OHENEY & O00. Props. Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FRE WITE Teas, Coffees, Spices. the best makers have contributed SNE CORNER BROAD D + @ FLEMING’S) AND PINE STREETS. STRONG SHOES . 4 enseas OF, ESOsrS. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that 1.78 TO $a, according to size. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes WILL NOT RIP. PRICE In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. BOVEY BROS., Broad St Price from $2 50 up. hp eR RS are RRP