April 25, 1904 (4 pages)

Linnen Collars collars, 2 2 for mon. 45 cents, Se . sizes, 25 cents, ee, Sun Bonnets zes, 25 gente, SilksParkes 19-inch wide navy, bloc i, 6 cents a ake Se tw Tils niidine, tor ‘ed, white, blue. LSS I Fats awa wee and RMAGCY 8 on a trip throughout e ry just the hat va pay. You will bn rs surliner byl Nevada City, siete — Steel 11AN mian Hope, ranges. trand ranch at Pet ties of oranges are Mr. Segerstrand is 1d a fine exhibit of othe St, Louis Fair, ll be some delicious inches in diameter. Se D Creditors, crise iJ. 1HOMAS, deceased. of Hugh eis of een Dervons eatate J rhemas'teley, Cal. April ath. ia, \N’S SALB as ry RE he ‘Super Ait na OF Court ef ae te the fullowing the town, now sity. of ro thes Saeh ae = in it ace upoR 6TTA GC. LEWIS, of ) feaane nore. Work Aloo Refining. lere BSEWALL, Broad Streets Z Fe mento to again take ap their residence returned to North Bloomfield yester. day. a.trip to the metropolis. 1 the Union Blue mine a few months Yn depot. ' Hill. . .Malakoff mine ‘returned to _ MONDAY. .0--APRIL. 28, 1904 PERSONAL MENTION, evening ‘on his way to North Bloomfield. } Gaston Ridge. ‘morning for Sacramento. and left this afternoon for Sacramento, y Mré. J, O. Campbell returned ‘last . Saturday night from a visit to San fined to his home by an attack of rheu> matism. ter will leave for Alleghany shortly, } mother and Obris. Jepsen bave. resity.of the Pacific, of which he is an > Barns, only gratitude.to the many kind friends and dered the many acts of kindness and ry? * SS THE TRANSCRIPL. Se Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, Mrs. George E. Johnston and chil‘dren, family of the new proprietor of the Royal clothing store on Pine street, will arrive this evening from Sacra‘in this city. * ~ Miss Lillie Snell will return home this evening from Sacramento. J. Reader was over, from Sweetland today.8. L. Neck arrived hake yesterday from Saa Frangeisco, O. G. Fisk is down from Washington. L. W. Harpbam is here from San Francisco. . A.B. McCaweue of Sen Francisco rrived here laet evening and left this morning for Washington. » E.D. Ayers is over from Columbia Hill. Wm. Wheeler will leave htre next ‘week for the Red Oross mine, where he has a position, 7 > Mre. A. O. Turner returved this aorning from a visit to Los Angeles. _-J. FP. Kane arrived here yesterday from Denver. O. Bolton, Jr., is here from Sacramento. N. D. Ohamberlain arrived here last vening from San Francisco. E. ©. Oarroll of Denver is hero on mining business, Walter. Mobley arrived here last L, J. Trautman. has returned from Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Morgan left this H. E: Egan and Wm. E. bivtiy. se came dowa from Washington tdday E. H. Rand is here from the Bay. Freneisco, © Jobn Williams of Piety Hill is conFrank Hickman is here from San Francisco on a visit to hia relatives. L. BH. Watson and Frank Vaugho Joseph Stenger has retarned from Mrs. Thomas Bradbury and daugh-’ after an extended visit with relatives here. H. E. Evans, who was imprisoned in » ago, is here from North Bloomfield. Mrs. John Jepsen, Nele Jepsen and ‘turned from Salinas, where they at‘tended the funeral of. the late Mies H. 'M. Jepsen. Rev. J. H. Wythe ‘will leave to-morow on a business trip below. Daring his absence he will visit the UniverOfficer. Benjamin Locklin, who has been ill, is able to resume his position at the Dan Power is down from Oolumbia J. Wilson Wythe, “the architect, has returned to.San Francisco, after a viait to relatives here. Superintendent R. A. Thomas of the irchville yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife ard Mrs. May Maseon. W. H. Penrose left for his home at Relief Hill this morning, after a brief visit io this city. Sed eee eee eres’ Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of al! the Salves you ever heard: of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fe the beet. In sweeps away and cures Soree, “Bruises, Outs, Botis‘ . Uleers, Skin Eraptione aod Piles. It’s 280, and gueranteed to give satis‘faction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. 5 a eed Card of Thanks. We desire to publicly express our sincere appreciation and heartfelt neighbors who, through devoted minietrations and helpfal ‘sympathy renaseistance in our recent effliction and death of our late’ daughter and sister, Mies Heoriletta B. Jepsen. Their kindness will never be forgotten. Mas J. Jersen & Famiy. . . Plaintiffs for $605 85. They sued for ¥ DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of ‘Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The jary in the suit of Gaylord « Son vs. Richard Martin, rendered a verdict Saturday evening in favor of $767 68. A stay of execution for ten daya was granted by Judge Nilon. The Round Mountain Obampion mine was bonded Saturday by the Huckins brothers of this city and Al Scrivena of Grass Valley to Joseph Stampher and San: Francisco parties. The bonders will immediately proceed to develop the mine. Mre, Henry Schrader of Gold Flat was tendered an agreeable surprise party Thureday night, prior to her de-) parture for the MoNulty ranch to spend a few weeks. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs, Schrader, Ralph Leonard, Sadie Murphy, Zins Littlefleld of San Francisco, Miss Violet McCormick, Leo Obaronnat, Marya Murray, Mre. Murray, W. E. Barker, Nellie Pascoe, Will Dougherty, Dolly Weeks, F. O. Connell, Bernice Leonard avd Herman Schrader, 8a‘urday was the anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare and in commemoration of the day the ladies of the Shakespeare Club fittingly celebrated at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright. Mrs. Dr. Sargent Ohapmen was elected a member, and Dr. Jobne of Washington is to be invited to deliver a lecture before the club at Odd Fellows’ hall on Tuesday afternoon, May 10th, on the enbject, “‘The Intellectual Women of America.” The next club meeting will be held on Saturday afternoon, May 17tb, at the home of Mrs. Henry O. Schroeder. “$0 DECEPTIVE. Many Nevada City People Fail to Realize the Seriousness. Backache is so deceptive. It comes and goes—keeps you guessing. : Learn_the oause—then cure it. Nine tinies out of ten it comes from the kidneys. That’s why Doan’s Kidney Pills cure it. Oure every kidney ill from backache to diabetes. Here’s a Nevada Oity case to prove ts Mrs, Z. P. Davis of Spring street, below Pine street, says: “Ihad attacks of backache, not the ordinary kinde that attack you unawares, and other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than little kinks in the back caused by some jar or eudden movement. Feeling it at the time that I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drug store for a box. I knew after I had completed the first box that relief was positive and I posed of the backache, and up to date I have not noticed a return,” For sale by alldealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Oo., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, To Celebrate “Im Grand Style. The citizens’ meeting at the Courthouse last Saturday night.to make preliminary arrangements for the observance of the coming Fourth of July was largely attended, and a spirit of enthusiasm prevailed that went to show thet the celebration is to be carried out in grand style. Dr. O. W. and was selected as chairman and Fred E. Brown was chosen as secretary. The following litefary committee was selected to secure an orator, reader of the Declaration of Iodependence and other officers: Rev. J. H. Wythe, chairman; W. F. Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, Dr. O. L. Maller, E. J. Rector, John T, Morgan and 8. Lee Leiter. On motion of W. F, Englebright the election of a grand marshal was declared in order. Herman Brand was the unanimous choice for the position. This is an. excellent selection and in general. as follows: J. J. Jackson, W.H. Martin, Rev. J. H. Wythe, B. 8. Rector, J. Pascoe, T. J. Sandow, Geo. Why don’t grocers moneyback everything? Can't poor stuff; “there isn’t money “nough. Schilling’s Best don’ y 208g any money tospeak-. vine and the Obsirman has the power of. es to call & meeting at any time he de~. aires. D. B. Morgan, L. 8, Oalkine, Dr, 0 W. Chapman, Fred E, Brown, Adolph . Keamb, Oaptain B. A. Bost. } It was decided to hold the a . meeting at the City Hall on Mondsy evening, May 9th. The. meeting also decided that a quorum shall consist of bought a second. The second box dis. . Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, caring Lugigestion, Biliousness, Constipation§ Sick Chapman called the meeting to order. gives entire satisfaction to the people The general committee was selected qa. J, Wright, J. H. Rogers, J. G. O'Neil), Oalanan, W. W. Waggoner, E. Arthur, 8. Lee Leiter, Obas. E, Tegler, Joseph Huy, I. 0. Lindley, 8. Hieronimus, Sidney Peard, E, T. RB. Powell, Judge F.T. Nilon, W. F. Engiebright, B. F. Soell, E. J. Rector, J. B. Tully, J. E. Oarr, M. A. Preston, Dr. A. N. Morgan, Paddy Norton, who had a leg frac. tured at the Union Blue gravel mine, above North Bloomfield, bas been admitted to the county hospital. Supervisor 8, L. Weeks and W. J, Organ went out to the Jones Bar bridge on the Senth Yuba river today and viewed the structure. It has been deemed unsafe and will be closed to travel until repairs are made. Supervisore E. T. Worthley and W. H. Martin also inspected the South -Yuba bridge at Edwards crossing today. Although the bridge ie not deemed unsafe to travel over, yet it is need of fixing and so they will report such at the next meeting of the Board, which will be held on the 2let of May, yok Thomas. 8. Ford, attorney for the Tahoe Ice Company, Saturday filed in the'Superior Oourt notice moving for @ new trial and also notice to retax and allow no costs of plaintiff, Thos. McAualay recently obtatned judgment against the company in the sum of $14,000 for setvicesrendered. This the company claims is excessive. The motion will come up for hearing next ‘Monday. The Nevada Oounty Democratic Cen tral Committee, at their meeting Satarday evening, selected the following delegates to the State Oonvention, which will be held at Santa Oruz: Nevada Oity—J. V Snyder, T 8. Ford, KE. J. Rector and 8. Lee Leiter. Grase Valley—Jobn Mulroy, George Mainbart, Frank Dulmaine and M. J. Brock, Rough and Ready—O, O. Bitner of Spenceville. Meadow Lake, etc —H. L. Sweeney. All preparations have now been completed for celebratiog the 85th anniversary of Odd Fellowship by Oustomah Lodge, Mistletoe Encampment and Neva Rebekah lodge. A program, a dance and the serving of ‘refreshments will. bethe especial features. member is entitled to invite one. The anniversary of the order occars to~ morrow evenirg. The regular meeting of the Nevada County Promotion Committee will be held at the South Yuba Water Oo.’s office this evening. Much business of importance is to be consummated and members are requested to be on hand. The groups that won the bannuets at the Hotel Antlers and National Hotel, awarded at the recent masquerade ball at Grass Valley, enjoyed themselves Satarday night. The “Yachting party” was the group -that got the Hotel Antlers’ banquet and they were composed of Messrs, Howard, Barker, Berriman, Nicholsop, Dennison, Lucas and Scott; Misses Willis, Dulmaine, Reed, Lucas and Biecombe ; Mesdames Orr and Nicholson, Those constitating the other group that feasted at the National Hotel were George Neagle, Edna Rouner, Philip Paynter, George Harvey, Oscar Angelly, Ethel Carter, Alfred White, Tess White, Merle Dean, Pearl Bray, Henry Bennetts, Elva Brownell, Working Overtime, Eight bour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr, King’s New Headache and al) Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. QOaly 26c at Vint on’s drag store eo oo CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Nome ct af Wed @igaature of Death of L. Payne. Lefluah Payne, a native of England, aged 58 years, died at his home on Alta Hill, Grass Valley, yesterday, after a lingering illness lasting many mooths. Death was caused from minere’ consumption. Deceased was a prominent member of the Red Men, Degree of Pocabontas and Temple of Honor fraternities and was quite well known at this city. Your Opportunity China Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware High Grade Orna venty Per Each . : ae 50 Cent It pays to trade at OFF —herrn wncowenty. Odd Fellows ‘did Reet, » Attention. . The “members of Neva ‘Rebekah Lodge, brating their 85th anniversary of org order atOdd Fellows’ ball on ‘Tuesday evening;April 26th. Bach met dividual member is entitled to invite one guest. Program will commence at 8 o'clock and “will be given in the lodge room, to be followed by a dance in the banquet hall, Light refreshments will also be eeryed All visit~ la t ing members ere cordially in’ ted to. so warm thet the pair ¢sme to blows. Brine Bela by W. Vinton: Drag attend. One round decided the contest, : gist. ; ee NMOL E ITT {and the wood work Spanish cedar, Mistletoe Encampment .and . me Oustomah Lodge will join in cele-;1 ‘tor the futerior sascatenaune: in the charoh was adopted, which provides for a genetal color scheme, making. ten the walls olive green, the coiling gray Later the building committee met and decided to begin the chureb improve1 “sum of $1825: fe hoa Last night's Grass Valley man and a Nevada Cityan got into a dispute on Broad atreet and the argument waxed . Messenger. ‘Downlevite News, ‘Last Wedoeeday ee some person or persons forced an enterence into the Bank Exchange saloon owned by J. H. Stewart, and robbed the 25cent slot machine. _ Wm. H. Johneon, a pioneer of Sierra ‘Oounty, died at Amer oan Hill, about ton miles from this place, Friday, April 16*h, 1904, after an illness of two months. He was a native of Maine and aged about 66 years. He. was ‘baried near his cabin where be had lived for so many years.—Saturday’s éo It Saved His Leg. FP. A, Danforth of La Grauge, G.* uffered for six months with a friglit; ful ranning sore on hia leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Uloers,’ Wounds, Piles, it’s the--best salve in in Ni ain <A cigar that is always the same S WAX WSS Ww oe WN \! tO. ag \ quality and price, § cents. {WV ‘\\) ff NN Ii })i Ny, }) A smoke for particular smokers. , Largest Seller in the World. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. " Truekee News, Owing to the cold weather and high water trere hes been Jittle fishing in the Truckee river for more than 4 week. The trout refuse to take the bait offered. The officers made a clean-up Thureday night giving a number of pimps and other dissolute characters the ran. The officers are determined not to allow this element to accumulete here. ’ The mille of the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company at Overton started up for the season’s run Wednesday and all the availabié men of Overton are being put to work, The unruly. hobo thet attacked D. M. Dysart a few days ago was given a floater” Wednesday evening. He floated. Hereafter stiff sentences will be imposed and the recorde of men arrested will be looked into thoroughly in an effort to connect them with ¥ . crimes committed elsewhere,—Republican of.Satarday. +e If you wart @ good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see ‘Vm. Barry. ad A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Lees ville, Ind , whet W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption. He writes: “T endueed tnsufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and.soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Similar cures of Oonsumption, Posumonia, Broochitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 500 and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial rottles free. ~ F, C. Beedle, formerly of this city, ‘but now superintendent of the large chlorinating plant of the Utica Mining Company at Angels Camp, Calaveras county, hue recently been granted a United States patent to one hundred and sixty acres of land in cstieiiaias county, Thie land is situated in the tim ber belt, a few miles above the famouse Big Tree Grove, and is in line of the proproged extension of the railroad from Avugele Camp. ie increasing in value and should the railroad tap this country, which it is eventually destined to do, the increase will be marked and perceptibly higher. Mr, Beedle has another patent for a timber claim still pending and when granted will then own two tracts of a fine timber land as any in the State. +~oe California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf ——— Te arouses sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and Pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All dra gists and grocers, 250. 34 Emil Frese's . —— ae. oe ) DR. H. O. SMITH; DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental2 Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING. dete leieds PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. eT TT TT aioe Del Monte Sel-Raising Buckwheat cr Promptly Repaired. Hugh Murchie, city water superin tendent, had the disabled flreplug on Oommercial street promptly ree paired today and it is now. ready for use should an emergency arise. The bydrant ‘suddenly beceme. defective yesterday, while the firemen were teating the water pressure, No Dessert More Att ractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, aweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O lace better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sure prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Flas vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspe berry At grocers. 10c. WATCHES at Prices that will Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > > Blouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. rop {on and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada ity. C.J. BRAND! JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olry Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for bard maeee. Waltham movement for »Ottly $6.00. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call atd see it. Cxpert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. Corner of Pine abd Commercial streets Colgate’s Floating pice and refined A reall } Toilet Soap. piece t) ‘IT FLOATS. PALWER & JORASOK, Wholevale and retailjdeslers in BROAD > STREET Byerything stray High Class. 10 Cents a Cake Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, ian —AT— LZLhaist Sets Bath Soap. == 3 for 25 Cents DICKERMAN’S The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP_CKER is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md Hotel Antl LEITER & DUNLAP ‘PROPRIETOR = ss ls, Electric lights. taro Oall Bells. oat a4 reelain Ba’ Bu ndred Light, Sunny Rodme. fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Men Special attention paid to-Commer ial Men aud Transi enttrade. . C= a Special feature. Re25 Cents per package Del Monte Set-Rasng Flap lack Flo 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Ftve Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprietor Commercial Street ts Hal New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload lode linoleum and Mattings, good. Call and get our prices. Moleums New Matting New Wall Paper New Linoleum of all the latest stylee in ‘carpets, wall No trouble to "show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. equalled by any hotel in ypoto® P in the building. The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not Post, express, telegraph stage FOR EVERYBODY % AND A ANNE Northern CaliAs city" for niaONAL WOT Ei Electric lightse ae H d cold ‘water NA AT\0 BOP, 8 Return. call ‘bells, Bath Room Suits” offices and bank OME OF coon! LivErs” coupes ED pet “ The lend comprising the timber belt ~ Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve yeare old, richly flavored healthfal and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars ome kept, NEVADA CITY oT HE OWL. ; of vigor. Ino bulk and bottle. All

Linnen Collars collars, 2 2 for mon. 45 cents, Se . sizes, 25 cents, ee, Sun Bonnets zes, 25 gente, SilksParkes 19-inch wide navy, bloc i, 6 cents a ake Se tw Tils niidine, tor ‘ed, white, blue. LSS I Fats awa wee and RMAGCY 8 on a trip throughout e ry just the hat va pay. You will bn rs surliner byl Nevada City, siete — Steel 11AN mian Hope, ranges. trand ranch at Pet ties of oranges are Mr. Segerstrand is 1d a fine exhibit of othe St, Louis Fair, ll be some delicious inches in diameter. Se D Creditors, crise iJ. 1HOMAS, deceased. of Hugh eis of een Dervons eatate J rhemas'teley, Cal. April ath. ia, \N’S SALB as ry RE he ‘Super Ait na OF Court ef ae te the fullowing the town, now sity. of ro thes Saeh ae = in it ace upoR 6TTA GC. LEWIS, of ) feaane nore. Work Aloo Refining. lere BSEWALL, Broad Streets Z Fe mento to again take ap their residence returned to North Bloomfield yester. day. a.trip to the metropolis. 1 the Union Blue mine a few months Yn depot. ' Hill. . .Malakoff mine ‘returned to _ MONDAY.. .0--APRIL. 28, 1904 PERSONAL MENTION, evening ‘on his way to North Bloomfield. } Gaston Ridge. ‘morning for Sacramento. and left this afternoon for Sacramento, y Mré. J, O. Campbell returned ‘last . Saturday night from a visit to San fined to his home by an attack of rheu> matism. ter will leave for Alleghany shortly, } mother and Obris. Jepsen bave. resity.of the Pacific, of which he is an > Barns, only gratitude.to the many kind friends and dered the many acts of kindness and ry? * SS THE TRANSCRIPL. Se Daily Record of the Doings of Our People, Mrs. George E. Johnston and chil‘dren, family of the new proprietor of the Royal clothing store on Pine street, will arrive this evening from Sacra‘in this city. * ~ Miss Lillie Snell will return home this evening from Sacramento. J. Reader was over, from Sweetland today.8. L. Neck arrived hake yesterday from Saa Frangeisco, O. G. Fisk is down from Washington. L. W. Harpbam is here from San Francisco. . A.B. McCaweue of Sen Francisco rrived here laet evening and left this morning for Washington. » E.D. Ayers is over from Columbia Hill. Wm. Wheeler will leave htre next ‘week for the Red Oross mine, where he has a position, 7 > Mre. A. O. Turner returved this aorning from a visit to Los Angeles. _-J. FP. Kane arrived here yesterday from Denver. O. Bolton, Jr., is here from Sacramento. N. D. Ohamberlain arrived here last vening from San Francisco. E. ©. Oarroll of Denver is hero on mining business, Walter. Mobley arrived here last L, J. Trautman. has returned from Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Morgan left this H. E: Egan and Wm. E. bivtiy. se came dowa from Washington tdday E. H. Rand is here from the Bay. Freneisco, © Jobn Williams of Piety Hill is conFrank Hickman is here from San Francisco on a visit to hia relatives. L. BH. Watson and Frank Vaugho Joseph Stenger has retarned from Mrs. Thomas Bradbury and daugh-’ after an extended visit with relatives here. H. E. Evans, who was imprisoned in » ago, is here from North Bloomfield. Mrs. John Jepsen, Nele Jepsen and ‘turned from Salinas, where they at‘tended the funeral of. the late Mies H. 'M. Jepsen. Rev. J. H. Wythe ‘will leave to-morow on a business trip below. Daring his absence he will visit the UniverOfficer. Benjamin Locklin, who has been ill, is able to resume his position at the Dan Power is down from Oolumbia J. Wilson Wythe, “the architect, has returned to.San Francisco, after a viait to relatives here. Superintendent R. A. Thomas of the irchville yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife ard Mrs. May Maseon. W. H. Penrose left for his home at Relief Hill this morning, after a brief visit io this city. Sed eee eee eres’ Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of al! the Salves you ever heard: of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fe the beet. In sweeps away and cures Soree, “Bruises, Outs, Botis‘ . Uleers, Skin Eraptione aod Piles. It’s 280, and gueranteed to give satis‘faction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. 5 a eed Card of Thanks. We desire to publicly express our sincere appreciation and heartfelt neighbors who, through devoted minietrations and helpfal ‘sympathy renaseistance in our recent effliction and death of our late’ daughter and sister, Mies Heoriletta B. Jepsen. Their kindness will never be forgotten. Mas J. Jersen & Famiy. . . Plaintiffs for $605 85. They sued for ¥ DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of ‘Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The jary in the suit of Gaylord « Son vs. Richard Martin, rendered a verdict Saturday evening in favor of $767 68. A stay of execution for ten daya was granted by Judge Nilon. The Round Mountain Obampion mine was bonded Saturday by the Huckins brothers of this city and Al Scrivena of Grass Valley to Joseph Stampher and San: Francisco parties. The bonders will immediately proceed to develop the mine. Mre, Henry Schrader of Gold Flat was tendered an agreeable surprise party Thureday night, prior to her de-) parture for the MoNulty ranch to spend a few weeks. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs, Schrader, Ralph Leonard, Sadie Murphy, Zins Littlefleld of San Francisco, Miss Violet McCormick, Leo Obaronnat, Marya Murray, Mre. Murray, W. E. Barker, Nellie Pascoe, Will Dougherty, Dolly Weeks, F. O. Connell, Bernice Leonard avd Herman Schrader, 8a‘urday was the anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare and in commemoration of the day the ladies of the Shakespeare Club fittingly celebrated at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright. Mrs. Dr. Sargent Ohapmen was elected a member, and Dr. Jobne of Washington is to be invited to deliver a lecture before the club at Odd Fellows’ hall on Tuesday afternoon, May 10th, on the enbject, “‘The Intellectual Women of America.” The next club meeting will be held on Saturday afternoon, May 17tb, at the home of Mrs. Henry O. Schroeder. “$0 DECEPTIVE. Many Nevada City People Fail to Realize the Seriousness. Backache is so deceptive. It comes and goes—keeps you guessing. : Learn_the oause—then cure it. Nine tinies out of ten it comes from the kidneys. That’s why Doan’s Kidney Pills cure it. Oure every kidney ill from backache to diabetes. Here’s a Nevada Oity case to prove ts Mrs, Z. P. Davis of Spring street, below Pine street, says: “Ihad attacks of backache, not the ordinary kinde that attack you unawares, and other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than little kinks in the back caused by some jar or eudden movement. Feeling it at the time that I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drug store for a box. I knew after I had completed the first box that relief was positive and I posed of the backache, and up to date I have not noticed a return,” For sale by alldealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Oo., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, To Celebrate “Im Grand Style. The citizens’ meeting at the Courthouse last Saturday night.to make preliminary arrangements for the observance of the coming Fourth of July was largely attended, and a spirit of enthusiasm prevailed that went to show thet the celebration is to be carried out in grand style. Dr. O. W. and was selected as chairman and Fred E. Brown was chosen as secretary. The following litefary committee was selected to secure an orator, reader of the Declaration of Iodependence and other officers: Rev. J. H. Wythe, chairman; W. F. Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, Dr. O. L. Maller, E. J. Rector, John T, Morgan and 8. Lee Leiter. On motion of W. F, Englebright the election of a grand marshal was declared in order. Herman Brand was the unanimous choice for the position. This is an. excellent selection and in general. as follows: J. J.. Jackson, W.H. Martin, Rev. J. H. Wythe, B. 8. Rector, J. Pascoe, T. J. Sandow, Geo. Why don’t grocers moneyback everything? Can't poor stuff; “there isn’t money “nough. Schilling’s Best don’ y 208g any money tospeak-. vine and the Obsirman has the power of. es to call & meeting at any time he de~. aires. D. B. Morgan, L. 8, Oalkine, Dr, 0 W. Chapman, Fred E, Brown, Adolph . Keamb, Oaptain B. A. Bost. } It was decided to hold the a . meeting at the City Hall on Mondsy evening, May 9th. The. meeting also decided that a quorum shall consist of bought a second. The second box dis. . Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, caring Lugigestion, Biliousness, Constipation§ Sick Chapman called the meeting to order. gives entire satisfaction to the people The general committee was selected qa. J, Wright, J. H. Rogers, J. G. O'Neil), Oalanan, W. W. Waggoner, E. Arthur, 8. Lee Leiter, Obas. E, Tegler, Joseph Huy, I. 0. Lindley, 8. Hieronimus, Sidney Peard, E, T. RB. Powell, Judge F.T. Nilon, W. F. Engiebright, B. F. Soell, E. J. Rector, J. B. Tully, J. E. Oarr, M. A. Preston, Dr. A. N. Morgan, Paddy Norton, who had a leg frac. tured at the Union Blue gravel mine, above North Bloomfield, bas been admitted to the county hospital. Supervisor 8, L. Weeks and W. J, Organ went out to the Jones Bar bridge on the Senth Yuba river today and viewed the structure. It has been deemed unsafe and will be closed to travel until repairs are made. Supervisore E. T. Worthley and W. H. Martin also inspected the South -Yuba bridge at Edwards crossing today. Although the bridge ie not deemed unsafe to travel over, yet it is need of fixing and so they will report such at the next meeting of the Board, which will be held on the 2let of May, yok Thomas. 8. Ford, attorney for the Tahoe Ice Company, Saturday filed in the'Superior Oourt notice moving for @ new trial and also notice to retax and allow no costs of plaintiff, Thos. McAualay recently obtatned judgment against the company in the sum of $14,000 for setvicesrendered. This the company claims is excessive. The motion will come up for hearing next ‘Monday. The Nevada Oounty Democratic Cen tral Committee, at their meeting Satarday evening, selected the following delegates to the State Oonvention, which will be held at Santa Oruz: Nevada Oity—J. V Snyder, T 8. Ford, KE. J. Rector and 8. Lee Leiter. Grase Valley—Jobn Mulroy, George Mainbart, Frank Dulmaine and M. J. Brock, Rough and Ready—O, O. Bitner of Spenceville. Meadow Lake, etc —H. L. Sweeney. All preparations have now been completed for celebratiog the 85th anniversary of Odd Fellowship by Oustomah Lodge, Mistletoe Encampment and Neva Rebekah lodge. A program, a dance and the serving of ‘refreshments will. bethe especial features. member is entitled to invite one. The anniversary of the order occars to~ morrow evenirg. The regular meeting of the Nevada County Promotion Committee will be held at the South Yuba Water Oo.’s office this evening. Much business of importance is to be consummated and

members are requested to be on hand. The groups that won the bannuets at the Hotel Antlers and National Hotel, awarded at the recent masquerade ball at Grass Valley, enjoyed themselves Satarday night. The “Yachting party” was the group -that got the Hotel Antlers’ banquet and they were composed of Messrs, Howard, Barker, Berriman, Nicholsop, Dennison, Lucas and Scott; Misses Willis, Dulmaine, Reed, Lucas and Biecombe ; Mesdames Orr and Nicholson, Those constitating the other group that feasted at the National Hotel were George Neagle, Edna Rouner, Philip Paynter, George Harvey, Oscar Angelly, Ethel Carter, Alfred White, Tess White, Merle Dean, Pearl Bray, Henry Bennetts, Elva Brownell, Working Overtime, Eight bour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr, King’s New Headache and al) Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. QOaly 26c at Vint on’s drag store eo oo CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Nome ct af Wed @igaature of Death of L. Payne. Lefluah Payne, a native of England, aged 58 years, died at his home on Alta Hill, Grass Valley, yesterday, after a lingering illness lasting many mooths. Death was caused from minere’ consumption. Deceased was a prominent member of the Red Men, Degree of Pocabontas and Temple of Honor fraternities and was quite well known at this city. Your Opportunity China Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware High Grade Orna venty Per Each . : ae 50 Cent It pays to trade at OFF —herrn wncowenty. Odd Fellows ‘did Reet, » Attention. . The “members of Neva ‘Rebekah Lodge, brating their 85th anniversary of org order atOdd Fellows’ ball on ‘Tuesday evening;April 26th. Bach met dividual member is entitled to invite one guest. Program will commence at 8 o'clock and “will be given in the lodge room, to be followed by a dance in the banquet hall, Light refreshments will also be eeryed All visit~ la t ing members ere cordially in’ ted to. so warm thet the pair ¢sme to blows. Brine Bela by W. Vinton: Drag attend. One round decided the contest, : gist. ; ee NMOL E ITT {and the wood work Spanish cedar, Mistletoe Encampment .and . me Oustomah Lodge will join in cele-;1 ‘tor the futerior sascatenaune: in the charoh was adopted, which provides for a genetal color scheme, making. ten the walls olive green, the coiling gray Later the building committee met and decided to begin the chureb improve1 “sum of $1825: fe hoa Last night's Grass Valley man and a Nevada Cityan got into a dispute on Broad atreet and the argument waxed . Messenger. ‘Downlevite News, ‘Last Wedoeeday ee some person or persons forced an enterence into the Bank Exchange saloon owned by J. H. Stewart, and robbed the 25cent slot machine. _ Wm. H. Johneon, a pioneer of Sierra ‘Oounty, died at Amer oan Hill, about ton miles from this place, Friday, April 16*h, 1904, after an illness of two months. He was a native of Maine and aged about 66 years. He. was ‘baried near his cabin where be had lived for so many years.—Saturday’s éo It Saved His Leg. FP. A, Danforth of La Grauge, G.* uffered for six months with a friglit; ful ranning sore on hia leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Uloers,’ Wounds, Piles, it’s the--best salve in in Ni ain <A cigar that is always the same S WAX WSS Ww oe WN \! tO. ag \ quality and price, § cents. {WV ‘\\) ff NN Ii })i Ny, }) A smoke for particular smokers. , Largest Seller in the World. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. " Truekee News, Owing to the cold weather and high water trere hes been Jittle fishing in the Truckee river for more than 4 week. The trout refuse to take the bait offered. The officers made a clean-up Thureday night giving a number of pimps and other dissolute characters the ran. The officers are determined not to allow this element to accumulete here. ’ The mille of the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company at Overton started up for the season’s run Wednesday and all the availabié men of Overton are being put to work, The unruly. hobo thet attacked D. M. Dysart a few days ago was given a floater” Wednesday evening. He floated. Hereafter stiff sentences will be imposed and the recorde of men arrested will be looked into thoroughly in an effort to connect them with ¥ . crimes committed elsewhere,—Republican of.Satarday. +e If you wart @ good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see ‘Vm. Barry. ad A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Lees ville, Ind , whet W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption. He writes: “T endueed tnsufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and.soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Similar cures of Oonsumption, Posumonia, Broochitis and Grip are numerous. It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 500 and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial rottles free. ~ F, C. Beedle, formerly of this city, ‘but now superintendent of the large chlorinating plant of the Utica Mining Company at Angels Camp, Calaveras county, hue recently been granted a United States patent to one hundred and sixty acres of land in cstieiiaias county, Thie land is situated in the tim ber belt, a few miles above the famouse Big Tree Grove, and is in line of the proproged extension of the railroad from Avugele Camp. ie increasing in value and should the railroad tap this country, which it is eventually destined to do, the increase will be marked and perceptibly higher. Mr, Beedle has another patent for a timber claim still pending and when granted will then own two tracts of a fine timber land as any in the State. +~oe California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf ——— Te arouses sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and Pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All dra gists and grocers, 250. 34 Emil Frese's . —— ae. oe ) DR. H. O. SMITH; DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental2 Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING. dete leieds PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. eT TT TT aioe Del Monte Sel-Raising Buckwheat cr Promptly Repaired. Hugh Murchie, city water superin tendent, had the disabled flreplug on Oommercial street promptly ree paired today and it is now. ready for use should an emergency arise. The bydrant ‘suddenly beceme. defective yesterday, while the firemen were teating the water pressure, No Dessert More Att ractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, aweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O lace better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sure prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Flas vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspe berry At grocers. 10c. WATCHES at Prices that will Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > > Blouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. rop {on and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada ity.. C.J. BRAND! JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olry Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for bard maeee. Waltham movement for »Ottly $6.00.. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call atd see it. Cxpert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. Corner of Pine abd Commercial streets Colgate’s Floating pice and refined A reall } Toilet Soap.. piece t) ‘IT FLOATS. PALWER & JORASOK, Wholevale and retailjdeslers in BROAD > STREET Byerything stray High Class. 10 Cents a Cake Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, ian —AT— LZLhaist Sets Bath Soap. == 3 for 25 Cents DICKERMAN’S The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP_CKER is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md Hotel Antl LEITER & DUNLAP ‘PROPRIETOR = ss ls, Electric lights. taro Oall Bells. oat a4 reelain Ba’ Bu ndred Light, Sunny Rodme. fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Men Special attention paid to-Commer ial Men aud Transi enttrade. .. C= a Special feature. Re25 Cents per package Del Monte Set-Rasng Flap lack Flo 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Ftve Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprietor Commercial Street ts Hal New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload lode linoleum and Mattings, good. Call and get our prices. Moleums New Matting New Wall Paper New Linoleum of all the latest stylee in ‘carpets, wall No trouble to "show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. equalled by any hotel in ypoto® P in the building. The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not Post, express, telegraph stage FOR EVERYBODY % AND A ANNE Northern CaliAs city" for niaONAL WOT Ei Electric lightse ae H d cold ‘water NA AT\0 BOP, 8 Return. call ‘bells, Bath Room Suits” offices and bank OME OF coon! LivErs” coupes ED pet “ The lend comprising the timber belt ~ Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve yeare old, richly flavored healthfal and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars ome kept, NEVADA CITY oT HE OWL. ; of vigor. Ino bulk and bottle. All