April 6, 1901 (4 pages)

members be. ton on ep 8. granted , ite ‘on a . ertificate of as renewed, 1: 3 was oF. es hool of the i eries of new. to meet on. a on, eived a dig. ouncing the er, Mra. §. A, Oregon, last leave tomor. ace tO attend a ir Gilt Edge t as medicing NEW! sh Silks, the “BIG wo Prices 8 clasp— pair. nk we are 2 and seeere a dry >, and we. 2. & Co. E TO ALL. r shell and you would een picked. UTS und a great tomers. C ND [ISS ATS. Street nerd —L——<— ES ‘ he very s—just relight and 3.50. coin toes, UDREN’S” JES TRANSORIPT. SR TUR DAY.scceneyas April Hi 1901 Tho Many Advantages That Nevada City somothing New Every Day. gREAT VARIETY, yas That Should Interast Everybody — Grafting wax at Vinton’s. tf Now is the time when the early bird . past year. Those who have not visited thes pneumonia. for Life Insurance see T.B Gray. pater Egg dyes 5o at Vinton’s. tf A bore is 8 man who insists on tellg you something about nothing. For the best of everything in the rat line send your orders to Naffziger, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want sthing in the tobacco line, tf goell & Fleming have just received sarload of wallpaper. “blood and thunder” plays are . . Most reality but “thud and blunder” 738. It is most often the ease that the nwhc has no enemies has no friends ner. ne very best of liquors and cigars’ in be had at all times at the receppp saloon. faitiand Brothers of the Glenbro ok oon make a specialty of fine mixed inks, William J. Britland will.serve a free lunch at the Council Chamber this ning. he winter of our discontent comes apringtime, where such weather has business. Henry Rich has made arrangements entertain all his friends at the Peersaloon tonigut. : ‘oo frequently when a clergyman sinto politics he turns out to bea ine heeler. Rice & Beckley have prepared a feast all visitors to the Grotto. this even. Plenty for all. Even an X-ray apparatus won't disse what possible motive some people ein doing 8 mean act. om’s Place on Broad street will be scene of mush activity this even. Drop in and see for yourself. fr. Lakeside of Chicago, who uses water for bathing purposes, says d baths won’t cure anything. Vhile playing at school yesterday jn Murphy received quite a cut her eye from a piece of glass. sician dressed the wound. A you should desire anything in the inking line you should call at the ott. It is the most popular resort town and you are always given treatment. tf nthe case of Gehrig vs. Gebr ge Smith awarded the plaintiff $750 pony and her costs of suit, and alanted Mrs. Gehrig a divorce on the nods of cruelty. h Guey has a large variety of fresh etable at his store on Pine street iis selling them cheep. He also a lot of ckens for sale. uf you want good coffee, or gocd t dressed turkeys and ea best and the cheapest, you can get thatis, if you send your orders to nk W. Taylor, at the Commercial Co’s store, Nevada City. 6t Anumber of Kuights Templars of 88 Valley will come up here tomorto attend religious services at the iscopal church with Nevada Co ndery . Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon the corner of Pine and Spring Sts. es a specialty of serving the best 5nt beer in tdwn. . Try it. bps a full stock of fancy liquors. He also tf Richard, a young son of T. Huddlebn, was shot in the left eye by a shot fm an air rifle in the hands of auher boy yesterday. A pbysicia vices were required. of Miners’ souvenir spoons for s his store on Broad ‘street. n’s ale They are Very pretty design and are worth : eral times the amount asked for . this work done NOW. om. tf. One of the pleasant customs that has tained in revent years on Waster is ® sending of gifts of flowers or choice tfumery to ones friends. With this owing custom in view W. D. Vinton ‘arranged an Haster diplay of fine Offers Over Interior Cities. _ Nevada City’s hotels are far ‘above the average of those.in the interior of California, and the visitor who mukes his first trip here’ is somewhat surprised to find such excellent accommodations. Especially is this the case at the New Union Hotel, which has undergone such a radical change in the this popular hostelry since it was rebuilt would’ hardly know thé place. Well lighted and comfortable reading rooms have been provided, while the sample rooms for traveling men are large and properly arranged. The dining room is comm odious, well ventilated and brilliantly lighted, The parlor is a favorite place for the lady guests of the hotel, as well as for others. Every room in the house is Frovided with electric lights and elec-} tric calland return bells. Accommodating employes attend to the every want of the guest atany time of the day or night, ue Should Be Re-elected.The time for holding the city election is drawing near, aud all candidates must have their petitions filed with the City Clerk on or before the 16th of this month, It seemsto.be the universal opinion that the present Trustees, B.S. Rector and J, J. Jackson, whose terms expire next month should be re-elected. While tbey do not care about being reelected, still for the good of the city it is urged that they should continue in office for at least another term. Two better men than B. 8. Rector and J. J. Jackson could not be selected, as they are thorough business men, and whether as Trustess or not, they have always taken a keen interest in the prosperity of the city. 1t is also urged as another reason why Rector and Jackson should be retained in office is the fact that they fally understand the business of the city, and everything running along like clock-work should continue so at least until the sewer and other matters are properly adjusted. Since the above was in type we learn that J. J. Jackson positively refuses to be a candidate for City Trustee. The people will regret this, for a more competent, able and conscientious man never acted in that capacity than J. J. Jackson. : Chas. E. Mulloy, B. F Snell, A: R. Morrison and J. H. Rogers are now spoken of as candidates for City Trustee in place of J. J. Jackson. ‘the originator of all the spectacalar . America was in: the neighborhood of —————— % importance will be the forthcoming appearance of La Loie Fuller, the world's On her present tour La Lole bids farewell to America forever, so that her engagement here will be the last Opportunity local theater-goers will ever have of witnessing the wonderful creations of this famous star; dances at which the entire world has marveled for years and that have received the anqualified praise of all the crowned . heads of Europe. There is only one. La Loie Fuller. She stands alone as dances now before the public and while she has imitators, there has-been no one who has yet succeeded in attaining her artistic standard. : ioe La Loie Fuller is a greater “marvel this season than ever before. When it was believed that the zenith in spectacular dances had been reached, this remarkable woman forthwith originated two new evolution before which all other dances pale into insignificense. The “Tempest” and the “Arch Angel” are the titles that have been given these new creations. In the latter dance La Loie wears a dress made of 10,000 yards of silk, which is undoubtedly one of the most expensive costumes ever seen on the stage. This dress cost over $5000 in Europe and the duty on it when the dancer came to $500. In addition to these new dances, La Loie will produce all of ber other famous creations, iucluding the wonderful “fire dance” which has attracted such worldwide interest. : Miss Fuller is surrounded .by her own company of twenty-two people who will be seen in the charming comedy “An Accidental Sweetheart.” Prom— inent among the company is the famous actress, Ada Lewis, Ida Banning and Charles Arthur, three artists who have become well known as members of Frohman’s New York Lyceum Theatre Company. Harry Braham, the celebrated monologist, and Lizzie Trinder, ia illustrated songs wil) also appear. Hot Cross Buns. At the New York Bakery on Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning. 2t For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER Will be a cendidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit-rs, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street. a4-lw CandyEgg¢s FOR EASTER. kkk + Tegler’s Confectionery Has a complete steck of CANDY EGGS, CONFRFCT:ONERY, Ete., for the Easter trade and all are invited to come and see the variety. CHAS. E. TEGLER, = Proprietor For City Marshal. ED.:A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. ; a3 I Frame Pictures With Artistic Judg7 ent. Moore Commercial St., opp. Transcript Block. Also Makes Photographs, 199) KOKOK > K EXPEDITIOUSLY as any tfumery, He has given particular) guarantees his work to last. sation to the perfumes of California) take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work “perfomes made where the flowers row.” Call and sample them. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias last Wght elected A. R. Lord and F. T. lon delegates to the grand lodge hich convenes’ at Stockton next. Etc. Wm. Delbridge and J. E. onth. aac were chosén alternates. Two fire alarms were turned in last ight. The first one came from box % 36 at about 7 o’clock and was o¢‘longed by the : burning out of a himney at Judge F. 'T. Nilon’s house The other one came “om box No. 42 and was caused by the ning out of a chimney at J. H. shards’ house on Piety Hill. The b Nevada street. *men turned out both times. Plague Corpses in Streets. Care Town, April 4—Several plague rpses have been found in the street td houses, indicating efforts to conThe nuber of deaths from the plague is including twenty-two Europeans. “ere have been 815 cases of the Contact with the disease. tf at any time. YOR IORIOOIOKIIOIOIOOK PLUMBING #2 IKK ORK OK KOKORO IK The time allowed by the ay Trustees for the completion . J. Brand, the jeweler, has alarge. of ALL PLUMBING WOR ou have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have peg ee gfe Soe ne Be Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Come and see them and get prices. has nearly expired, and if plumber in the county and I have first class plumbers who PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER GEO. E. TURNER = = = 5 = = Neyada City, Cal. ——— GOSS NS A Spring Opening. OOS S500 Has now on disp brought to this city. Thes fashionable millinery houses. . SaRado’y large cities. MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. lay the most elegant stock of artistic MILLINERY ever COME AND SEE THEM. f bh rices are lower than the same class. 0 SERS Bi pata be purchased anywhere else in the e Hats ere perfect copies: of the finest patterns displayed at the most} A thestrical attraction of unusual most marvelous dancer at the Nevada. PHONE, MAIN 551. _ Genuine Imported SWISS Sierra Breakfast Cheese Fromage De Brie = Chandler & Rudd Club House CALIFORNIA FULL CREAII OREGON CREAM--Brick Fromage De Roquefort Fromage De Camebert McLarens Imperial GEO. C.GAYLORD & SON, _ PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Women Fight With Pistols. Cuicago, April 5—A_ speciai.to the Resord-Herald from Newkirk, Oklahoma, says: Mrs. Ella Zoiglin and Mrs. Doughson, living near Chicago, fought a duel with revolvers yesterday, and Mrs. Zeiglin is now in a hospital dangerously but not necessarily fatally wounded. Two of her cpponent’s shots lodged in her breast, tut she is able to talk volubly, and is anxious to recover, that she may again fight Mrs. Dougbson. The duel grew out of a long standing feud between the women, jealousy being the original cause. May Have Her Full Income. New Yorx, April 5—The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has handed down a decision dissolving the injunction in the case of Anton J. Dittmat against George J. Gould et al., trastees under the will of Jay Gould. The case was before the Court of Appeals from Justice Beach, continuing an injunction granted by Justice Fitzgeraid, which limited the amount'to be paid to the Countess de Oastellane: to $200,000 a year, pending the trial of the action. Under the decision of the Appelate Division toe trustees may pay the Oountess her full income. : e@>Chosen Superintendent. Charles Johnson, who was formerly foreman for the Gaston Ridge Mining Oompany, has been appointed Superintendent of the Oriental mine. The Oriental is located near the Plumbago and is to be worked on a large scale. Mr. Johnson is a thorough miner and deed a good one. Second Installment of Taxes. J.J. Jackeon, the County Collectcr, gives notice in anotber column that the second installment of State and county taxes are now due, and if not paid on or before Monday, April 29:b, five per cent. will be added thereto. Goand pay your taxes now and ayoid the rush. Going to Washington. The Sierra Nevada Baeeba!l nine will goto Washington tomorrow to play a match game with a nine of that place. Following is the line up of the Sierra Nevadas: OUonaway,c.; Sigourney, p., Clair O’Oonnor, 1b.; Chas. O’Connor, 2b.; Fleming If ; F. Taylor, cf.; Hocken, rf ; Hallett, sub.; John Lammon, Manager. The Gilt Edge Whiskey is found in the beet resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Yourtable is not complele withoat it. the seiection of him to the place is inA. Morgan, s. 8; Sweeney, 8b; Wasn’t She Mad. A Nevada City young man sat down the other day and wrote two letters, but in addressing them. got them mixed. As a resulta sbirt factory in San Francisco got an invitation to an entertainment, while the girl was made frantic by receiving the following: “Please send me @ sample of the stuff your shirts are made of.” DOZENS -OF. FAMILIES ARE USING TAYLOR’S FAMILY GROUND > COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. IG SAMPLES FREE_£&] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Agents Wanted Everywhere. . Not so here. yet a third less than the right prices. THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are supposed to cost more money than those which have been out some time We are offering the latest creations in NWNigaghtsowns At prices which are in some cases below cost; in others half value, and others SNELL & FLEMING ‘ Newada City, Cal. STRONG SHOES > Te a a ee SS ag $1.75 TO $2, according to size. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are phy the name pes shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Wholesale and Retail} Price from $2 50 up. CANDY FASTER EGGS. Panorama Easter Eggs = 5 and ro cts, each Pg Nevada City, Cat, —————-——— oy ISOARD & SON, Whotesale and, Retail Dealers in WINES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES’by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send as a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. If you have no keg. we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. . ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Mail orders solicited. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. A. & H. W. HARTUNG DEALERS IN » ® » » WATCHES GIVE US A TRIAL ® ® BROAD ST: ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SOME GOOD THINGS. . CLOCKS >» Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, 2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, p.cing LO cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25¢e Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 85c each a, ¢, soon t Jacksons Deehive Grovery. Garden @ _ The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of. the seede used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh each season of 9 each variety is gathered from plants of es tablished merit. Toey are certain te germinate and produce large, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, Onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, cate, etc, will be found in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Clover Seed, etc. ‘ SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. SILVER Rogers’ WARE Forks, zt Spoons, : Knives, Silverware. 141 BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. —-——(.d,Drand Assorted Cluster Eggs _.+ = 5 for § cts. Pigeon Eggs . 7 . . 10 * 5 cts, : Birds Eggs : -' « + 20 “ g§ cts, FRED ALR AE A A : Saratoga Chips 25calb. nd Farm Seeds. ‘gl f 4 ice wpa sea nae + et eeepeeenmyae ate eit em laerearectcteion se 9h pone:

members be. ton on ep 8. granted , ite ‘on a . ertificate of as renewed, 1: 3 was oF. es hool of the i eries of new. to meet on. a on, eived a dig. ouncing the er, Mra. §. A, Oregon, last leave tomor. ace tO attend a ir Gilt Edge t as medicing NEW! sh Silks, the “BIG wo Prices 8 clasp— pair. nk we are 2 and seeere a dry >, and we. 2. & Co. E TO ALL. r shell and you would een picked. UTS und a great tomers. C ND [ISS ATS. Street nerd —L——<— ES ‘ he very s—just relight and 3.50. coin toes, UDREN’S” JES TRANSORIPT. SR TUR DAY..scceneyas April Hi 1901 Tho Many Advantages That Nevada City somothing New Every Day. gREAT VARIETY, yas That Should Interast Everybody — Grafting wax at Vinton’s. tf Now is the time when the early bird . past year. Those who have not visited thes pneumonia. for Life Insurance see T.B Gray. pater Egg dyes 5o at Vinton’s. tf A bore is 8 man who insists on tellg you something about nothing. For the best of everything in the rat line send your orders to Naffziger, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want sthing in the tobacco line, tf goell & Fleming have just received sarload of wallpaper. “blood and thunder” plays are . . Most reality but “thud and blunder” 738. It is most often the ease that the nwhc has no enemies has no friends ner. ne very best of liquors and cigars’ in be had at all times at the receppp saloon. faitiand Brothers of the Glenbro ok oon make a specialty of fine mixed inks, William J. Britland will.serve a free lunch at the Council Chamber this ning. he winter of our discontent comes apringtime, where such weather has business. Henry Rich has made arrangements entertain all his friends at the Peersaloon tonigut. : ‘oo frequently when a clergyman sinto politics he turns out to bea ine heeler. Rice & Beckley have prepared a feast all visitors to the Grotto. this even. Plenty for all. Even an X-ray apparatus won't disse what possible motive some people ein doing 8 mean act. om’s Place on Broad street will be scene of mush activity this even. Drop in and see for yourself. fr. Lakeside of Chicago, who uses water for bathing purposes, says d baths won’t cure anything. Vhile playing at school yesterday jn Murphy received quite a cut her eye from a piece of glass. sician dressed the wound. A you should desire anything in the inking line you should call at the ott. It is the most popular resort town and you are always given treatment. tf nthe case of Gehrig vs. Gebr ge Smith awarded the plaintiff $750 pony and her costs of suit, and alanted Mrs. Gehrig a divorce on the nods of cruelty. h Guey has a large variety of fresh etable at his store on Pine street iis selling them cheep. He also a lot of ckens for sale. uf you want good coffee, or gocd t dressed turkeys and ea best and the cheapest, you can get thatis, if you send your orders to nk W. Taylor, at the Commercial Co’s store, Nevada City. 6t Anumber of Kuights Templars of 88 Valley will come up here tomorto attend religious services at the iscopal church with Nevada Co ndery . Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon the corner of Pine and Spring Sts. es a specialty of serving the best 5nt beer in tdwn. . Try it. bps a full stock of fancy liquors. He also tf Richard, a young son of T. Huddlebn, was shot in the left eye by a shot fm an air rifle in the hands of auher boy yesterday. A pbysicia vices were required. of Miners’ souvenir spoons for s his store on Broad ‘street. n’s ale They are Very pretty design and are worth : eral times the amount asked for . this work done NOW. om. tf. One of the pleasant customs that has tained in revent years on Waster is ® sending of gifts of flowers or choice tfumery to ones friends. With this owing custom in view W. D. Vinton ‘arranged an Haster diplay of fine Offers Over Interior Cities. _ Nevada City’s hotels are far ‘above the average of those.in the interior of California, and the visitor who mukes his first trip here’ is somewhat surprised to find such excellent accommodations. Especially is this the case at the New Union Hotel, which has undergone such a radical change in the this popular hostelry since it was rebuilt would’ hardly know thé place. Well lighted and comfortable reading rooms have been provided, while the sample rooms for traveling men are large and properly arranged. The dining room is comm odious, well ventilated and brilliantly lighted, The parlor is a favorite place for the lady guests of the hotel, as well as for others. Every room in the house is Frovided with electric lights and elec-} tric calland return bells. Accommodating employes attend to the every want of the guest atany time of the day or night, ue Should Be Re-elected.The time for holding the city election is drawing near, aud all candidates must have their petitions filed with the City Clerk on or before the 16th of this month, It seemsto.be the universal opinion that the present Trustees, B.S. Rector and J, J. Jackson, whose terms expire next month should be re-elected. While tbey do not care about being reelected, still for the good of the city it is urged that they should continue in office for at least another term. Two better men than B. 8. Rector and J. J. Jackson could not be selected, as they are thorough business men, and whether as Trustess or not, they have always taken a keen interest in the prosperity of the city. 1t is also urged as another reason why Rector and Jackson should be retained in office is the fact that they fally understand the business of the city, and everything running along like clock-work should continue so at least until the sewer and other matters are properly adjusted. Since the above was in type we learn that J. J. Jackson positively refuses to be a candidate for City Trustee. The people will regret this, for a more competent, able and conscientious man never acted in that capacity than J. J. Jackson. : Chas. E. Mulloy, B. F Snell, A: R. Morrison and J. H. Rogers are now spoken of as candidates for City Trustee in place of J. J. Jackson. ‘the originator of all the spectacalar . America was in: the neighborhood of —————— % importance will be the forthcoming appearance of La Loie Fuller, the world's On her present tour La Lole bids farewell to America forever, so that her engagement here will be the last Opportunity local theater-goers will ever have of witnessing the wonderful creations of this famous star; dances at which the entire world has marveled for years and that have received the anqualified praise of all the crowned . heads of Europe. There is only one. La Loie Fuller. She stands alone as dances now before the public and while she has imitators, there has-been no one who has yet succeeded in attaining her artistic standard. : ioe La Loie Fuller is a greater “marvel this season than ever before. When it was believed that the zenith in spectacular dances had been reached, this remarkable woman forthwith originated two new evolution before which all other dances pale into insignificense. The “Tempest” and the “Arch Angel” are the titles that have been given these new creations. In the latter dance La Loie wears a dress made of 10,000 yards of silk, which is undoubtedly one of the most expensive costumes ever seen on the stage. This dress cost over $5000 in Europe and the duty on it when the dancer came to $500. In addition to these new dances, La Loie will produce all of ber other famous creations, iucluding the wonderful “fire dance” which has attracted such worldwide interest. : Miss Fuller is surrounded .by her own company of twenty-two people who will be seen in the charming comedy “An Accidental Sweetheart.” Prom— inent among the company is the famous actress, Ada Lewis, Ida Banning and Charles Arthur, three artists who have become well known as members of Frohman’s New York Lyceum Theatre Company. Harry Braham, the celebrated monologist, and Lizzie Trinder, ia illustrated songs wil) also appear. Hot Cross Buns. At the New York Bakery on Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning. 2t For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER Will be a cendidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit-rs, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street. a4-lw CandyEgg¢s FOR EASTER. kkk + Tegler’s Confectionery Has a complete steck of CANDY EGGS, CONFRFCT:ONERY, Ete., for the Easter trade and all are invited to come and see the variety. CHAS. E. TEGLER, = Proprietor For City Marshal. ED.:A. TOMPKINS

Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. ; a3 I Frame Pictures With Artistic Judg7 ent. Moore Commercial St., opp. Transcript Block. Also Makes Photographs, 199) KOKOK > K EXPEDITIOUSLY as any tfumery, He has given particular) guarantees his work to last. sation to the perfumes of California) take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work “perfomes made where the flowers row.” Call and sample them. Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias last Wght elected A. R. Lord and F. T. lon delegates to the grand lodge hich convenes’ at Stockton next. Etc. Wm. Delbridge and J. E. onth. aac were chosén alternates. Two fire alarms were turned in last ight. The first one came from box % 36 at about 7 o’clock and was o¢‘longed by the : burning out of a himney at Judge F. 'T. Nilon’s house The other one came “om box No. 42 and was caused by the ning out of a chimney at J. H. shards’ house on Piety Hill. The b Nevada street. *men turned out both times. Plague Corpses in Streets. Care Town, April 4—Several plague rpses have been found in the street td houses, indicating efforts to conThe nuber of deaths from the plague is including twenty-two Europeans. “ere have been 815 cases of the Contact with the disease. tf at any time. YOR IORIOOIOKIIOIOIOOK PLUMBING #2 IKK ORK OK KOKORO IK The time allowed by the ay Trustees for the completion . J. Brand, the jeweler, has alarge. of ALL PLUMBING WOR ou have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have peg ee gfe Soe ne Be Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Come and see them and get prices. has nearly expired, and if plumber in the county and I have first class plumbers who PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER GEO. E. TURNER = = = 5 = = Neyada City, Cal. ——— GOSS NS A Spring Opening. OOS S500 Has now on disp brought to this city. Thes fashionable millinery houses. . SaRado’y large cities. MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. lay the most elegant stock of artistic MILLINERY ever COME AND SEE THEM. f bh rices are lower than the same class. 0 SERS Bi pata be purchased anywhere else in the e Hats ere perfect copies: of the finest patterns displayed at the most} A thestrical attraction of unusual most marvelous dancer at the Nevada. PHONE, MAIN 551. _ Genuine Imported SWISS Sierra Breakfast Cheese Fromage De Brie = Chandler & Rudd Club House CALIFORNIA FULL CREAII OREGON CREAM--Brick Fromage De Roquefort Fromage De Camebert McLarens Imperial GEO. C.GAYLORD & SON, _ PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Women Fight With Pistols. Cuicago, April 5—A_ speciai.to the Resord-Herald from Newkirk, Oklahoma, says: Mrs. Ella Zoiglin and Mrs. Doughson, living near Chicago, fought a duel with revolvers yesterday, and Mrs. Zeiglin is now in a hospital dangerously but not necessarily fatally wounded. Two of her cpponent’s shots lodged in her breast, tut she is able to talk volubly, and is anxious to recover, that she may again fight Mrs. Dougbson. The duel grew out of a long standing feud between the women, jealousy being the original cause. May Have Her Full Income. New Yorx, April 5—The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has handed down a decision dissolving the injunction in the case of Anton J. Dittmat against George J. Gould et al., trastees under the will of Jay Gould. The case was before the Court of Appeals from Justice Beach, continuing an injunction granted by Justice Fitzgeraid, which limited the amount'to be paid to the Countess de Oastellane: to $200,000 a year, pending the trial of the action. Under the decision of the Appelate Division toe trustees may pay the Oountess her full income. : e@>Chosen Superintendent. Charles Johnson, who was formerly foreman for the Gaston Ridge Mining Oompany, has been appointed Superintendent of the Oriental mine. The Oriental is located near the Plumbago and is to be worked on a large scale. Mr. Johnson is a thorough miner and deed a good one. Second Installment of Taxes. J.J. Jackeon, the County Collectcr, gives notice in anotber column that the second installment of State and county taxes are now due, and if not paid on or before Monday, April 29:b, five per cent. will be added thereto. Goand pay your taxes now and ayoid the rush. Going to Washington. The Sierra Nevada Baeeba!l nine will goto Washington tomorrow to play a match game with a nine of that place. Following is the line up of the Sierra Nevadas: OUonaway,c.; Sigourney, p., Clair O’Oonnor, 1b.; Chas. O’Connor, 2b.; Fleming If ; F. Taylor, cf.; Hocken, rf ; Hallett, sub.; John Lammon, Manager. The Gilt Edge Whiskey is found in the beet resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Yourtable is not complele withoat it. the seiection of him to the place is inA. Morgan, s. 8; Sweeney, 8b; Wasn’t She Mad. A Nevada City young man sat down the other day and wrote two letters, but in addressing them. got them mixed. As a resulta sbirt factory in San Francisco got an invitation to an entertainment, while the girl was made frantic by receiving the following: “Please send me @ sample of the stuff your shirts are made of.” DOZENS -OF. FAMILIES ARE USING TAYLOR’S FAMILY GROUND > COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. IG SAMPLES FREE_£&] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Agents Wanted Everywhere. . Not so here. yet a third less than the right prices. THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are supposed to cost more money than those which have been out some time We are offering the latest creations in NWNigaghtsowns At prices which are in some cases below cost; in others half value, and others SNELL & FLEMING ‘ Newada City, Cal. STRONG SHOES > Te a a ee SS ag $1.75 TO $2, according to size. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are phy the name pes shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Wholesale and Retail} Price from $2 50 up. CANDY FASTER EGGS. Panorama Easter Eggs = 5 and ro cts, each Pg Nevada City, Cat, —————-——— oy ISOARD & SON, Whotesale and, Retail Dealers in WINES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES’by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send as a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. If you have no keg. we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. . ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Mail orders solicited. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. A. & H. W. HARTUNG DEALERS IN » ® » » WATCHES GIVE US A TRIAL ® ® BROAD ST: ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SOME GOOD THINGS. . CLOCKS >» Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, 2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, p.cing LO cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25¢e Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 85c each a, ¢, soon t Jacksons Deehive Grovery. Garden @ _ The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of. the seede used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh each season of 9 each variety is gathered from plants of es tablished merit. Toey are certain te germinate and produce large, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, Onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, cate, etc, will be found in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Clover Seed, etc. ‘ SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. SILVER Rogers’ WARE Forks, zt Spoons, : Knives, Silverware. 141 BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. —-——(.d,Drand Assorted Cluster Eggs _.+ = 5 for § cts. Pigeon Eggs . 7 . . 10 * 5 cts, : Birds Eggs : -' « + 20 “ g§ cts, FRED ALR AE A A : Saratoga Chips 25calb. nd Farm Seeds. ‘gl f 4 ice wpa sea nae + et eeepeeenmyae ate eit em laerearectcteion se 9h pone: