August 15, 1901 (4 pages)

Che Coming Re-Union, ranged, The amusement committee for the re-anion and picnic to be held at -. Glenbrook Part ‘on September 10th Protty Wedding, . Former Yovada Csisity: Hoang Lady Married at Hanford. Miss Fannie B. Chadwick, who for-. /merly lived at Sailor Flat, was married to W. W. Mathewson at Hanford last NHE TRANSORIPT, THURSDAY Py . Auge 15, 1901 Yotes of Interest, — For life insurance see T. B, Gray. eR fy ee 25 cents sete and mote d nd-Grey ; nd Grey . . medium length, ness boom in Ne inferior to thes you don’t have to i we are going ty . 3e Co. ocolate, rd ‘bottle, 20¢ . ‘cake 20c ressing, ds, bot. 35c 's, Btdie 40c irocer. D : WAY) =e @ @ ricate the works . rnips our grand: HANDLING. minate wheel mast be . Weclean and repalt tly, years are added JNG, Nevada City . Onomy e. A small amoapt ke the rounds of the ap a big lot of t Groceries heee are not 90-cent mt dollar for dollat . we have your . are selling 4 — —— ind Pine Sts. A CITY. 191; res, Man 7d gee” 42.50, Price Regular Brayton’s, atnew nade Mattresses Old. al4—4t Another large ciroular saw waa reMeived at the depot today for Oarl iobmidt’s new sawmill, ; Opal Cream is the best remedy for pn and sunburn. You can get it at Tinton’s, 26c and 50e bottles. The hoisting works at the California nine, down Deer creek, have been comJeted' and the power was turned on paay. ¥ Jack Beaw Bourbon whiskey is guarnteed pure and is the beet whiskey for skness. For sale at Vinton’s drug ore. tf If you want a good, cool drink of sr—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath go to Tom Moore’s onsovial Parlors, on Oommercia freet. Baths, 26 cents. j28-tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan thing in the tobacco line, tf ‘A dance was given at Moores Fiat t night in honor of Miss Sarah pgarty, who will leave ina few days San Jose. [BUFFALO LaGee Basr on draught, at ents a glass, at Council Chambers . J. Britland, proprietor, jlo IA good hot lanch will be served ry night at William Harry’s saloon, rnoer Pine and Spring street. Cool r and choice wines, liquors and ara always on hand. jall?-tt he public schools of this city will ppen on Monday, August 26th, after acation of two months which has atly benefitted teacher and scholar ike. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the pular Bakery, continues to furnish patrons with the very best of pies ng. The coming big time ‘was thoroughly discussed and it was that every member should do all in bis power to insure an excellent progranr of sporte for the occasion. Marshal Dan Deeble and Will Williams?the Buckeye Flour agent, both of Graes Valley, were present and took an active interest in the proceedings. : ; ‘The following program of sports was Gecided upon: =, 3 Trotting horse race. Purse $50. ~ Running horse race, Purse $25, Tag-of-war. ‘Prize $50. Wheelbarrow race. Prize $2 50. Chasing the devil around the stump -for ladies. Prize $2 50. : Boys’ race. Prize $1, Wood-sawing: contest — for ladies. Prize $250.100-yard foot race—free for all. Prize $5. 100-yard foot race—free for all. $2 50. spas Girls’ race. Prize $1 50. iu Oatching greased pig. Prize, the pig. Foot race—50 yards—between the Native Scns of the Golden West and the Glenbrook Park Association for a purse of $100. Entrance fee 25 cents, ~ Other attractions will ‘be added and there will not be a dull minute-during the whole day. The attendance will be large and it will be a gala event. The several cOtmmittees are hard at work in perfecting detaile and every thing will be carried ont tothe letter of the program. A Valuable Book to Subscribers. The Taansonrpr hag obtained a number of the yearly reports of the United States Department of Agriculture and apy subscriber of this paper may have es, bread and everything else in the one by calling at this office. The reery line. = tf. ssemblyman F. M. Rutherford, of port ie in book form, which is very neatly bound, and will be of great value nckee, is mentioned asa candidate/ to allinterested inagriculture. It conthe office of State Superintendent/taine nearly nine hundred pages, Public Instruction, He is a most/many of which are nicely illustrated, bable man for the position. ‘. and is worth a great deal to farmers or he annual meeting of the stock-, others who may be interested. ders of the Home Gold Mining Oom by will be held at the office of the mMpany, 206 Kearny 8t., San Franpo, California, on Tuesday, Septem8d. ohn Berigagaa, who wae arrested on A Flourishing Lodge. William Molloy is here in the interests of the order of United Workmen. Last evening he paid a fraternal visit harge of insanity, was turned loose. to the local lodge and a very social ay. Dr. C. L. Muller examinedjand interesting meeting was held. fellow and found him tobe half-. Matters pertaining to the good of the ed, but not mentally unbalanced . order were discussed, and several neat uch an extent ae to.be eligible for. little epeeches were made. sylum. -. Mr. Molloy is making a tour of this beorge W. Fell, the engineer who. Pert of the State for the purpose of veyed the line for the electric road increasing the membership of the orween Grass Valley and Nevada City,. 4eF 8nd he is meeting with good suctoday for Kenneth, Shasta county. Fell. has been engaged by a mincompany there to survey a line for ilroad. : It was organized twenty-three peputy Sheriff J, H. Pascoe has reyears ago and hae paid out $76,000 in ed a letter from his brother,. geath benefits during that time. bard Pascoe, who is residing at e Superior. He is a member of celebrated Oalumet & Hecla brass i, which took the prize at the ret Elks’ carnival at Milwaukee. re were fifty bands in the contest the amount of the prize-was $1000. he eighteen-months-old son of tles Flynn, who resides on East d street, was severely scalded by Jelly yesterday. While the child’s ber was pouring the jelly into a bs jar the vessel broke and the lit-. ellow, who happened to be nearby, badly burned upon the face and he Old Government Whiskey used @ medical depart ment of the United es Army and Naval Service. Aced by the Board of Health? Recended by the highest medical auities agthe purest unadulterated lant for invalids and convales8 and family use. Sold in bulk exvely by Wm. H. Tattle. alé === ere is more Oatarrh in thie section he country than all other diseases together, and until the last fe was supposed to be incurable. col W's lool disse a pr D a sease, and prebed local remedies, and by contly failing tocure with 1 treatt, pronounced it incurable. Soi has proven catarrh to be @ contional denne, and therefore re8 constitutional treatment. Hall's Trh Cure, manufactured by F. J. hey & Oo., Toledo, Ohio, is Constitutional cure on the market. taken internally in doses from 10 pP§ toa teaspoonful. It acts directhb the blood and mucous sarfaces ne system, They offer one hundollars for any case it fails to . Send for circulars and testijal ‘ ‘ é Adress, — F.J. OHENEY & Oo.1a by Toledo, Obio. l’s Family Pills are the best. 18 eee E Astounded.the Editor. lO itor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettaville, -» Was once ) ve q plendi plow d for torpid liver.” iver troubles ite, a id cure, Only Bho of Appetite, Stomach tt Wy D. Vin: Cooler Weather. 2 iin, See MEA The weather continues to be quite warm, although the heat is not so intense as it waslast week. During the past two days the mercury in the thermometer has descended at least ten degrees, and thie slight change has been welcomed by all. The weather prognosticators of San Francisco have been predicting rain for the past two or three days, but as yet the desired supply of moisture has not arrived, A generous shower of rain would be a most welcome visitor at this period, as it would put out the forest fires, cool the atmosphere, besides doing an immeasurable amouut of good in other ways. A Big Bond. Sacgamento, Aug. 15—In cutting down the salary attached to the office of Debris Commissioner the Legislature made no change in the provision relative to the bond required. Jobn F. Kidder, as Commissioner, received @ compensation of $10 for days and holidaye, or $8650 for the year. The present Commissioner, W. W. Waggoner, receives but $600 a year. A bond of $50,000 was required from both, although no fees area ttached to the office-.and no money ishandled. Waggoner’s bopd is from a Surety Oompany and the rate he has to pay for it cuts down his compensation fully $100 a year. Mr, Kidder was undoubtedly paid too much, but the bond required from Mr. Waggoner ie claimed to be altogether out of proporation to the amount of compensation received. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No care, no pay. Price, 250. mwyl6ém _ +29 Soup may be served on the table or ma from a side table, or brought to the table in soup-plates. ‘The hostese usually serves the soup. The Curse of Womankind harmless, Immediate re. ey box. It cures neu 25c and 10c a sole agent, held a meeting at H. J. Wright’s office last evening sp The’ Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 62, A. O. U. W., has a membership of over 800 and isin a very flourishing condition, rvous headaches. Sherin beg F arte Cure gives instant relief. One dose cures. Guaranteed ee Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, week. Sheis the daughter of the late B. D. Ohadwick and a niece of Mrs. P. J, Arbogast and Mrs, T. Corcoran of this city. The Hanford Journal Speake ofthe wedding as follows: One of the prettiest weddings that has ever occurred in this city took place Wednesday night at 9 o’clock at the handsome residence of Joseph Schnereger on South Douty street, where the marriage of W. W. Mathewson to Miss Fannie B. Chadwick, two of . Hanford’s most popular young people, ‘took place. The wedding was a very. quiet affair, only the immediate relatives and a few of the bride’s most intimate friends being present. The ceremony was performed in the parlor of the Schnereger residence, in the alcove of the large bay window, by Rev. Mynard, of the Episcopal church. After the guests assembled in the parlor, which had ‘been beautifully decorated with trailing ivy, La France roses and smilax, the bridal party entered: Miss Geneva Wiseman, cousin of the bride, and the groomeman, William Ohadwick, brother of the bride, and bride and Sweet strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Edith Anderson,seemed to fill the gueste with delight and even madethe brideand groom seem more than happy as they neared the arch of the bay window, where they took their positions and with an impressive ceremony were soon man and wife. After bride was dressed in white organdie trimmed with point de esprit lace and carried a bouquet of roses in her hand. day for Luke Tahoe, Portland, Oregon, where they will reside. Wust Not So to Saloons OmaHa, Neb., August 14—An edict from General Manager Dickinson, of the Union . Pacific. ratlroad. -has been issued, notifying the employes of that system that habitual drinking or even the mere frequenting of saloons would in fature be considered cause for dismisss!l. Four thousand copies of the Bulletin will be circulated.” well known fact that drinking impairs @ workman’s efficiency,” the circular says: “The duties of railroad men, particularly those in the transportation and mechanical departments, are exacting and necessarily demand cool judgmentand a sound body. Notice is therefore given that habitual intemperance or the frequenting’ of saloons will be followed by discharge.” Refused to Pay. Ouico. August 14—Yesterday afternoon J. W. Barker, G. B. Daniels and D. Marpbhy, liquor dealers of this city, were arrested on the complaint of OCounty License and Tax Oollector Baldwin for refusal to pay a saloon license. All were released on $50 bail each. The arrest is the outcome of a decision by the saloon men and liquor dealers of Chico to not pay any more liquor license to the county until the Supreme Court decides the question as to whether or not the county has a legal right to collect a license from dealers in incorporated cities. Attention Patriarchs. All Patriarchs of Mistletoe Encampment: who desire to go to Grass Valley on Saturday evening to attend the reception, to be given by Union Encampment to Grand Chief Patriarch R. Gummoe, are requested to leave their names with J. CO. Rich. td Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb in the market, je21-tf Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Rauch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a Largain. Terms part down and balance on time, Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Merchants, Miners, Mechanics and Farmers all drink Jesse Moore Whiskey in preference to any other brand. . ee. ae Solid qualities of iotegrity,.or thoroughness, should outweigh in a girl’s estimate of a man mere superficial cleverness and brillianoy. Question Answered. ‘ Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any thedicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc, They used August Flower to cfean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, dull and bad with headaches or other Green’s August Flower, in liquoid Get Green’s Prize Almanac. 4 x ‘. Vinton’s drug store. and that is all they took when feeling . clecti aches. You only need a few doses of form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. oe ‘PHONE, MAIN 551. Resignation of Kays. From Yesterday’s Examiner: The resignation of ©. M. Hays, President of the Southern Pacific Company, will be offered and accepted in the near future, unless a well-founded rumor from New York proves groundless; Among railroad men here little was spoken of yesterday but the probable resignation of Hays. A rumor from authentic sources declares that H. E. Hunting: ton will succeed to the presidency of groom led by Rsv. Mynard, while the. the road. The purchase of the Speyers’. been discovered. interests by Harriman, it is said, has been fatal to Hays. After Collis P. Huntington’s death the Speyers announced that they had beenjdissatisfied with the management of the road under Huntington regime and would not countenance the continuance of his policy by selecting the magnate’s congratulations were over a cumptous4 Dephew as President. In the first ex-. is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, wedding supper was enjoyed. The . Change Hantington was defeated and . they would immediately see thé excelHays, the Speyer appointee, was made President, The ascendency of Harriman, howThe groom was dressed in conventional . &Ver, reversed the fortunes of the conblack. The happy couple left Thurs-. test, and now, unless absolately trustworthy information is worthless, a Sacramento and thence to Stockton. DBephew of Oollis P, Huntington has} of beef, matton and veal on hand at won, and may be the next President of the Southern Pacific. Arrested ang Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Weattern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step: in the direction of consumption-arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many It is a. from consumption. Large bottles 25c. . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic remove and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 2 Pianos Tuned and Repaired. ©. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Music Store of Sacramento, is in this city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr, Rogers by leaving orders at W. D. ; adtf, c@o-> Wanted. Dining room girls at the New Union otel. Some experience required. Apply at the hotel office. aldtf ee et BO There is no whiskey that al ways lives up to its reputation—and that ie Jesse Moore every time. pie aria ENT sea a BourraLo Lager Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig ati Dane ~—TO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform Saturday Evening, hag . ( The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the Nevada City Band. EXCURSION Olympia Park; SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th Trains will leave Nevada City at 0 A.M. and 1 P. M, Round. Trip Pare,. including admission to the Park, 25 Cents. A Free Boatride on the Lake forall who attend. Everybody Invited. OH Bathing suits will be tarnished at the bath house on application. ANNUAL MEETING. Pec eric ero tn ing Company will be hold at tho adlog the 206, Kearny Roo; ‘ Sen emeany: "e 2 RUESDAY, the fein ee Ivwlcex senator Ur biel ce) Be ¢ 9 Board of Direct for THIRD DAY OF sE a ore to serve the ome year.-and the transaction of such siness as may come before the a t1 o’clook P. Mm 1, al oc . Sa en at BONES Office, 206 Kearny St., San fornia. FRESH CRAB, will lose on Thursday, . : ‘IMISS HOEFT, ui per can_ -BAYLES LUNCH HERRING, __VEAL LOAF, per can, — :° . GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, per s £ per jar e s GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Contempt for England. VaLurra, (Isjand of Malta) Avg. 14. —The discontent here, arising from the language question. and other grievances, is growing more acute. Sunday the Union Jack was torn to pieces in the streets by a large body of demonstrators. This was followed by -the disfigurement of Queen Victoria’s jubilee statue last night. The marble was deluged with damaging acids. perpetrators of the ontrages have-not SE SESE Some Foolish People Allow a cough to run until it fbr beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. . Coald they be induced to try the saccessful medicine called Kemp’s Baleam, which dose For lent effect after tuking the first Price 25c. and 60c, Trial size tree. sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Good ‘Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best all times. tf BurraLo Lager Bauer on draught, at 5 centa a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. fio A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. One beauty about Jesse Moore Whis key is you can always depend on its purity. Malaria Causes. Biliousness, the cause. Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— BLEND TEAS—. Pt. Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. bag? Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. (SAMPLES FREE_gei) . ee ee TAYLOR'S TEL MD COFFEE MS Wholesale and’ Retail LA DIES. As I will leave in a few days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock call on me. Millinery Less Than Cost. ested in vineyards on Lake Erie. The . Ferciot had been despondent of late on account of ill-health. = = = = E E A AMA SMAAMAUAAAAA SUM AMA AML LAA SUA AMA UUAS SUA LUA NA Ah U4 U4A A4A Abk ddd ddd Jb ddA 2k Head Trl is Own. *for Nevada City, don’t delay to} Wine Waker Suicides. New. York, August 14—Qharles W. Ferciot, 66 years of age, shot himself in died at an early hour today. Hecame to this country from France, and for many years was identified with the grape-growing and wine-making:indnstries, being at one time largely interMr, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. my15-6m ADMISSION the head at his home in thie city, and 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 4o'cents. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Killed Ry Sas. San Raragt, August 14.—This community was shocked this morning upon hearing of the untimely death of John Boyd, the oldest son of John F. Boyd, the capitalist of this city. Tho young man was found dead in his room, death being caused by asphyxia tion. The room was filled with gas. Death was due solely to accident. The victim wag 17 years old. EE Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 600° my15-6m AMAMALALAUALAALALAMALALEAAUALALALALALALALALAALLE i 3 DAY. At Grass Valley Four continuous das of of Calilornia’s Fifty-First Excursions to the mines. under the auspices of Quartz Parior, No. 58, N. S.G.W., and Manzanita = Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. RECEPTIONS, CONCERIT, ENTERTAINMENTS, PARADES, foe DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors trom all over the State will be ia attendance. Accommodations for everyoue, courteous treatment to ali. Dedication of the Electric Road. in commemoratiun versary as e State. =A Basy, Good Time to All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. Reduced Rates on all trains. Native Sons welcome you, ° The Untii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE IOE OREAM, Then his.tears changed to smilea and he wouldn’t cail the King his uncle. Follow his example and be bappy. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Oommercial Street, HURRY UP If you want any of our TAN and LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. They ali have to go to make room for Fall and Wiuter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. Nevada Oity ‘Ladies’ $3 Tan Shoes, now $2 50 Tan Oxfords at ° $200 Men’s Shoes, lace and Coneress extra good value $1 50 & $2 OALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS. HERE. PROTECT (IMBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. YOURSELF Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high quality but very moderately a The Values are extraordinary. he variety and beauty of the designs will make a satisfactor matter of no difficulty. shown is new and stylish. selection a very pattern FINE DRESS GOODS. Oall and see our large stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are disposing of at low figures. We are valaes for your money ~ also giving bi at our yakoy Goops gounter. SNELL © ~~ Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. AOIOIROIOIOINII IIIA HII * Courthouse Souvenirs FLEMING . And other Novelties too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. *K Diamonds. CALL AND SEE A and they are beauties, genuine stones and can be relied on. large consignment just received, They are the Diamond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS. PIV ITVOPLPL CUPP TLV UT PTI THTEPOTSTTVTVFEVT TVET}

Che Coming Re-Union, ranged, The amusement committee for the re-anion and picnic to be held at -. Glenbrook Part ‘on September 10th Protty Wedding, . Former Yovada Csisity: Hoang Lady Married at Hanford. Miss Fannie B. Chadwick, who for-. /merly lived at Sailor Flat, was married to W. W. Mathewson at Hanford last NHE TRANSORIPT, THURSDAY Py . Auge 15, 1901 Yotes of Interest, — For life insurance see T. B, Gray. eR fy ee 25 cents sete and mote d nd-Grey ; nd Grey . . medium length, ness boom in Ne inferior to thes you don’t have to i we are going ty . 3e Co. ocolate, rd ‘bottle, 20¢ . ‘cake 20c ressing, ds, bot. 35c 's, Btdie 40c irocer. D : WAY) =e @ @ ricate the works . rnips our grand: HANDLING. minate wheel mast be . Weclean and repalt tly, years are added JNG, Nevada City . Onomy e. A small amoapt ke the rounds of the ap a big lot of t Groceries heee are not 90-cent mt dollar for dollat . we have your . are selling 4 — —— ind Pine Sts. A CITY. 191; res, Man 7d gee” 42.50, Price Regular Brayton’s, atnew nade Mattresses Old. al4—4t Another large ciroular saw waa reMeived at the depot today for Oarl iobmidt’s new sawmill, ; Opal Cream is the best remedy for pn and sunburn. You can get it at Tinton’s, 26c and 50e bottles. The hoisting works at the California nine, down Deer creek, have been comJeted' and the power was turned on paay. ¥ Jack Beaw Bourbon whiskey is guarnteed pure and is the beet whiskey for skness. For sale at Vinton’s drug ore. tf If you want a good, cool drink of sr—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath go to Tom Moore’s onsovial Parlors, on Oommercia freet. Baths, 26 cents. j28-tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan thing in the tobacco line, tf ‘A dance was given at Moores Fiat t night in honor of Miss Sarah pgarty, who will leave ina few days San Jose. [BUFFALO LaGee Basr on draught, at ents a glass, at Council Chambers . J. Britland, proprietor, jlo IA good hot lanch will be served ry night at William Harry’s saloon, rnoer Pine and Spring street. Cool r and choice wines, liquors and ara always on hand. jall?-tt he public schools of this city will ppen on Monday, August 26th, after acation of two months which has atly benefitted teacher and scholar ike. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the pular Bakery, continues to furnish patrons with the very best of pies ng. The coming big time ‘was thoroughly discussed and it was that every member should do all in bis power to insure an excellent progranr of sporte for the occasion. Marshal Dan Deeble and Will Williams?the Buckeye Flour agent, both of Graes Valley, were present and took an active interest in the proceedings. : ; ‘The following program of sports was Gecided upon: =, 3 Trotting horse race. Purse $50. ~ Running horse race, Purse $25, Tag-of-war. ‘Prize $50. Wheelbarrow race. Prize $2 50. Chasing the devil around the stump -for ladies. Prize $2 50. : Boys’ race. Prize $1, Wood-sawing: contest — for ladies. Prize $250.100-yard foot race—free for all. Prize $5. 100-yard foot race—free for all. $2 50. spas Girls’ race. Prize $1 50. iu Oatching greased pig. Prize, the pig. Foot race—50 yards—between the Native Scns of the Golden West and the Glenbrook Park Association for a purse of $100. Entrance fee 25 cents, ~ Other attractions will ‘be added and there will not be a dull minute-during the whole day. The attendance will be large and it will be a gala event. The several cOtmmittees are hard at work in perfecting detaile and every thing will be carried ont tothe letter of the program. A Valuable Book to Subscribers. The Taansonrpr hag obtained a number of the yearly reports of the United States Department of Agriculture and apy subscriber of this paper may have es, bread and everything else in the one by calling at this office. The reery line. = tf. ssemblyman F. M. Rutherford, of port ie in book form, which is very neatly bound, and will be of great value nckee, is mentioned asa candidate/ to allinterested inagriculture. It conthe office of State Superintendent/taine nearly nine hundred pages, Public Instruction, He is a most/many of which are nicely illustrated, bable man for the position. ‘. and is worth a great deal to farmers or he annual meeting of the stock-, others who may be interested. ders of the Home Gold Mining Oom by will be held at the office of the mMpany, 206 Kearny 8t., San Franpo, California, on Tuesday, Septem8d. ohn Berigagaa, who wae arrested on A Flourishing Lodge. William Molloy is here in the interests of the order of United Workmen. Last evening he paid a fraternal visit harge of insanity, was turned loose. to the local lodge and a very social ay. Dr. C. L. Muller examinedjand interesting meeting was held. fellow and found him tobe half-. Matters pertaining to the good of the ed, but not mentally unbalanced . order were discussed, and several neat uch an extent ae to.be eligible for. little epeeches were made. sylum. -. Mr. Molloy is making a tour of this beorge W. Fell, the engineer who. Pert of the State for the purpose of veyed the line for the electric road increasing the membership of the orween Grass Valley and Nevada City,. 4eF 8nd he is meeting with good suctoday for Kenneth, Shasta county. Fell. has been engaged by a mincompany there to survey a line for ilroad. : It was organized twenty-three peputy Sheriff J, H. Pascoe has reyears ago and hae paid out $76,000 in ed a letter from his brother,. geath benefits during that time. bard Pascoe, who is residing at e Superior. He is a member of celebrated Oalumet & Hecla brass i, which took the prize at the ret Elks’ carnival at Milwaukee. re were fifty bands in the contest the amount of the prize-was $1000. he eighteen-months-old son of tles Flynn, who resides on East d street, was severely scalded by Jelly yesterday. While the child’s ber was pouring the jelly into a bs jar the vessel broke and the lit-. ellow, who happened to be nearby, badly burned upon the face and he Old Government Whiskey used @ medical depart ment of the United es Army and Naval Service. Aced by the Board of Health? Recended by the highest medical auities agthe purest unadulterated lant for invalids and convales8 and family use. Sold in bulk exvely by Wm. H. Tattle. alé === ere is more Oatarrh in thie section he country than all other diseases together, and until the last fe was supposed to be incurable. col W's lool disse a pr D a sease, and prebed local remedies, and by contly failing tocure with 1 treatt, pronounced it incurable. Soi has proven catarrh to be @ contional denne, and therefore re8 constitutional treatment. Hall's Trh Cure, manufactured by F. J. hey & Oo., Toledo, Ohio, is Constitutional cure on the market. taken internally in doses from 10 pP§ toa teaspoonful. It acts directhb the blood and mucous sarfaces ne system, They offer one hundollars for any case it fails to . Send for circulars and testijal ‘ ‘ é Adress, — F.J. OHENEY & Oo.1a by Toledo, Obio. l’s Family Pills are the best. 18 eee E Astounded.the Editor. lO itor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettaville, -» Was once ) ve q plendi plow d for torpid liver.” iver troubles ite, a id cure, Only Bho of Appetite, Stomach tt Wy D. Vin: Cooler Weather. 2 iin, See MEA The weather continues to be quite warm, although the heat is not so intense as it waslast week. During the past two days the mercury in the thermometer has descended at least ten degrees, and thie slight change has been welcomed by all. The weather prognosticators of San Francisco have been predicting rain for the past two or three days, but as yet the desired supply of moisture has not arrived, A generous shower of rain would be a most welcome visitor at this period, as it would put out the forest fires, cool the atmosphere, besides doing an immeasurable amouut of good in other ways. A Big Bond. Sacgamento, Aug. 15—In cutting down the salary attached to the office of Debris Commissioner the Legislature made no change in the provision relative to the bond required. Jobn F. Kidder, as Commissioner, received @ compensation of $10 for days and holidaye, or $8650 for the year. The present Commissioner, W. W. Waggoner, receives but $600 a year. A bond of $50,000 was required from both, although no fees area ttached to the office-.and no money ishandled. Waggoner’s bopd is from a Surety Oompany and the rate he has to pay for it cuts down his compensation fully $100 a year. Mr, Kidder was undoubtedly paid too much, but the bond required from Mr. Waggoner ie claimed to be altogether out of proporation to the amount of compensation received. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No care, no pay. Price, 250. mwyl6ém _ +29 Soup may be served on the table or ma from a side table, or brought to the table in soup-plates. ‘The hostese usually serves the soup. The Curse of Womankind harmless, Immediate re. ey box. It cures neu 25c and 10c a sole agent, held a meeting at H. J. Wright’s office last evening sp The’ Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 62, A. O. U. W., has a membership of over 800 and isin a very flourishing condition, rvous headaches. Sherin beg F arte Cure gives instant relief. One dose cures. Guaranteed ee Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, week. Sheis the daughter of the late B. D. Ohadwick and a niece of Mrs. P. J, Arbogast and Mrs, T. Corcoran of this city. The Hanford Journal Speake ofthe wedding as follows: One of the prettiest weddings that has ever occurred in this city took place Wednesday night at 9 o’clock at the handsome residence of Joseph Schnereger on South Douty street, where the marriage of W. W. Mathewson to Miss Fannie B. Chadwick, two of . Hanford’s most popular young people, ‘took place. The wedding was a very. quiet affair, only the immediate relatives and a few of the bride’s most intimate friends being present. The ceremony was performed in the parlor of the Schnereger residence, in the alcove of the large bay window, by Rev. Mynard, of the Episcopal church. After the guests assembled in the parlor, which had ‘been beautifully decorated with trailing ivy, La France roses and smilax, the bridal party entered: Miss Geneva Wiseman, cousin of the bride, and the groomeman, William Ohadwick, brother of the bride, and bride and Sweet strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Edith Anderson,seemed to fill the gueste with delight and even madethe brideand groom seem more than happy as they neared the arch of the bay window, where they took their positions and with an impressive ceremony were soon man and wife. After bride was dressed in white organdie trimmed with point de esprit lace and carried a bouquet of roses in her hand. day for Luke Tahoe, Portland, Oregon, where they will reside. Wust Not So to Saloons OmaHa, Neb., August 14—An edict from General Manager Dickinson, of the Union . Pacific. ratlroad. -has been issued, notifying the employes of that system that habitual drinking or even the mere frequenting of saloons would in fature be considered cause for dismisss!l. Four thousand copies of the Bulletin will be circulated.” well known fact that drinking impairs @ workman’s efficiency,” the circular says: “The duties of railroad men, particularly those in the transportation and mechanical departments, are exacting and necessarily demand cool judgmentand a sound body. Notice is therefore given that habitual intemperance or the frequenting’ of saloons will be followed by discharge.” Refused to Pay. Ouico. August 14—Yesterday afternoon J. W. Barker, G. B. Daniels and D. Marpbhy, liquor dealers of this city, were arrested on the complaint of OCounty License and Tax Oollector Baldwin for refusal to pay a saloon license. All were released on $50 bail each. The arrest is the outcome of a decision by the saloon men and liquor dealers of Chico to not pay any more liquor license to the county until the Supreme Court decides the question as to whether or not the county has a legal right to collect a license from

dealers in incorporated cities. Attention Patriarchs. All Patriarchs of Mistletoe Encampment: who desire to go to Grass Valley on Saturday evening to attend the reception, to be given by Union Encampment to Grand Chief Patriarch R. Gummoe, are requested to leave their names with J. CO. Rich. td Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb in the market, je21-tf Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Rauch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a Largain. Terms part down and balance on time, Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Merchants, Miners, Mechanics and Farmers all drink Jesse Moore Whiskey in preference to any other brand. . ee. ae Solid qualities of iotegrity,.or thoroughness, should outweigh in a girl’s estimate of a man mere superficial cleverness and brillianoy. Question Answered. ‘ Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any thedicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc, They used August Flower to cfean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, dull and bad with headaches or other Green’s August Flower, in liquoid Get Green’s Prize Almanac. 4 x ‘. Vinton’s drug store. and that is all they took when feeling . clecti aches. You only need a few doses of form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. oe ‘PHONE, MAIN 551. Resignation of Kays. From Yesterday’s Examiner: The resignation of ©. M. Hays, President of the Southern Pacific Company, will be offered and accepted in the near future, unless a well-founded rumor from New York proves groundless; Among railroad men here little was spoken of yesterday but the probable resignation of Hays. A rumor from authentic sources declares that H. E. Hunting: ton will succeed to the presidency of groom led by Rsv. Mynard, while the. the road. The purchase of the Speyers’. been discovered. interests by Harriman, it is said, has been fatal to Hays. After Collis P. Huntington’s death the Speyers announced that they had beenjdissatisfied with the management of the road under Huntington regime and would not countenance the continuance of his policy by selecting the magnate’s congratulations were over a cumptous4 Dephew as President. In the first ex-. is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, wedding supper was enjoyed. The . Change Hantington was defeated and . they would immediately see thé excelHays, the Speyer appointee, was made President, The ascendency of Harriman, howThe groom was dressed in conventional . &Ver, reversed the fortunes of the conblack. The happy couple left Thurs-. test, and now, unless absolately trustworthy information is worthless, a Sacramento and thence to Stockton. DBephew of Oollis P, Huntington has} of beef, matton and veal on hand at won, and may be the next President of the Southern Pacific. Arrested ang Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Weattern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step: in the direction of consumption-arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many It is a. from consumption. Large bottles 25c. . Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic remove and 60c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 2 Pianos Tuned and Repaired. ©. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Music Store of Sacramento, is in this city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr, Rogers by leaving orders at W. D. ; adtf, c@o-> Wanted. Dining room girls at the New Union otel. Some experience required. Apply at the hotel office. aldtf ee et BO There is no whiskey that al ways lives up to its reputation—and that ie Jesse Moore every time. pie aria ENT sea a BourraLo Lager Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig ati Dane ~—TO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform Saturday Evening, hag . ( The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the Nevada City Band. EXCURSION Olympia Park; SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th Trains will leave Nevada City at 0 A.M. and 1 P. M, Round. Trip Pare,. including admission to the Park, 25 Cents. A Free Boatride on the Lake forall who attend. Everybody Invited. OH Bathing suits will be tarnished at the bath house on application. ANNUAL MEETING. Pec eric ero tn ing Company will be hold at tho adlog the 206, Kearny Roo; ‘ Sen emeany: "e 2 RUESDAY, the fein ee Ivwlcex senator Ur biel ce) Be ¢ 9 Board of Direct for THIRD DAY OF sE a ore to serve the ome year.-and the transaction of such siness as may come before the a t1 o’clook P. Mm 1, al oc . Sa en at BONES Office, 206 Kearny St., San fornia. FRESH CRAB, will lose on Thursday, . : ‘IMISS HOEFT, ui per can_ -BAYLES LUNCH HERRING, __VEAL LOAF, per can, — :° . GENUINE SWISS CHEESE, per s £ per jar e s GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Contempt for England. VaLurra, (Isjand of Malta) Avg. 14. —The discontent here, arising from the language question. and other grievances, is growing more acute. Sunday the Union Jack was torn to pieces in the streets by a large body of demonstrators. This was followed by -the disfigurement of Queen Victoria’s jubilee statue last night. The marble was deluged with damaging acids. perpetrators of the ontrages have-not SE SESE Some Foolish People Allow a cough to run until it fbr beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. . Coald they be induced to try the saccessful medicine called Kemp’s Baleam, which dose For lent effect after tuking the first Price 25c. and 60c, Trial size tree. sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Good ‘Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best all times. tf BurraLo Lager Bauer on draught, at 5 centa a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. fio A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. One beauty about Jesse Moore Whis key is you can always depend on its purity. Malaria Causes. Biliousness, the cause. Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— BLEND TEAS—. Pt. Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. bag? Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. (SAMPLES FREE_gei) . ee ee TAYLOR'S TEL MD COFFEE MS Wholesale and’ Retail LA DIES.. As I will leave in a few days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock call on me. Millinery Less Than Cost. ested in vineyards on Lake Erie. The . Ferciot had been despondent of late on account of ill-health. = = = = E E A AMA SMAAMAUAAAAA SUM AMA AML LAA SUA AMA UUAS SUA LUA NA Ah U4 U4A A4A Abk ddd ddd Jb ddA 2k Head Trl is Own. *for Nevada City, don’t delay to} Wine Waker Suicides. New. York, August 14—Qharles W. Ferciot, 66 years of age, shot himself in died at an early hour today. Hecame to this country from France, and for many years was identified with the grape-growing and wine-making:indnstries, being at one time largely interMr, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. my15-6m ADMISSION the head at his home in thie city, and 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 4o'cents. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Killed Ry Sas. San Raragt, August 14.—This community was shocked this morning upon hearing of the untimely death of John Boyd, the oldest son of John F. Boyd, the capitalist of this city. Tho young man was found dead in his room, death being caused by asphyxia tion. The room was filled with gas. Death was due solely to accident. The victim wag 17 years old. EE Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma aria. 600° my15-6m AMAMALALAUALAALALAMALALEAAUALALALALALALALALAALLE i 3 DAY.. At Grass Valley Four continuous das of of Calilornia’s Fifty-First Excursions to the mines. under the auspices of Quartz Parior, No. 58, N. S.G.W., and Manzanita = Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. RECEPTIONS, CONCERIT, ENTERTAINMENTS, PARADES, foe DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors trom all over the State will be ia attendance. Accommodations for everyoue, courteous treatment to ali. Dedication of the Electric Road. in commemoratiun versary as e State.. =A Basy, Good Time to All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. Reduced Rates on all trains. Native Sons welcome you, ° The Untii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE IOE OREAM, Then his.tears changed to smilea and he wouldn’t cail the King his uncle. Follow his example and be bappy. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Oommercial Street, HURRY UP If you want any of our TAN and LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER SHOES. They ali have to go to make room for Fall and Wiuter Shoes now on the road. Prices reduced. Nevada Oity ‘Ladies’ $3 Tan Shoes, now $2 50 Tan Oxfords at ° $200 Men’s Shoes, lace and Coneress extra good value $1 50 & $2 OALL EARLY WHILE YOUR SIZE IS. HERE. PROTECT (IMBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. YOURSELF Against the sun and also against high prices. OUR VEILINGS are not alone of high quality but very moderately a The Values are extraordinary. he variety and beauty of the designs will make a satisfactor matter of no difficulty. shown is new and stylish. selection a very pattern FINE DRESS GOODS. Oall and see our large stock of FINE NEW DRESS GOUDS which we are disposing of at low figures. We are valaes for your money ~ also giving bi at our yakoy Goops gounter. SNELL © ~~ Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. AOIOIROIOIOINII IIIA HII * Courthouse Souvenirs FLEMING . And other Novelties too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. *K Diamonds. CALL AND SEE A and they are beauties, genuine stones and can be relied on. large consignment just received, They are the Diamond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS. PIV ITVOPLPL CUPP TLV UT PTI THTEPOTSTTVTVFEVT TVET}