August 16, 1901 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. . Within the City Limits, TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Bvery}Evening, Sundays Excapted aT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, —sY— ¢ TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMlall, + «+ © §6 Per Year By Carrier, ~ 12 i<2c Per Week Delivered to any part uf the city. eee co Aug. 16, 1901 . Ghe Electric Road Crew Yearing Sacramento Street, ~ . Work on the electric road is pro. gressing very satisfactorily to all concerned, and everything points to the completion of the enterprise by Admission Day. The construction crew jis operating between John Cleaves’ place and Hieronimus’ Brewery today, and will reach Sacramento street to— . morrow. The company has one supply car on the road and it is kept running pretty lively. The force of men employed doa lot of work in a day and everythirg is being done in a — — Fire in Honolulu. Honotvutu, August 16—The largest fire that has occurred in Honolulu since the burning of Chinatown took Place yesterday, when the handsome Hall building was completely gutted by fire. Oniy a masse of blackened ruins and a wall. one story bigh mark the spot where stood one of the handsomest business houses in the city. The loss is principally on two business firms, although there are several buildings adjoining that suffered from intense heat and broken windows. The loss of E. O. Hall & Sons is estimated at $140,000, with an imsurance of $91,000, and of Lewers & Oooke at thousand dollars in bills will be publicly burned by order of the Probate Court, unless a clause in the will of Harvey Scott, Judge Hutter, is knocked out by the Courts, says the Faribault, Minnesoto, correspondent of the Record-Herald. Scott, who was 82 years old, left an es— tate of $50,000, half of which is in bank notes and United States currency. The object. of the will. is supposed to be to deprive his legal heirs—three in number—ofany share in this money. The heirs have protested, on the ground that .the administrator has no more ——— : Oo Be Burned. CuHrcaco, August 15.—Twenty-five which was filed with Votes of Interest. For life insuranve see T. B. Gray. $2.50, Price Regular Brayton’s, atnew made Mattresses Old, al4—4t Opal Cream is the best remedy for tan and sunburn. You can get it at Vinton’s, 25c and 50e bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guaranteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For-sale at Vinton’s drug store. tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia Yot Nentioned. Hanreissure, Pa. August 15 — The campaign for the ticket nominated by tédday’s Democratic State Oonvention will be entirely on State issues. No ; Oe gees " mentiog ie made in tha platform of the bemepcsebitir Sen Franoteoo name of W. J. Bryan or free silver, imperialism or other National issues. The Inet Legislature is condemned for the passage of the Rapid Transit and “ripper” bills and is pronounced the ‘moat corrupt legislative body that ever convened in this country. All friends of good government are invited to join with the Democracy in its efforts to “save the State from further dishonor.” New Yorx, August 15—cy, was not disturbed today by the of @ request from the Chinese obay the request, A Woman With a Cleat And a b active and her stomach in Om great digestive'aid. I; Clears right eye keeps herb, Lane’s Tea is a pleasant labathes an Personal H Frank Montre is do ville. : H. T. Oarrel of Sac spending a few days. Henry Paine left t North San Juan. LN. Teyonand O, } from San Francisco, . Geo. McLaughlin of here spending a few da complexion, drives the yell rw eve, and keeps the kidneys in ~ ful condition. Get a 250. pack try it tonight, For sale by H. D man, sole agent,Miss Hippert of Gra on a visit to the family —Ex-City Marshal J juite ill at his home or Attorney I. O. Lindl ng for Graniteville on A. G. Thomson and ] om San Francisco on Authony Godfrey is Plumbago mine on a vii J. H. Helwig, the well Bloomfield butcher, wa PERSONAL NOTES. street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Call‘on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf BurraLo Lacrr Bree on draught, at 5cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tft Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, substantial manner, ; As heretofore stated in these colamns, work will be Commenced on the bridges next Monday. They will be built in & way that will insure both Safety and durability. The rails will be fastened on the timbers “to stay” and the structures will be filled in on either sides. The completion of this road means & great benefit to our fair city in sev— eral ways. Itis one of those im provements that come with the steady march of time, to add to the growing prosperity of the community, right to destroy the money by fire, than he would have to destroy the buildings. They will make a fight in the Courts against the carrying out of the terms of the will. Ananias Lanes Baby $20,000, fully insured. The fire was one of the flercest and most rapid that Honolula has ever seen. Within an hour it had reduced the buiiding to ashes, and the fire department could do nothing to save it. Plucky Sheriff. TusoaLoosa, Ale., Aug. 15—A mob of about fifty men entered the jail before daylight this morning, determined to lynch Henry Pratt, colored, charged with attempted assault on Sallie Dice, @ little white girl. Sttriff Kyle was sleeping at the jail. The mob entered his room, slipped a pistol from beneath his head and awoke him with a demand for the keys to the cell containing the prisoner. After some parleying the Sheriff worked himself to a closet, seized a loaded shotgun and told the mob that they must kill him before they could get the prisoner, In the face of the loaded gun the mob ’left the jail and dispersed. It is rumored that the lynchers were also after a negro who was brought here from Ooaling last night for attempted assault on Miss Anna Cobb. In Close Quarters. ALTAMONT, Aug. 15—Notice has been received here that the Railroad company will not farnish cars for shipment of hay to San Francisco until further orders. There is over 6000 tons of hay in this vicinity to be handled and as there are no hay warehouses, the old ones having been destroyed by fire, this hay must all be shipped. Should the strike continue and early rains.set in it would mean the loss of thousands of dollars to the farmers in the Altamount hills, Mr. Harker is over from Relief Hill. J. Goffette is down from Moore’s Fiat, se: James Hurley of San Francisco is in town. R. G. Landsburg is down from Relief Hill. Ed. Dobbie is down from North Bloomfield. ; W. ©. Morris is here from Chicago on mining business, Dave Johnston came Washington today. Postmaster Walter Mobley is dow from North Bloomfield. : Supervisor E. C. Grissel came down from Washington today. A. ©. Gassaway arrived here this morning from San Francisco. FREEHOLD, N. J., August 15—Augastus Lane of this place on Saturday became the father of a fine, healthy boy. On Sunday the boy attered the word “bicycle.” Monday Lane nearly fainted when the youngster cocked his solemn gray eye upand said: “Por, I 2 wantea penny.” Lane says he thinks wakety iia. = by next Monday the boy will be play-} L'ew Boardman, of the TRaNsoRIPT ing the parlor organ. ". force, has leased the house formerly +e occupied by Louis Davidson on Alex Bitten By a Cat, ander street. A party of colored people from Grass Valleyjheld a social at Mrs. Alex, ARrLinaTon, N.J. August 15—Ernest . ander’s residence, on Alexander Hunter, aged 8 years, the son of Mrs. David Hunter of Kearney, was badly bitten on the hand by acat. He was street, the other evening. The. Old Government Whiskey used watching his brother, who was teasing the cat, when it suddenly sprang upon in the medical department of the United States Army and Naval Service. Accepted by the Board of Health. Rechim and sank its teeth in his flesh. comended by the highest medical auThe animal bad to be beaten into insensibility before it--would release its hold. Hunter’s hand is in é terrible thorities asthe purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convalescondition and blood poisoning may result. down from The Sailor’s Harvest. A captain of a yacht like the Aphrodite, says Lawrence Perry, in a careful , : article about the most expensive of — . psig ony ie sa modern luxuries in Frank Leslies’ W. H. Brockman is here from Yuba Magazine, receives about $200 a month; City with cattle for Grissel Bros. . the mates, between $75 and $100. Her N. Meyer of San Francieco returned . °®™€0 receive $30 a month, and so do here this afternoon from North Bloomthe firemen aad oilers. The chief cook Reid. is paid at least $50, and his three Miss 8S. Hegarty came down from }#*issistants, $30, while the head atewMoore’s Flat today and will leave toard, whose duty it ie to look after morrow for San Francisco. the quantity and quality of the supMrs. W. L. Norris of Vallejo, who plies, to attend to guests and to See has been here on a visit to Mr. and. *bat everything rans somoothly, is Mrs. James Hutchinson, retarned home . °#¢8P at $100 or $125 each month. It this morning. costs about fifty cents per day, on an Miss Edna Eblee of San Francisco, . ®V°T#ge to feed each of the sixty men who has been visiting friends in the . °™ the Apbecetds. Then take the mountains, returned here today and cost of engineers’ and mates’ stores, will leave for home tomorrow. the maintenance of the cabin and wine lockers, the various entertainments apd you find that it costs not less than $6000.2 month to run her; say $80,000 a year. Sucha figure was cited by a person who ie in a position to know. m Pleasanton, His fa pnding the summer he! ion Hotel. . The Washington Burrato Lacer Beer on draught, at — a Oook’s Water is rr . oe 10: ight. d pall I d “dl Miss Lyda McKenna z 8 4 he high school class at "i yening. SALE OF CORSETS (ipo tn0= : oie a me in on the morning 3 ancisco. a One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more of . Ps pee eveilan them are inside—all at BO@. a pair. oe orning for North San. 3 P. F. Simonds and 4 . jen on a camping trip t 4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey Bat fow wee an “— : , W.D. Black of Lake 5"Hook Corsets in Black aad Grey FRB wit carter of thie o a : the mountains on a ca SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length, HiME: F. Schweard arrived _ We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne. . vada City for the next week. : You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to these, Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have to . take them. eo é. q cents and family use. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4 ficKee’s Hall, at Was sent a joyous sce ming when the grand : people for miles ar & q re on pleasure bent ai in helping along the holic church at that ry best of music will i the floor manegers guests have a good ought that quite a nu from this city. It i ve to Washington an e cannot be excelled + ospitality. —— ee Death of John ee Reading Characters. Oripple L. aunching. We are after some of your business and we are going to have it if prices will bring you. . Respectfally, : Maher Sz Co. To read a person’s character from bis face isan accomplishment which few possess, but which many would like tohave. The study is an absorbingly interesting one, and has not only an entertaining, but a practical side as well. An article on the subject will shortly be published in ‘the Ladies’ Home Journal, giving careful details regarding the traits of character indicated by the different features of the face. BaLtmore, August 15—The torpedo boat destroyers Truxton, Worden and Whipple were launched today at Sparrow’s Point. They will’be the swiftest vessels of their class in the Urited States navy, and will be able to steam thirty kuots per hour, oA Mt ee. Their Secret is Out. * Clothes in Evidence Burned. Today Janitor Charles E. Ashburn of the Courthouse burned the-clothes . belonging to the late officer William . Kilroy and his slayer, Ed Moore, wnich was.used in evidence at the time of the ‘ria'. In examining the wearing ap-. The Congregational Sunday School parel the only thing found was a pair . will unite with the Methodist Sunday of nippers belonging to the lamented . School next Wednesday in their picofficer. nic at Shebley’s pond. Excursion cars 2@e will go out with the regular trains at 9 Watek Returned, ; &.m.and 1 p.m. Those who attend may return on the regular afternoon train or on a special which leaves the grounds at about 6 p. m. eee Union Picnic. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c Baby Pim-Olas, stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, ‘ ‘Bohn Tait died last ev unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c he on Stewart etreet, . My Wife’s Salad ¥ ; ' D a resident of the Con U S E for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c @ and nearly all of th Mushroom Catsup, : THESE . ] Crome & Blackwelre corm 40; He wan wel CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. WE KNOW YOU CAN AllSadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast im provement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New. Diecovery,” writes her husband. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of & severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cures Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, Her Own Obituary. To Save Her Child. Santa Rosa, Aug. 15—Mrs. Elizabeth P. Alexander, who died in this city yesterday, just before ber death supervised the writing of her own obituary. She dictated, while her sister wrote, and at the completion of the task, the dying woman read the notice and expressed her approval. The obitUary contained a number of scriptural quotations and Christian lessons which the dying woman wished given to the world in the notice of her death. She expired shortly after the task was completed. Mrs. Alexander was born in Canada and was 64 years of age. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., appled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores on her head.and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes, It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure:guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. Santa Rosa, August 15—A gold watch that was stolen nenrly two years ago from Miss Nina Mallory was re— turned ‘to her yesterday by mail, according to the predictions of a local . fortane teller. On Christmas Eve, 1899, Miss Mallory was the hostess at a home party. She removed her watch, fear— ing to drop it during the progress cf the games, and laid it on a table. Later when she sought it, it had vanished. There was no effort made to search the gueste, and the watch was given up for lost. Miss Mallory conéulted a gypsy, however, and the fortune-teller predicted that the watch would be returned to her in just so many months, and that it would come through the mail. The predictions were exactly verified. With the watch, also, came money to pay for needed repair. To Exchange Pulpits, vn and enjoyed the c hany friends, Mr. Te bars and 7 months anc of Canada. Deceas end six children. He bf the Knights of Pyth rs’ Union, under the ) organizations he wil ginia City Chronicle. Rev. T. Ps Towner, pastor of the Methodist church at Grass Valley, will preach at the Methodist church at this city both morning and evening next Sunday. Rev. Wm. Angwin will look. after Mr. Towner’s charge for that day. ——— THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all-right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. . Particles of dust must be removed piece by<piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, We clean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. wd A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, : Broad Street --. . . Nevada City The Neynote of Economy Can be struck here, A small” amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of THE SHERWIN-WILUAMS __ PAINTS A Carload « of Shoes. Excursion to Olympia Park. L. Hyman & Oo., the enterprising = clotbiers, received a carload of all} The excursion to Olympia Park next kinds of ladies’, gent’s and children’s . Sunday is the talk of the town. This shoes direct from the East today. This. resort is gaining in popularity right firm is doing a very extensive bueinesa. along, and it is crowded with merryand it has become: necessary to buy. ™akers every Sunday. The bathing goods in large quantities, in order to. pond s a very attractive feature of the supply the rush of trade that is al-. place, and the boat riding takes with ways to be seen at their establishment, . everybedy. Next Sunday there will be ALAMEDA, August 15—Mre. Fannie Ja-tub race, with a greased pole, in the Good Paints. ‘ water, and a lunch counter will be Daniels, wife of J. J. Daniels of this place, was today committed to the s provided on the grounds. The present is a good time to arran, oe Stockton asylum by Judge Melvin. : we Does It Pay to Bu Cheap ? She became demented only a few days es = iiuer gerd a’ og “a . © on account of illness and imagstake ’ veces In} =A cheap re — at ag te seek Gates ‘i ne today’s issue the celebrated Sherwin & Rp nt ts ee — See he Williams Paints, which are used very . thing that will relieve and cure the]: ; more severe and dangerous results of extensively. Call on the Legg & Shaw Company and get prices, you dot Gag eanlee. What shall or regular climate? Yes, if ible: i oe ger ae” Woe , IL, possible; Packing Blew Out. not possible for you, then in either sie, take the oyLy remedy that hae been in troduced “in all Civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Buschee’s Gefingn Syrup.” . . It not only heals and stimula‘ es the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes eas expectoration, ‘gives a rest,and cures the patie bottle. Recommended In a New Posit Legg . & Shaw COS Sole Agents FOR Excellent Groceries i \\ in ite travele. These are not 90-cent BYd d . x ae By values at $1, but dollar for dollar = \ig see Bey goods," Prman Oostello has on with the Union I eir establishment ‘at man is now dubbed a * s numerous friends, bd naturedly and retu king, “How would yo 2-man?” A ne RRR re is more Gatarrh in country than. all ot Ogether, and until { was supposed to be great many years . bed it a local disea: d local remedies, a y failing to cure with Pronounced it inex has proven catarrh t Onal disease, and t! constitutional treat rh o Toledo e ustitutional eda on ken internally in dc to a teaspoonful, It ithe blood and mucc System. They offe dollars for any. cas Send for circulars 8 ’ F. J. OHE JS. trong Imaginations, + cee Produce commission merchants in the West are now said to be insisting that farmers shell send at least one hen with each consignment. of eggs 8s that some one may be on hand to care for the chicks hatched on the way. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The packing blew out of the water main between the New Union Hotel and the bridge this forenoon. Hugh Marchie, superintendent _ of streets, put ona force of men and made the neceesary repairs. —————__~ eee The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. * ress, many years by ; ‘ q Terms part down and balance on time. all druggists in the world. Get Green’s by Druggiste, 76c, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia . Prize Almanac. -— "3 Fa 4 Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt For Th 8 Lies to the Malaria Dicse : amily Pills are t! tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniy. Try the ne ’ What BORN. . . myl5-6u . sale at Rector Beas? toms? Paine, for ’ —— A; Washington, August 15th 1901, to the wife of J. Skahen, a daughter, Delinquent Sale Notice. ——— _———— CASH GROCER. hat mirror of you ——— _—— oo ee eeeteeeeneeeeseeieeeeeeneesenenmeeneenenenemenesen eee ed, sallow complex RGAIN PERIOD Sx iskin, it’s liver tror the bloods ere This is a Bargain Perj il Se can in the way of . song to-day is a ee ((ONSOLIDATED ST.“GOTHARD GOLD / Mining Co. Location of principal place of business, San Fra cisco, ifornia. Lo cation of works, Nevada County, California. ‘ Seeiee dae are delinquent pen ee ollowing described s' . OD account of As sessment No. 19, levied on the 9h day of July, 1901, the several amounts set op ite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: , NAME. NO. CERT. NO. SHES, Bryar, Nethan.. Fos 41, rich complexion. Vinton’s Fa store. —_——————t$e 8mous old Gilt Ed ommended by . ph and medicinal use . rn Astounded the Ed mens t 8. A. Brown, of B . . . . . 4 : f ; : ene wit be had ; By She ily to a nd in accord of the Board of Children’s Suits can 7 “ ‘i » nd suffered g i “d day of July, 1901 so many size in something you Some sizes may be missing in some lines, but ave your ‘eect, Oat she tr solder npble stetion ty the fig the great many sults at less than it c pope be yi you sey buy rece, hy Clothing of us now, We png le a log fours battlen at roe rane Ca or on A e , a } . : a inal pana, . : . ‘ and make room for our NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK. a So a ite goalie « Wich sont of advortisias ast aes Sea nee . Ry d Front Store, Main Stree 1 : : GRASS VALLEY. Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. siitice Booine HRI. Crocker Bulla c. Telephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 57) _ *. NEBVAD CITY, am Z . City Stores, Mala 791; res, Main 799 ONE PRICE eq CLOTHIERS,

THE TRANSCRIPT. . Within the City Limits, TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Bvery}Evening, Sundays Excapted aT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, —sY— ¢ TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMlall, + «+ © §6 Per Year By Carrier, ~ 12 i<2c Per Week Delivered to any part uf the city. eee co Aug. 16, 1901 . Ghe Electric Road Crew Yearing Sacramento Street, ~ . Work on the electric road is pro. gressing very satisfactorily to all concerned, and everything points to the completion of the enterprise by Admission Day. The construction crew jis operating between John Cleaves’ place and Hieronimus’ Brewery today, and will reach Sacramento street to— . morrow. The company has one supply car on the road and it is kept running pretty lively. The force of men employed doa lot of work in a day and everythirg is being done in a — — Fire in Honolulu. Honotvutu, August 16—The largest fire that has occurred in Honolulu since the burning of Chinatown took Place yesterday, when the handsome Hall building was completely gutted by fire. Oniy a masse of blackened ruins and a wall. one story bigh mark the spot where stood one of the handsomest business houses in the city. The loss is principally on two business firms, although there are several buildings adjoining that suffered from intense heat and broken windows. The loss of E. O. Hall & Sons is estimated at $140,000, with an imsurance of $91,000, and of Lewers & Oooke at thousand dollars in bills will be publicly burned by order of the Probate Court, unless a clause in the will of Harvey Scott, Judge Hutter, is knocked out by the Courts, says the Faribault, Minnesoto, correspondent of the Record-Herald. Scott, who was 82 years old, left an es— tate of $50,000, half of which is in bank notes and United States currency. The object. of the will. is supposed to be to deprive his legal heirs—three in number—ofany share in this money. The heirs have protested, on the ground that .the administrator has no more ——— : Oo Be Burned. CuHrcaco, August 15.—Twenty-five which was filed with Votes of Interest. For life insuranve see T. B. Gray. $2.50, Price Regular Brayton’s, atnew made Mattresses Old, al4—4t Opal Cream is the best remedy for tan and sunburn. You can get it at Vinton’s, 25c and 50e bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guaranteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For-sale at Vinton’s drug store. tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia Yot Nentioned. Hanreissure, Pa. August 15 — The campaign for the ticket nominated by tédday’s Democratic State Oonvention will be entirely on State issues. No ; Oe gees " mentiog ie made in tha platform of the bemepcsebitir Sen Franoteoo name of W. J. Bryan or free silver, imperialism or other National issues. The Inet Legislature is condemned for the passage of the Rapid Transit and “ripper” bills and is pronounced the ‘moat corrupt legislative body that ever convened in this country. All friends of good government are invited to join with the Democracy in its efforts to “save the State from further dishonor.” New Yorx, August 15—cy, was not disturbed today by the of @ request from the Chinese obay the request, A Woman With a Cleat And a b active and her stomach in Om great digestive'aid. I; Clears right eye keeps herb, Lane’s Tea is a pleasant labathes an Personal H Frank Montre is do ville. : H. T. Oarrel of Sac spending a few days. Henry Paine left t North San Juan. LN. Teyonand O, } from San Francisco, . Geo. McLaughlin of here spending a few da complexion, drives the yell rw eve, and keeps the kidneys in ~ ful condition. Get a 250. pack try it tonight, For sale by H. D man, sole agent,Miss Hippert of Gra on a visit to the family —Ex-City Marshal J juite ill at his home or Attorney I. O. Lindl ng for Graniteville on A. G. Thomson and ] om San Francisco on Authony Godfrey is Plumbago mine on a vii J. H. Helwig, the well Bloomfield butcher, wa PERSONAL NOTES. street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Call‘on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf BurraLo Lacrr Bree on draught, at 5cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tft Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros, substantial manner, ; As heretofore stated in these colamns, work will be Commenced on the bridges next Monday. They will be built in & way that will insure both Safety and durability. The rails will be fastened on the timbers “to stay” and the structures will be filled in on either sides. The completion of this road means & great benefit to our fair city in sev— eral ways. Itis one of those im provements that come with the steady march of time, to add to the growing prosperity of the community, right to destroy the money by fire, than he would have to destroy the buildings. They will make a fight in the Courts against the carrying out of the terms of the will. Ananias Lanes Baby $20,000, fully insured. The fire was one of the flercest and most rapid that Honolula has ever seen. Within an hour it had reduced the buiiding to ashes, and the fire department could do nothing to save it. Plucky Sheriff. TusoaLoosa, Ale., Aug. 15—A mob of about fifty men entered the jail before daylight this morning, determined to lynch Henry Pratt, colored, charged with attempted assault on Sallie Dice, @ little white girl. Sttriff Kyle was sleeping at the jail. The mob entered his room, slipped a pistol from beneath his head and awoke him with a demand for the keys to the cell containing the prisoner. After some parleying the Sheriff worked himself to a closet, seized a loaded shotgun and told the mob that they must kill him before they could get the prisoner, In the face of the loaded gun the mob ’left the jail and dispersed. It is rumored that the lynchers were also after a negro who was brought here from Ooaling last night for attempted assault on Miss Anna Cobb. In Close Quarters. ALTAMONT, Aug. 15—Notice has been received here that the Railroad company will not farnish cars for shipment of hay to San Francisco until further orders. There is over 6000 tons of hay in this vicinity to be handled and as there are no hay warehouses, the old ones having been destroyed by fire, this hay must all be shipped. Should the strike continue and early rains.set in it would mean the loss of thousands of dollars to the farmers in the Altamount hills, Mr. Harker is over from Relief Hill. J. Goffette is down from Moore’s Fiat, se: James Hurley of San Francisco is in town. R. G. Landsburg is down from Relief Hill. Ed. Dobbie is down from North Bloomfield. ; W. ©. Morris is here from Chicago on mining business, Dave Johnston came Washington today. Postmaster Walter Mobley is dow from North Bloomfield. : Supervisor E. C. Grissel came down from Washington today. A. ©. Gassaway arrived here this morning from San Francisco. FREEHOLD, N. J., August 15—Augastus Lane of this place on Saturday became the father of a fine, healthy boy. On Sunday the boy attered the word “bicycle.” Monday Lane nearly fainted when the youngster cocked his solemn gray eye upand said: “Por, I 2 wantea penny.” Lane says he thinks wakety iia. = by next Monday the boy will be play-} L'ew Boardman, of the TRaNsoRIPT ing the parlor organ. ". force, has leased the house formerly +e occupied by Louis Davidson on Alex Bitten By a Cat, ander street. A party of colored people from Grass Valleyjheld a social at Mrs. Alex, ARrLinaTon, N.J. August 15—Ernest . ander’s residence, on Alexander Hunter, aged 8 years, the son of Mrs. David Hunter of Kearney, was badly bitten on the hand by acat. He was street, the other evening. The. Old Government Whiskey used watching his brother, who was teasing the cat, when it suddenly sprang upon in the medical department of the United States Army and Naval Service. Accepted by the Board of Health. Rechim and sank its teeth in his flesh. comended by the highest medical auThe animal bad to be beaten into insensibility before it--would release its hold. Hunter’s hand is in é terrible thorities asthe purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convalescondition and blood poisoning may result. down from The Sailor’s Harvest. A captain of a yacht like the Aphrodite, says Lawrence Perry, in a careful , : article about the most expensive of — . psig ony ie sa modern luxuries in Frank Leslies’ W. H. Brockman is here from Yuba Magazine, receives about $200 a month; City with cattle for Grissel Bros. . the mates, between $75 and $100. Her N. Meyer of San Francieco returned . °®™€0 receive $30 a month, and so do here this afternoon from North Bloomthe firemen aad oilers. The chief cook Reid. is paid at least $50, and his three Miss 8S. Hegarty came down from }#*issistants, $30, while the head atewMoore’s Flat today and will leave toard, whose duty it ie to look after morrow for San Francisco. the quantity and quality of the supMrs. W. L. Norris of Vallejo, who plies, to attend to guests and to See has been here on a visit to Mr. and. *bat everything rans somoothly, is Mrs. James Hutchinson, retarned home . °#¢8P at $100 or $125 each month. It this morning. costs about fifty cents per day, on an Miss Edna Eblee of San Francisco, . ®V°T#ge to feed each of the sixty men who has been visiting friends in the . °™ the Apbecetds. Then take the mountains, returned here today and cost of engineers’ and mates’ stores, will leave for home tomorrow. the maintenance of the cabin and wine lockers, the various entertainments apd you find that it costs not less than $6000.2 month to run her; say $80,000 a year. Sucha figure was cited by a person who ie in a position to know. m Pleasanton, His fa pnding the summer he! ion Hotel. . The Washington Burrato Lacer Beer on draught, at — a Oook’s Water is rr . oe 10: ight. d pall I d “dl Miss Lyda McKenna z 8 4 he high school class at "i yening. SALE OF CORSETS (ipo tn0= : oie a me in on the morning 3 ancisco. a One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more of . Ps pee eveilan them are inside—all at BO@. a pair. oe orning for North San. 3 P. F. Simonds and 4 . jen on a camping trip t 4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey Bat fow wee an “— : , W.D. Black of Lake 5"Hook Corsets in Black aad Grey FRB wit carter of thie o a : the mountains on a ca SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length, HiME: F. Schweard arrived _ We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne. . vada City for the next week. : You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to these, Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have to . take them. eo é. q cents and family use. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4 ficKee’s Hall, at Was sent a joyous sce ming when the grand : people for miles ar & q re on pleasure bent ai in helping along the holic church at that ry best of music will i the floor manegers guests have a good ought that quite a nu from this city. It i ve to Washington an e cannot be excelled + ospitality. —— ee Death of John ee

Reading Characters. Oripple L. aunching. We are after some of your business and we are going to have it if prices will bring you. . Respectfally, : Maher Sz Co. To read a person’s character from bis face isan accomplishment which few possess, but which many would like tohave. The study is an absorbingly interesting one, and has not only an entertaining, but a practical side as well. An article on the subject will shortly be published in ‘the Ladies’ Home Journal, giving careful details regarding the traits of character indicated by the different features of the face. BaLtmore, August 15—The torpedo boat destroyers Truxton, Worden and Whipple were launched today at Sparrow’s Point. They will’be the swiftest vessels of their class in the Urited States navy, and will be able to steam thirty kuots per hour, oA Mt ee. Their Secret is Out. * Clothes in Evidence Burned. Today Janitor Charles E. Ashburn of the Courthouse burned the-clothes . belonging to the late officer William . Kilroy and his slayer, Ed Moore, wnich was.used in evidence at the time of the ‘ria'. In examining the wearing ap-. The Congregational Sunday School parel the only thing found was a pair . will unite with the Methodist Sunday of nippers belonging to the lamented . School next Wednesday in their picofficer. nic at Shebley’s pond. Excursion cars 2@e will go out with the regular trains at 9 Watek Returned, ; &.m.and 1 p.m. Those who attend may return on the regular afternoon train or on a special which leaves the grounds at about 6 p. m. eee Union Picnic. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c Baby Pim-Olas, stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, ‘ ‘Bohn Tait died last ev unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c he on Stewart etreet, . My Wife’s Salad ¥ ; ' D a resident of the Con U S E for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c @ and nearly all of th Mushroom Catsup, : THESE . ] Crome & Blackwelre corm 40; He wan wel CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. WE KNOW YOU CAN AllSadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast im provement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New. Diecovery,” writes her husband. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of & severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cures Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, Her Own Obituary. To Save Her Child. Santa Rosa, Aug. 15—Mrs. Elizabeth P. Alexander, who died in this city yesterday, just before ber death supervised the writing of her own obituary. She dictated, while her sister wrote, and at the completion of the task, the dying woman read the notice and expressed her approval. The obitUary contained a number of scriptural quotations and Christian lessons which the dying woman wished given to the world in the notice of her death. She expired shortly after the task was completed. Mrs. Alexander was born in Canada and was 64 years of age. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., appled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores on her head.and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes, It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure:guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. Santa Rosa, August 15—A gold watch that was stolen nenrly two years ago from Miss Nina Mallory was re— turned ‘to her yesterday by mail, according to the predictions of a local . fortane teller. On Christmas Eve, 1899, Miss Mallory was the hostess at a home party. She removed her watch, fear— ing to drop it during the progress cf the games, and laid it on a table. Later when she sought it, it had vanished. There was no effort made to search the gueste, and the watch was given up for lost. Miss Mallory conéulted a gypsy, however, and the fortune-teller predicted that the watch would be returned to her in just so many months, and that it would come through the mail. The predictions were exactly verified. With the watch, also, came money to pay for needed repair. To Exchange Pulpits, vn and enjoyed the c hany friends, Mr. Te bars and 7 months anc of Canada. Deceas end six children. He bf the Knights of Pyth rs’ Union, under the ) organizations he wil ginia City Chronicle. Rev. T. Ps Towner, pastor of the Methodist church at Grass Valley, will preach at the Methodist church at this city both morning and evening next Sunday. Rev. Wm. Angwin will look. after Mr. Towner’s charge for that day. ——— THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all-right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. . Particles of dust must be removed piece by<piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, We clean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. wd A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, : Broad Street --. . . Nevada City The Neynote of Economy Can be struck here, A small” amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of THE SHERWIN-WILUAMS __ PAINTS A Carload « of Shoes. Excursion to Olympia Park. L. Hyman & Oo., the enterprising = clotbiers, received a carload of all} The excursion to Olympia Park next kinds of ladies’, gent’s and children’s . Sunday is the talk of the town. This shoes direct from the East today. This. resort is gaining in popularity right firm is doing a very extensive bueinesa. along, and it is crowded with merryand it has become: necessary to buy. ™akers every Sunday. The bathing goods in large quantities, in order to. pond s a very attractive feature of the supply the rush of trade that is al-. place, and the boat riding takes with ways to be seen at their establishment, . everybedy. Next Sunday there will be ALAMEDA, August 15—Mre. Fannie Ja-tub race, with a greased pole, in the Good Paints. ‘ water, and a lunch counter will be Daniels, wife of J. J. Daniels of this place, was today committed to the s provided on the grounds. The present is a good time to arran, oe Stockton asylum by Judge Melvin. : we Does It Pay to Bu Cheap ? She became demented only a few days es = iiuer gerd a’ og “a . © on account of illness and imagstake ’ veces In} =A cheap re — at ag te seek Gates ‘i ne today’s issue the celebrated Sherwin & Rp nt ts ee — See he Williams Paints, which are used very . thing that will relieve and cure the]: ; more severe and dangerous results of extensively. Call on the Legg & Shaw Company and get prices, you dot Gag eanlee. What shall or regular climate? Yes, if ible: i oe ger ae” Woe , IL, possible; Packing Blew Out. not possible for you, then in either sie, take the oyLy remedy that hae been in troduced “in all Civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Buschee’s Gefingn Syrup.” . . It not only heals and stimula‘ es the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes eas expectoration, ‘gives a rest,and cures the patie bottle. Recommended In a New Posit Legg . & Shaw COS Sole Agents FOR Excellent Groceries i \\ in ite travele. These are not 90-cent BYd d . x ae By values at $1, but dollar for dollar = \ig see Bey goods," Prman Oostello has on with the Union I eir establishment ‘at man is now dubbed a * s numerous friends, bd naturedly and retu king, “How would yo 2-man?” A ne RRR re is more Gatarrh in country than. all ot Ogether, and until { was supposed to be great many years . bed it a local disea: d local remedies, a y failing to cure with Pronounced it inex has proven catarrh t Onal disease, and t! constitutional treat rh o Toledo e ustitutional eda on ken internally in dc to a teaspoonful, It ithe blood and mucc System. They offe dollars for any. cas Send for circulars 8 ’ F. J. OHE JS. trong Imaginations, + cee Produce commission merchants in the West are now said to be insisting that farmers shell send at least one hen with each consignment. of eggs 8s that some one may be on hand to care for the chicks hatched on the way. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The packing blew out of the water main between the New Union Hotel and the bridge this forenoon. Hugh Marchie, superintendent _ of streets, put ona force of men and made the neceesary repairs. —————__~ eee The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. * ress, many years by ; ‘ q Terms part down and balance on time. all druggists in the world. Get Green’s by Druggiste, 76c, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia . Prize Almanac. -— "3 Fa 4 Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt For Th 8 Lies to the Malaria Dicse : amily Pills are t! tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniy. Try the ne ’ What BORN. . . myl5-6u . sale at Rector Beas? toms? Paine, for ’ —— A; Washington, August 15th 1901, to the wife of J. Skahen, a daughter, Delinquent Sale Notice. ——— _———— CASH GROCER. hat mirror of you ——— _—— oo ee eeeteeeeneeeeseeieeeeeeneesenenmeeneenenenemenesen eee ed, sallow complex RGAIN PERIOD Sx iskin, it’s liver tror the bloods ere This is a Bargain Perj il Se can in the way of . song to-day is a ee ((ONSOLIDATED ST.“GOTHARD GOLD / Mining Co. Location of principal place of business, San Fra cisco, ifornia. Lo cation of works, Nevada County, California. ‘ Seeiee dae are delinquent pen ee ollowing described s' . OD account of As sessment No. 19, levied on the 9h day of July, 1901, the several amounts set op ite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: , NAME. NO. CERT. NO. SHES, Bryar, Nethan.... Fos 41, rich complexion. Vinton’s Fa store. —_——————t$e 8mous old Gilt Ed ommended by . ph and medicinal use . rn Astounded the Ed mens t 8. A. Brown, of B . . . . . 4 : f ; : ene wit be had ; By She ily to a nd in accord of the Board of Children’s Suits can 7 “ ‘i » nd suffered g i “d day of July, 1901 so many size in something you Some sizes may be missing in some lines, but ave your ‘eect, Oat she tr solder npble stetion ty the fig the great many sults at less than it c pope be yi you sey buy rece, hy Clothing of us now, We png le a log fours battlen at roe rane Ca or on A e , a } . : a inal pana, . : . ‘ and make room for our NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK. a So a ite goalie « Wich sont of advortisias ast aes Sea nee . Ry d Front Store, Main Stree 1 : : GRASS VALLEY. Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. siitice Booine HRI. Crocker Bulla c. Telephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 57) _ *. NEBVAD CITY, am Z . City Stores, Mala 791; res, Main 799 ONE PRICE eq CLOTHIERS,