August 17, 1900 (4 pages)

2 s: ' wa uu ee a ae a ae ee ee ed ea ee =a “family of Dahl Nivens.—_ near this city. A) ¥ A Pe THE TRANSCRIPT. “ation aR a FRIDAY,. c-seey Amgust 2, 1900 a ee Py nas ———=. —s«*Near to tho Ladies, PERSONAL AL POLNTERS, ‘The annual fair of the 17th AgriculDally Chronfee ofthe Doings of Both Od ole eietl ak tural District will commence at Ar and Young. Flowers, plants, eto. Geo. H. Magruder of Marysville is in. Best collection flowering iets in eee bloom, $5. : Becond best: collection. fotos x plants in bloom, $2 50. Best collection (not less than 10 varieties) ornamental foliage plants, $2.50. Best collection hanging baskets coutaining flowering plants, $260. ~ Best display of cut flowers, $2.50. Second best, $1. F. Englebright left this morning for \ Sea Valley. W. Buck'came down. from.’ Moore’s Flat. last evening. T. B. Grimes of Oakland arrived here on the morning train, Sheriff BD. B. Getchell we to Sacra. . mento this morning. ,, Geo. Ei Thompson ‘ot Marysville Handsomest boquet cut flowers, $2. came up last evening. Second handsomest boquet out flowWE. H. Hamien Jr, came down from . °™* $1.50. : Sierra Valley yesterday. —_Best display of ferns, $2. F.R. Rensik of Sacramento arrived. Best display of skeleton leaves, $2. here on the morning train. Best display of autumn leaves, $2. Superintendent D. Harmon came. Best. display of ornamental grasses, . down from Gaston Ridge today. : J. A. Brent of San Francisco ar-. Haadsomest floral piece: or design, r.ved here on last evening’s train. Geo, McCandless of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. 8S. W. Montgomery of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Second best, $2.50. George H. McLaughlin of Sacramento. Best display of grain in the sheaf, arrived here on last evening’s train. . *5; County Assessor H. O. Schroder and Second best, $2.50. wife are visiting at Rough and Ready. Best display of hemp, not less than Henry R. Walker, Deputy Oounty 10 pounds, $2.50. Recorder, is visiting relatives at MaryeBest display of flax, not less than 10 ville. peanes, $2.50. Arthur Baxter s San Francisco is Best display of cotton, not less than spending a few days with his many 10 pounds, $2.50. friends. Best display of hops, not less than C. A. Witter of Grass Valley passed . 10 pounds, $2 50. through town yesterday on his. way to] Best display of ramie, not less than Colgate. '10 pounds, $3. Mies Katherine Proctor of Philadel-. _©¥t flowers can be replenished every hia is here on a visit to Mies Madge . 79TBI 5 ; . Domestic bread. Miss Daisy Robb who has been here Exhibits in this class must be aoona visit returned to San Francisco . C°™penied with fall description of morning. . modes and manner of manufacturing, Miss Christine Peterson of North to be entitled to a premium. Bloomfield ie visiting Mise Hieronimus Best 2 loaves of white bread, §2. of this city. Second best $1.50. Mrs. Wm. Aver and daughter of . Best biscuits, #2. ! Best crackers, $1. hi ins Sh Z ’ Gree ee me. ® . Best 2 loaves corn bread, $1.50. Best 2 loaves brown bread, $1.50. Best 2 loaves rye bread, $1.50. Best 2 loaves graham bread, $1.50. Best 1 dozen doughnuts, $1.50. Second best, $1. Best exhibit and greatest variety af’ domestic bread by one exhibitor, $3. Second handsomest floral piece or design, $2, . Best display of grasses, cultured, $5. Mrs. Wm. Glover of ‘Anthony House is spending a week here with her sister; Mrs. John St Pierre. ; D.8. Baker and wife are home from atwo months’ trip to San Francisco and surrounding places. . Miss Frankie Po came home from Graniteville you ttaay, where she. Preserves, Jellies, etc. has been teaching school. Best 10 lbs. honey in comb, diploma Miss Amelia Hook will leave this and $3. Second best 10 lbs, honey, $2. morning for Santa Barbara to visit her sister, Mrs. D. Sakby. Best display preserves in glass, diJohn H. Thomas, W. W. Treat and se tee a. W. T. Hawley of San Francisco arrived — r§ here on the morning train. Best display pickles, assorted, . diThomas Vizzard arrived here from gps apa aoe San Francisco last evening on his way cond best, $1.59. : to his bome at Moores Fiat. Best 12 jars or glasses of jellies, asD. J. Moore, the well known Granitesorted, diploma and $6. A : : Becund best, $4. ville mining man, was-here yesterday if on bis way to Browns Valley. Best exhibit hermetically sealed fruit Percy Carr and. Michael Hyman in glase, at least 5 varieties, diploma d $6. were the recipients of a water melon oe party last night at Ragon’s Grove, pee sea best, #4. I: B. Owens, general manager of the t display grape syrup, 2 gallons, Great American Importing Tea Company, arrived in this city last night. Miss Elvie Hullquist arrived -here last evening from Victoria, B. C., on a visit to her father, F. J. Huliquist. ‘ Professor John Michell who went Second best, $2.50. ; —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— to San Francisco recently for the benefit of his health, is greatly improved. . ST i ey ese or ToLEDO, . os Mrs. George Hurst returned home. fpawx J. CHENEY makes oath that he jast evening from San _ Francisco, . is senior partner of the firm of F. J. where she has been visiting relatives. CHENEY & Co., doing business ‘in. the City of Toledo County and State Miss Maggie Aird, who has been aforesaid, and that eaid firm will pe visiting relatives here for some time,/the sum of ONE HUNDRED D left yesterday for her home in Canada. LARS foreach and every case of OaF. Ohappelet Jr. and Oharles Akers . TARRH that cannot be cured by the use of Forest Hill were here last night to of Hat's cane Fe ae +. CHENEY attend the meeting of Nevada Oom-. gwornto before me ard subscribed mandery. my presence, this 6th day of DeW. H. Martin and daughter, Miss . cember, A. 4 1886. Lillie, arrived on last evening’s train from Sauta Cruz, where they have. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internbeen spending. the summer months. ally, and acts directly on the blood Ww. E. Obnsted and J. H. Adams of and mucous surfaces of the system ‘San Francisco arrived here last even-. send for testimonials, free. ing and left this morning for Downieian . Pe eccawe td ED CO., Toledo, O wille to examine some mining property. A John B. Phillipe, of Amador county,. All's Family Pills are the best. J. A. Brent, of San Francisco, and J. U. Castle of Stockton, are visitors to this city. They are directors of the Banner Mine Development Company, who are opening the old:Banner mine, Best boiled cider in bottles, $3. Best exhibit of confectionery manufactured in the District, diploma and 5 Cof-Farin, the eect substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo. CO. Gaylord & Son's. tf annem mare} POLITICAL. Wm. McKinley Sr., late Suaperintendent of the Providence mine of this R 44 ATE N ATO R, city, left last evening for San FranFO s SE cisco, where he will in the fature reThird Senatorial District. side. It was. exactly six years ago yesterday that Mr. McKinley assumed _ the superintendency of the Providence. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley hereby announces himKnights of Pythias. self asa candidate for State SenatorAt tonight’s meeting of Milo Lodge,} Third Senatorial District, subject to No. 48, K. of P., the rank of Knight . *he decision of the Republican Senatorwill be conferred. A fall attendance . #! Convention, is desired. For Supervisor-— Fifth District. ‘The battleship Oregon will come home with a patch on her hull. This was the normal condition of the AmerPeter Matth ieson ican laborer’s trousers during the late Democratic administration. The Texas Democrats are engaged in. Supervisor of the Fifth Sa ; a lively internal rampus. The “Boxer” } District—subject to the d element. is. bent upon making trouble, Repablican nty Convention. OF YOU BET — . worth, F E Brown, A R Lord, Phil G . zinfandel and Port Wine from St. MEN Me cami acne aces Tan iB a --Rvoning Vevtendiip's cAll 0s tnade:tor rae evening at Nevada Hose Oc Company’s hall. Although only a few hours notice was given, yet there was a very. good attendance. Sherman W. Marsh was-elected as chairmen and J. a Hanley secretary. The following were nominated .,as “delegates to the State, Congressional and Senatorial conventions: J. J, Henley, B F Snel, F E WadsScadden, H. J Wright, John Werry and Henry Lane. Only four are to be The following were nominated as delegates to the county convention: Precinct No. 1 (five to be elected)— John A Rapp, Dr. 0 W Chapman, 8 W Marsh, F E Wadsworth, 0 H Eddy, J J. Hanley, R P Bowerman, A Tam, David Richards,. Dr. J F Shaw, A H Parker, C EB Tegler, John Waters. Precinct No.2 (five to be elected)—I J Rolfe, Mux H Isoard, Dr. C L Maller, Martin Trewhella, J T Gribble, J M Walling, J C Rich, John Dabb, R L Plummer, David Hutchison, Irving Watson, J E Isaac. i Preeinct No. 3 (three to be elected )— Fred Zeitler, Chris Mallen, Oharles Grissel, A B Wolf, I O Lindley, R J Ronchi, J H Rogers, PG acer EA Tompkins. Precinct No. 4 (four to be Sbaatea yc BP Brown, W F Eniglebright, George ¥ Jacobs, Dah! Nivens, B F Snell, Wm Avery, W W Waggoner, TT Hughes, E A Moore, BR J Bennetts, C E Ashburn, {David Muir, Charles Kahl. They Have Arrived. The wmiforms for the Native Sons who intend éo parade in San Francisco at the 9th of September celebration have arrived aud are at B. H. Miller’s. clothing store. Those who intend going should calf and try their suit on. #. L. ABBOGAST, » Chairmen of Committee. Wine at Welt’s. -_{. B-Wolf, the-cash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno couaty. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf Windows, Doors, Paints. Fine lumber of all description. Tow.e Bros. Co. Present Your Claims. Everybody having bills against the City of Nevada are requested to file them with the City Olerk before 4 e’clock on the third Thursday of each pabliean. spaann 20. be Dela Be Se) sb Sods sary Recitation—Maud pete: ager san any a0 Tamblyn. Solu—John Werry. Recitation—Annie Plummer. Instramental Solo—Maud Langman. Recitation—Violet Lane. — Cornet Solo—R. Veale. Solo—John: Harry. Recitation—Olara Nancarrow. Quartette. Recitation—-A. Seaman. Solo—Mrs. Maile’ =, Recitation—Mrs, Bennetts. Orchestra—Mr. Wild. , Recitation—Emma Oable. Instramental Solo—Miss E. Arbegast. itati A Hasiatlon Bary Hooking Reading—Mrs. Snell. Solo—Mrs. Schroeder. Orchestra. ; In connection with the program ‘will be a “wonder tree,” the acini to go for a worthy. cause. There are Cancer = wee ' the blood uted and the system thoroughly ae i re by this deadly mirient shana Then a sore or ulcer a on some of the body; it may be small and less looking at first, but as the cancerous cells form are deposited by the blood near the sore, it increases in size and severity, with sharp shooting pains. No matter how often the sore is removed by the sutgeon’s knife or flesh panes fae A grees ys another comes and is worse. real disease is in the blood, and the treatment must begin there. The poisoned blood must be invigorated andpurified, and when this is done cancerous Satis can no longer form and the sore will heal naturally and Penny Mrs. Sarah M. eg Windsor Lot, & enn., es: ‘Iam 41 years ‘old, and for three years rs had suffered with a severe form of Cancer on jaw, hy wad the doctors, anid man neurable, and that I conta not live ee: than six months. I ed their statement as true, and had given up all . of ever ne well 1, le hen my , knowof ny recomWim be, 8.S. Aftertak7 botties the sore =. hi surprise ysicians, = om = as made a clerks Thave Sirching-—in Tact, on Lapin eb bp wy om tory oe es overcomes this deof it from the ' makes new, rich blood, structive. poison and strengthens the hay 6 and builds ‘up the ‘ removes ¢ vestige . generat health. If you havea suspicious sore, or have inherited any blood taint, send for our free book on Cancer, and write to our medical department for any information or advice wanted ; we make no e for this service. Your letter will receive prompt and careful attention, and will te held in strictest confidence. SHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA, GA. month. Sipney Pearp, City Olerk. Woneastog oveath ae ‘still going on, The construction crew at the Courthouse.have given $10 iri cash, to be di‘McKinley, and the other for the best Bryan. The Courthouse boys ‘are al. ways to the front when anything is go‘}ing on, and no crowd of outside men lever caiie to Nevada City who took . (a ‘. euch an interest in local affairs. The list of prizes is so large‘ that any per‘. son who makes an effort will be. likely to be rewarded. The: best of tousic will be furnistied, and all those who attend are guaranteed a good time.: . Notice To Voters . . All persons wishing to ‘vote at the Fall Election, If not registered before during the year 1900 must register by September 26th, 1900. Transfers can be made up to October. 11, 1900,. By application to .Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D: puties. fe It is important that voters should apply for Registration at once, int order to expedite the work. F. I. ARBOGAST, County Clerk. PLUMBEINGPaints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods. Iron and Steel » # vt Doors, Wiudows and Glass, Tin, Copper a Granite Iron Ware, GEO. E. TURNER, Pie Street, Hevaia City EES AE ACRE HE RS ASAE AE EAS TAT AE HEHE HEME AE AS AE AE AS ATS TE AE AS AE TE Notice. Notice is hereby given that campers the grounds of Cooper Bros., without first getting a permit from H. Cooper a 18-tf Coorrr Bros. Have You Tried Any of —_———_h._ TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? If you haven’t we would like you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic n to you if you have had wibereiteas sok Is hereby announced at « candidate tor 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, ean icone ‘on of the sires Sauapies grade pe ng ge ty 8 aid intervention by Obsirman Jones’ srt frees may be necessary. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. The chronic critics of Governor Ice Cold Tea Free for All! Drop in and Havea Drink. et EM, Rutherford. THE COMMERCIAL TEA Cl, ‘Mr. Gorman is not antagonizing his Of Truckee, is hereby annoanoed 8 8) nom on 0 sparty. He doesn’t consider it at all Commercial Street, Nevada City. jsemblyman from Nevada County 2° ae 1 bate _— and fishers will not be permitted on. Fresh from the Roaster Every Day F. W, TAYLOR, Manager. _ tit it and Carpet , si we Fine Rugs _ Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. A large variety to select froin. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of SUNMER GOODS Snell & Fleming’ S. HAD STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE Tc i SPECIAL SALE ~_Or— and Carpets: vided into two prizes of $5 each. .One. tor the best impersonation of President} -< impersonation of William Jennings Z . iliousness P @ 2 Packages Cranola. fan ee 3 Packages Rolled Wheat... .28¢ 2 Packages Twin Rolled Oats .. 25¢ = Shredded Wheat Bisctit.....45¢ ONO foci serene ve, eG abi ain Lrocery & ©8SSSGG OS SSSSEHOOG Rings enlarged— # ewelry Broken pins mended— Mended Old chains made as good as OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. G. J. aoa Broad St, above Pine, NBYVADA CITY. Stones replaced in settings— ? Re order not to carry over any SUMMER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat in my establishment go at’ % . Mid gS I Orders from the country given prompt attention. a H. oR AWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. CURES Dizziness Sick Headache. mks oan Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FO? THE AEAVES: GUARANTEED BY SOLD, AND H. Dickerman DRUGS. STATIONERY AND PHare SUPPLIES.: THE QUALITY IS THE BEST MY PRICES ARE RIGHT . WOLF Cash Grocer. Grocer. Va Camp's Concent rated Soup One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Van Camp's Strawberry Bests — presse ox cans in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20c a can. California Fruit in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork and Beams -~tt “ « “ t lb. 10¢ 2 lbs 20c ' 3lbs. 25¢ “ er “ it) Hire’s Carbonate, Root Beer in Pint Bottles Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineapple SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH. CH AS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER GROCER Breed Street, SE

2 s: ' wa uu ee a ae a ae ee ee ed ea ee =a “family of Dahl Nivens.—_ near this city. A) ¥ A Pe THE TRANSCRIPT. “ation aR a FRIDAY,.. c-seey Amgust 2, 1900 a ee Py nas ———=. —s«*Near to tho Ladies, PERSONAL AL POLNTERS, ‘The annual fair of the 17th AgriculDally Chronfee ofthe Doings of Both Od ole eietl ak tural District will commence at Ar and Young. Flowers, plants, eto. Geo. H. Magruder of Marysville is in. Best collection flowering iets in eee bloom, $5. : Becond best: collection. fotos x plants in bloom, $2 50. Best collection (not less than 10 varieties) ornamental foliage plants, $2.50. Best collection hanging baskets coutaining flowering plants, $260.. ~ Best display of cut flowers, $2.50. Second best, $1. F. Englebright left this morning for \ Sea Valley. W. Buck'came down. from.’ Moore’s Flat. last evening. T. B. Grimes of Oakland arrived here on the morning train, Sheriff BD. B. Getchell we to Sacra. . mento this morning. ,, Geo. Ei Thompson ‘ot Marysville Handsomest boquet cut flowers, $2. came up last evening. Second handsomest boquet out flowWE. H. Hamien Jr, came down from . °™* $1.50. : Sierra Valley yesterday. —_Best display of ferns, $2. F.R. Rensik of Sacramento arrived. Best display of skeleton leaves, $2. here on the morning train. Best display of autumn leaves, $2. Superintendent D. Harmon came. Best. display of ornamental grasses, . down from Gaston Ridge today. : J. A. Brent of San Francisco ar-. Haadsomest floral piece: or design, r.ved here on last evening’s train. Geo, McCandless of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. 8S. W. Montgomery of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Second best, $2.50. George H. McLaughlin of Sacramento. Best display of grain in the sheaf, arrived here on last evening’s train. . *5; County Assessor H. O. Schroder and Second best, $2.50. wife are visiting at Rough and Ready. Best display of hemp, not less than Henry R. Walker, Deputy Oounty 10 pounds, $2.50. Recorder, is visiting relatives at MaryeBest display of flax, not less than 10 ville. peanes, $2.50. Arthur Baxter s San Francisco is Best display of cotton, not less than spending a few days with his many 10 pounds, $2.50. friends. Best display of hops, not less than C. A. Witter of Grass Valley passed . 10 pounds, $2 50. through town yesterday on his. way to] Best display of ramie, not less than Colgate. '10 pounds, $3. Mies Katherine Proctor of Philadel-. _©¥t flowers can be replenished every hia is here on a visit to Mies Madge . 79TBI 5 ; . Domestic bread. Miss Daisy Robb who has been here Exhibits in this class must be aoona visit returned to San Francisco . C°™penied with fall description of morning. . modes and manner of manufacturing, Miss Christine Peterson of North to be entitled to a premium. Bloomfield ie visiting Mise Hieronimus Best 2 loaves of white bread, §2. of this city. Second best $1.50. Mrs. Wm. Aver and daughter of . Best biscuits, #2. ! Best crackers, $1. hi ins Sh Z ’ Gree ee me. ® . Best 2 loaves corn bread, $1.50.. Best 2 loaves brown bread, $1.50. Best 2 loaves rye bread, $1.50. Best 2 loaves graham bread, $1.50. Best 1 dozen doughnuts, $1.50. Second best, $1. Best exhibit and greatest variety af’ domestic bread by one exhibitor, $3. Second handsomest floral piece or design, $2, . Best display of grasses, cultured, $5. Mrs. Wm. Glover of ‘Anthony House is spending a week here with her sister; Mrs. John St Pierre. ; D.8. Baker and wife are home from atwo months’ trip to San Francisco and surrounding places. . Miss Frankie Po came home from Graniteville you ttaay, where she. Preserves, Jellies, etc. has been teaching school. Best 10 lbs. honey in comb, diploma Miss Amelia Hook will leave this and $3. Second best 10 lbs, honey, $2. morning for Santa Barbara to visit her sister, Mrs. D. Sakby. Best display preserves in glass, diJohn H. Thomas, W. W. Treat and se tee a. W. T. Hawley of San Francisco arrived — r§ here on the morning train. Best display pickles, assorted, . diThomas Vizzard arrived here from gps apa aoe San Francisco last evening on his way cond best, $1.59. : to his bome at Moores Fiat. Best 12 jars or glasses of jellies, asD. J. Moore, the well known Granitesorted, diploma and $6. A : : Becund best, $4. ville mining man, was-here yesterday if on bis way to Browns Valley. Best exhibit hermetically sealed fruit Percy Carr and. Michael Hyman in glase, at least 5 varieties, diploma d $6. were the recipients of a water melon oe party last night at Ragon’s Grove, pee sea best, #4. I: B. Owens, general manager of the t display grape syrup, 2 gallons, Great American Importing Tea Company, arrived in this city last night. Miss Elvie Hullquist arrived -here last evening from Victoria, B. C., on a visit to her father, F. J. Huliquist. ‘ Professor John Michell who went Second best, $2.50. ; —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— to San Francisco recently for the benefit of his health, is greatly improved. . ST i ey ese or ToLEDO, . os Mrs. George Hurst returned home. fpawx J. CHENEY makes oath that he jast evening from San _ Francisco, . is senior partner of the firm of F. J. where she has been visiting relatives. CHENEY & Co., doing business ‘in. the City of Toledo County and State Miss Maggie Aird, who has been aforesaid, and that eaid firm will pe visiting relatives here for some time,/the sum of ONE HUNDRED D left yesterday for her home in Canada. LARS foreach and every case of OaF. Ohappelet Jr. and Oharles Akers . TARRH that cannot be cured by the use of Forest Hill were here last night to of Hat's cane Fe ae +. CHENEY attend the meeting of Nevada Oom-. gwornto before me ard subscribed mandery. my presence, this 6th day of DeW. H. Martin and daughter, Miss . cember, A. 4 1886. Lillie, arrived on last evening’s train from Sauta Cruz, where they have. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internbeen spending. the summer months. ally, and acts directly on the blood Ww. E. Obnsted and J. H. Adams of and mucous surfaces of the system ‘San Francisco arrived here last even-. send for testimonials, free. ing and left this morning for Downieian . Pe eccawe td ED CO., Toledo, O wille to examine some mining property. A John B. Phillipe, of Amador county,. All's Family Pills are the best. J. A. Brent, of San Francisco, and J. U. Castle of Stockton, are visitors to this city. They are directors of the Banner Mine Development Company, who are opening the old:Banner mine, Best boiled cider in bottles, $3. Best exhibit of confectionery manufactured in the District, diploma and 5 Cof-Farin, the eect substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo. CO. Gaylord & Son's. tf annem mare} POLITICAL. Wm. McKinley Sr., late Suaperintendent of the Providence mine of this R 44 ATE N ATO R, city, left last evening for San FranFO s SE cisco, where he will in the fature reThird Senatorial District. side. It was. exactly six years ago yesterday that Mr. McKinley assumed _ the superintendency of the Providence. John R. Tyrrell Of Grass Valley hereby announces himKnights of Pythias. self asa candidate for State SenatorAt tonight’s meeting of Milo Lodge,} Third Senatorial District, subject to No. 48, K. of P., the rank of Knight . *he decision of the Republican Senatorwill be conferred. A fall attendance . #! Convention, is desired. For Supervisor-— Fifth District. ‘The battleship Oregon will come home with a patch on her hull. This was the normal condition of the AmerPeter Matth ieson ican laborer’s trousers during the late Democratic administration. The Texas Democrats are engaged in. Supervisor of the Fifth Sa ; a lively internal rampus. The “Boxer” } District—subject to the d element. is. bent upon making trouble, Repablican nty Convention. OF YOU BET — . worth, F E Brown, A R Lord, Phil G . zinfandel and Port Wine from St. MEN Me cami acne aces Tan iB a --Rvoning Vevtendiip's cAll 0s tnade:tor rae evening at Nevada Hose Oc Company’s hall. Although only a few hours notice was given, yet there was a very. good attendance. Sherman W. Marsh was-elected as chairmen and J. a Hanley secretary. The following were nominated .,as “delegates to the State, Congressional and Senatorial conventions: J. J, Henley, B F Snel, F E WadsScadden, H. J Wright, John Werry and Henry Lane. Only four are to be The following were nominated as delegates to the county convention: Precinct No. 1 (five to be elected)— John A Rapp, Dr. 0 W Chapman, 8 W Marsh, F E Wadsworth, 0 H Eddy, J J. Hanley, R P Bowerman, A Tam, David Richards,. Dr. J F Shaw, A H Parker, C EB Tegler, John Waters. Precinct No.2 (five to be elected)—I J Rolfe, Mux H Isoard, Dr. C L Maller, Martin Trewhella, J T Gribble, J M Walling, J C Rich, John Dabb, R L Plummer, David Hutchison, Irving Watson, J E Isaac. i Preeinct No. 3 (three to be elected )— Fred Zeitler, Chris Mallen, Oharles Grissel, A B Wolf, I O Lindley, R J Ronchi, J H Rogers, PG acer EA Tompkins. Precinct No. 4 (four to be Sbaatea yc BP Brown, W F Eniglebright, George ¥ Jacobs, Dah! Nivens, B F Snell, Wm Avery, W W Waggoner, TT Hughes, E A Moore, BR J Bennetts, C E Ashburn, {David Muir, Charles Kahl. They Have Arrived. The wmiforms for the Native Sons who intend éo parade in San Francisco at the 9th of September celebration have arrived aud are at B. H. Miller’s. clothing store. Those who intend going should calf and try their suit on. #. L. ABBOGAST, » Chairmen of Committee. Wine at Welt’s. -_{. B-Wolf, the-cash grocer has just received a large consignment of fine George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno couaty. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf Windows, Doors, Paints. Fine lumber of all description. Tow.e Bros. Co. Present Your Claims. Everybody having bills against the City of Nevada are requested to file them with the City Olerk before 4 e’clock on the third Thursday of each pabliean. spaann 20. be Dela Be Se) sb Sods sary

Recitation—Maud pete: ager san any a0 Tamblyn. Solu—John Werry. Recitation—Annie Plummer. Instramental Solo—Maud Langman. Recitation—Violet Lane. — Cornet Solo—R. Veale. Solo—John: Harry. Recitation—Olara Nancarrow. Quartette. Recitation—-A. Seaman. Solo—Mrs. Maile’ =, Recitation—Mrs, Bennetts. Orchestra—Mr. Wild. , Recitation—Emma Oable. Instramental Solo—Miss E. Arbegast. itati A Hasiatlon Bary Hooking Reading—Mrs. Snell. Solo—Mrs. Schroeder. Orchestra. ; In connection with the program ‘will be a “wonder tree,” the acini to go for a worthy. cause. There are Cancer = wee ' the blood uted and the system thoroughly ae i re by this deadly mirient shana Then a sore or ulcer a on some of the body; it may be small and less looking at first, but as the cancerous cells form are deposited by the blood near the sore, it increases in size and severity, with sharp shooting pains. No matter how often the sore is removed by the sutgeon’s knife or flesh panes fae A grees ys another comes and is worse. real disease is in the blood, and the treatment must begin there. The poisoned blood must be invigorated andpurified, and when this is done cancerous Satis can no longer form and the sore will heal naturally and Penny Mrs. Sarah M. eg Windsor Lot, & enn., es: ‘Iam 41 years ‘old, and for three years rs had suffered with a severe form of Cancer on jaw, hy wad the doctors, anid man neurable, and that I conta not live ee: than six months. I ed their statement as true, and had given up all . of ever ne well 1, le hen my , knowof ny recomWim be, 8.S. Aftertak7 botties the sore =. hi surprise ysicians, = om = as made a clerks Thave Sirching-—in Tact, on Lapin eb bp wy om tory oe es overcomes this deof it from the ' makes new, rich blood, structive. poison and strengthens the hay 6 and builds ‘up the ‘ removes ¢ vestige . generat health. If you havea suspicious sore, or have inherited any blood taint, send for our free book on Cancer, and write to our medical department for any information or advice wanted ; we make no e for this service. Your letter will receive prompt and careful attention, and will te held in strictest confidence. SHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA, GA. month. Sipney Pearp, City Olerk. Woneastog oveath ae ‘still going on, The construction crew at the Courthouse.have given $10 iri cash, to be di‘McKinley, and the other for the best Bryan. The Courthouse boys ‘are al. ways to the front when anything is go‘}ing on, and no crowd of outside men lever caiie to Nevada City who took . (a ‘. euch an interest in local affairs. The list of prizes is so large‘ that any per‘. son who makes an effort will be. likely to be rewarded. The: best of tousic will be furnistied, and all those who attend are guaranteed a good time.: . Notice To Voters . . All persons wishing to ‘vote at the Fall Election, If not registered before during the year 1900 must register by September 26th, 1900. Transfers can be made up to October. 11, 1900,. By application to .Clerk’s Office or one of the Registering D: puties. fe It is important that voters should apply for Registration at once, int order to expedite the work. F. I. ARBOGAST, County Clerk. PLUMBEINGPaints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods. Iron and Steel » # vt Doors, Wiudows and Glass, Tin, Copper a Granite Iron Ware, GEO. E. TURNER, Pie Street, Hevaia City EES AE ACRE HE RS ASAE AE EAS TAT AE HEHE HEME AE AS AE AE AS ATS TE AE AS AE TE Notice. Notice is hereby given that campers the grounds of Cooper Bros., without first getting a permit from H. Cooper a 18-tf Coorrr Bros. Have You Tried Any of —_———_h._ TAYLOR’S Fresh Roasted Coffee Yet? If you haven’t we would like you to try it. It is Crisp and Aromatic n to you if you have had wibereiteas sok Is hereby announced at « candidate tor 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, ean icone ‘on of the sires Sauapies grade pe ng ge ty 8 aid intervention by Obsirman Jones’ srt frees may be necessary. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. The chronic critics of Governor Ice Cold Tea Free for All! Drop in and Havea Drink. et EM, Rutherford. THE COMMERCIAL TEA Cl, ‘Mr. Gorman is not antagonizing his Of Truckee, is hereby annoanoed 8 8) nom on 0 sparty. He doesn’t consider it at all Commercial Street, Nevada City. jsemblyman from Nevada County 2° ae 1 bate _— and fishers will not be permitted on. Fresh from the Roaster Every Day F. W, TAYLOR, Manager. _ tit it and Carpet , si we Fine Rugs _ Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. A large variety to select froin. JUST RECEIVED Another Large Shipment of SUNMER GOODS Snell & Fleming’ S. HAD STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE Tc i SPECIAL SALE ~_Or— and Carpets: vided into two prizes of $5 each. .One. tor the best impersonation of President} -< impersonation of William Jennings Z . iliousness P @ 2 Packages Cranola. fan ee 3 Packages Rolled Wheat..... .28¢ 2 Packages Twin Rolled Oats .... 25¢ = Shredded Wheat Bisctit.........45¢ ONO foci serene ve, eG abi ain Lrocery & ©8SSSGG OS SSSSEHOOG Rings enlarged— # ewelry Broken pins mended— Mended Old chains made as good as OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. G. J. aoa Broad St, above Pine, NBYVADA CITY. Stones replaced in settings— ? Re order not to carry over any SUMMER MILLINERY, I have decided to let every hat in my establishment go at’ % . Mid gS I Orders from the country given prompt attention. a H. oR AWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. CURES Dizziness Sick Headache. mks oan Constipation AN ELEGANT TONIC FO? THE AEAVES: GUARANTEED BY SOLD, AND H. Dickerman DRUGS. STATIONERY AND PHare SUPPLIES.: THE QUALITY IS THE BEST MY PRICES ARE RIGHT . WOLF Cash Grocer. Grocer. Va Camp's Concent rated Soup One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Van Camp's Strawberry Bests — presse ox cans in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20c a can. California Fruit in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork and Beams -~tt “ « “ t lb. 10¢ 2 lbs 20c ' 3lbs. 25¢ “ er “ it) Hire’s Carbonate, Root Beer in Pint Bottles Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineapple SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH. CH AS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER GROCER Breed Street, SE