August 20, 1902 (4 pages)

oH. fs ee gt ~e %. ~ Nevapa City DaliLty TRaANsc BROWN & CALEINSE, PROPRIETORS. Issued Every Evening, Sundays -Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMeat, s« = $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, 5 12 t-2c Per Wee Delivered to any!partiuffthe olty. a WEDNESDAY .. eeeteceetereuncseseussvcnssazengseseans August 20, 1902 A FINE PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORT FOR OUR VISITORS. ~HE.-PROGRAM.mapped.out,.by.the committees.for, the entertainment of the excursionists and visitors who will arrive here shortly, is one of the best ever prepared by our people for any occasion, and we’ are sure that the strangers who come to Nevada county will go home with the very pleasurable realization and satisfaction that they have seen the best country on earth. Many of our visitors will not feel satisfied and contented whea they reach their Eastern homes, but will begin to make preparations and plan to come to California and live, and cast in their lot with the people of Nevada county, as well as with people in other portions of the State. The more the Easterners see of California and its hopitable people the more they feel constrained to become identified with our interests and prosperity. The reception to be tendered the visitors tomorrow night at Armory Hall will be a fitting and auspicious opening event to the big celebration. The committee respectfully urges every resident of this community to be on hand and extend a welcome greeting to the visitors and make them feel that they are at home with the best people on earth. The following excellent program will’be rendered, after which every— body will be given an opportunity to become acquainted with the visiting strangers: Orchestra. Opening remarks by Thos. S. Ford, Esq. Selection —Mandolin Club. Address of Welcome—Hon. E. M. Preston. Vocal solo—Miss Rogers. Vocal Solo—Dr. O. Swayze. Selection—Mandolin Club. Promenade concert. The picnic and camp stew to be held at Glenbrook Park tempted in this county, as arrangements have been made to accommodate over five thousand people. Chairman Jackson of this committee reports that everything is in readiness at the Park, and all that now remains is for every one to attend aud join in the festivities provided. The fun will commence promptly at 11 a. m. and will conclude with a grand moonlight dance about midnight. The program in detail is as follows: 11 a. m.— Baseball match between Grass Valley and Nevada City teams for a purse. 12 m.—Camp-stew and barbecue, under the direction of Messrs. Fred Zeitler, Frank Dulmaine, George Mainhart and John Eddy. 1p. m.—Literary exercises, reception of and address by Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco. 2 p.m —One-hundred-yard foot race, free for all; boys’ race, 100 yards; girls’ race; relay ball throwing; fat men’s race; K. of P. race; Elks’ race; Native Sons’ race. 3 p. m —Twenty-mile relay bicycle race by members of the California Bicycle Club; sack race; scrub horse race, free for all; Promotion Committee race for three bottles of champagne donated by Rector Bros. 4 pm.—Tandem bicycle race between teams of Nevada City and California Bicycle Club; three-legged race; shoe race. 7 p. m.—Grand balloon ascension, to be followed by a moonlight dance. hy ( THE STORES WILL CLUSE ON FRIDAY. The following petition has been circulated amoug our merchants and unanimously signed: NeEvapa Ciry, CAL., August 20, 1902. We, the undersigned merchants of Nevada City, hereby agree to close our respective places of business on Friday, August 22d, 1902. in order that our employes and others may have an opportunity to attend the picnic, barbecue and other festivities on the said 22d day of August: C. F. Brayton, J. F. Hook, (Colley Bros., C. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden, Grissel Bros.,. G. Fisher, L. Trautman, W. Holmes, Tom Moore, W. Hicks & Dunlap, J. J. Ott, H. Crawford, Legg & Shaw] W. Walters, Nevada Couuty €o., F. M. Smith, Horseshoers’. Electric & Gas Co., W. GifUnion, F. Guenther, C. Wild,. fin, Maher & Co., Jas. Cairns, W. H. Smith, W. G, Richards, . J. Scheeler, Rosenberg Bros., W. E. Johnston, Miss Kate. Citizens Bank, Nevada County Jones, Snell & Fleming, Geo. Bank, Geo. C. Gaylord & Son, E: Turner, Great American] Miller Clothing Emporium, Importing Tea Co, E. W.\John Webber, F. W. Taylor, Schmidt, J. J. Jackson, John. L. Hyman & Co., C. E. Mul~ Delbridge, D. A. Dailey, Geo. loy, Miss E. Hoeft, A. & H. W. Dunster, T. W. Sigourney,. W. Hartung, C. J. Brand. ee one ~on-Friday will -bethe biggest event of its kind ever at-. county C00 00000 CROSEO COON SOR 00INLS ee oie ey ey reer — WS. The TRANSCRIPT to-day publishes another set of engravings, comprising scenic and . other views in various parts of Nevada County. The publication of these attractive views will be continued from day to day, during the stay here of our Knights of Pythias excursionists and will doubtless prove interesting and attractive feature, as they will thus be enabled to enjoy a panoramic view of-the entire county and better realize our resources. * 6 a gee: i oRGS PF eee 2 Maryland, Peabody, and Crown Point Mines, Grass Valley. remed Friday night. Smoker. To-morrow evening the chiefs, and braves of Wyoming Tribe . Peete bel of Red Men will hold a smoker . at their wigwam, at the conclusion of their regular business ses8160. While the dusky warriors are regaling themselves with the fragrance of “Old Virginia” they will listen to some “long talke” from the representatives of the Tribe, who have just returned from the Great Oouncil of Red Men at ‘San Francisco, ports of the representatives will be very interesting and instructive, and all members of Wyoming Tribe, and Red Men who are visiting this city, are requested to be prerent. ; A Change. The re. . Bs Will be seen by the spectal te wbot 7 *. notices elsewhere in the Tran : SORIPT, two fraternal orders of this city—Milo Lodge, K. of P. and Champion Circle, Woodoraft—have changed their night of meeting. Hereafter the Knights of Pythias will meet on Thoreday night and the Women of Woodcraft will asaemble on This change is made in accordance with a-mutual agreement between the two Organizations and it is thought ; will benefit both by assuring a . larger attendance of members. Heretofore a large wamber cf persons belonging to both the Elks and the Knights of Pythias have been unable to attend the two lodges, but this will now be ied. Women of _ en” Copper Mines at Spenceville, Nevada County. sey een DON ~ BARN BURNED, . six Cons Burned lo Death in a Fire Today. _—_— Frank Nugent met wit whilé et work in the Reddck yj ‘Setmeen three and four clock {4 “ogrning which same Dear fatal, He wasin a chute and ma; mis-step and fell down abont twy feet, striking the back of his he against a rail, whioh made a Fire this morning destroyed a large barn at Marshall & Trotter’s dairy, about two miles below Grass Valley. A sperk from a brush fire started the building and as the place was dry and had a good start before it wae noticed the flames soon had it reduced to ruins. In the barn was the entire seasgp’s.crop of hay which amounted . ,. i. ee 00m as possible hig came to his assistance ang he conveyed to the surface, where » thing possible was done to alleviate j pain. Mr. Nugent was . brought town shortly afterwards and taken balck ; PLAS? Sy stroyed. The hay was worth about $14 per ton so the loss of it alone will foot up to $2800 or more. In the barn at the time the fire commenced were a oumber of cows.and six of them were burned to death. Tickell attended to his injuries, Doctor found it necessary to put five stitches to close the deep gash, a An artist was today engaged in painting a sign on the Pine street side of L. Hyman’s store and attracted considerable attention, A long, sweet smoke, cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. stindiinatinaiea MAHER & CO. 35 Cents a Pair eo RENAE your size. These Corsets sold at have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. Your first chance and only chance them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents-a pair. ~ Respectfully, OF Own Baking Powder . T Pr UJ %, 4; Sonth Yuba River, Nevada Co., at extreme low Desperate Dash for Liberty, erers, Brooks, Bishop and Mulligan, started a riot this morning and attemped to gain their liberty. Four hours elapsed before they were captured. Bishop ‘was fatally wounded and Mulligan was shot in the shoulder. The convicts were answering the hospital call when one of them covered Guard Gill with a revolver. . Guard Hurst was also captured after running across the yard to the chair factory. The foreman kept the three m n in front of him and prevented other guards from firing. A big posse surrounded the factory, finally shooting one convict dead through a window. The others then surrendered. Personal Notes. James McDonald of Kansas City arrived here last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmidt. Gus Frizzi, wife and child. of San Francisco are here on a visit. Superintendent £. L. Myers re. tarned here last evenin from a trip to Yuba County and left thig morning for North Bloomfield. Phil Oursow of Oolumbia Aili was —— io town last evening. Dr. 8. J. Rogers is here from Marysville. W. H. Pike is here from Sacramento. : Mrs. N. P. Brown.is very sick. Dr. Victor, wife and children of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. Mies A. Treod of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. Harry Towle returned this morning from San Francisco. re FRANKFoRT, Ky., Avgust 20—Three desperate murd-. . Park. At their meeting last night the Horseshoere Union decided t hat they would close their shops on Friday so astoattend the picnic at Glenbro ok Mrs. Standinger and son, who have Th been visiting at San Francisco, turned today to North San Juan. ing affray here early y Meehan was shot e affray occurred in a salooi and } rewas the outcome of domestic troubles. Meehan may die. Shooting Affray. . Jackson, Cal., August 19—In a shoot. Sunday morning 4 by Owen Fallon. If upon purchasing @ ean you find it does not give the satisfaction we gnara:'tee it to give, return the cad and your 50 cents will be re. funded, We feel sure you will he pl d with One pound can the Baking Powder. for we have: Bot had one +] Can returned, that has been opened and tr'ed Can you blame us for be fi that it wil! please you ? : ing confident tha 50 Cents. Sa eae CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not s8 with those who carfy an OUR VERY BEST SE BES The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. © @B222828]8]e Louw & SHAW GU. sn NEVADA CNY . MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"1S¢2Accident at the Ry dick Mine This Moming b an acoides Proving gash. The apfortunate man Was aly ellow workings the New York Hotel, where Dr, a 4 Thomas Pain. GREAT CORSET SALE: ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we hay 75 cents and 50 cents a‘pair, We you will ever have at en) f ache ia Bers from. Obi pd EJ. Cole are her a e nent of Richmond, Va., our mines. nd H. O. Morrill er am #0’ . Francisco. ef nere fro Rocheste iness trip. bn a bus “palowand child arrive ening from Arizona, oD , Ralph’s mother, Mr " Na Esq. and con returne bston has retarned, fro! nolland daughter arrive ap Frape sco last every drill is visiting bis siste bridge. ad family have I 1 Francisco. bbs mother of Geo.” 4 ned to her Sao Francis eine and danghter, au pr arrived here last evel ithe funeral of the lady hate Thos. Maber. Arthur and daughter, . Ai arn thigeveniog from Se where they have been. Vi Arthur’s moi her. paley, the painter, is ill wi nk Rollins arrived here le pm Revo on a visit to M eo, Levee. er L.S. Calkins, wife ai leturned last evening fre isco. or Chas. N. Felton, Ho ton, Gen. W.~S. Graba yentlemen, who are negoti eof the South Yuba Wat property to Hastern cay expected here in a few da bish up their report. 4 wold a CaueN yates elected at Grass Vi a City and adjacent pi hold a caucus here i 13 aise Is Public Propert da City People May Mit By . ocal Fxpericnce. people will talk. r experivuce for the put ity citizens praise Doa Is. ufferers apprec'ate this. drelief for every kidney at this citizen says: annigin, Jr., corper of P ge streets, miner, 8a B68 years apo when prospe Myself, in Company yv ly in the evening, when hift, l wreuched my back about ten o’clock it was Bee (Ce our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. ae iy os t. Walley. —_—— We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possesston and rely upon it. If you havea Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring it to ug. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. Try us. LEGAAT TROMED HATS AT $1.0 Don't Get Left---Be On Time. A. & H. W. Hartung! PLATES, full U ee 5, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. . 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS hi cen ae 5 SRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEANING. orn tt" PAINLESS EXTRACT! ? @@" No charge for Extracting when plates Pn segue eMTe. Phone Main 633 : R. B. SMITH, D. D. Flasoale Balldiag, up Stairs, Pine Strest, Nevada city is pe, ete. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are sold at a very low price—quality considered, ~ Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired C. J. BRAND, kk — = The Jeweler — Watchmakers s . PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY f verre : —_—y DR. R. E. SMITH a a ry These parlors are a brench of the Electro-D tal . os , : established nearly four years ago. aan ot = oui mont, : y . best eqaipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and OuUVE R&T Sp 90 72 S. eee Are Located Here Perman with allthe modern ELECTRICAL aud other ently ‘We have an elegant Jine of Engraved spoons. Call and se¢ absolutely first-class work, a doing Waskionn gy hs Builai besntifal Soasatione on * ; ; 90 ullding, the Oh i mine, ae Ae wee guaranteed at One-half the regular Prices charged -by other Souven'r 8f 8) ad toreturn home. Mr: ing on West Broad St., to nse Doan’s Kidney P) advice, used the pills as ouly lost balf a shift bef to commence work Si V8 spoken to a pumbe out Doan’s Kduey. F vice at the present tim fering from backache is 8 drug store for Doan’s K nd the result obtained f Will not be diappointing.” by alldealers, Price 60 Iburn Oo, Buffalo, N, 8 forthe United States. ber the uame—Doan’s-her, al18NSS Locals best. of everything in bend your orders to Naffs icest brands of whisky be found ut W.J. Brit bambers, Try them. d is now selling his fan ve cents a louf at the P + Try itand you will al nov hot lunch will be se Bt at William Harry’s sa! ne aud Spring street. Choice wines, “liquors YS on hand. jall/ Oe el He Kept His Leg, J°ars ago J. W. Sullive Conn., scratched his leg Te. Toflammation and I Set in. For two year Densely, «Then the ged 4amMputation, “bat. Used one bottle of Eke bd] 1-2 boxes of Buch ve and my leg was wel! ever” For Eruptions fr, Salt Rheum, Sores Hisorders Electric Bitter ‘Try them, V , SQsrantee Satisfactic hey. Only 50 cents. — 2Oe--—. Hearth, For Sale ata Bargats Plland Ranch, situated ill is offered at a ba: Own and balance on or

oH. fs ee gt ~e %. ~ Nevapa City DaliLty TRaANsc BROWN & CALEINSE, PROPRIETORS. Issued Every Evening, Sundays -Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMeat, s« = $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, 5 12 t-2c Per Wee Delivered to any!partiuffthe olty. a WEDNESDAY .... eeeteceetereuncseseussvcnssazengseseans August 20, 1902 A FINE PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORT FOR OUR VISITORS. ~HE.-PROGRAM.mapped.out,.by.the committees.for, the entertainment of the excursionists and visitors who will arrive here shortly, is one of the best ever prepared by our people for any occasion, and we’ are sure that the strangers who come to Nevada county will go home with the very pleasurable realization and satisfaction that they have seen the best country on earth. Many of our visitors will not feel satisfied and contented whea they reach their Eastern homes, but will begin to make preparations and plan to come to California and live, and cast in their lot with the people of Nevada county, as well as with people in other portions of the State. The more the Easterners see of California and its hopitable people the more they feel constrained to become identified with our interests and prosperity. The reception to be tendered the visitors tomorrow night at Armory Hall will be a fitting and auspicious opening event to the big celebration. The committee respectfully urges every resident of this community to be on hand and extend a welcome greeting to the visitors and make them feel that they are at home with the best people on earth. The following excellent program will’be rendered, after which every— body will be given an opportunity to become acquainted with the visiting strangers: Orchestra. Opening remarks by Thos. S. Ford, Esq. Selection —Mandolin Club. Address of Welcome—Hon. E. M. Preston. Vocal solo—Miss Rogers. Vocal Solo—Dr. O. Swayze. Selection—Mandolin Club. Promenade concert. The picnic and camp stew to be held at Glenbrook Park tempted in this county, as arrangements have been made to accommodate over five thousand people. Chairman Jackson of this committee reports that everything is in readiness at the Park, and all that now remains is for every one to attend aud join in the festivities provided. The fun will commence promptly at 11 a. m. and will conclude with a grand moonlight dance about midnight. The program in detail is as follows: 11 a. m.— Baseball match between Grass Valley and Nevada City teams for a purse. 12 m.—Camp-stew and barbecue, under the direction of Messrs. Fred Zeitler, Frank Dulmaine, George Mainhart and John Eddy. 1p. m.—Literary exercises, reception of and address by Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco. 2 p.m —One-hundred-yard foot race, free for all; boys’ race, 100 yards; girls’ race; relay ball throwing; fat men’s race; K. of P. race; Elks’ race; Native Sons’ race. 3 p. m —Twenty-mile relay bicycle race by members of the California Bicycle Club; sack race; scrub horse race, free for all; Promotion Committee race for three bottles of champagne donated by Rector Bros. 4 pm.—Tandem bicycle race between teams of Nevada City and California Bicycle Club; three-legged race; shoe race. 7 p. m.—Grand balloon ascension, to be followed by a moonlight dance. hy ( THE STORES WILL CLUSE ON FRIDAY. The following petition has been circulated amoug our merchants and unanimously signed: NeEvapa Ciry, CAL., August 20, 1902. We, the undersigned merchants of Nevada City, hereby agree to close our respective places of business on Friday, August 22d, 1902. in order that our employes and others may have an opportunity to attend the picnic, barbecue and other festivities on the said 22d day of August: C. F. Brayton, J. F. Hook, (Colley Bros., C. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden, Grissel Bros.,. G. Fisher, L. Trautman, W. Holmes, Tom Moore, W. Hicks & Dunlap, J. J. Ott, H. Crawford, Legg & Shaw] W. Walters, Nevada Couuty €o., F. M. Smith, Horseshoers’. Electric & Gas Co., W. GifUnion, F. Guenther, C. Wild,. fin, Maher & Co., Jas. Cairns, W. H. Smith, W. G, Richards, . J. Scheeler, Rosenberg Bros., W. E. Johnston, Miss Kate. Citizens Bank, Nevada County Jones, Snell & Fleming, Geo. Bank, Geo. C. Gaylord & Son, E: Turner, Great American] Miller Clothing Emporium, Importing Tea Co, E. W.\John Webber, F. W. Taylor, Schmidt, J. J. Jackson, John. L. Hyman & Co., C. E. Mul~ Delbridge, D. A. Dailey, Geo. loy, Miss E. Hoeft, A. & H. W. Dunster, T. W. Sigourney,. W. Hartung, C. J. Brand. ee one ~on-Friday will -bethe biggest event of its kind ever at-. county C00 00000 CROSEO COON SOR 00INLS ee oie ey ey reer — WS. The TRANSCRIPT to-day publishes another set of engravings, comprising scenic and . other views in various parts of Nevada County. The publication of these attractive views will be continued from day to day, during the stay here of our Knights of Pythias excursionists and will doubtless prove interesting and attractive feature, as they will thus be enabled to enjoy a panoramic view of-the entire county and better realize our resources. * 6 a gee: i oRGS PF eee 2 Maryland, Peabody, and Crown Point Mines, Grass Valley. remed Friday night. Smoker. To-morrow evening the chiefs, and braves of Wyoming Tribe . Peete bel of Red Men will hold a smoker . at their wigwam, at the conclusion of their regular business ses8160. While the dusky warriors are regaling themselves with the fragrance of “Old Virginia” they will listen to some “long talke” from the representatives of the Tribe, who have just returned from the Great Oouncil of Red Men at ‘San Francisco, ports of the representatives will be very interesting and instructive, and all members of Wyoming Tribe, and Red Men who are visiting this city, are requested to be prerent. ; A Change. The re. . Bs Will be seen by the spectal te wbot 7 *. notices elsewhere in the Tran : SORIPT, two fraternal orders of this city—Milo Lodge, K. of P. and Champion Circle, Woodoraft—have changed their night of meeting. Hereafter the Knights of Pythias will meet on Thoreday night and the Women of Woodcraft will asaemble on This change is made in accordance with a-mutual agreement between the two Organizations and it is thought ; will benefit both by assuring a . larger attendance of members. Heretofore a large wamber cf persons belonging to both the Elks and the Knights of Pythias have been unable to attend the two lodges, but this will now be ied. Women of _ en” Copper Mines at Spenceville, Nevada County. sey een DON ~ BARN BURNED, . six Cons Burned lo Death in a Fire Today. _—_— Frank Nugent met wit whilé et work in the Reddck yj ‘Setmeen three and four clock {4 “ogrning which same Dear fatal, He wasin a chute and ma; mis-step and fell down abont twy feet, striking the back of his he against a rail, whioh made a Fire this morning destroyed a large barn at Marshall & Trotter’s dairy, about two miles below Grass Valley. A sperk from a brush fire started the building and as the place was dry and had a good start before it wae noticed the flames soon had it reduced to ruins. In the barn was the entire seasgp’s.crop of hay which amounted . ,. i.. ee 00m as possible hig came to his assistance ang he conveyed to the surface, where » thing possible was done to alleviate j pain. Mr. Nugent was . brought town shortly afterwards and taken balck ; PLAS? Sy stroyed. The hay was worth about $14 per ton so the loss of it alone will foot up to $2800 or more. In the barn at the time the fire commenced were a oumber of cows.and six of them were burned to death. Tickell attended to his injuries, Doctor found it necessary to put five stitches to close the deep gash, a An artist was today engaged in painting a sign on the Pine street side of L. Hyman’s store and attracted considerable attention, A long, sweet smoke, cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. stindiinatinaiea MAHER & CO. 35 Cents a Pair eo RENAE your size. These Corsets sold at have reduced the whole lot to 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. Your first chance and only chance them. All 35 cents a pair. All 35 cents-a pair. ~ Respectfully, OF Own Baking Powder . T Pr UJ %, 4; Sonth Yuba River, Nevada Co., at extreme low Desperate Dash for Liberty, erers, Brooks, Bishop and Mulligan, started a riot this morning and attemped to gain their liberty. Four hours elapsed before they were captured. Bishop ‘was fatally wounded and Mulligan was shot in the shoulder. The convicts were answering the hospital call when one of them covered Guard Gill with a revolver. . Guard Hurst was also captured after running across the yard to the chair factory. The foreman kept the three m n in front of him and prevented other guards from firing. A big posse surrounded the factory, finally shooting one convict dead through a window. The others then surrendered. Personal Notes. James McDonald of Kansas City arrived here last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmidt. Gus Frizzi, wife and child. of San Francisco are here on a visit. Superintendent £. L. Myers re. tarned here last evenin from a trip to Yuba County and left thig morning for North Bloomfield. Phil Oursow of Oolumbia Aili was —— io town last evening. Dr. 8. J. Rogers is here from Marysville. W. H. Pike is here from Sacramento. : Mrs. N. P. Brown.is very sick.

Dr. Victor, wife and children of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. Mies A. Treod of North San Juan left this morning for San Francisco. Harry Towle returned this morning from San Francisco. re FRANKFoRT, Ky., Avgust 20—Three desperate murd-. . Park. At their meeting last night the Horseshoere Union decided t hat they would close their shops on Friday so astoattend the picnic at Glenbro ok Mrs. Standinger and son, who have Th been visiting at San Francisco, turned today to North San Juan. ing affray here early y Meehan was shot e affray occurred in a salooi and } rewas the outcome of domestic troubles. Meehan may die. Shooting Affray. . Jackson, Cal., August 19—In a shoot. Sunday morning 4 by Owen Fallon. If upon purchasing @ ean you find it does not give the satisfaction we gnara:'tee it to give, return the cad and your 50 cents will be re. funded, We feel sure you will he pl d with One pound can the Baking Powder. for we have: Bot had one +] Can returned, that has been opened and tr'ed Can you blame us for be fi that it wil! please you ? : ing confident tha 50 Cents. Sa eae CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Knife. Not s8 with those who carfy an OUR VERY BEST SE BES The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. © @B222828]8]e Louw & SHAW GU. sn NEVADA CNY . MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"1S¢2Accident at the Ry dick Mine This Moming b an acoides Proving gash. The apfortunate man Was aly ellow workings the New York Hotel, where Dr, a 4 Thomas Pain. GREAT CORSET SALE: ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we hay 75 cents and 50 cents a‘pair, We you will ever have at en) f ache ia Bers from. Obi pd EJ. Cole are her a e nent of Richmond, Va., our mines. nd H. O. Morrill er am #0’ . Francisco. ef nere fro Rocheste iness trip. bn a bus “palowand child arrive ening from Arizona, oD , Ralph’s mother, Mr " Na Esq. and con returne bston has retarned, fro! nolland daughter arrive ap Frape sco last every drill is visiting bis siste bridge. ad family have I 1 Francisco. bbs mother of Geo.” 4 ned to her Sao Francis eine and danghter, au pr arrived here last evel ithe funeral of the lady hate Thos. Maber. Arthur and daughter, . Ai arn thigeveniog from Se where they have been. Vi Arthur’s moi her. paley, the painter, is ill wi nk Rollins arrived here le pm Revo on a visit to M eo, Levee. er L.S. Calkins, wife ai leturned last evening fre isco. or Chas. N. Felton, Ho ton, Gen. W.~S. Graba yentlemen, who are negoti eof the South Yuba Wat property to Hastern cay expected here in a few da bish up their report. 4 wold a CaueN yates elected at Grass Vi a City and adjacent pi hold a caucus here i 13 aise Is Public Propert da City People May Mit By . ocal Fxpericnce. people will talk. r experivuce for the put ity citizens praise Doa Is. ufferers apprec'ate this. drelief for every kidney at this citizen says: annigin, Jr., corper of P ge streets, miner, 8a B68 years apo when prospe Myself, in Company yv ly in the evening, when hift, l wreuched my back about ten o’clock it was Bee (Ce our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. ae iy os t. Walley. —_—— We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possesston and rely upon it. If you havea Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring it to ug. We will fix it. That’s our specialty. Try us. LEGAAT TROMED HATS AT $1.0 Don't Get Left---Be On Time. A. & H. W. Hartung! PLATES, full U ee 5, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. . 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS hi cen ae 5 SRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEANING.. orn tt" PAINLESS EXTRACT! ? @@" No charge for Extracting when plates Pn segue eMTe. Phone Main 633 : R. B. SMITH, D. D. Flasoale Balldiag, up Stairs, Pine Strest, Nevada city is pe, ete. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are sold at a very low price—quality considered, ~ Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired C. J. BRAND, kk — = The Jeweler — Watchmakers s . PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY f verre : —_—y DR. R. E. SMITH a a ry These parlors are a brench of the Electro-D tal . os , : established nearly four years ago. aan ot = oui mont, : y . best eqaipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and OuUVE R&T Sp 90 72 S. eee Are Located Here Perman with allthe modern ELECTRICAL aud other ently ‘We have an elegant Jine of Engraved spoons. Call and se¢ absolutely first-class work, a doing Waskionn gy hs Builai besntifal Soasatione on * ; ; 90 ullding, the Oh i mine, ae Ae wee guaranteed at One-half the regular Prices charged -by other Souven'r 8f 8) ad toreturn home. Mr: ing on West Broad St., to nse Doan’s Kidney P) advice, used the pills as ouly lost balf a shift bef to commence work Si V8 spoken to a pumbe out Doan’s Kduey. F vice at the present tim fering from backache is 8 drug store for Doan’s K nd the result obtained f Will not be diappointing.” by alldealers, Price 60 Iburn Oo, Buffalo, N, 8 forthe United States. ber the uame—Doan’s-her, al18NSS Locals best. of everything in bend your orders to Naffs icest brands of whisky be found ut W.J. Brit bambers, Try them. d is now selling his fan ve cents a louf at the P + Try itand you will al nov hot lunch will be se Bt at William Harry’s sa! ne aud Spring street. Choice wines, “liquors YS on hand. jall/ Oe el He Kept His Leg, J°ars ago J. W. Sullive Conn., scratched his leg Te. Toflammation and I Set in. For two year Densely, «Then the ged 4amMputation, “bat. Used one bottle of Eke bd] 1-2 boxes of Buch ve and my leg was wel! ever” For Eruptions fr, Salt Rheum, Sores Hisorders Electric Bitter ‘Try them, V , SQsrantee Satisfactic hey. Only 50 cents. — 2Oe--—. Hearth, For Sale ata Bargats Plland Ranch, situated ill is offered at a ba: Own and balance on or