August 23, 1901 (4 pages)

keeps her bo a good at laxati t nate; nye LANKETS, . is the season ‘ts. ese for less . r $2 00. d sent home, — Co. Houses and j et display. pune aS e. the works s our grand {DLING. 8 wheel must be slean ‘and repalr ears are added G, vada City To mouth got into xe of FOLEY'S REAM. Then smiles and he his uncle. nd be happy. a Parlors : Nevada City eed ike City yesterday. eas ‘ Ee, Ruth Richards hae retarned but in order, will have to turn up Bould. there will pomfleld today. ~ : (rs. Adair has retarned from & vieit San Francisco, BE rs. John Frandy came down m a trip to Santa Oruz. h. J. Ross was down from North {who will have ecsasion to go out in bridge is being. lotmente having been so maile ank Mills, who hae been visiting . », returned to San Francisco today, rs. Millie Morgen and children’ depot, night from a visit to Sen FranL. Miller of Los Angeles arrived} last evening and left this morning orest City. rry Martin, who hag been here on it to his old home, returned to Sen cisco today. ; Maracken of Oroville, who has spending.a few days here, re-. od home this morning, * ies Kattie Rose, who bas been vis~. . her father at North Bloomfield, ned to Pasadena today, G. Logan of Buffalo arrived here bvening and left this morning for. st City on mining business. : ss Annie Nichols, who has been ing in San Francisco and Osklend, med yesterday afternoon. — Davis, J. Ryan, C. O. Gilbert and Shannon of San Francisco arhere on last evening’s train. s. John Hoskings of Grass Valley’ d through town this morning on lay to Washington to visit friends. Mulloy, District Deputy of A. O, . left this morning for Sierra o assist them in getting members. . D. E. Morgan and children re1 d yesterday from Santa Cruz, they have been spending the ber. ole of Kansas arrived here last bg and left this morning for the tain House to visit his brother Cole. . J. F, Robb and daughter, Mise Robb, will leave in a week or so esno to make their fature home. Robb has been there for some bssor H. C. Schroeder and wife ed last evening from a trip to ancisco and the summer resorts, ere accompanied by Miss Leita es Graham, one of the popular Dgists at the National Hotel, left Hay for Campbeil Hot Springs, he will Sojourn for two or three M. Pinney, of San Francisco, Wheodore Ferlan of Oolorado s, Colo., arrived here last evend left this morning for. Sierra examine some mining property ohne <.o-— . rnarkable Octogenarian, bugh eighty-two years old this , Mrs. H. P. Van Oleve, “the ite baby born in the North8 still vigorous of mind and acnterested in the world’s affairs, es in Minneapolis, Minnesota, > story as told in the Ladies’ Yournal for Auguet isa picturnd exciting one. Born at Fort d, Wisconsin, on July 1819, the r of one regular army officer widow of another, she passed all the trials, hardships and res of military and pioneer ihe frontier, and although she ut most of her later days in er experiences have still been ed and unueual character. Her edding anniversary wae celemore than fifteen years ago. is more Catarrh in this section buntry than all other diseases bther, and until the last few aS supposed to be incurable. _ wep Pb owe ee It @ loca isease, prelocal remedies, and biling to cure with 1 treatnounced it incurable. Sci Proven catarrh to be a conal disease, and therefore rénstitutional treatment, Hall’s yure, manufactared by F. J. & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ‘the stitutional cure on the market. in internally in doses from 10 & teaspoonful. It acts directblood and mucous surfaces stem. They offer one hunlars for any case it fails to nd for circularg and testis, F. J. CHENEY & Oo.‘ ._. oledo, Ohio. . Draggists, 756. m amily Pilla are-the best. D Lacea Brxe draught, at glass, at Connell Chambers, land, proprietor, — jig —, ,, 2 hew cigar, Thomas Paine, for ctor Bros, he use, for bar use, for phySe, for everybody's use, Jesse hiskey is always the best and. the general demand, Water is a very pupular beyb hot days, Ss Vhat a Tale It Tells, ——— mirror of yours shows « sallow som moth {the place of the defected suspension 8 jaunbe unusually be come = “ working this side se as fe shown by the fact that the tracture thie afternoon. society has found it to order Superintendent Fairchild ig ~-g. the. construction ie ty adda toni agent sens se and is dems {gcse egies great numterm ve the line in good of horses that will efigage in the ranning order by Admission Day. various events which already await de— oes : cision. E ee eee Bridge to Be Closed. The State Fair management has decided to make the coming meeting one The City Trustees held a special of anusual merit, and to this end has meeting last night and decided to peraig liberal stakes and premiums in wagon geet a bridge to} io setting forth, ot the vast re8. Mudibidieg 5 nec: ik ae ae sources of the State in industrial, horcussed afd Trustees Peard and Rogers ticultursl, viticultural and agricultural were appointed a committee to ascer_. development and pursuits will be ‘tain the dimensions that would be mea ee gration Tey bg aed ora i ek OMe co en rere tetas "tc etvaay latent the fair will be bridge. The Board instructed the shipped to Sacramento and return to the exhibitor. : nightwatchman to notify the houses of ill-repute that the a : alter midsichts to Or! Masquerade Ball Tonight. Bad Weather Below. The masqnerade ball at the New Union platform tonight will be very Shivering in banks of fog which last largely attended. All kinds of cosnearly the whole day, the coast cities tames will be worn by the gay dancers, Angust weather during the past week, . _°° @*80d march will start promptly mes the cold foggy weather . 2? "clock and it will be a great sight. ing over to cool off the superheated . Neveda City band and it will be of the interior valleys, but this time it is not . "°°7 best. A special train will be ran #0; the interior also is cool. While sr a Valley, leaving there at 8 50 to 86 in San a tra . Ths following prises will be awasded: 49 to 68 in Napa, 52 to 86 at Palermo. . Best sustained gentleman character and 54 to 76 at Sacramento, a gold nugget pin from W. H. Dunlap. sl —Best original gentleman character— Maloney at the Theater. silver shaving mug from ©. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—¢3 hat from L. A a gp os Co, is gentieman dancer—$3 pair of -“Maloney’s Wedding,” which is to — ao Sa agpbe presented at the theater here Mon-. Best sustain y character —$10 day night, is said to be one of the very . Parlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. best and most laughable comedies that ue eg’ wong here oom eat dl has ever been presented on this coast. Best lady—ta oa deeds oat: : dressed " The audience is kept laughing from . ‘Fr gt Meher & Oo., valued at b start to flinieh by the funny actions PR nee ; D Vinton. and sayinge of the various characters. Best dressed group—banquet-at the The ‘jokes are not of the “chesnut” or-. National Hotel. : der but are new and every sentence. Best original group—banquet at the New Union Hotel. poner tbc Seats are now on . ” Bost group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. ——_ . Best group of dancers—case of-soda Arrested and Set Free. from Daniel & Powell. est Topsy—pair of kid gloves from ; Snell & Fleming. : z Dr. J. H. Hanaford says inthe West-. Best comedian—box ‘of Woodpecker’ tern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is! cigars from Wm. Giffin. % : ly treated, the first step in the} Best.clogdancer—box of cigars from Bireotion of consumption arrested, the . John Hopkins. : lungs developed, the breath set free,we. Second best clog— sack of flour from need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s. P. G. Scadden. Baleam for the throat and lungs is the} Best cakewalkere—cake from Howard roper treatment for the ‘first cough. Loveland and a bottle of champagne Ro other remedy has saved so many /}from Rice & Beckley. t from consumption. Large bottles 25c. Oldest ledy character—fve pounds and 60c. or sale by H. Dickerman, . of Commercial Blend tea from Union sole agent. *-}and Herald. Taylor’s Tea Store +e Oldest gentleman Cold Storage Meats boy character—$2book from For special first-class Cold Storage. BH: Dickerman. Meats you should send your orders to. Best girl character—box of French ndy from C. Tegler. « Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The re oo group of children—one on of finest ‘of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb. jnimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. in the market. je21-tf Best clown—one year’s subscription . : to the Transonirr. aeranty of ite parit — Sp wd esc Whiskey d simaceriet A most adorable trait in any girl, at : any season, is enthusiasm. It belongs Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water./. to girl-life to be eager and spontaneous, Try it. jaott . to be vehement and inclined to the sup— erlative. Good Meats, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia lley Brothers have the very best. For Those Living in the Malaria Disoh tear mutton and veal on —_—* tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. all times. character—five ounds of fresh roasted coffee from ° The imherited — handed down from eration, and family to family. destructive of these is fan aby i ims att number of its vi sari ce iF ou inted sharp, pains causing the most a fail ne cure mows ao clam Of healing The ,-an ig. been accumulatin og a perhaps ar gence mem gg pt eenty and build up the blood, remove the cause, when The eae oe eee ae there int i ur blood it out at p dpa . eonepierenes of Sates orulcer. We Cancer which we will mail free. . Our a toggle have bed an unusual experience in and there will be fun for every body. . . dancer—box of perfame{™ “, ae 53 ey = es * ASS = FRESH s. 4 : Papers Signed, Work to Be Commenced on the Posey Wine. The necessary papers in the bondibg of the Posey mine, Willow Valley district, were signed yesterday, and erty next Monday. W. H: Bray, who represeiits a number of San Francisco capitaliste, will be in charge of the mine, and as he is ranked high in mining circles it is confidently expected that the Posey will soon be put in a good shape. The hoisting works of Foreman & Hastings, situated on the Washington Ridge, have been purchased and will b> removed to the Posey as soon as possible. On Monday next the sinking of the shaft will be continued, and development work will be kept up right along. Mr. Bray bus govd hopes for the fature of this property and will use his beet endeavors to bring it to the front. His company is well supplied with capital, and everything necessary to the proper development of the mine will be carried out in a systematic manner. At the Mountaineer. oS A few men were laid off at the Mountaineer mine last evening while preparations are being made to sink the shaft at the 1200-foot level. John Bender, one of the largest stockholders, is here from Hamilton, Obio, and has expressed himself ag well pleased with the future prospects of the prop= erty. Superintendent W. A. Dennis has been contemplating the inauguration of the work mentioned above for some time, and it will be started as soon as all the arrangements are perfected. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the OnLy remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung . troubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. ‘[ry onz bottle. Recommended many years b all druggists in the world. Get Green's Prize Almanac. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. = The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and. balance on time. Eoquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Their Secret is Out. ‘All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement 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 hus: band. “It completely cured her and also.cured our little grand-daughter of @ severe attack of Wheoping Cough.” It positively cures Coughs, Colde, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung teonbo . Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. 5 aaa For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore. whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chilf Tonic cures Ma aria. 500 2 my15-6m NEVADA THEATRE, ~ ONE NIGHT ONLY. Monday, August 26th, A FARCE COMEDY fall of laughs from start to finish. “Galoney’s Wedng” EVERYBODY SHOULD BE WELL PRRPARED TO LAUGH AS THE PLAY WAS WRITTEN FOR THAT PURPOSE. Letest Songs, Latest Speciaities, Oue Long Iaugh from Start to Finish. — Prices 25, 60 and 75 Cts, + Seats om Sale at Foley's, @ & TRY instant ‘use . . ,BAYLES LUNCH, HERRING, per jar — GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. — A Successtul Firm. . Fight Awarded, DF San Francisco, August 22—The JeffRice & Lewis, a Onis City, ries fight was awarded to the Twentieth Kept Busy Hu je Gime. Century Club late this afternoon. This If the reader i¢ contemplating bnild-. Club gives for the bout 62 per cent of ing or repairing of any kind, we would the gross receipts. Tne remainder, 88 suggest that Rice & Lewis, the up-to. Pe cent, goes to the club. date contractors; be consulted -as-to plans and estimates. This enterprising firm always takes particular pains} Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s to give entire satisfaction in every es ae Tone. Is = simply respect, and their work all over this} fron an ne tS eless form. city shows how well they heve sucie ease, wo par. Eric, 250, __my1566m 2 THESE. eo °e @ 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 40‘cents Soes to Ourkey. os v Panis, August 22—The Matin yesterday morning announced that the French second-class cruiser Gassard started for Turkish waters Tuesday and that a naval division is ready to follow. Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Burra.o Laces Baer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg ceeded. They keep a number of com—=— petent workmen constantly employed and all their contracts are carried out to the letter. No matter how small ‘or how large the job is, no slighting of work under their supervision occurs. By close attentien to business and fair dealing the firm of Rice & Lewis has gained an enviable reputation in this community. At théir Plaza mills} all kinds of grill work is turned out iti] short order, and at reasonable prices. Meke a point to have a talk with these successful builders and conttactors before placing your orders School Opens Soon, and you will want SOHOOL SHOES. We have a fine selection, consisting of the following line: Red-School House Shoe. Village School Shoe. District 76 School Shoe i=.Fi. oo Never. Rip Shoe, for Boys, Prices from $1 to $2, *oserdine None better. Chief Justice Dead. BOVEY BROS. ToRoNTO, Ontario., August 22—Chief Some Foolish People "SAND OTHER , Broad Street. Apaldedeerdayean, . mmsreaiafast E'coode GROCERIES >}. Allow a cough to run until it gets» beyond the reach of medicine. ‘They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Baléam, which is sold on a positive gaarantee.to cure, they would inimediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c, 1 sizefree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. I¢ makes you feel good but it does not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge whiskey. The name is a guaranty of ite purity —Jesee Moore whiskey is always right. 7Ge-+ It is worth coming many blocks to buy here. Our stock is fresh and wholesome, Many sales keep goods moving out and in all the time. Nothing hae a chance to lose its freshness. Every article is just as good as when it left_the producers’ hands. Excellent Quality and Little Prices are responsible for quick sales. Don’t these talk economy SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. = Ranuee Lager Brrr on draught. at the OwL. 65 centea glass. jl0-tt ee SS Hundreds of People -are using our FRESH-ROASTED = Or perhaps the fact has slipped evada City for twenty-eight great bargains now in Perhaps You Don’t Know It, your mind, that J. D. Fleming, the juoior member of the well known DRY GUODS FIRM OF SNELL & FLEMING, bas been behind the counter in years, DEALING OUT BARGAINS DAILY TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY. We always aim to please and give satisfaction, and this is why our customers always come back. to know what will please the ladies, and we have the benefit of this experience whea purchasing our. stock. It takes years of experience We are giving DRY and FANCY GOODS, SUMMER DRESS ‘GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. _A FINE LINE OF CARPETS and LINOLEUMS. COFFEES: —and— SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. BLENDED TT ADMISSION F UTIALAUDIANAUIANAUAUALAIIAN EAA AIALAUANAIOUALLULAT DAY. TEAS— Have you tried us yet ? Thinking-about It ? Four continuous days of _ of Caliiornia’s Pifty-Pirst Don’t delay--delays are dangerous, At Grass Valley no‘je "saw. ca mance, Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. leasure in commemoration aniversary as a State. RECEPTIONS, CONCERTT, ENTERTAINMENTS, PARADES, eiee——. DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors'from all over the State will be in attendance. Accommodations for-everyone, courteous treatment to all. Excursions to the mines. Dedication of the Electric Road, Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will imA Busy, Good Time Reduced Rates on all trains. , Native Sons welcome you. . {0 All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. The PME UAAMKAAA AAA AAA AAA ANA GUA SAA Ub AAA Abd 46h J4k db 14k db 15k Ad 14k Jd 6 Jd dd prove your health. Jae TAYLOR'S TEL AND COFFEE HOUSE : Diamonds. CALL AND SEE Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to ‘ mention can,be seen at C.J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. genuine stones and can_be relied on. They are the Diamond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS. ~. . A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine _ nee * we

keeps her bo a good at laxati t nate; nye LANKETS, . is the season ‘ts. ese for less . r $2 00. d sent home, — Co. Houses and j et display. pune aS e. the works s our grand {DLING. 8 wheel must be slean ‘and repalr ears are added G, vada City To mouth got into xe of FOLEY'S REAM. Then smiles and he his uncle. nd be happy. a Parlors : Nevada City eed ike City yesterday. eas ‘ Ee, Ruth Richards hae retarned but in order, will have to turn up Bould. there will pomfleld today. ~ : (rs. Adair has retarned from & vieit San Francisco, BE rs. John Frandy came down m a trip to Santa Oruz. h. J. Ross was down from North {who will have ecsasion to go out in bridge is being. lotmente having been so maile ank Mills, who hae been visiting . », returned to San Francisco today, rs. Millie Morgen and children’ depot, night from a visit to Sen FranL. Miller of Los Angeles arrived} last evening and left this morning orest City. rry Martin, who hag been here on it to his old home, returned to Sen cisco today. ; Maracken of Oroville, who has spending.a few days here, re-. od home this morning, * ies Kattie Rose, who bas been vis~. . her father at North Bloomfield, ned to Pasadena today, G. Logan of Buffalo arrived here bvening and left this morning for. st City on mining business. : ss Annie Nichols, who has been ing in San Francisco and Osklend, med yesterday afternoon. — Davis, J. Ryan, C. O. Gilbert and Shannon of San Francisco arhere on last evening’s train. s. John Hoskings of Grass Valley’ d through town this morning on lay to Washington to visit friends. Mulloy, District Deputy of A. O, . left this morning for Sierra o assist them in getting members. . D. E. Morgan and children re1 d yesterday from Santa Cruz, they have been spending the ber. ole of Kansas arrived here last bg and left this morning for the tain House to visit his brother Cole. . J. F, Robb and daughter, Mise Robb, will leave in a week or so esno to make their fature home. Robb has been there for some bssor H. C. Schroeder and wife ed last evening from a trip to ancisco and the summer resorts, ere accompanied by Miss Leita es Graham, one of the popular Dgists at the National Hotel, left Hay for Campbeil Hot Springs, he will Sojourn for two or three M. Pinney, of San Francisco, Wheodore Ferlan of Oolorado s, Colo., arrived here last evend left this morning for. Sierra examine some mining property ohne <.o-— . rnarkable Octogenarian, bugh eighty-two years old this , Mrs. H. P. Van Oleve, “the ite baby born in the North8 still vigorous of mind and acnterested in the world’s affairs, es in Minneapolis, Minnesota, > story as told in the Ladies’ Yournal for Auguet isa picturnd exciting one. Born at Fort d, Wisconsin, on July 1819, the r of one regular army officer widow of another, she passed all the trials, hardships and res of military and pioneer ihe frontier, and although she ut most of her later days in er experiences have still been ed and unueual character. Her edding anniversary wae celemore than fifteen years ago. is more Catarrh in this section buntry than all other diseases bther, and until the last few aS supposed to be incurable. _ wep Pb owe ee It @ loca isease, prelocal remedies, and biling to cure with 1 treatnounced it incurable. Sci Proven catarrh to be a conal disease, and therefore rénstitutional treatment, Hall’s yure, manufactared by F. J. & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ‘the stitutional cure on the market. in internally in doses from 10 & teaspoonful. It acts directblood and mucous surfaces stem. They offer one hunlars for any case it fails to nd for circularg and testis, F. J. CHENEY & Oo.‘ ._. oledo, Ohio. . Draggists, 756. m amily Pilla are-the best. D Lacea Brxe draught, at glass, at Connell Chambers, land, proprietor, — jig —, ,, 2 hew cigar, Thomas Paine, for ctor Bros, he use, for bar use, for phySe, for everybody's use, Jesse hiskey is always the best and. the general demand, Water is a very pupular beyb hot days, Ss Vhat a Tale It Tells, ——— mirror of yours shows « sallow som moth {the place of the defected suspension 8 jaunbe unusually be come = “ working this side se as fe shown by the fact that the tracture thie afternoon. society has found it to order Superintendent Fairchild ig ~-g. the. construction ie ty adda toni agent sens se and is dems {gcse egies great numterm ve the line in good of horses that will efigage in the ranning order by Admission Day. various events which already await de— oes : cision. E ee eee Bridge to Be Closed. The State Fair management has decided to make the coming meeting one The City Trustees held a special of anusual merit, and to this end has meeting last night and decided to peraig liberal stakes and premiums in wagon geet a bridge to} io setting forth, ot the vast re8. Mudibidieg 5 nec: ik ae ae sources of the State in industrial, horcussed afd Trustees Peard and Rogers ticultursl, viticultural and agricultural were appointed a committee to ascer_. development and pursuits will be ‘tain the dimensions that would be mea ee gration Tey bg aed ora i ek OMe co en rere tetas "tc etvaay latent the fair will be bridge. The Board instructed the shipped to Sacramento and return to the exhibitor. : nightwatchman to notify the houses of ill-repute that the a : alter midsichts to Or! Masquerade Ball Tonight. Bad Weather Below. The masqnerade ball at the New Union platform tonight will be very Shivering in banks of fog which last largely attended. All kinds of cosnearly the whole day, the coast cities tames will be worn by the gay dancers, Angust weather during the past week, . _°° @*80d march will start promptly mes the cold foggy weather . 2? "clock and it will be a great sight. ing over to cool off the superheated . Neveda City band and it will be of the interior valleys, but this time it is not . "°°7 best. A special train will be ran #0; the interior also is cool. While sr a Valley, leaving there at 8 50 to 86 in San a tra . Ths following prises will be awasded: 49 to 68 in Napa, 52 to 86 at Palermo. . Best sustained gentleman character and 54 to 76 at Sacramento, a gold nugget pin from W. H. Dunlap. sl —Best original gentleman character— Maloney at the Theater. silver shaving mug from ©. J. Brand’s. Best dressed gentleman—¢3 hat from L. A a gp os Co, is gentieman dancer—$3 pair of -“Maloney’s Wedding,” which is to — ao Sa agpbe presented at the theater here Mon-. Best sustain y character —$10 day night, is said to be one of the very . Parlor lamp from Legg & Shaw Co. best and most laughable comedies that ue eg’ wong here oom eat dl has ever been presented on this coast. Best lady—ta oa deeds oat: : dressed " The audience is kept laughing from . ‘Fr gt Meher & Oo., valued at b start to flinieh by the funny actions PR nee ; D Vinton. and sayinge of the various characters. Best dressed group—banquet-at the The ‘jokes are not of the “chesnut” or-. National Hotel. : der but are new and every sentence. Best original group—banquet at the New Union Hotel. poner tbc Seats are now on . ” Bost group of ladies—banquet at the New York Hotel. ——_ . Best group of dancers—case of-soda Arrested and Set Free. from Daniel & Powell. est Topsy—pair of kid gloves from ; Snell & Fleming. : z Dr. J. H. Hanaford says inthe West-. Best comedian—box ‘of Woodpecker’ tern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is! cigars from Wm. Giffin. % : ly treated, the first step in the} Best.clogdancer—box of cigars from Bireotion of consumption arrested, the . John Hopkins. : lungs developed, the breath set free,we. Second best clog— sack of flour from need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s. P. G. Scadden. Baleam for the throat and lungs is the} Best cakewalkere—cake from Howard roper treatment for the ‘first cough. Loveland and a bottle of champagne Ro other remedy has saved so many /}from Rice & Beckley. t from consumption. Large bottles 25c. Oldest ledy character—fve pounds and 60c. or sale by H. Dickerman, . of Commercial Blend tea from Union sole agent. *-}and Herald. Taylor’s Tea Store +e Oldest gentleman Cold Storage Meats boy character—$2book from For special first-class Cold Storage. BH: Dickerman. Meats you should send your orders to. Best girl character—box of French ndy from C. Tegler. « Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The re oo group of children—one on of finest ‘of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb. jnimisable ice cream from Jas. Foley. in the market. je21-tf Best clown—one year’s subscription . : to the Transonirr. aeranty of ite parit — Sp wd esc Whiskey d simaceriet A most adorable trait in any girl, at : any season, is enthusiasm. It belongs Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water./. to girl-life to be eager and spontaneous, Try it. jaott . to be vehement and inclined to the sup— erlative. Good Meats, Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia lley Brothers have the very best. For Those Living in the Malaria Disoh tear mutton and veal on —_—* tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. all times. character—five ounds of fresh roasted coffee from ° The imherited — handed down from eration, and family to family. destructive of these is fan aby i ims att number of its vi sari ce iF ou inted sharp, pains causing the most a fail ne cure mows ao clam Of healing The ,-an ig. been accumulatin og a perhaps ar gence mem gg pt eenty and build up the blood, remove the cause, when The eae oe eee ae there int i ur blood it out at p dpa . eonepierenes of Sates orulcer. We Cancer which we will mail free. . Our a toggle have bed an unusual experience in and there will be fun for every body. . . dancer—box of perfame{™ “, ae 53 ey = es * ASS = FRESH s. 4 : Papers Signed,

Work to Be Commenced on the Posey Wine. The necessary papers in the bondibg of the Posey mine, Willow Valley district, were signed yesterday, and erty next Monday. W. H: Bray, who represeiits a number of San Francisco capitaliste, will be in charge of the mine, and as he is ranked high in mining circles it is confidently expected that the Posey will soon be put in a good shape. The hoisting works of Foreman & Hastings, situated on the Washington Ridge, have been purchased and will b> removed to the Posey as soon as possible. On Monday next the sinking of the shaft will be continued, and development work will be kept up right along. Mr. Bray bus govd hopes for the fature of this property and will use his beet endeavors to bring it to the front. His company is well supplied with capital, and everything necessary to the proper development of the mine will be carried out in a systematic manner. At the Mountaineer. oS A few men were laid off at the Mountaineer mine last evening while preparations are being made to sink the shaft at the 1200-foot level. John Bender, one of the largest stockholders, is here from Hamilton, Obio, and has expressed himself ag well pleased with the future prospects of the prop= erty. Superintendent W. A. Dennis has been contemplating the inauguration of the work mentioned above for some time, and it will be started as soon as all the arrangements are perfected. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; ij not possible for you, then in either case take the OnLy remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung . troubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. ‘[ry onz bottle. Recommended many years b all druggists in the world. Get Green's Prize Almanac. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. = The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and. balance on time. Eoquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Their Secret is Out. ‘All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement 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 hus: band. “It completely cured her and also.cured our little grand-daughter of @ severe attack of Wheoping Cough.” It positively cures Coughs, Colde, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung teonbo . Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. 5 aaa For home use, for bar use, for physician’s use, for everybody’s use, Jesse Moore. whiskey is always the best and is in most general demand. Malaria Makes impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chilf Tonic cures Ma aria. 500 2 my15-6m NEVADA THEATRE, ~ ONE NIGHT ONLY. Monday, August 26th, A FARCE COMEDY fall of laughs from start to finish. “Galoney’s Wedng” EVERYBODY SHOULD BE WELL PRRPARED TO LAUGH AS THE PLAY WAS WRITTEN FOR THAT PURPOSE. Letest Songs, Latest Speciaities, Oue Long Iaugh from Start to Finish. — Prices 25, 60 and 75 Cts, + Seats om Sale at Foley's, @ & TRY instant ‘use . . ,BAYLES LUNCH, HERRING, per jar — GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. — A Successtul Firm. . Fight Awarded, DF San Francisco, August 22—The JeffRice & Lewis, a Onis City, ries fight was awarded to the Twentieth Kept Busy Hu je Gime. Century Club late this afternoon. This If the reader i¢ contemplating bnild-. Club gives for the bout 62 per cent of ing or repairing of any kind, we would the gross receipts. Tne remainder, 88 suggest that Rice & Lewis, the up-to. Pe cent, goes to the club. date contractors; be consulted -as-to plans and estimates. This enterprising firm always takes particular pains} Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s to give entire satisfaction in every es ae Tone. Is = simply respect, and their work all over this} fron an ne tS eless form. city shows how well they heve sucie ease, wo par. Eric, 250, __my1566m 2 THESE. eo °e @ 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 25 cents 40‘cents Soes to Ourkey. os v Panis, August 22—The Matin yesterday morning announced that the French second-class cruiser Gassard started for Turkish waters Tuesday and that a naval division is ready to follow. Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Burra.o Laces Baer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg ceeded. They keep a number of com—=— petent workmen constantly employed and all their contracts are carried out to the letter. No matter how small ‘or how large the job is, no slighting of work under their supervision occurs. By close attentien to business and fair dealing the firm of Rice & Lewis has gained an enviable reputation in this community. At théir Plaza mills} all kinds of grill work is turned out iti] short order, and at reasonable prices. Meke a point to have a talk with these successful builders and conttactors before placing your orders School Opens Soon, and you will want SOHOOL SHOES. We have a fine selection, consisting of the following line: Red-School House Shoe. Village School Shoe. District 76 School Shoe i=.Fi. oo Never. Rip Shoe, for Boys, Prices from $1 to $2, *oserdine None better. Chief Justice Dead. BOVEY BROS. ToRoNTO, Ontario., August 22—Chief Some Foolish People "SAND OTHER , Broad Street. Apaldedeerdayean, . mmsreaiafast E'coode GROCERIES >}. Allow a cough to run until it gets» beyond the reach of medicine. ‘They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Baléam, which is sold on a positive gaarantee.to cure, they would inimediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c, 1 sizefree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. I¢ makes you feel good but it does not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge whiskey. The name is a guaranty of ite purity —Jesee Moore whiskey is always right. 7Ge-+ It is worth coming many blocks to buy here. Our stock is fresh and wholesome, Many sales keep goods moving out and in all the time. Nothing hae a chance to lose its freshness. Every article is just as good as when it left_the producers’ hands. Excellent Quality and Little Prices are responsible for quick sales. Don’t these talk economy SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. = Ranuee Lager Brrr on draught. at the OwL. 65 centea glass. jl0-tt ee SS Hundreds of People -are using our FRESH-ROASTED = Or perhaps the fact has slipped evada City for twenty-eight great bargains now in Perhaps You Don’t Know It, your mind, that J. D. Fleming, the juoior member of the well known DRY GUODS FIRM OF SNELL & FLEMING, bas been behind the counter in years, DEALING OUT BARGAINS DAILY TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY. We always aim to please and give satisfaction, and this is why our customers always come back. to know what will please the ladies, and we have the benefit of this experience whea purchasing our. stock. It takes years of experience We are giving DRY and FANCY GOODS, SUMMER DRESS ‘GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. _A FINE LINE OF CARPETS and LINOLEUMS. COFFEES: —and— SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. BLENDED TT ADMISSION F UTIALAUDIANAUIANAUAUALAIIAN EAA AIALAUANAIOUALLULAT DAY.. TEAS— Have you tried us yet ? Thinking-about It ? Four continuous days of _ of Caliiornia’s Pifty-Pirst Don’t delay--delays are dangerous, At Grass Valley no‘je "saw. ca mance, Parlor, No. 29, N. D. G. W., on SEPTEMBER 7th, 8th, oth and 10th. leasure in commemoration aniversary as a State.. RECEPTIONS, CONCERTT, ENTERTAINMENTS, PARADES, eiee——. DANCES and ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Visitors'from all over the State will be in attendance. Accommodations for-everyone, courteous treatment to all. Excursions to the mines. Dedication of the Electric Road, Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will imA Busy, Good Time Reduced Rates on all trains. , Native Sons welcome you. . {0 All Who Attend. The entire State is invited. The PME UAAMKAAA AAA AAA AAA ANA GUA SAA Ub AAA Abd 46h J4k db 14k db 15k Ad 14k Jd 6 Jd dd prove your health. Jae TAYLOR'S TEL AND COFFEE HOUSE : Diamonds. CALL AND SEE Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to ‘ mention can,be seen at C.J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. genuine stones and can_be relied on. They are the Diamond-setting is our specialty. OUR NEW GOODS. ~. . A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine _ nee * we