August 23, 1902 (4 pages)

_ FO SSO IS a! .<} ~~ Nevapba City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEING, PRoPRrEerors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Mati, « . =~ * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 7 ; i ; Delivered toany partic f§thé city. ————— 412 1-2c Per Wee SATURDAY .. om ; August 23, 1902 —All Are Pleased. cami 4 HE RECEPTIONS, picnic and campstew which have. been tendered our visitors from abroad have all been . largely attended and have proved very successful af-' fairs. Or guests have greatly appreciated the manner in which they have been entertained and all the committees who have so faithfully labored for the success of the project, and our citizens generally, have been flatteringly complimented by the excursionist$ whose only regret is that they cannot remain indefinitely in our county. They are deeply impressed with our resources and the extensive advertising that they will give Nevada county upon the’r return home will ultimately result in much benefit to this section of California. Among the visitors are a uumber of ex-residents of this county who have taken this opportunity to return to their old stamping ground and scenes of former days. They have all enjoyed the hospitality of our people and have been kept busy renewing friendships with the pioneer residents of the. county and making many new friends with the younger) people of this community. ‘ To-day our visitors were escorted to the various mines in the vicinity of Nevada City and Grass Valley where they will have an opportunity to see the practical mining and milling of Nevada county ore. To many of them the extensive ‘scale and novel manner of treating the gold quartz wasa great revelation, and the souvenir specimens given them by the superintendents were greatly treasured and appreciated. To-night our people andthe excursionists will meet once more for an evening of pleasure and sociability, at Armory . Hall, where midst the strains of sweet music the time will be . delightfully whiled away in the dance. The committee who, have charge of the ball wiil see to it that our guests are given . every attention, and the closing feature of the three-days. program will undoubtedly prove to be one that will long linge: : in the memories of our citizens and visitors. . Nevada county’s celebration has been a decided’ success . and our people have cause to congratulate themselves for the able manner in which every detail was executed. WSTED THE MS, Church Services. Following ts a list of the religious . services to be held at the various \churches in this city tomérrow, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST. Preaching ia tbe morning by the . pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, In the evening Mr. George Delbridge of Homestead, Pennsylvauia, will pre: ch. Suaoday school at close of morning service. Intermediate League at 5:30 p, m, Epworth League at 6:30, topic “F:eedom for Service.” Leader, Stephen Roberts. Class meeting at 9:45 4. m., leader, J, Tamblyn. : CONGREGATIONAL The pastor Rev. J. Sime wili preach inthe morning. In tbe evening J. H. Warren, D. D., of San Francisco who organized the Congregaiional echureh in this city, and was its first pastor for seven years, will cfHiciate. Every bedy should be present to hear him, The Guests Given a Speci: men and Well ~ Entertained. The visitors at this city and Grass Valley were today taken to the mines und shown the places where much of California’s golden wealth has come from. They were all given a ride down the mines and wee” trested royally by the Superintendents. The Nevada Clty visitors were taken to the Champion mine first and aftera trip through it they were taken to.the. °?°! 4 ; Home mine. Each visitor was given . >°bior Endeavor wiil meet at 6:30 p aspecimen for a souvenirand atthe. ™» led by Do A. Dailey; Merrifield mine each one dug out . "Freedom for Service.” piece of rock for themselves. Mayor) *°"00! #t the close of Schmitz was in the party. Photog . SPrvice. rapher Moore took several pictures of Al W ; Pi ni the party underground, Will incorporate The Marysville Demcerat says that S James O’Brien of Smarteville went to aera aan Nevada City to meet John Spaulding, Hon C. N. Felton and Hon. W. OC. Rilston. It is said the last named geotiemen are after the water right of the Marysville & Nevada Company. gee et ey: Band Concert. ) The Nevada City Band gave a concert at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the balcony of the National Hotel, and was listered to with marked appreciation by the c’owd. _> Oo? It you are going to use whiskey, use the purest and best; such as is so'd in all first-class places—Gilt Edge Whisker; insist on having {t, Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Frencisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. GL AaaK Sees . “The Arabian Nights.” That most fascinating book, “The Arabian Nights’ Entertainment,” is not the work of any one man or men, but simply a compilation of Arabian folklore tales, doubtless told in the bazaars by -professional raconteurs so often as to make them history. These tales have suffered many alterations and in their present form show traces of translation to Egyptian soil. The date of the accepted version is not earlier than 1450 A. D. .The book was first introduced into Europe through a translation from Arabic into the French by one Antoine Galland in 1704. The manuscripts used by him bore the date of 1548. -*. “ Subject, Sabbath the morning The following articles of ineorporation have been’ filed in the ettee of the Secretary of State: Lakanan Investment Company. Principal place o business, San Francisco. Directors, J. M. Lakenan, H. F. Lakenan, C. B. Lakenan, EM, Lakenan and L. V. Guthrie. Oapitel, aiock, $76800; subscribed, $500. ++ ee ea Met His Old Friend. C. F. Lloyd of Georgetown, El Dorado county, is visiting in Nevada City. Mr. Boyd was a resident of this county in the early days, and went from here to El Dorado county, where he has resided ever since. He came over to see his boybood friend, L R Bingham of Iowa, who is in this city. On the Sick List * Mrs. David Holland of Lost Hill, is quite sick. Mrs. Vic Sauvee is still very ill at her home at Blue Tent.” —_———_—-+ eg e--—____ The most {delightfully . blended whisky known to the human palate is “‘Je-se Moore’—the standard for over fifty years f ss hn a sa Se nevada Counig” Views. Oooo SEO SORTER NOON TENNN NODS we “-Thé 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. Osborn Hill, Electric, Empire and Orleans Mines, Grass Valley Township. nine. top of the Killed by aFall WaHitTyeR, Cal, August 22. — The body of Jose Laius, a Mexican, emplyed on a ranch near here, was found to-day at the . foot of a ladder leading to the top of & windmill. Death had evidently occurred last night, presumably from a fall from the Has Resigned. Bertin, August 22. — Admiral ' Von Diederichs has resigned his post as Ohief of Staff of the Navy. He has been succeeded by. ViceAdmiral Buresel. Admiral Von Diederichs is the officer who as Vice-Admiral, was in command of the German equadron of five cruisers in MaHila Bay at the time Commodore (now Admiral) Dewey was oper. ating against the Spaniards, Nevadas to Meet Grass ‘Valleys TomorrowAfternoon. The Nevada and Grass Valleys will play another match game of baseball committed . at Glenbrook, ' It will be.the first of a e e { _ Suicided. game, which promiseto beaclose and ae er jinteresting one, will be called at 2 Santa Rosa, Oal., Angast 22.—) o’clook sharp. There will be several Orick Boyce, son of the late Dr: . changes in the line-up of both teams Boyce of this city, suicide to day by taking strychHa was on the atreats early in the day and apparently in usual spirits. and a b-tter snowing than they have in the lust few games. The price of admission Will be 25 cents for gentiemen andf 10 cents for fare on the electric car will be 10 cents. . TRANSORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on series of five games for a purse of $100 for the best three out of five, The the Nevadas expect to make ladies and the round trip House to Rent. Houéé to rent on Broad street, mirably located. Enquire at the Piety Hill. tf WL PAY BISBAL Grizzly Hiil Co ‘Francisey to avténd the ing of the stockholders pany. The company pu rary machinery to pros and dévelopments*have Proven isfactory :that the com AN Ly It Will be: Insta nal Mention the Gizly Mine, Superintendent G, P. Hal ae annual pew plant is put in, the force of wa men will be increased ~ Mr, the company have great fa; property, roll. by expect‘to be paying dividend’ ee If you want a g00d, cool drink io beer—the very best in town— Ad. . aad see Wm. Harry, Conlon, Granite Hill, Slate Ledge (Perrin), and Centen nial Mines, Grass Valley Township. . . { . { } . . . Gilt Edge Whiskey. Luigen & ©05., Sao Franctsco, Sole proprietors. When you don’t feel well try a little . First you'll feel better. Then you'll look better. appetite will come back. For sale by . the all first-class dealers. Wichman, . sons def $10 Reward Offered. #33. L. Hyman offers a reward of $10 for conviction of . acing his store. building, or the signs painted thereon. a21-2t Feseciey any person or perL Hyman. Of the. Pect the ‘mi Pany Will gy. Hail ang b in the and before Many monthg drop ji tf-m7 7 Smoke the\up-to-date Cigar Thomsg Paine, none better, For sale { Regt Bros, Nectity ep iedown from the De lvnn ia here from Sac of Eureka was one of} g esterday. pneste y€ lia was up from Spent Ci? ae ou in Re r of Washington, TSS baa t iD “7 Leonard of Oroville is ht sarffe ret urned yesterd large the plant m Chicago. ‘ . p » 8nd putin larger a te ity came down. fr gavier machinery, \As’ goon aaa Hegarty t ye Poet A. D. Gassa® from North Bloomfi ind left for San Francis bs of San Francisco, W siting at Forest City ca evening and left for ] sterday and left . Mrs, Randolph, who b 35 Cents a Pair REARKKK ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we have your size. These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair. We have reduced the whole lot to — 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. Your, first chance and only chance you will ever havea All 35 cents a pair. them. All 35 cents a pair. ~-Respectfully,~ Wiaher c& —SS= MAHER & CO. . windmill, while atrf tag tempting to regulatethe machin. ery during a heavy gale of wind. . : : q ng at Forest City, Ga evening and lett fors ma Scheemer and M 5 Jeft this morning fol nds at Sau Francisco, Hwer, Protessor Watts a mining meno, were . his city trom Downiev! Hartman and Miss Ble han have returned from Francisco. hite came over from B Bay. ; llie is down from Moo ndent G. P. Hall of Gr left this morning for & arrived here from Wa . Miler of North San, Jt p yesterday on a visit to » and Ms. Nat. P. Brot er Walter Mobley of No isin town, oore of St. Fouis arr 4 ening and left this mo ‘4 th Bloomfield. of San Francisco is 7 eford and J. rf. Monaue sco arrived=here last ev this morning for Dowr t ia Dutton of Oregon, 9 bere on a visit to Mrs, eft this morning for Sac PLAVATATAVEY ith of Downieville arri on his way to Oakland. OUR OWN BAKING POWDER. give the sa return the Oné pound can . . the Baktog 50 Cents. Can you bl funded, We feelsure you will OUR, Own Baking Powder UPC. oo I’ upon purchasing a can you find it does not tisfaction we guarantee it to give, can and your 50 cents will be rebe pleased with Powder. for we have not had one can returned, that has been opened and tried ame us for.being confident that it wil! please you ? mphrey is here from Sto and Mr. Jeffers m San }raneiseo, 600 formerly lis is here on a visit to his binstein who Ho returned from Renot vey of Truckee is in tow) or Valentine left this-mo m Francisco on a visit “CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer At eo --—— his L cannot tell you the brand stamped on nife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST 5 A The name and rep; utation are too well Known to forget. ” @eSYTASBATO — cuu & SHAW GU. RSC ee Present. F lectro-Dental Parlors PREPERDR., DR. R. E. SMITH Se (Y® our now selling Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock Come and see them. ae store has been removed to Grass Valley. reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™Stec%.u our Elegant line of of our Nevada City Nevada Store will eee LEGANT TRIMIED HATS. AT S10 ae MaMeSS Locals. on ey: t was tendered Mayor a wife, and a few of be Netional Hotelsthis ben they returned frot Mines W, H. Dunlap] Schmitz and wife, e Some gold nugget. best of everything in laud your orders to Naffai bet brands of whisky . ® found at W.J, BRItL You will not be behind time if Watch or Olook t bring it to us. We will fix it. PHONE WEST 14, 4 « Pat ng Boss Mine, North San Juan Towaship. . The Band Played St. JosePn, Mo., August 22—Samuel Pryor, founder of Pryor’s band, died today. . Professor Pryor was an interesting character, and had never performed a day’s labor at anything except masic. absolutely first-class work. All work dentists. Have Returned. Gas Schmidt and Chas. W. Hill returned this afternoon from a camping trip in the mountains, They *isited all the principal lakes in the mountaing, and had plenty of sport fishing and hunting: S Pee GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . . Phone Main 633. Rs a .These parlors are a branch of tke established nearly four yeer best equipped Dental Are Located Here with allthe modern ELECTRICAL au guaranteed at One. GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLIN CLEANING., CTION, 50 PAINLESS EXTRA O@@" No charge for Extracting when plates are order Plasonic Building, up Stairs, Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento 8 ago. One of the ‘ Ottices on the Co half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 ed, R. E. SMITH, D. D. s Piae Street, Nevada City, ast and Permanently d other vonveniences for doing Bsus wa gas ic 2. CENTS. largest and U sooo $1 0 a —. ) Don’t Get Left---Be On Time! We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. you have one of our Watches or clocks in your. possession and rely upon it. If you bave& hat does not work well and needg repairing That’s our specialty, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung. 30, (0) — : mMbers. Try them. is now selling his fam P cents a Joaf at the Po Try it and you will alw nové6: ot lunch» will be ser at William Harry’s salc ‘and Spring street. “¢ phoice wines, liquors . 8 on hand, jall/ Kept Hjs Leg. Ars ago J. W, Sullivan pon., scratched hig leg w fee Mation and bh '. For two year eusely. Phen the i ro @Mputation, “buat.” 8d one bottls of Elec 1 1-2 boxes of Buck and my leg was well ine aa Wé have an elegant Jine of Souvenir Spoons. oo Engraved spoons. Oall and se@ them. Among the man < are, tae Washington School Buil Bs, pg Lone Pine, etc. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are ‘ sold at a very low price—quality considered. , —tkk— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired +k 4.3 BRAND, + The Jewele Pr” For Eruptions.“ » Salt Rheum” Sama i orders Electric Bitters arth. ‘Iry them,” W. Buereutee satisfaction YOnly 60 cents, OE pa, ate Your Bowels, els can be trained a8 cles or your brain. (C ey Cathartie train y D right Genuine tab + Never gold rUggists, roc, ~~ 0@e o— ie 8MOke, ‘Tho: ® at Rector awn @ Bros,

_ FO SSO IS a! .<} ~~ Nevapba City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEING, PRoPRrEerors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Mati, « . =~ * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 7 ; i ; Delivered toany partic f§thé city. ————— 412 1-2c Per Wee SATURDAY ... om ; August 23, 1902 —All Are Pleased. cami 4 HE RECEPTIONS, picnic and campstew which have. been tendered our visitors from abroad have all been . largely attended and have proved very successful af-' fairs. Or guests have greatly appreciated the manner in which they have been entertained and all the committees who have so faithfully labored for the success of the project, and our citizens generally, have been flatteringly complimented by the excursionist$ whose only regret is that they cannot remain indefinitely in our county. They are deeply impressed with our resources and the extensive advertising that they will give Nevada county upon the’r return home will ultimately result in much benefit to this section of California. Among the visitors are a uumber of ex-residents of this county who have taken this opportunity to return to their old stamping ground and scenes of former days. They have all enjoyed the hospitality of our people and have been kept busy renewing friendships with the pioneer residents of the. county and making many new friends with the younger) people of this community. ‘ To-day our visitors were escorted to the various mines in the vicinity of Nevada City and Grass Valley where they will have an opportunity to see the practical mining and milling of Nevada county ore. To many of them the extensive ‘scale and novel manner of treating the gold quartz wasa great revelation, and the souvenir specimens given them by the superintendents were greatly treasured and appreciated. To-night our people andthe excursionists will meet once more for an evening of pleasure and sociability, at Armory . Hall, where midst the strains of sweet music the time will be . delightfully whiled away in the dance. The committee who, have charge of the ball wiil see to it that our guests are given . every attention, and the closing feature of the three-days. program will undoubtedly prove to be one that will long linge: : in the memories of our citizens and visitors. . Nevada county’s celebration has been a decided’ success . and our people have cause to congratulate themselves for the able manner in which every detail was executed. WSTED THE MS, Church Services. Following ts a list of the religious . services to be held at the various \churches in this city tomérrow, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST. Preaching ia tbe morning by the . pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, In the evening Mr. George Delbridge of Homestead, Pennsylvauia, will pre: ch. Suaoday school at close of morning service. Intermediate League at 5:30 p, m, Epworth League at 6:30, topic “F:eedom for Service.” Leader, Stephen Roberts. Class meeting at 9:45 4. m., leader, J, Tamblyn. : CONGREGATIONAL The pastor Rev. J. Sime wili preach inthe morning. In tbe evening J. H. Warren, D. D., of San Francisco who organized the Congregaiional echureh in this city, and was its first pastor for seven years, will cfHiciate. Every bedy should be present to hear him, The Guests Given a Speci: men and Well ~ Entertained. The visitors at this city and Grass Valley were today taken to the mines und shown the places where much of California’s golden wealth has come from. They were all given a ride down the mines and wee” trested royally by the Superintendents. The Nevada Clty visitors were taken to the Champion mine first and aftera trip through it they were taken to.the. °?°! 4 ; Home mine. Each visitor was given . >°bior Endeavor wiil meet at 6:30 p aspecimen for a souvenirand atthe. ™» led by Do A. Dailey; Merrifield mine each one dug out . "Freedom for Service.” piece of rock for themselves. Mayor) *°"00! #t the close of Schmitz was in the party. Photog . SPrvice. rapher Moore took several pictures of Al W ; Pi ni the party underground, Will incorporate The Marysville Demcerat says that S James O’Brien of Smarteville went to aera aan Nevada City to meet John Spaulding, Hon C. N. Felton and Hon. W. OC. Rilston. It is said the last named geotiemen are after the water right of the Marysville & Nevada Company. gee et ey: Band Concert. ) The Nevada City Band gave a concert at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the balcony of the National Hotel, and was listered to with marked appreciation by the c’owd. _> Oo? It you are going to use whiskey, use the purest and best; such as is so'd in all first-class places—Gilt Edge Whisker; insist on having {t, Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Frencisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. GL AaaK Sees . “The Arabian Nights.” That most fascinating book, “The Arabian Nights’ Entertainment,” is not the work of any one man or men, but simply a compilation of Arabian folklore tales, doubtless told in the bazaars by -professional raconteurs so often as to make them history. These tales have suffered many alterations and in their present form show traces of translation to Egyptian soil. The date of the accepted version is not earlier than 1450 A. D. .The book was first introduced into Europe through a translation from Arabic into the French by one Antoine Galland in 1704. The manuscripts used by him bore the date of 1548. -*. “ Subject, Sabbath the morning The following articles of ineorporation have been’ filed in the ettee of the Secretary of State: Lakanan Investment Company. Principal place o business, San Francisco. Directors, J. M. Lakenan, H. F. Lakenan, C. B. Lakenan, EM, Lakenan and L. V. Guthrie. Oapitel, aiock, $76800; subscribed, $500. ++ ee ea Met His Old Friend. C. F. Lloyd of Georgetown, El Dorado county, is visiting in Nevada City. Mr. Boyd was a resident of this county in the early days, and went from here to El Dorado county, where he has resided ever since. He came over to see his boybood friend, L R Bingham of Iowa, who is in this city. On the Sick List * Mrs. David Holland of Lost Hill, is quite sick. Mrs. Vic Sauvee is still very ill at her home at Blue Tent.” —_———_—-+ eg e--—____ The most {delightfully . blended whisky known to the human palate is “‘Je-se Moore’—the standard for over fifty years f ss hn a sa Se nevada Counig” Views. Oooo SEO SORTER NOON TENNN NODS we “-Thé 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. Osborn Hill, Electric, Empire and Orleans Mines, Grass Valley Township. nine. top of the Killed by aFall WaHitTyeR, Cal, August 22. — The body of Jose Laius, a Mexican, emplyed on a ranch near here, was found to-day at the . foot of a ladder leading to the top of & windmill. Death had evidently occurred last night, presumably from a fall from the Has Resigned. Bertin, August 22. — Admiral ' Von Diederichs has resigned his post as Ohief of Staff of the Navy. He has been succeeded by. ViceAdmiral Buresel. Admiral Von Diederichs is the officer who as Vice-Admiral, was in command of the German equadron of five cruisers in MaHila Bay at the time Commodore (now Admiral) Dewey was oper. ating against the Spaniards, Nevadas to Meet Grass ‘Valleys TomorrowAfternoon. The Nevada and Grass Valleys will play another match game of baseball committed . at Glenbrook, ' It will be.the first of a e e { _ Suicided. game, which promiseto beaclose and ae er jinteresting one, will be called at 2 Santa Rosa, Oal., Angast 22.—) o’clook sharp. There will be several Orick Boyce, son of the late Dr: . changes in the line-up of both teams Boyce of this city, suicide to day by taking strychHa was on the atreats early in the day and apparently in usual spirits. and a b-tter snowing than they have in the lust few games. The price of admission Will be 25 cents for gentiemen andf 10 cents for fare on the electric car will be 10 cents. . TRANSORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on series of five games for a purse of $100 for the best three out of five, The the Nevadas expect to make ladies and the round trip House to Rent. Houéé to rent on Broad street, mirably located. Enquire at the Piety Hill. tf WL PAY BISBAL Grizzly Hiil Co ‘Francisey to avténd the ing of the stockholders pany. The company pu rary machinery to pros and dévelopments*have Proven isfactory :that the com AN Ly It Will be: Insta nal Mention the Gizly Mine, Superintendent G, P. Hal ae annual pew plant is put in, the force of wa men will be increased ~ Mr, the company have great fa; property, roll. by expect‘to be paying dividend’ ee If you want a g00d, cool drink io beer—the very best in town— Ad. . aad see Wm. Harry, Conlon, Granite Hill, Slate Ledge (Perrin), and Centen nial Mines, Grass Valley Township. . . { . { } . . . Gilt Edge Whiskey. Luigen & ©05., Sao Franctsco, Sole proprietors. When you don’t feel well try a little . First you'll feel better. Then you'll look better. appetite will come back. For sale by . the all first-class dealers. Wichman, . sons def $10 Reward Offered. #33. L. Hyman offers a reward of $10 for conviction of . acing his store. building, or the signs painted thereon. a21-2t Feseciey any person or perL Hyman. Of the. Pect the ‘mi Pany Will gy. Hail ang b in the and before Many monthg drop ji tf-m7 7

Smoke the\up-to-date Cigar Thomsg Paine, none better, For sale { Regt Bros, Nectity ep iedown from the De lvnn ia here from Sac of Eureka was one of} g esterday. pneste y€ lia was up from Spent Ci? ae ou in Re r of Washington, TSS baa t iD “7 Leonard of Oroville is ht sarffe ret urned yesterd large the plant m Chicago. ‘ . p » 8nd putin larger a te ity came down. fr gavier machinery, \As’ goon aaa Hegarty t ye Poet A. D. Gassa® from North Bloomfi ind left for San Francis bs of San Francisco, W siting at Forest City ca evening and left for ] sterday and left . Mrs, Randolph, who b 35 Cents a Pair REARKKK ALL SIZES 18 TO 30. Come early while we have your size. These Corsets sold at 75 cents and 50 cents a pair. We have reduced the whole lot to — 35 Gents Today. Every pair must go. Your, first chance and only chance you will ever havea All 35 cents a pair. them. All 35 cents a pair. ~-Respectfully,~ Wiaher c& —SS= MAHER & CO. . windmill, while atrf tag tempting to regulatethe machin. ery during a heavy gale of wind. . : : q ng at Forest City, Ga evening and lett fors ma Scheemer and M 5 Jeft this morning fol nds at Sau Francisco, Hwer, Protessor Watts a mining meno, were . his city trom Downiev! Hartman and Miss Ble han have returned from Francisco. hite came over from B Bay. ; llie is down from Moo ndent G. P. Hall of Gr left this morning for & arrived here from Wa . Miler of North San, Jt p yesterday on a visit to » and Ms. Nat. P. Brot er Walter Mobley of No isin town, oore of St. Fouis arr 4 ening and left this mo ‘4 th Bloomfield. of San Francisco is 7 eford and J. rf. Monaue sco arrived=here last ev this morning for Dowr t ia Dutton of Oregon, 9 bere on a visit to Mrs, eft this morning for Sac PLAVATATAVEY ith of Downieville arri on his way to Oakland. OUR OWN BAKING POWDER. give the sa return the Oné pound can . . the Baktog 50 Cents. Can you bl funded, We feelsure you will OUR, Own Baking Powder UPC. oo I’ upon purchasing a can you find it does not tisfaction we guarantee it to give, can and your 50 cents will be rebe pleased with Powder. for we have not had one can returned, that has been opened and tried ame us for.being confident that it wil! please you ? mphrey is here from Sto and Mr. Jeffers m San }raneiseo, 600 formerly lis is here on a visit to his binstein who Ho returned from Renot vey of Truckee is in tow) or Valentine left this-mo m Francisco on a visit “CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer At eo --—— his L cannot tell you the brand stamped on nife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST 5 A The name and rep; utation are too well Known to forget. ” @eSYTASBATO — cuu & SHAW GU. RSC ee Present. F lectro-Dental Parlors PREPERDR., DR. R. E. SMITH Se (Y® our now selling Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock Come and see them. ae store has been removed to Grass Valley. reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™Stec%.u our Elegant line of of our Nevada City Nevada Store will eee LEGANT TRIMIED HATS. AT S10 ae MaMeSS Locals. on ey: t was tendered Mayor a wife, and a few of be Netional Hotelsthis ben they returned frot Mines W, H. Dunlap] Schmitz and wife, e Some gold nugget. best of everything in laud your orders to Naffai bet brands of whisky . ® found at W.J, BRItL You will not be behind time if Watch or Olook t bring it to us. We will fix it. PHONE WEST 14, 4 « Pat ng Boss Mine, North San Juan Towaship. . The Band Played St. JosePn, Mo., August 22—Samuel Pryor, founder of Pryor’s band, died today. . Professor Pryor was an interesting character, and had never performed a day’s labor at anything except masic. absolutely first-class work. All work dentists. Have Returned. Gas Schmidt and Chas. W. Hill returned this afternoon from a camping trip in the mountains, They *isited all the principal lakes in the mountaing, and had plenty of sport fishing and hunting: S Pee GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . . Phone Main 633. Rs a .These parlors are a branch of tke established nearly four yeer best equipped Dental Are Located Here with allthe modern ELECTRICAL au guaranteed at One. GOLD FILLINGS SILVER FILLIN CLEANING., CTION, 50 PAINLESS EXTRA O@@" No charge for Extracting when plates are order Plasonic Building, up Stairs, Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento 8 ago. One of the ‘ Ottices on the Co half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 ed, R. E. SMITH, D. D. s Piae Street, Nevada City, ast and Permanently d other vonveniences for doing Bsus wa gas ic 2. CENTS. largest and U sooo $1 0 a —. ) Don’t Get Left---Be On Time! We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. you have one of our Watches or clocks in your. possession and rely upon it. If you bave& hat does not work well and needg repairing That’s our specialty, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung. 30, (0) — : mMbers. Try them. is now selling his fam P cents a Joaf at the Po Try it and you will alw nové6: ot lunch» will be ser at William Harry’s salc ‘and Spring street. “¢ phoice wines, liquors . 8 on hand, jall/ Kept Hjs Leg. Ars ago J. W, Sullivan pon., scratched hig leg w fee Mation and bh '. For two year eusely. Phen the i ro @Mputation, “buat.” 8d one bottls of Elec 1 1-2 boxes of Buck and my leg was well ine aa Wé have an elegant Jine of Souvenir Spoons. oo Engraved spoons. Oall and se@ them. Among the man < are, tae Washington School Buil Bs, pg Lone Pine, etc. These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are ‘ sold at a very low price—quality considered. , —tkk— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired +k 4.3 BRAND, + The Jewele Pr” For Eruptions.“ » Salt Rheum” Sama i orders Electric Bitters arth. ‘Iry them,” W. Buereutee satisfaction YOnly 60 cents, OE pa, ate Your Bowels, els can be trained a8 cles or your brain. (C ey Cathartie train y D right Genuine tab + Never gold rUggists, roc, ~~ 0@e o— ie 8MOke, ‘Tho: ® at Rector awn @ Bros,