August 7, 1901 (4 pages)

ae Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted THE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B TELEPHONE NO. 41. AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + + « * $6 Per Year By Carrier, aes? 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. WEDNESDAY... Aug. 7, 1901 Articles Filed In County Clerk Arbogasi’s Office Goday. Articles of incorporation of the Glenwood Land Company were filed in the County Clerk’s office today. The purpose of the organization is to conduct a business of buying, selling and mortgaging land in Nevada county.__It-is—also_provided that a the corporation shall have full power to do a general business. The principal place of busiress is San Francisco The directors are: John Martin, Eugene J. De Sabla, William M. Pierson, Richard H. Hotaling, O. A. Grow, all of San Francisco. The capital stock is $20,000, at $100 per share. Articles of incorporation of the Nevada County Traction Company were also placed on file. The object of this/ company is to build, construct and equip railroads, either in single or double tracks. Principal place of business is San Francisco. The trustees are: John Martin, Eugene J. De Sabla, RR. Colgate, R. M. Hotaling, C. A. Grow, William M. Pierson, all of San Francisco. Amount of capital stock is $100,000, at $100 per share. Will Return This Evening. Chas. Hill, Robert, Snell, Al Huson and G. J. Schmidt, who have been off ona hunting and fishing trip in the high mountains for the past month, will return home this evening. It is reported that they will bring back 300 pounds of fish, and nearly the sdme amount of game, which will be distributed among their friends. Motion Denied. Tbe motion for a non-suit in the ease of I. L. Weed vs. Frank M. Reed, heretofore submitted, was denied in the Superior Court today. A. Burrows, attorney for the plaintiff,-duly excepted to the raling of the court. Local Hotes. A grand dance will be given at the Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening. Bestof music. Don’t miss it. Drs. Con!an and Hinkson today performed an operation at the County Hospital upon the right leg of Wm: Colman. PERSONAL NOTES. Miés B. Eckmanis here from Auburn on a visit. W. F. Euglebright left this noon for the Summit. Henry German came over this afternoon from Campbell Springs: F. J. Beck is down from Relief Hill. W. Bray was over from Grass Valley this afternoon. . J. Bégder of Hamilton, Ohio, arrived here-olf the afternoon train. 8. Seelig and A. D. Gassaway of San Francisco came in on the morning train. el ————__ + oe > — —_———Cloudburst at Sceland, SacRaMENTO, August 5—There was a heavy thunder storm in the Sierra Nevada mountains last night. A cloudburst washed out the National Ice Company’s ice pond dam at Iceland, east of ‘Truckee, and the rush of waters carried away a culvert of the Central Pacific. Trains were delayed several hours. A cloudburst at Golconda, Nev.,this morning washed out a long section of railroad track, and there will be a still delay of trains. A Brave Lad. Cuicaco, August 6—Having to his credit fourteen lives saved from drowning, Arthur Egan, who-is aged but 17 years, last night saved A. J. Baker, a would be suicide, twice, although the men struggled to be allowed to die. . Egan is an expert swimmer and his aim is to become a member of a life-saving . crew. f . A Kentuckian bas sued bis wife for a divorce because she played poker, She played the game on his head with the ; . We have received from Eastern Mek f fire poker, and persisted in holding . in stock a Ladies’ Double Sole Vici Calf. Shoe, serviceable for out ddor wear, $2.25. Ladies’ Heavy Double Sole Vici Kid, Hand Welt Shoes, a fine <treet shse, $2.50, Ladies’ Fine Dongola Kid House Shoe, s‘akes herself. fot enema nnn White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexing-. ton, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed 1 color, also bie eyes, and he suffered . terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doc-: tors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and be writes: “After taking two bottles 1. was. wholly cured.” A trial ' proves its matchless merit for all, Stomech, Liver and Kidney troubles: Quly 50c. Sold by W. D. Druggist. °ee . If you want to ward off malaria drink Cook’s Water. j2ott. . NON-UNION STEVEDORE Va nwonangnad mma — nin & SHOT IN THE SHOULDER. Attempted To Use a Revolver and Is Winged. re San Francisco, Aug. 7.—No clew has been obtained regarding the parties engaged in the Selby Smelting Works robbery. Many noted detectives have been engaged to work on the case, and the majority of them are inclined to bej lieve that they did not use a. boat. Every inch of the <bay coast within three miles of the scene of the robbery was explored this morning. Every boat along the bay front has been inspected and every employe of the smelting works has been submitted to a critical examination. eatin a NO CLUE TO THE ROBBERY AS YET. The Detectives Are Baffled and Can Find No Trace Of the Thieves. SAN Francisco, Aug. 7.—Serious trouble occurred today along the water front between strikers and a non-union stevedore named Wilford Horton, which resulted in the latter being shot in the right shoulder. Horton was stopped near the Santa Fe railroad yard by a crowd of men who beat him with clubs. Horton pulled a’ revolver but before he could use it he was struck by a bullet from behind. The police rescued him and took him to the Receiving Hospital, The wound is not serious. Go Protect the Same. Wovement to Form an Organization For Chat Purpose. Deputy Game Warden J. T. Payne of San Francisco is here for the purpose of organizing a Protective Game Association at this city. Over fifty of the local sportsmen have already expreseed their willingness to join the association aud assist in protecting the game and fish in this vicinity. A meeting will be held this evening at the office of Justice of the Peace Geo. Coughlin. All whoare interested are requested to be present. Shocking Death. BakERSFIELD, Aug. 6 —Last night at 11:30 o’clock Jesse Cason, a switchman in the employ of the Santa Fe, while counting cars on the side tracks in ‘Kern City, near the tower, discovered the body of a woman lying on the track. This morning it was identified as that of Msud Raymond, a chambermaid, who resided in thie city. The head was completely severed from the body and was found lying on the south of the track, while the body was between the rails. The corpse was rembdved to Niederaus undertaking parlors, where _/an inquest-will be held this evening by Coroner Buckreus. The hour of the woman’s tragic death is not known, nor has it been learned how the tragedy occurred, as there were no known witnesses to the accident. Residents of Kern City whose homes are near the scene of the accident were questioned, but they were unable to throw any light on the case. It is said that the unfortunate woman was addicted to drink. a a Ob We have had stirring times in our history, and now we're trying a dose of striking times. Not merely stimulating, but nourishing; nota nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge Whiskey. , Not So Warm. The weather is a little cooler today. The mercury kept below the 90 mark and this afternoon there was quite a breeze stirring. Old Sol seams to be getting in a little better mood—astill there is lots of room for improvement. me + Whist Party Tonight. Mrs. E. A. Moore will entértain the Ladies’ Whist Olub at her home on Broad street this evening. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb. in the market. je21-tf The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and F.voer isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Touvic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m EXCURSION Olympia Park, . " SUNDAY, AUGUST 11th Trains vill leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. aA Sood Whitewash. Can be Gasily Wage and Will . Last Longer Ohan Others. Soak one-fourth pound of glue over night in tepid water. The next day put it into a tin vessel witha quart of water. Set the vessel in a kettle of water on a fire; keep it there until it boils and then stir until the glue is dissolved. Next put in’from six to eight pounds of paris white into another vessel, add hot water and stir ununtil it has the appearance of milk of lime. Add the sizing, stir welland apply in the ordinary way, while still warm. Paris white is eulphate of baryta and can be precured in any drug or paint store.—Scientific American. ne Automobile Put in Use. San Franoisco, August 6—A large crowd witnessed the hauling of a new cable from the California Wire Works, near the foot of Bay streef, to the power house of the California-Street Railway Company at the corner of California and Hydestreets Sunday. The enormous coil weighs many tons, and heretofore it has been necessary to secure twenty or more horses, driven by experienced teamsters, to haul the big coil. That was impossible this ‘time, on account of the strike, and for awhile it was thought that the hauling of the big coil would bave to be suspended until the strike was ended. Then it occurred to Superintendent Harris to employ an automobile. One was secured from Stockton that “walked off’ with the cable without trouble and returned to Stockton Monday evening. Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with -headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, in liquoid form, to make you satisflei there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. There is nothing in the world more delightfal than a drink of good whiskey —and Jesse Moore is good whiskey. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the W esttern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first/ step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsum for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ‘Cheap Whine in France. San .Franoisco, August 6—Representatives of Oalifornia viticultural interests have learned that French ex porters propose to enter into active competition with the wine makers of this State. It is asserted that in the Perigord district of France the crop of grapes has been so enormous that wine has fallen to less than one cents gallon. The French growers, accord— ing to the Chronicle, do not intend shipping wine to this country, owing to the tariff, but they propose to send over condensed must. This is unfermented juice of the grape, which can be quickly converted into fair wine by the addition of water. The duty on must is only 20 per cent. ad valorem, it coming under the head of “unenumerated articles” in the tariff schedules. The wine interests of California will at once take steps to hive the omission ofmust from the tariff rectified by Congress, and it is likely that the measure to that effect will be placed in charge of. Representative Kabn on his return fromthe Philippines. _2@e the Postoffice Department does save all the money it hopes to by the reform in second class rates, it should expend it in increasing rural free delivery rather than in starting one cent postage. We can get along without the latter for awhile yet, but the former is rapidly becoming indispensable. The Fosburg case was a good sample of the way in which policemen sometimes seek to cover up their own inefficiency. Now that young Fosburg —who ought never to have been tried— has been acquitted, the raal murderers have escaped. eee The West, it is hoped, will realize the injurious effects of cutting down its forests. Secretary Wilson, while’ he will not say that this has caused the hot wave, does say positively that it facilitated its spread. There is no doubt that trees condense the moisture of the air and let it drip on the ground beneath, thus diminishing the humidity that makes so many days of our summers 80 unbearable. CHEAPEST EVER KNOWN. The cheapest sale of Shirt Waiets ever known in Nevada City is now going on at ROSENBERG’S. a2 a ‘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. Erquire of Brown & Morgen. tf Shirt waists at cost at Racket Store. nl ig eee ee ee Did it ever strike you that you can buy Jesse Moore whiskey for the same price that is paid for just ordinary whiskey? Cook's Water is a very pupular beverage these hot days. jagte 1: Pint Size 0.0. 1 Quar: Size. and 1 P. M. A Free Boatride on the Lake for all who attend. Everybody Invited. @@ Bathing suits will be furnished at the bath house on application. New House For Sale. A new house of six rooms, with plumbi throughout, aigvated ~ Aristocracy: Hill, & r sale at a bar; ; the TRauscniPT office. eae: ere 2 Quart Size 35 cents ».Per Dozen. LIGHTNING JARS. Feet ee cere serereasccesereres ered aelh Glases High Cax Rate. New York, August 6—An advance in the tax. rate of New York City from $2 24 to $2 32 on the $100 has been decided upon, says the World. The total increase upon the value of the pergonal property and realty this year ‘over last is about $133,000,000, the perthat of realty $69,000,000. — + 190 Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf sonality increase being $64,000,000, and Camp Captured, Mana, August 6—General Chop, has received word that General 4," er’s troops are in close purenit of 1, Insurgent leader, Malvar. They o. tured Malvar’s camp while his bros fast was still hot. eee W. D. Vinton has a new shayi, brush of which the briat] j anteed not to fall out. ae br Special sale of shirtwaists now on the Racket Store. Going at nearly ay . oe BEATS THEM ALL. All of RosENBERG’s famous ghin Waists have been sold. But the 40 oxy. Waists beats them all. a SEE WINDOW! 10c a pair. 10c a pair. MAHER @ CO. Midsummer Sale of Ladies & Children's HONIER Fast Black at 10 cts. a pair. SEE WINDOW! 10c a pair, To-day we place in one this time we have it. ever got before. proper thing of our large show windows e Ladies’ toc Hose—better than ever. We are always looking for something good for you, and ‘ Come and see. Mone here for your money than yon! NEW CROATS and FULSTON BOWS and TIES-th in neckwear. Respectfully, Mfehexr & Co. WE _. . California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c K NOW Baby Pim-Olas, YOU stuffed olives, perPbottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, . AN unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, — U S E for cold meats & salads, bor 35¢ Mushroom Catsup, . THESE . ] Crosse & Blackwell's, perat 40c CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. with coal oil. fathers carried. ~ to their life. Broad Street A. & H. W. ' Watchmakers, THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right for the turnips our grand: FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. We.clean and repait -. watches thoroughly.” By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, wieeses $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. There Is Nothing Lik shod at small cost. Our ex Wec the Coast than ours. ¥ HAVE PROVIDED in our New Stores a ; yith excellent shoes at mod. i the benefit of it all—all we : te oe tory. One price to all, The feyn e Leather When Well Put. ; Satisfactory Shoe Department where you can be fitted w perience extends over many years and we give you heerfully return your money if goods are not satisfac ote Oan be struck here. A small amouat of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of . Excellent Groceries ‘in its travels. These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for dollar goods, SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. 3 If you will depend upon us you will be ask is. reasonable profit. ‘There isn’t a more 8 a : pendable Shoe Store ot New Shoes for Knowing Women and veeting tope, price $1.75. ‘Ladies’ Low Shoes for Hot Weather. Keep Cool and wear low shoes. w of our Fall Lines of Fine Shoes. Hava . Shoe—very soft uppers—leoks like a Kid solid leathe: counters and insoles, kid This includ i “Koal” feet insures e“Koal Head” peed te a a ‘Shoes for Society Feet We have just placed in stock for ladies a Patent Leather Shoe with the latest fad—come in narrow widths and very reasonable, $8 75, Matt Kid Top’ Ladies’ 1 St Patent Tea Slipper—also sams style Viei Kid, $1.75 and $1.40. Ladies’ Fine Lace Vici Kid Dress Boots, hand turned soles. This line is lettered from A to EE. Pricee, $8 and $3.50. Same Quality in Vesting Tops, See samples in window. —ee WWELY WE: pay no more profit than. Regular value, $3.50. Me Shoe in the World. ‘All soli ing Shoes, lace and congress, You can buy two pairs of Shoes here and welt soles, the latest shape, We sell the Best ¥ 50 Men’s Medium Weight Work Do THE you would on one pair elsewhere. n’s Fine Vici Kid’ Shoes, latest st d. lace and congress, $1 50 made by Buckingham & Hecht, on wide French toe last, $2.50. SEOoEn BUsSsSiNnNEess. << Low ctits in high favor. We are selling Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxford, band yles, lace and congress, $2.50 and $3.° ie : ks le tle — Vinton Red Front Store, Main Street GRASS VALLEY. Telephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 571 & " & CO., ONE PRICE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts: NEVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res., Maso 799 _ CLOTHIERS. _Pay Nevada City of Economy WEDNESDAY..«. Personal KH: ‘G.M Allen is here f cisco. p.-M.-Robbins-is—de tonville. frank E. Wadsworth ing for Sacramento. J. HK. Ritchie of Omeg ing for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Polkingborn re last evening’s train. William Giffin and w Pacific Grove on a visit E. E. Stark, the elect: morning for San Fratic W.J. Land of San friends at the Union Hi Miss Pearl Waggoner here on a visit to relatir -Sacramento today. Frank Glasson left tl Berkeley to attend the . Rev. Rimer left this Cisco to visit friends, Miss Furth came. ov San Juan today and left for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Glasson of No left this morning for Sai Mrs. ‘'rood of North . this morning for Sat visit friends. Master ‘Treadwell, vy visiting at North Bloom home yesterday. Miss Nora Hussey hag a visit with the Wilkin Lowell Hill. W. G. Shand, one of . the county, came down . ville yesterday and left for San Francisco. H. L. Leinstene, O. L. H. Gibbens of San Fra here on last evening’s tr Deputy State Fish Co T. Payne was a visitor h Francisco yesterday. M. C. Burpee, who . visiting Water Collector turned this morning to § fi. A. Sawyer arrived h from Hollister to visit hii been ill at the National . eral weeks past. Harry Morrill, one of t men who was held up by between Forest Hill an Saturday, arrived here la Mrs. Frank May and Miss Pollard of Gold Fla evening from San Franei W. Arnold Angwin, a the College of Physicians San Francisco, came hom to spend his vacation. Mrs. C. L. Muler and Teturned yesterday after visit at Yreka and San Ft Was accompanied by he H. Clay Smith, and da Bernice Smith. They wi or a time, 2 Ge» ——_— Will Be Married Ne The marriage of Mr. N ng and Miss Inez Wal akland, will take place bn September Vth. Mr. brother of Mrs. Fred his city, and is well ¢ Known here, There is more Catarrb. bf the country than all put together, and until years was supposed to or a great many year hounced it a local dise cribedlocal rev'edies, tantly failing to cure wi ment, pronounced. it in buce has proven catarrh titutional disease, and HUlres constitutional tre: Vatarrh Cure, manufact heney & Co., Toledo, nly constitutional cure. tis taken internally in Tops to a teaspoonful.'y On the blood and mu bf the system, They of red dollars for any c ure. Send for cireula DOnials . Address, FF, J. OB Sold by Druggists, 75c Hall’s Family Pills are tee A good deal of the oi red in the: world ig abc the assurance of th fe when she fell int Wou’ll find ground at t bar.” Yes, Charley, the Mai ned with champagne. © State for which she fill at once take ta wat the rest of her life. +020 Kansas City pavemer maged by the heat, t tion ig nothing like so © Kansas City platforo e+ _ It Dazzies the No Discovery in mec bated one quarter of at has been caused . w Discovery for Cons verest. tests have bee Stims of Consumptio morrhage, Pleurisy ¢ usands of whom it . fect health. For ( thma, Cronp, Hay Pe d Whooping Cough i » surest cure in the d by W.D. Vinton, ¥ Sfaction or refund . tles 50c and $1.00, Hill Edge whiskey ia . ie 4ysicians preseribe .

ae Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted THE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0, BOX B TELEPHONE NO. 41. AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + + « * $6 Per Year By Carrier, aes? 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. WEDNESDAY..... Aug. 7, 1901 Articles Filed In County Clerk Arbogasi’s Office Goday. Articles of incorporation of the Glenwood Land Company were filed in the County Clerk’s office today. The purpose of the organization is to conduct a business of buying, selling and mortgaging land in Nevada county.__It-is—also_provided that a the corporation shall have full power to do a general business. The principal place of busiress is San Francisco The directors are: John Martin, Eugene J. De Sabla, William M. Pierson, Richard H. Hotaling, O. A. Grow, all of San Francisco. The capital stock is $20,000, at $100 per share. Articles of incorporation of the Nevada County Traction Company were also placed on file. The object of this/ company is to build, construct and equip railroads, either in single or double tracks. Principal place of business is San Francisco. The trustees are: John Martin, Eugene J. De Sabla, RR. Colgate, R. M. Hotaling, C. A. Grow, William M. Pierson, all of San Francisco. Amount of capital stock is $100,000, at $100 per share. Will Return This Evening. Chas. Hill, Robert, Snell, Al Huson and G. J. Schmidt, who have been off ona hunting and fishing trip in the high mountains for the past month, will return home this evening. It is reported that they will bring back 300 pounds of fish, and nearly the sdme amount of game, which will be distributed among their friends. Motion Denied. Tbe motion for a non-suit in the ease of I. L. Weed vs. Frank M. Reed, heretofore submitted, was denied in the Superior Court today. A. Burrows, attorney for the plaintiff,-duly excepted to the raling of the court. Local Hotes. A grand dance will be given at the Blue Tent schoolhouse on Saturday evening. Bestof music. Don’t miss it. Drs. Con!an and Hinkson today performed an operation at the County Hospital upon the right leg of Wm: Colman. PERSONAL NOTES. Miés B. Eckmanis here from Auburn on a visit. W. F. Euglebright left this noon for the Summit. Henry German came over this afternoon from Campbell Springs: F. J. Beck is down from Relief Hill. W. Bray was over from Grass Valley this afternoon. . J. Bégder of Hamilton, Ohio, arrived here-olf the afternoon train. 8. Seelig and A. D. Gassaway of San Francisco came in on the morning train. el ————__ + oe > — —_———Cloudburst at Sceland, SacRaMENTO, August 5—There was a heavy thunder storm in the Sierra Nevada mountains last night. A cloudburst washed out the National Ice Company’s ice pond dam at Iceland, east of ‘Truckee, and the rush of waters carried away a culvert of the Central Pacific. Trains were delayed several hours. A cloudburst at Golconda, Nev.,this morning washed out a long section of railroad track, and there will be a still delay of trains. A Brave Lad. Cuicaco, August 6—Having to his credit fourteen lives saved from drowning, Arthur Egan, who-is aged but 17 years, last night saved A. J. Baker, a would be suicide, twice, although the men struggled to be allowed to die. . Egan is an expert swimmer and his aim is to become a member of a life-saving . crew. f . A Kentuckian bas sued bis wife for a divorce because she played poker, She played the game on his head with the ; . We have received from Eastern Mek f fire poker, and persisted in holding . in stock a Ladies’ Double Sole Vici Calf. Shoe, serviceable for out ddor wear, $2.25. Ladies’ Heavy Double Sole Vici Kid, Hand Welt Shoes, a fine <treet shse, $2.50, Ladies’ Fine Dongola Kid House Shoe, s‘akes herself. fot enema nnn White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexing-. ton, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed 1 color, also bie eyes, and he suffered . terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doc-: tors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and be writes: “After taking two bottles 1. was. wholly cured.” A trial ' proves its matchless merit for all, Stomech, Liver and Kidney troubles: Quly 50c. Sold by W. D. Druggist. °ee . If you want to ward off malaria drink Cook’s Water. j2ott. . NON-UNION STEVEDORE Va nwonangnad mma — nin & SHOT IN THE SHOULDER. Attempted To Use a Revolver and Is Winged. re San Francisco, Aug. 7.—No clew has been obtained regarding the parties engaged in the Selby Smelting Works robbery. Many noted detectives have been engaged to work on the case, and the majority of them are inclined to bej lieve that they did not use a. boat. Every inch of the <bay coast within three miles of the scene of the robbery was explored this morning. Every boat along the bay front has been inspected and every employe of the smelting works has been submitted to a critical examination. eatin a NO CLUE TO THE ROBBERY AS YET. The Detectives Are Baffled and Can Find No Trace Of the Thieves. SAN Francisco, Aug. 7.—Serious trouble occurred today along the water front between strikers and a non-union stevedore named Wilford Horton, which resulted in the latter being shot in the right shoulder. Horton was stopped near the Santa Fe railroad yard by a crowd of men who beat him with clubs. Horton pulled a’ revolver but before he could use it he was struck by a bullet from behind. The police rescued him and took him to the Receiving Hospital, The wound is not serious. Go Protect the Same. Wovement to Form an Organization For Chat Purpose. Deputy Game Warden J. T. Payne of San Francisco is here for the purpose of organizing a Protective Game Association at this city. Over fifty of the local sportsmen have already expreseed their willingness to join the association aud assist in protecting the game and fish in this vicinity. A meeting will be held this evening at the office of Justice of the Peace Geo. Coughlin. All whoare interested are requested to be present. Shocking Death. BakERSFIELD, Aug. 6 —Last night at 11:30 o’clock Jesse Cason, a switchman in the employ of the Santa Fe, while counting cars on the side tracks in ‘Kern City, near the tower, discovered the body of a woman lying on the track. This morning it was identified as that of Msud Raymond, a chambermaid, who resided in thie city. The head was completely severed from the body and was found lying on the south of the track, while the body was between the rails. The corpse was rembdved to Niederaus undertaking parlors, where _/an inquest-will be held this evening by Coroner Buckreus. The hour of the woman’s tragic death is not known, nor has it been learned how the tragedy occurred, as there were no known witnesses to the accident. Residents of Kern City whose homes are near the scene of the accident were questioned, but they were unable to throw any light on the case. It is said that the unfortunate woman was addicted to drink. a a Ob We have had stirring times in our history, and now we're trying a dose of striking times. Not merely stimulating, but nourishing; nota nerve killer, but a true nerve tonic, is Gilt Edge Whiskey. , Not So Warm. The weather is a little cooler today. The mercury kept below the 90 mark and this afternoon there was quite a breeze stirring. Old Sol seams to be getting in a little better mood—astill there is lots of room for improvement. me + Whist Party Tonight. Mrs. E. A. Moore will entértain the Ladies’ Whist Olub at her home on Broad street this evening. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb. in the market. je21-tf The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and F.voer isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Touvic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m EXCURSION Olympia Park, . " SUNDAY, AUGUST 11th Trains vill leave Nevada City at 9 A.M. aA Sood Whitewash. Can be Gasily Wage and Will . Last Longer Ohan Others. Soak one-fourth pound of glue over night in tepid water. The next day put it into a tin vessel witha quart of water. Set the vessel in a kettle of water on a fire; keep it there until it boils and then stir until the glue is dissolved. Next put in’from six to eight pounds of paris white into another vessel, add hot water and stir ununtil it has the appearance of milk of lime. Add the sizing, stir welland apply in the ordinary way, while still warm. Paris white is eulphate of baryta and can be precured in any drug or paint store.—Scientific American. ne Automobile Put in Use. San Franoisco, August 6—A large crowd witnessed the hauling of a new cable from the California Wire Works, near the foot of Bay streef, to the power house of the California-Street Railway Company at the corner of California and Hydestreets Sunday. The enormous coil weighs many tons, and heretofore it has been necessary to secure twenty or more horses, driven by experienced teamsters, to haul the big coil. That was impossible this ‘time, on account of the strike, and for awhile it was thought that the hauling of the big coil would bave to be suspended until the strike was ended. Then it occurred to Superintendent Harris to employ an automobile. One was secured from Stockton that “walked off’ with the cable without trouble and returned to Stockton Monday evening. Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with -headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, in liquoid form, to make you satisflei there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. There is nothing in the world more delightfal than a drink of good whiskey —and Jesse Moore is good whiskey. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the W esttern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first/ step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsum for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ‘Cheap Whine in France. San .Franoisco, August 6—Representatives of Oalifornia viticultural interests have learned that French ex porters propose to enter into active competition with the wine makers of this State. It is asserted that in the Perigord district of France the crop of grapes has been so enormous that wine has fallen to less than one cents gallon. The French growers, accord— ing to the Chronicle, do not intend shipping wine to this country, owing to the tariff, but they propose to send over condensed must. This is unfermented juice of the grape, which can be quickly converted into fair wine by the addition of water. The duty on must is only 20 per cent. ad valorem, it coming under the head of “unenumerated articles” in the tariff schedules. The wine interests of California will at once take steps to hive the omission ofmust from the tariff rectified by Congress, and it is likely that the measure to that effect will be placed in charge of. Representative Kabn on his return fromthe Philippines. _2@e the Postoffice Department does save all the money it hopes to by the reform in second class rates, it should expend it in increasing rural free delivery rather than in starting one cent postage. We can get along without the latter for awhile yet, but the former is rapidly becoming indispensable. The Fosburg case was a good sample of the way in which policemen sometimes seek to cover up their own inefficiency. Now that young Fosburg —who ought never to have been tried— has been acquitted, the raal murderers have escaped. eee The West, it is hoped, will realize the injurious effects of cutting down its forests. Secretary Wilson, while’ he will not say that this has caused the hot wave, does say positively that it facilitated its spread. There is no doubt that trees condense the moisture of the air and let it drip on the ground beneath, thus diminishing the humidity that makes so many days of our summers 80 unbearable. CHEAPEST EVER KNOWN. The cheapest sale of Shirt Waiets

ever known in Nevada City is now going on at ROSENBERG’S. a2 a ‘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. Erquire of Brown & Morgen. tf Shirt waists at cost at Racket Store. nl ig eee ee ee Did it ever strike you that you can buy Jesse Moore whiskey for the same price that is paid for just ordinary whiskey? Cook's Water is a very pupular beverage these hot days. jagte 1: Pint Size 0.0.. 1 Quar: Size.. and 1 P. M. A Free Boatride on the Lake for all who attend. Everybody Invited. @@ Bathing suits will be furnished at the bath house on application. New House For Sale. A new house of six rooms, with plumbi throughout, aigvated ~ Aristocracy: Hill, & r sale at a bar; ; the TRauscniPT office. eae: ere 2 Quart Size 35 cents ».Per Dozen. LIGHTNING JARS. Feet ee cere serereasccesereres ered aelh Glases High Cax Rate. New York, August 6—An advance in the tax. rate of New York City from $2 24 to $2 32 on the $100 has been decided upon, says the World. The total increase upon the value of the pergonal property and realty this year ‘over last is about $133,000,000, the perthat of realty $69,000,000. — + 190 Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf sonality increase being $64,000,000, and Camp Captured, Mana, August 6—General Chop, has received word that General 4," er’s troops are in close purenit of 1, Insurgent leader, Malvar. They o. tured Malvar’s camp while his bros fast was still hot. eee W. D. Vinton has a new shayi, brush of which the briat] j anteed not to fall out. ae br Special sale of shirtwaists now on the Racket Store. Going at nearly ay . oe BEATS THEM ALL. All of RosENBERG’s famous ghin Waists have been sold. But the 40 oxy. Waists beats them all. a SEE WINDOW! 10c a pair. 10c a pair. MAHER @ CO. Midsummer Sale of Ladies & Children's HONIER Fast Black at 10 cts. a pair. SEE WINDOW! 10c a pair, To-day we place in one this time we have it. ever got before. proper thing of our large show windows e Ladies’ toc Hose—better than ever. We are always looking for something good for you, and ‘ Come and see. Mone here for your money than yon! NEW CROATS and FULSTON BOWS and TIES-th in neckwear. Respectfully, Mfehexr & Co. WE _. . California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c K NOW Baby Pim-Olas, YOU stuffed olives, perPbottle, 20c Baker’s Chocolate, . AN unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, — U S E for cold meats & salads, bor 35¢ Mushroom Catsup, . THESE . ] Crosse & Blackwell's, perat 40c CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. with coal oil. fathers carried. ~ to their life. Broad Street A. & H. W. ' Watchmakers, THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right for the turnips our grand: FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. We.clean and repait -. watches thoroughly.” By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, wieeses $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. There Is Nothing Lik shod at small cost. Our ex Wec the Coast than ours. ¥ HAVE PROVIDED in our New Stores a ; yith excellent shoes at mod. i the benefit of it all—all we : te oe tory. One price to all, The feyn e Leather When Well Put. ; Satisfactory Shoe Department where you can be fitted w perience extends over many years and we give you heerfully return your money if goods are not satisfac ote Oan be struck here. A small amouat of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of . Excellent Groceries ‘in its travels. These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for dollar goods, SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. 3 If you will depend upon us you will be ask is. reasonable profit. ‘There isn’t a more 8 a : pendable Shoe Store ot New Shoes for Knowing Women and veeting tope, price $1.75. ‘Ladies’ Low Shoes for Hot Weather. Keep Cool and wear low shoes. w of our Fall Lines of Fine Shoes. Hava . Shoe—very soft uppers—leoks like a Kid solid leathe: counters and insoles, kid This includ i “Koal” feet insures e“Koal Head” peed te a a ‘Shoes for Society Feet We have just placed in stock for ladies a Patent Leather Shoe with the latest fad—come in narrow widths and very reasonable, $8 75, Matt Kid Top’ Ladies’ 1 St Patent Tea Slipper—also sams style Viei Kid, $1.75 and $1.40. Ladies’ Fine Lace Vici Kid Dress Boots, hand turned soles. This line is lettered from A to EE. Pricee, $8 and $3.50. Same Quality in Vesting Tops, See samples in window. —ee WWELY WE: pay no more profit than. Regular value, $3.50. Me Shoe in the World. ‘All soli ing Shoes, lace and congress, You can buy two pairs of Shoes here and welt soles, the latest shape, We sell the Best ¥ 50 Men’s Medium Weight Work Do THE you would on one pair elsewhere. n’s Fine Vici Kid’ Shoes, latest st d. lace and congress, $1 50 made by Buckingham & Hecht, on wide French toe last, $2.50. SEOoEn BUsSsSiNnNEess.. << Low ctits in high favor.. We are selling Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxford, band yles, lace and congress, $2.50 and $3.° ie : ks le tle — Vinton Red Front Store, Main Street GRASS VALLEY. Telephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 571 & " & CO., ONE PRICE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts: NEVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res., Maso 799 _ CLOTHIERS. _Pay Nevada City of Economy WEDNESDAY...«. Personal KH: ‘G.M Allen is here f cisco. p.-M.-Robbins-is—de tonville. frank E. Wadsworth ing for Sacramento. J. HK. Ritchie of Omeg ing for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Polkingborn re last evening’s train. William Giffin and w Pacific Grove on a visit E. E. Stark, the elect: morning for San Fratic W.J. Land of San friends at the Union Hi Miss Pearl Waggoner here on a visit to relatir -Sacramento today. Frank Glasson left tl Berkeley to attend the . Rev. Rimer left this Cisco to visit friends, Miss Furth came. ov San Juan today and left for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Glasson of No left this morning for Sai Mrs. ‘'rood of North . this morning for Sat visit friends. Master ‘Treadwell, vy visiting at North Bloom home yesterday. Miss Nora Hussey hag a visit with the Wilkin Lowell Hill. W. G. Shand, one of . the county, came down . ville yesterday and left for San Francisco. H. L. Leinstene, O. L. H. Gibbens of San Fra here on last evening’s tr Deputy State Fish Co T. Payne was a visitor h Francisco yesterday. M. C. Burpee, who . visiting Water Collector turned this morning to § fi. A. Sawyer arrived h from Hollister to visit hii been ill at the National . eral weeks past. Harry Morrill, one of t men who was held up by between Forest Hill an Saturday, arrived here la Mrs. Frank May and Miss Pollard of Gold Fla evening from San Franei W. Arnold Angwin, a the College of Physicians San Francisco, came hom to spend his vacation. Mrs. C. L. Muler and Teturned yesterday after visit at Yreka and San Ft Was accompanied by he H. Clay Smith, and da Bernice Smith. They wi or a time, 2 Ge» ——_— Will Be Married Ne The marriage of Mr. N ng and Miss Inez Wal akland, will take place bn September Vth. Mr. brother of Mrs. Fred his city, and is well ¢ Known here, There is more Catarrb. bf the country than all put together, and until years was supposed to or a great many year hounced it a local dise cribedlocal rev'edies, tantly failing to cure wi ment, pronounced. it in buce has proven catarrh titutional disease, and HUlres constitutional tre: Vatarrh Cure, manufact heney & Co., Toledo, nly constitutional cure. tis taken internally in Tops to a teaspoonful.'y On the blood and mu bf the system, They of red dollars for any c ure. Send for cireula DOnials . Address, FF, J. OB Sold by Druggists, 75c Hall’s Family Pills are tee A good deal of the oi red in the: world ig abc the assurance of th fe when she fell int Wou’ll find ground at t bar.” Yes, Charley, the Mai ned with champagne. © State for which she fill at once take ta wat the rest of her life. +020 Kansas City pavemer maged by the heat, t tion ig nothing like so © Kansas City platforo e+ _ It Dazzies the No Discovery in mec bated one quarter of at has been caused . w Discovery for Cons verest. tests have bee Stims of Consumptio morrhage, Pleurisy ¢ usands of whom it . fect health. For ( thma, Cronp, Hay Pe d Whooping Cough i » surest cure in the d by W.D. Vinton, ¥ Sfaction or refund . tles 50c and $1.00, Hill Edge whiskey ia . ie 4ysicians preseribe .