July 1, 1904 (4 pages)

_Nevapa City Datuy TRANSCRIPT ~ trial aspirations and hopes to grow and prosper, must needs — NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. special Dispatohes oT rnc FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORILPTION $6_Per Year . By Carrier, a Delivered toany vart of the city. ———_ 12 1-2 Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City JULY 1, 1904 To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Paippankks. NE of the first requisites of a good business man, in this age of mercantile activity, is that he should understand the art of advertising, and the same rules that govern private concerns should govern the business affairs of cities. Every civilized town that has induslet the world know what it has to offer by way of inducements. Manufacturing enterprises, educational institutions, business and professional men are ever seeking desirable lo— cations, and it is a noticeable fact that comparatively few. cities and towns are attracting them. This is because many towns which possess good water power, good shipping facilities, good school and residential advantages, lack the life and enterprise to let the world know what they possess. They do not grow because they are unknown. They are like the drowsy merchant who doesn’t think. it worth while to advertise, but prefers to sit and watch the spiders spin webs across his doorway. Every new enterprise that locates in a town adds to the prosperity and business possibilities of every dealer in the place, and every citizen who has his own good and the good of the community at heart should take a hand in getting his town into touch with the busy, wide-awake} world. . @4é#4e46663 € A GOOD SERMON ¢ N a recent issue the Oakland Herald preached an exceptionally good editorial sermon on the vacation season, the sentiments of which we most cheerfully indorse. ' This article, which we reproduce in part, should be read NAVAL BATTLE GOING OM CHEE Foo; July 1—A terrific and important naval en‘. gagement is in progress this afternoon near Port Arthur. , Two battleships and four cruisers are actively engaged. A terrific explosion was seen and heard’ but it is not euewin whether it was Japanese or Russian battleship blown up. NE FINALLY VICTORIOUS MouxDAN, July 1—Heavy fighting occurred June 26th near Port Arthur. The Japanese fleet shelled the coast while a strong force landed attacking the heights which were occupied by the Russians. The Japanese riflemen were driven back three times with heavy loss, but finally forced the Russians to retire from their main position. The Russians lost seven high officers and over two hundred men killed. The Japanese loss was much heavier. Personal Noles. N. Davis is over from Renz. J. W. Marks is here from Sacrae mento. W. H. Corbine and son left for Downievilte this morning, ; Frank Hall, the mining man, is here from San Francisco. J. Myertholen of San Francisco is fu town. D. E. Morgan and wife, who have been visiting inthe Eastern States and the St. Louis Exposition, will arrive home tomorrow evening or Sanday morning. Local Brevitles. At Rosenthal’s, on Commercial street {sou can flod all kinds of fireworks His stock 1s complete, and the prices are just right. Among this special line of goods are to be found some 0 by young and old: “Vacation, after a few days of freedom from all care in order that the strings of the human instrument may relax their tension, should be mainly devoted to learning the things that the school does not teach. Manual work should be found for every school boy who can be put to work, work that will require him to use his hands to some purpose. If he can be made to earn his books and his clothes for next year’s schooling, so that he cau learn what money is worth as well as learn to work and how to work, the lessons will be worth more than the things he will earn. This is a workday world, and the person who does not learn to love work will never drink of the elixir of life. The girls, whether rich or poor, might put in their vacations learning how to cook, sew and keep house. Unlimited gadding about will not male women of them and may. sow in their natures the seeds of demorialization. To be the mistress of her home even the grandest lady needs to be familiar with the humblest employments of the household, and . . eelebrate the first settlement of the ‘. commonwealth of Virginia by bolding the best way to familiarize herself with them is to do them Those employments are not menial which we do for ourselves or for others for a recompense of love, but only when done for a wage. It is the wage and not the service that makes a servanta servant. If mother does it, it is not thought to be degrading, nor will it if the daughter does it. George Bynon ‘. Death of a Child. Hurt Today. =f Albert Otto, the thirteen-year-old George Bynon left bere this mocnson of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Penrose Jr.,of Boulder street, died this morning ing for North Bloomfield witb a load of hay, and when neer Blue Tent he noticed that the bindiag rope needed about six o’clock, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little sufferer’s life, but all efforts in that aireetion proved and Mre. Young was rescued, tightening. In using the pole on top of the load he was knocked senceless to the ground, and aetruck one of the wheels while falling. The pole ellpped of no avail. residenca. from his grasp and he received a heavy ae ik Sn blow on the head. Peter Arbogast bappened along with a load of ice and Closed Dowik found Mr. Bynon io the road and rendered him all the assistance possible. After « few applications of ice, Mr. TELLURIDE, Oolo.,, June 80— The Arbogast revived the injured man, pomadny 5 i ma able to con. ane on ate we. Horrible Deed, Axtoona, Pa., June 30—Heediess of entreaties for mercy, Mrs. Barbara Good Record. Young was bound toa &bair and left ; to burn to death by two robbers, who ransacked the house andin theie an-. San Franomoo, June 30— The big ger at floding no booty eet fires in the. steamer Cabrillo will sail for San Peupper floors of the stracture, Smoke!dro Satardey morning. The Cabrillo coming from the windows attracted . is the fastest wooden vessel ever built the attention of a passer-by, who geve. on the Pacific Ooast. She made a recthe alarm. The firemen responded . ord of sixteen geographical miles an ] bour on ber trial trip. Smuggler-Union mines, employing 200 men, were closed down today, and the company’s mill will be closed 8 s00D as the ore on band ts disposed of. Several other mines will cease ip a few days. The ocession for closing down hes not been made public. . . the latest novelties. Call in and see them, See Maher & Oo’a new advertisement in this evening’s issue. They call attention tothe fine line of goods suitable for the Fourth uow in stock. Remember that tomorrow is the last chance before the Fourth to make your purchases, Worst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse than to fe4 that every minute will be your Inst Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three vears,” she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion. stomach and boweltrouble. Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was indacei to try Electric Bitters and the resuit was miraculons. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered.” For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and: Bowel troubles Electric Bitters ia the only medicine. Only 50c, It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. Itcleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the. growth of the hair, cures all the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster’ will cure Rbeumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, bits complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by ealling on ____J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf For Sale At a Bargain. ‘Another Fair. SacRAMENTO, June 80-—Governer A.J, Montague of Virginia has addreesed a conmanication to Governor Pardee notifying bim that it is proposed to ap international exbibition in 1907 on . the shore of Hampton Roads, He requests that the matter be called 'o0 the attention of the coming Legislature, in order that it may make a euitable appropriation to bave California properly represented. Shot by Burglar. Jowa Fats, Iowa, Jane 80.—Rev. Charles Mayne of Nevada, Iowa, was shot today by a bargler and will prebably die. He was here attending the Sunday school convention. Shortly after midnight Mr. Mayne was aroused from his slumber by the appearance of . a stranger in g@is room, The robber The funeral will’ probably be held . commanded him to keep silent bat be on Sundey afternoon from the fimily grabbed the burgler, when the la‘ter . drew a revolver and fired three times, leach bullet taking effect in Mayne’s . abdomen. The burglar made his es. cape. eo . Wo. Eritland at bis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazey are mixed properly. Fireworks You can find 4 large assortment of ROCKETS ROMAN CANDLES, FLOWER Pots, i BOFIBS, PIN WHEELS, TORPEDOES, CANNON CRACKERS, E'c., Etc. A complete assortment: lat RCSENTHAL'S, Orchard. Drinks, and you can dep~nd that they . ° Eight Room House, Large Lot and Hoase in a No. 1 condition. Oan be bought at a bargain. Price $1590, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, Gilt-edge appetite, Gilt Edge whisky. 7TYou’ll bave botb, if you have either Wicbman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Nos. 29-81 Battery street, near Market. PIP IPDELIPIPALIGI FIPPIDILIDIRIPP I Relieves Kidn SANTA & Bladder: troubles at once, ‘ Cures In : SAN LES 48 Hoursall M NX URINARY i B) DISCHARGES Each Capsule oun No. 8819. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. GEORGE C. GAYLORD and RALPH GAY“LORD, (co-partners), Plaintiffs, ve. RICHARD MARTIN, pe Defendant. eee B* VETO ! 4N Bx CeIn I°SUED out of the be ae Court of the Countv of N f . George 0. ‘Gaston’ aaa ana ral FS ed rupee S. : ria the 28d April, A. foc the sum pA tel ecagg . cixty three and 6-100 ($663.eosts, per ate.of iii co — till paid, WT have cute dey levies Goa atl th ve 8 as: title, claim and meee tt oat She right. Richard in, i wel ve aay Mare in, ase the following desto-wit : The S of N. E.\4 of 2 17, R. 8B. . B. Beat 2 it and ae, Fle to said above deseri lands = e Public Notice is hereby given that . T will A. D., 1904, Ati2 oom noon of that ,in Oh = By my opiate of . rats i walle “aie ig e ptecotti J. M. Walling; Detaiis. of . Procession Skin diseases, takes pimples off the). t, together with on Tole. ; Monday, the 25th Day of July. ’ as Mapped: Oat ty" Grand Marshai. ” OFFICE GRAND MARSHAL, FourtTH oF Jury, 1904, Paravg, Nevapa Orry, Oacirornia. Sproat Orver No. 1, oF Dats oF JULY 1, 1904. ' FORMATION OF PARADE, 1. The above parade will be formed in three divisions, designated respectively, Firet, Second and Third .Diyisfonr. 2. Each division will be. in position and ready to move by 10:80 o’clock in the forenoon, July 4*b, 1904. FOBMATION OF DIVISIONS. 8. . Each division will be formed by its Marchal in accordance with instruc. tions hereafter to te given h'm by the POSITION OF. DIVISIONS, The first division will form on Broad street, with its rigbt resting in front of Armory Hall. The second division will form on Broad street, south side, with its right resting in front of the Methodist charch. The third. division will form. on 7 . Broad street, north side, witb its right Grand Marshal. + ( tion, and the first division will pres-nt the first and ageond divisions will ? moveieimbitanedusly. The third division will stand fast, until the rear of the second division bas reached a point in front of the ‘Mathédist church, when the third division will move forward in line of ‘Ymarob. The interval of sixty. feet will be preserved between divisions durirg the march. a8 LINE OF MAROH. ‘Down Broad to Pleza; countermerch at Plaza to Main; up Main to Oommerctal; up Oommercial to Pine; up Pine to Broad; up Broad to junction of East and West Broad; countermarch im ‘front of: Dr. Tickell’s residence; down Broad to Pine; down Pine to Commercial; dowa Commercial to Maio; down Main to Plaza; counters). margb at Plaza to Broad; up Broad te Theatre; during the march up Broad, ‘ehe first and second divisions will incline to the rigbt so as to be on the north side of Broad, and when the right of the first division reaches a . point in front of the Theatre, the first and second divisions will halt, form line to the left and dress to the right. The third division will be diemieced by its Marshal. The second. division will stand atten‘Tarms, while the Mayors of Graw Valley ead’ Nevada Oity, the President and Ofator of the Day, and other persons taking part in the exercises at the Theatre, pass from the left of the Second division.up Broad to Theatre. The. first @fd second divisions will then be ‘diemiseed by their respec:ive Marebals. H. W. BRAND, Fourth SEES restingin front of Mre. Burns’ resiOPEN-AIR Grand Marshal. DANCING of J uly, BOTH AFTERNOON. AND. EVENING —_AT rE fl Oro Club Dance Platform SHOE FINE MUSIC BY THE BOYS’ BAND. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. GRAND Gentlemen itibake ceed ase Gale Ladies.:.. “qkoRton at the El Oro Club Dance Platform ‘Saturday Evening» July 2, at the conclusion of which a R 1904. DANCE will be held, .+. 50 cents setespleenerecaeosssess oneee BS CONES eBOHEMIAN coast Brewery in eih<.ee : _ SOLD EVERYWHERE. the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Pine Street, Bevaey 5 ’ We carry the Celebrated pe rley fy cated Avaban band-made 50 cigar Attorney for Plaintiffs. Ears articles, ote, E. Ww. “SCHMIDT, . ie ahae brands of leadin i ig Cigars, City Taxes The Oity Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and . mr be niet a on I will be at my office in the Oity . Hall, for the purpose of collecting taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7to8 p. m. until August Ist. ; H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector, i. Nevada City, Jane 17, 1904. MONDAY, AUGUST Ist, Gelling Ready. Oar citizens have ok alnaadly begun decorating their places for the “ Fourth, and the amount of bunting to be displayed will be far abead of former years, Several of the business housee around town look gay, and by Sunday all will show up in grand style for the big celebration. Found Dead. Exmma, N. Y., June 830—W. H. Owen, maneger of the Western Union telegraph office in this city, and his wife, were found dead in their bed today. They had been dead for a few days. Honor to the county 3 Clarence UO, Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas of Grass Valley, has successfully passed both the men-. tal and pbysicel examinations. for entrance to the Annapolis Naval Academy, and is now a full-fledged cadet. After four years in the academy he will spend some time aboard a training ship, and then will come @ serviee of , two years at sea on one of the modern vessels of the navy, and then he will receive his commission as Ensign in the United Stat-s Navy. Out of twenty-five who passed the mental examlenation, only eleven stood the physical test. REME Red, White and Blue Bunting. 72 in. Carlenton, all colors Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles Ladies White Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, styles and all prices. Children’s Lace Hoze, 25c. New Neck Raching, 8 differen stvile New Hair Oombs. New Pompadore Oombs. New Girdle the Ribbon to cover the girdles. Maher & Co New Hat Pins MBER Saturday is.the last day to buy before the Fourth . A FEW REINDERS * Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths. Cheese Cloth, all colora. Neck Ribbons in Satin, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard. In Whit+, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode. with large apd smail buckele, all Ladies Hose, in Lave, Black and Colored, 250, 50c. Sommer Corsets, many different styles, all sizes, 50c, %1. . 8. ; New Linen Co'lars and Smell Ties. Foundattons, made of Oriaoline, also Por the Aids—Gold Oords and Gold Stars for the Hats. Oome SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY. —OPEN EVERY EVENING—— ., Nevada City Any part of fifteen t housand (15,000) shares of Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. a $6 In Cash tionately cheap. Call in and Buys a WALTHAM or sx ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Watches and Clock propor-see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street: = DR. ROONEY’S = PRESCRIPTION ——ror—— MALARIA Is a Certain Cure. Try it. ei tok Vinton’s Pharmac PALMER & JOHRSOH, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in Fine Liquors $ Cigars. Everything Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET Sample our good eae — But only the best are kept by us. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS Drop in and s. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars , CHAPIPION SALOON QOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, Broad Street, Nevada Otty Gorbam Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase > > Quartz Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a . ring or pin made out of quartz SOUVENIR SPOONS Oontaining engravings of points of interest dl and “on C.J. BRAND JEWELER tel ath LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR oe ! a UISINE a Special featare. jo: tarn Gall Belle, sls Blecriotight, Special attenti Fgegs by St iain eae fe eee Broad Street, « a Nevada Oliy A Other FRIDAY , =e Daily: D R, EB. Oc isco, Mise F morning t her vacati and 3. F Francisco F.L. M San Fran P. B. Bi » here on m E. L. M ton. —¢ T. M. Jc ville, Larry ™ Wet Hill. R. 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_Nevapa City Datuy TRANSCRIPT ~ trial aspirations and hopes to grow and prosper, must needs — NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. special Dispatohes oT rnc FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORILPTION $6_Per Year . By Carrier, a Delivered toany vart of the city. ———_ 12 1-2 Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City JULY 1, 1904 To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Paippankks. NE of the first requisites of a good business man, in this age of mercantile activity, is that he should understand the art of advertising, and the same rules that govern private concerns should govern the business affairs of cities. Every civilized town that has induslet the world know what it has to offer by way of inducements. Manufacturing enterprises, educational institutions, business and professional men are ever seeking desirable lo— cations, and it is a noticeable fact that comparatively few. cities and towns are attracting them. This is because many towns which possess good water power, good shipping facilities, good school and residential advantages, lack the life and enterprise to let the world know what they possess. They do not grow because they are unknown. They are like the drowsy merchant who doesn’t think. it worth while to advertise, but prefers to sit and watch the spiders spin webs across his doorway. Every new enterprise that locates in a town adds to the prosperity and business possibilities of every dealer in the place, and every citizen who has his own good and the good of the community at heart should take a hand in getting his town into touch with the busy, wide-awake} world. . @4é#4e46663 € A GOOD SERMON ¢ N a recent issue the Oakland Herald preached an exceptionally good editorial sermon on the vacation season, the sentiments of which we most cheerfully indorse. ' This article, which we reproduce in part, should be read NAVAL BATTLE GOING OM CHEE Foo; July 1—A terrific and important naval en‘. gagement is in progress this afternoon near Port Arthur. , Two battleships and four cruisers are actively engaged. A terrific explosion was seen and heard’ but it is not euewin whether it was Japanese or Russian battleship blown up. NE FINALLY VICTORIOUS MouxDAN, July 1—Heavy fighting occurred June 26th near Port Arthur. The Japanese fleet shelled the coast while a strong force landed attacking the heights which were occupied by the Russians. The Japanese riflemen were driven back three times with heavy loss, but finally forced the Russians to retire from their main position. The Russians lost seven high officers and over two hundred men killed. The Japanese loss was much heavier. Personal Noles. N. Davis is over from Renz. J. W. Marks is here from Sacrae mento. W. H. Corbine and son left for Downievilte this morning, ; Frank Hall, the mining man, is here from San Francisco. J. Myertholen of San Francisco is fu town. D. E. Morgan and wife, who have been visiting inthe Eastern States and the St. Louis Exposition, will arrive home tomorrow evening or Sanday morning. Local Brevitles. At Rosenthal’s, on Commercial street {sou can flod all kinds of fireworks His stock 1s complete, and the prices are just right. Among this special line of goods are to be found some 0 by young and old: “Vacation, after a few days of freedom from all care in order that the strings of the human instrument may relax their tension, should be mainly devoted to learning the things that the school does not teach. Manual work should be found for every school boy who can be put to work, work that will require him to use his hands to some purpose. If he can be made to earn his books and his clothes for next year’s schooling, so that he cau learn what money is worth as well as learn to work and how to work, the lessons will be worth more than the things he will earn. This is a workday world, and the person who does not learn to love work will never drink of the elixir of life. The girls, whether rich or poor, might put in their vacations learning how to cook, sew and keep house. Unlimited gadding about will not male women of them and may. sow in their natures the seeds of demorialization. To be the mistress of her home even the grandest lady needs to be familiar with the humblest employments of the household, and . . eelebrate the first settlement of the ‘. commonwealth of Virginia by bolding the best way to familiarize herself with them is to do them Those employments are not menial which we do for ourselves or for others for a recompense of love, but only when done for a wage. It is the wage and not the service that makes a servanta servant. If mother does it, it is not thought to be degrading, nor will it if the daughter does it. George Bynon ‘. Death of a Child. Hurt Today. =f Albert Otto, the thirteen-year-old George Bynon left bere this mocnson of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Penrose Jr.,of Boulder street, died this morning ing for North Bloomfield witb a load of hay, and when neer Blue Tent he noticed that the bindiag rope needed about six o’clock, after an illness of several weeks. Everything possible was done to save the little sufferer’s life, but all efforts in that aireetion proved and Mre. Young was rescued, tightening. In using the pole on top of the load he was knocked senceless to the ground, and aetruck one of the wheels while falling. The pole ellpped of no avail. residenca. from his grasp and he received a heavy ae ik Sn blow on the head. Peter Arbogast bappened along with a load of ice and Closed Dowik found Mr. Bynon io the road and rendered him all the assistance possible. After « few applications of ice, Mr. TELLURIDE, Oolo.,, June 80— The Arbogast revived the injured man, pomadny 5 i ma able to con. ane on ate we. Horrible Deed, Axtoona, Pa., June 30—Heediess of entreaties for mercy, Mrs. Barbara Good Record. Young was bound toa &bair and left ; to burn to death by two robbers, who ransacked the house andin theie an-. San Franomoo, June 30— The big ger at floding no booty eet fires in the. steamer Cabrillo will sail for San Peupper floors of the stracture, Smoke!dro Satardey morning. The Cabrillo coming from the windows attracted . is the fastest wooden vessel ever built the attention of a passer-by, who geve. on the Pacific Ooast. She made a recthe alarm. The firemen responded . ord of sixteen geographical miles an ] bour on ber trial trip. Smuggler-Union mines, employing 200 men, were closed down today, and the company’s mill will be closed 8 s00D as the ore on band ts disposed of. Several other mines will cease ip a few days. The ocession for closing down hes not been made public. . . the latest novelties. Call in and see them, See Maher & Oo’a new advertisement in this evening’s issue. They call attention tothe fine line of goods suitable for the Fourth uow in stock. Remember that tomorrow is the last chance before the Fourth to make your purchases, Worst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse than to fe4 that every minute will be your Inst Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three vears,” she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion. stomach and boweltrouble. Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was indacei to try Electric Bitters and the resuit was miraculons. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered.” For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and: Bowel troubles Electric Bitters ia the only medicine. Only 50c, It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. Itcleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the. growth of the hair, cures all the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster’ will cure Rbeumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, bits complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by ealling on ____J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf For Sale At a Bargain. ‘Another Fair. SacRAMENTO, June 80-—Governer A.J, Montague of Virginia has addreesed a conmanication to Governor Pardee notifying bim that it is proposed to ap international exbibition in 1907 on . the shore of Hampton Roads, He requests that the matter be called 'o0 the attention of the coming Legislature, in order that it may make a euitable appropriation to bave California properly represented. Shot by Burglar. Jowa Fats, Iowa, Jane 80.—Rev. Charles Mayne of Nevada, Iowa, was shot today by a bargler and will prebably die. He was here attending the Sunday school convention. Shortly after midnight Mr. Mayne was aroused from his slumber by the appearance of . a stranger in g@is room, The robber The funeral will’ probably be held . commanded him to keep silent bat be on Sundey afternoon from the fimily grabbed the burgler, when the la‘ter . drew a revolver and fired three times, leach bullet taking effect in Mayne’s . abdomen. The burglar made his es. cape. eo . Wo. Eritland at bis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazey are mixed properly. Fireworks You can find 4 large assortment of ROCKETS ROMAN CANDLES, FLOWER Pots, i BOFIBS, PIN WHEELS, TORPEDOES, CANNON CRACKERS, E'c., Etc. A complete assortment: lat RCSENTHAL'S, Orchard. Drinks, and you can dep~nd that they . ° Eight Room House, Large Lot and Hoase in a No. 1 condition. Oan be bought at a bargain. Price $1590, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, Gilt-edge appetite, Gilt Edge whisky. 7TYou’ll bave botb, if you have either Wicbman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Nos. 29-81 Battery street, near Market. PIP IPDELIPIPALIGI FIPPIDILIDIRIPP I Relieves Kidn SANTA & Bladder: troubles at once, ‘ Cures In : SAN LES 48 Hoursall M NX URINARY i B) DISCHARGES Each Capsule oun No. 8819. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. GEORGE C. GAYLORD and RALPH GAY“LORD, (co-partners), Plaintiffs, ve. RICHARD MARTIN, pe Defendant. eee B* VETO ! 4N Bx CeIn I°SUED out of the be ae Court of the Countv of N f . George 0. ‘Gaston’ aaa ana ral FS ed rupee S. : ria the 28d April, A. foc the sum pA tel ecagg . cixty three and 6-100 ($663.eosts, per ate.of iii co — till paid, WT have cute dey levies Goa atl th ve 8 as: title, claim and meee tt oat She right. Richard in, i wel ve aay Mare in, ase the following desto-wit : The S of N. E.\4 of 2 17, R. 8B. . B. Beat 2 it and ae, Fle to said above deseri lands = e Public Notice is hereby given that . T will A. D., 1904, Ati2 oom noon of that ,in Oh = By my opiate of . rats i walle “aie ig e ptecotti J. M. Walling; Detaiis. of . Procession Skin diseases, takes pimples off the). t, together with on Tole. ; Monday, the 25th Day of July. ’ as Mapped: Oat ty" Grand Marshai. ” OFFICE GRAND MARSHAL, FourtTH oF Jury, 1904, Paravg, Nevapa Orry, Oacirornia. Sproat Orver No. 1, oF Dats oF JULY 1, 1904. ' FORMATION OF PARADE, 1. The above parade will be formed in three divisions, designated respectively, Firet, Second and Third .Diyisfonr. 2. Each division will be. in position and ready to move by 10:80 o’clock in the forenoon, July 4*b, 1904. FOBMATION OF DIVISIONS. 8. . Each division will be formed by its Marchal in accordance with instruc. tions hereafter to te given h'm by the POSITION OF. DIVISIONS, The first division will form on Broad street, with its rigbt resting in front of Armory Hall. The second division will form on Broad street, south side, with its right resting in front of the Methodist charch. The third. division will form. on 7 . Broad street, north side, witb its right Grand Marshal. + ( tion, and the first division will pres-nt the first and ageond divisions will ? moveieimbitanedusly. The third division will stand fast, until the rear of the second division bas reached a point in front of the ‘Mathédist church, when the third division will move forward in line of ‘Ymarob. The interval of sixty. feet will be preserved between divisions durirg the march. a8 LINE OF MAROH. ‘Down Broad to Pleza; countermerch at Plaza to Main; up Main to Oommerctal; up Oommercial to Pine; up Pine to Broad; up Broad to junction of East and West Broad; countermarch im ‘front of: Dr. Tickell’s residence;

down Broad to Pine; down Pine to Commercial; dowa Commercial to Maio; down Main to Plaza; counters). margb at Plaza to Broad; up Broad te Theatre; during the march up Broad, ‘ehe first and second divisions will incline to the rigbt so as to be on the north side of Broad, and when the right of the first division reaches a . point in front of the Theatre, the first and second divisions will halt, form line to the left and dress to the right. The third division will be diemieced by its Marshal. The second. division will stand atten‘Tarms, while the Mayors of Graw Valley ead’ Nevada Oity, the President and Ofator of the Day, and other persons taking part in the exercises at the Theatre, pass from the left of the Second division.up Broad to Theatre. The. first @fd second divisions will then be ‘diemiseed by their respec:ive Marebals. H. W. BRAND, Fourth SEES restingin front of Mre. Burns’ resiOPEN-AIR Grand Marshal. DANCING of J uly, BOTH AFTERNOON. AND. EVENING —_AT rE fl Oro Club Dance Platform SHOE FINE MUSIC BY THE BOYS’ BAND. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. GRAND Gentlemen itibake ceed ase Gale Ladies..:... “qkoRton at the El Oro Club Dance Platform ‘Saturday Evening» July 2, at the conclusion of which a R 1904. DANCE will be held, .+. 50 cents setespleenerecaeosssess oneee BS CONES eBOHEMIAN coast Brewery in eih<.ee : _ SOLD EVERYWHERE. the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Pine Street, Bevaey 5 ’ We carry the Celebrated pe rley fy cated Avaban band-made 50 cigar Attorney for Plaintiffs. Ears articles, ote, E. Ww. “SCHMIDT, . ie ahae brands of leadin i ig Cigars, City Taxes The Oity Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and . mr be niet a on I will be at my office in the Oity . Hall, for the purpose of collecting taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7to8 p. m. until August Ist. ; H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector, i. Nevada City, Jane 17, 1904. MONDAY, AUGUST Ist, Gelling Ready. Oar citizens have ok alnaadly begun decorating their places for the “ Fourth, and the amount of bunting to be displayed will be far abead of former years, Several of the business housee around town look gay, and by Sunday all will show up in grand style for the big celebration. Found Dead. Exmma, N. Y., June 830—W. H. Owen, maneger of the Western Union telegraph office in this city, and his wife, were found dead in their bed today. They had been dead for a few days. Honor to the county 3 Clarence UO, Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas of Grass Valley, has successfully passed both the men-. tal and pbysicel examinations. for entrance to the Annapolis Naval Academy, and is now a full-fledged cadet. After four years in the academy he will spend some time aboard a training ship, and then will come @ serviee of , two years at sea on one of the modern vessels of the navy, and then he will receive his commission as Ensign in the United Stat-s Navy. Out of twenty-five who passed the mental examlenation, only eleven stood the physical test. REME Red, White and Blue Bunting. 72 in. Carlenton, all colors Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles Ladies White Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, styles and all prices. Children’s Lace Hoze, 25c. New Neck Raching, 8 differen stvile New Hair Oombs. New Pompadore Oombs. New Girdle the Ribbon to cover the girdles. Maher & Co New Hat Pins MBER Saturday is.the last day to buy before the Fourth . A FEW REINDERS * Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths. Cheese Cloth, all colora. Neck Ribbons in Satin, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard. In Whit+, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode. with large apd smail buckele, all Ladies Hose, in Lave, Black and Colored, 250, 50c. Sommer Corsets, many different styles, all sizes, 50c, %1. . 8. ; New Linen Co'lars and Smell Ties. Foundattons, made of Oriaoline, also Por the Aids—Gold Oords and Gold Stars for the Hats. Oome SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY. —OPEN EVERY EVENING—— ., Nevada City Any part of fifteen t housand (15,000) shares of Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. a $6 In Cash tionately cheap. Call in and Buys a WALTHAM or sx ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Watches and Clock propor-see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street: = DR. ROONEY’S = PRESCRIPTION ——ror—— MALARIA Is a Certain Cure. Try it. ei tok Vinton’s Pharmac PALMER & JOHRSOH, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in Fine Liquors $ Cigars. Everything Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET Sample our good eae — But only the best are kept by us. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS Drop in and s. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars , CHAPIPION SALOON QOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, Broad Street, Nevada Otty Gorbam Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase > > Quartz Manufactured Jewelry This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a . ring or pin made out of quartz SOUVENIR SPOONS Oontaining engravings of points of interest dl and “on C.J. BRAND JEWELER tel ath LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR oe ! a UISINE a Special featare. jo: tarn Gall Belle, sls Blecriotight, Special attenti Fgegs by St iain eae fe eee Broad Street, « a Nevada Oliy A Other FRIDAY , =e Daily: D R, EB. Oc isco, Mise F morning t her vacati and 3. F Francisco F.L. M San Fran P. B. Bi » here on m E. L. M ton. —¢ T. M. Jc ville, Larry ™ Wet Hill. R. H. 8: rived here Mrs. Ne on Nevads Mrs. V here as th Mrs. Ch at Gaston visit: here, Mise F. left on thi aieville, Heary \ today, aft B. L. Be the train . uleville tk I.T. © this mor! Birchville State L _ Waggoner on the Yu Hanoog young fis this morn M Mise Al ‘inne. cov Hill to vis lin. Jobo Ge retarned . land. He Peran, wi! Mrs. Ge ~thie worn aide, Ge there to. gage inel Charle critical co Tony } leave on Misses and Alic ville thie H. . . ! 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