July 12, 1904 (4 pages)

} } 4 i : aaceeienee > Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. —====—= Npecial Dispatehes to Tratiseript TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION @ypfem, ~ = $6_Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any voart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2¢ Per Week de Ciiaiose sie Gt JULY 12, 1904 ee To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, . THEODORE ROOSEVEL FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Warren Fairbanks. ‘WAR VS. DESTRUCTION. tirelessly and wonderfully perfect our engines of destruction, our fire arms, our explosives. Where will it allend? In what cataclysm of the years will the primeval again have its own? When will the wilderness again sweep over that which is known as civilization? Where is civilization and destructiveness to end? These are the queries made by a writer of an article in the Field and Stream for July. Continuing the author, with some truth, comments as follows: “We buy fine repeating rifles, and then we hire a man who knows how to use them, and we go out, and he kills something and we call it sport, for we have destroyed something, having given it small chance. Impotent as any must be to check the forward sweep of fate, sometimes, none the less, we almost wish we were back to the day of the muzzleloader; the day when chances were more even, when sport was sport, when, if you please, war was war, when destruction was less scientific. We read of the so-called triumphant progress of the British column of invasion under Colonel Younghusband in Thibet. The natives have match-locks and swords. The machine guns mow them down. Is it! war? No. It is destruction. nation, yet most of her wars have not been wars. hundred years of conquest and colonization she has not lost so many men in war as did the American people in the two/® years of their Civil War. then, but there was war and bitter war. Russia for a quarter . of acentury has been quietly destroying here and there a . Charles the Japanese ahd Russian armies are now facing each other twenty miles east of Liac Yang and are prepared for a big battle. Twenty Thousand Butchers England is called a mafttial others affiliated with butcher workmen union went out at In her one! noon today. Twelve. thousand men are affected by the Destruction was less scientiflc. Omaha and five thousand at St. Joseph also went out at noon today. UNINC UD FOR A BATTLE Opposing Armies of Japan. Now Facing Each Other Near Liao Yang. — ~ TOKIo, July 12—Official news has been received that DIG STDUNE ON WN THE CAST and Meat Cutters Have Left Their Stalls. Kansas, July 12th—Eight thousand meat cutters and trike. Five thousand men at St. Louis, four thousand at tribe of the inferior Asiatics. It was not war. Now at las . Russia and Japan meet in an actual war. It is science against . science, destruction against destruction. When this war has' ended, there will yet be others, many which are not wars, but . butcheries, wherein what is called progress and civilization . meet and destroy the primeval, the savage. But does this mean that the world will ever be civilized, that eventually, the world will have abolished all its wildernesses and all its. savages? The world has never yet been without its wilder-. ness, and never will be. What is to be the day of reckon-/. ing? When the sheer lust of destruction shall either change, or meet in some unknown higher power a force to which it in turn must yield? Brethren, we think we are are abolishing . the wilderness and wiping out heathendom; but it is not so, There will always be a wilderness, somewhere in the world, Man will ever fight it, and even love it and long forit. The savagery of man is old as the gun, and will be still as old.” GENERAL mand of the arms in that section Army Diviston of tbe East, &, CORBIN. H On October 1st, Genoral Corbin will go to the Philippines to take comGeneral Corbin is uow Commander of the G+ neral Corbin was selected by General Ch+ff-e to take charge of the United States troops which guarded the ruins of the barat Gistrict fo Baltiimore after the big conflagration and is kuown as ona of the most efficient administrative cfiicere inthe United States Army. BOARD SUPRNSn Business Transacted for Term Commencing — Joly Oth. 4 The following business was transacted by the Board cf Supervisors toe day: The Board of Supervisors today examined the books of the County Re corder and found them correct. They also went over the accounts in the Clerk’s office, and found them all right, The report of Sapervisor John Fay A TERQIBLE CLOUDBURST In Oregon --Twenty Eight Houses Destroyed and ~ Lives Lost. PORTLAND, Oregon, July 12th— A brief dispatch from #7— F. W. Waggoner $246, >> >D ® THE POWER >> DF ® OF KINDNESS OW often in life do we find our pathway overhung MJough of North San Juan were bere on @ visit today, with clouds! Grief comes an unbidden and unwelcome guest. Sorrows and misfortune gather round us, causing our hearts almost to break beneath their Co., of Sacramento, is spending a few days io this city. Mitchell, Wheeler county, says that a terrible cloud break struck that town last night and destroyed twenty eight houses, killing much stock and drowning two people. Disirie! Suspended. Owing to the daily attendance at the Central echool falling below five, the Mies A. Walker, Mies L. Walker, Miss M, Fuller and Mrs. 8. McOCulJohn Batcher, of Schaw, Batcher & weight. It is in those dark hours that the heart needs the comfort and kindness of a sympathizing friend. People are so eonstituted that to a great degree our happiness is dependent upon others. The heart is formed for friendships, and we need the smile and light. glowing from the faces of others as much as the little flower needs the warmth of the sun or the cooling shower. Words of kindness fall upon the heart like the gentle dew. We know not, and may not know, the good we might do in this world by s!mple deeds of kindness. They are worth more than silver or gold. How like angels of mercy we might become if we would be guided more by the law of kindness—kindness to all, especially to the poor and to those who have strayed from the paths of rectitude! It is kindness alone that will soften their hearts and win them back eventually to the rignt way. Soldier Murdered. Smart Indian. Ux, Jaly 11—Bill Garfield, an Indian, wae brought bere from Uovelo Tacoma, Wash., July 11 — Private we Asjamar sO10g MOsIY UBIpU] ». “USA ‘Pus UONdex0y *s}UDW22UNOY district was today suspended by the Board of Supervisors. County Saperintendént of Schools J. G. O'Neil! brought the matter before the Supervisors. The pupils of the Central district will attend the Oakland school at Gold Fiat. OISIINVAYY NVS SLAZILS LANUVW P 1S0d City Taxes SURIWITIZATIC pus Ssdzjamoe *8391N} “oejnueW “ANVdWOD ® BAZXNHS The City Taxes for the fiscal year “UOLIVIVIGNG mau ay4 40) PUSS = *91AEH193 948 “OD Y BAABHS §0 Gweys 943 s¥0q 3843 SAWOLYM 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office-in the City 7 ¢€ oo Gs “bB ee » ucdn yuas s938UII3S59 pus Sajdises ‘SsuvsZOUOW 4IIm prysiijoqwa SPsB> SIUSPUCdse2105 ‘sps¥r Zu; Hall, for the purpose of collecting Thomas O, Vendiver of Company K, Nineteenth United States Infantry, bas been shot and killed by Private Frederick BR. Stubbs at the maneuvers i camp. The men had had a petty quari rel and Stabbs says he fired when he i : believed his life was ia danger. Stubbs has been turned over te the civil auyesterday by Constable Redwine ona charge of having raised 4 check, He hed been working for Jake Wattenberger. and in payment received a check for $250, He raised it to $17.50 and cashed it at a store. The work . wae very cleverly executed. Garfield is well educated, having attended the thorities here. , Carlisle school, US e3ejsseW “suelsEoze 4¥)208 49430 [8 pus sBuyppoy, 03 su0)303 “Haag “hewoneig “OD 8 BABUIS taxes, from 9 to 13 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7 to8 p. ut. until August let. was read; approved and ordered plaged on fite and the following bills we.e allowed : W. E. Davis $17 50. J. R. Patterson $2.50. Alex Drynan $83. G. T. Rigg’ $15. Paul H. Sontagg $90,Fred Gearhart $78.75. B. 0. Chew $45. Danie! Snow $27.50. Chas, Gearhart $62.50. Joho Drummond $20. T. M. Buckman $55. W. J. Hill $43.75, Jobn Walsh $102.50. GQ. W. Smith $27.40. J. Murdgett $7U. P. Hackney $121.25. J. Nelson $95. Jobn Rosserini 9f%” P. Franzini $20, W. F. Dougherty $65. Union Ice Co. $18.75. J. Moss $5. J.T. Larty $12.60. G. W. Smith $14. “'W. Cook $85. : Trackee Lumber Oo. $8.11. ° Peter Ounningham $97.50. J. Noell $62 50. Jobn Nagle $95. A. O. Cook $8.25. W. F. Wilkie $12.60, J. D. Shaw $46.25. J. F. McElroy $150. Samuel Purker $122.50, W. O'Neill $48.75. ‘J. D. Shaw $10, Sierra Nevada W. & L. Co. $83.63, Thompson Drug Go. $9.30, : Goodwin & Oo. $80.81, Barney Oahill $218.50, George Rigs $57.50, A. G. Chew $28.75. B J. Griffiths $53.75. Clarence Whitney $17.50. Jobn Nagle $48.75, George May $45. J. Francis $52.50 San Francisco, July 11.—Mrs, Gert. rade Hoffman cetsed the arrest of Ong Gong, her Chinese laundryman, thie morning, on a charge of having miseppropriated two of her diamond tings. Sanday last Mrs, Hoffman decided to spend the day out and hid ber jewels in the soiled lig@en bag. Shortly after her departure the Obinaman called for her washing, which the landlady, not knowing of the hidden diamond rings were returned by the Celestial the next day, but these two he profeseed not to have seep, and ‘a warrant was issued for his arrest, ‘ —_—_—_—_——————_—_——— BORN. _ At Nevada City, July 11, 1904, to.the Lost Two Rings. . treasure, gave him, All except two. Swanton Made Il. In our item yesterday concerning the baseball’ game we stated that Scruggs made a three bagger, thus bringing in three men on bases and winning the game. The good play Scruggs, the latter . making a two bagger and bridging in the three rdas. The Nevadag will play a nine at Truckee thet has gained several victories’ there. : H. Helor is down from Maybert. F. L, Whipple and L.A. Satherland F. G. Beatty and wife of Grass Valley were visitors to the county seat today. , “ : F. W. McLean of Sheverston, La, arrived here on the afternoon train. ‘Miss M, Sughrue and F. GC. Sugbrue are here from North Bloomfleld aMrs. R. M. Sparks of. Conltervilie je here on a vieit, eee G. A. Nieson of San Francigco arrived here this afternoon. ~ tsrest of the Buckeye Flour mills. is Have for Dessert ? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day, Try Jell-O, a delicious’ and healthful dessert. * ared in two minutes. No boiling! no id ! add boiling water and set-to coo berry antl Strawberry. at your grocers to-day. Get a package To cts. The Highest Priced Dud the Best Quality, ~ SOLD EVER YWueae, Proceeds to be Used in As-— sisting to Furnish the New Nevada City Free Library. —_—_—. NEVADA THEATER, Thursday and Friday Evenings July 21 and ‘a2. The delightful Amusing Comedy, _ The Gutta-Dercha Gir And other attractive novelties . will be presented under the dfs. ~ rection of MRS. FRED ZEIT." LER, assisted by twenty young Ladies and Gentlemen, @@™ Come and help.» good cause, Reserved Seats for either night at Admission—Adulte, 50 esate. wife of Walter Jauch, a daughtér. oi Obildren, 25 cents. a Undershirts Best made on / the > 3 market. FoR SA. wy, Undersir $4 5u Ss rE. Any part of fifteen t $6 In Cash Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [MaKe offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal, housand (15,000). Shares of Buys a WALTHAM or ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other tionately cheap. Call in and ; Watches and Clock propor. see-them and get onr prices, was. made by 9. Swanton instead of. are over from French Corral. a . Thomas J. Dolan is here in the in-. What Shall We . lavors:—Lemon, Orange, Rasp-" PALMER & JOHHS Wholesale aud retail dealers in Try. — Vinton’s Fresh Buhack Fine Liquors Cigars, lath athe Everything Strietly High Class INSECT POWDER _ sa 4 BROAD 8ST REET ————<—<——— THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS ‘But only the best are kept by us. Drop in and Sample our goods. We also keep Che Ceading Brands of Cigars CHAMPION"SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, In Larger Quarters OREASE in bueiness: bas demanded larger quarters, These we have-found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the Broad Street, Nevada City IEDR os aah A Great Hany Deal A.& H.W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street -. and remember a only reliable abstracts of property ONLY system of Ooun notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract in this coanty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably and successfally, and that is by system, , that we have the Abstracts in the ty. ; ABSTRACTS furniehed on short want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it, » Hall, e and noisc We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs, also; 4 but, if you want something age that goes a long ways, and fington. is guaranteed to give satisey Doin faction or money refunded, and Title Com apie try our 25c-‘Family Blend.’ 12 Commercial 8t. "Phone Mai41 Many people wonder how we Broad Street, Nevada City. at RCSENTHAL'S join Oly. LARGEST IN THE WORLD, OVER $400,000,000° BACK OF ith Me p San F ©. Joho fom Oa! ineral c anthony Raspberries, roe, in aula fee Peaches, come = pated 2 Apr icots, Coffee Roasters Tea pipiens a aay Cherries, rae Patioe' Tomatoes] —‘Taylor's~ bere 3 end other Fruit fresh every day Tea and Coffee House : SP scnioe wast night fro ue. F. J. 1 Uteb, arrived eft this morn isit? ber par oglish . Mrs. ©. C. hildreo avd oday for Bat hey will vis Palmer. ee Gast OPSREE MEY Race ET F * District Manager, 407 3 Strest;Seoramento, Cal.‘ . ITS POLIOY CONTRACTS, __. Take nu . he . ‘ t . Lif C t good as 2 , u ua -& . e I ns. 0. Best, in nt “_. Swill provide you with a i d : from diffic It. you are in good health the Mutual Lite will make ints antreet with you. © cause full « At the end of 15 years it wil] pay you $500, and $500 each and every year there’ di Tl Pare ann7ets. At the ond of that time it will also pay you Q0000 onan Virtue. to-day pagans smoants 8 Proportion. Any contract insuranee in se & there are vi The Mutual Lite has just issued to J f : A » : : Zvi charge Popeater a rate in arapormon dats Siegh ay id eos mae fvan all thi Fr amount. = ; : oe : , CE OY. SAUNDERS; § ~ oa e

} } 4 i : aaceeienee > Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. —====—= Npecial Dispatehes to Tratiseript TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION @ypfem, ~ = $6_Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any voart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2¢ Per Week de Ciiaiose sie Gt JULY 12, 1904 ee To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, . THEODORE ROOSEVEL FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Warren Fairbanks. ‘WAR VS. DESTRUCTION. tirelessly and wonderfully perfect our engines of destruction, our fire arms, our explosives. Where will it allend? In what cataclysm of the years will the primeval again have its own? When will the wilderness again sweep over that which is known as civilization? Where is civilization and destructiveness to end? These are the queries made by a writer of an article in the Field and Stream for July. Continuing the author, with some truth, comments as follows: “We buy fine repeating rifles, and then we hire a man who knows how to use them, and we go out, and he kills something and we call it sport, for we have destroyed something, having given it small chance. Impotent as any must be to check the forward sweep of fate, sometimes, none the less, we almost wish we were back to the day of the muzzleloader; the day when chances were more even, when sport was sport, when, if you please, war was war, when destruction was less scientific. We read of the so-called triumphant progress of the British column of invasion under Colonel Younghusband in Thibet. The natives have match-locks and swords. The machine guns mow them down. Is it! war? No. It is destruction. nation, yet most of her wars have not been wars. hundred years of conquest and colonization she has not lost so many men in war as did the American people in the two/® years of their Civil War. then, but there was war and bitter war. Russia for a quarter . of acentury has been quietly destroying here and there a . Charles the Japanese ahd Russian armies are now facing each other twenty miles east of Liac Yang and are prepared for a big battle. Twenty Thousand Butchers England is called a mafttial others affiliated with butcher workmen union went out at In her one! noon today. Twelve. thousand men are affected by the Destruction was less scientiflc. Omaha and five thousand at St. Joseph also went out at noon today. UNINC UD FOR A BATTLE Opposing Armies of Japan. Now Facing Each Other Near Liao Yang. — ~ TOKIo, July 12—Official news has been received that DIG STDUNE ON WN THE CAST and Meat Cutters Have Left Their Stalls. Kansas, July 12th—Eight thousand meat cutters and trike. Five thousand men at St. Louis, four thousand at tribe of the inferior Asiatics. It was not war. Now at las . Russia and Japan meet in an actual war. It is science against . science, destruction against destruction. When this war has' ended, there will yet be others, many which are not wars, but . butcheries, wherein what is called progress and civilization . meet and destroy the primeval, the savage. But does this mean that the world will ever be civilized, that eventually, the world will have abolished all its wildernesses and all its. savages? The world has never yet been without its wilder-. ness, and never will be. What is to be the day of reckon-/. ing? When the sheer lust of destruction shall either change, or meet in some unknown higher power a force to which it in turn must yield? Brethren, we think we are are abolishing . the wilderness and wiping out heathendom; but it is not so, There will always be a wilderness, somewhere in the world, Man will ever fight it, and even love it and long forit. The savagery of man is old as the gun, and will be still as old.” GENERAL mand of the arms in that section Army Diviston of tbe East, &, CORBIN. H On October 1st, Genoral Corbin will go to the Philippines to take comGeneral Corbin is uow Commander of the G+ neral Corbin was selected by General Ch+ff-e to take charge of the United States troops which guarded the ruins of the barat Gistrict fo Baltiimore after the big conflagration and is kuown as ona of the most efficient administrative cfiicere inthe United States Army. BOARD SUPRNSn Business Transacted for Term Commencing — Joly Oth. 4 The following business was transacted by the Board cf Supervisors toe day: The Board of Supervisors today examined the books of the County Re corder and found them correct. They also went over the accounts in the Clerk’s office, and found them all right, The report of Sapervisor John Fay A TERQIBLE CLOUDBURST In Oregon --Twenty Eight Houses Destroyed and ~ Lives Lost. PORTLAND, Oregon, July 12th— A brief dispatch from #7— F. W. Waggoner $246, >> >D ® THE POWER >> DF ® OF KINDNESS OW often in life do we find our pathway overhung MJough of North San Juan were bere on @ visit today, with clouds! Grief comes an unbidden and unwelcome guest. Sorrows and misfortune gather round us, causing our hearts almost to break beneath their Co., of Sacramento, is spending a few days io this city. Mitchell, Wheeler county, says that a terrible cloud break struck that town last night and destroyed twenty eight houses, killing much stock and drowning two people. Disirie! Suspended. Owing to the daily attendance at the Central echool falling below five, the Mies A. Walker, Mies L. Walker, Miss M, Fuller and Mrs. 8. McOCulJohn Batcher, of Schaw, Batcher & weight. It is in those dark hours that the heart needs the comfort and kindness of a sympathizing friend. People are so eonstituted that to a great degree our happiness is dependent upon others. The heart is formed for friendships, and we need the smile and light. glowing from the faces of others as much as the little flower needs the warmth of the sun or the cooling shower. Words of kindness fall upon the heart like the gentle dew. We know not, and may not know, the good we might do in this world by s!mple deeds of kindness. They are worth more than silver or gold. How like angels of mercy we might become if we would be guided more by the law of kindness—kindness to all, especially to the poor and to those who have strayed from the paths of rectitude! It is kindness alone that will soften their hearts and win them back eventually to the rignt way. Soldier Murdered. Smart Indian. Ux, Jaly 11—Bill Garfield, an Indian, wae brought bere from Uovelo Tacoma, Wash., July 11 — Private we Asjamar sO10g MOsIY UBIpU] ». “USA ‘Pus UONdex0y *s}UDW22UNOY district was today suspended by the Board of Supervisors. County Saperintendént of Schools J. G. O'Neil! brought the matter before the Supervisors. The pupils of the Central district will attend the Oakland school at Gold Fiat. OISIINVAYY NVS SLAZILS LANUVW P 1S0d City Taxes SURIWITIZATIC pus Ssdzjamoe *8391N} “oejnueW “ANVdWOD ® BAZXNHS The City Taxes for the fiscal year “UOLIVIVIGNG mau ay4 40) PUSS = *91AEH193 948 “OD Y BAABHS §0 Gweys 943 s¥0q 3843 SAWOLYM 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office-in the City 7 ¢€ oo Gs “bB ee » ucdn yuas s938UII3S59 pus Sajdises ‘SsuvsZOUOW 4IIm prysiijoqwa SPsB> SIUSPUCdse2105 ‘sps¥r Zu; Hall, for the purpose of collecting Thomas O, Vendiver of Company K, Nineteenth United States Infantry, bas been shot and killed by Private Frederick BR. Stubbs at the maneuvers i camp. The men had had a petty quari rel and Stabbs says he fired when he i : believed his life was ia danger. Stubbs has been turned over te the civil auyesterday by Constable Redwine ona charge of having raised 4 check, He hed been working for Jake Wattenberger. and in payment received a check for $250, He raised it to $17.50 and cashed it at a store. The work . wae very cleverly executed. Garfield is well educated, having attended the thorities here. , Carlisle school, US e3ejsseW “suelsEoze 4¥)208 49430 [8 pus sBuyppoy, 03 su0)303 “Haag “hewoneig “OD 8 BABUIS taxes, from 9 to 13 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7 to8 p. ut. until August let. was read; approved and ordered plaged on fite and the following bills we.e allowed : W. E. Davis $17 50. J. R. Patterson $2.50. Alex Drynan $83. G. T. Rigg’ $15. Paul H. Sontagg $90,Fred Gearhart $78.75. B. 0. Chew $45. Danie! Snow $27.50. Chas, Gearhart $62.50. Joho Drummond $20. T. M. Buckman $55. W. J. Hill $43.75, Jobn Walsh $102.50. GQ. W. Smith $27.40. J. Murdgett $7U. P. Hackney $121.25. J. Nelson $95. Jobn Rosserini 9f%” P. Franzini $20, W. F. Dougherty $65. Union Ice Co. $18.75. J. Moss $5. J.T. Larty $12.60. G. W. Smith $14. “'W. Cook $85. : Trackee Lumber Oo. $8.11. °

Peter Ounningham $97.50. J. Noell $62 50. Jobn Nagle $95. A. O. Cook $8.25. W. F. Wilkie $12.60, J. D. Shaw $46.25. J. F. McElroy $150. Samuel Purker $122.50, W. O'Neill $48.75. ‘J. D. Shaw $10, Sierra Nevada W. & L. Co. $83.63, Thompson Drug Go. $9.30, : Goodwin & Oo. $80.81, Barney Oahill $218.50, George Rigs $57.50, A. G. Chew $28.75. B J. Griffiths $53.75. Clarence Whitney $17.50. Jobn Nagle $48.75, George May $45. J. Francis $52.50 San Francisco, July 11.—Mrs, Gert. rade Hoffman cetsed the arrest of Ong Gong, her Chinese laundryman, thie morning, on a charge of having miseppropriated two of her diamond tings. Sanday last Mrs, Hoffman decided to spend the day out and hid ber jewels in the soiled lig@en bag. Shortly after her departure the Obinaman called for her washing, which the landlady, not knowing of the hidden diamond rings were returned by the Celestial the next day, but these two he profeseed not to have seep, and ‘a warrant was issued for his arrest, ‘ —_—_—_—_——————_—_——— BORN. _ At Nevada City, July 11, 1904, to.the Lost Two Rings. . treasure, gave him, All except two. Swanton Made Il. In our item yesterday concerning the baseball’ game we stated that Scruggs made a three bagger, thus bringing in three men on bases and winning the game.. The good play Scruggs, the latter . making a two bagger and bridging in the three rdas. The Nevadag will play a nine at Truckee thet has gained several victories’ there. : H. Helor is down from Maybert. F. L, Whipple and L.A. Satherland F. G. Beatty and wife of Grass Valley were visitors to the county seat today. , “ : F. W. McLean of Sheverston, La, arrived here on the afternoon train. ‘Miss M, Sughrue and F. GC. Sugbrue are here from North Bloomfleld aMrs. R. M. Sparks of. Conltervilie je here on a vieit, eee G. A. Nieson of San Francigco arrived here this afternoon. ~ tsrest of the Buckeye Flour mills. is Have for Dessert ? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day, Try Jell-O, a delicious’ and healthful dessert. * ared in two minutes. No boiling! no id ! add boiling water and set-to coo berry antl Strawberry. at your grocers to-day. Get a package To cts. The Highest Priced Dud the Best Quality, ~ SOLD EVER YWueae, Proceeds to be Used in As-— sisting to Furnish the New Nevada City Free Library. —_—_—. NEVADA THEATER, Thursday and Friday Evenings July 21 and ‘a2. The delightful Amusing Comedy, _ The Gutta-Dercha Gir And other attractive novelties . will be presented under the dfs. ~ rection of MRS. FRED ZEIT." LER, assisted by twenty young Ladies and Gentlemen, @@™ Come and help.» good cause, Reserved Seats for either night at Admission—Adulte, 50 esate. wife of Walter Jauch, a daughtér. oi Obildren, 25 cents. a Undershirts Best made on / the > 3 market. FoR SA. wy, Undersir $4 5u Ss rE. Any part of fifteen t $6 In Cash Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [MaKe offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal, housand (15,000). Shares of Buys a WALTHAM or ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other tionately cheap. Call in and ; Watches and Clock propor. see-them and get onr prices, was. made by 9. Swanton instead of. are over from French Corral. a . Thomas J. Dolan is here in the in-. What Shall We . lavors:—Lemon, Orange, Rasp-" PALMER & JOHHS Wholesale aud retail dealers in Try.. — Vinton’s Fresh Buhack Fine Liquors Cigars, lath athe Everything Strietly High Class INSECT POWDER _ sa 4 BROAD 8ST REET ————<—<——— THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS ‘But only the best are kept by us. Drop in and Sample our goods. We also keep Che Ceading Brands of Cigars CHAMPION"SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, In Larger Quarters OREASE in bueiness: bas demanded larger quarters, These we have-found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the Broad Street, Nevada City IEDR os aah A Great Hany Deal A.& H.W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street -. and remember a only reliable abstracts of property ONLY system of Ooun notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract in this coanty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably and successfally, and that is by system, , that we have the Abstracts in the ty. ; ABSTRACTS furniehed on short want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it, » Hall, e and noisc We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs, also; 4 but, if you want something age that goes a long ways, and fington. is guaranteed to give satisey Doin faction or money refunded, and Title Com apie try our 25c-‘Family Blend.’ 12 Commercial 8t. "Phone Mai41 Many people wonder how we Broad Street, Nevada City. at RCSENTHAL'S join Oly. LARGEST IN THE WORLD, OVER $400,000,000° BACK OF ith Me p San F ©. Joho fom Oa! ineral c anthony Raspberries, roe, in aula fee Peaches, come = pated 2 Apr icots, Coffee Roasters Tea pipiens a aay Cherries, rae Patioe' Tomatoes] —‘Taylor's~ bere 3 end other Fruit fresh every day Tea and Coffee House : SP scnioe wast night fro ue. F. J. 1 Uteb, arrived eft this morn isit? ber par oglish . Mrs. ©. C. hildreo avd oday for Bat hey will vis Palmer. ee Gast OPSREE MEY Race ET F * District Manager, 407 3 Strest;Seoramento, Cal.‘ . ITS POLIOY CONTRACTS, __. Take nu . he . ‘ t . Lif C t good as 2 , u ua -& . e I ns. 0. Best, in nt “_. Swill provide you with a i d : from diffic It. you are in good health the Mutual Lite will make ints antreet with you. © cause full « At the end of 15 years it wil] pay you $500, and $500 each and every year there’ di Tl Pare ann7ets. At the ond of that time it will also pay you Q0000 onan Virtue. to-day pagans smoants 8 Proportion. Any contract insuranee in se & there are vi The Mutual Lite has just issued to J f : A » : : Zvi charge Popeater a rate in arapormon dats Siegh ay id eos mae fvan all thi Fr amount. = ; : oe : , CE OY. SAUNDERS; § ~ oa e