July 15, 1902 (4 pages)

in a Brief Way % : . Busy Readers. aperi# ent of ss apace nas apportioned “aa2. *! 3 Nevada county’ share of the ghool money. na itt Rector @avé & picnic on Loaf last night and a number triends enjoyed themselves iby around 8 a . large buOnee and gir = ijition is being made tothe ce property of Mrs. Grace son Piety Hill. rr + Simonds last evening drilled. py © ia extended order on hi Ladies’ Sewing Society “of t church will meet at the reaiof Mrs. J. G. O'Neill on The: ernoon. . pty Grand Chief Ranger D. A. assisted by John Rosewall as sand W. M. Quigley as Pest Ranger, last evening fostalled as follows of Ooart Garfield, ers of America: W. M. Quigley, ; John Delbridge, 0. B; Jesse gon, 8. W.; Ernest ‘Avet, 9; W.; Bvens, 8. B; Harry Penroge, J. . M. Avery, Lecturer; Hi. lL. oy, organist; D. A. Dailey, RB. G, J. Rector yesterday afterentertained the Broad Street Olub. on, the draggist, has something est to miners, mavhine men and nics in bis changed advertisein this evening’s TRANSORIFT Conference. _Aboat 2:15 doltek thie woriiiee: an of fire was sounded, and soon the streets were filled with people, and -\it was then ascertained that the resi-. _. dence of Thomas Griffiths on Park Avenue, was doomed to destraction, Mr. Griffiths was aroused from his slumbers about 2 o’elock with a fit of: coughing and a oboking sensation, on the electric light, and found that the room-was full of smoke. He pulled on his pants, grabbed his shoes in his band, and. his. first. thought. being of hie mother’s picture, he rashed into the front room to save it. As be started to turn on the electric light, he saw that the ‘ wall surrounding the electric awitch was all ablege, and he. secured ‘his mother’s picture, and started for the back door, but the smoke was so thick that be could not find it, and he retarned and went out a side door. Mr. Griffiths’ then slipped on his ehoes and started to find some one to turn in an alarm, but Morris Green; a neighber, had been awakened by the crackling of the flames, and had turned in an alarm in the meanwhile. Mr. Green and Mr. Griffithe then turned streams of water from their garden hose onto the residence of Mr. Green, which caught fire three or four times, and kept it from getting much of a start until the Prospect Hill fire boys arrived, when the lade got to work with the skill of old fire fighters and saved the building. As it was, all the windews on the side of the house next to Griffiths’, were broken; by.the heat. The roof of A. Ohmert’s fesidence, on the other side of the Griffiths’ home, caught fire also, but the Prospect Hill boys turned their at1 teotion to it, and: soon had that blaze. evening the fourth quarterly ence was held-at--theMethodist b, Rev, W.8 Mathew, D. D. in air, This being the last confer-. lorthe year reports were -prefrom the various departments rch work, all of which were of pouraging character, The pasported an increase of memberin the church, The Epworth extinguished. By this time the otber hose companies had arrived on the scene, and from that time there was no dangerof the fire spreading. There had been no fire in the house for four days previous, and Mr. Griffiths can attribute the fire to no other cauee than a defective electric wire. . Mr, Griffiths put up his lunch to take to work with him today, before going to bed at 10 o'clock last night, and was Nevada County. ms “notion Committes Arranging For. =f carats the Bast To Be Here For Three Days and Will Be Well Entertained By Our Citizens, The Nevada County Promotion Committee met at this city last evening and transacted considerable business which concerns the advertising of our resources when the low railroad ‘rates. prevail from the East next month and thousands of people witlcome West to attend the Supreme Oonclave of the Koights of Pythiae, many of whom will locate in the golden Stete. Mayor Charles Olinch of Grass Valley presided. A. letter was reGeived from Mrs. M. H. Welden of Grass Valley which requested that a special invitation be extended to the ‘Rathbone Sisters, who will come to San Francisco in great numbers at. that time, to visit our county and enjoy the grand picnic and reception to be given on August 22d at Glenbrook Park. ‘The request was granted and it was ordered that invitations be sent toall newspapers, Kuights of Pythias Lodges, Rathbone Sisters temples, Boards of Supervisors, City Trastees, Boards of Trade, Onambers of Com‘merce and other mercantile associa= tions throught the state, It was de= cided to send special invitations to}. 6 president also reported inin its membership. The Sunchool hada prosperous year as ed by the Superintendent. Re~ from the Intermediate and Junagues shoved some advance. adiesand Women’s Missionary ies had been doing good work, the Trustees reported valaable vements in church and parsonoperty. Oa motion of R. G, Meb00 a resolution was unanimous: sed requesting’ the return of the Wm. Angwin for another year. nual Conferénce will meet at 8 Grove September 10th. a Camping Trip. hard Eddy, Will Hooper and Anderaon started this afterfora camping trip throwgh the ins. They will make e tour of laken, mt hog i 4 rn Tomorrow. pane Mre. W. D. Vinton, who en visiting at-San Francisco, as home tomorrow morning. vere apprised by telephone. this oon, of the death of Dr. R. M. and will be here to attend the services, ng, eweet smoke, for sale at Rector Bros. All Eyés on Texas. t is Texas, Her vast ‘cotton and marvelous oil discoveries the world. Now follows the ng statement of the wonderful t Cisco, Tex., of Dr, King’s New ery for Consumption. “My on! racted a severe jung trouble, editor J. J. Eager, nee 2 @ most obstinate cough and resulted in profuse or— bat she has been semoreats Dr. King’s New Discove sl fo roatand Lung trouand $l. Trial aes & Piles. They're St tnt Beokioa’s Arcease of 1 thoueThomas Paine: alone io the house at thie time, bis family being on a visit’ with relatives in Amador county. The building, was completely destroyed, together with all ite contents, with the exception of the One picture. The loss is estimated at $1500, partly covered by insurance, It was a nice new cottage, and fitted. up with all the modern conveniences. ~The members of the Proepect Hill Company are receiving much praise for the promptness with which they . Tesponded to-the my Fell Down a Cellar. This pe aa Jim Speen and others were Ireturning from the fire, they were alarmed by cries coming from the residence of Wm. Browning, and it sounded to them like murder. They started at once to investigate and foyind ‘that the children were ocked in the house and wanted to get out. In groping around in the dark Hanley fell into the cellar and was bruised up somewhat and his arm scratched. Today’s Doings ol Supervisors. ‘oday the Board of Supervisors allowed the foilowing amounts : @. E. Johnaton.. wwidecae a’ i Yuba Development Co Union Lamber O.. bed eoeeceee @ = pee SRRBaSabs King & Wolford.. pieaten “Peter Smith F. A. Willilams..55.-+: W. F. Wilkie. .0.. 2008 . 180 25 Truckee Lumber Co oS SSRRASRSE -_ o Se ° Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Yeats you should send your orders to Griesei Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb fu the market. (e2l-tf * House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the Transonirt office or of Mrs. Deal on Piety Hil, tf Notice to ibe Public. On ait ‘etter Sunday, July 18th, the depot of the Union Ice Uompany will close every Sunday at 12 o'clock m. Jeft Satarday evening or early the Sunday morning will receive prompt Governor Gage end Staff, Supreme and Grand oftivers of K. of P. and B. 8., Mujor-Geueral Caurnhan and Brigadier-General McGlashan of the Uuitorm Rank and. their staffs, May ors of San Francisco, Oakland, Sacrameuto, San Jose, Stockton, Marys+ ville and Aubarn, If the Governor accepts the invitation the National Gaard companies ef thie city and Grass Valley wit! be invited to-act at an escort. : In connection <with the picnic on August 22d there will be a camp stew and all who wish will be served with it free of charge. There will be liberal prizes offered for horee racing, foot raving, tug-of-war, baseball game and various other sports which will’go to make the day an enjoyable one for-all-who attend. In the even ing the grounds will be illuminated with electric lights and a band will furnish music for dancing. After dark a balloon ascension will be made and while ia the air the aeronaut will shoot off fireworks. Following is the program mapped out for the entertainment of those . who will visit the leading gold-producti ing county of Oalifornia, at that: time: ‘hursday—Nevada City or Grasse Valley band will go to Colfax to meet the excarsion train from. San Francisco and eecort the visitors over the Narrow Gauge. The other band will meet them at their home depot. In the eveoing there will be band con=" certs at both towns. Friday—Picnic and camp stew at Glenbrook Park, with « dance and pyrotechnical balloon ascension. Satarday—Visit to mines. Dance at the platform at Grase Valley in the evening and a dance at Armory Hall at thie city, The following eub-committecs were . chosen; Halle—W. G: Lord, B. 8. Rector. Music—J. J. Jackeon, 8. Batler, 8. T. Jones. Transportation—O, E. Olinch, B. 8. Rector, W. F. Englebright, J. J. Jackson, W. H. Daniap. eae Arnica saive and my bag wae well and i i House} PERSONALLY CONDUCTED .fO ALL PLACES : . EAST WEW, IMPROVED TOURIST CARS I~ OHARGE OF MANAGERS TO . CHICAGO BOSTON ——————— SAFE, COMFORTABLE ECONOMICAL, HOMBLIER, ADDRES ALTON EXxcuRsions JUDsON: A “+ to gave and cure even at the eleventh . hour.’ Paine’s Oslery. Compound ac{ muecalar-rheumetiem; . bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu. Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with _refand money. Only 50 Sas Be Rycccamsuounes ta Be the ranks of sick, tortured, and} divensed sufferers, many men — — have — 1 heencmnecntie Saoliien. We would bayeall sach dejected and ‘. eupibihon gortnene: take comfort. this very day. We would impress upon them pale blessed truth that Paine’s Oslery Compound is abundantly able complishes its. life-saving work for the ol@ and young when all other medical treatment faile, A multitude of people have furnished strong and incontrovertible testimony in support of the statement that, “Paine’s Celery Compound makes sick people well.” Mr. John W. Boyd, of Mishawaka, Indiana., tefers to hie own case as follows :— “Lest winter 1 was taken diberi with avery severe attack of nervous and s0-bad that-I could net lie down, sit up or stand, the most excruciating pain. I was.all thetime under the care of two of the best physicians of the place, but I did not improve, [ took different rheumatiem cures and used sn_ electric battery s half hour each day for ten daye withent any relief; Finally~I concluded te try Paine’s Celery Oompound, and to my sarprise after using one half of a bottle, I was able to get ate, bottle I went to work and bave worked every day since. I have gained 20 pounds in weight and am feeling first Oineers ~ Instaiied. Last ‘evening WE B. Parsons, a. D. D., assisted by G: G. Thomas Daniels, @, 8. W,, James Sampson; @. J. W., John Waiore; G. 8., Martio suepeen: o Webster; @.T, M.L. ‘Roberta, “he Stalled the following as officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O' O. ¥.: O. P., J. 8. Langman; H. P., J. G O'Neill; 8. W.P. BR. Goldeworthy ; Sorite, G.° A.” Gray; Treasurer, Net, P,. Brown; F. Scribe, J. 0. Rieb; J Wa Galen Cammings; Trastee, J. of Ts z. E. Oleveland; let W., Phogune Daniels; 2d W., J. F. Shaw; 8d W., B. F. Snell; 4th W., M. L. Roberts; I. G., Jas. Roberts; 0, G. John Hook; Guide, A. B. Lord. After the installation a bangast was enjoyed at the Nonpariel restaurant. Business Locals. The choicest brands of whisky and cigare can be.found at W.J. BrirLanpD Council Chambers, Try them.* tf Loveland is now selling bis famous. ar Bakery: Try it and you will alway5 buy it. nov6-tf If you want's good, cool drink of beer—the, very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf The best half and balf can be found at the Council Obambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. Sots per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always . on hand. jall tf Smoke the lip MO ar Thomes eee better. end t Rect: r 08. He Kept fis Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sallivan of a rusty wire. Iafisammation and blood poisoning set in, For two years’ be suffered intensely. Then the post doctors urged amputation, phat. writes, “I used one geen ge Misetrie Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of, ‘packlen's eound as ever.” raptions, zema, Tetter, Salt Eheum. Sores ad all bloo1 disorders Electric Bitters has norival on earth. ‘ry them. W. D Viton will sag og satisfaction ‘or City boy, who has been in Bisbee, Arizona, met with an accident in a railroad wreck near that place. last week, and that he was seriously injured. He is being cared for in the Copper Queen Mining Oompany’s Hospital, and itis reported that be received a compound fracture of the skull, and Lovell Wells, his brother, has gone to the bedside of the injared man, Lost a Hand. In a letter received here yesterday . * from Arizone, the information was . conveyed of the result of an aecident which befell John H, Lawrence, formerly of this city, some time ago, ‘Mr, Lawrence was working in a mill and had his hand so badly injured that it-was of no use to him, and it wae deemed necessary to amputate the hand at the wrist. The company bas given hima good job, and he is getting slong sca Offered a Position. J. 0. Caisinatt superintendent of ‘the Marchie mine,, telegraphed to ‘James Donnelly, who is now at Tonopab, Nevada, offering bim a responslble position at the Murcbie, which he will undoubtedly accept. Mr. Donnelly is one of the best known miners in Nevada City, and is: fully competent to fill the position. In-all oases ‘of physical or mental Whiskey will-befound invaluable asa stimulant. For sale by all first-class dealers, Wichman, Lutgen & Oo,, San Fravcisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. “+ 7@oWould Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a woman lockjaw. . Millions know that the beet thing to put on a cut is Buck len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s drug store. se For vest buffets, bars and sideboards and’ the medicine cabinets, ‘Jesse Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky haé no equal. TAYLORS BEST. Flavoring Ctracs,) wT FLAVORS. RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY ... FRUIT COLORING .. The above gods are put up under our own. namé and are guaranteed to please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and again. ~ Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders . “Gente. Broad street Nevada City, Cal. Ez hed a big ran on tae an Cream and Candies he t week, and tind ealeed. Oar aim ts purity and clean many were the cominess and. naan ane courteous treatment. oe Tents city that Fred Wells, a Neveds that bis lower limbs are: paralyzed. . Dickerman. sole agent. Jexhaustioh the use of-a little Gilt Edge. —aAr— GEO. Cc. GaxtorD € Son . CLEAN vemautesenian lat HOUSE Make Our Pact your bendquustere while waiting tor the car. Phone Main 551 teed, Nevada City, Ca “0 DUST PROOF INHALERS — Mbox wie cave ihe priscety’ abared the an livery horse of Frank Guenther, which was standing there, The enimel:1 ran. down Sacramento street, and ap Main’ street as far as Guenther’s store, where it was stopped by Mr. Gaenther = fore any damage was done, _ “Headactie Saps Your Veiaice And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale: sag? Woodpecker Citra Wild ¥ Tew ee inaehalalalelabalasinielatolalolalelalens 4 . s (for ‘Miners, Machine ; Men and Mechanics. ae Cents Hlach. ATO VINTON’S PHARMACY. Another Big Reduction in Drice W. on all our Summer Goods > our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Now_is E have made a big reduction the time -to Buy Yow Sac Set and [rae a Gy Shem — “lt N. S. of Md. BARRIER RERRRERE ee AE, Sood enough , for anybody! Aut Havana Fi LLER “ PLORODORA " BANDS are oe same value as tags from ”* STAR," ©“ HORSE SHOE," * SPEARHEAD,”**STANDARD NAVY,"' @ “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” * SAW LOG,” ** OLE VARGINY” cr “MASTER WORKMAN"* Tobacco,4 1 ule re rrr §O Seats per quart: Ripe Olives: 25 cents per quart Green. Olives .. vases, 25 Cents per quart PWC FOR ioc ccseci dk ahcesdicey ostcseate Sour Pickles . re cents per quart 25 cents per quart P-Potatoe Chips. .. ‘Pickled-Pigsfeet-—.-.00.civnan: wi 25 cents a pound .10 cents a pound Ohe Bee Huwve Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Whether: it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is ae good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yerds and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L, COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oare}Pase eR Ne fa a; Vr a a —=— Telephone 521. We have just received a fine line Of ‘Bals, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small we sce see to hold tne heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of .Powder, Shot,-Caps, Gun Tools ant material of all kinds for hunters, Ser EB. Turner

in a Brief Way % : . Busy Readers. aperi# ent of ss apace nas apportioned “aa2. *! 3 Nevada county’ share of the ghool money. na itt Rector @avé & picnic on Loaf last night and a number triends enjoyed themselves iby around 8 a . large buOnee and gir = ijition is being made tothe ce property of Mrs. Grace son Piety Hill. rr + Simonds last evening drilled. py © ia extended order on hi Ladies’ Sewing Society “of t church will meet at the reaiof Mrs. J. G. O'Neill on The: ernoon. . pty Grand Chief Ranger D. A. assisted by John Rosewall as sand W. M. Quigley as Pest Ranger, last evening fostalled as follows of Ooart Garfield, ers of America: W. M. Quigley, ; John Delbridge, 0. B; Jesse gon, 8. W.; Ernest ‘Avet, 9; W.; Bvens, 8. B; Harry Penroge, J. . M. Avery, Lecturer; Hi. lL. oy, organist; D. A. Dailey, RB. G, J. Rector yesterday afterentertained the Broad Street Olub. on, the draggist, has something est to miners, mavhine men and nics in bis changed advertisein this evening’s TRANSORIFT Conference. _Aboat 2:15 doltek thie woriiiee: an of fire was sounded, and soon the streets were filled with people, and -\it was then ascertained that the resi-. _. dence of Thomas Griffiths on Park Avenue, was doomed to destraction, Mr. Griffiths was aroused from his slumbers about 2 o’elock with a fit of: coughing and a oboking sensation, on the electric light, and found that the room-was full of smoke. He pulled on his pants, grabbed his shoes in his band, and. his. first. thought. being of hie mother’s picture, he rashed into the front room to save it. As be started to turn on the electric light, he saw that the ‘ wall surrounding the electric awitch was all ablege, and he. secured ‘his mother’s picture, and started for the back door, but the smoke was so thick that be could not find it, and he retarned and went out a side door. Mr. Griffiths’ then slipped on his ehoes and started to find some one to turn in an alarm, but Morris Green; a neighber, had been awakened by the crackling of the flames, and had turned in an alarm in the meanwhile. Mr. Green and Mr. Griffithe then turned streams of water from their garden hose onto the residence of Mr. Green, which caught fire three or four times, and kept it from getting much of a start until the Prospect Hill fire boys arrived, when the lade got to work with the skill of old fire fighters and saved the building. As it was, all the windews on the side of the house next to Griffiths’, were broken; by.the heat. The roof of A. Ohmert’s fesidence, on the other side of the Griffiths’ home, caught fire also, but the Prospect Hill boys turned their at1 teotion to it, and: soon had that blaze. evening the fourth quarterly ence was held-at--theMethodist b, Rev, W.8 Mathew, D. D. in air, This being the last confer-. lorthe year reports were -prefrom the various departments rch work, all of which were of pouraging character, The pasported an increase of memberin the church, The Epworth extinguished. By this time the otber hose companies had arrived on the scene, and from that time there was no dangerof the fire spreading. There had been no fire in the house for four days previous, and Mr. Griffiths can attribute the fire to no other cauee than a defective electric wire. . Mr, Griffiths put up his lunch to take to work with him today, before going to bed at 10 o'clock last night, and was Nevada County. ms “notion Committes Arranging For. =f carats the Bast To Be Here For Three Days and Will Be Well Entertained By Our Citizens, The Nevada County Promotion Committee met at this city last evening and transacted considerable business which concerns the advertising of our resources when the low railroad ‘rates. prevail from the East next month and thousands of people witlcome West to attend the Supreme Oonclave of the Koights of Pythiae, many of whom will locate in the golden Stete. Mayor Charles Olinch of Grass Valley presided. A. letter was reGeived from Mrs. M. H. Welden of Grass Valley which requested that a special invitation be extended to the ‘Rathbone Sisters, who will come to San Francisco in great numbers at. that time, to visit our county and enjoy the grand picnic and reception to be given on August 22d at Glenbrook Park. ‘The request was granted and it was ordered that invitations be sent toall newspapers, Kuights of Pythias Lodges, Rathbone Sisters temples, Boards of Supervisors, City Trastees, Boards of Trade, Onambers of Com‘merce and other mercantile associa= tions throught the state, It was de= cided to send special invitations to}. 6 president also reported inin its membership. The Sunchool hada prosperous year as ed by the Superintendent. Re~ from the Intermediate and Junagues shoved some advance. adiesand Women’s Missionary ies had been doing good work, the Trustees reported valaable vements in church and parsonoperty. Oa motion of R. G, Meb00 a resolution was unanimous: sed requesting’ the return of the Wm. Angwin for another year. nual Conferénce will meet at 8 Grove September 10th. a Camping Trip. hard Eddy, Will Hooper and Anderaon started this afterfora camping trip throwgh the ins. They will make e tour of laken, mt hog i 4 rn Tomorrow. pane Mre. W. D. Vinton, who en visiting at-San Francisco, as home tomorrow morning. vere apprised by telephone. this oon, of the death of Dr. R. M. and will be here to attend the services, ng, eweet smoke, for sale at Rector Bros. All Eyés on Texas. t is Texas, Her vast ‘cotton and marvelous oil discoveries the world. Now follows the ng statement of the wonderful t Cisco, Tex., of Dr, King’s New ery for Consumption. “My on! racted a severe jung trouble, editor J. J. Eager, nee 2 @ most obstinate cough and resulted in profuse or— bat she has been semoreats Dr. King’s New Discove sl fo roatand Lung trouand $l. Trial aes & Piles. They're St tnt Beokioa’s Arcease of 1 thoueThomas Paine: alone io the house at thie time, bis family being on a visit’ with relatives in Amador county. The building, was completely destroyed, together with all ite contents, with the exception of the One picture. The loss is estimated at $1500, partly covered by insurance, It was a nice new cottage, and fitted. up with all the modern conveniences. ~The members of the Proepect Hill Company are receiving much praise for the promptness with which they . Tesponded to-the my Fell Down a Cellar. This pe aa Jim Speen and others were Ireturning from the fire, they were alarmed by cries coming from the residence of Wm. Browning, and it sounded to them like murder. They started at once to investigate and foyind ‘that the children were ocked in the house and wanted to get out. In groping around in the dark Hanley fell into the cellar and was bruised up somewhat and his arm scratched. Today’s Doings ol Supervisors. ‘oday the Board of Supervisors allowed the foilowing amounts : @. E. Johnaton... wwidecae a’ i Yuba Development Co Union Lamber O.... bed eoeeceee @ = pee SRRBaSabs King & Wolford.... pieaten “Peter Smith F. A. Willilams....55..-+: W. F. Wilkie.. .0... 2008 . 180 25 Truckee Lumber Co oS SSRRASRSE -_ o Se ° Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Yeats you should send your orders to Griesei Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb fu the market. (e2l-tf * House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the Transonirt office or of Mrs. Deal on Piety Hil, tf Notice to ibe Public. On ait ‘etter Sunday, July 18th, the depot of the Union Ice Uompany will close every Sunday at 12 o'clock m. Jeft Satarday evening or early the Sunday morning will receive prompt Governor Gage end Staff, Supreme and Grand oftivers of K. of P. and B. 8., Mujor-Geueral Caurnhan and Brigadier-General McGlashan of the Uuitorm Rank and. their staffs, May ors of San Francisco, Oakland, Sacrameuto, San Jose, Stockton, Marys+ ville and Aubarn, If the Governor accepts the invitation the National Gaard companies ef thie city and Grass Valley wit! be invited to-act at an escort. : In connection <with the picnic on August 22d there will be a camp stew and all who wish will be served with it free of charge. There will be liberal prizes offered for horee racing, foot raving, tug-of-war, baseball game and various other sports which will’go to make the day an enjoyable one for-all-who attend. In the even ing the grounds will be illuminated with electric lights and a band will furnish music for dancing. After dark a balloon ascension will be made and while ia the air the aeronaut will shoot off fireworks. Following is the program mapped out for the entertainment of those . who will visit the leading gold-producti ing county of Oalifornia, at that: time: ‘hursday—Nevada City or Grasse Valley band will go to Colfax to meet the excarsion train from. San Francisco and eecort the visitors over the Narrow Gauge. The other band will meet them at their home depot. In the eveoing there will be band con=" certs at both towns. Friday—Picnic and camp stew at Glenbrook Park, with « dance and pyrotechnical balloon ascension. Satarday—Visit to mines. Dance at the platform at Grase Valley in the evening and a dance at Armory Hall at thie city, The following eub-committecs were . chosen;

Halle—W. G: Lord, B. 8. Rector. Music—J. J. Jackeon, 8. Batler, 8. T. Jones. Transportation—O, E. Olinch, B. 8. Rector, W. F. Englebright, J. J. Jackson, W. H. Daniap. eae Arnica saive and my bag wae well and i i House} PERSONALLY CONDUCTED .fO ALL PLACES : . EAST WEW, IMPROVED TOURIST CARS I~ OHARGE OF MANAGERS TO . CHICAGO BOSTON ——————— SAFE, COMFORTABLE ECONOMICAL, HOMBLIER, ADDRES ALTON EXxcuRsions JUDsON: A “+ to gave and cure even at the eleventh . hour.’ Paine’s Oslery. Compound ac{ muecalar-rheumetiem; . bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu. Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with _refand money. Only 50 Sas Be Rycccamsuounes ta Be the ranks of sick, tortured, and} divensed sufferers, many men — — have — 1 heencmnecntie Saoliien. We would bayeall sach dejected and ‘. eupibihon gortnene: take comfort. this very day. We would impress upon them pale blessed truth that Paine’s Oslery Compound is abundantly able complishes its. life-saving work for the ol@ and young when all other medical treatment faile, A multitude of people have furnished strong and incontrovertible testimony in support of the statement that, “Paine’s Celery Compound makes sick people well.” Mr. John W. Boyd, of Mishawaka, Indiana., tefers to hie own case as follows :— “Lest winter 1 was taken diberi with avery severe attack of nervous and s0-bad that-I could net lie down, sit up or stand, the most excruciating pain. I was.all thetime under the care of two of the best physicians of the place, but I did not improve, [ took different rheumatiem cures and used sn_ electric battery s half hour each day for ten daye withent any relief; Finally~I concluded te try Paine’s Celery Oompound, and to my sarprise after using one half of a bottle, I was able to get ate, bottle I went to work and bave worked every day since. I have gained 20 pounds in weight and am feeling first Oineers ~ Instaiied. Last ‘evening WE B. Parsons, a. D. D., assisted by G: G. Thomas Daniels, @, 8. W,, James Sampson; @. J. W., John Waiore; G. 8., Martio suepeen: o Webster; @.T, M.L. ‘Roberta, “he Stalled the following as officers of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. O' O. ¥.: O. P., J. 8. Langman; H. P., J. G O'Neill; 8. W.P. BR. Goldeworthy ; Sorite, G.° A.” Gray; Treasurer, Net, P,. Brown; F. Scribe, J. 0. Rieb; J Wa Galen Cammings; Trastee, J. of Ts z. E. Oleveland; let W., Phogune Daniels; 2d W., J. F. Shaw; 8d W., B. F. Snell; 4th W., M. L. Roberts; I. G., Jas. Roberts; 0, G. John Hook; Guide, A. B. Lord. After the installation a bangast was enjoyed at the Nonpariel restaurant. Business Locals. The choicest brands of whisky and cigare can be.found at W.J. BrirLanpD Council Chambers, Try them.* tf Loveland is now selling bis famous. ar Bakery: Try it and you will alway5 buy it. nov6-tf If you want's good, cool drink of beer—the, very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf The best half and balf can be found at the Council Obambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. Sots per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always . on hand. jall tf Smoke the lip MO ar Thomes eee better. end t Rect: r 08. He Kept fis Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sallivan of a rusty wire. Iafisammation and blood poisoning set in, For two years’ be suffered intensely. Then the post doctors urged amputation, phat. writes, “I used one geen ge Misetrie Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of, ‘packlen's eound as ever.” raptions, zema, Tetter, Salt Eheum. Sores ad all bloo1 disorders Electric Bitters has norival on earth. ‘ry them. W. D Viton will sag og satisfaction ‘or City boy, who has been in Bisbee, Arizona, met with an accident in a railroad wreck near that place. last week, and that he was seriously injured. He is being cared for in the Copper Queen Mining Oompany’s Hospital, and itis reported that be received a compound fracture of the skull, and Lovell Wells, his brother, has gone to the bedside of the injared man, Lost a Hand. In a letter received here yesterday . * from Arizone, the information was . conveyed of the result of an aecident which befell John H, Lawrence, formerly of this city, some time ago, ‘Mr, Lawrence was working in a mill and had his hand so badly injured that it-was of no use to him, and it wae deemed necessary to amputate the hand at the wrist. The company bas given hima good job, and he is getting slong sca Offered a Position. J. 0. Caisinatt superintendent of ‘the Marchie mine,, telegraphed to ‘James Donnelly, who is now at Tonopab, Nevada, offering bim a responslble position at the Murcbie, which he will undoubtedly accept. Mr. Donnelly is one of the best known miners in Nevada City, and is: fully competent to fill the position. In-all oases ‘of physical or mental Whiskey will-befound invaluable asa stimulant. For sale by all first-class dealers, Wichman, Lutgen & Oo,, San Fravcisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. “+ 7@oWould Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a woman lockjaw. . Millions know that the beet thing to put on a cut is Buck len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s drug store. se For vest buffets, bars and sideboards and’ the medicine cabinets, ‘Jesse Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky haé no equal. TAYLORS BEST. Flavoring Ctracs,) wT FLAVORS.. RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY ..... FRUIT COLORING ... The above gods are put up under our own. namé and are guaranteed to please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and again. ~ Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders . “Gente. Broad street Nevada City, Cal. Ez hed a big ran on tae an Cream and Candies he t week, and tind ealeed. Oar aim ts purity and clean many were the cominess and. naan ane courteous treatment. oe Tents city that Fred Wells, a Neveds that bis lower limbs are: paralyzed. . Dickerman. sole agent. Jexhaustioh the use of-a little Gilt Edge. —aAr— GEO. Cc. GaxtorD € Son . CLEAN vemautesenian lat HOUSE Make Our Pact your bendquustere while waiting tor the car. Phone Main 551 teed, Nevada City, Ca “0 DUST PROOF INHALERS — Mbox wie cave ihe priscety’ abared the an livery horse of Frank Guenther, which was standing there, The enimel:1 ran. down Sacramento street, and ap Main’ street as far as Guenther’s store, where it was stopped by Mr. Gaenther = fore any damage was done, _ “Headactie Saps Your Veiaice And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale: sag? Woodpecker Citra Wild ¥ Tew ee inaehalalalelabalasinielatolalolalelalens 4 . s (for ‘Miners, Machine ; Men and Mechanics.. ae Cents Hlach. ATO VINTON’S PHARMACY.. Another Big Reduction in Drice W. on all our Summer Goods > our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Now_is E have made a big reduction the time -to Buy Yow Sac Set and [rae a Gy Shem — “lt N. S. of Md. BARRIER RERRRERE ee AE, Sood enough , for anybody! Aut Havana Fi LLER “ PLORODORA " BANDS are oe same value as tags from ”* STAR," ©“ HORSE SHOE," * SPEARHEAD,”**STANDARD NAVY,"' @ “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” * SAW LOG,” ** OLE VARGINY” cr “MASTER WORKMAN"* Tobacco,4 1 ule re rrr §O Seats per quart: Ripe Olives: 25 cents per quart Green. Olives ... vases, 25 Cents per quart PWC FOR ioc ccseci dk ahcesdicey ostcseate Sour Pickles . re cents per quart 25 cents per quart P-Potatoe Chips. .... ‘Pickled-Pigsfeet-—..-.00.civnan: wi 25 cents a pound .10 cents a pound Ohe Bee Huwve Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Whether: it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is ae good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yerds and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L, COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oare}Pase eR Ne fa a; Vr a a —=— Telephone 521. We have just received a fine line Of ‘Bals, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small we sce see to hold tne heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of .Powder, Shot,-Caps, Gun Tools ant material of all kinds for hunters, Ser EB. Turner