July 15, 1904 (4 pages)

SiS S, rices 1.50 4,50 es of Cal. Fr .64n Proof yther pporase OH, Ig ars, Class, da City ers as dehese we er preish the roperty » le but eliably system, ave the in the short tion. tract lat~ 41 ple offee it. also; end.’ irs ? business ’ Oleco arrived here last evening and left Aeros sees JULY 15, 1904 ‘ AL, MENTION Daily Record of the Doingsof Our People, 8t Mies Mamie Carley returned thie morning to San Francisco utser visit. ing ber mother here. Mis E B. Randolpb of San Franthis morning for North\Bloomfleld, pW. Ferdon of New York is bere on Mrs. P. Ozalli is Willow Valley, FL. Fisher went to Washington to day. 2 M. Oalanan of Columbia Hill wase visitor here yesterday, Mrs. M. K. Maitland has gone to Ligeoln to visit her daughter. b Salter was over from North Sap Juan yesterday, Mre. Thomas Taylor, who now resides at Sao Francisco, is here ona few days visit. Mrs. O. R. Gray and children of Linsoln are here visiting relatives, Mre. Wm. Wearn aod daughter, Miss Bessie, have gone to Sacramento and Stockton on a visit. T. B. Williameon, who hae been viaiting bie sister, Mra, Langford, at San Rafael, returned last evening and left this morning for Gaston Ridge. Edwin Warner and wife will leave In a few days for Southern Oalifornia, where Mr. Warner will take charge of aetore for the Great American Importing Tea Company. O. A. Robb of 3ao Francisco has arrived here to sucseed bim tn the local store. Mise Olive Gaylord returned from San Francisco last night after visiting friends there. F. Dann of Mortezoma Gill is bere forafewdays, . A A. Jobneon and H. B Kidd of Benton Harbor, Mich,, arrived here on last evening's train. Ernest Werry came over from Oolgate last night to havea foreign substance removed from his eye, Obarles Flyno and L, Wells have retarned from the Bonanza mine. Mrs, William Hoover of San Franoleco arrived here last night on a visit to her mother, Mre, W. J. Organ. Thomas Harry, who arrived this week from the Mt. Bailion mine in Mariposa county, will visit San Frapcisco before returning to the mine to resume hie duties, H. J. Baron, representing the Denver Mining Reporter, was io this city last evening. He is gathering data for hie publication, and will visit the m{inés at Grass Valley and in this diatrict. Mise Vivian, who'bas been visiting ‘Miss Florence Oraig, left for her home ‘at the Bay this morning. D. R. Oliver of San Francisco artived here this morning on a business ‘trip. Obas. A Blies of Sacramento {Is here epending a few days. * T, Simpson arrived here last evening from Pittsburg. G. Tbursen and J. F, Klamer of San Francisco are here on » business trip. Frank Kropp returned this morning from the Zaibright mine, James Godfrey is down from OColumdia Hill. ill at her home to — = baseball wit Who Owns De DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The Beneficent Society of the ConBregational church will meet this. ing at the home of Mrs. on Ooyote street. evenC. 0. Harris Ernest Werry came over from QolBate yesterday to have & piece of steel Temoved from his eye, Captain Jobn Hubbard of the United B'es navy strived here yesterday from Mare Island and will spend big Vacation in this city and Gress Valley. be Captain has warm letters of rec ommendation from Rear Admiral B, H. McCalle » Who délivared the oration in this city on the Fourth of July. Ata meeting of the board of fire dele gates last night Obief Engineer Snell was ordered to purchase six new noggles, The firemen’e Committee on 4th of July reported that there was @ eur Plus of $20 over expenses, and it was voted to return the same to the general celebration committee, The Nevada nine that will gu to Trackee today to play « game of h the Truckee nine next Sunday,will be as follows: O. O'Connor, c; Swanton, p; Clore O’Oonnor, 1b; Simpkins, 2b; Scruggs, se; Watere, 3b; Hocking, If; Russell, cf; Tresize, 1f; Bowers, sub. The players will leave on the 1 o’c'ock train, Everyone is anxious to cee “The Gutta Percha Girl” at the Nevada Theater next Thursday and Friday evenjogs. Mrg. Frei Zeitler bas a score of Nevada City’s handsome aod talented young ladies rehearsing for this amusing comedy, and the entertalnment will be up-to-date in every particular, It shculd be remembered that the proceeds are to be devoted to farnishing the new Carnegie library. Them? A few days ago a teamster unloaded quar'z mill. —+ ewe + Fasted 30 Days. in front of Henry Line's livery stable several shoes and dies belonging toe The material was somewhet io the way of traffic on the atreet and today Marshal Shearer had it re pmoved tothe . t behind the Gity Hall. New Yorx, July 14—Edward R. for hie ordeal. Taylor a city miesionary of Plain fleld, N. J., bas just «nded a thirty daye’ fast and appears none tie worse When he started to abstain from solid food he tipped the scales at 220 pounds, and tcday he weighs but twenty-five pounds legs, Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is isonly oie way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Desfness is caused by an in flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube tube fg inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ig entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and avlese he inflammation can be taken out and this tabe restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of b e mucous services. When the We will give One Hundred Dollars catarrh) for any caee of Deafness (caused by that cannot Hall’s Catarrb Cure. lars, free. be cared by Send for circa F. J CHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Piils are the bast. P. L, Archibald, Grand Dictator of the Knights of Honor of California, transferred the North San Juan lodge and paraphernalia to the Grass Valley Todge yesterday and consolidated the two, Mies Lillie Martin gave a party at Olympia Park last evening in honor of Miss Mamie Grimes: The young people passed the evening in dancing and & jolly good time was had. George Curnow and Mies Jane Meyers led the grand march. George Waltérs received an injury to bis left eye while at work in a mine yesterday. He was struck by a plece of rock, The Transonirr last evening made mention that three picnic parties at Olympia Park yes'erday were somewhat mixed-up on their dancing ar-~ rapgements. When the parties came together they compromised by allow ing the musioal talent from Grass Valley to have the platform on condition that they charge the picnickers, other than the Nevada Oity contingcents each for dancing. Then they all evjoyed themselves in boating, swimming, dancing and other sports and games. Oecil Uairns and Ethel Kirkham, who were at the head of one of the parties, numbering about fifty, from Nevada Oity, led ‘the grand march io the evenirg after supper. Miss Goldie McNaughton gave the entertaloment to the Grass Valley party, numbering about fifty, Deer Season Opens Today was the first day of the oy en season, ander the State game law, for killing deer, and from now on for the next three monthe the wildest and roughest country in this mountain district witbin a radius of twenty miles of this olty will be searched and frequented by hunters for the ‘‘antlered beauties.” A party of hunters left town today for Montezuma Hill— @ favorite deer-hunting section—and will doubtless bring back some prime venison with which.to tempt the ap petites of their fastidious friends. A Good Hotel. If at any time you should be travelfog in the upper part of this county and feel tired or weary and would like to find a place to refresh yourself with 8 good meal and comfortable place to sleep, make inquiry for the hotel of E. T. Worthley, for there you will find the pecessary requisites. The Worthley hotel of Washiogt:n is a haven of rest for a traveler after a journey. The very best products in the market are placed on the tables and the roome are neat and well kept, The landlord, Mr. Worthley, is an affable and obliging gentleman, and will take especial care to see that your wants are attended to. That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build ap your health. Only 25 cents, money back if not cared. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. ent who had secured the platform, 26 . : Jaly 14.—The . dent will recetye either tomorrow afternoon or Sstarda : the United Mine Workers of. Pennsylvania, the members of: which went downto O er: Bay to present a peti{Mon regarding theColorado labor . troubles which the committee failed on Tuesday to place in the hands of the President, Estate Appraised ; OsKLAND, July 14—The estate of the ‘ate Martin Kellogg, former president of the State University, has been appraised at $180,080.88. It consista of $5868 88 in-cash, life insurance valued at $5252; stocks of various corporations valued at about $15,000 and six pieces of real property in Berkeley. The entire estate is left to the widow. Paul Kruger Dies _ OLarens, Switzerland, July 14.—Paul Krager, former President of the Transtaal Republic, died here at 8 o’olock this morning from Pneumonia and supervening heart weakness. _ Mr, Krager lost consciousness’ Monday. His daughter «nd son-in-law were with him at the time of his death. The exPresident’s body was embalmed and this afternoon the remains will be placed in,a receiving vault pending funeral arrdngements. Application wiil be made to the British Government for authority to transport the remains to the Transvaal. In the meantime the remaine will be temporarily interred here, Took Her Life. San Franoisco, July 14 —Weary of life at an age when it should have been all sunshine; a beautiful young woman, stylishly gowned, swallowed carbolic acid in Golden Gate Park thig afternoon, She was found in an ane conscious condition by a policemen and taken to the Park Emergency hospital where she died a few minutes later. She wae about 20 years old. Attempts Suicide San FRANCISCO, Jaly 14.—Bertha Williamson, a soung woman, was taken to the Emergency Hospital this afternoon suffering “from a dose of laudanum, and her death was expected within a few houra. Cee ee saturday Night —_——_—__ at —-——_—_. Hotel AntlersBar COR 0 AR IRISH STEW Antler’s Style. A a A ae Free to All Come in and Try It. enn Everybody welcome a & “ARE: TR RA There are ginger worms and . red-pepper bugs—queer boarders—that have to be looked . for, not in Schilling’s Best, but in making it. There are egys . of these queer boarders, too . small to be killed by grinding. Don't keep spices warm, or they'll hatch. City Taxes — . T Oi es r the fis al r 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and . . wilhbe delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. . . ; office in the City I will be at my af . ting . Hall, for the purpose of collec . ato! taxes, from 9 to 12a. m., and from 210, 6 and7to8 p. m. until Augast ist. H. SHEARER, City Marsbal and Tax Collector. Mevada City, Jane 17, 104. During the ear from Manebnria. picture represents one of the ly stage of the Russo-Japanese Thie was doneoften, it ie claimed, with se unpleasant scenes {noident to war. e war large numbers of Japanese were deported by the Slav soldiers scant consideration for their health or comfort, The above y & committee of saloon of Henry Wieking, corner of Eighth and Wasbington streets, only ®@ few blocks Gistéat from the City. of about $100, the two robbers held cific Company policeman, at the West Oakland rallroed yards, while the latter was hanting for a lantern to aid two Osklend officers in the search for’ the thugs. The crooke relieved the railroad policeman of his star, badge and revolver, and then at the point of their pistole walked the policeman ‘from the yarde along the tracks to Shell Mound Perk, Berkeley, where, after withdrawing the cartridges from the officer’s revolver, they returned the weapon to him and allowed bim to walk to Oakland. Nipped in the Bud Sr, Loum, July 14.—Three employes of the Admissions Department of the World's Fair have been arrested and will be béld pending an investigation into what ie believed to -be a gigantic conspiracy to rob the Exposition Oompany by ticket Irregularities, Girl Assaulted. Onovittz, July 14 —District Attorney Sexton was notified by telephone this morning that the fifteen year-old deughter of Mre. Hugblett of Stirling City had been raped by a man who is noy ander arrest: in New Position. Phil G. Scadden bas been chosen to attend to the duties of J. M. Hadley in in the Tarner Hadiey Company’s hardware store during the latter’s absence inthe East. Mr. Scadden iea thorough business man, and .will fill the position in a very capable manner, A cai Lots of Apples. Reno, Nevada, July 14.—The apple crop of the State of Nevada will be heavier this year than for many seasons, and of supericr quality. It will be on the market next week. Sent Away : “CrippLe Oneex, July 14—8. J. Rich mond, correspondent of the Victor Record in this city, was deported today by the Citizens’ Vigilance Oommittee, He haea wife and two children bere. The Citizens’ Committee announced that Richmand’ is not dot driven out because of his connection with the Reoord, but because he is ‘‘objectionable,” Siock, Bonds, Fie. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling» Wheat.... . Brewing Barley WATER AND GAs. Spring Valley..... San Francisco Gas and Elec. MIWING STOOKS, stearote 92//Uta Gould & Our. 14/Overman.. Best & Bel.1 00). Justice.. Con. Oal & Va.1 10). Union Co er a eeeeccne eeeccece ececccee Caledonia.. 72. . \Silver Hill. Hale & Nor. Crown Point. Y+llow Jacket. ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a S Cy Sure to Give Satisfaction, > GIVES vg ai oe . the It cleanses, soot: an diseased membrane, . It cures Bots and drives a a Oold in the Head . Restores Senses of Taste and Easy to use. Contains no drugs, Applied into tha nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St., New York VACCINATING SEASON} eer ot BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX . ot = peices and dis~ by, Hurt By Powder, Rano, July 14—Edward Williams, who resides in the vicinity of Purdy, « emali settlement in Sierra county, California, came bear meeting death in a peculiar manner yesterday. Mr. Williams hada pup that wae suffering from the effects of poison, To relieve the dog he was preparing some lard aod guopowder, The gunpowder, six pounds in all, in some mysterious Manner became ignited, causing an explosion that hurled Mr. Williams through the door, inflicting a number of paiofal though not dangerous injaries. About Thousand. New Yorx, July 14—The total dead in the destruction of the excursion steamer General Slocum on June 15:h is given as 958 in the final report pree sented to Police Commissioner McAdoo by the inepeo’ors in charge of the investigation. Only 857 of the dead were identified, sixty-two were reported missing and sixty-one unidentified, while 180 were injured, and only 285 out of, nearly 1400 or the steamer escaped uninjared. Assuming that the unidentified dead are among the missfhg, all but one person has been accounted for. Norge Survivors. Boston, July 14—On board the Oanard steamer Saxon, which arrived at her dock from Liverpool today, were twenty-seven persons who were on the Scandinavian-American liner Norge wrecked off the north coast of Scotland while en route from Copenhagen to New York. Brown’s dinners arn’t much and he lives out of the way, but there’s always the high balls of Old Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., Nos. 29 81 Battery st., near Market. Mopzsto, July 14 —A. B. Retl erford of Tipton, Tulare county, delivered bis 19-year-old son to the Sheriff last night. Young Retherford was wanted for breaking into a schoolhouse and stealing a lot of books. He waa also wanted for the theft of laprobes, a bnggy and some whips in Stockton. The father wants the charge of burglary reduced to that of larceny, Wo. Britiand at his saloon on Broad etzeet, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Emil Freses ea Sugaiah livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and Pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The createst cure for constipation. All drug gists and grocers, 25c, we Sethe For Sale or Rent. The Four-Stiry House on Sacramento street is offeredfor sale or rent. Also, a lot adjoining for sale. Apply to PASQUALLA ISOLTA, jid-tt NNTA CAPSULES "s PIRADRARARIINIIAN Relieves Kidney n & Biadder: troubles at once, . Cures in ; 48 Hoursall URINARY DISCHARGES Each Capsule bears the name ee@ Beware of useless counterfi RAN S For Summer. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath’ Soap Talcum Powders, 15¢,"a5¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt Dickerman’s Gave Up His Son Carpets, Linoleum . and Wall New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for go cts up. ROSENBERG BROS.» CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. STS LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, Oar lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to. market, NM. Tu. 8 DD. Mfaxrsh AGENTS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. Ts rerHons 291 Paper -_ HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the “\ cuisine at the National are not ANNE equalled by any hotel in w aa city, OF" Northern CaliElectric lights fornia. qoagerss Nov cold water Hot and Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building.“THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVERBS” Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Baising Flap Jack Flor 15 Cents per package ; We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ghe Bee Ftve Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Commercial Street Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase Quariz— Manufactured Jewelry This is on€ of the things in which we excel, There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz ___. SOUVENIR +SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Neveda City. U.J. BRAND JEWELER Seesece sees esdawcosences sees UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tuts. One Huodred Light, Sunny Rooms Two Hine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer yal Men and Transient traits, . . Broad Streat, Nevada Uliy ee Ladies of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Vou are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and best lina ° of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on ‘display ’ in thie city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored I have selected them with special care and they§inclade come very handand Ready-to-Wear Hats MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, or poalte Brand and Martang’s Che Best in town. Oar wines avd liquors cannot be exes\led anywhere. We have wives from six to twelve years old, muhly flavored and health fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulls and bottle. the leading brands of Cigars also kep*, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL.

SiS S, rices 1.50 4,50 es of Cal. Fr .64n Proof yther pporase OH, Ig ars, Class, da City ers as dehese we er preish the roperty » le but eliably system, ave the in the short tion. tract lat~ 41 ple offee it. also; end.’ irs ? business ’ Oleco arrived here last evening and left Aeros sees JULY 15, 1904 ‘ AL, MENTION Daily Record of the Doingsof Our People, 8t Mies Mamie Carley returned thie morning to San Francisco utser visit. ing ber mother here. Mis E B. Randolpb of San Franthis morning for North\Bloomfleld, pW. Ferdon of New York is bere on Mrs. P. Ozalli is Willow Valley, FL. Fisher went to Washington to day. 2 M. Oalanan of Columbia Hill wase visitor here yesterday, Mrs. M. K. Maitland has gone to Ligeoln to visit her daughter. b Salter was over from North Sap Juan yesterday, Mre. Thomas Taylor, who now resides at Sao Francisco, is here ona few days visit. Mrs. O. R. Gray and children of Linsoln are here visiting relatives, Mre. Wm. Wearn aod daughter, Miss Bessie, have gone to Sacramento and Stockton on a visit. T. B. Williameon, who hae been viaiting bie sister, Mra, Langford, at San Rafael, returned last evening and left this morning for Gaston Ridge. Edwin Warner and wife will leave In a few days for Southern Oalifornia, where Mr. Warner will take charge of aetore for the Great American Importing Tea Company. O. A. Robb of 3ao Francisco has arrived here to sucseed bim tn the local store. Mise Olive Gaylord returned from San Francisco last night after visiting friends there. F. Dann of Mortezoma Gill is bere forafewdays, . A A. Jobneon and H. B Kidd of Benton Harbor, Mich,, arrived here on last evening's train. Ernest Werry came over from Oolgate last night to havea foreign substance removed from his eye, Obarles Flyno and L, Wells have retarned from the Bonanza mine. Mrs, William Hoover of San Franoleco arrived here last night on a visit to her mother, Mre, W. J. Organ. Thomas Harry, who arrived this week from the Mt. Bailion mine in Mariposa county, will visit San Frapcisco before returning to the mine to resume hie duties, H. J. Baron, representing the Denver Mining Reporter, was io this city last evening. He is gathering data for hie publication, and will visit the m{inés at Grass Valley and in this diatrict. Mise Vivian, who'bas been visiting ‘Miss Florence Oraig, left for her home ‘at the Bay this morning. D. R. Oliver of San Francisco artived here this morning on a business ‘trip. Obas. A Blies of Sacramento {Is here epending a few days. * T, Simpson arrived here last evening from Pittsburg. G. Tbursen and J. F, Klamer of San Francisco are here on » business trip. Frank Kropp returned this morning from the Zaibright mine, James Godfrey is down from OColumdia Hill. ill at her home to — = baseball wit Who Owns De DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The Beneficent Society of the ConBregational church will meet this. ing at the home of Mrs. on Ooyote street. evenC. 0. Harris Ernest Werry came over from QolBate yesterday to have & piece of steel Temoved from his eye, Captain Jobn Hubbard of the United B'es navy strived here yesterday from Mare Island and will spend big Vacation in this city and Gress Valley. be Captain has warm letters of rec ommendation from Rear Admiral B, H. McCalle » Who délivared the oration in this city on the Fourth of July. Ata meeting of the board of fire dele gates last night Obief Engineer Snell was ordered to purchase six new noggles, The firemen’e Committee on 4th of July reported that there was @ eur Plus of $20 over expenses, and it was voted to return the same to the general celebration committee, The Nevada nine that will gu to Trackee today to play « game of h the Truckee nine next Sunday,will be as follows: O. O'Connor, c; Swanton, p; Clore O’Oonnor, 1b; Simpkins, 2b; Scruggs, se; Watere, 3b; Hocking, If; Russell, cf; Tresize, 1f; Bowers, sub. The players will leave on the 1 o’c'ock train, Everyone is anxious to cee “The Gutta Percha Girl” at the Nevada Theater next Thursday and Friday evenjogs. Mrg. Frei Zeitler bas a score of Nevada City’s handsome aod talented young ladies rehearsing for this amusing comedy, and the entertalnment will be up-to-date in every particular, It shculd be remembered that the proceeds are to be devoted to farnishing the new Carnegie library. Them? A few days ago a teamster unloaded quar'z mill. —+ ewe + Fasted 30 Days. in front of Henry Line's livery stable several shoes and dies belonging toe The material was somewhet io the way of traffic on the atreet and today Marshal Shearer had it re pmoved tothe . t behind the Gity Hall. New Yorx, July 14—Edward R. for hie ordeal. Taylor a city miesionary of Plain fleld, N. J., bas just «nded a thirty daye’ fast and appears none tie worse When he started to abstain from solid food he tipped the scales at 220 pounds, and tcday he weighs but twenty-five pounds legs, Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is isonly oie way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Desfness is caused by an in flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube tube fg inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ig entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and avlese he inflammation can be taken out and this tabe restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of b e mucous services. When the We will give One Hundred Dollars catarrh) for any caee of Deafness (caused by that cannot Hall’s Catarrb Cure. lars, free. be cared by Send for circa F. J CHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Piils are the bast. P. L, Archibald, Grand Dictator of the Knights of Honor of California, transferred the North San Juan lodge and paraphernalia to the Grass Valley Todge yesterday and consolidated the two, Mies Lillie Martin gave a party at Olympia Park last evening in honor of Miss Mamie Grimes: The young people passed the evening in dancing and & jolly good time was had. George Curnow and Mies Jane Meyers led the grand march. George Waltérs received an injury to bis left eye while at work in a mine yesterday. He was struck by a plece of rock, The Transonirr last evening made mention that three picnic parties at Olympia Park yes'erday were somewhat mixed-up on their dancing ar-~ rapgements. When the parties came together they compromised by allow ing the musioal talent from Grass Valley to have the platform on condition that they charge the picnickers, other than the Nevada Oity contingcents each for dancing. Then they all evjoyed themselves in boating, swimming, dancing and other sports and games. Oecil Uairns and Ethel Kirkham, who were at the head of one of the parties, numbering about fifty, from Nevada Oity, led ‘the grand march io the evenirg after supper. Miss Goldie McNaughton gave the entertaloment to the Grass Valley party, numbering about fifty, Deer Season Opens Today was the first day of the oy en season, ander the State game law, for killing deer, and from now on for the next three monthe the wildest and roughest country in this mountain district witbin a radius of twenty miles of this olty will be searched and frequented by hunters for the ‘‘antlered beauties.” A party of hunters left town today for Montezuma Hill— @ favorite deer-hunting section—and will doubtless bring back some prime venison with which.to tempt the ap petites of their fastidious friends. A Good Hotel. If at any time you should be travelfog in the upper part of this county and feel tired or weary and would like to find a place to refresh yourself with 8 good meal and comfortable place to sleep, make inquiry for the hotel of E. T. Worthley, for there you will find the pecessary requisites. The Worthley hotel of Washiogt:n is a haven of rest for a traveler after a journey. The very best products in the market are placed on the tables and the roome are neat and well kept, The landlord, Mr. Worthley, is an affable and obliging gentleman, and will take especial care to see that your wants are attended to. That Throbbing Headach> Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build ap your health. Only 25 cents, money back if not cared. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. ent who had secured the platform, 26 . : Jaly 14.—The . dent will recetye either tomorrow afternoon or Sstarda : the United Mine Workers of. Pennsylvania, the members of: which went downto O er: Bay to present a peti{Mon regarding theColorado labor . troubles which the committee failed on Tuesday to place in the hands of the President, Estate Appraised ; OsKLAND, July 14—The estate of the ‘ate Martin Kellogg, former president of the State University, has been appraised at $180,080.88. It consista of $5868 88 in-cash, life insurance valued at $5252; stocks of various corporations valued at about $15,000 and six pieces of real property in Berkeley. The entire estate is left to the widow. Paul Kruger Dies _ OLarens, Switzerland, July 14.—Paul Krager, former President of the Transtaal Republic, died here at 8 o’olock this morning from Pneumonia and supervening heart weakness. _ Mr, Krager lost consciousness’ Monday. His daughter «nd son-in-law were with him at the time of his death. The exPresident’s body was embalmed and this afternoon the remains will be placed in,a receiving vault pending funeral arrdngements. Application wiil be made to the British Government for authority to transport the remains to the Transvaal. In the meantime the remaine will be temporarily interred here, Took Her Life. San Franoisco, July 14 —Weary of life at an age when it should have been all sunshine; a beautiful young woman, stylishly gowned, swallowed carbolic acid in Golden Gate Park thig afternoon, She was found in an ane conscious condition by a policemen and taken to the Park Emergency hospital where she died a few minutes later. She wae about 20 years old. Attempts Suicide San FRANCISCO, Jaly 14.—Bertha Williamson, a soung woman, was taken to the Emergency Hospital this afternoon suffering “from a dose of laudanum, and her death was expected within a few houra. Cee ee saturday Night —_——_—__ at —-——_—_. Hotel AntlersBar COR 0 AR IRISH STEW

Antler’s Style. A a A ae Free to All Come in and Try It. enn Everybody welcome a & “ARE: TR RA There are ginger worms and . red-pepper bugs—queer boarders—that have to be looked . for, not in Schilling’s Best, but in making it. There are egys . of these queer boarders, too . small to be killed by grinding. Don't keep spices warm, or they'll hatch. City Taxes — . T Oi es r the fis al r 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and . . wilhbe delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. . . ; office in the City I will be at my af . ting . Hall, for the purpose of collec . ato! taxes, from 9 to 12a. m., and from 210, 6 and7to8 p. m. until Augast ist. H. SHEARER, City Marsbal and Tax Collector. Mevada City, Jane 17, 104. During the ear from Manebnria. picture represents one of the ly stage of the Russo-Japanese Thie was doneoften, it ie claimed, with se unpleasant scenes {noident to war. e war large numbers of Japanese were deported by the Slav soldiers scant consideration for their health or comfort, The above y & committee of saloon of Henry Wieking, corner of Eighth and Wasbington streets, only ®@ few blocks Gistéat from the City. of about $100, the two robbers held cific Company policeman, at the West Oakland rallroed yards, while the latter was hanting for a lantern to aid two Osklend officers in the search for’ the thugs. The crooke relieved the railroad policeman of his star, badge and revolver, and then at the point of their pistole walked the policeman ‘from the yarde along the tracks to Shell Mound Perk, Berkeley, where, after withdrawing the cartridges from the officer’s revolver, they returned the weapon to him and allowed bim to walk to Oakland. Nipped in the Bud Sr, Loum, July 14.—Three employes of the Admissions Department of the World's Fair have been arrested and will be béld pending an investigation into what ie believed to -be a gigantic conspiracy to rob the Exposition Oompany by ticket Irregularities, Girl Assaulted. Onovittz, July 14 —District Attorney Sexton was notified by telephone this morning that the fifteen year-old deughter of Mre. Hugblett of Stirling City had been raped by a man who is noy ander arrest: in New Position. Phil G. Scadden bas been chosen to attend to the duties of J. M. Hadley in in the Tarner Hadiey Company’s hardware store during the latter’s absence inthe East. Mr. Scadden iea thorough business man, and .will fill the position in a very capable manner, A cai Lots of Apples. Reno, Nevada, July 14.—The apple crop of the State of Nevada will be heavier this year than for many seasons, and of supericr quality. It will be on the market next week. Sent Away : “CrippLe Oneex, July 14—8. J. Rich mond, correspondent of the Victor Record in this city, was deported today by the Citizens’ Vigilance Oommittee, He haea wife and two children bere. The Citizens’ Committee announced that Richmand’ is not dot driven out because of his connection with the Reoord, but because he is ‘‘objectionable,” Siock, Bonds, Fie. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling» Wheat....... . Brewing Barley WATER AND GAs. Spring Valley......... San Francisco Gas and Elec.. MIWING STOOKS, stearote 92//Uta Gould & Our. 14/Overman.... Best & Bel..1 00). Justice.... Con. Oal & Va.1 10). Union Co er a eeeeccne eeeccece ececccee Caledonia... 72. . \Silver Hill.. Hale & Nor.. Crown Point. Y+llow Jacket. ELy’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a S Cy Sure to Give Satisfaction, > GIVES vg ai oe . the It cleanses, soot: an diseased membrane, . It cures Bots and drives a a Oold in the Head . Restores Senses of Taste and Easy to use. Contains no drugs, Applied into tha nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St., New York VACCINATING SEASON} eer ot BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX . ot = peices and dis~ by, Hurt By Powder, Rano, July 14—Edward Williams, who resides in the vicinity of Purdy, « emali settlement in Sierra county, California, came bear meeting death in a peculiar manner yesterday. Mr. Williams hada pup that wae suffering from the effects of poison, To relieve the dog he was preparing some lard aod guopowder, The gunpowder, six pounds in all, in some mysterious Manner became ignited, causing an explosion that hurled Mr. Williams through the door, inflicting a number of paiofal though not dangerous injaries. About Thousand. New Yorx, July 14—The total dead in the destruction of the excursion steamer General Slocum on June 15:h is given as 958 in the final report pree sented to Police Commissioner McAdoo by the inepeo’ors in charge of the investigation. Only 857 of the dead were identified, sixty-two were reported missing and sixty-one unidentified, while 180 were injured, and only 285 out of, nearly 1400 or the steamer escaped uninjared. Assuming that the unidentified dead are among the missfhg, all but one person has been accounted for. Norge Survivors. Boston, July 14—On board the Oanard steamer Saxon, which arrived at her dock from Liverpool today, were twenty-seven persons who were on the Scandinavian-American liner Norge wrecked off the north coast of Scotland while en route from Copenhagen to New York. Brown’s dinners arn’t much and he lives out of the way, but there’s always the high balls of Old Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., Nos. 29 81 Battery st., near Market. Mopzsto, July 14 —A. B. Retl erford of Tipton, Tulare county, delivered bis 19-year-old son to the Sheriff last night. Young Retherford was wanted for breaking into a schoolhouse and stealing a lot of books. He waa also wanted for the theft of laprobes, a bnggy and some whips in Stockton. The father wants the charge of burglary reduced to that of larceny, Wo. Britiand at his saloon on Broad etzeet, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Emil Freses ea Sugaiah livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and Pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The createst cure for constipation. All drug gists and grocers, 25c, we Sethe For Sale or Rent. The Four-Stiry House on Sacramento street is offeredfor sale or rent. Also, a lot adjoining for sale. Apply to PASQUALLA ISOLTA, jid-tt NNTA CAPSULES "s PIRADRARARIINIIAN Relieves Kidney n & Biadder: troubles at once, . Cures in ; 48 Hoursall URINARY DISCHARGES Each Capsule bears the name ee@ Beware of useless counterfi RAN S For Summer.. Perfumes Fine Soaps Toilet Waters Floating Bath’ Soap Talcum Powders, 15¢,"a5¢ Foot Powders Bath Sponges Sea Salt Dickerman’s Gave Up His Son Carpets, Linoleum . and Wall New Carpets just received. New stock of Wall Paper. New Inlaid Linoleum. New Welds Linoleum for go cts up. ROSENBERG BROS.» CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. STS LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is the time to place your orders, Oar lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to. market, NM. Tu. 8 DD. Mfaxrsh AGENTS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. Ts rerHons 291 Paper -_ HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the “\ cuisine at the National are not ANNE equalled by any hotel in w aa city, OF" Northern CaliElectric lights fornia. qoagerss Nov cold water Hot and Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building.“THE HOME OF GOOD ;LIVERBS” Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Baising Flap Jack Flor 15 Cents per package ; We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptlyfattended to. Ghe Bee Ftve Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Commercial Street Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glase Quariz— Manufactured Jewelry This is on€ of the things in which we excel, There’s nothing nicer than a ring or pin made out of quartz ___. SOUVENIR +SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Neveda City. U.J. BRAND JEWELER Seesece sees esdawcosences sees UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tuts. One Huodred Light, Sunny Rooms Two Hine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer yal Men and Transient traits, . . Broad Streat, Nevada Uliy ee Ladies of Nevada City and Grass Valley.. Vou are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and best lina ° of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on ‘display ’ in thie city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored I have selected them with special care and they§inclade come very handand Ready-to-Wear Hats MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, or poalte Brand and Martang’s Che Best in town.. Oar wines avd liquors cannot be exes\led anywhere. We have wives from six to twelve years old, muhly flavored and health fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulls and bottle. the leading brands of Cigars also kep*, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL.