July 16, 1898 (4 pages)

CHES, ‘Hard to old son t Valley ought he itarted a 3 by the rid that ise, barn jon. It Y 16s, tour ris H1es .d { tha “oO. ;d inot Colonel out the pled. sGaileupiinaeeiaenneenae. NE a oun ge Rib, Ee IS eke #8 4p . SOM. ovelties 1ld get. them. Three CO. sabdl tigate the athing of procucts > and ihe ner may div commimunity that wil! NG PROare 920id a few A GOOD SUGGESTION. — Lei All Dalers H.ve a Show.In Purnishing Couuty Supplies. The Grand Jury of Napa county farnishes inthe following suggestion a recommendation that Nevada county might find it worth while to act upon hereafter in buying: supplies of all kinds: “Our knowledge and investigation disclose the fact that there are purchased in the ‘open market,’ so-called supplies which, in the aggregate, amount annually to a very considerable sum. Complaint is made that upon such purchases there is generally no adequate or proper chance given for competition, -80 that the interests of the people may ‘be/protected. To the end that. the ina ‘terests of all may be secured, and that 44 the people’s money may be prudently 4 ‘and economically expended, without. ‘fear‘or favor, we recommend and forcibly urge upon the said Supervisors and Road Commissioners, that in ur-gent. cases, when time and etigences “SATURDA’., . JULY 16, 1808. And emserr = THE TRANSCRIPT. TRAINS WILL RUN ON TIME, a Grass Valley Umpi ¢ Wil Referee “~Tomonaw’s 6a It is expected that a/ Grass Valley} Kickers Who Make Things Rather Disaumpire—possibly Overmeyer, if he re-}'always there—always everywhere and _turos from Lodi it time—will officiate at tomorrow’s ball game at Glenbrook . Park between the Banners and Pioneers. Manager J. Hawaii Rogers has had the county seat boys out practicing every day this week, and now that he also has little Willie Caverly back again he is intimating to Lis nine in _ Vigorous Anglo-Saxon that if there is . @any more such monkeying as they indulged in when they met the Monarchs at Glenbrook recently there will be . Some ball-players bunting for-a new . job. Hence it is that nobody living up this way would be surprised to see the Pioneers shut out tomorrow. Such a ‘consummation would, however, stagger Manager Zekind of the Pioneers who has been raking over every diamond on the coast inthe hope of getting together a club with which to lay the Banners and the Monarchs ont. He did not seem to have much trouble wiping the Monarchs off the card, but the Banners continue to block his way to the championship. Sa pre It is faithfully promised by the manwill not permit aregulur call for bids and when lawfal to do so, that the local . merchants representing the goods to offer in writing, stating the amount for: which such articles will be furnished : .by them. Such offsr to ba enclosed in :a Sealed envelope, which should when «practicable, ba opened in-the presence ~of said merchants, or their representa‘tives, and the award made to the lowest tbidder. ‘that in our opinion gross fovartism lds Leen practiced in the purchase of these supplies, and we demand that ; it cease. We hereby call upon the next ; grand jury to follow up this matterand see that heed is taken to this recommendation.” . > TREMENDOUS. PRESSURE 800 Feet Obtaincd By the Power Company’s New Dam.~ The new Rock Creek dam of the > -E.cctric Light and Power Company is now ccmpleted to a hight of 385 * -fe2t and there is a large body of. _ water behind it. It is to be evensstuilly raisel fifteen feet more, bat j it may not be done before next Spring. ! {to the works on the South Yuba river ; two miles below, are in process of con/Straction. Uuder this new arrange_meut the company will secure a fall of } over 8J0 feet, whereas they now have Jess than 200. A Lack of Water. The failure of the water supply is ' making trouble with some of the.mines », of Amador and Calaverascounties. All; ', of the big mines have closed, including ' efhe Utica, the best-paying of them all' be Oneida is also ou the point of . elesing down for this reason and the Gwin has practically suspended operations. The last named mine—is_ander the necessity of dxing a great deal of pimping, since there is a superabundance of water in the ‘depths even when *taere is a scarcity of it on the surface. » In order not to let the pumps stop, the managers of the Gwin have succeeded . in arranging for a continuous supply . _ of water power sufficient for this ; urpose. ——~~-0@e Equalizing County Assessments. : The application of Gustave Woerner _fora reduction of some property of ' which he is the administrator, in Grass -Valley township, has been denied by the County Supervisors. Also the ap-’ -g2obert Maloney’s assessment was reacea $500. “be as, essment on the Crown. Point ne, Giass, Valley,.was reduced from Mrs. Carle’ ‘a Hager’s application . a reduction was denied. . as. A. Holdsworth 48 granted a rection of $2,500 on same” real as perSonal property 1.9 Eureka to W2SDip. Church Choir Eatertaine.t. . The Methodist chue® choir was teaCandor compels us to state H agement that the train for Glenbrook tomorrow will leave here.at 1:30 p. m. sharp and return immediately after be purchased be permitted to make! th. game. With this onderstanding it is hkely a good-sized crowd ‘will go down. > ea The line-up tomorrow will be as follows: . i: : BANNERS, PIONEERS. a Hanson... Ce Ts; Caver'y Steffani..5. p. -Rockeufiel:: OREN oe evens BB iss eee Silva Perkins 2d. : .,8cooney Bee ee ep as -. Ballestero Sheehan. PAN Bieter ee Krug Sprouce, ’: iS . eae .Mitchelt Robinson,. Ok ¢ . Janihan Merkle... PES, s: Sullivan 1 SOLDIER LOCATORS SAFE. Their Claims Exempt From Annual Labor Until They Return. Senator Shoup’s bill exempting locators of mines who volunteer in the army and navy from proving up so long as they are in the service, and allowing their rights to ‘stand until the expiration of their enlistment, has become a law by the approval of the. . President. It was sent to the House aiter passing the Senate, was amended '"The ditch, flame and pipe line leading; and returned to the Senate, which body . doing tapping with no-profit, with the. agreed in the amendments, and last Wednesday the President affixed his signature. Many miners who are interested in this bill will be glad to know that it is now a law. Trying to Stop Slickens Steals. The Democrat says: D. P. Durst and W.T. Phipps have instituted proceediugs in the Superior Court of Yuba county against 8S. O. Gunning, Auditor, 'to compel hin todraw a warrant in their favor in payment of services that have been performed for the county during the month of May. The claim, $200, was audited at'he June session of the Board and is for anti-debris ser. vices. it will be remembered that in March last D. P. Durst commenced an action against Gunning to compel him to draw a warrant in payment of the January service. The lower court held in favor of plaintiff, and the matter is on appeal to the Supreme Court. » When asked why hedid not await the decision of the higher tribunal on the first case, Attorney Phipps stated that 1ne new suit differs from the old one in that it is brought under a new resolution of the Supervisors, which employs him jointly with Dr. Durst and which. difference he believe makes the new _. complaint less liable to legal inaccuracles. How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hali’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pertecjjy honorable in ali business transactions and financially able tovarry out any vbligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, ’ sees — ered a reception last mig:nt. by the Ey worth League. Refreshments meres Berved and the following p-ogtam was Riven: Instrumental duet, Misses Lan; man and Harry housen; tecitaticn, s Helen Cooper; solv, Miles, Flora ay; guitar solo, Miss 1. Hicks; inramental sold, Miss Aiice Beedle; Pitation, Miss Libbie Hicks; v. tolia solo, Hob-rt Hathaway. : a . . Social at Ragon’s Grovt'. A social will be given at h'agon’s . Grove every Saturday night curi 2g the ummer, vA jylt -<t Rt al cornet solo, Prof. James Bex metts; rec-. / Watpia, Kinnan & Mannin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. -Fiall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Pestimoniais sent free. Price 7ic. Hail’s Family Pils are the best. Only Two Dollars and a Half. je-tt UNION :-: HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. D.J.STEVENS, -the Popular Clothing Store. New Ice Company. _ The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared io supply the public with ‘first-class natural ice at reasonable “rates. Office at residence of Thomas orcoran, first door. above Theater ‘Ive house, rear of (heater. Telephone No 791. ptf. Corcoran & Anpoaasr. _. Dress Your Little’ Boys. . . We have twenty dozen Boys Percale Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached, to, ose ont at 85 cents ull sizes, regt ive 5U Cents. siti i. ; pe Fravk Bates, Sav francisco Hotel Arrivals. ehn T. Hooper, Truck3e ‘ieox, Marrsville _ Brown, Sau Francisco — _ Short, Grass Valley ‘4 “bornton, Wasbington Chas. M. Williams, San Francisco 3: Rdg San yap M. Pan ‘ier, May A McMi, ‘ar, Was. ington T U'Neai, Sacraue uv . : Jas. Magu; ve. Sav Francisco * F. E. White, Aubura G;o. O. Wn: ¢, Auburn ©. Puert, San Francisco — Miss [revue W.'-ltauir, Dotéh Flat “Fred ©. Parker, Sacramento : oe Meni’s All Wool Pants, cur $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at MANAGER always insignificant wherever found. He is few at Cump Barrett, yet he is there. He wauts pie. He does not: want to yield to discipline, though he knows it is necessary. Kicking, like other emotions, is contagious aud those who indulge in it are always sorry afterwards they did not let it alone. All should vaccinate against it. Army life is inconvenient—tiresome, . duties. are irksome. and burdensome, but patriotism urges on, expectations are high and our boys in camp aré’ buoyant with hope. “Cold hoofs” have gone, All letters from our boys. say this. Hats have been provided as the little caps did not keep off the sun and some of the boys bud their cheeks, noses. and ears blistered. Even this has become a joke. Never perbaps in the history of any country did so happy an army ever assemble. All of them seem to ignore hardships and are determined to win at any risk. x . “\_ The Property For Sale. . The — of Pythias and the Native Sons have concluded to offer for, sale the lot and.building at the corner . of Commercial and-Pine streets, which . property they purchase some time ago* with the intention of erec' @ modern building containing lodge-rooms, dancing hall, offices and stores. Last night . the trustees of the two orders met and nection with the proposed sale by electing F. E. Brown president, Wm. Giffin secretary and W. T. Monk treasurer. ~~ e@e “ Degree of Honor Entertainment. . Last night the local Degree of Honor lodge had an entertainment at Odd Fellows ball, there being abont 75 member present. Ice cream and cake were served and the following program: was given: Vocal solo, Miss Emma Guénther; pianosolo, A. ©. Turner; recitaTAPPING PIPES FREB. A Noti:e of Special Importance to the People. Owing toa little rivalry among the plumbers of this city some of them are expectation of getting a good price for other material used iu sach work. Now, T have a full line of all goods. used in the Water or Plumbing trade which I will sell to any and all parties CHEAP FOR CASH. Parties wanting Taps in the main can have it done FREE OF CHARGE by getting the Tap and permit from the City Collector, and presenting the same to me. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. ; *poolq ainduwy jo SULIO} . [e puy *e[Njoios ‘yl1e}e7) ‘usizeunoys ‘visdadsf{qy ‘ssoUSNOAIOU Soin‘) eyiiedesies s poopy] * *S9A19U 94} P99} OT aamod 1 Surars ‘oing pure your peoiq o4L soyeul }I asnedeg ‘ey]edesieg spooyy SI MUO} DAIOU }eIIS OY FT ‘Buoljs Wy} soyxeu puy. S2A1BU 94} Sp2cj poojlg Zurystnou ‘you ‘sing "pooyq 24}. uody ‘Ajajos ‘Ajduus pusdag © SIAIDNY ‘sIdyMAIOA SSIDONS 10} papseu s1y saaiou Aptays ‘3u013S A. JSOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, = Which is the best in the market. Sold in 5 wha thg pinta, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Mel Wine for family and medicinal pur * ial selection of Fine Wines for family use. Ine . rted Swiss, Limburger and poor md Tinea the finest ever brought it orders. Rare and Beautiful ! Finished with Sequoia. ‘ a specialty. j BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot, TOWLE BROS. CO., Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by _ JAS. J. OTT, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Telephone No. SI. organized to transact business in con-\_ tion, T. H. Carr; violin solo, W. E. Rice;' ¢ +vocal solo, Miss Sadie Miller. SPEEA AG See TRE IS Se Me Se a ese Se 18S aS AS aS Pee Particular attention paid to family . ———_—_—— "A Meritorious Club. Last night John Irving was awerdea _TOday the Grnse Vailey Spurtemen’s ss est _;, Olab is having its annual dove hunt Tae eve Ot he ee eee and camp stew at the Van Slyke ranch, -‘geanahia at Camn Raveatt ._._—=s@ te» At. the Sunday school picnic to be 2 greeable at Camp Barrett. soaaaene at Glenbrook Park uext WednésIndian Springs. . This club hus been in The Colusa Sun says: The kicker is day by the Methodist and Congregaexistence ‘since 1873 and it-has pertional Sanday schools. A. program of formed much good service in enforc@ susements is being arranged for the ing the laws for the protection of game day. The picnic train will leave at #04 fish, The club has standing renine o'clock in the morning. The fare . ward for information that will lead to for those who are not connected with , *P¢ conviction of any aud all persons the schools will be: Adults, 50 cents;. 70 violate these laws. : ena ron optggass : The Mcanest Man Yet. Moved to Grass Valiey. Ao A new “meanest nian in the world” has put in an appearance, sayg the Oakland Tribune. He is a burglar and broke into a baker’s shop at Montreal where, only finding 35 cents in the til), The family of Captain Riley have removed to Grass Valley to remain while he is in the army. The house on Piety Hill formerly occupied by the he took a bite out of every pie and cake Rileys has been rented by W. H. in the place, thus making them all unRobb of the New York Racket Store. _ {saleablo, : . spree 1A Beautiful Present ~ In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), the manufacturers, J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of ae Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are 13x19 inches in size,and are entitléd as follows: _Lilacs and Pansies. 2 ~ i nowned pastel artist, he Very chokcest subjects blic. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. ~~ Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing @them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. HLS ire”. Elastic Starch will be given away with each package of purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and -1s sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. eee .@ ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE These rare pictures, four in number, by the R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from t in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the . p a Sessa es a ae le Summer Clearance Sale « At them 7 POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, J. LEVY, Proprietor. a8 ESSE SEM se AS AIS AS SESE ‘ NI iS Vv dS Commercial Street. Telephone 203. < Gall and © ‘See New. Prices se ab ae eth ea aa ae EAR Ae Mea ame aba ON . . E. F. ROSENTHAL, —DEALER IN—— Fruits, Candies,Cigars TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Purses, Etc. Commercial Street, Nevada City. a ee oe OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Cali on us before : — Ais pel iad rat sr elit eB ocr ee oe pin Reat hres Atel cokats " going elsewhere. IM. L. & D. MARSH. . ae Mae Ne REDEEMER 3 . . GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, _ = «= Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey . Blue Label Catsup _ Depot for : Fancy Groceries -— oe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS ANDI{FISH. ; Pepsin .. a ae aD $1 25. Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25Duffy’s Malt.... 100} “ in bulk, pergal. 50 . Gamecock Whisky {u",. 1 00/Olives, “ ee ee {IXL Whisky. .:.... 75] Mikado Soap, per bar.. 0s Bryant’s Root Beer ,2tfi.e 10} Everything else in proportion, Hire’s “ “hast. 5a . = 2 2 © © = “ ARABIAN ROAST’ Coffee ee is the Best. 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Both watches and clocks are marvels of artistic skill in design and finish. The variety of the stock. may make a selection difficult, All are beautiful and good and none expensive. Our repairing department is fully equipped for difficult or delicate work, All Kinds of Jewelry Made to Order. : LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. ~-~Broad Street.SOSH OOOH OOOHO0O00-000000000000000008 A _ How does it find you? Are you prepared to face danger? Are your nerves strong enough to carry you through the perils of battle? These are times that try the nerves, andfew men are prepared to meet’ the emergency. The results of early mistakes and excesses are evident in the relaxed state of the nerves. They need bracing ; they lack the snap and vim of youth. A GREAT BOOK FOR MEN. 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CHES, ‘Hard to old son t Valley ought he itarted a 3 by the rid that ise, barn jon. It Y 16s, tour ris H1es .d { tha “oO. ;d inot Colonel out the pled. sGaileupiinaeeiaenneenae. NE a oun ge Rib, Ee IS eke #8 4p . SOM. ovelties 1ld get. them. Three CO. sabdl tigate the athing of procucts > and ihe ner may div commimunity that wil! NG PROare 920id a few A GOOD SUGGESTION. — Lei All Dalers H.ve a Show.In Purnishing Couuty Supplies. The Grand Jury of Napa county farnishes inthe following suggestion a recommendation that Nevada county might find it worth while to act upon hereafter in buying: supplies of all kinds: “Our knowledge and investigation disclose the fact that there are purchased in the ‘open market,’ so-called supplies which, in the aggregate, amount annually to a very considerable sum. Complaint is made that upon such purchases there is generally no adequate or proper chance given for competition, -80 that the interests of the people may ‘be/protected. To the end that. the ina ‘terests of all may be secured, and that 44 the people’s money may be prudently 4 ‘and economically expended, without. ‘fear‘or favor, we recommend and forcibly urge upon the said Supervisors and Road Commissioners, that in ur-gent. cases, when time and etigences “SATURDA’., .. JULY 16, 1808. And emserr = THE TRANSCRIPT. TRAINS WILL RUN ON TIME, a Grass Valley Umpi ¢ Wil Referee “~Tomonaw’s 6a It is expected that a/ Grass Valley} Kickers Who Make Things Rather Disaumpire—possibly Overmeyer, if he re-}'always there—always everywhere and _turos from Lodi it time—will officiate at tomorrow’s ball game at Glenbrook . Park between the Banners and Pioneers. Manager J. Hawaii Rogers has had the county seat boys out practicing every day this week, and now that he also has little Willie Caverly back again he is intimating to Lis nine in _ Vigorous Anglo-Saxon that if there is . @any more such monkeying as they indulged in when they met the Monarchs at Glenbrook recently there will be . Some ball-players bunting for-a new . job. Hence it is that nobody living up this way would be surprised to see the Pioneers shut out tomorrow. Such a ‘consummation would, however, stagger Manager Zekind of the Pioneers who has been raking over every diamond on the coast inthe hope of getting together a club with which to lay the Banners and the Monarchs ont. He did not seem to have much trouble wiping the Monarchs off the card, but the Banners continue to block his way to the championship. Sa pre It is faithfully promised by the manwill not permit aregulur call for bids and when lawfal to do so, that the local . merchants representing the goods to offer in writing, stating the amount for: which such articles will be furnished : .by them. Such offsr to ba enclosed in :a Sealed envelope, which should when «practicable, ba opened in-the presence ~of said merchants, or their representa‘tives, and the award made to the lowest tbidder. ‘that in our opinion gross fovartism lds Leen practiced in the purchase of these supplies, and we demand that ; it cease. We hereby call upon the next ; grand jury to follow up this matterand see that heed is taken to this recommendation.” . > TREMENDOUS. PRESSURE 800 Feet Obtaincd By the Power Company’s New Dam.~ The new Rock Creek dam of the > -E.cctric Light and Power Company is now ccmpleted to a hight of 385 * -fe2t and there is a large body of. _ water behind it. It is to be evensstuilly raisel fifteen feet more, bat j it may not be done before next Spring. ! {to the works on the South Yuba river ; two miles below, are in process of con/Straction. Uuder this new arrange_meut the company will secure a fall of } over 8J0 feet, whereas they now have Jess than 200. A Lack of Water. The failure of the water supply is ' making trouble with some of the.mines », of Amador and Calaverascounties. All; ', of the big mines have closed, including ' efhe Utica, the best-paying of them all' be Oneida is also ou the point of . elesing down for this reason and the Gwin has practically suspended operations. The last named mine—is_ander the necessity of dxing a great deal of pimping, since there is a superabundance of water in the ‘depths even when *taere is a scarcity of it on the surface. » In order not to let the pumps stop, the managers of the Gwin have succeeded . in arranging for a continuous supply . _ of water power sufficient for this ; urpose. ——~~-0@e Equalizing County Assessments. : The application of Gustave Woerner _fora reduction of some property of ' which he is the administrator, in Grass -Valley township, has been denied by the County Supervisors. Also the ap-’ -g2obert Maloney’s assessment was reacea $500. “be as, essment on the Crown. Point ne, Giass, Valley,.was reduced from Mrs. Carle’ ‘a Hager’s application . a reduction was denied. . as. A. Holdsworth 48 granted a rection of $2,500 on same” real as perSonal property 1.9 Eureka to W2SDip. Church Choir Eatertaine.t. . The Methodist chue® choir was teaCandor compels us to state H agement that the train for Glenbrook tomorrow will leave here.at 1:30 p. m. sharp and return immediately after be purchased be permitted to make! th. game. With this onderstanding it is hkely a good-sized crowd ‘will go down. > ea The line-up tomorrow will be as follows: . i: : BANNERS, PIONEERS. a Hanson...... Ce Ts; Caver'y Steffani...5.. p. -Rockeufiel:: OREN oe evens BB iss eee Silva Perkins 2d. : ..,8cooney Bee ee ep as -. Ballestero Sheehan. PAN Bieter ee Krug Sprouce, ’: iS . eae ..Mitchelt Robinson,. Ok ¢ . Janihan Merkle...... PES, s: Sullivan 1 SOLDIER LOCATORS SAFE. Their Claims Exempt From Annual Labor Until They Return. Senator Shoup’s bill exempting locators of mines who volunteer in the army and navy from proving up so long as they are in the service, and allowing their rights to ‘stand until the expiration of their enlistment, has become a law by the approval of the. . President. It was sent to the House aiter passing the Senate, was amended '"The ditch, flame and pipe line leading; and returned to the Senate, which body . doing tapping with no-profit, with the. agreed in the amendments, and last Wednesday the President affixed his signature. Many miners who are interested in this bill will be glad to know that it is now a law. Trying to Stop Slickens Steals. The Democrat says: D. P. Durst and W.T. Phipps have instituted proceediugs in the Superior Court of Yuba county against 8S. O. Gunning, Auditor, 'to compel hin todraw a warrant in their favor in payment of services that have been performed for the county during the month of May. The claim, $200, was audited at'he June session of the Board and is for anti-debris ser. vices. it will be remembered that in March last D. P. Durst commenced an action against Gunning to compel him to draw a warrant in payment of the January service. The lower court held in favor of plaintiff, and the matter is on appeal to the Supreme Court. » When asked why hedid not await the decision of the higher tribunal on the first case, Attorney Phipps stated that 1ne new suit differs from the old one in that it is brought under a new resolution of the Supervisors, which employs him jointly with Dr. Durst and which. difference he believe makes the new _. complaint less liable to legal inaccuracles. How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hali’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pertecjjy honorable in ali business transactions and financially able tovarry out any vbligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, ’ sees — ered a reception last mig:nt. by the Ey worth League. Refreshments meres Berved and the following p-ogtam was Riven: Instrumental duet, Misses Lan; man and Harry housen; tecitaticn, s Helen Cooper; solv, Miles, Flora ay; guitar solo, Miss 1. Hicks; inramental sold, Miss Aiice Beedle; Pitation, Miss Libbie Hicks; v. tolia solo, Hob-rt Hathaway. : a . . Social at Ragon’s Grovt'. A social will be given at h'agon’s . Grove every Saturday night curi 2g the ummer, vA jylt -<t Rt al cornet solo, Prof. James Bex metts; rec-. / Watpia, Kinnan & Mannin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. -Fiall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Pestimoniais sent free. Price 7ic. Hail’s Family Pils are the best. Only Two Dollars and a Half. je-tt UNION :-: HOTEL, flain Street, Nevada City. D.J.STEVENS, -the Popular Clothing Store. New Ice Company. _ The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared io supply the public with ‘first-class natural ice at reasonable “rates. Office at residence of Thomas orcoran, first door. above Theater ‘Ive house, rear of (heater. Telephone No 791. ptf. Corcoran & Anpoaasr. _. Dress Your Little’ Boys. . . We have twenty dozen Boys Percale Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached, to, ose ont at 85 cents ull sizes, regt ive 5U Cents. siti i. ; pe Fravk Bates, Sav francisco Hotel Arrivals. ehn T. Hooper, Truck3e ‘ieox, Marrsville _ Brown, Sau Francisco — _ Short, Grass Valley ‘4 “bornton, Wasbington Chas. M. Williams, San Francisco 3: Rdg San yap M. Pan ‘ier, May A McMi, ‘ar, Was. ington T U'Neai, Sacraue uv . : Jas. Magu; ve. Sav Francisco * F. E. White, Aubura G;o. O. Wn: ¢, Auburn ©. Puert, San Francisco — Miss [revue W.'-ltauir, Dotéh Flat “Fred ©. Parker, Sacramento : oe Meni’s All Wool Pants, cur $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at MANAGER always insignificant wherever found. He is few at Cump Barrett, yet he is there. He wauts pie. He does not: want to yield to discipline, though he knows it is necessary. Kicking, like other emotions, is contagious aud those who indulge in it are always sorry afterwards they did not let it alone. All should vaccinate against it.

Army life is inconvenient—tiresome, . duties. are irksome. and burdensome, but patriotism urges on, expectations are high and our boys in camp aré’ buoyant with hope. “Cold hoofs” have gone, All letters from our boys. say this. Hats have been provided as the little caps did not keep off the sun and some of the boys bud their cheeks, noses. and ears blistered. Even this has become a joke. Never perbaps in the history of any country did so happy an army ever assemble. All of them seem to ignore hardships and are determined to win at any risk. x . “\_ The Property For Sale. . The — of Pythias and the Native Sons have concluded to offer for, sale the lot and.building at the corner . of Commercial and-Pine streets, which . property they purchase some time ago* with the intention of erec' @ modern building containing lodge-rooms, dancing hall, offices and stores. Last night . the trustees of the two orders met and nection with the proposed sale by electing F. E. Brown president, Wm. Giffin secretary and W. T. Monk treasurer. ~~ e@e “ Degree of Honor Entertainment. . Last night the local Degree of Honor lodge had an entertainment at Odd Fellows ball, there being abont 75 member present. Ice cream and cake were served and the following program: was given: Vocal solo, Miss Emma Guénther; pianosolo, A. ©. Turner; recitaTAPPING PIPES FREB. A Noti:e of Special Importance to the People. Owing toa little rivalry among the plumbers of this city some of them are expectation of getting a good price for other material used iu sach work. Now, T have a full line of all goods. used in the Water or Plumbing trade which I will sell to any and all parties CHEAP FOR CASH. Parties wanting Taps in the main can have it done FREE OF CHARGE by getting the Tap and permit from the City Collector, and presenting the same to me. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada City, July 12, 1898. ; *poolq ainduwy jo SULIO} . [e puy *e[Njoios ‘yl1e}e7) ‘usizeunoys ‘visdadsf{qy ‘ssoUSNOAIOU Soin‘) eyiiedesies s poopy] * *S9A19U 94} P99} OT aamod 1 Surars ‘oing pure your peoiq o4L soyeul }I asnedeg ‘ey]edesieg spooyy SI MUO} DAIOU }eIIS OY FT ‘Buoljs Wy} soyxeu puy. S2A1BU 94} Sp2cj poojlg Zurystnou ‘you ‘sing "pooyq 24}. uody ‘Ajajos ‘Ajduus pusdag © SIAIDNY ‘sIdyMAIOA SSIDONS 10} papseu s1y saaiou Aptays ‘3u013S A. JSOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, = Which is the best in the market. Sold in 5 wha thg pinta, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Mel Wine for family and medicinal pur * ial selection of Fine Wines for family use. Ine . rted Swiss, Limburger and poor md Tinea the finest ever brought it orders. Rare and Beautiful ! Finished with Sequoia. ‘ a specialty. j BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot, TOWLE BROS. CO., Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by _ JAS. J. OTT, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Telephone No. SI. organized to transact business in con-\_ tion, T. H. Carr; violin solo, W. E. Rice;' ¢ +vocal solo, Miss Sadie Miller. SPEEA AG See TRE IS Se Me Se a ese Se 18S aS AS aS Pee Particular attention paid to family . ———_—_—— "A Meritorious Club. Last night John Irving was awerdea _TOday the Grnse Vailey Spurtemen’s ss est _;, Olab is having its annual dove hunt Tae eve Ot he ee eee and camp stew at the Van Slyke ranch, -‘geanahia at Camn Raveatt ._._—=s@ te» At. the Sunday school picnic to be 2 greeable at Camp Barrett. soaaaene at Glenbrook Park uext WednésIndian Springs. . This club hus been in The Colusa Sun says: The kicker is day by the Methodist and Congregaexistence ‘since 1873 and it-has pertional Sanday schools. A. program of formed much good service in enforc@ susements is being arranged for the ing the laws for the protection of game day. The picnic train will leave at #04 fish, The club has standing renine o'clock in the morning. The fare . ward for information that will lead to for those who are not connected with , *P¢ conviction of any aud all persons the schools will be: Adults, 50 cents;. 70 violate these laws. : ena ron optggass : The Mcanest Man Yet. Moved to Grass Valiey. Ao A new “meanest nian in the world” has put in an appearance, sayg the Oakland Tribune. He is a burglar and broke into a baker’s shop at Montreal where, only finding 35 cents in the til), The family of Captain Riley have removed to Grass Valley to remain while he is in the army. The house on Piety Hill formerly occupied by the he took a bite out of every pie and cake Rileys has been rented by W. H. in the place, thus making them all unRobb of the New York Racket Store. _ {saleablo, : . spree 1A Beautiful Present ~ In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), the manufacturers, J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of ae Beautiful Pastel Pictures They are 13x19 inches in size,and are entitléd as follows: _Lilacs and Pansies. 2 ~ i nowned pastel artist, he Very chokcest subjects blic. The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. ~~ Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing @them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. HLS ire”. Elastic Starch will be given away with each package of purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and -1s sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a beautiful picture. eee .@ ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE These rare pictures, four in number, by the R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from t in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the . p a Sessa es a ae le Summer Clearance Sale « At them 7 POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, J. LEVY, Proprietor. a8 ESSE SEM se AS AIS AS SESE ‘ NI iS Vv dS Commercial Street. Telephone 203. < Gall and © ‘See New. Prices se ab ae eth ea aa ae EAR Ae Mea ame aba ON . . E. F. ROSENTHAL, —DEALER IN—— Fruits, Candies,Cigars TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Purses, Etc. Commercial Street, Nevada City. a ee oe OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Cali on us before : — Ais pel iad rat sr elit eB ocr ee oe pin Reat hres Atel cokats " going elsewhere. IM. L. & D. MARSH. . ae Mae Ne REDEEMER 3 . . GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, _ = «= Proprietor Agency For--fonogram Whiskey . Blue Label Catsup _ Depot for : Fancy Groceries -— oe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS ANDI{FISH. ; Pepsin .... a ae aD $1 25. Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25Duffy’s Malt....... 100} “ in bulk, pergal. 50 . 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