July 16, 1901 (4 pages)

e % samen s ~_—— THE TRANSGRIPT. July 16, 1901 TUESDAY Votes of Interest, For insurance see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The new officers of Milo lodge, No. 48, K. of P., will be installed next Friday-night by D. D. G. CO. Eustis of Grass Valley. There will also be work in two degrees. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. A good strike is reported from the Osceola mine at Alleghany. The ore is said to be literally covered with gold. A new ten-stamp mill will likely be erected in the fall, and electric power introduced. ' Last Satarday night Fred,a yourg sou of Robert. Hill of this city, was reported missing. Search was instituted and the Jad was located. s A party consisting of Carrol Ashburn, Howard Naffziger, Owen Penrose and Norman Shaw left here yesterday on a camping trip. Their itiperary includes all the iakes and resorts from Bowman’s Dam to Tahoe. The Durno-Emmett Company gave another excellent performance at the . Theater last night. This first-class . combination igs deserving of public. patronage. Yesterday afternoon two telephone linemen who were at work in the attic of the building on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, which. is to be occupied by the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company, found the doors locked when quitting time came. They . had been. forgotten’ by other work. men in the building, but were soon released. : There are three teams engaged in World's Sold Output. It Was Less in 1900 Ghan in 1899—Ghe Silver Wpined. The gold products of the United . States for 1900, as reported in Mineral Industry, New York, bad. a value. of $78,159,674, a gain of $8,063,653 over that of 1899, mark ; The silver production of the United States is placsd at 59,561,797 ounves, having @ commercial value of $36,576,900, a gain in value of $2,543,732 over 1899. The gold production of the world is stated at $255,924,654, a loss. of $55,581, 238 over that of 1899, the loss being due to the war in South Africa, the production of the Transvaal mine having been only $7,208,869 for the entire year, as compured with a production in 1899 of about $75,000,000. The silver production of the world is reported at (commercial value) $112,805,742, an increase of $6,305,626 over that of 1899. The silver production of the United States in 1900 was $36,576 900, that of Mexico $34,269,494. The value of silver produced in 1900 was nearly one-haif.of that of gold. cor Curly Bears Gonight. T Ghree Cubs Will Be Initiated and a Feast Spread. Cave No. 1 of Curly Bears are going to have-a big growl tonight. Three wandering cubs will be initiated into the inner mysteries of the real dark cave where the Curlies hibernate at times. Affer the impressive ceremonies of initiation are coneluded, the members will betake themselves to the large outer cave and feast and make merry. The menu prepared for tonight includes a big -lamb bake, acorns and other bear food. The attendance will be large, as it always is -bauling rails from the depot to points along the line of the electric . road. “ . If you want a good, cool drink of . beer—the very best in town—drop in. and see Wm. Harry. . mite . ’ For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s . Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercial . street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf For excellent fancy sammer drink. call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets. m7 tf Howatd Loveland, proprietor of the . Popular Bakery, continues to furnish . his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the . bakery line. tf. . pa Ecemmes tie A Big Deed ot Crust. . Ohe Yevada County Ordttion: Co. to Mercantile Oruse Co¥ Today a deed of trust executed by . the Nevada County Traction Company in favor of the Mercantile Trust Com. pany, of San Franclsco, for the con-. sideration of $100,000 was placed on . record in the County Recorder’s office. This deed covers all property ewned . by the Traction Company at present . or any that may hereafter come into) its possession, This, as a matter of . course, includes all rights of way and other privileges, . Had this document been recorded . prior to the Ist of the present month, . when the revenue tax on instruments . of this kind was in vogue, the cost of . . the Government stamps would have been $500. —_——--+--»@e + Anniversary of the Explosion. . % At about 10 o’clock next Thursday . night it will have been just one year since the powder magazine of George . E. Turner-exploded. All who were in. this city at rs, ee will remember the . occurrence quite plainly. It isto be hoped. that a like occurre ice will never } again be experienced here. i when a good spread is in sight. When the bruins and little cubs surround the festal board and “fall to” the good things are soon put out of sight, and then joyous song and sparkling wit hold full sway. The local Cave is one of the solid institutions of our city, and the membership is increasing from time to time. +2 PERSONAL NOTES. J.J. Hanley, the ice man, is on the. sick list. C. T. Worthley came down from Washington to-day. A. W. Kelton arrived here this affernoon from Alameda. . Supervisor E OC. Grissebyill return to-morrow to Washington.» 5 “put.Mrs. John MéBeat 1 go up ‘to Washington tomorrow towisit her .old ‘home. t OW, Rorterfield and F. Meister are down’ froin Washington. : J. R. Dailey came over from ‘Truckee this afternoon. D. J. Moore came down from Graniteville this afternoon. J. Rourke is dewn from Moore’s Flat. Dh M. Rosenberg, of the Palace Dry Goods Store, will arrive here this evening on a visit to his old home. —_————+ +ae-+ ——___ Cut and Bruised. a Mrs. Nick. Bennetts and children are visiting at Orchard Springs, at Chicago park, for the benefit of their health. Mr. Bennetts went-down Sunday to visit them and yesterday took them out riding. A wheel of the rig hit a stump and the occupants were thrown out. The lady was tadly cut about the head and was otherwise bruised. The horse ran away and the cart was badly broken, 66 beeen Le There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years: we5 supposed to be incufable. ‘. go into the city at all. poe . Foy a great many years doctors pro‘nounced it a local disease, and prescribed icéal remedies, and by con. Stantly failing tocure with local treat’ . ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci» County Assessor H. C. Schroeder, ence has proven catarrh to be a conDeputy Clerk Al Hosking, Deputy Stitutional disease, and therefore rem : : , sessor E. C. Morgan and Joho Hock. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ing are arranging to go on a camping . only constitutional cure on the market. . : “4 trip to the high Sierras. They will visit . r* bi lgrge inteceeniy 8 spe ag ow all the resorts in that section, and lie Ace the inet ant mucous pasties spend several days at Lake Tahoe. . of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to Going Camping. —_——+ 28e->—_____. Houses For Sale. . cure. Send for circulars and teati. monials. 6 Address, F. J. ‘CHENEY. & Co., Two good houses in nice locations . ‘ite Toledo, Ohio. are offered for sale at very low prices, . Sold by Druggists, 75c. as will be seen by an advertisement . = Haj'e Family Pits are the best, Bob In Serusalem. r He Describes the City and ‘the People Seen. Jerusalem, dirty, crowded, filthy, poisonous, with multiplied and commingled stenches, with now and then one stalwart and pestilental smell asserting itself above its ellows, a very Triton in a school of Leviathan orders —streets carpeted with offal, beast human and “various,” a city unfit for the habitation of white men, a Turkish city, in short—that is a brief, comprehensive and trathful description of it, that’® the City of Jerusalem as it reveals itself to the senses today. Oh,once in a space they tell me, you come into a clean place and want to He down and_ revel and wallow in it. Thut’s what they tell me. Ididn’t see any. I didn’t want to I’m sorry now that I.went. But the family'persuaded me, ee “What!” they said; “Come 15,000 miles to Jerusalem and then not to enter the Holy City? What utter nonseuse.” * SoI went in much against: my will, and hadn’t been in the church of the Holy Sepulcher half an hour before some pilgrim picked my pocket and lifted a watch worth $500—if it bad been the only one in the world. There being seme competition, however, my loss was not so great as to make me offer a reward of $8 for it. What made me disgusted with the thief was not so much the fact of his moral obliquity—you expect that under . Turkish misrule anywhere; you would be greviously disappointed -if you didn’t see it; the shock might prove fatal. It was the utter tactlessness of the beggar that grieved me. Because the very next day we planned to go to Jeticho. That was aroad to be robbed on. Why couldn’t we have waited ong day? Whata story’ we might have had. No; he must go and pick my pocket right in church—with as little compunction as though it had been a church fair. And what he wanted with a watch was another mystery. I never missed it, afterI found it was. gone. That is, after I didn’t find it. Time is. of no value over here. Nobody keeps any note of it. The Mohammedan day begins reasonably enough, at sunrise rather than at midnight. You glance ata clock tower; the position of the hands. pointing to the frenzied vagaries which stand for the Arabic numerals— for oddly enough, although we use the Arabic figures, the Arabs do not use anything that even so remotely resembles them—tell you: that it is 7 o'clock by that timepiece, which is correc’, although you know very well that itis half-past twelve—noon. But that 8 hot. surprise you at all. ’ Nuthing at ig contradictory, or patadoxical surprises youin thiscountry. You'are merely astonished when you run up agsinst something natural and rational —Robert J. Burdette. + ORe + The General Committee in charge of. the late Carnival held a meeting last night. It was-ascertained that the sum of $2000 had been received by the committee, while the expenditures were $11 less than that amount. Today a few claims were presented and the fact of the matter is that the commorning bringing tions, Fever Sores, Boils, buncles and Felons from its use. Infallibie for Outs, OornsBurns; Scalds and Piles. W. D. Vinton's, . Good Prece oF Work. Ghe Sewer on Oregon Ravine sana OS dnished, yt The sewer ard wail along Oregon ravine between the lot which is jointly owned’ by the-Kuights of Pythias app the ‘Native Son§ and the county lot, was completed ‘\ yesterday. The work was examined by the Board of Supervisors, the City Trustees and the Union Halk Association and accepted right away. The work has been done ina very satisfactory manner, and it isa good and substantial improvement. It enhances the valae of the surrounding realty and’ makes that portion of the city more desirable in every way. This change for the better is largely due tothe untiring efforts of Supervisor W. G@. Martin. He has given much of his time to overseeing the work from start to finish, and is deserving of great credit for the pains he has taken in the matter. Mr. Martin is proving himself to bean excellent public official, being always alive to the welfare of the connty’s interests. By the way, all pirties having claims against this sewer are requested to leave the same at the National Hotel. Will Press a Rutton. San Franoisco, July 15.—President M>Kiaoley has sent word through Secretary Cortelyou, that he will be pleased to extend his greetings to members of the Epworth League on the opening of their National Convention in this city. He is also expected to touch a button which will sound the first note of “America” on tbe grand organ in the Pavilion Tuesday evening. The tane of the national anthem will then be taken up by a chorus .of 1500 voices; and at its conclusion the message from the President will be read. From all directions trains are coming toward San Francisco this thousands’ upon thousands: of visitors, attracted ‘by the great convention. At midnight last night it was, estimated that 9000 delegates to the Convention had reached . the city, and the reports received indicate that the trains now within fortyeight hours of San Francisco will bring fully 30,000 more. By Thursday noon the number will be increased to a grand total. of between'50,000° and 60,000 visitors brought here by. the Gonvention of Cbristian workers. —+ +@eWill. Move to New Quarters, County Treasurer J. J Jackson will move to his new quarters in the Courtbouse.in the near future. (flice is nicely atranged and equipped The jnew for business. Oe She Didn’t Wear a Mask. But her. beauty was completely hid; den by sores, blotches and pimples till Came Out Even. she used “Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. They then vanished, as wili all ErupUlcers, CarCure guaranteed. 25c at Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. _ Gold for the Blind. New York, July 15—Following an annual practice the city of New York makes today its distribution of gold to the blind of this city. Previously this ‘city distributed $30,000, but tbis year the sum was increased to $85,000, the design being to give to each applicant $50. Thisis in lieu of any call upon the city for relief. The measure is very popular, as it prevents many of these unfortunates from being constant public charges and causes.them to feel some measure of independence. One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey is you can always: depend. on its purity. oh “s om Hundreds “ of People ~ are using our. FRESH-ROASTED ; COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It ? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will improve your health. (sme IF SAMPLES FREE_gay} TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. HOUSE, Wholesale and Retai mittee will come out.abouteyen. _ Besides. the amount collected, as given above, the Curly Bears raised $250 nud the Chinese expended $1000. See ee ee aoe Ranch Fer Sale at a Bargain. « The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf “sis ; W. T. Hooper and wife, of San FranCisco, who have been visiting relatives at Grass Valley for several days past, were visiting friends at the county seat today. Mr. Hooper is a special Officer of the San Francisco Society forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and is desirous of seeing <a branch of that organization established here in the near future. See A Poor [lillonaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pilis would have saved him, They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c, Money back if not satisfied. Sold by W. D. Vinton, druggist. —+ Oe ot THE celebrated Rainier Beer now o1 disvght wt TorTLE’s, Beents. j10-t; in this evening’s TRansoripr. Abyone = will Relocate Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily, run an ordinary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and’ you will neyer be . tricts.Grove’s*Tasteless Chill Toniv. . TEAS : = Wrs. Hearst is Sued. , Ready for Lonvon, July 15—Fragmenta patches from St. Petersburg tell gf unusual activity in the Russian a, and navy. At the navy atations work is being pushed night and day, 4 Petersburg news agency says this rT tivity is caused by the imminenos ot war with Japan and that the Rassigy railroads have been ordered to hol themselves in readiness to tranepon troops on four hours’ notice, It Dazzles the World, No. Discovery in medicine bas ayy created one quarter of the ©xcitement that has been caueed by Dr, King New Discovery for Consumption, Try severest tests have been on hopeles victime of Oonsumption, Poeumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis thcusands of whom it has restored 4, perfect health. For Coughs, olds, Asthma, Oroup, Hay Fever. Hoarsenes; and Whooping Cough it is the quick. est, surest cure in the worid, It is sold by W. D. Vinton, who @uaranten satisfaction or refund money, ge Aha 50c and $1.00. Trial bdtticg oe 4 EEeeaen — 3 Ee oe ae Oi Compatiy Begins ap Action ry din Against Her. Mrs, Phoebe Hearst has been sued in the Oakland Superior Court by the Home Oil Company for the sum of $7957 74 claimed to be due ypon a contract whereby Mrs. Hearst agreed to buy all the oil produced by the.company at 80 cents a gallon, provided that the output did not exceed 25,000 barrels permonth. It is alleged that the company during the month of May delivered. to Mrs. Hearst. oil to the amount of 9947.18 barrels but that she refused to pay for the same in dccordance with the contract. be Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the eause. : — we White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also’ his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: “After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.” A trial proves its matchless merit for all, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles: Only. 50c. Sold by W. D. Vinton Druggist. , : . Call ata __ Tegler’s ORANGES, LEMONS LIMES, French and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the — Finest Ice Cream at 1s & a5 CTS. A PLATE, Served with lady fingers. 100 tl SUITS SUN . As our ‘Wash Goods season is about over and as it will take just about one more week to wind it up, we. have cut prices in Wash Suits. ° : % SEE WINDOW! SEE WINDOW! Not one suit will we carry over, Our suits that sold at $1 25, $1 50, $1 75 and $2 Oo all go today at . ~ $1.00° TEN YARDS 1N EACH: SUIT. . Allin our big window. Order your suit taken out, Order it quickly as they won’t last long. 54.00: SUIT SUITS WASHING POWDER K L E E H . The latest and best washing compound ever ee > Offered the consumer. It cleans everything that needs cleaning, The main point in favor of it is: it does not injare the skin, but leaves the hands soft and white. ilb. package 4Qc. y WESTPHALIA HAMS. 4.2%! ing. Popular with the people. eae A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Dismy15-6m 2 MAHER & CO., N evada City. Respectfully, Price per Ib. 46 crs. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. without one, Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of at dinner time. LEGG & SHAW GO. _ Tain Street, Nevada City. your time will give you frozen dessert fathers carried, . . to their life. Broad Street « THE :-OLD : FASHIONED Of cleaning a watch or clock’ was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: A. & H. W. Watchmakers, : Way FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet.be removed piece bySpiece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. Weclean andgepait watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, Nevada City wishibg to purchace a home now has the opportunity to get a good one at! @ most reasonable price. Fall par-. ticulars can be ‘had at E. W. Schmidt's . cigar store or by applying to A. B. Wolf, . . ————--—~-@e . 1 Ladies. cuts no As Miss Hoeft will leave in a few! days to furnish her San Francisco trade, aleo to purchase the Fall stock for Nevada Oit¥, don’t delay to call on first water. had . We are offerin ° ANYTHING above profit, or even cost, we them move on the double quick. Fall Goods are pressing Summer Goods hard. the remainder of our summer stock. figure. better speak quickly. her. Millinery lecsthan cost. j16-1t . price which we ask. — : Also lot 390 Prominent Democrats continue to' s _ come out.in favor of expansion. That Lot 21842. 75 Vestee Suits, blu white Republican party in the South may be a reality ia the next Presidential campaign. 4 eo wh UL » Malaria Makes linpure Blood. AM. AM tse Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic‘cures Ma ONE PRICE aris. 50 na my15 6m Corner \. Lot 2308. 50 Boy’s Light Weight three-piece Vestee Suits, full value Money Back if you Want it. ; of Broad end Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. CLOTHI ERS. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res , Main 793 & g 50 Men’s Suits, left over of this season, which 740 Boy’s Crash Suits with long pants, former price $2.50 Owe: ry dollar’s worth must go, and our sacrifice prices will make ny Ae Every daybrings new arrivals which must have the place now ied b If prices slashed to the very quick will vacate the ilies, ty i eee Everyone is of superior quality— but they’re Summer Goods. So'the are going to have a Clearance of Summer Stock. Eve : er Gi buyer who wants to anticipate next year’s Such snaps as these will not remain long on our counters. shall be-vacated. The cost or former price of the garments HERE ARE SOME OF OUR MOVING::PRICES Yer , LOW $1.75 per suit. e and black cheviot, with fancy braided trimmings, former pri we will close out now for $5, Ages, 12 to,19. ce $2.50, will-now go for $1.50 per suit. $2.50. Clearance sale will go for $1.50 per suit. eas Red Roane wants and Secure a bargain of the 1 $6, $7 and $7.50 per suit. These suits are worth double the , Ages, from 3 to 3. Front Store, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. : : Perse Willian bert. _ M. Oar . ciscos Y. BW, . mento. W. Bray . terday. . _ Oharles . the Bay. . Mrs, B, _ iting: here. Mrs, Ga last night. Ernest ] City toda; J. Clark friends he _ Supervis » for Trucke — Mrs. Lo from You . ‘Dr. 0. L . Sisky ou oc ' Charles ) Juan yeste W.1A from Iowa . Moses Be for San Fr > Charles 1 ‘ville this n Frank \ ‘Plumbago . [email protected]. Hal from San F Ben Trek: ‘from North ' Miss De visiting Mr Charles XW thome on Ni Miss Bri ‘Lake City t _ Josiah G Bloomfield C0. B. Po pending a . Richard . Visiting his . Superviso bight to his © W. Tarn Francisco. w Hay. W. Silva Morning aft relatives. Vinton Lr urned hom iends here oJ. A. anc last evening Vownieville. . A. B. Sch ento after L. P. Stewa ‘rhomas B ken a posi w Union. (L. Hyman phoe. Ton here to join Col. M. W vening fron is home at . . Mr. and M pn here c jorning “to fill. Joseph V ight from pnt up to h ome. >Miss Lillia ere visitiag as returned f Washingt 'Miss Dais: br vacation oC. D. Pancisco to .Ed. McCal fa visit to oard. He beria to en Mrs. Paul nto arriv this mor) visit Char Pheodore iperintende -P. Lough H.,is here j, on a few ike Tahoe . t before re 7 A Fort fohn C. Di Ssn0, was with tl te.” He o y in the ee some ye ber of R. . office of killed b vault office “jet inti ali night County it with a} fatal ex, ack by the His uty Cler -remaine ® time. ‘ in a ho d Eile: makes 3 Make a f ey. ' chants ers all D prefer ¥

e % samen s ~_—— THE TRANSGRIPT. July 16, 1901 TUESDAY Votes of Interest, For insurance see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The new officers of Milo lodge, No. 48, K. of P., will be installed next Friday-night by D. D. G. CO. Eustis of Grass Valley. There will also be work in two degrees. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. A good strike is reported from the Osceola mine at Alleghany. The ore is said to be literally covered with gold. A new ten-stamp mill will likely be erected in the fall, and electric power introduced. ' Last Satarday night Fred,a yourg sou of Robert. Hill of this city, was reported missing. Search was instituted and the Jad was located. s A party consisting of Carrol Ashburn, Howard Naffziger, Owen Penrose and Norman Shaw left here yesterday on a camping trip. Their itiperary includes all the iakes and resorts from Bowman’s Dam to Tahoe. The Durno-Emmett Company gave another excellent performance at the . Theater last night. This first-class . combination igs deserving of public. patronage. Yesterday afternoon two telephone linemen who were at work in the attic of the building on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, which. is to be occupied by the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company, found the doors locked when quitting time came. They . had been. forgotten’ by other work. men in the building, but were soon released. : There are three teams engaged in World's Sold Output. It Was Less in 1900 Ghan in 1899—Ghe Silver Wpined. The gold products of the United . States for 1900, as reported in Mineral Industry, New York, bad. a value. of $78,159,674, a gain of $8,063,653 over that of 1899, mark ; The silver production of the United States is placsd at 59,561,797 ounves, having @ commercial value of $36,576,900, a gain in value of $2,543,732 over 1899. The gold production of the world is stated at $255,924,654, a loss. of $55,581, 238 over that of 1899, the loss being due to the war in South Africa, the production of the Transvaal mine having been only $7,208,869 for the entire year, as compured with a production in 1899 of about $75,000,000. The silver production of the world is reported at (commercial value) $112,805,742, an increase of $6,305,626 over that of 1899. The silver production of the United States in 1900 was $36,576 900, that of Mexico $34,269,494. The value of silver produced in 1900 was nearly one-haif.of that of gold. cor Curly Bears Gonight. T Ghree Cubs Will Be Initiated and a Feast Spread. Cave No. 1 of Curly Bears are going to have-a big growl tonight. Three wandering cubs will be initiated into the inner mysteries of the real dark cave where the Curlies hibernate at times. Affer the impressive ceremonies of initiation are coneluded, the members will betake themselves to the large outer cave and feast and make merry. The menu prepared for tonight includes a big -lamb bake, acorns and other bear food. The attendance will be large, as it always is -bauling rails from the depot to points along the line of the electric . road. “ . If you want a good, cool drink of . beer—the very best in town—drop in. and see Wm. Harry. . mite . ’ For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s . Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercial . street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf For excellent fancy sammer drink. call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets. m7 tf Howatd Loveland, proprietor of the . Popular Bakery, continues to furnish . his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the . bakery line. tf. . pa Ecemmes tie A Big Deed ot Crust. . Ohe Yevada County Ordttion: Co. to Mercantile Oruse Co¥ Today a deed of trust executed by . the Nevada County Traction Company in favor of the Mercantile Trust Com. pany, of San Franclsco, for the con-. sideration of $100,000 was placed on . record in the County Recorder’s office. This deed covers all property ewned . by the Traction Company at present . or any that may hereafter come into) its possession, This, as a matter of . course, includes all rights of way and other privileges, . Had this document been recorded . prior to the Ist of the present month, . when the revenue tax on instruments . of this kind was in vogue, the cost of . . the Government stamps would have been $500. —_——--+--»@e + Anniversary of the Explosion. . % At about 10 o’clock next Thursday . night it will have been just one year since the powder magazine of George . E. Turner-exploded. All who were in. this city at rs, ee will remember the . occurrence quite plainly. It isto be hoped. that a like occurre ice will never } again be experienced here. i when a good spread is in sight. When the bruins and little cubs surround the festal board and “fall to” the good things are soon put out of sight, and then joyous song and sparkling wit hold full sway. The local Cave is one of the solid institutions of our city, and the membership is increasing from time to time. +2 PERSONAL NOTES. J.J. Hanley, the ice man, is on the. sick list. C. T. Worthley came down from Washington to-day. A. W. Kelton arrived here this affernoon from Alameda. . Supervisor E OC. Grissebyill return to-morrow to Washington.» 5 “put.Mrs. John MéBeat 1 go up ‘to Washington tomorrow towisit her .old ‘home. t OW, Rorterfield and F. Meister are down’ froin Washington. : J. R. Dailey came over from ‘Truckee this afternoon. D. J. Moore came down from Graniteville this afternoon. J. Rourke is dewn from Moore’s Flat. Dh M. Rosenberg, of the Palace Dry Goods Store, will arrive here this evening on a visit to his old home. —_————+ +ae-+ ——___ Cut and Bruised. a Mrs. Nick. Bennetts and children are visiting at Orchard Springs, at Chicago park, for the benefit of their health. Mr. Bennetts went-down Sunday to visit them and yesterday took them out riding. A wheel of the rig hit a stump and the occupants were thrown out. The lady was tadly cut about the head and was otherwise bruised. The horse ran away and the cart was badly broken, 66 beeen Le There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years: we5 supposed to be incufable. ‘. go into the city at all. poe . Foy a great many years doctors pro‘nounced it a local disease, and prescribed icéal remedies, and by con. Stantly failing tocure with local treat’ . ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci» County Assessor H. C. Schroeder, ence has proven catarrh to be a conDeputy Clerk Al Hosking, Deputy Stitutional disease, and therefore rem : : , sessor E. C. Morgan and Joho Hock. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the ing are arranging to go on a camping . only constitutional cure on the market. . : “4 trip to the high Sierras. They will visit . r* bi lgrge inteceeniy 8 spe ag ow all the resorts in that section, and lie Ace the inet ant mucous pasties spend several days at Lake Tahoe. . of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to Going Camping. —_——+ 28e->—_____. Houses For Sale. . cure. Send for circulars and teati. monials. 6 Address, F. J. ‘CHENEY. & Co., Two good houses in nice locations . ‘ite Toledo, Ohio. are offered for sale at very low prices, . Sold by Druggists, 75c. as will be seen by an advertisement . = Haj'e Family Pits are the best, Bob In Serusalem. r He Describes the City and ‘the People Seen. Jerusalem, dirty, crowded, filthy, poisonous, with multiplied and commingled stenches, with now and then one stalwart and pestilental smell asserting itself above its ellows, a very Triton in a school of Leviathan orders —streets carpeted with offal, beast human and “various,” a city unfit for the habitation of white men, a Turkish city, in short—that is a brief, comprehensive and trathful description of it, that’® the City of Jerusalem as it reveals itself to the senses today. Oh,once in a space they tell me, you come into a clean place and want to He down and_ revel and wallow in it. Thut’s what they tell me. Ididn’t see any. I didn’t want to I’m sorry now that I.went. But the family'persuaded me, ee “What!” they said; “Come 15,000 miles to Jerusalem and then not to enter the Holy City? What utter nonseuse.” * SoI went in much against: my will, and hadn’t been in the church of the Holy Sepulcher half an hour before some pilgrim picked my pocket and lifted a watch worth $500—if it bad been the only one in the world. There being seme competition, however, my loss was not so great as to make me offer a reward of $8 for it. What made me disgusted with the thief was not so much the fact of his moral obliquity—you expect that under . Turkish misrule anywhere; you would be greviously disappointed -if you didn’t see it; the shock might prove fatal. It was the utter tactlessness of the beggar that grieved me. Because the very next day we planned to go to Jeticho. That was aroad to be robbed on. Why couldn’t we have waited ong day? Whata story’ we might have had. No; he must go and pick my pocket right in church—with as little compunction as though it had been a church fair. And what he wanted with a watch was another mystery. I never missed it, afterI found it was. gone. That is, after I didn’t find it. Time is. of no value over here. Nobody keeps any note of it. The Mohammedan day begins reasonably enough, at sunrise rather than at midnight. You glance ata clock tower; the position of the hands. pointing to the frenzied vagaries which stand for the Arabic numerals— for oddly enough, although we use the Arabic figures, the Arabs do not use anything that even so remotely resembles them—tell you: that it is 7 o'clock by that timepiece, which is correc’, although you know very well that itis half-past twelve—noon. But that 8 hot. surprise you at all. ’ Nuthing at ig contradictory, or patadoxical surprises youin thiscountry. You'are merely astonished when you run up agsinst something natural and rational —Robert J. Burdette. + ORe + The General Committee in charge of. the late Carnival held a meeting last night.. It was-ascertained that the sum of $2000 had been received by the committee, while the expenditures were $11 less than that amount. Today a few claims were presented and the fact of the matter is that the commorning bringing tions, Fever Sores, Boils, buncles and Felons from its use. Infallibie for Outs, OornsBurns; Scalds and Piles. W. D. Vinton's, . Good Prece oF Work. Ghe Sewer on Oregon Ravine sana OS dnished, yt The sewer ard wail along Oregon ravine between the lot which is jointly owned’ by the-Kuights of Pythias app the ‘Native Son§ and the county lot, was completed ‘\ yesterday. The work was examined by the Board of Supervisors, the City Trustees and the Union Halk Association and accepted right away. The work has been done ina very satisfactory manner, and it isa good and substantial improvement. It enhances the valae of the surrounding realty and’ makes that portion of the city more desirable in every way. This change for the better is largely due tothe untiring efforts of Supervisor W. G@. Martin. He has given much of his time to overseeing the work from start to finish, and is deserving of great credit for the pains he has taken in the matter. Mr. Martin is proving himself to bean excellent public official, being always alive to the welfare of the connty’s interests. By the way, all pirties having claims against this sewer are requested to leave the same at the National Hotel. Will Press a Rutton. San Franoisco, July 15.—President M>Kiaoley has sent word through Secretary Cortelyou, that he will be pleased to extend his greetings to members of the Epworth League on the opening of their National Convention in this city. He is also expected to touch a button which will sound the first note of “America” on tbe grand organ in the Pavilion Tuesday evening. The tane of the national anthem will then be taken up by a chorus .of 1500 voices; and at its conclusion the message from the President will be read. From all directions trains are coming toward San Francisco this thousands’ upon thousands: of visitors, attracted ‘by the great convention. At midnight last night it was, estimated that 9000 delegates to the Convention had reached . the city, and the reports received indicate that the trains now within fortyeight hours of San Francisco will bring fully 30,000 more. By Thursday noon the number will be increased to a grand total. of between'50,000° and 60,000 visitors brought here by. the Gonvention of Cbristian workers. —+ +@eWill. Move to New Quarters, County Treasurer J. J Jackson will move to his new quarters in the Courtbouse.in the near future. (flice is nicely atranged and equipped The jnew for business. Oe She Didn’t Wear a Mask. But her. beauty was completely hid; den by sores, blotches and pimples till Came Out Even. she used “Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. They then vanished, as wili all ErupUlcers, CarCure guaranteed. 25c at Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. _ Gold for the Blind. New York, July 15—Following an annual practice the city of New York makes today its distribution of gold to the blind of this city. Previously this ‘city distributed $30,000, but tbis year the sum was increased to $85,000, the design being to give to each applicant $50. Thisis in lieu of any call upon the city for relief. The measure is very popular, as it prevents many of these unfortunates from being constant public charges and causes.them to feel some measure of independence. One beauty about Jesse Moore Whiskey is you can always: depend. on its purity. oh “s om Hundreds “ of People ~ are using our. FRESH-ROASTED ; COFFEES —and— BLENDED Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It ? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It will improve your health. (sme IF SAMPLES FREE_gay} TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. HOUSE,

Wholesale and Retai mittee will come out.abouteyen. _ Besides. the amount collected, as given above, the Curly Bears raised $250 nud the Chinese expended $1000. See ee ee aoe Ranch Fer Sale at a Bargain. « The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf “sis ; W. T. Hooper and wife, of San FranCisco, who have been visiting relatives at Grass Valley for several days past, were visiting friends at the county seat today. Mr. Hooper is a special Officer of the San Francisco Society forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and is desirous of seeing <a branch of that organization established here in the near future. See A Poor [lillonaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pilis would have saved him, They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c, Money back if not satisfied. Sold by W. D. Vinton, druggist. —+ Oe ot THE celebrated Rainier Beer now o1 disvght wt TorTLE’s, Beents. j10-t; in this evening’s TRansoripr. Abyone = will Relocate Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily, run an ordinary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and’ you will neyer be . tricts.Grove’s*Tasteless Chill Toniv. . TEAS : = Wrs. Hearst is Sued. , Ready for Lonvon, July 15—Fragmenta patches from St. Petersburg tell gf unusual activity in the Russian a, and navy. At the navy atations work is being pushed night and day, 4 Petersburg news agency says this rT tivity is caused by the imminenos ot war with Japan and that the Rassigy railroads have been ordered to hol themselves in readiness to tranepon troops on four hours’ notice, It Dazzles the World, No. Discovery in medicine bas ayy created one quarter of the ©xcitement that has been caueed by Dr, King New Discovery for Consumption, Try severest tests have been on hopeles victime of Oonsumption, Poeumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis thcusands of whom it has restored 4, perfect health. For Coughs, olds, Asthma, Oroup, Hay Fever. Hoarsenes; and Whooping Cough it is the quick. est, surest cure in the worid, It is sold by W. D. Vinton, who @uaranten satisfaction or refund money, ge Aha 50c and $1.00. Trial bdtticg oe 4 EEeeaen — 3 Ee oe ae Oi Compatiy Begins ap Action ry din Against Her. Mrs, Phoebe Hearst has been sued in the Oakland Superior Court by the Home Oil Company for the sum of $7957 74 claimed to be due ypon a contract whereby Mrs. Hearst agreed to buy all the oil produced by the.company at 80 cents a gallon, provided that the output did not exceed 25,000 barrels permonth. It is alleged that the company during the month of May delivered. to Mrs. Hearst. oil to the amount of 9947.18 barrels but that she refused to pay for the same in dccordance with the contract. be Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the eause. : — we White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also’ his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: “After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.” A trial proves its matchless merit for all, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles: Only. 50c. Sold by W. D. Vinton Druggist. , : . Call ata __ Tegler’s ORANGES, LEMONS LIMES, French and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the — Finest Ice Cream at 1s & a5 CTS. A PLATE, Served with lady fingers. 100 tl SUITS SUN . As our ‘Wash Goods season is about over and as it will take just about one more week to wind it up, we. have cut prices in Wash Suits. ° : % SEE WINDOW! SEE WINDOW! Not one suit will we carry over, Our suits that sold at $1 25, $1 50, $1 75 and $2 Oo all go today at . ~ $1.00° TEN YARDS 1N EACH: SUIT. . Allin our big window. Order your suit taken out, Order it quickly as they won’t last long. 54.00: SUIT SUITS WASHING POWDER K L E E H . The latest and best washing compound ever ee > Offered the consumer. It cleans everything that needs cleaning, The main point in favor of it is: it does not injare the skin, but leaves the hands soft and white. ilb. package 4Qc. y WESTPHALIA HAMS. 4.2%! ing. Popular with the people. eae A good name to remember, Thomas Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Dismy15-6m 2 MAHER & CO., N evada City. Respectfully, Price per Ib. 46 crs. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. without one, Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of at dinner time. LEGG & SHAW GO. _ Tain Street, Nevada City. your time will give you frozen dessert fathers carried, . . to their life. Broad Street « THE :-OLD : FASHIONED Of cleaning a watch or clock’ was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: A. & H. W. Watchmakers, : Way FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet.be removed piece bySpiece. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. Weclean andgepait watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added HARTUNG, Nevada City wishibg to purchace a home now has the opportunity to get a good one at! @ most reasonable price. Fall par-. ticulars can be ‘had at E. W. Schmidt's . cigar store or by applying to A. B. Wolf, . . ————--—~-@e . 1 Ladies. cuts no As Miss Hoeft will leave in a few! days to furnish her San Francisco trade, aleo to purchase the Fall stock for Nevada Oit¥, don’t delay to call on first water. had . We are offerin ° ANYTHING above profit, or even cost, we them move on the double quick. Fall Goods are pressing Summer Goods hard. the remainder of our summer stock. figure. better speak quickly. her. Millinery lecsthan cost. j16-1t . price which we ask. — : Also lot 390 Prominent Democrats continue to' s _ come out.in favor of expansion. That Lot 21842. 75 Vestee Suits, blu white Republican party in the South may be a reality ia the next Presidential campaign. 4 eo wh UL » Malaria Makes linpure Blood. AM. AM tse Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic‘cures Ma ONE PRICE aris. 50 na my15 6m Corner \. Lot 2308. 50 Boy’s Light Weight three-piece Vestee Suits, full value Money Back if you Want it. ; of Broad end Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. CLOTHI ERS. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res , Main 793 & g 50 Men’s Suits, left over of this season, which 740 Boy’s Crash Suits with long pants, former price $2.50 Owe: ry dollar’s worth must go, and our sacrifice prices will make ny Ae Every daybrings new arrivals which must have the place now ied b If prices slashed to the very quick will vacate the ilies, ty i eee Everyone is of superior quality— but they’re Summer Goods. So'the are going to have a Clearance of Summer Stock. Eve : er Gi buyer who wants to anticipate next year’s Such snaps as these will not remain long on our counters. shall be-vacated. The cost or former price of the garments HERE ARE SOME OF OUR MOVING::PRICES Yer , LOW $1.75 per suit. e and black cheviot, with fancy braided trimmings, former pri we will close out now for $5, Ages, 12 to,19. ce $2.50, will-now go for $1.50 per suit. $2.50. Clearance sale will go for $1.50 per suit. eas Red Roane wants and Secure a bargain of the 1 $6, $7 and $7.50 per suit. These suits are worth double the , Ages, from 3 to 3. Front Store, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. : : Perse Willian bert. _ M. Oar . ciscos Y. BW, . mento. W. Bray . terday. . _ Oharles . the Bay. . Mrs, B, _ iting: here. Mrs, Ga last night. Ernest ] City toda; J. Clark friends he _ Supervis » for Trucke — Mrs. Lo from You . ‘Dr. 0. L . Sisky ou oc ' Charles ) Juan yeste W.1A from Iowa . Moses Be for San Fr > Charles 1 ‘ville this n Frank \ ‘Plumbago . [email protected]. Hal from San F Ben Trek: ‘from North ' Miss De visiting Mr Charles XW thome on Ni Miss Bri ‘Lake City t _ Josiah G Bloomfield C0. B. Po pending a . Richard . Visiting his . Superviso bight to his © W. Tarn Francisco. w Hay. W. Silva Morning aft relatives. Vinton Lr urned hom iends here oJ. A. anc last evening Vownieville. . A. B. Sch ento after L. P. Stewa ‘rhomas B ken a posi w Union. (L. Hyman phoe. Ton here to join Col. M. W vening fron is home at . . Mr. and M pn here c jorning “to fill. Joseph V ight from pnt up to h ome. >Miss Lillia ere visitiag as returned f Washingt 'Miss Dais: br vacation oC. D. Pancisco to .Ed. McCal fa visit to oard. He beria to en Mrs. Paul nto arriv this mor) visit Char Pheodore iperintende -P. Lough H.,is here j, on a few ike Tahoe . t before re 7 A Fort fohn C. Di Ssn0, was with tl te.” He o y in the ee some ye ber of R. . office of killed b vault office “jet inti ali night County it with a} fatal ex, ack by the His uty Cler -remaine ® time. ‘ in a ho d Eile: makes 3 Make a f ey. ' chants ers all D prefer ¥