July 18, 1901 (4 pages)

8 F ei P -is considerably cut and bruised. Tha installation of officers of the. % THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 416. P. 0, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, BROW IW é& CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION ;: ByMall, + $6 Per Year By Carrier, « #2 1-3c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. a THURSDAY... July 18, 1901 Yotes of Interest, For insurance see T. B. Gray. at re: ‘on The Owl saloon ‘has Rainier draught. Pee For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes. can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. "The Women of Woodcraft will install their newly-elected officers tonight. An entertainment will also be given. , The two Italians who were the victims of a blasting accident at the Gas— ton Ridge mine last Sunday, arrived here yesterday. It is feared that one of them, 0. Marafoli, will lose the sight of one of his eyes. He will go to Sacramento for treatment. His partner is local. camp of Woodmen of the World has been postponed until Wednesday evening, July 3lst. The hearing of William Ragon, who is charged with making threats against William McKenzie, has been postponed . . until next Tuesday. Miss Emily Seaman of this city has been: re-elected teacher of the school ‘at Floriston. She gave general satisfaction there before,and the patrons of the school appreciate her services very much. The Willow Valley school house is being remodeled and thoroughly overhauled. McLeod and Steger are do« ing the work. poe If you want a good, cog! drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. 5 m7-t8 For a good vath goto Tom Moore’s Tonso ial Parlors, on Commercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Howard 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. Cail cu Fd Eck midt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf For excellent. fancy summer drinks DETECTIVES STONED BY THE STRIKERS. curred at the Maetby mines between union and non-union firemen. The trouble wascaused by Hungarians’attempting to prevent non-union men from entering the fire ‘foom, Four non-union men were wounded. . Detectives were stoned by the strikers but none were . hurt much. % ‘HEAVY STORMS IN i OHIO AND INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS, July 18.—Heavy storms swept through Indiana and Ohio, last night. © The hail did great damage to the corn crop in several counties. Other sections report the crops much benefitted. Good rains are reported throughout Kansas and Missouri. te ary 2. St. Lowis reports today as being the hottest of the season. The temperature reached ninety-six before noon. Other points report a much cooler temperature. Feeling Oribute. Military Gncampmeni, SacraMENTO, July 17--Services were 2d Regiment May Camp at held last night at the home of Mr. and t Mrs. George M. Mott over the body of Slenbrook Wexs Lear, their son, Frank Mott, who met his death by accidental drowning in the waters of Lake Tahoe. Although thé family had requested that no flowers should be sent, not a few friends could not resigt the inclination to offer some'such testimonials of esteem and end. in view, and it-is probable that his sympathy, and the casket was covered ie ; efforts will be crowned with success. with-rare blossoms ‘The services were anna iw by Rev. AsO. Herrink > who It is calculated that over a thousand fits ssreale . eu the as es re soldiers will be here, and Glenbrook =~ é gaging Park will undoubtedly be chosen as qualities and goodness of heart of ; ; ‘ their camp site and the field for their ‘Frack Mott, and-upon the place which cee 2 a f ie drilling and military maneuvers. he had carved for himself in the hearts arene It is hoped that the boys of the Secof hie friends among the young people ; 4 : 2 ond Regiment will decide to come here, of the city. Many of his schoolmates The people of Nevada City will. give were present, and there were few. dry . ‘ them one the enthusiastic and hearty eyes among old or young, when the welcomes characteristic of thi ini last look upon the face of the dead was Sommaeies ee granted those present. The body was monk We are infcrmed that an effort will be made to secure the Second Regiment Encampment in this vicinity, one year from next August. Major P. F. Simonds is working zealously ‘with thia call at Wm “Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets, m7-tf . A gocd hot lunch will be served . every night at William Harry's saloon, . corner Pine and Spring street. Cool . beer and choice wines, liquors and . cigars always on hand. joll7-tf . Lightning has been doing much . damage of late. ‘Those killed by it! escorted to San Francisco by the beaGhe Lofton Estate. reaved father and brother, dnd was cremated today. / Said Go Be Valued at About S275, 000, The newly-elected officers of the} The contest over the first annual acWomen of Woodera ft, in this city, . count of the sxecutors of the estate of will be installed at the regular] the late Francis R. Lofton of WheatWill Install Their Officers. PrrTsBuRG, Pa., July 18—It is reported that a fight oct ' The Wright Medicine and Manufac‘ uring 5 An Insane Man. Spoxang, Wash., Jaly 17—Hon J. C. Brady, Probate Judge of Kouootsnai county, Ideho, died in the«-Sacred Heart Hospital this morning as a result of the shet fired July 5th by the ‘mad man, Henry Wilbusse. Wilbusse who had been committed to the asylum, escaped, and-two weeks ago he went. to the Judge’s office in Rathdum and ‘without warning, shot him. Hewas captured in Spokane after ahard struggle and is now in the jail at Rathdum. if Went Over the Srade. Chomas Wayman’s Six-Horse j Wagon Capsizes. Thomas . Wayman, the well known with his six-horse team and three tons of freight consigned to Pike City. In attempting to rounda jtarn on the Purdon grade, near Zink’s place, the horses went off the road and capsized the wagon. Luckily, Mr. Wayman escaped uninjured. One of the -horses was badly hurt, and the others are more or less cut and bruised. Today a force of men went out from this’ city to the scene of the accident to assist Mr. Wayman in getting out the wagon, which is lodged quite a distance down the hillside. ¥ A Pleasant Party. A very social gathering in the way of a surprise party took place yesterday af the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Seith on Prospect Hill. The occasion was the fourth anniversary of the birth of their daughter, Cecilia, and the party was given in her honor, All present had a very enjoyable time. The~following were in attendance: Belle Taylor, Annie Thomas, Ella Taylor, James Tayl arry Thomas, Mattie ‘Taylor, jiMor Thomas, Delphine \ Thomas, Oeliie Thomas, Clyde Thomas, Helen Smith, Edwin Smith, Florence Smith, Gertrude Hill, Eula Sweeney, Lola Sweeney, Cecil Sweeney, Paul Fischer, Cecilia Seith, Martin Seith, Dorothy Seith, Herman Seith and Harry Seith. _Satal Explosion Bi) St. Pererssure, July 17—During operstions with'a military.-balloon near Schluessebu-g, on an island in the Neva, sixty-one milef east of this city, the balloon, exploded, and blazed up. One person was killed and twenty were injured, several fatally. * Co. will remain but a few days longer. Parties wishing our remedies, soaps, perfumes, etc., at half price will call at once. Hook's store Commercial street. freighter, left: here-yesterday afternoon _ the next world. have the satisfaction-of knowing that mesting this ae co seker: ERO tah they mast have been badly wanted in. Stallation ceremonies are coucluded, a . Pleasing and interesting entertainment Buffalo bas warned all crooks to . will be given by a number of the memkeep away. No competition with the} pers. This bask ue followed pda corns local hotel keepers will be allowed duet, which will consist of choice LN ; . viands. The Last Night. ————~-1@eMiss May Martin, Deputy Grand ? *President, will install the newly To-night will be the last o por. elected officers of the Native Daugb-tunity that the public will have . ters’ parlor at Grass Valley tonight.’ to take a ride on the merry-goround. . Olea ve * . Not merely stimulating, but nourish. . ing; not anerve killer but a true nerve . tonic is Gilt Edge Whiskey. Dance Saturday Night. The regular weekly social dance will) They know you area judge of good be given on the Union Hotel platform whiskey when‘you call for Jesse Moore next Saturday evening. Every atten. at the bar. tion will be show) to all who attend, . eee Zi and some of the very latest music will, Did you say Rye? Then try Jesse be discoursed. ‘The nights are very Moore Rye—the fiuest in the world. pleasant now for dancing, and you! had better turn out with the crowd . There is more Catarrh in this section ———__+ 80 land took place in the Yuba county . [ ADI ES ee . Superior Court yesterday, Among the witnesses were Mrs. Sherman Harding. She testified that Lofton explained to her the provisions of his will, and at the same time told her about some buried money ; thought there was $10,500 ; he had received $10,000 in Maryeaville, and she had given him $500 of his money ; he had $5000 in another little money sack in his room ; Mr. Lofton had to untie +. $1,000 suck to put the $500 into it ; could not tell how many sacks Sherman dug out of the ground, he may have taken a d. zon. When they got to Wheatland with the money Shermar took itinside and placed it in a trunk. Had made a rough estimate several times that Mr. Lofton and Sherman were worth from $250,000 to $275,000. povers ee Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is said to desire the Presidential nomination As I will leave in a féw days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock for Nevada Gity, don’t delay to call on me.: Tlillinery Less Than Cost. MISS HOEPFT, Brea . Was Held Up. Santa Rosa, July 17—Sheriff Grace today detained a man who came ‘through here from Mendocino county, on suspicion of being the highwayman who held up the Blue Lake and Potter Valley stages, near Ukiah. The discription given of the robber fitted the man, but after investigation Sheriff Grace allowed the man to go. He gave his name as Ensign, and said he was from Yuba City. BORN. — “At Nevada City, July 18,1901, to the wife of W. R. Wilson, a son. Hundreds of People : are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— , ED TEAS & 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. Ker SAMPLES FREE gel eo TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. RUSE Wholesale and Retai Covered dell Glasses ~—635 cents Obicago: and Alton réjlroad, ninety to be burning. At1:80‘p. m. the correspondent of the Associated Press writes: “The town is on ‘fire, and the people are almost hopeless. The New ings here, is gone, and the east side of the aquare is now burning. There is practically no water.” ‘ Will Be Moved to Glenbrook. Several members of the Glenbrook Park Association went down today to pick out a. site on their grounds for the merry-go-round, White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of -M. A. Hogarty ofLexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. -His skin ‘slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniv. é my15-6m miles east of’Kansas City, is reported‘ York store, one of the principal build-. .and wants his. Finest Ice Crean ee Yo Water. And He Doesn’t $, 19 és . Ss 1HE Kansas Crry, Mo., July 17—Marsball,} Err, Jaly 18—Jndson Beckett, a Missouri, a town of 5000-people on the. home is near Jamestown, .y 7 Ss legally dead. Fourteen years ago disappeared. The suirogate of i. county finally declared him ; dead; and several hundred dollars », belonged to the estate was. paid to hi heirs. Now beappears on the s_ * g “erso W. Jam _ Jos. Hor matism. /G.L.M famento. . John Ou is in town . 0. H. F francisco. }W.D.V ar ‘. ot It Dazzies the World. No Discovery in medicine has’ created one quarter of the eXxcitemey) that has bedh egused by Dr, King New Discovery for Consumption jy severest teste have been on hopelas victims of Oonsumption, Pnenmo, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchiti, thcusands of whom it has restoreq 4) perfect health. For Coughs, Ooliy Asthma, Oroup, Hay Fever. Hoarsey and Whooping Oough it is the quick. es', surest cure in the worid, It sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantes. satisfaction or refund money, Jay bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial p, feawan ar 0. Phelp his morni Jhampion 20 hing, Ww free 20 L. G page His octet pe ero! Felina wo ownievill dice, e@ was treated by the best docx tors, but without benefit. Then he was Call at ~ . — advised to try Electric Bitters, the 29 i wonderful Stomach and Liver.remedy, e . e r erday on ¢ and he writes: “After taking two botMrs. G. ] tles I was wholly cured.” A trial}] < ingeles on proves its matchless merit for all,} = ise vinsit Srombcts Liver nud ee — om ~FOR— nage t O . So «Ds nton pears. ©. Drassiet ORANGES, LEMONS bean -Maldria Causes Biliousness LIMES, ' obam, 1 Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes French and Plain Mixed CANDIN PMre. Eva theeause. = < NUTS of all kinds ms been bh A good name to remember, Thomas POPCORN and CHEWING GUM Villiams, 1 Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. And the Dr. W.P bunty on . Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla rt Joh folbrooks . ‘at 15 & 25 CTS. A PLATE, dville, ( Served with lad y fingers. > friends. Geo. B. 1 l.ast and Only Chance . This Season at. A Few More $1 Suits Picked Out. All the Wash Sui we have, or will have, this Seasom are now in the windov They were sold at $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50. All go now at S1.00 A SUIT. And then all is over. Who can say the same? What other store can*bontt i selling every yard of Sammer Wash Goods in their store? What other ston can say next Spring that they did not carry over one suit last season? W know of just one more store that can say that, and that is MAHER & CO. _. Grass Valley. Thanks, Ladies, it is you who can boast as you gave us your support, Respectfully, feather & Co. Nickssvi! neiness. -E. W. Sp pylor and eco arrive in. ‘Geo. W. 1 \ ° Zerrie: jountain . fic Grove . ‘Mrs. Jam iiss Winni mento to ‘Mrs. A. B me at La. ‘Mrs. J. J. ) Hanley, ¥ r some tir ‘The Mise © visiting cDonald . L a visit. . Chal Nellie ‘Portlan: _T. Hug b Franci: fay Ostrc own last James G. t suffer bund agai lat this k hock that « WESTPHALIA it. 3. Spauld is afterno ° Miss Eliz fe. on 8 vi KLEEN WASHING POWDER fernoon f The latest and best washing compound ever : an ey <a offered the consumer. It cleans everything that Boo. Das needs cleaning.’ The main point in favor of it is: it does not injure a Pane F ‘the skin, but leaves the hands soft and white. Ilb. package 4Qc. Ras Kee re yesterc Mrs. Jobr HAMS. foc" bait . ; B Francie ing ~Popular with the people. oe Beo. C.G: Price per Jb. 15 OTB. Franci: : fre. L. K .Per Dozen. firs. J. 0 and join in the fun. The Population of Nevada City _ . of the country than all other diseases . 19 1904. He hopes to win to the tane put, together, and until the last few of “On the Fair Banks of the Wabash.” years was supposed to be incurable. AR ere ern For a great many years doctors proa CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. — i to Sao L. M. Ha etric Po \ : . mounced it a iceal disease, and pre~ Is about 5000, and we would say at scribed local remedies, and by conleast one-half are troubled with some . Stantly failing tocure with local treat affection of the throat and lungs, as . ™ent, protiounced it incurable. Sci. ence has proven catarrh to be a conthose complaints are, according to sta. Stitutional disease, and therefore reUstics, More numerous than apy others. . quires constitutional treatment, Hall’s We would advise all rot to neglect the , Oatarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. opportunity to call on their drug-. Gheney & Co., Toiedo, Ohio, is the Kentucky will produce 25,000,000 gallons of whiskey this year. And yet Col. Jack China has sworn off, ed Gilt Edge Whiskey isa nerve tonic. eee gigas se St A Poor [lillonaire LIGHTNING JARS B OGTE Bite ioe Fcc oa Heres sees $1 00 Per Dozen} 1 25 Per Dozen with coal oil. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : Wat Of cleaning a watch or clock was to (eedoate the works ancisco t M —~e M.!I 60 this bd. McOs “H. Dickerman, sole agent. «tf * trade to Porto Rico very svon. Thus . gist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam . for the throat and lungs. Price 25c . and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by . The President ‘announces that he will issue his proclamation giving free . his conception of plain duty has been carried out soberly, wisely and without precipitating financial troubles on our new island, The shirt waist has gotten out of the . realms of theory and down to the basis . of fact. Itis a condition and not a! theory that confronts us, f ; FEN St A Letter of Thanks. PosTLaND, Or., dept: 7, 1900. Mr. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear Sir {—} -For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. I tried almost» everything under the suntorid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good until E got\a package of Lane’s Tea, . have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear ag a mirrorand my skip as white as snow; , Mrs. E R Tomas, 2723¢ Oak 8t. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Malaria Makes linpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chil} Tonic cures Ma . ONE PRICE aria. 60c my15-6m . s ‘ . dred dollars for any case. it fails to. Promote assimilation, improve appeonly constitutional cure on the market,. , Lately starved in London beca use It is taken internally in doses from 1). %® could not digest iis food. Early drops toa teaspoontul. It acts direct-. 25¢ Of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ly on the blood and mucous su:faces. ¥OUld have saved him, They of the system. They offer one hun-. Strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, cure. Send for circulars and testi-. tite. Price 250. Money back if not ctonibie: memes ane” See"! gatisfled. Sold by W. D. Vinton Address, F. J. CHENEY & Oo.,. 4ruggist. ' Toledo, Ohio. ; or et Sold by Druggists, 75c. : THE celebrated Rainier Beer now on Hall’s Family Pius are the:best. draught at Turrie’s, 65cents. j10-tf 2 Quart Size... Lightning Rubbers Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen 1 75 Per Dozen 10 Cents per dozen LEGG & Ss Main Street, Nevada City. HAW GO. It did all right for the turnips our grant fathers carried. ; . FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. “Each minute wheel must ¥ freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repalt watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are adde! ‘to their Mfe. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad StreetWatchmake : ° ie Nevada City NYTHING above profit, or even cos the remainder of our summer stock, I cuts no figure. : first water had better speak quickly. price which we ask. _ Lét 21842, » Lot 2308. 50 Boy’s L, ul LE RAM, oh Ma, ty wh, CLOTHI ERS. _ Nevada City Stores, Main 791 pres, Mau 793 them move on the double quick. Fall G We are offering 50 Men’s Suits, left over of this season, Also lot 3907. 40 Boy’s Crash Suits with long pants, Corner of Broad end Pine Sts, gn NEVADA CITY. : LE at .WE DONT CARE. ~ t, we are going to have a Clearance of Summer Stock. Ev oods are pressing Summer Goods hard. Every day brin f prices slashed to the very quick will 7 an y ent Everyone is of superior.quality—but they’re Su hth wii vacate the tables, they shall be vacated. The cost or former price of the garm Such snaps as Goods. So the buyer who wan these wil} not remain long on our, counters. HERE ARE SOME OF OUR MOVI which we will close out now for $5, $6, $7 and $7.50 per suit. These suits are worth double the : former price 2. et it : 75 Vestee Suits, blue and black cheviot, with faces A EP ali ight Weight three-piece Veste braided trimmings, former price $2. 50, will now go for $1.50 per suit. Ages, from 3 to’. Money Back if you Want it. e Suits, full value $2.50, Clearance sale will go for $1.50 per suit. a ery dollar’s worth must go, and our sacrifice prices wil] mab gs new arrivals which must have the place now occupied) ts to anticipate next year’s wants and secure a bargain of ti & NG PRICE: Ages, 12 to 19. os Red Front Store, Main Street GRASS: VALLEY.ag Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57h * @ See

8 F ei P -is considerably cut and bruised. Tha installation of officers of the. % THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 416.. P. 0, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, BROW IW é& CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION ;: ByMall, + $6 Per Year By Carrier, « #2 1-3c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. a THURSDAY...... July 18, 1901 Yotes of Interest, For insurance see T. B. Gray. at re: ‘on The Owl saloon ‘has Rainier draught. Pee For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes. can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. "The Women of Woodcraft will install their newly-elected officers tonight. An entertainment will also be given. , The two Italians who were the victims of a blasting accident at the Gas— ton Ridge mine last Sunday, arrived here yesterday. It is feared that one of them, 0. Marafoli, will lose the sight of one of his eyes. He will go to Sacramento for treatment. His partner is local. camp of Woodmen of the World has been postponed until Wednesday evening, July 3lst. The hearing of William Ragon, who is charged with making threats against William McKenzie, has been postponed . . until next Tuesday. Miss Emily Seaman of this city has been: re-elected teacher of the school ‘at Floriston. She gave general satisfaction there before,and the patrons of the school appreciate her services very much. The Willow Valley school house is being remodeled and thoroughly overhauled. McLeod and Steger are do« ing the work. poe If you want a good, cog! drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. 5 m7-t8 For a good vath goto Tom Moore’s Tonso ial Parlors, on Commercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Howard 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. Cail cu Fd Eck midt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf For excellent. fancy summer drinks DETECTIVES STONED BY THE STRIKERS. curred at the Maetby mines between union and non-union firemen. The trouble wascaused by Hungarians’attempting to prevent non-union men from entering the fire ‘foom, Four non-union men were wounded. . Detectives were stoned by the strikers but none were . hurt much. % ‘HEAVY STORMS IN i OHIO AND INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS, July 18.—Heavy storms swept through Indiana and Ohio, last night. © The hail did great damage to the corn crop in several counties. Other sections report the crops much benefitted. Good rains are reported throughout Kansas and Missouri. te ary 2. St. Lowis reports today as being the hottest of the season. The temperature reached ninety-six before noon. Other points report a much cooler temperature. Feeling Oribute. Military Gncampmeni, SacraMENTO, July 17--Services were 2d Regiment May Camp at held last night at the home of Mr. and t Mrs. George M. Mott over the body of Slenbrook Wexs Lear, their son, Frank Mott, who met his death by accidental drowning in the waters of Lake Tahoe. Although thé family had requested that no flowers should be sent, not a few friends could not resigt the inclination to offer some'such testimonials of esteem and end. in view, and it-is probable that his sympathy, and the casket was covered ie ; efforts will be crowned with success. with-rare blossoms ‘The services were anna iw by Rev. AsO. Herrink > who It is calculated that over a thousand fits ssreale . eu the as es re soldiers will be here, and Glenbrook =~ é gaging Park will undoubtedly be chosen as qualities and goodness of heart of ; ; ‘ their camp site and the field for their ‘Frack Mott, and-upon the place which cee 2 a f ie drilling and military maneuvers. he had carved for himself in the hearts arene It is hoped that the boys of the Secof hie friends among the young people ; 4 : 2 ond Regiment will decide to come here, of the city. Many of his schoolmates The people of Nevada City will. give were present, and there were few. dry . ‘ them one the enthusiastic and hearty eyes among old or young, when the welcomes characteristic of thi ini last look upon the face of the dead was Sommaeies ee granted those present. The body was monk We are infcrmed that an effort will be made to secure the Second Regiment Encampment in this vicinity, one year from next August. Major P. F. Simonds is working zealously ‘with thia call at Wm “Harry’s saloon, corner of . Spring and Pine streets, m7-tf . A gocd hot lunch will be served . every night at William Harry's saloon, . corner Pine and Spring street. Cool . beer and choice wines, liquors and . cigars always on hand. joll7-tf . Lightning has been doing much . damage of late. ‘Those killed by it! escorted to San Francisco by the beaGhe Lofton Estate. reaved father and brother, dnd was cremated today. / Said Go Be Valued at About S275, 000, The newly-elected officers of the} The contest over the first annual acWomen of Woodera ft, in this city, . count of the sxecutors of the estate of will be installed at the regular] the late Francis R. Lofton of WheatWill Install Their Officers. PrrTsBuRG, Pa., July 18—It is reported that a fight oct ' The Wright Medicine and Manufac‘ uring 5 An Insane Man. Spoxang, Wash., Jaly 17—Hon J. C. Brady, Probate Judge of Kouootsnai county, Ideho, died in the«-Sacred Heart Hospital this morning as a result of the shet fired July 5th by the ‘mad man, Henry Wilbusse. Wilbusse who had been committed to the asylum, escaped, and-two weeks ago he went. to the Judge’s office in Rathdum and ‘without warning, shot him. Hewas captured in Spokane after ahard struggle and is now in the jail at Rathdum. if Went Over the Srade. Chomas Wayman’s Six-Horse j Wagon Capsizes. Thomas . Wayman, the well known with his six-horse team and three tons of freight consigned to Pike City. In attempting to rounda jtarn on the Purdon grade, near Zink’s place, the horses went off the road and capsized the wagon. Luckily, Mr. Wayman escaped uninjured. One of the -horses was badly hurt, and the others are more or less cut and bruised. Today a force of men went out from this’ city to the scene of the accident to assist Mr. Wayman in getting out the wagon, which is lodged quite a distance down the hillside. ¥ A Pleasant Party. A very social gathering in the way of a surprise party took place yesterday af the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Seith on Prospect Hill. The occasion was the fourth anniversary of the birth of their daughter, Cecilia, and the party was given in her honor, All present had a very enjoyable time. The~following were in attendance: Belle Taylor, Annie Thomas, Ella Taylor, James Tayl arry Thomas, Mattie ‘Taylor, jiMor Thomas, Delphine \ Thomas, Oeliie Thomas, Clyde Thomas, Helen Smith, Edwin Smith, Florence Smith, Gertrude Hill, Eula Sweeney, Lola Sweeney, Cecil Sweeney, Paul Fischer, Cecilia Seith, Martin Seith, Dorothy Seith, Herman Seith and Harry Seith. _Satal Explosion Bi) St. Pererssure, July 17—During operstions with'a military.-balloon near Schluessebu-g, on an island in the Neva, sixty-one milef east of this city, the balloon, exploded, and blazed up. One person was killed and twenty were injured, several fatally. * Co. will remain but a few days longer. Parties wishing our remedies, soaps, perfumes, etc., at half price will call at once. Hook's store Commercial street. freighter, left: here-yesterday afternoon _ the next world. have the satisfaction-of knowing that mesting this ae co seker: ERO tah they mast have been badly wanted in. Stallation ceremonies are coucluded, a . Pleasing and interesting entertainment Buffalo bas warned all crooks to . will be given by a number of the memkeep away. No competition with the} pers.. This bask ue followed pda corns local hotel keepers will be allowed duet, which will consist of choice LN ; . viands. The Last Night. ————~-1@eMiss May Martin, Deputy Grand ? *President, will install the newly To-night will be the last o por. elected officers of the Native Daugb-tunity that the public will have . ters’ parlor at Grass Valley tonight.’ to take a ride on the merry-goround. . Olea ve * . Not merely stimulating, but nourish. . ing; not anerve killer but a true nerve . tonic is Gilt Edge Whiskey. Dance Saturday Night. The regular weekly social dance will) They know you area judge of good be given on the Union Hotel platform whiskey when‘you call for Jesse Moore next Saturday evening. Every atten. at the bar. tion will be show) to all who attend, . eee Zi and some of the very latest music will, Did you say Rye? Then try Jesse be discoursed. ‘The nights are very Moore Rye—the fiuest in the world. pleasant now for dancing, and you! had better turn out with the crowd . There is more Catarrh in this section ———__+ 80 land took place in the Yuba county . [ ADI ES ee . Superior Court yesterday, Among the witnesses were Mrs. Sherman Harding. She testified that Lofton explained to her the provisions of his will, and at the same time told her about some buried money ; thought there was $10,500 ; he had received $10,000 in Maryeaville, and she had given him $500 of his money ; he had $5000 in another little money sack in his room ; Mr. Lofton had to untie +. $1,000 suck to put the $500 into it ; could not tell how many sacks Sherman dug out of the ground, he may have taken a d. zon. When they got to Wheatland with the money Shermar took itinside and placed it in a trunk. Had made a rough estimate several times that Mr. Lofton and Sherman were worth from $250,000 to $275,000. povers ee Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is said to desire the Presidential nomination As I will leave in a féw days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock for Nevada Gity, don’t delay to call on me.: Tlillinery Less Than Cost. MISS HOEPFT, Brea . Was Held Up. Santa Rosa, July 17—Sheriff Grace today detained a man who came ‘through here from Mendocino county, on suspicion of being the highwayman who held up the Blue Lake and Potter Valley stages, near Ukiah. The discription given of the robber fitted the man, but after investigation Sheriff Grace allowed the man to go. He gave his name as Ensign, and said he was from Yuba City. BORN. — “At Nevada City, July 18,1901, to the wife of W. R. Wilson, a son. Hundreds of People : are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES —and— , ED TEAS & 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. Ker SAMPLES FREE gel eo TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE. RUSE Wholesale and Retai Covered dell Glasses ~—635 cents Obicago: and Alton réjlroad, ninety to be burning. At1:80‘p. m. the correspondent of the Associated Press writes: “The town is on ‘fire, and the people are almost hopeless. The New ings here, is gone, and the east side of the aquare is now burning. There is practically no water.” ‘ Will Be Moved to Glenbrook. Several members of the Glenbrook

Park Association went down today to pick out a. site on their grounds for the merry-go-round, White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of -M. A. Hogarty ofLexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. -His skin ‘slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Toniv. é my15-6m miles east of’Kansas City, is reported‘ York store, one of the principal build-. .and wants his. Finest Ice Crean ee Yo Water. And He Doesn’t $, 19 és . Ss 1HE Kansas Crry, Mo., July 17—Marsball,} Err, Jaly 18—Jndson Beckett, a Missouri, a town of 5000-people on the. home is near Jamestown, .y 7 Ss legally dead. Fourteen years ago disappeared. The suirogate of i. county finally declared him ; dead; and several hundred dollars », belonged to the estate was. paid to hi heirs. Now beappears on the s_ * g “erso W. Jam _ Jos. Hor matism. /G.L.M famento. . John Ou is in town . 0. H. F francisco. }W.D.V ar ‘. ot It Dazzies the World. No Discovery in medicine has’ created one quarter of the eXxcitemey) that has bedh egused by Dr, King New Discovery for Consumption jy severest teste have been on hopelas victims of Oonsumption, Pnenmo, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchiti, thcusands of whom it has restoreq 4) perfect health. For Coughs, Ooliy Asthma, Oroup, Hay Fever. Hoarsey and Whooping Oough it is the quick. es', surest cure in the worid, It sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantes. satisfaction or refund money, Jay bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial p, feawan ar 0. Phelp his morni Jhampion 20 hing, Ww free 20 L. G page His octet pe ero! Felina wo ownievill dice, e@ was treated by the best docx tors, but without benefit. Then he was Call at ~ . — advised to try Electric Bitters, the 29 i wonderful Stomach and Liver.remedy, e . e r erday on ¢ and he writes: “After taking two botMrs. G. ] tles I was wholly cured.” A trial}] < ingeles on proves its matchless merit for all,} = ise vinsit Srombcts Liver nud ee — om ~FOR— nage t O . So «Ds nton pears. ©. Drassiet ORANGES, LEMONS bean -Maldria Causes Biliousness LIMES, ' obam, 1 Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes French and Plain Mixed CANDIN PMre. Eva theeause. = < NUTS of all kinds ms been bh A good name to remember, Thomas POPCORN and CHEWING GUM Villiams, 1 Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. And the Dr. W.P bunty on . Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla rt Joh folbrooks . ‘at 15 & 25 CTS. A PLATE, dville, ( Served with lad y fingers. > friends. Geo. B. 1 l.ast and Only Chance . This Season at.. A Few More $1 Suits Picked Out. All the Wash Sui we have, or will have, this Seasom are now in the windov They were sold at $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50. All go now at S1.00 A SUIT. And then all is over. Who can say the same? What other store can*bontt i selling every yard of Sammer Wash Goods in their store? What other ston can say next Spring that they did not carry over one suit last season? W know of just one more store that can say that, and that is MAHER & CO. _. Grass Valley. Thanks, Ladies, it is you who can boast as you gave us your support, Respectfully, feather & Co. Nickssvi! neiness. -E. W. Sp pylor and eco arrive in. ‘Geo. W. 1 \ ° Zerrie: jountain . fic Grove . ‘Mrs. Jam iiss Winni mento to ‘Mrs. A. B me at La. ‘Mrs. J. J. ) Hanley, ¥ r some tir ‘The Mise © visiting cDonald . L a visit. . Chal Nellie ‘Portlan: _T. Hug b Franci: fay Ostrc own last James G. t suffer bund agai lat this k hock that « WESTPHALIA it. 3. Spauld is afterno ° Miss Eliz fe. on 8 vi KLEEN WASHING POWDER fernoon f The latest and best washing compound ever : an ey <a offered the consumer. It cleans everything that Boo. Das needs cleaning.’ The main point in favor of it is: it does not injure a Pane F ‘the skin, but leaves the hands soft and white. Ilb. package 4Qc. Ras Kee re yesterc Mrs. Jobr HAMS. foc" bait . ; B Francie ing ~Popular with the people. oe Beo. C.G: Price per Jb. 15 OTB. Franci: : fre. L. K .Per Dozen. firs. J. 0 and join in the fun. The Population of Nevada City _ . of the country than all other diseases . 19 1904. He hopes to win to the tane put, together, and until the last few of “On the Fair Banks of the Wabash.” years was supposed to be incurable. AR ere ern For a great many years doctors proa CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. — i to Sao L. M. Ha etric Po \ : . mounced it a iceal disease, and pre~ Is about 5000, and we would say at scribed local remedies, and by conleast one-half are troubled with some . Stantly failing tocure with local treat affection of the throat and lungs, as . ™ent, protiounced it incurable. Sci. ence has proven catarrh to be a conthose complaints are, according to sta. Stitutional disease, and therefore reUstics, More numerous than apy others. . quires constitutional treatment, Hall’s We would advise all rot to neglect the , Oatarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. opportunity to call on their drug-. Gheney & Co., Toiedo, Ohio, is the Kentucky will produce 25,000,000 gallons of whiskey this year. And yet Col. Jack China has sworn off, ed Gilt Edge Whiskey isa nerve tonic. eee gigas se St A Poor [lillonaire LIGHTNING JARS B OGTE Bite ioe Fcc oa Heres sees $1 00 Per Dozen} 1 25 Per Dozen with coal oil. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : Wat Of cleaning a watch or clock was to (eedoate the works ancisco t M —~e M.!I 60 this bd. McOs “H. Dickerman, sole agent. «tf * trade to Porto Rico very svon. Thus . gist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam . for the throat and lungs. Price 25c . and 50c. Trialsize free. For sale by . The President ‘announces that he will issue his proclamation giving free . his conception of plain duty has been carried out soberly, wisely and without precipitating financial troubles on our new island, The shirt waist has gotten out of the . realms of theory and down to the basis . of fact. Itis a condition and not a! theory that confronts us, f ; FEN St A Letter of Thanks. PosTLaND, Or., dept: 7, 1900. Mr. O. F. Woopwarp—Dear Sir {—} -For the past two years I have been troubled greatly with a redness of my skin, and a great number of pimples on my face. I tried almost» everything under the suntorid myself of these disorders, but nothing did me any good until E got\a package of Lane’s Tea, . have used it for two weeks steady, and my complexion is as clear ag a mirrorand my skip as white as snow; , Mrs. E R Tomas, 2723¢ Oak 8t. For sale by H. B. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Malaria Makes linpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chil} Tonic cures Ma . ONE PRICE aria. 60c my15-6m . s ‘ . dred dollars for any case. it fails to. Promote assimilation, improve appeonly constitutional cure on the market,. , Lately starved in London beca use It is taken internally in doses from 1). %® could not digest iis food. Early drops toa teaspoontul. It acts direct-. 25¢ Of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ly on the blood and mucous su:faces. ¥OUld have saved him, They of the system. They offer one hun-. Strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, cure. Send for circulars and testi-. tite. Price 250.. Money back if not ctonibie: memes ane” See"! gatisfled. Sold by W. D. Vinton Address, F. J. CHENEY & Oo.,. 4ruggist. ' Toledo, Ohio. ; or et Sold by Druggists, 75c. : THE celebrated Rainier Beer now on Hall’s Family Pius are the:best. draught at Turrie’s, 65cents. j10-tf 2 Quart Size...... Lightning Rubbers Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen 1 75 Per Dozen 10 Cents per dozen LEGG & Ss Main Street, Nevada City. HAW GO. It did all right for the turnips our grant fathers carried. ; . FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. “Each minute wheel must ¥ freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repalt watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are adde! ‘to their Mfe. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Broad StreetWatchmake : ° ie Nevada City NYTHING above profit, or even cos the remainder of our summer stock, I cuts no figure. : first water had better speak quickly. price which we ask. _ Lét 21842, » Lot 2308. 50 Boy’s L, ul LE RAM, oh Ma, ty wh, CLOTHI ERS. _ Nevada City Stores, Main 791 pres, Mau 793 them move on the double quick. Fall G We are offering 50 Men’s Suits, left over of this season, Also lot 3907. 40 Boy’s Crash Suits with long pants, Corner of Broad end Pine Sts, gn NEVADA CITY. : LE at ..WE DONT CARE.. ~ t, we are going to have a Clearance of Summer Stock. Ev oods are pressing Summer Goods hard. Every day brin f prices slashed to the very quick will 7 an y ent Everyone is of superior.quality—but they’re Su hth wii vacate the tables, they shall be vacated. The cost or former price of the garm Such snaps as Goods. So the buyer who wan these wil} not remain long on our, counters. HERE ARE SOME OF OUR MOVI which we will close out now for $5, $6, $7 and $7.50 per suit. These suits are worth double the : former price 2. et it : 75 Vestee Suits, blue and black cheviot, with faces A EP ali ight Weight three-piece Veste braided trimmings, former price $2. 50, will now go for $1.50 per suit. Ages, from 3 to’. Money Back if you Want it. e Suits, full value $2.50, Clearance sale will go for $1.50 per suit. a ery dollar’s worth must go, and our sacrifice prices wil] mab gs new arrivals which must have the place now occupied) ts to anticipate next year’s wants and secure a bargain of ti & NG PRICE: Ages, 12 to 19. os Red Front Store, Main Street GRASS: VALLEY.ag Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57h * @ See