July 2, 1904 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Gyfem, + > £$6,Per Year . By Carrier, es ~ Delivered toany vart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City GATURDAY 2 ooccccc cases cn soe as ee JULY 2, 1904 12 1-2c Per Week To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, ~ Charles Warren Fairbanks. NEVADA COUNTY PIONEERS N the first page of the TRANSCRIPT tuday will be seen a group picture of seventy-two Nevada county pioneers, many of whom are still living not withstanding the fact that the largest majority have passed to the other shore. This picture has been reproduced several times at intervals since it was first published by the TRANSCRIPT in the early eighties, and each time our readers have taken renewed pleasure in looking at the faces of the old timers and pondering over happy memories of the past suggested by these once sturdy Argonauts of the West. Time has made many changes, however, and nearly all these pioneers who are still living have almost reached the age of three-score years andten. May their last days be their best days and unsullied happiness and prosperity crown the pathway of declining life until they rejoin their fellow pioneers who have preceded them to the Golden Land of eternal happiness. a a ee ee ee ee A DISPUTED QUESTION — HE California Promotion Committee, that by the way is doing excellent work for the advertising of the re— sources of our entire State, has sent out an article urging all Californians to discontinue the abbreviation of the name of the State, and suggest that “Cal.,” “Calif.,” or “Cali.” stand for haste and that their use does not help to advertise the State. The Wednesday Press of Alameda county takes a different view of the question and says: “Abbreviations of the names of localities that aré known throughout the wide world are strictly permissible. If one sees the letters ‘“‘N. Y.” in writing or print he at once knows that it has reference to the great Empire State that is the gateway at this hemisphere from Europe. And so it is with the abbreviation of the word California, or even to carry it to greater restriction, the two letters ‘“‘S. F.” have a universal meaning and convey as much as if the unnecessary words San Francisco were written out. Inthe more primitive days men signed their names with a single initial. B. Franklin, D. Webster, H. Clay, A. Lincoln are familiar on some of the most imp>rtant State papers of this country, and everybody at a glance knew whose hands controlled the pen. It is necsary where a man or a country is universally known that there should not be a useless expenditure of time for the purpose of identification.” \poctal Dispatches to Transcript JADANESE STILL ADVANCING General Kuropatkin in Personal Command of Slavs Who Still H old a Pass. LIAOYANG, July 2—The Japanese are steadily advancing over the extended front and General Kuropatkin is in Rassians. . personal command of the The Russians are holding Dalin Pass and heavy reinforcements are arriving daily. MONTANA SALOON RODDED A Policeman Killed and One Robber Wounded ina Fight Which Followed. HExEnA, Mont., July 2—The Owl Saloon at Billings was held up by masked robbers. early this morning. Policeman Hannah was killed and Sheriff Hannah was wounded. One robber was ca BASEBALL TOMRROW ptured. Concert al ‘Natlonal Hotel. In honor of the presence of our disAuroras Against the Nevadas at Glenbrook Park Tomorrow. The metch game between the Auroras and Nevadas at Glenbrook Park tomorrcw afternoon is going to bea lively one. From all indications, the largest crowd of baseball admirers that has tarned out for the season will be on band, and the contest is bound to create great excitement. Each side has been practicing diligently of late, and some fine playing will be seen on the diamond, Go early and be on hand when the tinguished visitor, Admiral McQOaila, ‘Wild’s Orchestra will render the following selected program during the dinner hour from 5 to 7:30 tomorrow evening at the National and Annex. Steward Stern -+has also prepared a special Sunday dinmer, the menu for which may be found in another colump : Merch, “Fall In Line.” (Rosey.) Overture, ‘‘Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna.” (Suppe ) Rabinstein’s Melodie in F. Waltzes, “In Florida.” (Gange.) Selection from “The Singing Girl.” (Herbert. ) Intermezzo, (Schwartz. ) Raymond Overture. (Thomas.) Selected songs from “The Prince of Pilsen.” (Laders.) ay Peraphrase, “The Palms.” (Sacred.) “Phe Gondolier.” Be The following is to be the formation of Monday’s parade, as arranged by Calendar Tuesdag. ba eee. Grand a. ’ . ated carriages. ae Knights of the Royal Arch with float, THE BIG DARADE.) s*<icrts prema” The Tuq-oi-War. Marshal Dr. I. L. Bowman and aides. The big tug-of-war between the Les Grass Valley Uity Band. Grass Valley Fire Department with compton and Oustomah teams will take place at the El Oro dance platIn Holiday Attire, r On the Foarth of July Nevada City will be gayer than she ever was before, The sound of the hammer could t A Grand Display £0): Mate at Monday's Celebration, Marshal H. W. Brand: Grend Marshal H. W. Brand. Assistant Grand Marsbal G. W. Starr. FIRST DIVISION. Nevade Hose Oo. Nol, with float. form this evening. It is to be a very Oo., with. exciting contest, and a large crowd will witness the fan. Each team is in fine trim for the work, and it wil be a pull for victory well worth going tosee. The admission has been fixed at 60 conte for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies, which will include dancing. The Boye’ Band will furnish the muPennsylvania Engine float. ; Prospect Hill Hose Oo. No. 8, with float. nde Piety Hill Hose Co, No. 4, with float. Red Men of Grase Valley and Nevada City on foot and boreeback. + 2@e = Gtit-edge secarity against storm and tress of weather in Gilt Edge whisky The following business will come. ® before the Superior Court Tuesday: Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 heard above everything else today ad the services of decorators were in demend. Almost every building wil! # be besutified with streamers of red, white and blue bunting, above which will float the stars and stripes, the pride and glory of every American oit~ izen. From the top of the Oourt. . ‘house will sbine ferth the word Nevada, signifying to our guests that they are welcome within our gates and mngt make themeelves at home, Nevada City will be more profusely decorated this year than ever before, showing that patriotiam still reigns supreme Estate of John Armstrong, deceased. Battery st., 8. F. among our citizens. j 3 Rev OPEN-AIR DANCING BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING -—— AT THE— Fourth Maher & Co., Nevada City _& : ; Return and account of sale of pereonal a SS Bloor Marshal G, A. Nihbell and aides. property. . . ; hold: Grass Valley Band, Richard Trathen. ” 5.4446 of Edward Miller, deceased. ” > ‘ : leader. Retarn and account of sale of personal Oo. 0,N.G. 0. property. ‘ Oo. 1, N. G. O. Estate of John A. Regli, deceased. , tebe sdf pr aint arth R Guardian’s account of minors e ‘ . . Moti to retax S t d h . d Goddess of Liberty and float. Ree pa a ees re a ur ay 1S t e ast ay to Fioat of the States of the Union. ‘ ‘ Three carriages with the City Trosoll buy before the Fourth tees of Grase Valley and Nevada City. Given Their Liberty : is vit Neva Rebekab float. 3 Be Decorated bicycles., ob Oacriege representing Women’s Re . Tbe three Iodians who were picked A FEW RESFINDERS Bae lief Corps. up on the street corner in an iutoxtr 4 Thot SECOND DIVISION. cated condition last evening by the Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths, oven officers, were given their freedom toRed, White and Blue Bunting. : —. ‘ Marshal W. A. Olioch and aides. day by Judge Coughlan on their prom72 in, Tarlenton, allcolors. . Oheese Cloth, all colors. a =P Nevada City Boys’ Band. foes kee ober Goth atter the Neck Ribbons in Satin, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard. 4 Ge Knights of Sherwood Forest of Ne-. n oP Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles. In White, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode. Oroe vada City and Grass Valley Foarth. aes ‘. a beers Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, with large and small buckels, all Sacr ; 1. 8. Shekespeare Olub float. Mrs, William Clarke of Pinole ared Tass Hoes in Lace, Black and Colored, 250, 50c. q Fou B. P. Q. of Elks. rived here today on a visit to her sieter, Ohildren’s Lace Hose, 25c. ‘ q G. Native Daughters fost and decor. Mrs. Walter Palmer. Summer Corsets, many different styles, all sizes, 50c, 1. Alle : New Neck Ruching, 8 differen styles. cisco = —_——=__—==_= —= New Hair Oombs. New Hat Pins New Linen Collars and Smell Ties, M New Pompadore Combs. New Girdle Foundations, made of Orfuoline, also ; the Ribbon to cover the girdles. _ Gres D FR) I i GHTF ; J j _ Por the Aids—Gold Cords and Gold Stars for the Hats. . Was Come SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY, y F, —OPEN EVERY EVENING— /. bert a Je of July, ~ com : q on . Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of. 7 . M Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. ‘? Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. a vi Buys a WALTHAM or aa = a M 6 Hi as ELGIN Nickel Dust Prooffegmme 8 Watch at our store, Other? ie Cl Oro Club Dance Platform 22 = "2" REDE tek K FINE MUSIC BY THE BOYS’ BAND. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. A & H. W. HARTUNG. RAE KIB He HHS Watches and Clock propora. Wor see them and get our prices. Bg, = Mr Watchmakers Broad Stree 7 g. 2 DR. ROONEY’S. TUG-OF-WAR ——FOR——. Oustomah 6000000000000 ae Is a Certain Cure. Try it. Thick tot VS. 'PRESCRIPTION PALMER & JOHNSON § MALARIA Fe Liquors $ Cigars) * Wholeeale and retailfdealers in : ‘ — at tty game starts. The line-up comprises Merch: treme * When: Jebony. Comes BROAD 8T REET Vintons Dhamay ss -meS Lecompton { Broad Street, & m players who have distingaisbed themMarebing Home.” (Edwerds.) ; —f e be gelves as experts, and to fally appre3 9 F et fo eres a aie: at the El Oro Club Dance Platform) THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS Caurel Parior Par e see it from the beginning. e ’ % : is Admission to the grounds has been But si the best are kept by us. Drop in and le cz fixed at twenty-five cente for gentle-} The following business was trans; ample our e! oon of July 4th a ajor Simonds ooo Jadge F, T. Nilon presiding: field, will be an exposition of the Na-. e#een that Laurel Parlor, No 6,N.8 GOOD BARGAIN. Nellie Riley vs. G. E. Riley. MoChe Leading Brands of Cigars E tional game, such as has never before . G. W., will give a dance at the El Oro tion of defendant to set aside jadgJul 2. 100 weowe been seen in thip section. Antioipat-. Platform on Wednesday evening, July ment, heretofore submitted, overruled. Md ’ 9 4 f ing that there will be many cloge. 18th. It isto be a grand affair,and. 4 .even-room cottage on Long +e at the conclusion of which CHASIPION SALOON it plays, end in consequence dieputed de-. 48 the Learelites know how to please . , 40+ is offered for sale. Call at once. if you wert a good, cool drink of aa , O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietor a clelons, two ampiree have been pro-. the public In the amasement line 4) .14 yon oan get it at your own price. . veer—the very best in town—drop ip » Froprietors, Broad Street, Nevada City b vided for the occasion—Major P. F. large attendance ie assured, jac8 FRED E. BROWN. and see Wm, Barry. Cx A ID DA N te ES — re Simonds and Joseph M. Anderson of —_—___-ce0--—__. — Sd 3 on Gorham Silver Polish ( Sacramento. The Nevada Elke have : will be held. ; eee » been practicing faithfally and i nera OMOPPOwW Sil ; Semke’s Cut Giese ecticing faithfully an promise . Fj iT 2 — f the people that they will cover theme H O al E i: A N T L E R S ADMISSION Mg ; . M k selves with giory, but ities very likely ‘ Fa 8 trite Wail. Tha Maaeveciiio alles, xe LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors Gentlemen Dsus dite ecue Mleheed cia biaiitds Geslanegiapin ta Sete acess 50 cents SHREVE & CO. Stationery. : equally as confident, but they may be-. Tbe faneralof Albert O'to Penrose, UO OR carries eit treet eRe alt ots nick ends oh 25 cents Invitations to Wed come mired in the slickens The line. the thirteen-monthe-old soo of Mr. ‘ a all oth ae are Ag b up of the Nevada Elke will be as fol[and Mre. Thomas Penrose, who passed aa peat) SEN ephemtensiouid } r lows: J. H. Rogers, o and es; J. F,. 9W8Y yesterday morning, will take : arrlage announcements. q Colley, p and if; E. A. Moore, 1b; ©. J. place temorrow afternoon at 8 o’clock. DI N N ER ‘ City axes Reception and visiting cards. anu ac re r Graham, 2b; F. L. Arbogast, es and o;. Lhe services will be beld at the home —£ SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1904]3— 2 Correspondence cards em i J. M. Hadley, rf; H.W. Brand, of; A,. °f the parents on Boulder straet, Rev. : s0necee belliched’ “With. A ‘ © i 2 emanate Ono: ° P. Kramb, If and p; substitutes, W. H. W&. Bimer officiating. Mock Turtle Couscniina. caPesne Siiintes hid xsi; pra ewe P y Dunl:p, EB. A. Parke, W. G. Richards —-— + ce Baked White Fish with Brown 8 . cre eet eens eee . i snd Preston. S a Ch Saath eel ey n Sauce : . The Otty Taxes for the fiscal year upoasn request. . c 9 2 : Bi ass erious arge. Crab Salad en Mayonnaise Gherkins Chow Chow Queen Olives OHEMIAN 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and This is one of the things in 3 i . . Always In Demand. re a of ton ih Cae a . : i . al which we excel Theres e at ah cate a ENTO aE Ragout of Sweetbreads with Mushrooms Pure, Pale and Bottled se i nicer : ’ Y Sgeew: » Jaly 1.—Harry Hunter . Beef a la Mode, Jerdinere Sauce Only at the Brewery in St. Louis. seu en arias F i The Woodpecker cigar, eod Richard Olerk, two young men Chieken Giblets with Curry and Rice ring or pin made : William Gia + made by from the town of Folsom, were lodged Stewed Veal Kidney with Champignons SOLD EVERYWHERE. MOND AY AUGUST Ist out o quartz f aN ae Ite 0, lealways in demand. in the county jail this morning on su:. Boston Cream Puffs, Sauce Anglaise ’ " WATCHES that bear the ‘ ii ea points of excellence are 20} picion of being accessories to » crim)-. Roast Young Hen with Dressing Prime of Beef Pan Gravy Z Stamp of SHREVE & heal . nown to sil smokers thst the] al operation which caused the’ death . Breast of Veal Stuffed Roll of Beef with Dressing E. W. SCHTLUDT. . £ wit we ot my ottice 1 “o % mere mention of thie choice brandis . of g young woman named Louise Mey-. Mashed Potatoes i Steamed Potatoes. : : aia andi Ge hike SOU VENIR SPOONS esas aha panos 8 re The young women died on the Summer Squash Stewed Tomatoes , the leading desler in Hall, for the purpose of collecting rund ‘publication, «Indian } now . 27tb of June and the body was buried, . Apple Pie 5 Rhubarb Pie Pear Pie trow Point Jewelry.” ~ Containing engravings of pointe ‘ celebrated Woodpecker, aod its popu. Owing to suspicious olroumetanees the Saree escent cede CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. . taxes, trom 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to. I] SHREVE & COMPA fd y. of interest in and aroand : larity is ever on the increase. body was exhumed and. the arrests _ Jelly Cake Assorted Cake Pine Street, Nevada City. 6 and 768 p. m. until A ia Manufacturers, Jewelers ons Borate OMe. { wai followed. * “ Queen Pudding with Frosting oe . t. Silversmith pitti, & a’ i Good Meats. vie ‘ Vanilla Ice Cream y» . Weoarry the celebrated POST & MARKET $: § scale 1 Wa. Britland at bis saloon on Broad Tea Coffee _ Mill PORTUONDO H. SHEARER, Saea Fra ee 8 s s . Colley Brothers bave the very best . *'Teet makes « specialty of Fazcy Nuts . Raisins ‘" Quban hand-made Se cigar . mS te ag aeof beef, pork, mutton and veal on band . Drinks, and you oan depend that they American, Kdam Cheese Also other brande of leading cigars,. _''Y Marshal and Tex Collector, & “ at all times are mixed properly. Cafe Noir Tobscoo, snoker’s articles, ete. i, Nevada Oity, June 17, 1904. JEWELER oi Nevada Oly

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Gyfem, + > £$6,Per Year . By Carrier, es ~ Delivered toany vart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City GATURDAY 2 ooccccc cases cn soe as ee JULY 2, 1904 12 1-2c Per Week To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, ~ Charles Warren Fairbanks. NEVADA COUNTY PIONEERS N the first page of the TRANSCRIPT tuday will be seen a group picture of seventy-two Nevada county pioneers, many of whom are still living not withstanding the fact that the largest majority have passed to the other shore. This picture has been reproduced several times at intervals since it was first published by the TRANSCRIPT in the early eighties, and each time our readers have taken renewed pleasure in looking at the faces of the old timers and pondering over happy memories of the past suggested by these once sturdy Argonauts of the West. Time has made many changes, however, and nearly all these pioneers who are still living have almost reached the age of three-score years andten. May their last days be their best days and unsullied happiness and prosperity crown the pathway of declining life until they rejoin their fellow pioneers who have preceded them to the Golden Land of eternal happiness. a a ee ee ee ee A DISPUTED QUESTION — HE California Promotion Committee, that by the way is doing excellent work for the advertising of the re— sources of our entire State, has sent out an article urging all Californians to discontinue the abbreviation of the name of the State, and suggest that “Cal.,” “Calif.,” or “Cali.” stand for haste and that their use does not help to advertise the State. The Wednesday Press of Alameda county takes a different view of the question and says: “Abbreviations of the names of localities that aré known throughout the wide world are strictly permissible. If one sees the letters ‘“‘N. Y.” in writing or print he at once knows that it has reference to the great Empire State that is the gateway at this hemisphere from Europe. And so it is with the abbreviation of the word California, or even to carry it to greater restriction, the two letters ‘“‘S. F.” have a universal meaning and convey as much as if the unnecessary words San Francisco were written out. Inthe more primitive days men signed their names with a single initial. B. Franklin, D. Webster, H. Clay, A. Lincoln are familiar on some of the most imp>rtant State papers of this country, and everybody at a glance knew whose hands controlled the pen. It is necsary where a man or a country is universally known that there should not be a useless expenditure of time for the purpose of identification.” \poctal Dispatches to Transcript JADANESE STILL ADVANCING General Kuropatkin in Personal Command of Slavs Who Still H old a Pass. LIAOYANG, July 2—The Japanese are steadily advancing over the extended front and General Kuropatkin is in Rassians. . personal command of the The Russians are holding Dalin Pass and heavy reinforcements are arriving daily. MONTANA SALOON RODDED A Policeman Killed and One Robber Wounded ina Fight Which Followed. HExEnA, Mont., July 2—The Owl Saloon at Billings was held up by masked robbers. early this morning. Policeman Hannah was killed and Sheriff Hannah was wounded. One robber was ca BASEBALL TOMRROW ptured. Concert al ‘Natlonal Hotel. In honor of the presence of our disAuroras Against the Nevadas at Glenbrook Park Tomorrow. The metch game between the Auroras and Nevadas at Glenbrook Park tomorrcw afternoon is going to bea lively one. From all indications, the largest crowd of baseball admirers that has tarned out for the season will be on band, and the contest is bound to create great excitement. Each side has been practicing diligently of late, and some fine playing will be seen on the diamond, Go early and be on hand when the tinguished visitor, Admiral McQOaila, ‘Wild’s Orchestra will render the following selected program during the dinner hour from 5 to 7:30 tomorrow evening at the National and Annex. Steward Stern -+has also prepared a special Sunday dinmer, the menu for which may be found in another colump : Merch, “Fall In Line.” (Rosey.) Overture, ‘‘Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna.” (Suppe ) Rabinstein’s Melodie in F. Waltzes, “In Florida.” (Gange.) Selection from “The Singing Girl.” (Herbert. ) Intermezzo, (Schwartz. ) Raymond Overture. (Thomas.) Selected songs from “The Prince of Pilsen.” (Laders.) ay Peraphrase, “The Palms.” (Sacred.) “Phe Gondolier.” Be The following is to be the formation of Monday’s parade, as arranged by Calendar Tuesdag. ba eee. Grand a. ’ . ated carriages. ae Knights of the Royal Arch with float, THE BIG DARADE.) s*<icrts prema” The Tuq-oi-War. Marshal Dr. I. L. Bowman and aides. The big tug-of-war between the Les Grass Valley Uity Band. Grass Valley Fire Department with compton and Oustomah teams will take place at the El Oro dance platIn Holiday Attire, r On the Foarth of July Nevada City will be gayer than she ever was before, The sound of the hammer could t A Grand Display £0): Mate at Monday's Celebration, Marshal H. W. Brand: Grend Marshal H. W. Brand. Assistant Grand Marsbal G. W. Starr. FIRST DIVISION. Nevade Hose Oo. Nol, with float. form this evening. It is to be a very Oo., with. exciting contest, and a large crowd will witness the fan. Each team is in fine trim for the work, and it wil be a pull for victory well worth going tosee. The admission has been fixed at 60 conte for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies, which will include dancing. The Boye’ Band will furnish the muPennsylvania Engine float. ; Prospect Hill Hose Oo. No. 8, with float. nde Piety Hill Hose Co, No. 4, with float. Red Men of Grase Valley and Nevada City on foot and boreeback. + 2@e =

Gtit-edge secarity against storm and tress of weather in Gilt Edge whisky The following business will come. ® before the Superior Court Tuesday: Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 heard above everything else today ad the services of decorators were in demend. Almost every building wil! # be besutified with streamers of red, white and blue bunting, above which will float the stars and stripes, the pride and glory of every American oit~ izen. From the top of the Oourt. . ‘house will sbine ferth the word Nevada, signifying to our guests that they are welcome within our gates and mngt make themeelves at home, Nevada City will be more profusely decorated this year than ever before, showing that patriotiam still reigns supreme Estate of John Armstrong, deceased. Battery st., 8. F. among our citizens. j 3 Rev OPEN-AIR DANCING BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING -—— AT THE— Fourth Maher & Co., Nevada City _& : ; Return and account of sale of pereonal a SS Bloor Marshal G, A. Nihbell and aides. property. . . ; hold: Grass Valley Band, Richard Trathen. ” 5.4446 of Edward Miller, deceased. ” > ‘ : leader. Retarn and account of sale of personal Oo. 0,N.G. 0. property. ‘ Oo. 1, N. G. O. Estate of John A. Regli, deceased. , tebe sdf pr aint arth R Guardian’s account of minors e ‘ . . Moti to retax S t d h . d Goddess of Liberty and float. Ree pa a ees re a ur ay 1S t e ast ay to Fioat of the States of the Union. ‘ ‘ Three carriages with the City Trosoll buy before the Fourth tees of Grase Valley and Nevada City. Given Their Liberty : is vit Neva Rebekab float. 3 Be Decorated bicycles., ob Oacriege representing Women’s Re . Tbe three Iodians who were picked A FEW RESFINDERS Bae lief Corps. up on the street corner in an iutoxtr 4 Thot SECOND DIVISION. cated condition last evening by the Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths, oven officers, were given their freedom toRed, White and Blue Bunting. : —. ‘ Marshal W. A. Olioch and aides. day by Judge Coughlan on their prom72 in, Tarlenton, allcolors. . Oheese Cloth, all colors. a =P Nevada City Boys’ Band. foes kee ober Goth atter the Neck Ribbons in Satin, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard. 4 Ge Knights of Sherwood Forest of Ne-. n oP Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles. In White, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode. Oroe vada City and Grass Valley Foarth. aes ‘. a beers Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, with large and small buckels, all Sacr ; 1. 8. Shekespeare Olub float. Mrs, William Clarke of Pinole ared Tass Hoes in Lace, Black and Colored, 250, 50c. q Fou B. P. Q. of Elks. rived here today on a visit to her sieter, Ohildren’s Lace Hose, 25c. ‘ q G. Native Daughters fost and decor. Mrs. Walter Palmer. Summer Corsets, many different styles, all sizes, 50c, 1. Alle : New Neck Ruching, 8 differen styles. cisco = —_——=__—==_= —= New Hair Oombs. New Hat Pins New Linen Collars and Smell Ties, M New Pompadore Combs. New Girdle Foundations, made of Orfuoline, also ; the Ribbon to cover the girdles. _ Gres D FR) I i GHTF ; J j _ Por the Aids—Gold Cords and Gold Stars for the Hats. . Was Come SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY, y F, —OPEN EVERY EVENING— /. bert a Je of July, ~ com : q on . Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of. 7 . M Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. ‘? Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. a vi Buys a WALTHAM or aa = a M 6 Hi as ELGIN Nickel Dust Prooffegmme 8 Watch at our store, Other? ie Cl Oro Club Dance Platform 22 = "2" REDE tek K FINE MUSIC BY THE BOYS’ BAND. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. A & H. W. HARTUNG. RAE KIB He HHS Watches and Clock propora. Wor see them and get our prices. Bg, = Mr Watchmakers Broad Stree 7 g. 2 DR. ROONEY’S. TUG-OF-WAR ——FOR——. Oustomah 6000000000000 ae Is a Certain Cure. Try it. Thick tot VS. 'PRESCRIPTION PALMER & JOHNSON § MALARIA Fe Liquors $ Cigars) * Wholeeale and retailfdealers in : ‘ — at tty game starts. The line-up comprises Merch: treme * When: Jebony. Comes BROAD 8T REET Vintons Dhamay ss -meS Lecompton { Broad Street, & m players who have distingaisbed themMarebing Home.” (Edwerds.) ; —f e be gelves as experts, and to fally appre3 9 F et fo eres a aie: at the El Oro Club Dance Platform) THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS Caurel Parior Par e see it from the beginning. e ’ % : is Admission to the grounds has been But si the best are kept by us. Drop in and le cz fixed at twenty-five cente for gentle-} The following business was trans; ample our e! oon of July 4th a ajor Simonds ooo Jadge F, T. Nilon presiding: field, will be an exposition of the Na-. e#een that Laurel Parlor, No 6,N.8 GOOD BARGAIN. Nellie Riley vs. G. E. Riley. MoChe Leading Brands of Cigars E tional game, such as has never before . G. W., will give a dance at the El Oro tion of defendant to set aside jadgJul 2. 100 weowe been seen in thip section. Antioipat-. Platform on Wednesday evening, July ment, heretofore submitted, overruled. Md ’ 9 4 f ing that there will be many cloge. 18th. It isto be a grand affair,and. 4 .even-room cottage on Long +e at the conclusion of which CHASIPION SALOON it plays, end in consequence dieputed de-. 48 the Learelites know how to please . , 40+ is offered for sale. Call at once. if you wert a good, cool drink of aa , O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietor a clelons, two ampiree have been pro-. the public In the amasement line 4) .14 yon oan get it at your own price. . veer—the very best in town—drop ip » Froprietors, Broad Street, Nevada City b vided for the occasion—Major P. F. large attendance ie assured, jac8 FRED E. BROWN. and see Wm, Barry. Cx A ID DA N te ES — re Simonds and Joseph M. Anderson of —_—___-ce0--—__. — Sd 3 on Gorham Silver Polish ( Sacramento. The Nevada Elke have : will be held. ; eee » been practicing faithfally and i nera OMOPPOwW Sil ; Semke’s Cut Giese ecticing faithfully an promise . Fj iT 2 — f the people that they will cover theme H O al E i: A N T L E R S ADMISSION Mg ; . M k selves with giory, but ities very likely ‘ Fa 8 trite Wail. Tha Maaeveciiio alles, xe LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors Gentlemen Dsus dite ecue Mleheed cia biaiitds Geslanegiapin ta Sete acess 50 cents SHREVE & CO. Stationery. : equally as confident, but they may be-. Tbe faneralof Albert O'to Penrose, UO OR carries eit treet eRe alt ots nick ends oh 25 cents Invitations to Wed come mired in the slickens The line. the thirteen-monthe-old soo of Mr. ‘ a all oth ae are Ag b up of the Nevada Elke will be as fol[and Mre. Thomas Penrose, who passed aa peat) SEN ephemtensiouid } r lows: J. H. Rogers, o and es; J. F,. 9W8Y yesterday morning, will take : arrlage announcements. q Colley, p and if; E. A. Moore, 1b; ©. J. place temorrow afternoon at 8 o’clock. DI N N ER ‘ City axes Reception and visiting cards. anu ac re r Graham, 2b; F. L. Arbogast, es and o;. Lhe services will be beld at the home —£ SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1904]3— 2 Correspondence cards em i J. M. Hadley, rf; H.W. Brand, of; A,. °f the parents on Boulder straet, Rev. : s0necee belliched’ “With. A ‘ © i 2 emanate Ono: ° P. Kramb, If and p; substitutes, W. H. W&. Bimer officiating. Mock Turtle Couscniina. caPesne Siiintes hid xsi; pra ewe P y Dunl:p, EB. A. Parke, W. G. Richards —-— + ce Baked White Fish with Brown 8 . cre eet eens eee . i snd Preston. S a Ch Saath eel ey n Sauce : . The Otty Taxes for the fiscal year upoasn request. . c 9 2 : Bi ass erious arge. Crab Salad en Mayonnaise Gherkins Chow Chow Queen Olives OHEMIAN 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and This is one of the things in 3 i . . Always In Demand. re a of ton ih Cae a . : i . al which we excel Theres e at ah cate a ENTO aE Ragout of Sweetbreads with Mushrooms Pure, Pale and Bottled se i nicer : ’ Y Sgeew: » Jaly 1.—Harry Hunter . Beef a la Mode, Jerdinere Sauce Only at the Brewery in St. Louis. seu en arias F i The Woodpecker cigar, eod Richard Olerk, two young men Chieken Giblets with Curry and Rice ring or pin made : William Gia + made by from the town of Folsom, were lodged Stewed Veal Kidney with Champignons SOLD EVERYWHERE. MOND AY AUGUST Ist out o quartz f aN ae Ite 0, lealways in demand. in the county jail this morning on su:. Boston Cream Puffs, Sauce Anglaise ’ " WATCHES that bear the ‘ ii ea points of excellence are 20} picion of being accessories to » crim)-. Roast Young Hen with Dressing Prime of Beef Pan Gravy Z Stamp of SHREVE & heal . nown to sil smokers thst the] al operation which caused the’ death . Breast of Veal Stuffed Roll of Beef with Dressing E. W. SCHTLUDT. . £ wit we ot my ottice 1 “o % mere mention of thie choice brandis . of g young woman named Louise Mey-. Mashed Potatoes i Steamed Potatoes. : : aia andi Ge hike SOU VENIR SPOONS esas aha panos 8 re The young women died on the Summer Squash Stewed Tomatoes , the leading desler in Hall, for the purpose of collecting rund ‘publication, «Indian } now . 27tb of June and the body was buried, . Apple Pie 5 Rhubarb Pie Pear Pie trow Point Jewelry.” ~ Containing engravings of pointe ‘ celebrated Woodpecker, aod its popu. Owing to suspicious olroumetanees the Saree escent cede CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. . taxes, trom 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to. I] SHREVE & COMPA fd y. of interest in and aroand : larity is ever on the increase. body was exhumed and. the arrests _ Jelly Cake Assorted Cake Pine Street, Nevada City. 6 and 768 p. m. until A ia Manufacturers, Jewelers ons Borate OMe. { wai followed. * “ Queen Pudding with Frosting oe . t. Silversmith pitti, & a’ i Good Meats. vie ‘ Vanilla Ice Cream y» . Weoarry the celebrated POST & MARKET $: § scale 1 Wa. Britland at bis saloon on Broad Tea Coffee _ Mill PORTUONDO H. SHEARER, Saea Fra ee 8 s s . Colley Brothers bave the very best . *'Teet makes « specialty of Fazcy Nuts . Raisins ‘" Quban hand-made Se cigar . mS te ag aeof beef, pork, mutton and veal on band . Drinks, and you oan depend that they American, Kdam Cheese Also other brande of leading cigars,. _''Y Marshal and Tex Collector, & “ at all times are mixed properly. Cafe Noir Tobscoo, snoker’s articles, ete. i, Nevada Oity, June 17, 1904. JEWELER oi Nevada Oly