July 21, 1903 (4 pages)

~ Nee te paattenr ee were os ‘a oeaon, ee eg ee NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Sram Cry Dass Te AA NTN “ERED EH. BROWN; Manager. . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6zPor Year . BY Carrier, Lert oe Delivered: toany part of the city. een 12 1+2c Por Week Church in This City Issued ia Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. Last Evening. TUESDAY. cleus Culebisale dawns viacenies le SS 0 S08) (See ¥8 60.699 Neceaie.s July 21, 1903 ; HE opening of the cable between the United States been brought into close touch with the centers of civilization. The world is becoming very simall indeed, and . sented from the pastor, Sunday So eocra hical Superintendent, Epworth League Pres-. there is little temaining = ss apeseing sia geograp ident, Class Leaders, President of the. city, being a daughter of Mr. HoffLadies Aid Socity, Treasurer of the}man of Nevada street. Ten years ago only a very few persons» in 5 Europe and . Missionary Societies and from the. about 45 years. America really knew’ much about tne Philippines, Alaska, South Africa or the interior of Northern China and Siberia. . peen successtal, and were fall of hope. and two daughters, Miss Minnie Hehn For the last few years the eyes of the world have been cen-. for the future. tered upon those hitherto unknown spots, * the theater of great events recently, aud their geography, tosense, to be discovered. pography, climate, inhabitants _under critical popular-examination. The gold and diamond discoveries and the Boer war. % Barr, James” Bovey, Ed Badger, that came as a consequence made all South Africa familiar to the people in Europe and America. ing opened up. to the agencies «of civilization, and ere long the traveler can take train at Alexandria on the Mediter-. born. ranean and travel direct by rail mamione a break to the Cape of Good Hope. A quicker and more marvelous opening up of a terra in-. department of the Epworth League. cognito is exhibited in Alaska. Arctic circle. and unknown desolation. They have been . tees were elected for the ensuing year: The last querterly conference of the pa a 9 Methodist church for the carrent con-. terribly shocked and grieved this afterCIVILIZATION $ GREAT ference year was held in the Methodist . noon to-learn that Mrs; James Grose, church parlors last evening, the Pre-. beloved wife of James Grose, the well, eidiog Eider, Dr. W. 8S, Matthews, injknown miner and stone mason, Trad . the chair. O. F. Brayton was elected. been summoned-to her eternal home hi h idit ith secretary After devotional exercises . early this afternoon. ——~ , and the Philippines emp asizes the rapidity w of song and prayer, the regular items. Mrs. Grose had been afflicted with : e places of the earth have recently . of business were attended to, pertain-. yellow jaundice for some ‘time, and] vik ee ee y ing to-ail the varied interests of the} although her death was not totally un rexpected, yet it was a sad blew to those near and dear to her. ‘Deceased was born and reared in this church. Yearly reports were Board of Trustees. Held at the Methodist. A. Well-Known Lady Called to Rest This. All the reports] left to mourn a good and noble lady’s showed that the work of the yearhaddeath are left one son, and Miss Nellie Grose. The fellowing officers and commit-. leaves a humber of brothers and sisters who reside in this city and Stockton, Afternoon. =. The people of this community were load and long. ANG VIS DUBLIN, Dusiin, July 21.—King Edward and Queen Alexandra reached Kingstown this morning, en route on their journey. They arrived at Dublin shortly after 11 0 clock and made a state entry into the city. The great crowd which gathered manifested great enthusiasm and cheered the royal visitor, She was aged She also Curcaco, July 21—A tetriflc hail storm, accompanied with fearful thunder and lightning, struck this city at noon Besides a hasband. today. Great damage was done in the parks. Many of the big windows in the business part of the town were destroyed. The storm struck to the bravest hearts. ; re Fred E. Brown, manager of the TRansontpt, has been heard from again. He writes that he is in better health than he has been for yeare and will soon be able to resume hie duties on does, This is the longest outing he has like a new man whey he returns ‘home. New Departure. gates to the great General Conferenes . that charges have been chosen at the Quart-. proves that erly Conferences, but under the new . sented, This should be of untola constitution of ‘the church sdopted)jto parents or guardians of ohildrg at the leet general conference, the(who are annoyed with this ant the Transonmr. A few days ego he/. cares Eafe from the rer visited Portland Heights and intended . children that affliction of to go to Mount Hood, but the depth of . the kidneys and auxiliary FY Otgans, snow there prevented the trip. He} mother’s lot is for from happy oy y bas visited Oregon Oity, Ashton and . This condition can ke other places in Oregon. Today will be. and absolutely cured by the ue spent at Vancouver. If Fred does not. Doan’s Kidney Pills. When kuow how to enjoy bimeelf on such a. known the mother’s burden vil y trip we don’t know of any one who} lighter and her home happier, had in many years, and he will feel. ley Road, says: “A cage of a whose coutrol over the action of ; kidney secretions at night was . ; came to’ my notice some time was very serious and despite « every fort. made to stop it it could Dot ~ . checked. It was saieen tht Day An election by the members of the. Kidney Pills were guaranteed to Methodist church is appointed for the. jast such embarrassing and unton first Wednesday in August for the. nate a condition in children. purpose of electing a delegate to the] course of the treatment was given his lay conference which meets at Pacific. the pills being obtained at Vinton Grove in September, when Lay dele-. drug store, I cannot Positively ‘the weakness has been , of the Church which meets at Los/strengthened as to say the child) Angeles in May, 1904, are to be chosen. . absolutely cured, but the help ¢ Heretofore the delegates. from the by Dosn’s Kidney Pills more # mencing 1 County o } will work netees 0 y will hol ty Treasu received $ bm the & mount ap » accordin ft th t the remedy acts as st and productions have come Board of Trustees—E. J. Morgan,. besides numerous other relatives. W. Truav, B. F. Snell and F. W, Powell. Board of Stewards—R. G. McCutchan, The funeral will ebe held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence on the Washington road. All Africa is now be-. Sweet, Mrs. Ray Marchie, Mrs. Jobn R. Sandow Sr., Ed Marchie, ©. F. Brayton, J. H. Polkinghorn, D. O. Werry and Mrs. E. 8, Hathaway. Recording Steward, J. H. PolkingCOMMITTEES. man, with members of the missionary Forged Check. Woop.anp, July 20—Frank M. Ooleman was today held to appear before the Superior Court on a charge of forMissions—J, H. Polkinghorn, chair-. gery, He signed a check for $2, made in his own favor, ueing the signature PALO MontTREAL, Canada, July 2r—Two freight trains collided on the Canadian Pacific railroad on a long bridge over Grand river today. There were a number of the cars precipitated into the river. TRAINS COLLIE Six men were drowned. The fabulously rich gold discoveries in the watershed of the Yukon have brought the settlements and. luxuries of civilization almost within the Railways, telegraph and telephone lines are being operated in what was afew years ago an unsettled Monroe and Mrs, Brodie. Tract . Distribution — =Miss Nev Waters, with members of mercy ad} tution the check was drawn. help department of Epworth League. J, Tamblyn. Between the Pacific and the Indian Ocean, the Philip-. ;.nasburg and E. J. Morgan. pine archipelago slumbered in forgotten isolation till the thunder of Dewey’s guns made the inhabitants acquainted with Western power and brought this unknown part of the East to the attention of the civilized world. have learned more of the Philippines than was learned in the Manila is now nearer Washington, in the practical sense, than St. Louis was when Jefferson four centuries previous. made the Louisiana purchase. China was laid open to the gaze of the world by the march of the Allies to Peking, and the pushing of Russian conquest and railways across Siberia to the shores of the PaThus in Africa, Asia, America and the isles of the sea civilization has penetrated and turned on the light of modern : inquiry. The telegraph that ticks its message between . ®7e#lous and progressive pastor, who cific. E eae, oh ne oa i always works for-the beat interests of Alpha. . 06] Occidental .> 34 Washington and Manila is the voice of civilization telling of. nieftock. During bis pastorate good . °F the big dredgers, which will be far Beloher.-.43 . Andes... 9 BIG PLATFORM its advances.and discoveries. Not much is left to be opened . progress has been made in the several different from any working in that dis. Confidence .,1 30 Grass Valley, up save the regions around the poles, and even these inhospitable lands are yielding up their secrets. to be very ian sean wath Sunday Schools—D. O. Sweet, Mrs, Temperance—S. Barr, W. Truan and/ onder the influence of liquor, and Education — Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs, passed the check on a local ssloun, and it was afterward ‘honored by the 8! Bank of Woodland, upon which inatiColeman was arrested Saturday night. He .was gives that asan excuse. He admitted of Bell & Snyder, contractors, for Church Extension — James Bovey,. jnom he had been waking: He Siocks, Bonds, ric. The following are the quotations} asked for stock and bonds at the close . of the Methodist church for the Sacraof yesterday afternoon’s sessions of. mento district, left this morning for the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY. this planet of ours. Church Rec rds—O. F. Brayton. Parsonage and Farniture — The Ladies’. Aid Society. Music—Jobhn Werry, adic, with Estimating—R. Sandow, E. J. Morgan and OC. F. Brayton. Resolution asking for the return of the pastor, Rev. William Angwin, for another year was unanimously adopted. Before closing the Elder expressed great. satisfaction at the condition of all the affairs of the charch. Angwin remain as pastor meets with a hearty approval among the members of the church, and is also pleasing to our citizens in general. branches of church work, and it is the wish of his congregation that no worthy pastor to carry out his well sible. The request to have Rev. William. Y!€°rbeing purchased or week. trict. This is due to the fact that the ground is much deeper and of a rock Weare getting . change be madé, thus enabling the . OF coment nature. bonded every WATER AND GAS. As ooo as tho machines ea>. Grown Point. 22. Julie 20°.» He ie. be built work upon the O’Brien tract’ Yellow Jacket. 71] Caled: i. ‘will be commenced. W. P. Hammond . Imperial.. ig now in the East placing rush orders . Kentack.. 04} Silver Hill 15} Challenge Left for Bloomfield. North Bloomfield, where be will preside at the quarterly conferenee of the dition of a literary program. <@> 85 eo election of these delegates was put directly in the hands of the members, instead of in the church officiary as @ . heretofore, All members of the church over twenty-one years of age are eliheld after the prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, August Sth. D. 0: Sweet, CO, R. Murchie aud T. F. Powell have been appointed as judges. Habby, get me a bottle of Oook’s Water from the refrigerator, it’s so gible to vote. This election will be. is the \ b this city help unde pate weakness,” ¥ Vm. Giff Sold for 50 cents a box by all g B matter ers, FosterMilburn Oo., Buffalo, I & Flemi ¥., sole agents for the United § F “ i a Remember the name—Doan's~ take no Dri sin Davers, « thma, was . yeaterda pid. sor H. O. , Weeks a ing are That Throbbing Headache Would quickly. leave you, if used Dr, King’s Row Life Pill, in sands of sufferers have proved {i ‘matchless merit for Sick sie Ne Headaches. They make pure } and bulid up your health. Only ir Rough refreshing these “— days. cente, money back if not cured. § ‘Aret of by W. D. Vinton, Dragglst. firet of / if you want a scot, cool arink 0’ Sat busin Dr. W. 8. Mathewe, presiding elder . ‘ mpany . lls and J en in ch me many y¢ Melon, an . of Ma Fall the le beer—the very best in town—drop. in ‘and.see Wm, Barry. tf-m7 For the best vg every thing in meat Hine send your orders to Ni itt i NOW. cdo od.cswe'es x sles Smarisville Astir. Pacific Ges and Wsettie 05 57 Takes the burn out; heals the wound San Francisco Gas and Electric. 673¢. cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectric MINING STOOKS. Oil, the household remedy. Mining interests in and around Gobir t's'n sie en ao Seng bere Nevada. ~ = ba ty, lookin exican .. tah ees Smartaville, Yabo Comaty, ore Oo Gogh & Gar. Staab. 7 Onl up, and the old town is taking on, ee Best & Bel. “1 82 Exchequer ns Ok toa considerable extent, its old-time} Oo, Oai.&Val.1 40. Seg. Belcher. 07 -@ < Along the Yuba river, below . Savage ..: 17. Overman... ocia ance that place, land for: dredge mining is} OCbollar.. 22. Justice.. Potosi .. 23) Union —To be given by-—— —on the— The Boyle Esiate. In the matter of the estate of Col. E. D. Boyle, deceased, a petition for letters of administration was filed in the Superior Oourt today by Fred Searls in bebalf of Edward Boyle, a‘son of the late Colonel, who was well known in this section. .A similar petition, by Michael Hussey, of Willow Valley, was before the court for consideration, but was withdrawn after some little differences between the petifioners were settled. The late Colonel Boyle was interested in a mine at Willow Valley with Mr. Hus sey, and this led to the court being applied to in the matter. A petition was also filed in the estate of Sarah Boyle, deceased, that letters of administration be issued to Edwa:d Boyle, the young man mentioned above. This course of procedure in the latter instance was taken cn account Mrs. Sarah Boyle having been the widow of the deceased Colonel. Hospital Notes, J. Connell was brought over to the county seat from Truckee, last night, and was admitted to the Hospital for treatment for a badly fractured arm: According to his statemant, Connell was accidentally injared by a heavy board falling on-his arm while piling lumber, E. Erickson, who entered the County Hospital about two months ago to receive medical treatment for a severe attack of ‘malaria, was discharged from the institution today, haying fally re« covered. Den Dever,a familiar figure at the . est throughout the country. hospital grounds who is subject to bad Spooks in Theater. A medium sized audience at the Nevada Theater last evening witnessed the opening of a one week’s engagement of Faits, The Great Co. It is announced that the six nights will be devoted to demonstrations of bypnotism, mind reading, mental télegraphy, prestigation and mystery. The work of Prof. Charles W. Fait and Miss Ida Fait was enjoying, mystifying and satisfying, and no doubt each evening’s entertainment will be large attended. Fait is clever in the profession and the most of his~work is entirely new and original. Te eight years ago he took up the profession of his uncle, ‘‘Faits, The Great,” traveling the Americas, England, France, Germany, Holland and Switzerland. In Australia the elder Fait died leaving his entire estate to his nephew, Oharles W. Fait. Thé inhezitance of a large ranch and homestead in Ligriveer, Ind., a gold mine in Monango, North Dakots, and auother in Baker City, Oregon, has not tempted the Professor to settle permanently. He is a wanderer and says himself that he doesn’ t ever expect to leave the road. At 2:30 o’clock this afternoon Fait hypnotized his daughter in the window of L. Hyman & OCo.’s store, There she will remain in bypnotic slumber until 7:30 o’clock this evening, when she will be removed to the theater and awakened at 9 o’clock on the stage. Prof. Fait has played 192 towns in California on the present tour. One year ago at the Los Angeles chutes he gave the byrial teet of a subject underground for eight days in bypnotic sleep. This excited widespread interThis evening the famous “Resto attacks of asthma, is again at the. Oapio,” a feat without equal -in the county infirmary and undergoing aj world, will be witnessed: by the eudcouree of treatment. A toy trust has been formed in the . . East and is absorbing all the toy fac-. Edge? Husband—No. tories, ience, —_———+ er He said, get It is evidently getting ready. the best whisky He knew that I knew for the Obristmas trade, and the pfice {and now you know which is the best, on dolls, pop-gans and other eseentiale . Wholesale at 820 Oley 8t.,8, F. Wichmay show sharp advance, . men, Lutgen & Oo, tying to specifications presented by the laid plans to a successful termination. Special Meeting. A special meeting was held last evening by the Board of Oity Trustees for the purpose of receiving bids for the building of an abutment near the steel bridge. Four bids were submitted and upon being opened were found to be as follows: Fred Geiger — For cement; rock and cement, $525. J.W. Brady—Cement, $645. W. J. Organ—Stone work, $619, to allow $30 for the use of the stone now on the site; cement, $505. Tompkins & Bost—Concrete, accord$625; city, $426; according to specificatione submitted by biddere, $409. After some discussion the bids were all rejected, and new estimates were called for for the building of not only the abutment, but aleo the constraction work.on the north side of the bridge, as well as repairing the wall of the Gold Run “Gridge. Metimates for this work are to be submitted separ ately, and Monday, July 27th, was fixed as the time for receiving offers. The appiication of Robert Kay of the Standard Aepbaltum Company asking for a permit to pave Broad street the width of National Alley and as fer as the car track, was discussed at some length and finally refused. Some discussionregarding a fountain on the Plaza was had, but no definite action was taken, Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactared by an expert ieinelonne at Britland’s. tf THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE . = i biillding, today. -~ + Work was begun on the unfinished portion of the asphaltam work on Broad street, in front of the Hussey beverage. Cook’s Water is a most delicious Twelve pieces. lady, or two ladies, 50 cents: . .Refitted and Refurnished. ‘ The Big Hotel is ready to treat guests right. We will make you feel at home. Absolutely Pure Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors. "+ (Formerly Union) pa “2% ° COMPANY 1, 2d REG. INF. N. 6. ¢. Wednesday Evening, August 6th Music by the Grass Valiey Band of Respectfully, Maher & Co., Nevada Ci Maher's Tlightgown Darel. gee window. ES ————— Our window contains Gowns and Prices. of them left.’ So don’t wait, as the prices are cut to piece today that he forged the check end church Board, which will be held there bf constr signified his:isitention to plead guilty . URINE Went. -------------""-T G4’ . this evening. When the business of i Oalitor in the higher court, Judge Gaddis is niand, tbe meeting has been concluded, an comm away on his vacation, but another 4s Quarterly U. 8. Bonds : 111% address will be delivered by Dr. Math> { judge will be called in as soon a8 pos-. Ray Gounty Power Oo., 5s ..1 054g . &¥8, which will be followed by the renAY] foffman, ind Oscar Blue ‘Te bringin inck. M: the San that Rev. pted a os Oaklan arberi an: Bg in a be ir the Gol when the ae eds the brid dante fall f twenty © was ser pived a . ther min Only fi TICKETS—ad mitting gentleman and Nevaaa City ri. escape i slightly Fonly sh ‘emembe it has occ issue of Ontaining icle writt ceived . he recept and alk bgraph « Maher & FRUIT JARS ; Ball Mason Jars — ; bd by Th i 1. 9004 p apecim Pints, per dozen ... 00.0. sscvigls Boal». 9 signing Quarts, pér dozen ...:.. ee sect fi Scremonl » ® pictu is city al Pass Vall mend wi Half Gallon, per dozem..:.:cecese see es it Gaylor’s 25 Cent That Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound OB gO RE OO pe Family Coffee TODA Y’S Great Clearance Sale at osgimery Bros. Wife—Did doctor prescribe Old Gilt . @SOHEMIAN “qinc oF ALE gible. ge SOLD EVERYWHERE. Roasted Dally. dye Ghogpemreg to order, with or withont chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. 25 Cts——Ladies’ Shiri Weists cut ceocnae Cts 5 Cts——Ladies’ and Children’s Vests cut to——S5 Cis 75 Cis——New Kimonas today—— 75 Cts New Belts—the latest out New Corset Covers 3 N ew Belt Buckles > New Ribbons Catt and see the Yow Soods, Lightning Jars — Pints, per Gozen.:..:..cccecesseos sorsees ae Seale ae ers 7) Quarts, pet Gower. ciiesicce cbdieg sisees coo eee . Half Gallon, per dozem....:. ec ceo cee eet Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Hand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pe Pure Refined Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Comp: NEVADA o a mt Sen ci REG ia nsetemisenitemnnmemnsn TT M. L. & D. MARSH LUMBER DEALER ——carry 8 full line ot—— bod to this it Was f cough es Mrs. O Ind., “ pI ha f I walk fully an her medi of Dr. iy cured P It’s al ‘Coughs, ind all 1 Price 50c et W, Ni RECT J ADA ‘Admit “Tauloc’ 's Broad Street, Nevada Oity. Tea and Coffee House “8 Broad Street, ROSENBERG BROS. ‘CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. . Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Moulé Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, @ A ar ated 5 : h MASURY’S PAINT ee : of its . trom one pint up, Call and see. — and ‘Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel OG ¢

~ Nee te paattenr ee were os ‘a oeaon, ee eg ee NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Sram Cry Dass Te AA NTN “ERED EH. BROWN; Manager. . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6zPor Year . BY Carrier, Lert oe Delivered: toany part of the city. een 12 1+2c Por Week Church in This City Issued ia Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. Last Evening. TUESDAY. cleus Culebisale dawns viacenies le SS 0 S08) (See ¥8 60.699 Neceaie.s July 21, 1903 ; HE opening of the cable between the United States been brought into close touch with the centers of civilization. The world is becoming very simall indeed, and . sented from the pastor, Sunday So eocra hical Superintendent, Epworth League Pres-. there is little temaining = ss apeseing sia geograp ident, Class Leaders, President of the. city, being a daughter of Mr. HoffLadies Aid Socity, Treasurer of the}man of Nevada street. Ten years ago only a very few persons» in 5 Europe and . Missionary Societies and from the. about 45 years. America really knew’ much about tne Philippines, Alaska, South Africa or the interior of Northern China and Siberia. . peen successtal, and were fall of hope. and two daughters, Miss Minnie Hehn For the last few years the eyes of the world have been cen-. for the future. tered upon those hitherto unknown spots, * the theater of great events recently, aud their geography, tosense, to be discovered. pography, climate, inhabitants _under critical popular-examination. The gold and diamond discoveries and the Boer war. % Barr, James” Bovey, Ed Badger, that came as a consequence made all South Africa familiar to the people in Europe and America. ing opened up. to the agencies «of civilization, and ere long the traveler can take train at Alexandria on the Mediter-. born. ranean and travel direct by rail mamione a break to the Cape of Good Hope. A quicker and more marvelous opening up of a terra in-. department of the Epworth League. cognito is exhibited in Alaska. Arctic circle. and unknown desolation. They have been . tees were elected for the ensuing year: The last querterly conference of the pa a 9 Methodist church for the carrent con-. terribly shocked and grieved this afterCIVILIZATION $ GREAT ference year was held in the Methodist . noon to-learn that Mrs; James Grose, church parlors last evening, the Pre-. beloved wife of James Grose, the well, eidiog Eider, Dr. W. 8S, Matthews, injknown miner and stone mason, Trad . the chair. O. F. Brayton was elected. been summoned-to her eternal home hi h idit ith secretary After devotional exercises . early this afternoon. ——~ , and the Philippines emp asizes the rapidity w of song and prayer, the regular items. Mrs. Grose had been afflicted with : e places of the earth have recently . of business were attended to, pertain-. yellow jaundice for some ‘time, and] vik ee ee y ing to-ail the varied interests of the} although her death was not totally un rexpected, yet it was a sad blew to those near and dear to her. ‘Deceased was born and reared in this church. Yearly reports were Board of Trustees. Held at the Methodist. A. Well-Known Lady Called to Rest This. All the reports] left to mourn a good and noble lady’s showed that the work of the yearhaddeath are left one son, and Miss Nellie Grose. The fellowing officers and commit-. leaves a humber of brothers and sisters who reside in this city and Stockton, Afternoon. =. The people of this community were load and long. ANG VIS DUBLIN, Dusiin, July 21.—King Edward and Queen Alexandra reached Kingstown this morning, en route on their journey. They arrived at Dublin shortly after 11 0 clock and made a state entry into the city. The great crowd which gathered manifested great enthusiasm and cheered the royal visitor, She was aged She also Curcaco, July 21—A tetriflc hail storm, accompanied with fearful thunder and lightning, struck this city at noon Besides a hasband. today. Great damage was done in the parks. Many of the big windows in the business part of the town were destroyed. The storm struck to the bravest hearts. ; re Fred E. Brown, manager of the TRansontpt, has been heard from again. He writes that he is in better health than he has been for yeare and will soon be able to resume hie duties on does, This is the longest outing he has like a new man whey he returns ‘home. New Departure. gates to the great General Conferenes . that charges have been chosen at the Quart-. proves that erly Conferences, but under the new . sented, This should be of untola constitution of ‘the church sdopted)jto parents or guardians of ohildrg at the leet general conference, the(who are annoyed with this ant the Transonmr. A few days ego he/. cares Eafe from the rer visited Portland Heights and intended . children that affliction of to go to Mount Hood, but the depth of . the kidneys and auxiliary FY Otgans, snow there prevented the trip. He} mother’s lot is for from happy oy y bas visited Oregon Oity, Ashton and . This condition can ke other places in Oregon. Today will be. and absolutely cured by the ue spent at Vancouver. If Fred does not. Doan’s Kidney Pills. When kuow how to enjoy bimeelf on such a. known the mother’s burden vil y trip we don’t know of any one who} lighter and her home happier, had in many years, and he will feel. ley Road, says: “A cage of a whose coutrol over the action of ; kidney secretions at night was . ; came to’ my notice some time was very serious and despite « every fort. made to stop it it could Dot ~ . checked. It was saieen tht Day An election by the members of the. Kidney Pills were guaranteed to Methodist church is appointed for the. jast such embarrassing and unton first Wednesday in August for the. nate a condition in children. purpose of electing a delegate to the] course of the treatment was given his lay conference which meets at Pacific. the pills being obtained at Vinton Grove in September, when Lay dele-. drug store, I cannot Positively ‘the weakness has been , of the Church which meets at Los/strengthened as to say the child) Angeles in May, 1904, are to be chosen. . absolutely cured, but the help ¢ Heretofore the delegates. from the by Dosn’s Kidney Pills more # mencing 1 County o } will work netees 0 y will hol ty Treasu received $ bm the & mount ap » accordin ft th t the remedy acts as st and productions have come Board of Trustees—E. J. Morgan,. besides numerous other relatives. W. Truav, B. F. Snell and F. W, Powell. Board of Stewards—R. G. McCutchan, The funeral will ebe held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the family residence on the Washington road. All Africa is now be-. Sweet, Mrs. Ray Marchie, Mrs. Jobn R. Sandow Sr., Ed Marchie, ©. F. Brayton, J. H. Polkinghorn, D. O. Werry and Mrs. E. 8, Hathaway. Recording Steward, J. H. PolkingCOMMITTEES. man, with members of the missionary Forged Check. Woop.anp, July 20—Frank M. Ooleman was today held to appear before the Superior Court on a charge of forMissions—J, H. Polkinghorn, chair-. gery, He signed a check for $2, made in his own favor, ueing the signature PALO MontTREAL, Canada, July 2r—Two freight trains collided on the Canadian Pacific railroad on a long bridge over Grand river today. There were a number of the cars precipitated into the river. TRAINS COLLIE Six men were drowned. The fabulously rich gold discoveries in the watershed of the Yukon have brought the settlements and. luxuries of civilization almost within the Railways, telegraph and telephone lines are being operated in what was afew years ago an unsettled Monroe and Mrs, Brodie. Tract . Distribution — =Miss Nev Waters, with members of mercy ad} tution the check was drawn. help department of Epworth League. J, Tamblyn. Between the Pacific and the Indian Ocean, the Philip-. ;.nasburg and E. J. Morgan. pine archipelago slumbered in forgotten isolation till the thunder of Dewey’s guns made the inhabitants acquainted with Western power and brought this unknown part of the East to the attention of the civilized world. have learned more of the Philippines than was learned in the Manila is now nearer Washington, in the practical sense, than St. Louis was when Jefferson four centuries previous. made the Louisiana purchase. China was laid open to the gaze of the world by the march of the Allies to Peking, and the pushing of Russian conquest and railways across Siberia to the shores of the PaThus in Africa, Asia, America and the isles of the sea civilization has penetrated and turned on the light of modern : inquiry. The telegraph that ticks its message between . ®7e#lous and progressive pastor, who cific. E eae, oh ne oa i always works for-the beat interests of Alpha.. . 06] Occidental ..> 34 Washington and Manila is the voice of civilization telling of. nieftock. During bis pastorate good . °F the big dredgers, which will be far Beloher..-..43 . Andes..... 9 BIG PLATFORM its advances.and discoveries. Not much is left to be opened . progress has been made in the several different from any working in that dis. Confidence ..,1 30 Grass Valley, up save the regions around the poles, and even these inhospitable lands are yielding up their secrets. to be very ian sean wath Sunday Schools—D. O. Sweet, Mrs, Temperance—S. Barr, W. Truan and/ onder the influence of liquor, and Education — Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs, passed the check on a local ssloun, and it was afterward ‘honored by the 8! Bank of Woodland, upon which inatiColeman was arrested Saturday night. He .was gives that asan excuse. He admitted of Bell & Snyder, contractors, for Church Extension — James Bovey,. jnom he had been waking: He Siocks, Bonds, ric. The following are the quotations} asked for stock and bonds at the close . of the Methodist church for the Sacraof yesterday afternoon’s sessions of. mento district, left this morning for the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY. this planet of ours. Church Rec rds—O. F. Brayton. Parsonage and Farniture — The Ladies’. Aid Society. Music—Jobhn Werry, adic, with Estimating—R. Sandow, E. J. Morgan and OC. F. Brayton. Resolution asking for the return of the pastor, Rev. William Angwin, for another year was unanimously adopted. Before closing the Elder expressed great. satisfaction at the condition of all the affairs of the charch. Angwin remain as pastor meets with a hearty approval among the members of the church, and is also pleasing to our citizens in general. branches of church work, and it is the wish of his congregation that no worthy pastor to carry out his well sible. The request to have Rev. William. Y!€°rbeing purchased or week. trict. This is due to the fact that the ground is much deeper and of a rock Weare getting . change be madé, thus enabling the . OF coment nature. bonded every WATER AND GAS. As ooo as tho machines ea>. Grown Point. 22. Julie 20°..» He ie. be built work upon the O’Brien tract’ Yellow Jacket.. 71] Caled: i. ‘will be commenced. W. P. Hammond . Imperial... ig now in the East placing rush orders . Kentack.... 04} Silver Hill 15} Challenge Left for Bloomfield. North Bloomfield, where be will preside at the quarterly conferenee of the dition of a literary program. <@> 85 eo election of these delegates was put directly in the hands of the members, instead of in the church officiary as @ . heretofore, All members of the church over twenty-one years of age are eliheld after the prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, August Sth. D. 0: Sweet, CO, R. Murchie aud T. F. Powell have been appointed as judges. Habby, get me a bottle of Oook’s Water from the refrigerator, it’s so gible to vote. This election will be. is the \ b this city help unde pate weakness,” ¥ Vm. Giff Sold for 50 cents a box by all g B matter ers, FosterMilburn Oo., Buffalo, I & Flemi ¥., sole agents for the United § F “ i a Remember the name—Doan's~ take no Dri sin Davers, « thma, was . yeaterda pid. sor H. O. , Weeks a ing are That Throbbing Headache Would quickly. leave you, if used Dr, King’s Row Life Pill, in sands of sufferers have proved {i ‘matchless merit for Sick sie Ne Headaches. They make pure } and bulid up your health. Only ir Rough refreshing these “— days. cente, money back if not cured. § ‘Aret of by W. D. Vinton, Dragglst. firet of / if you want a scot, cool arink 0’ Sat busin Dr. W. 8. Mathewe, presiding elder . ‘ mpany . lls and J en in ch me many y¢ Melon, an . of Ma Fall the le beer—the very best in town—drop. in ‘and.see Wm, Barry. tf-m7 For the best vg every thing in meat Hine send your orders to Ni itt i NOW. cdo od.cswe'es x sles Smarisville Astir. Pacific Ges and Wsettie 05 57 Takes the burn out; heals the wound San Francisco Gas and Electric. 673¢. cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectric MINING STOOKS. Oil, the household remedy.

Mining interests in and around Gobir t's'n sie en ao Seng bere Nevada. ~ = ba ty, lookin exican ... tah ees Smartaville, Yabo Comaty, ore Oo Gogh & Gar. Staab. 7 Onl up, and the old town is taking on, ee Best & Bel. “1 82 Exchequer ns Ok toa considerable extent, its old-time} Oo, Oai.&Val.1 40. Seg. Belcher.. 07 -@ < Along the Yuba river, below . Savage ....: 17. Overman..... ocia ance that place, land for: dredge mining is} OCbollar.... 22. Justice.... Potosi .... 23) Union —To be given by-—— —on the— The Boyle Esiate. In the matter of the estate of Col. E. D. Boyle, deceased, a petition for letters of administration was filed in the Superior Oourt today by Fred Searls in bebalf of Edward Boyle, a‘son of the late Colonel, who was well known in this section. .A similar petition, by Michael Hussey, of Willow Valley, was before the court for consideration, but was withdrawn after some little differences between the petifioners were settled. The late Colonel Boyle was interested in a mine at Willow Valley with Mr. Hus sey, and this led to the court being applied to in the matter. A petition was also filed in the estate of Sarah Boyle, deceased, that letters of administration be issued to Edwa:d Boyle, the young man mentioned above. This course of procedure in the latter instance was taken cn account Mrs. Sarah Boyle having been the widow of the deceased Colonel. Hospital Notes, J. Connell was brought over to the county seat from Truckee, last night, and was admitted to the Hospital for treatment for a badly fractured arm: According to his statemant, Connell was accidentally injared by a heavy board falling on-his arm while piling lumber, E. Erickson, who entered the County Hospital about two months ago to receive medical treatment for a severe attack of ‘malaria, was discharged from the institution today, haying fally re« covered. Den Dever,a familiar figure at the . est throughout the country. hospital grounds who is subject to bad Spooks in Theater. A medium sized audience at the Nevada Theater last evening witnessed the opening of a one week’s engagement of Faits, The Great Co. It is announced that the six nights will be devoted to demonstrations of bypnotism, mind reading, mental télegraphy, prestigation and mystery. The work of Prof. Charles W. Fait and Miss Ida Fait was enjoying, mystifying and satisfying, and no doubt each evening’s entertainment will be large attended. Fait is clever in the profession and the most of his~work is entirely new and original. Te eight years ago he took up the profession of his uncle, ‘‘Faits, The Great,” traveling the Americas, England, France, Germany, Holland and Switzerland. In Australia the elder Fait died leaving his entire estate to his nephew, Oharles W. Fait. Thé inhezitance of a large ranch and homestead in Ligriveer, Ind., a gold mine in Monango, North Dakots, and auother in Baker City, Oregon, has not tempted the Professor to settle permanently. He is a wanderer and says himself that he doesn’ t ever expect to leave the road. At 2:30 o’clock this afternoon Fait hypnotized his daughter in the window of L. Hyman & OCo.’s store, There she will remain in bypnotic slumber until 7:30 o’clock this evening, when she will be removed to the theater and awakened at 9 o’clock on the stage. Prof. Fait has played 192 towns in California on the present tour. One year ago at the Los Angeles chutes he gave the byrial teet of a subject underground for eight days in bypnotic sleep. This excited widespread interThis evening the famous “Resto attacks of asthma, is again at the. Oapio,” a feat without equal -in the county infirmary and undergoing aj world, will be witnessed: by the eudcouree of treatment. A toy trust has been formed in the . . East and is absorbing all the toy fac-. Edge? Husband—No. tories, ience, —_———+ er He said, get It is evidently getting ready. the best whisky He knew that I knew for the Obristmas trade, and the pfice {and now you know which is the best, on dolls, pop-gans and other eseentiale . Wholesale at 820 Oley 8t.,8, F. Wichmay show sharp advance, . men, Lutgen & Oo, tying to specifications presented by the laid plans to a successful termination. Special Meeting. A special meeting was held last evening by the Board of Oity Trustees for the purpose of receiving bids for the building of an abutment near the steel bridge. Four bids were submitted and upon being opened were found to be as follows: Fred Geiger — For cement; rock and cement, $525. J.W. Brady—Cement, $645. W. J. Organ—Stone work, $619, to allow $30 for the use of the stone now on the site; cement, $505. Tompkins & Bost—Concrete, accord$625; city, $426; according to specificatione submitted by biddere, $409. After some discussion the bids were all rejected, and new estimates were called for for the building of not only the abutment, but aleo the constraction work.on the north side of the bridge, as well as repairing the wall of the Gold Run “Gridge. Metimates for this work are to be submitted separ ately, and Monday, July 27th, was fixed as the time for receiving offers. The appiication of Robert Kay of the Standard Aepbaltum Company asking for a permit to pave Broad street the width of National Alley and as fer as the car track, was discussed at some length and finally refused. Some discussionregarding a fountain on the Plaza was had, but no definite action was taken, Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactared by an expert ieinelonne at Britland’s. tf THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE . = i biillding, today. -~ + Work was begun on the unfinished portion of the asphaltam work on Broad street, in front of the Hussey beverage. Cook’s Water is a most delicious Twelve pieces. lady, or two ladies, 50 cents: . .Refitted and Refurnished. ‘ The Big Hotel is ready to treat guests right. We will make you feel at home. Absolutely Pure Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors. "+ (Formerly Union) pa “2% ° COMPANY 1, 2d REG. INF. N. 6. ¢. Wednesday Evening, August 6th Music by the Grass Valiey Band of Respectfully, Maher & Co., Nevada Ci Maher's Tlightgown Darel. gee window.. ES ————— Our window contains Gowns and Prices. of them left.’ So don’t wait, as the prices are cut to piece today that he forged the check end church Board, which will be held there bf constr signified his:isitention to plead guilty . URINE Went. -------------""-T G4’ . this evening. When the business of i Oalitor in the higher court, Judge Gaddis is niand, tbe meeting has been concluded, an comm away on his vacation, but another 4s Quarterly U. 8. Bonds : 111% address will be delivered by Dr. Math> { judge will be called in as soon a8 pos-. Ray Gounty Power Oo., 5s ...1 054g . &¥8, which will be followed by the renAY] foffman, ind Oscar Blue ‘Te bringin inck. M: the San that Rev. pted a os Oaklan arberi an: Bg in a be ir the Gol when the ae eds the brid dante fall f twenty © was ser pived a . ther min Only fi TICKETS—ad mitting gentleman and Nevaaa City ri. escape i slightly Fonly sh ‘emembe it has occ issue of Ontaining icle writt ceived . he recept and alk bgraph « Maher & FRUIT JARS ; Ball Mason Jars — ; bd by Th i 1. 9004 p apecim Pints, per dozen ...... 00.0. sscvigls Boal».. 9 signing Quarts, pér dozen ......:... ee sect fi Scremonl » ® pictu is city al Pass Vall mend wi Half Gallon, per dozem....:.:cecese see es it Gaylor’s 25 Cent That Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound OB gO RE OO pe Family Coffee TODA Y’S Great Clearance Sale at osgimery Bros.. Wife—Did doctor prescribe Old Gilt . @SOHEMIAN “qinc oF ALE gible. ge SOLD EVERYWHERE. Roasted Dally. dye Ghogpemreg to order, with or withont chicory. Always crisp and aromatic.. 25 Cts——Ladies’ Shiri Weists cut ceocnae Cts 5 Cts——Ladies’ and Children’s Vests cut to——S5 Cis 75 Cis——New Kimonas today—— 75 Cts New Belts—the latest out New Corset Covers 3 N ew Belt Buckles > New Ribbons Catt and see the Yow Soods, Lightning Jars — Pints, per Gozen.:...:...cccecesseos sorsees ae Seale ae ers 7) Quarts, pet Gower.. ciiesicce cbdieg sisees coo eee . Half Gallon, per dozem.......:. ec ceo cee eet Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Hand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pe Pure Refined Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Comp: NEVADA o a mt Sen ci REG ia nsetemisenitemnnmemnsn TT M. L. & D. MARSH LUMBER DEALER ——carry 8 full line ot—— bod to this it Was f cough es Mrs. O Ind., “ pI ha f I walk fully an her medi of Dr. iy cured P It’s al ‘Coughs, ind all 1 Price 50c et W, Ni RECT J ADA ‘Admit “Tauloc’ 's Broad Street, Nevada Oity. Tea and Coffee House “8 Broad Street, ROSENBERG BROS. ‘CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. . Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Moulé Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, @ A ar ated 5 : h MASURY’S PAINT ee : of its . trom one pint up, Call and see. — and ‘Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel OG ¢