July 24, 1901 (4 pages)

EES —< ed us yet? out It? “delays are é stale goods »wholesome It will imIth. tH E Ay nd Retal »’S_ SALE berchiels f LADIES’ FINE 5 dozen of these 8. TO-DAY, and aa. s the biggest IRY to-day, mn Dry Goods, iS a visit. jo15 CTS. 15 CTS. ! t wear. Tit xtended soles $3.00. nd welt sho lain Street, ros, Maio 57) _ advanced to. within ina few feet of the Kenzie with @ threatened offense was . “isco. » draught. . ‘Almshouse was signed by the County . , patient in the Fabiola hospital. _ Stamp of death is on her pallid, thin I HE TRA Por sonal Happenings. WEDNESDAY .-. Sully 24, 1901 ue wit, : pone eneenenens. ©. White went ‘up to Gaston Ridge GYlotes of Interest. nine yore came down from the Yabe While Sewer Inspector Richard Eddy . from Eldridge. — te “ and G. D. Peters were working onthe; G. M. French was Gold Run bridge yesterday is intoxi-. from French Corral, ee cated Italian came along with a wagon George Ge Jr. and thought the bridge was closed and Pieincdegday Besiiiacam occu taking a shot gun from the wagon seat} Dan Coughlin was over from Columbia Hill yesterday. men before they noticed him. He was] Dr. E. A. Victors was over from North profane and used the gun in a threat~ . San Juan yesterday. ening manner, The-gan was secured} J, W. Conley is here from San Franfrom him at a saloon later on and cisco, taken tothe City Hall, Charles Schilling will leave tomorrow Dr, James Landers, who was arrested . for Bowmen’s Dam. jast peek upon a Charge of battery, preMiss Mary E. Coughlan is visiting ferred by his wife, was yesterday given here from Columbia Hill, his liberty by Justice Holbrook. re. J Davidson is here from Sacramento. Landers-requested that the taken and paid the costs of court,” Wm. Ragon charged by Wm. Moton. yesterday put under bonds of $500 by ~-@bris Monroe came down from WashJustice Holbrook to keep the peace for . ‘aton today. six months. : Chas. Travis came down from Granr iteville today. The case of the four boys charged . ~ with disturbing the peace of Wm. McPostmaster Mobley is down from North Bloomfield Kenzie bas been postponed until some . satire time. Superintendent James Myers is over : from Badger Hill, Drs. Conlan and Hinkson yesterday operated upon John Brimskill at the Pe ny i ase agi sw Oounty Hope ge ioe Md pe Frank Vaughn came down from the en ot tha . nvolving the deep . pigmbago mine last evening. BIARCS Ot nee be a R.W. Gainard of Los Angeles is The gentlemen who took part in the. here spendingafewdays. ~ recent Pan-American show here may. Mrs. Soule is ill at the home of Hartake a tour of the mountains soon and . vey Cooper on East Broad atreet. give performances at various places. F. A. Sieke of Sacramento, the well W.J. Lee gave a party at his ranch . known traveling man, is in town. west of town a fewdays ago. Itwasin. J. P.Jones, who has been spending a the way of a,potatoe bake and all pres. few days returned this morning to Reent hada good time. : lief Hill. é For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Superintendent L. L. Myers and The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on. Foreman Richard Thomas came down from Malakoff today. For the best of everythinginthe. A. Harding, who has been here meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Spending a few daye here, returned Bailey’s bath and complexion brashes . this morning to Oakland. can be had at Vinton®. Price, 60 cents. J. W. Oonley of San Francisco arlf you want a good, cool drink of rived here last evening and left this beer—the very best in town—drop in. morning for North Bloomflld. . and see Wm. Harry. mitt C. M. Hunt, M. B. Rosenberg and W. For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s. M. Meyer of San Francisco arrived Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercia here on last evening’s train. street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tt W. M. Henderson of the firm of HenHoward Loveland, proprietor of the derson & Longton, which A. B. Wolf Popular Bakery, continues to furnish , Of this city represents, is here spendhis patrons with the very best of pies ing a few daysin the interests of the cakes, bread and everything else in the Sram. : Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Oampfield of San bakery line. tf. : Call on Ed Schmidt when yon wan Francisco are visiting here. The genanything in the tobacco line. te . tleman ie looking after his mining inA good hot lunch will be served . reste. : every night at William Harry's saloon,. Alvert Hoogs, advance agent for the corner Pine and Spring street. Oool Frank Cooley Company, is here makveer und choice wines, Hquors and. ing arrangements for the appearance cigars always on hand. juli7-tt . of the troupe. BurraLo LaGrEr Beer on draught, at T. H. Corcoran and Frank Williams 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, . Vent to Bowman’s Dam today to erect W.J. Britland, proprietor, ——j9_. ® hotel there. Miss Nettie Watson left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends, W. White who has been here on a visit left this morning for San Fran; cisco. Reno, Nev., July 28—A charity meal} Mrs, W. Maher left this morning for and a cot at the poorhouse is all that . g visit to friends at San Francisco. ~ is left in life for Mrs. Sandy Bowers,. fy. J; Stohler of St. Louis is here on whose ovce great fortune has dwindled . business trip. into a widow’s mite and whose famous. Geo, Mournier of San Francisco arbeauty bas faded with the: increasing. ;jyed here on the morning train. years of her ripe old age. Yesterday) Dr, O. Swayze left this morning for an order assigning the lady to the} Oakland, where be will operate apon Sent to the Poorhouse. Commissioners, and today the doors. 4 1 Gassaway, formerly superinsloeva ines) ll ae : Piolo: tendent of the Delaware mine, arrived known for the liberal here last night from Butte county. e ral casting upon the waters of er broad, whioh has not re-. , SORornIenOeet Diet returned. las ur a nt Bison pete om evening from a trip to San Fr anci sco J. W. Westlake of Grant’s Pass, Oregon,and M. Daval of San Francisco. arrived here yesterday . Major P. F. Simonds aud wife have gone to the lakes on a few weeks’ camping trip. Mrs. W. L. Mobley is here from North Bloomfield visiting her parents. Mrs. W. W. York arrived here last night from San Francisco on ber way -home to Downieville. face, and erstwhile companions, who bowed before her and sought her favors in days of prosperity, have failed to cross her pathway in times of adversity or lend a soothing hand to smooth her declining life. Playing In Seattle. reer Reckenfield, who formerly ived here and acted as pitcher for the aa B : Rev. W. 8S. Matthews arriv ere anner Besshel Oe ee yesterday from Berkeley and left this 2 # @harge.of his present position there have been several changes for the J. 8. Kramer is down from Washing-. P ®nd more substantial ones laid. M. M. Baruh is visiting in San Fran-. ®2d when the job is finished it will be tier, as the takers think they are notes Benesit of the Publie. of the Nevada County Narrow Ga Railroad Company bas been iaieus extensive improvements all along the line from Colfax to this city. The work is of a substantial character and everything is being done to ineare *the safe passage of trains over the road. Mr. Loughridge is a thorough railroad man, and since he has assumed/ better inauguated. a Work ie now in progress on the Gold Bun. Trestle, near Gold Flat. The structure is being thoroughly overhauled and new timbers and braces putin. The old ties have been taken Quite a force of workmen is employed one of the best improvemerts alo the road. Bad Stones. of the Secret Service has received a number of bank notes printed from ihe original plates and used by the State . . Bank of New Brunewick, N. J., over fifty yearsago. The bank went out of existence some time in the fifties and it was supposed that the steel plates from which ite notes were printed had been destroyed. It seems, however, that these plates have fallen into the hands of parties who have printed from them§large quantities of notes, which have been put into circulation from New York to San Francisco. A very large percentage of the notes so far discovered are twos, although some ones and fives are being sent in. Inasmach as the no‘es are not counterfeits of any United States note or obtigation the makers and passers can= not be prosecuted under the United States laws. It appears that the notes readily pass along the Canadian fronof the Oanadian province of New Brunswick, the words “New Jersey” being printed in small letters. The notes are printed on bond paper and are quite as good in every way as the originals. It is said that possibly $2,000,000 of these notes are in circulation, : eo Order of Elks. Muwavgrsr, Wis., July 23—The convention of the Grand Lodge of Eiks opened here today. The opening exercises consisted mainly of informal addresses. Oharles H. Hamilton, of Milwaukee, presided. Mayor David 8. Rose welcomed the guests, and Judge Jerome B. Fisher, Grand Exalted Ruler, responded. The remainder of the session was held behind closed doors. Atthe first executive session held this afternoon Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher presented his report, which showed that during the past year 118 new dispensations bad been granted, and that now there were 725 lodges, having a membership of 90,000, showing an increase. since the last convention of 88) percent. The order has contributed $107,411 to the Galveston fund. The financial condition of the Grand Lodge showed a balance on hand in the treasury of $80,000. es ——___—-+ ee + Several Suicide. New York, July 283—Five people committed suicide in New York City yesterday. the extremely hot weather is believed to have caused the increaee in the number of suicides recently. «eo Cold Storage Meats For special first-clacs Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The in the market. ’ je21-tf now playing third base for the Seattle ‘ jeville. club, In recent games he has played een for Downiev snap nents the-“Kid” has done some good work, for which he has received much favorable notice from some of the leading sporting journals and newspapers. His many friends bere will be pleased to hear of his success, ‘Cooley Company. Mitlions of little glands or Frank Cooley and his select com-. even a brief of pany of player open hie season at the. tion, instant cea Nevada Theatre Monday, July 29th. Mr. Cooley has concluded to open in Sol. Smith Russell’s “Peaceful Valley” and during his engagement will. present Jebn Drew’s “Butterflies,” “Lost, Paradise,” “A Woman’s Honor,” “Black Flag,” “Rip Van Winkle,” and “Under Two Flags.” ¢ ‘ Popular prices will prevail, towit: 150, 250, & 350, ~ : ins Mercury rubbed If you want to ward off malaria drink Cook’s Water. jagtt ——_—_——— BORN. an result. lia! are 60 cliuely related that wha tions of the other. manifests itself upon of-sores and ulcers Soft, Healthy Skin of the skin, The treatment mut? At Baker City, Oregon, July 19th, 1901, to the wife of Ira B. Nichols a daughter, te se In Nevada City, Nevada county,. is rich, pure blood, such California, July 284, 1901, to the wife ing blackheads, blotches and of O. E. Hammond, a son. At the Marchie mine, Nevada county, California, July 28d, 1901, to the. wife. tating, The Ski tubes connect the blood with . ie hess and through l i ith it the im these amall dot pi porepiration Beene pores Sod te aint be Ne eae for th — addition to the gg cae negra e certain hich t it an oily su ce, i i jg bg age arene protectlag from Peat and cold.” The blood and skin : tever affects one seriously interferes with the funcNot only health, but life saelt, depasde upon perfect harmony between the blood and skin. When, therefore, the F; Il and cd from any cause, it quickly Infernal @ blood becomes poewed . os pimples and various of the By the character 0 eee generated in ti system, but poisons from e system, without enter through the open, glands or, kly infect the blood. gain easy access to the blood th h the skin. As per On ekin diseases originate in the blood, the application Pure Blood— powder, tidoted does this and purifies the circula Oe ee pein aa —, cosmetics aeree yet beought health h, red, y skin or sallow complexion. needed health. §. S. 5. contains no mercury, ie eeeie plo gna ot over information they have made a study of tiont 4 the mad ckin discasct, ana L tee, TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA AN INDEX T9 THE BLOOD ities that matter forced back into the circulaGeneral Manager Q. P. Loughridge. WasHINGTON, July 28—Ohief Wilkie affair in charge are busily engaged finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb @ Che Lawn' Party. HU. Arrangements Have Been Completed For It, The Lawn Social to be given at the Congregational church tomorrow evening promises to bea grand success in every way. The ladies who have the in preparing everything. fer the convenience and entertainment of all who attend. The following program will be rendered : : Selection—Mandolin Olub. Solo—-Miss Beatrice Oarr. Solo—Paul Newman. Recitation—Miss Lucia Oliver. Solo—Jobn Werry. Solo—Louis Brinkman. Revitation—Miss Ruby Burpee. Solo—Olifford Dennie. Vocal Duett—Miss Elsie Arbogast and A Arbogast. Selection —Mandolin Olub. Passed Away. Sarmas, July 28—News has just been received here that Emil Lucia Anselmo, a little 12-year-old girl, met with av awfal accident last Thursday at Bonny Doon.: She was engaged in building a fire at ber home and attempted to light the fire with coal oil, and in some manner the burning oil ignited her dress and she was soon enveloped in flames. Screaming, she ran out of doors and her father, attracted by her cries, hastened to her rescue and tore the burning clothes from her body. Everything possible was done to save her life, but she passed away last night in terrible agony. Wea : There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many yéars doctors pronounced it’ a local disease, and pre— scribed local remedies, and by con.stantly failing to cure with local treat. ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore reuires constitutional treatment. Hall’s tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops toa teaspoonful. It acts directof the system. They offer one bundred dollars for any case it fails to ure. Send for circulars and testionials. Address, F, J. CHENEY & Oo., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pille are the best. sche Stockholders’ Meoting. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF pai encore — the Bellefontaine Quarts Mining Comwill beheld at che store of W. H. Smith on Broad ntzen, Nevada Kd on MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6rx, 1 W. H. SMITH, Secretary pro tem. Nevapa City, July 24, 1901. Nevada Theatre. Ono Week, commencing July 29th MATINEE SATURDAY Annual Tour of rank Coole And His Company of Players _POPULAR PRICES: 15¢. 25¢. SSe. delicacy and flavor. ous. The owners now feel very mach ly on the blood and mucous surfaces . : Monday evening. “PEACEFUL VALLEY” “B ud Toesday Skee : Wednesday “ .. “Lost PARADISE” + Tbureday “ .“Unpgr Two Fiaas” Practical a atinee. .** an WINKLE etarday evening.. “BLaog Fiac” orsesnoer has a fascination—a hold upon its users they = "This TEA is especially adapted for 1 CEHID, OR RUSSIAN, TEA When used in the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Yew Hoisting Works. , Ohe California Wine to Re . Extensively Developed: ~ (he California mine, a short distance be opened up in good shape right away. Work was commenced on .a large hoisting plant at A. D. Allan’s Foundry today for this property. All the machinery is to be of the very latest pattern, and the buildings at: the mine will be large and commodi~ encouraged regarding the future of the mine, and neither labor now expense will be spared in developing the Oalifornia. Considerable work has been done during the past few months, and all that is required at present ie suitable hoisting machinery. The company is composed of men. who understand mining in all its branches, and we hope that they will meet with the success they so richly deserve. Superintendent Ed Lawrence feele that the mine has a good future, and it ie is through his untiring efforts that the proposed extensive development preparations were begun A Man Seriously Injured. Jobn Fisher, a resident of Nevada county, with his wife and young son were proceeding by team along the road going to Oregon or Modoc county. When near Oottonwood, in Tehama county, Friday, while descending a hill, his team ran away and threw them out. Fisher had two ribs broken, and hie wife was considerably bruised. eee A Bad Breath. Is the most disgusting thing one can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper condition and make your -breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For sale by H. DIcKERMAN, Sole agent. tf This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lots of Cooper’s Cold Cure. oeThe Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. It ie simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl56m Burra.o Laat BEer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohantbers, W, J. Britland, proprietor. jlo as [ ADIES “hi As I will leave in a few days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock for Nevada City, don’t delay to call on me. lillinery Less Than Cost. MISS HOEFT, Set y A. A, ATTRISSOR, The Only In Town. Shop on the Plaza : External Poisons e . of the poison or_humor in the blood, uliar sore or pimple, The ften do immense by sp ee outlet to these little tubes and interfering a the eatsral action e acid or other with the blood, an so dese with pure, new blood, and It not only relieves you of all disfiguri but improves your gen arsenic or other min ce best advice without cost, and washes can do no ent . eral, but is aNevada City ue of William Davis, ddaughter,% : The potatoes we offer are as sound excellent flavor. * OUR POTATOES are dry, sound and of fine tast. _ ONIONS as the mocaing dew. enough to be delightful. % ea PROMPT ATTENTION'TO: MAIL ORDERS. asa bell, mealy when cooked and of are arriving in fresh Jotedaily. Tender Jast strong _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed from this city, on Deer creek, is to. 4 good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still.able to offer to the ladies BARGAINS.IN DRY and FANCY GOODS, At our establishment, at any time. Special inducements are now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call and see our NEW GOODS. ~~ SNELL © FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets,! Nevada City. = — = ————— AIHA IIHR HANOI A HII K ° * * Courthouse Souvenirs § And other Novelties too numerous to : : mention can be seen at % U. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamonds. Dtamond-setting is our specialty. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece,. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. Watchmakers, Broad Street. “ ~ : Nevada City Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price W. H. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. . JCE CREAM GIRL FRE Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our parlors‘are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. Foley's co Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada Oity STRONG SHOES — lor Boss. We have just received the “NHVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB $1 7s TO $2, according to size. Also an ; Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes tu the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up»2< SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. 7 et BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~~ ee eae oe

EES —< ed us yet? out It? “delays are é stale goods »wholesome It will imIth. tH E Ay nd Retal »’S_ SALE berchiels f LADIES’ FINE 5 dozen of these 8. TO-DAY, and aa. s the biggest IRY to-day, mn Dry Goods, iS a visit. jo15 CTS. 15 CTS. ! t wear. Tit xtended soles $3.00. nd welt sho lain Street, ros, Maio 57) _ advanced to. within ina few feet of the Kenzie with @ threatened offense was . “isco. » draught. . ‘Almshouse was signed by the County . , patient in the Fabiola hospital. _ Stamp of death is on her pallid, thin I HE TRA Por sonal Happenings. WEDNESDAY ..-.. Sully 24, 1901 ue wit, : pone eneenenens. ©. White went ‘up to Gaston Ridge GYlotes of Interest. nine yore came down from the Yabe While Sewer Inspector Richard Eddy . from Eldridge. — te “ and G. D. Peters were working onthe; G. M. French was Gold Run bridge yesterday is intoxi-. from French Corral, ee cated Italian came along with a wagon George Ge Jr. and thought the bridge was closed and Pieincdegday Besiiiacam occu taking a shot gun from the wagon seat} Dan Coughlin was over from Columbia Hill yesterday. men before they noticed him. He was] Dr. E. A. Victors was over from North profane and used the gun in a threat~ . San Juan yesterday.. ening manner, The-gan was secured} J, W. Conley is here from San Franfrom him at a saloon later on and cisco, taken tothe City Hall, Charles Schilling will leave tomorrow Dr, James Landers, who was arrested . for Bowmen’s Dam. jast peek upon a Charge of battery, preMiss Mary E. Coughlan is visiting ferred by his wife, was yesterday given here from Columbia Hill, his liberty by Justice Holbrook. re. J Davidson is here from Sacramento. Landers-requested that the taken and paid the costs of court,” Wm. Ragon charged by Wm. Moton. yesterday put under bonds of $500 by ~-@bris Monroe came down from WashJustice Holbrook to keep the peace for . ‘aton today. six months. : Chas. Travis came down from Granr iteville today. The case of the four boys charged . ~ with disturbing the peace of Wm. McPostmaster Mobley is down from North Bloomfield Kenzie bas been postponed until some . satire time. Superintendent James Myers is over : from Badger Hill, Drs. Conlan and Hinkson yesterday operated upon John Brimskill at the Pe ny i ase agi sw Oounty Hope ge ioe Md pe Frank Vaughn came down from the en ot tha . nvolving the deep . pigmbago mine last evening. BIARCS Ot nee be a R.W. Gainard of Los Angeles is The gentlemen who took part in the. here spendingafewdays. ~ recent Pan-American show here may. Mrs. Soule is ill at the home of Hartake a tour of the mountains soon and . vey Cooper on East Broad atreet. give performances at various places. F. A. Sieke of Sacramento, the well W.J. Lee gave a party at his ranch . known traveling man, is in town. west of town a fewdays ago. Itwasin. J. P.Jones, who has been spending a the way of a,potatoe bake and all pres. few days returned this morning to Reent hada good time. : lief Hill. é For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Superintendent L. L. Myers and The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on. Foreman Richard Thomas came down from Malakoff today. For the best of everythinginthe. A. Harding, who has been here meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Spending a few daye here, returned Bailey’s bath and complexion brashes . this morning to Oakland. can be had at Vinton®. Price, 60 cents. J. W. Oonley of San Francisco arlf you want a good, cool drink of rived here last evening and left this beer—the very best in town—drop in. morning for North Bloomflld. . and see Wm. Harry. mitt C. M. Hunt, M. B. Rosenberg and W. For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s. M. Meyer of San Francisco arrived Tonsorial Parlors, on Oommercia here on last evening’s train. street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tt W. M. Henderson of the firm of HenHoward Loveland, proprietor of the derson & Longton, which A. B. Wolf Popular Bakery, continues to furnish , Of this city represents, is here spendhis patrons with the very best of pies ing a few daysin the interests of the cakes, bread and everything else in the Sram. : Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Oampfield of San bakery line. tf. : Call on Ed Schmidt when yon wan Francisco are visiting here. The genanything in the tobacco line. te . tleman ie looking after his mining inA good hot lunch will be served . reste. : every night at William Harry's saloon,. Alvert Hoogs, advance agent for the corner Pine and Spring street. Oool Frank Cooley Company, is here makveer und choice wines, Hquors and. ing arrangements for the appearance cigars always on hand. juli7-tt . of the troupe. BurraLo LaGrEr Beer on draught, at T. H. Corcoran and Frank Williams 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, . Vent to Bowman’s Dam today to erect W.J. Britland, proprietor, ——j9_. ® hotel there. Miss Nettie Watson left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends, W. White who has been here on a visit left this morning for San Fran; cisco. Reno, Nev., July 28—A charity meal} Mrs, W. Maher left this morning for and a cot at the poorhouse is all that . g visit to friends at San Francisco. ~ is left in life for Mrs. Sandy Bowers,. fy. J; Stohler of St. Louis is here on whose ovce great fortune has dwindled . business trip. into a widow’s mite and whose famous. Geo, Mournier of San Francisco arbeauty bas faded with the: increasing. ;jyed here on the morning train. years of her ripe old age. Yesterday) Dr, O. Swayze left this morning for an order assigning the lady to the} Oakland, where be will operate apon Sent to the Poorhouse. Commissioners, and today the doors. 4 1 Gassaway, formerly superinsloeva ines) ll ae : Piolo: tendent of the Delaware mine, arrived known for the liberal here last night from Butte county. e ral casting upon the waters of er broad, whioh has not re-. , SORornIenOeet Diet returned. las ur a nt Bison pete om evening from a trip to San Fr anci sco J. W. Westlake of Grant’s Pass, Oregon,and M. Daval of San Francisco. arrived here yesterday . Major P. F. Simonds aud wife have gone to the lakes on a few weeks’ camping trip. Mrs. W. L. Mobley is here from North Bloomfield visiting her parents. Mrs. W. W. York arrived here last night from San Francisco on ber way -home to Downieville. face, and erstwhile companions, who bowed before her and sought her favors in days of prosperity, have failed to cross her pathway in times of adversity or lend a soothing hand to smooth her declining life. Playing In Seattle. reer Reckenfield, who formerly ived here and acted as pitcher for the aa B : Rev. W. 8S. Matthews arriv ere anner Besshel Oe ee yesterday from Berkeley and left this 2 # @harge.of his present position there have been several changes for the J. 8. Kramer is down from Washing-. P ®nd more substantial ones laid. M. M. Baruh is visiting in San Fran-. ®2d when the job is finished it will be tier, as the takers think they are notes Benesit of the Publie. of the Nevada County Narrow Ga Railroad Company bas been iaieus extensive improvements all along the line from Colfax to this city. The work is of a substantial character and everything is being done to ineare *the safe passage of trains over the road. Mr. Loughridge is a thorough railroad man, and since he has assumed/ better inauguated. a Work ie now in progress on the Gold Bun. Trestle, near Gold Flat. The structure is being thoroughly overhauled and new timbers and braces putin. The old ties have been taken Quite a force of workmen is employed one of the best improvemerts alo the road. Bad Stones. of the Secret Service has received a number of bank notes printed from ihe original plates and used by the State . . Bank of New Brunewick, N. J., over fifty yearsago. The bank went out of existence some time in the fifties and it was supposed that the steel plates from which ite notes were printed had been destroyed. It seems, however, that these plates have fallen into the hands of parties who have printed from them§large quantities of notes, which have been put into circulation from New York to San Francisco. A very large percentage of the notes so far discovered are twos, although some ones and fives are being sent in. Inasmach as the no‘es are not counterfeits of any United States note or obtigation the makers and passers can= not be prosecuted under the United States laws. It appears that the notes readily pass along the Canadian fronof the Oanadian province of New Brunswick, the words “New Jersey” being printed in small letters. The notes are printed on bond paper and are quite as good in every way as the originals. It is said that possibly $2,000,000 of these notes are in circulation, : eo Order of Elks. Muwavgrsr, Wis., July 23—The convention of the Grand Lodge of Eiks opened here today. The opening exercises consisted mainly of informal addresses. Oharles H. Hamilton, of Milwaukee, presided. Mayor David 8. Rose welcomed the guests, and Judge Jerome B. Fisher, Grand Exalted Ruler, responded. The remainder of the session was held behind closed doors. Atthe first executive session held this afternoon Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher presented his report, which showed that during the past year 118 new dispensations bad been granted, and that now there were 725 lodges, having a membership of 90,000, showing an increase. since the last convention of 88) percent. The order has contributed $107,411 to the Galveston fund. The financial condition of the Grand Lodge showed a balance on hand in the treasury of $80,000. es ——___—-+ ee + Several Suicide. New York, July 283—Five people committed suicide in New York City yesterday. the extremely hot weather is believed to have caused the increaee in the number of suicides recently. «eo Cold Storage Meats For special first-clacs Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The in the market. ’ je21-tf now playing third base for the Seattle ‘ jeville. club, In recent games he has played een for Downiev snap nents the-“Kid” has done some good work, for which he has received much favorable notice from some of the leading sporting journals and newspapers. His many friends bere will be pleased to hear of his success, ‘Cooley Company. Mitlions of little glands or Frank Cooley and his select com-. even a brief of pany of player open hie season at the. tion, instant cea Nevada Theatre Monday, July 29th. Mr. Cooley has concluded to open in Sol. Smith Russell’s “Peaceful Valley” and during his engagement will. present Jebn Drew’s “Butterflies,” “Lost, Paradise,” “A Woman’s Honor,” “Black Flag,” “Rip Van Winkle,” and “Under Two Flags.” ¢ ‘ Popular prices will prevail, towit: 150, 250, & 350, ~ : ins Mercury rubbed If you want to ward off malaria drink Cook’s Water. jagtt ——_—_——— BORN. an result. lia! are 60 cliuely related that wha tions of the other. manifests itself upon of-sores and ulcers Soft, Healthy Skin of the skin, The treatment mut? At Baker City, Oregon, July 19th, 1901, to the wife of Ira B. Nichols a daughter, te se In Nevada City, Nevada county,. is rich, pure blood, such California, July 284, 1901, to the wife ing blackheads, blotches and of O. E. Hammond, a son. At the Marchie mine, Nevada county, California, July 28d, 1901, to the. wife. tating, The Ski tubes connect the blood with . ie hess and through l i ith it the im these amall dot pi porepiration Beene pores Sod te aint be Ne eae for th — addition to the gg cae negra e certain hich t it an oily su ce, i i jg bg age arene protectlag from Peat and cold.” The blood and skin

: tever affects one seriously interferes with the funcNot only health, but life saelt, depasde upon perfect harmony between the blood and skin. When, therefore, the F; Il and cd from any cause, it quickly Infernal @ blood becomes poewed . os pimples and various of the By the character 0 eee generated in ti system, but poisons from e system, without enter through the open, glands or, kly infect the blood. gain easy access to the blood th h the skin. As per On ekin diseases originate in the blood, the application Pure Blood— powder, tidoted does this and purifies the circula Oe ee pein aa —, cosmetics aeree yet beought health h, red, y skin or sallow complexion. needed health. §. S. 5. contains no mercury, ie eeeie plo gna ot over information they have made a study of tiont 4 the mad ckin discasct, ana L tee, TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA AN INDEX T9 THE BLOOD ities that matter forced back into the circulaGeneral Manager Q. P. Loughridge. WasHINGTON, July 28—Ohief Wilkie affair in charge are busily engaged finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb @ Che Lawn' Party. HU. Arrangements Have Been Completed For It, The Lawn Social to be given at the Congregational church tomorrow evening promises to bea grand success in every way. The ladies who have the in preparing everything. fer the convenience and entertainment of all who attend. The following program will be rendered : : Selection—Mandolin Olub. Solo—-Miss Beatrice Oarr. Solo—Paul Newman. Recitation—Miss Lucia Oliver. Solo—Jobn Werry. Solo—Louis Brinkman. Revitation—Miss Ruby Burpee. Solo—Olifford Dennie. Vocal Duett—Miss Elsie Arbogast and A Arbogast. Selection —Mandolin Olub. Passed Away. Sarmas, July 28—News has just been received here that Emil Lucia Anselmo, a little 12-year-old girl, met with av awfal accident last Thursday at Bonny Doon.: She was engaged in building a fire at ber home and attempted to light the fire with coal oil, and in some manner the burning oil ignited her dress and she was soon enveloped in flames. Screaming, she ran out of doors and her father, attracted by her cries, hastened to her rescue and tore the burning clothes from her body. Everything possible was done to save her life, but she passed away last night in terrible agony. Wea : There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many yéars doctors pronounced it’ a local disease, and pre— scribed local remedies, and by con.stantly failing to cure with local treat. ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitational disease, and therefore reuires constitutional treatment. Hall’s tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops toa teaspoonful. It acts directof the system. They offer one bundred dollars for any case it fails to ure. Send for circulars and testionials. Address, F, J. CHENEY & Oo., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pille are the best. sche Stockholders’ Meoting. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF pai encore — the Bellefontaine Quarts Mining Comwill beheld at che store of W. H. Smith on Broad ntzen, Nevada Kd on MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6rx, 1 W. H. SMITH, Secretary pro tem. Nevapa City, July 24, 1901. Nevada Theatre. Ono Week, commencing July 29th MATINEE SATURDAY Annual Tour of rank Coole And His Company of Players _POPULAR PRICES: 15¢. 25¢. SSe. delicacy and flavor. ous. The owners now feel very mach ly on the blood and mucous surfaces . : Monday evening.. “PEACEFUL VALLEY” “B ud Toesday Skee : Wednesday “ ... “Lost PARADISE” + Tbureday “ .“Unpgr Two Fiaas” Practical a atinee. .** an WINKLE etarday evening.... “BLaog Fiac” orsesnoer has a fascination—a hold upon its users they = "This TEA is especially adapted for 1 CEHID, OR RUSSIAN, TEA When used in the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Yew Hoisting Works. , Ohe California Wine to Re . Extensively Developed: ~ (he California mine, a short distance be opened up in good shape right away. Work was commenced on .a large hoisting plant at A. D. Allan’s Foundry today for this property.. All the machinery is to be of the very latest pattern, and the buildings at: the mine will be large and commodi~ encouraged regarding the future of the mine, and neither labor now expense will be spared in developing the Oalifornia. Considerable work has been done during the past few months, and all that is required at present ie suitable hoisting machinery. The company is composed of men. who understand mining in all its branches, and we hope that they will meet with the success they so richly deserve. Superintendent Ed Lawrence feele that the mine has a good future, and it ie is through his untiring efforts that the proposed extensive development preparations were begun A Man Seriously Injured. Jobn Fisher, a resident of Nevada county, with his wife and young son were proceeding by team along the road going to Oregon or Modoc county. When near Oottonwood, in Tehama county, Friday, while descending a hill, his team ran away and threw them out. Fisher had two ribs broken, and hie wife was considerably bruised. eee A Bad Breath. Is the most disgusting thing one can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper condition and make your -breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For sale by H. DIcKERMAN, Sole agent. tf This is good weather forcolds. Vinton is selling lots of Cooper’s Cold Cure. oeThe Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic. It ie simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl56m Burra.o Laat BEer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohantbers, W, J. Britland, proprietor. jlo as [ ADIES “hi As I will leave in a few days to furnish my San Francisco trade, also to purchase my Fall stock for Nevada City, don’t delay to call on me. lillinery Less Than Cost. MISS HOEFT, Set y A. A, ATTRISSOR, The Only In Town.. Shop on the Plaza : External Poisons e . of the poison or_humor in the blood, uliar sore or pimple, The ften do immense by sp ee outlet to these little tubes and interfering a the eatsral action e acid or other with the blood, an so dese with pure, new blood, and It not only relieves you of all disfiguri but improves your gen arsenic or other min ce best advice without cost, and washes can do no ent . eral, but is aNevada City ue of William Davis, ddaughter,% : The potatoes we offer are as sound excellent flavor. * OUR POTATOES are dry, sound and of fine tast. _ ONIONS as the mocaing dew. enough to be delightful. % ea PROMPT ATTENTION'TO: MAIL ORDERS. asa bell, mealy when cooked and of are arriving in fresh Jotedaily. Tender Jast strong _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed from this city, on Deer creek, is to. 4 good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still.able to offer to the ladies BARGAINS.IN DRY and FANCY GOODS, At our establishment, at any time. Special inducements are now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call and see our NEW GOODS. ~~ SNELL © FLEMING Cor. Broad and Pine Streets,! Nevada City. = — = ————— AIHA IIHR HANOI A HII K ° * * Courthouse Souvenirs § And other Novelties too numerous to : : mention can be seen at % U. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. They are the genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamonds. Dtamond-setting is our specialty. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grandfathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece,. Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement. Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. Watchmakers, Broad Street. “ ~ : Nevada City Ladies Should Not Forget That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price W. H. GRAWFORD’S Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. . JCE CREAM GIRL FRE Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. OUR TMIMITABLE ICE CREAM Is moore liked any other. This is why our parlors‘are the popular rendevous of consumers in couples. Foley's co Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada Oity STRONG SHOES — lor Boss. We have just received the “NHVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB $1 7s TO $2, according to size. Also an ; Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes tu the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up»2< SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. 7 et BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~~ ee eae oe