July 6, 1901 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. Dr, 76Clsh’s Leotre. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA _ her figure to great advantage. $$ }—___________ Sram P. 0. BOX B '\H Large Yumber of People Cnjoyed It. TELEPHONE NO. 41. _ Issued Every Byening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, —pY— A very good sized audience was pres . . to attend the lecture on “The Sesr and “7RRMS OF SUBSORITTION : the Vision,” by Dr. McCiisb. The exBy Mall, > $6PerYear erciges opened with an anthem by the By Carrier, 12 f+2c Per Week choir, followed by an invocation by the Delivered to.any part of the city. pastor. Miss Annie Webber then sang ; in a most charmitg manner, “Lead SATURDAY ..-.-.July 6, 1901 Kindly Light ” The pastor then intro . duced the Doctor, who held his andiprow 2 cazzmre wtiranaie minis Sudden Death of Prof. J. Le Comte)inrm'ise time ine ther bt “Brief Notes. > hours. Theslecture was an elaboraA son of Mr. Neal of Town Talk is’ Carlyle who said that.‘‘man sees only very ill. as mach inanything as he brings the begging. unfolded and illustrated in a most eloMiss Bessie Goyne of this city re-. cently had an operation performed at San Francisco for the removal of diseased glandular tissue in the throat. . She'is getting along nicely. industries, history and nature. The at the battle of Gettysburg was probably seen more clearly by the audimorning sent out four stages from here. 4, they could see it better than if they ‘The were all loaded with people from hag been actually preseat on the. prolong Prof. Le Conte’s life, but he passed away in a short anew ied wis attended the cele"battle field. Wit and iustruction bration here. The Do suieville and abounded in the lecture and the speakWashington stages each had six horses 9, was warmly cheered from time to attached. : time. At the close a ronnd of cheers Py SUSTAINS A GREAT LOSS. Kay, aged-i4,is dead, “and séven other _ Fatal Wistake. New Haven, W. Va., July 5—Stevens boys are dangerously ill asa result of ‘ . While Out drinking wine containing belladona, thinking it was alcohol. pray Secon ia Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. 3 Camping. YosEMITE, Cal, July 6.—Professor Joseph Le Conte, anything in the tobacco line. tf ence in rapt attention for nearly two! the oldest professor in the University of California, died sud‘tion of an expression of Thomas. denly at Camp Curry at seven o'clock this mbdrning. The Professor was on a camping. expedition with the Hu ndreds A hobo was errested last night for . meane of seeing.” This was developed, Sierra Club and up to yesterday evening was in ‘apparently quent and fascinating way as ‘applygood health. Early this morning he was taken suddenly ill of People ing to the eciences, arts, literature, the and his condition. became so alarming that-a physician was vivid description of Pickett’s charge , summoned as quickly as possible, who almost immediately pronounced: the case a very critical one. Everything was]. The Eureka Stage Oompany this . once as the lecturer unfolded the scene. done that was possible for human aid could do, in trying to FRESH-ROASTED time. The physician stated that heart failure was the immedL. Hyman & {Company have sold filled the house. Dr. McClish, by bis’ iate cause of death. their stcck of millinery to Mrs. L. oration onthe 4th and by his lecture Lubeck of Grass Valley and it was last night bas certainly assured for taken to that place today. They will’ himself d large placa in the hearts of put in another stock in the fall. our citizens, and no pulpit or platform Baker’s ‘bus will go over to North speaker will ever be more welcome than San Juan tomorrow morning with a’ he. ; number of people who will sing at the + 2@e + ’bus will leave at 6 o’clock sharp. Miss Cabill, of You Bet, one of the Maids of Honor to the Goddese of Sreat Britain i anes a Long Liberty and the Carnival Queen was a S, Jo: i Eewdl truggle ead. very atiractive lady. Her drese was a most. elegant one, which showed off [oxpon, July 5—A dispatch read last night by Mr. Broderick in the House of Commons was the first real definite announceme it that the Government has made that the peace negotiatious have failed. The dispatches from the Granp Rapips, Mich, July 65— front say the Boers still have 13,000 Western Michigan was visited by a men in the field, and declare that undisastrous cloudburst early today and less the war can be finished daring the the resultant damage will amount to, next three monthsthe prospect is that thousands of dollars. Both the Pere it willcontinue for another year. Ia ~ Marquette and-Grand-Rapids and Inthe House of Commons last night an — + e@e + Another Cloudburst. is a very severe one. His daughter was with him when he died. The Professor was 86 years of age and was considered BLENDED one of the brighést men in the faculty of the University. He was a strong and deep thinker and has aided materially in TE A sos funeral of the late George Davis. The Op_ Yq oe vf od En ae d promoting the cause of education and advancing the standard ore of the institution which he represented. The loss to the State == a Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan are using our COFFEES —and— . Have you tried us yet ? The Supervisors. The Supervisors. continued their. labors this morning and allowed the following bills on the General Fund. F. M. Ratherford, printing, $30. John McKinney, inquisition $10.75. C. K. Greenleaf, mouey advanced indigent, $6. J. M. Walling, burying indigent war veteran, $50. Sunset Telephone Co, telephoning, POET AT TESTOR (ESOT SE —— mr Thinking about It ? Board of Equalization. Don’t delay--delays are The Supervisors were in session as dangerous. a Board of Equalization this afternoon. . " a Attorney H. Tarner appeared before Quit using stale goods the Board and asked that the taxa-. and drink pure,wholesome tion on Mrs. De Noon’s mining prop: . Teg and Coffee It will imerty in Bloomfield township be reduced from. $20,090 to $10,000. prove your health. —_—6-2 $$$ Headache Saps Your Vitality Ib SAMPLES FREE_eY} SN . ** 9% Beautiful Life.”’ ‘others who have to instruct or would -' themselves be instructed, it. will prove wy HM, Logan to Canvass For Ft At Chis Place. “Ww. A. Logen has been appointed agent for a moet beautifully bound book entitled “The Story of a Beautiful Life.” He will immediately commence canvassing for the work and all who Mr. Logan meete will do well to look it over and examine the illustrations.» The book will bea prize to all students and no less to every Ohrietian believer. It overflows with information not easily attainable elsewhere, and for clergymen, Bible class and Sunday-school teachers, and all a mina of stimulating and suggestive knowledge. The unlearned reader will prize it for the clearness and simplicity of the narrative, while the learning and the patient, intelligent spirit of research displayed, will commend it tothe favor of scholars. It is avowedly written from--the-standpoint of a believer, and it avoids a controversial tone. It is honestly and. lovingly wrought, and seems to be the. best “life of Christ” that has yet been ae eae was shot and seriously wounded yes. terday by her husband, R. D. Trask, who was-captured and is now in ous. tody, pending the result of his wife’s wounds. Three shots were fired at thewoman at close range, One strock her in the head and glanced, another penetrated her: breast, while the third weut wide. The couple had separated, but made up, and were living together.Jeslously is supposed to have been the motive.Examin ed a Mine. C. H. Caton, a mining man of San Francisco arrived here Thursday and yesterday, accompanied by Frank Wright. went up to the Central Honse,. and examined’ the Baveheima quartz mine. The mine may be started up soon. Mr. Oaton left this morning for Auburn and tomorrow will deliver a lecture in a church at that place. A long, sweet smoke, ‘’homas Paine Olgare, for sale at Rector Bros. If you want to fava off malaria, (rink Cook's Water. 7. Mot written. Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. ~MAHER & CO., Newada City. —-IS diana railroads are crippled north of acrimonious discussion arose between here. Daus in the Fiat and Rouge the Radical and the Governnfent on rivers have been washed out and many the South Africau question. Ll sed mills along the streams wiil be idle for George and others violently en days. The Grand river roge three feet nouncing the Government’s war policy. and six inches in four hours this mornWilliam Redmond (Nationalist) reing and is. still rising rapidly. Great minded the Governmeut that the day damage was done .to fruit trees and was Independence Day beyond the seas growing crops in the peach belt. and that the British statasmen were wes SOFA stort SE now glad to claim kinship with and ° °. sing hosannas to greet the independDied nea Chacr. ent America. ‘The anniversary, be inSACRAMENTO, July 5—James Cousine, Sisted, ought to bea lesson to them. a well-known hackman of Sacramento, Mr. Broderick, the War Secretary, dropped dead last evening while sitting . amid continued disorder and interrupina chair at hie residence on Tenth tion from the Irish benches, reproachstreet. Cousins bas been in good ed the pro-Boer Radicals with prolonghealth, and yesterday appeared in the! ing the war by encouraging the Boers Fourth of July parade. Last evening to & vain resistance. He ‘announced he went to a lot t»> catch one of his that the Government had just received horses. When he went back to the Dews that Commandant-General Louis house be told bis'wife that hé was not. Botha had permission in June to comfeeling well, and sat down. A few Municate with Mr. Kruger, the result minutes afterward he fell over dead. . Of which wasa meeting at which GenTwo physicians who were called in said er! De Wet, General Botha and others that death was due to heart disease, decided to continue the war, and to acCousins was a native of Maine, about cept no terms short of independence. 50 years of age. He had lived in Sac-: Mr. Broderick added that the Governrameuto for many years. 'ment’s resolution was still unshaken, +200-and that great progress had.been made ; a ° during the last three months. Artbur By a Salling : Wall. J. Balfour, Government leader, proCanton, Il, July 5—During the . tested vigorously against the pro-Boer Fourth of July celebration yesterday a attitude of the opposition, declaring crowd of boys were looking at a street ‘bat it prolonged the war and inflicted attraction from-a roof of a qne-story 29t Id, suffering apon an innocent building when they were forced over ‘population. Mr. Balfour declared that the front fire wall and several of the it ¥83 Dot Europe or the United Stetes boys’fell to the pavement, a distance of who encouraged the Beers to resist, about twenty feet. A number of peobat that the chief encouregement was ple were standing in front of the buildcontributed by the speeches of the oping and 300 or 400 bricks fell on them, Position in the House of Commons gEva Suydam was instantly killed; The debate was adjourned. 1 Charles Fellows was badly injured. —— About forty others were injured but bone seriously. trade unions. Reform again brethren, a The Ref Mowe ig i ; _Jhe Beformed Possrterno cbores. Finest [Ce Cream $112. The demand of G. E_ Riley for merchandise for indigent in the sum of $4, was rejected as it had not--been presented within one year. PERSONAL MENTION. H. M. Moore is here from San Louis Obispo on a visit. He wasa resilient of North San Juan in early days. 8. Lee Leiter and Wm. Dunlap will; leave temorrow for a two wevk’s visit at Santa Cruz: : M. M. Barab is over from the State of Nevada. D. Moore came down from the Yuba mine today. James Reid came down from Moore’s Flat today. a 5 T. Leonard and family came over from Sweetland today. I. Zellerbach, of Zellerbach & Sons, is here on a visit to A. Barub and family. — + eee Ir will quiach your thirst.’ Rainier Beerat Porruss 5-231:91 glass. tf Cal# at a_ Tegler's ORANGES, LEMONS LIMES, Prench and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the at 15 & 25 CTS A PLATE, . Che Shortage Reported reform agaiv! eR Ween draught at ToTrLe’s. 5 cents. Tue celebrated Rainier Beer sale Wholesale and. Retai in this part The Month of July 2 OUR—House-cleaning Time in the Big Store. WATCH THIS COLUMN for the Biggest Bargains tm’ Dry Goods ever offered of the world. Respectfully, _MAHER & Co. And wrecks the brain. One dose of/7 Sherman’s Headache Cure. will cure } you. You swallow a pill, and the headache i8 gone. They cure neuralgia. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. : uy : 4 Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily will run an ordinary sized refrig without one. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER at dinner time. tlio LEGG & SHRW,.GO. Served with lady fingers. Once tried, and you will never be j and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert with-coal oil. It did all fathers carried. to their life. Broad Street “THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY 1 Of cleaning a watch or cece was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grandFINE 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 A. & H. W. HARTUNG.,. Watchmakers, Nevada City aim hits the NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery “Storeis not a, ew one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. it aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The ‘CHAS. E. PIULLOY, Grocer. mark. Main Street, Nevada City. ; WASHINGTON, July 5—A telegram has been received at the Mint Bureau from Director Roberts, who is in San Francisco, confirming the report of the disappearance of Government. funds from the Mint in that city. He says the Cashier of that Mint is $380,000 short, but gives no pserticulars of his sued for the protection of the Government. investigation and ventures no surN Ww th t h mise as to what course may be purO a y Ou a ———_ + -@e — ——— Suicide at the Bay. San Francesco; July 6 — Williim Jauiez, son of a well-to-do Napa’ county rancher aud scarcely moie thana boy in years, ended his life today by jumping into the bay from the ferry steamer Piedmont. He was suffering from melancholia. ee mallet a ibmae eee Faur Ten Killed. PirrspurG, Pa, July 5—Four Italian miners were found dead in ean. abanHow About Your doned coal mine at Catsburg. They attended an Italian dauce at Monongabela lust night, and after the dance it is understood took a keg of beer and Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY . ‘went to one of the rooms of the mine. ‘The wet weather caused an accamulation of fire damp ip the room, and all ‘ wane entleceted. Nevede City Stores, Main 791; res 4 Mau 793 — ee _ aioe PCE arcs petee tote rotser yo seet ou = ‘Summer Suit? ve celebrated the Glorious Fourth and had a Good Time, you are no doubt thinking of that new Summer Outfit. 1 3 all the desired information on that point, as Our Stock is most ‘Complete. It will Cost you but little, as our Prices Defy Competitition. We've arranged a Code of Special Values in our Furnish ing Department, whereby you can get your New Summer Fixin’s with a good-sized rebate---encugh Save you heed in other lines. ja Call in and Inspect our Stock and Prices. We can give you to Buy you many things GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valiey Stores, Main’ 57! N & C0 = ONE PRICE Red Front, Main Street, Hiunpiod Uilede, Los ANGELES, Jaly B—Minmle Tresk. ne Mrs. P. Deg . fo this city. J. E. Oline morning f J. A. Holds iteville on ab Miss Nellie morrow fcr B Superinten this morning Francisco. Miss: Brad! on a visit, re North San Ja ‘WwW. 8. Ge Oamptonville to San Franci Miss Prinki ~ pived here las morning for ] W Mr. and Mr rived here la morning for I friends. Miss Farrell, and Chas. 0: for Downievil F. E. Fiske L. Oanfleld a1 who have m spending a fe Miss M. Skeaben of A ‘to Mr. and M will leave ton visit their old “Thos. B. U the firm of U cisco, is here one of the lar lishments at . . Miss Louise tending the } will return to Alameda cou accompanied will visit witk — Vis Bishop J. V pected to hav at the Methoc jubilee celebr pressing that postponing hi ent. In plac Valley and phoirs, assiste ill give a gr of Thursday . For the firs evada Oity ic, “The He rendered by . Tickets ill be good Che *For the bh ime for beg ices at the } phanged as { 9:80. Preachi day school a he Sunday « ome before pete in. Yot ¢ Reavina, ] former empl oad car sho ‘cently retar presentati at a confere! compan} put the stril ment and d¢ Compan There are 1: resident . \ all Philade hands shou! ent Baer’s parried out, act on thie their demat the Union r Killea ' TitLamoo four-ho & North Ya down grad R. M. Stra dey, had an dge, of M. Strawb his skull b oming ho ‘were elder et with . c .T

THE TRANSCRIPT. Dr, 76Clsh’s Leotre. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA _ her figure to great advantage. $$ }—___________ Sram P. 0. BOX B '\H Large Yumber of People Cnjoyed It. TELEPHONE NO. 41. _ Issued Every Byening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, —pY— A very good sized audience was pres . . to attend the lecture on “The Sesr and “7RRMS OF SUBSORITTION : the Vision,” by Dr. McCiisb. The exBy Mall, > $6PerYear erciges opened with an anthem by the By Carrier, 12 f+2c Per Week choir, followed by an invocation by the Delivered to.any part of the city. pastor. Miss Annie Webber then sang ; in a most charmitg manner, “Lead SATURDAY ....-.-.July 6, 1901 Kindly Light ” The pastor then intro . duced the Doctor, who held his andiprow 2 cazzmre wtiranaie minis Sudden Death of Prof. J. Le Comte)inrm'ise time ine ther bt “Brief Notes. > hours. Theslecture was an elaboraA son of Mr. Neal of Town Talk is’ Carlyle who said that.‘‘man sees only very ill. as mach inanything as he brings the begging. unfolded and illustrated in a most eloMiss Bessie Goyne of this city re-. cently had an operation performed at San Francisco for the removal of diseased glandular tissue in the throat. . She'is getting along nicely. industries, history and nature. The at the battle of Gettysburg was probably seen more clearly by the audimorning sent out four stages from here. 4, they could see it better than if they ‘The were all loaded with people from hag been actually preseat on the. prolong Prof. Le Conte’s life, but he passed away in a short anew ied wis attended the cele"battle field. Wit and iustruction bration here. The Do suieville and abounded in the lecture and the speakWashington stages each had six horses 9, was warmly cheered from time to attached. : time. At the close a ronnd of cheers Py SUSTAINS A GREAT LOSS. Kay, aged-i4,is dead, “and séven other _ Fatal Wistake. New Haven, W. Va., July 5—Stevens boys are dangerously ill asa result of ‘ . While Out drinking wine containing belladona, thinking it was alcohol. pray Secon ia Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. 3 Camping. YosEMITE, Cal, July 6.—Professor Joseph Le Conte, anything in the tobacco line. tf ence in rapt attention for nearly two! the oldest professor in the University of California, died sud‘tion of an expression of Thomas. denly at Camp Curry at seven o'clock this mbdrning. The Professor was on a camping. expedition with the Hu ndreds A hobo was errested last night for . meane of seeing.” This was developed, Sierra Club and up to yesterday evening was in ‘apparently quent and fascinating way as ‘applygood health. Early this morning he was taken suddenly ill of People ing to the eciences, arts, literature, the and his condition. became so alarming that-a physician was vivid description of Pickett’s charge , summoned as quickly as possible, who almost immediately pronounced: the case a very critical one. Everything was]. The Eureka Stage Oompany this . once as the lecturer unfolded the scene. done that was possible for human aid could do, in trying to FRESH-ROASTED time. The physician stated that heart failure was the immedL. Hyman & {Company have sold filled the house. Dr. McClish, by bis’ iate cause of death. their stcck of millinery to Mrs. L. oration onthe 4th and by his lecture Lubeck of Grass Valley and it was last night bas certainly assured for taken to that place today. They will’ himself d large placa in the hearts of put in another stock in the fall. our citizens, and no pulpit or platform Baker’s ‘bus will go over to North speaker will ever be more welcome than San Juan tomorrow morning with a’ he. ; number of people who will sing at the + 2@e + ’bus will leave at 6 o’clock sharp. Miss Cabill, of You Bet, one of the Maids of Honor to the Goddese of Sreat Britain i anes a Long Liberty and the Carnival Queen was a S, Jo: i Eewdl truggle ead. very atiractive lady. Her drese was a most. elegant one, which showed off [oxpon, July 5—A dispatch read last night by Mr. Broderick in the House of Commons was the first real definite announceme it that the Government has made that the peace negotiatious have failed. The dispatches from the Granp Rapips, Mich, July 65— front say the Boers still have 13,000 Western Michigan was visited by a men in the field, and declare that undisastrous cloudburst early today and less the war can be finished daring the the resultant damage will amount to, next three monthsthe prospect is that thousands of dollars. Both the Pere it willcontinue for another year. Ia ~ Marquette and-Grand-Rapids and Inthe House of Commons last night an — + e@e + Another Cloudburst. is a very severe one. His daughter was with him when he died. The Professor was 86 years of age and was considered BLENDED one of the brighést men in the faculty of the University. He was a strong and deep thinker and has aided materially in TE A sos funeral of the late George Davis. The Op_ Yq oe vf od En ae d promoting the cause of education and advancing the standard ore of the institution which he represented. The loss to the State == a Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan are using our COFFEES —and— . Have you tried us yet ? The Supervisors. The Supervisors. continued their. labors this morning and allowed the following bills on the General Fund. F. M. Ratherford, printing, $30. John McKinney, inquisition $10.75. C. K. Greenleaf, mouey advanced indigent, $6. J. M. Walling, burying indigent war veteran, $50. Sunset Telephone Co, telephoning, POET AT TESTOR (ESOT SE —— mr Thinking about It ? Board of Equalization. Don’t delay--delays are The Supervisors were in session as dangerous. a Board of Equalization this afternoon. . " a Attorney H. Tarner appeared before Quit using stale goods the Board and asked that the taxa-. and drink pure,wholesome tion on Mrs. De Noon’s mining prop: . Teg and Coffee It will imerty in Bloomfield township be reduced from. $20,090 to $10,000. prove your health. —_—6-2 $$$ Headache Saps Your Vitality Ib SAMPLES FREE_eY} SN . ** 9% Beautiful Life.”’ ‘others who have to instruct or would -' themselves be instructed, it. will prove wy HM, Logan to Canvass For Ft At Chis Place. “Ww. A. Logen has been appointed agent for a moet beautifully bound book entitled “The Story of a Beautiful Life.” He will immediately commence canvassing for the work and all who Mr. Logan meete will do well to look it over and examine the illustrations.» The book will bea prize to all students and no less to every Ohrietian believer. It overflows with information not easily attainable elsewhere, and for clergymen, Bible class and Sunday-school teachers, and all a mina of stimulating and suggestive knowledge. The unlearned reader will prize it for the clearness and simplicity of the narrative, while the learning and the patient, intelligent spirit of research displayed, will commend it tothe favor of scholars. It is avowedly written from--the-standpoint of a believer, and it avoids a controversial tone. It is honestly and. lovingly wrought, and seems to be the. best “life of Christ” that has yet been ae eae was shot and seriously wounded yes. terday by her husband, R. D. Trask, who was-captured and is now in ous. tody, pending the result of his wife’s wounds. Three shots were fired at thewoman at close range, One strock her in the head and glanced, another penetrated her: breast, while the third weut wide. The couple had separated, but made up, and were living together.Jeslously is supposed to have been the motive.Examin ed a Mine. C. H. Caton, a mining man of San Francisco arrived here Thursday and yesterday, accompanied by Frank Wright. went up to the Central Honse,. and examined’ the Baveheima quartz mine. The mine may be started up soon. Mr. Oaton left this morning for Auburn and tomorrow will deliver a lecture in a church at that place. A long, sweet smoke, ‘’homas Paine Olgare, for sale at Rector Bros. If you want to fava off malaria, (rink Cook's Water. 7. Mot written. Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. ~MAHER & CO., Newada City. —-IS diana railroads are crippled north of acrimonious discussion arose between here. Daus in the Fiat and Rouge the Radical and the Governnfent on rivers have been washed out and many the South Africau question. Ll sed mills along the streams wiil be idle for George and others violently en days. The Grand river roge three feet nouncing the Government’s war policy. and six inches in four hours this mornWilliam Redmond (Nationalist) reing and is. still rising rapidly. Great minded the Governmeut that the day damage was done .to fruit trees and was Independence Day beyond the seas growing crops in the peach belt. and that the British statasmen were wes SOFA stort SE now glad to claim kinship with and ° °. sing hosannas to greet the independDied nea Chacr. ent America. ‘The anniversary, be inSACRAMENTO, July 5—James Cousine, Sisted, ought to bea lesson to them. a well-known hackman of Sacramento, Mr. Broderick, the War Secretary, dropped dead last evening while sitting . amid continued disorder and interrupina chair at hie residence on Tenth tion from the Irish benches, reproachstreet. Cousins bas been in good ed the pro-Boer Radicals with prolonghealth, and yesterday appeared in the! ing the war by encouraging the Boers Fourth of July parade. Last evening to & vain resistance. He ‘announced he went to a lot t»> catch one of his that the Government had just received horses. When he went back to the Dews that Commandant-General Louis house be told bis'wife that hé was not. Botha had permission in June to comfeeling well, and sat down. A few Municate with Mr. Kruger, the result minutes afterward he fell over dead. . Of which wasa meeting at which GenTwo physicians who were called in said er! De Wet, General Botha and others that death was due to heart disease, decided to continue the war, and to acCousins was a native of Maine, about cept no terms short of independence. 50 years of age. He had lived in Sac-: Mr. Broderick added that the Governrameuto for many years. 'ment’s resolution was still unshaken, +200-and that great progress had.been made ; a ° during the last three months. Artbur By a Salling : Wall. J. Balfour, Government leader, proCanton, Il, July 5—During the . tested vigorously against the pro-Boer Fourth of July celebration yesterday a attitude of the opposition, declaring crowd of boys were looking at a street ‘bat it prolonged the war and inflicted attraction from-a roof of a qne-story 29t Id, suffering apon an innocent building when they were forced over ‘population. Mr. Balfour declared that the front fire wall and several of the it ¥83 Dot Europe or the United Stetes boys’fell to the pavement, a distance of who encouraged the Beers to resist, about twenty feet. A number of peobat that the chief encouregement was ple were standing in front of the buildcontributed by the speeches of the oping and 300 or 400 bricks fell on them, Position in the House of Commons gEva Suydam was instantly killed; The debate was adjourned. 1 Charles Fellows was badly injured. —— About forty others were injured but bone seriously. trade unions. Reform again brethren, a The Ref Mowe ig i ; _Jhe Beformed Possrterno cbores. Finest [Ce Cream $112. The demand of G. E_ Riley for merchandise for indigent in the sum of $4, was rejected as it had not--been presented within one year. PERSONAL MENTION. H. M. Moore is here from San Louis Obispo on a visit. He wasa resilient of North San Juan in early days. 8. Lee Leiter and Wm. Dunlap will; leave temorrow for a two wevk’s visit at Santa Cruz: : M. M. Barab is over from the State of Nevada. D. Moore came down from the Yuba mine today. James Reid came down from Moore’s Flat today. a 5 T. Leonard and family came over from Sweetland today. I. Zellerbach, of Zellerbach & Sons, is here on a visit to A. Barub and

family. — + eee Ir will quiach your thirst.’ Rainier Beerat Porruss 5-231:91 glass. tf Cal# at a_ Tegler's ORANGES, LEMONS LIMES, Prench and Plain Mixed CANDIES NUTS of all kinds POPCORN and CHEWING GUM And the at 15 & 25 CTS A PLATE, . Che Shortage Reported reform agaiv! eR Ween draught at ToTrLe’s. 5 cents. Tue celebrated Rainier Beer sale Wholesale and. Retai in this part The Month of July 2 OUR—House-cleaning Time in the Big Store. WATCH THIS COLUMN for the Biggest Bargains tm’ Dry Goods ever offered of the world. Respectfully, _MAHER & Co. And wrecks the brain. One dose of/7 Sherman’s Headache Cure. will cure } you. You swallow a pill, and the headache i8 gone. They cure neuralgia. Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. : uy : 4 Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily will run an ordinary sized refrig without one. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER at dinner time. tlio LEGG & SHRW,.GO. Served with lady fingers. Once tried, and you will never be j and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert with-coal oil. It did all fathers carried. to their life. Broad Street “THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY 1 Of cleaning a watch or cece was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grandFINE 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 A. & H. W. HARTUNG.,. Watchmakers, Nevada City aim hits the NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery “Storeis not a, ew one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. it aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The ‘CHAS. E. PIULLOY, Grocer. mark. Main Street, Nevada City. ; WASHINGTON, July 5—A telegram has been received at the Mint Bureau from Director Roberts, who is in San Francisco, confirming the report of the disappearance of Government. funds from the Mint in that city. He says the Cashier of that Mint is $380,000 short, but gives no pserticulars of his sued for the protection of the Government. investigation and ventures no surN Ww th t h mise as to what course may be purO a y Ou a ———_ + -@e — ——— Suicide at the Bay. San Francesco; July 6 — Williim Jauiez, son of a well-to-do Napa’ county rancher aud scarcely moie thana boy in years, ended his life today by jumping into the bay from the ferry steamer Piedmont. He was suffering from melancholia. ee mallet a ibmae eee Faur Ten Killed. PirrspurG, Pa, July 5—Four Italian miners were found dead in ean. abanHow About Your doned coal mine at Catsburg. They attended an Italian dauce at Monongabela lust night, and after the dance it is understood took a keg of beer and Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY . ‘went to one of the rooms of the mine. ‘The wet weather caused an accamulation of fire damp ip the room, and all ‘ wane entleceted. Nevede City Stores, Main 791; res 4 Mau 793 — ee _ aioe PCE arcs petee tote rotser yo seet ou = ‘Summer Suit? ve celebrated the Glorious Fourth and had a Good Time, you are no doubt thinking of that new Summer Outfit. 1 3 all the desired information on that point, as Our Stock is most ‘Complete. It will Cost you but little, as our Prices Defy Competitition. We've arranged a Code of Special Values in our Furnish ing Department, whereby you can get your New Summer Fixin’s with a good-sized rebate---encugh Save you heed in other lines. ja Call in and Inspect our Stock and Prices. We can give you to Buy you many things GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valiey Stores, Main’ 57! N & C0 = ONE PRICE Red Front, Main Street, Hiunpiod Uilede, Los ANGELES, Jaly B—Minmle Tresk. ne Mrs. P. Deg . fo this city. J. E. Oline morning f J. A. Holds iteville on ab Miss Nellie morrow fcr B Superinten this morning Francisco. Miss: Brad! on a visit, re North San Ja ‘WwW. 8. Ge Oamptonville to San Franci Miss Prinki ~ pived here las morning for ] W Mr. and Mr rived here la morning for I friends. Miss Farrell, and Chas. 0: for Downievil F. E. Fiske L. Oanfleld a1 who have m spending a fe Miss M. Skeaben of A ‘to Mr. and M will leave ton visit their old “Thos. B. U the firm of U cisco, is here one of the lar lishments at . . Miss Louise tending the } will return to Alameda cou accompanied will visit witk — Vis Bishop J. V pected to hav at the Methoc jubilee celebr pressing that postponing hi ent. In plac Valley and phoirs, assiste ill give a gr of Thursday . For the firs evada Oity ic, “The He rendered by . Tickets ill be good Che *For the bh ime for beg ices at the } phanged as { 9:80. Preachi day school a he Sunday « ome before pete in. Yot ¢ Reavina, ] former empl oad car sho ‘cently retar presentati at a confere! compan} put the stril ment and d¢ Compan There are 1: resident . \ all Philade hands shou! ent Baer’s parried out, act on thie their demat the Union r Killea ' TitLamoo four-ho & North Ya down grad R. M. Stra dey, had an dge, of M. Strawb his skull b oming ho ‘were elder et with . c .T