July 8, 1901 (4 pages)

da Theatre, OF JOLY fh wed an-American All-Star IILLE COMPANY ail vecial E.gagement of ILIAN DOBBING, minent Vocalist. t Up-to-Date, High-Grade, ‘formance ever given in Ne~ gs, New Specialties, ~ ces, New Monologues, 1s Sketches, Etc., Ete. Feature Par-Excellence! State Quartet will sing to pl with their wonder? ‘imitations ING DANCING, CAKE-W. ‘and SKETCHES. _— eats at Foley's. CES OF ADMISSION: 5 and 35 Cts. ft July= the Big Store. SOLUMN argvains r offered e world. fully, ce AHER & Co. YNED : WAY 3 to lubricate the works the turnips our grand2FUL. HANDLING. }. Each minute wheel must be 10vement. Weclean and repair . frequently, years are added .RTUNG, ers, * Nevada City STORE. ry Store is not a lest grocery house ablished in 1870. lave good, clean, y groceries. The bs . OY, Grocer. in-give you ck is most fy Competi ur Furnishmer Fixin’s any things I t, Main Street, SVALLEY , Ss ‘Valley Stores, Mala §71 TRANSORIPT. — ‘Treadwell went to Downieville dy left this morning for Wasbeston is down from the Plumne, today. wie . Bracelin left this morning for bgton. Stewart returned to Washin gis morning. : (I. Penrose returned this mornNorth Bloomfield. iery and E; Trood returned this z to North Bloomfield. : ‘V.J. Bell retarned to Auburn y after visiting here. : Treadwall left this morning. h Bloomfleld-to visit relatives. ; Wayman returned this mornall, the popular traveling man Francisco, is here filling his or-Mallen, who has been quite lsomewhat improved today but ponfined fo his bed. id States Postal Inspector Hare > to Washington today. He rethere from Downieville yesterH.G. Hayesand children, who pen here ona visitto Mr. and Irove Deal, returned to San 60 yesterday. 3 ; Bernheimer of Vallejo, who pn here on a visit to Mr. and . Bernheimer, returned home { y. ir Jenkins, who has been here sit (to relatives, returned today famento. ar Baxter and wife of San Franyhospent the Fourth here, rehome yesterday. ohn Seeley, who has been visat North San Juan, passed town yesterday enroute to cisco. . Lancie came down from ville Saturday and left yesterSan Francisco. _ George L. Coffey of North San ll leave this week for Dawson aska, to join her husband, who printending some hydraulic here. Miss Kate Farrelly will any her. ‘ man will leave tomorrow for ncisco to purchase goods for porium at this city and Grass ‘Hook, Richard Goyne and AlGeorge Keller returned this ftothe Plumbago mine after a few days here. Davis and Miss C. Davis reto Downieville today after visitseveral days. . ‘Emma _ Bachels of Goodyear ived here last evening from in cisco and returned home toDavis and Miss Costello, who on visiting friends at Grass) .o+ed. A large number of horses are TD-!nowin training at the Oakland--track -Jand the harness races are sure to be At a meeting in Sacrapassed through here thi oute to their home at D liveceteretea July 8, 1901 tonal Happenings. ae ; Hon 8, J. Duckworth, of San Francisco, has been a visitor in these parts sf for the last week. ~ He represents the Saturday, caused by the carelessness Independent Order of Foresters, finan-. of children, the family residence being pp went up to Washington to~ hiteside of Grass Valley went to. North San Juan after a short eS S Sa ae AC Strong Company. to Interest Our People. cially the strongest fraternal insurance order in the world, This inatitution has a very good record, being now in ite twenty+seventh year with a membership of 180,000 and a surplus or reserve fund of ‘nearly five million of dollars. Those of our readers who take an interest in such ‘things will readily see that there must have been very intelligent management to secure results such as these: Years in business, 27; average age of members, 35 years; death rate per 1000 members, 64; lapses per 1000 members, 62. It isin its financial department, however, that the Independent Foresters have broken all records. Their rates are moderate— neither cheap nor excessive—being calcalated to provide insurance at actual cost, at the same time assuring stability of rates to all members.The Order has disbursed over~ $10,000,000-in benefits, one of the most attractive features of its policies being the payment of one-half their face value in the event of total disability by sickness-or accident, and the other half without further cost, at death. The order has a small membership in Nevada City and Mr. Duckworth is here to promote its growth. We be-— speak for him and his organization the co-operation of all our citizens who like to deal with solid and well-established insti: utions. Going to Lake Tahoe. as Mr. and Mrs. L Lubeck of Grass Valley and Michael, {sador, Solomon and Mrs. L. Hyman of this city, and Mrs. Oastle of San Francisco, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lubeck, will leave this week for Lake Tahoe for a week’s visit. . Mr. Hyman will join the party later. Gone to Grass Valley. The: Quaker Concert Company has closed in Nevada City. They will open at Grass Valley tonight for one week. The doctors have opened an office at the Holbrooke Hotel. Their hours are from 10 a. m. to 12 m. The Merry-go-round. The merry-go-round in the lot on Commercial street, between York and Pine, is now in perfect order. Satarday night it was kept running uatil after 10 o’clock and a large crowd of little folks enjoyed themselves immensely. It is to be kept in running order and ready for use on all occasions. This will be good news for the Preparations jor the State Fair. Sacramento in ‘September. ed and a good class of horses is aswell filled. ef Representative is Yow Here Active preparations are being uiade fer the State Fair meeting ta be held in. oupie, Liberal stakes and purses have been. annousc-. .omplighed young lady, and her popDestroyed by Fire. : eran he Horton Residence in Ponn Valley Burned to the Ground, The Horton ranch in Penn Valley was the scene of a destructive fire on burned to the ground: Mrs. Horton had gone to Grass Valley to do some shopping, and during her absence the children took some hot ashes from the stove and thoughtlessly deposited them in some dry grass near the house. The wind soon set the dry grase ablaze and in a short space of time the fire’ was burning fiercely and rapidly approahing the house. The children alarmed some neighbors and with their assistance succeeded in extinguishing the flames, and it was thought that the fire was out. A short time afterward, however, the flames broke out afresh and soon communicated to the residence, which was totally destroyed. Neighbors from tthe Montgomery ranch and the Creamery close by hurried to lend their aid but could not save the house. By hard work they managed to ‘save the large barn, a few yards away. Married at Virginia City. Miss Downing of this city has received the news that her cousin, Miss Lillian Godfroy, was married at Virginia City,-Nevada, on June 20:h to Edward Cicholle of: that place. The bride visited heraunt at this -city a short time. ago and made many friends who wish her a prosperous and happy journey in her new life. The groom is an employe of the electric company at Virginia City and is well thought of. : ; Accidents and Operations. Dr. W. P. Sawyer removed two tumors from Peter Bariolata’s neck last Saturday. Louis Moscardini, who lives near Rock creek, has had a part of hie left: foot cut off on account of a diseased bone and biocd _poisoning. He is getting along well. The young son’ of Henry Ruth who Thursday, is getting along nicely. The little fellow’s injury was not as severe as had been reported. . _ William Lewis, who was thrown from a horse on the morning of the and bruises. ported serious. Married Saturday. Mamie Walsh of Moore’s Flat were mony at St. Canice’s church, in this city, last Saturday afternoon. The The biide-is an estim:ible and acularity was shown by being elected a Maid of. Honor to the big carnival. Mr. Flynn is a miner by occupation and he stands well in: his home town. The Transcript extends congratulahad one of his thambs injared by the. } premature explosion of a bomb. last . & Fourth, sustained a few slight cuts . > His injuries were re-. > _ George Flynn of Alleghany and Miss . : united in the holy bonds of matri-. * nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Father . } Clyne in the presence of a number of . » relatives and friends of the young!> Scie “PHONE, MAIN 551. Death at San Suan. WwW. KH Burns, the Srocer, De* parts Ohis Life. . William.H. Burns, who had been a resident of North San Juan for about day afternoon. He had been in poor health for some time, and his death was due to a general breaking down -of his system. “He conducted a grocery store in the Ridge town of late years and was. well liked in the community. The: deceased was: born in Albany, New York, and was aged 58 years and 27 daye. He leaves a wife-to mourn his demise. ; : The funeral took place at North San Juan this afternoon, and was largely attended. # . +0 @e+ There is nothing in the world more delightfal than a drink of good whiskey —and Jesse Moore is good whiskey. fifteen years, died at that place yester’ has a fascination—a hold-upon its users they never wish loosened. pS This TEA is especially adapted for ICED, OR RUSSIAN, TEA 218 When used 1n the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar deiicacy and flavor,. ae a3 GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Cheap Overland Rates. Sr. Pav, Minn., July 6—The results of the reduced rates which went into effect on the Great Northern todey.are awaited with considerable interest in transcontinental railroad circles. The schedule prevides for a first-class round-trip rate of $45 for San Franeisco, Tacoma, Portland, Seattle, Victoria__and: Vancouver from St. Paul, timited for recurn to August 31st. The Great Northern declares it was impelled to make the reduction because of the attitude of the southern transcontinential lines in making a rate that would otherwise divert to them a large share of the sammer travel. eoeh Rae Smoke thé up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Malaria Causes Biliousness, -Grore’s Tasteless Chill Tonic remove the cause. $4,758,000 It will be more by that time. will feel better than you do now. fair, isn’t it. 4,517,925See That ga «$240,075 _ It represents the PRESENT VALUE OF THE PIVIDEND to be declared by the ‘INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS at .° Los Angeles, California, in April, 1902. ° : If you wish to be in on this deal let me have your application—it cost you NOTHING to join the Order and once you are in it I know you If it is too warm-for you to come. to me I will go to you—that’s I am coming to see you, anyway, ’most any day now. DON’T SET BUSY all of a sudden when you see me coming—I won’t hurt you; all I want is a hearing and your application, all for your own good. S. J. DUCKWORTH, . DEPUTY SUPREME CHIEF RANGER, At the National Exchange Hotel. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. 4] MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. Saratoga Chips = 1. Swiss Cheese = mento it was decided to give two hartions to the young couple, and wishes oles of Interest. psurance see T. B.-Gray. Dwl saloon has Rainier beer on it. Geo. King Huss in his imitaaly 11th. the best of everything in the he send your orders to Naffziger. ire and hear the Empire State tte on Thursday Jaly 11th. » fine. bu want a good, cool drink of the very best in town—drop in p Wo. Harry. m7-tf ything up-to-date by the Panlan all-star Vaudeville Oo., y, July 11,at the Theatre. good bath goto Tom Moore’s Mrial Parlors, on Oommercial Bathe, 25 cents. j28-tt © ijonade, Root Beer, Plain Soda flavors, 5 cents; ice cream 15 }cents a plate with ladyfingers ar’s, the swellest place in town. ‘excellent fancy. summer drink Wom. Garry’s saloon, corner of and Pine streets. m7 tf . invigorating qualities of BartVater have become famous all he country. It is bottled juat as hes from the springs, and is one ® very best mineral waters in the . Geo. O. Gaylord & Son are agents. ou should desire anything in the pg line you should call at the p. [tis the most popular resort nm and you are always given reatment. Ba d Loveland, proprietor of the Bakery, continues to furnish trons with the very best of pies} and illy nourished nerves new seapennios oe mate eomdine, rae old yale aoa » bread ing else in the. children S. S. S. hag no equal; being free from all minerals; it does not nausea line;. pt kes aes tf or have any injurious effect whatever, and k the blood in good condition, thus See. Ge ia * . fortifying against disease. mrpenenee teaches-what is good and what is not good; x this applies particularly to m icine, and S. S. S., a remedy that has retain the ness and four. running races each day of the Fair. ‘George W. Jackson of Sacramento was elected Secretary of the State Agricultural Society by a unanimous vote. ‘He is a competent official and will do much for the success of the Fair. them a long and happy wedded life. Cut His Hand. While Peter Orzalli was whittling in front: of the National Hotel yesterday . morning the knife he wag using slipped and cut a deep ‘gash on one of his hands. The wound was so bad that he found it necessary to go to adrug store and have it dressed. oe Mr. Nation has separated from his wife Carrie. Carrie Nation! Carrie Nation! Seems to us we’ve heard that name before. + $e oo 1 Secretary Gage has left itt» Secretary Hay to explain our tariff system to Russia. Under the circumstances, this is nothing less than cruelty. ——————— Band Owns the Town. Stockton Mail: The Boys’ band of Stockton accepted.an invitation to attend the Fourth of July celebration at Nevada City. The following dispatch received by the Mail shows that the boys were highly appreciated : Nevapa Crry, July 4—Editor Mail: The parade has just finished and the boys made a decided hit. The local band is at a diseount and the Stockton boys own the town. 5 i S. S. S$. has been Y . before the public for many years; ; from a small beginning, it has steadily . i worked its way to the front, and is now known in every city, town and hamlet in the country. Its staunchest friends are those who have known it longest and have witiessed its: wonderful curative powers in their own families or among their friends and uaintances. Grateful patients in all parts of the country tell of their restoration . to health and happiness, and the testimony of these isthe highest evidence of the medicine’s worth. §S. S. S. is more popular today than ever in its history——no other rémedy stands so high, has ever given such perfect satisfaction or is so reliable in the cure of Cancer, Rheumatism, h, Contagious Blood Pojson, Scrofula, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Acne, Or any disease that originatbs in the blood. Being strictly a végetable preparation, you will find it agrees with you much better than a drug store concoction or any of the widel a and mercury remedies, which affect the bones, muscles and stomach, causing ey we never tried S, S. S., you w r Don’t gg aye men sacl atthe cisiSbood a for no sooner does it get into the circulation than the . Take Ss. Ss. ” a) te increases; you grow stronger, and gradually but surely it drives out the Be 0 and restores the blood to a ealthy condition. If there is a sore or ulcer on the body, it to heal around the edges, the discharge finally ceases and the lace gets well; muscular and bone pains vanish, and the skin-is relieved of all itching, irritating eruptions. Nervous, run.down and anaemic people will find S. S. S. just, the medicine they need, for blood poverty Vestern professor declares that m turn negroes white by injecof “leucitis”—a substance which the deposit of the dark pig3 Here’s your chance, brethren. Makes Impure Blood, Ye Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Ma confidence of the prose for nearly 50 years, must have merit—1T CURES,’ is .the 2 secret of its success, When youcallfor 8.8.8. umes asian don’t be persuaded to accept something — there is no substitute for S.S.S. Itis the onl teed purely vegetable blood purifier, an the safest and best for all blood and skin . troubles, ee not let them re an inferior mineral remedy on you because there isa profit in it. if you have any-blood or stin die. oe ae ease, don’t hesitate to write us about it; our page . will carefully consider on advertised potash . . ’ THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a.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 DAY 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. GOOD WASHING SOAP Is something which every ‘housekeeper desires and prizes when found. CUR LAUNDRY SOAP is the best made. Produces strong suds,.lasts a long time, removes: the dirt quickly and does not injure the things. : All the laundry supplies we offer are of excellent quality and none are expensive. CASH GROCER, Closing Season’s Sale. reduced prices. This will give you an “opportunity to ge VERY REASONABLE, at Diss =. =. Etcett’s your case and advise you without lood and Skin Diseases free, J THE SWIET SP. COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. \ \ SIGOURNEY, DIES—From now on,’ and until everything in SUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly jyour MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY Sailors, 75 cts; Geruine Mexican Sombreros~50 cts; BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,-CAL A Holiday ‘in Cuba. Sant1aGo pe Cus, July 8—The third ‘anniversary of the navai victory by the American fleet off. this city was cele‘brated here today as a public holiday. Business was generally stispended and the Stars and Stripes were displayed alangside the Cuban ensign on public and private houses. ‘ Sent 300 Uites. Toronto, Onat., Jaly 5.—Advices received here tell of a highly successful test of wireless telegraphy off the coast of Newfoundland. A message was received at Oape Ray, Newfoundland, from the'steamer Lake Champion, 300 miles out at sea. There was quite a fog at the time, but this did not appear to affect the signals. “Ladies Should Not Forget That quality aswell as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. =” Coot, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. 5 cents a glass. j10-tt . Quality Always Goes with the Price WwW. H. GRAWFORD’S. Call and see our Jatest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, mia aed TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled, Pigs Feet 10c per Ib . 20c per Ib 35c each 35¢ per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart Limberger CheesePickles = = Ripe Olives ©Cream Cheese = Cream Cheese a Abalone =JELL-O _ = “ —_AT— 6 for 25 cts 20c a can loc a pkge STRONG SHOES --.-E'or oss. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE $1 75. TO $2, according tosize. Also an ‘ j Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes ‘Ln the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 upBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. — Diamonds, Silverware, With . Ebony Brushes erngravea Plate —AT— C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. 3 for 25 cts” Jackson's beehive brocery Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be-of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” t known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. — Fly's oo Cram Pals Commercial Street, « Nevada City. RoSughaw Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombre ros, 25c; all best quality < ‘ Our confections are widely

da Theatre, OF JOLY fh wed an-American All-Star IILLE COMPANY ail vecial E.gagement of ILIAN DOBBING, minent Vocalist. t Up-to-Date, High-Grade, ‘formance ever given in Ne~ gs, New Specialties, ~ ces, New Monologues, 1s Sketches, Etc., Ete. Feature Par-Excellence! State Quartet will sing to pl with their wonder? ‘imitations ING DANCING, CAKE-W. ‘and SKETCHES. _— eats at Foley's. CES OF ADMISSION: 5 and 35 Cts. ft July= the Big Store. SOLUMN argvains r offered e world.. fully, ce AHER & Co. YNED : WAY 3 to lubricate the works the turnips our grand2FUL. HANDLING. }. Each minute wheel must be 10vement. Weclean and repair . frequently, years are added .RTUNG, ers, * Nevada City STORE. ry Store is not a lest grocery house ablished in 1870. lave good, clean, y groceries. The bs . OY, Grocer. in-give you ck is most fy Competi ur Furnishmer Fixin’s any things I t, Main Street, SVALLEY , Ss ‘Valley Stores, Mala §71 TRANSORIPT. — ‘Treadwell went to Downieville dy left this morning for Wasbeston is down from the Plumne, today. wie . Bracelin left this morning for bgton. Stewart returned to Washin gis morning. : (I. Penrose returned this mornNorth Bloomfield. iery and E; Trood returned this z to North Bloomfield. : ‘V.J. Bell retarned to Auburn y after visiting here. : Treadwall left this morning. h Bloomfleld-to visit relatives. ; Wayman returned this mornall, the popular traveling man Francisco, is here filling his or-Mallen, who has been quite lsomewhat improved today but ponfined fo his bed. id States Postal Inspector Hare > to Washington today. He rethere from Downieville yesterH.G. Hayesand children, who pen here ona visitto Mr. and Irove Deal, returned to San 60 yesterday. 3 ; Bernheimer of Vallejo, who pn here on a visit to Mr. and . Bernheimer, returned home { y. ir Jenkins, who has been here sit (to relatives, returned today famento. ar Baxter and wife of San Franyhospent the Fourth here, rehome yesterday. ohn Seeley, who has been visat North San Juan, passed town yesterday enroute to cisco. . Lancie came down from ville Saturday and left yesterSan Francisco. _ George L. Coffey of North San ll leave this week for Dawson aska, to join her husband, who printending some hydraulic here. Miss Kate Farrelly will any her. ‘ man will leave tomorrow for ncisco to purchase goods for porium at this city and Grass ‘Hook, Richard Goyne and AlGeorge Keller returned this ftothe Plumbago mine after a few days here. Davis and Miss C. Davis reto Downieville today after visitseveral days. . ‘Emma _ Bachels of Goodyear ived here last evening from in cisco and returned home toDavis and Miss Costello, who on visiting friends at Grass) .o+ed. A large number of horses are TD-!nowin training at the Oakland--track -Jand the harness races are sure to be At a meeting in Sacrapassed through here thi oute to their home at D liveceteretea July 8, 1901 tonal Happenings. ae ; Hon 8, J. Duckworth, of San Francisco, has been a visitor in these parts sf for the last week. ~ He represents the Saturday, caused by the carelessness Independent Order of Foresters, finan-. of children, the family residence being pp went up to Washington to~ hiteside of Grass Valley went to. North San Juan after a short eS S Sa ae AC Strong Company. to Interest Our People. cially the strongest fraternal insurance order in the world, This inatitution has a very good record, being now in ite twenty+seventh year with a membership of 180,000 and a surplus or reserve fund of ‘nearly five million of dollars. Those of our readers who take an interest in such ‘things will readily see that there must have been very intelligent management to secure results such as these: Years in business, 27; average age of members, 35 years; death rate per 1000 members, 64; lapses per 1000 members, 62. It isin its financial department, however, that the Independent Foresters have broken all records. Their rates are moderate— neither cheap nor excessive—being calcalated to provide insurance at actual cost, at the same time assuring stability of rates to all members.The Order has disbursed over~ $10,000,000-in benefits, one of the most attractive features of its policies being the payment of one-half their face value in the event of total disability by sickness-or accident, and the other half without further cost, at death. The order has a small membership in Nevada City and Mr. Duckworth is here to promote its growth. We be-— speak for him and his organization the co-operation of all our citizens who like to deal with solid and well-established insti: utions. Going to Lake Tahoe. as Mr. and Mrs. L Lubeck of Grass Valley and Michael, {sador, Solomon and Mrs. L. Hyman of this city, and Mrs. Oastle of San Francisco, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lubeck, will leave this week for Lake Tahoe for a week’s visit. . Mr. Hyman will join the party later. Gone to Grass Valley. The: Quaker Concert Company has closed in Nevada City. They will open at Grass Valley tonight for one week. The doctors have opened an office at the Holbrooke Hotel. Their hours are from 10 a. m. to 12 m. The Merry-go-round. The merry-go-round in the lot on Commercial street, between York and Pine, is now in perfect order. Satarday night it was kept running uatil after 10 o’clock and a large crowd of little folks enjoyed themselves immensely. It is to be kept in running order and ready for use on all occasions. This will be good news for the Preparations jor the State Fair. Sacramento in ‘September. ed and a good class of horses is aswell filled. ef Representative is Yow Here Active preparations are being uiade fer the State Fair meeting ta be held in. oupie, Liberal stakes and purses have been. annousc-. .omplighed young lady, and her popDestroyed by Fire. : eran he Horton Residence in Ponn Valley Burned to the Ground, The Horton ranch in Penn Valley was the scene of a destructive fire on burned to the ground: Mrs. Horton had gone to Grass Valley to do some shopping, and during her absence the children took some hot ashes from the stove and thoughtlessly deposited them in some dry grass near the house. The wind soon set the dry grase ablaze and in a short space of time the fire’ was burning fiercely and rapidly approahing the house. The children alarmed some neighbors and with their assistance succeeded in extinguishing the flames, and it was thought that the fire was out. A short time afterward, however, the flames broke out afresh and soon communicated to the residence, which was totally destroyed. Neighbors from tthe Montgomery ranch and the Creamery close by hurried to lend their aid but could not save the house. By hard work they managed to ‘save the large barn, a few yards away. Married at Virginia City. Miss Downing of this city has received the news that her cousin, Miss Lillian Godfroy, was married at Virginia City,-Nevada, on June 20:h to Edward Cicholle of: that place. The bride visited heraunt at this -city a short time. ago and made many friends who wish her a prosperous and happy journey in her new life. The groom is an employe of the electric company at Virginia City and is well thought of. : ; Accidents and Operations. Dr. W. P. Sawyer removed two tumors from Peter Bariolata’s neck last Saturday. Louis Moscardini, who lives near Rock creek, has had a part of hie left: foot cut off on account of a diseased bone and biocd _poisoning. He is getting along well. The young son’ of Henry Ruth who Thursday, is getting along nicely. The little fellow’s injury was not as severe as had been reported. . _ William Lewis, who was thrown from a horse on the morning of the and bruises. ported serious. Married Saturday. Mamie Walsh of Moore’s Flat were mony at St. Canice’s church, in this city, last Saturday afternoon. The The biide-is an estim:ible and acularity was shown by being elected a Maid of. Honor to the big carnival. Mr. Flynn is a miner by occupation and he stands well in: his home town. The Transcript extends congratulahad one of his thambs injared by the. } premature explosion of a bomb. last . & Fourth, sustained a few slight cuts . > His injuries were re-. > _ George Flynn of Alleghany and Miss . : united in the holy bonds of matri-. * nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Father . } Clyne in the presence of a number of . » relatives and friends of the young!> Scie “PHONE, MAIN 551. Death at San Suan. WwW. KH Burns, the Srocer, De* parts Ohis Life. . William.H. Burns, who had been a resident of North San Juan for about day afternoon. He had been in poor health for some time, and his death was due to a general breaking down -of his system. “He conducted a grocery store in the Ridge town of late years and was. well liked in the community. The: deceased was: born in Albany, New York, and was aged 58 years and 27 daye. He leaves a wife-to mourn his demise. ; : The funeral took place at North San Juan this afternoon, and was largely attended. # . +0 @e+ There is nothing in the world more delightfal than a drink of good whiskey —and Jesse Moore is good whiskey.

fifteen years, died at that place yester’ has a fascination—a hold-upon its users they never wish loosened. pS This TEA is especially adapted for ICED, OR RUSSIAN, TEA 218 When used 1n the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar deiicacy and flavor,. ae a3 GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Cheap Overland Rates. Sr. Pav, Minn., July 6—The results of the reduced rates which went into effect on the Great Northern todey.are awaited with considerable interest in transcontinental railroad circles. The schedule prevides for a first-class round-trip rate of $45 for San Franeisco, Tacoma, Portland, Seattle, Victoria__and: Vancouver from St. Paul, timited for recurn to August 31st. The Great Northern declares it was impelled to make the reduction because of the attitude of the southern transcontinential lines in making a rate that would otherwise divert to them a large share of the sammer travel. eoeh Rae Smoke thé up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Malaria Causes Biliousness, -Grore’s Tasteless Chill Tonic remove the cause. $4,758,000 It will be more by that time. will feel better than you do now. fair, isn’t it. 4,517,925See That ga «$240,075 _ It represents the PRESENT VALUE OF THE PIVIDEND to be declared by the ‘INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS at .° Los Angeles, California, in April, 1902. ° : If you wish to be in on this deal let me have your application—it cost you NOTHING to join the Order and once you are in it I know you If it is too warm-for you to come. to me I will go to you—that’s I am coming to see you, anyway, ’most any day now. DON’T SET BUSY all of a sudden when you see me coming—I won’t hurt you; all I want is a hearing and your application, all for your own good. S. J. DUCKWORTH, . DEPUTY SUPREME CHIEF RANGER, At the National Exchange Hotel. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. 4] MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. Saratoga Chips = 1. Swiss Cheese = mento it was decided to give two hartions to the young couple, and wishes oles of Interest. psurance see T. B.-Gray. Dwl saloon has Rainier beer on it. Geo. King Huss in his imitaaly 11th. the best of everything in the he send your orders to Naffziger. ire and hear the Empire State tte on Thursday Jaly 11th. » fine. bu want a good, cool drink of the very best in town—drop in p Wo. Harry. m7-tf ything up-to-date by the Panlan all-star Vaudeville Oo., y, July 11,at the Theatre. good bath goto Tom Moore’s Mrial Parlors, on Oommercial Bathe, 25 cents. j28-tt © ijonade, Root Beer, Plain Soda flavors, 5 cents; ice cream 15 }cents a plate with ladyfingers ar’s, the swellest place in town. ‘excellent fancy. summer drink Wom. Garry’s saloon, corner of and Pine streets. m7 tf . invigorating qualities of BartVater have become famous all he country. It is bottled juat as hes from the springs, and is one ® very best mineral waters in the . Geo. O. Gaylord & Son are agents. ou should desire anything in the pg line you should call at the p. [tis the most popular resort nm and you are always given reatment. Ba d Loveland, proprietor of the Bakery, continues to furnish trons with the very best of pies} and illy nourished nerves new seapennios oe mate eomdine, rae old yale aoa » bread ing else in the. children S. S. S. hag no equal; being free from all minerals; it does not nausea line;. pt kes aes tf or have any injurious effect whatever, and k the blood in good condition, thus See. Ge ia * . fortifying against disease. mrpenenee teaches-what is good and what is not good; x this applies particularly to m icine, and S. S. S., a remedy that has retain the ness and four. running races each day of the Fair. ‘George W. Jackson of Sacramento was elected Secretary of the State Agricultural Society by a unanimous vote. ‘He is a competent official and will do much for the success of the Fair. them a long and happy wedded life. Cut His Hand. While Peter Orzalli was whittling in front: of the National Hotel yesterday . morning the knife he wag using slipped and cut a deep ‘gash on one of his hands. The wound was so bad that he found it necessary to go to adrug store and have it dressed. oe Mr. Nation has separated from his wife Carrie. Carrie Nation! Carrie Nation! Seems to us we’ve heard that name before. + $e oo 1 Secretary Gage has left itt» Secretary Hay to explain our tariff system to Russia. Under the circumstances, this is nothing less than cruelty. ——————— Band Owns the Town. Stockton Mail: The Boys’ band of Stockton accepted.an invitation to attend the Fourth of July celebration at Nevada City. The following dispatch received by the Mail shows that the boys were highly appreciated : Nevapa Crry, July 4—Editor Mail: The parade has just finished and the boys made a decided hit. The local band is at a diseount and the Stockton boys own the town. 5 i S. S. S$. has been Y . before the public for many years; ; from a small beginning, it has steadily . i worked its way to the front, and is now known in every city, town and hamlet in the country. Its staunchest friends are those who have known it longest and have witiessed its: wonderful curative powers in their own families or among their friends and uaintances. Grateful patients in all parts of the country tell of their restoration . to health and happiness, and the testimony of these isthe highest evidence of the medicine’s worth. §S. S. S. is more popular today than ever in its history——no other rémedy stands so high, has ever given such perfect satisfaction or is so reliable in the cure of Cancer, Rheumatism, h, Contagious Blood Pojson, Scrofula, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Acne, Or any disease that originatbs in the blood. Being strictly a végetable preparation, you will find it agrees with you much better than a drug store concoction or any of the widel a and mercury remedies, which affect the bones, muscles and stomach, causing ey we never tried S, S. S., you w r Don’t gg aye men sacl atthe cisiSbood a for no sooner does it get into the circulation than the . Take Ss. Ss. ” a) te increases; you grow stronger, and gradually but surely it drives out the Be 0 and restores the blood to a ealthy condition. If there is a sore or ulcer on the body, it to heal around the edges, the discharge finally ceases and the lace gets well; muscular and bone pains vanish, and the skin-is relieved of all itching, irritating eruptions. Nervous, run.down and anaemic people will find S. S. S. just, the medicine they need, for blood poverty Vestern professor declares that m turn negroes white by injecof “leucitis”—a substance which the deposit of the dark pig3 Here’s your chance, brethren. Makes Impure Blood, Ye Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Ma confidence of the prose for nearly 50 years, must have merit—1T CURES,’ is .the 2 secret of its success, When youcallfor 8.8.8. umes asian don’t be persuaded to accept something — there is no substitute for S.S.S. Itis the onl teed purely vegetable blood purifier, an the safest and best for all blood and skin . troubles, ee not let them re an inferior mineral remedy on you because there isa profit in it. if you have any-blood or stin die. oe ae ease, don’t hesitate to write us about it; our page . will carefully consider on advertised potash . . ’ THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a.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 DAY 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. GOOD WASHING SOAP Is something which every ‘housekeeper desires and prizes when found. CUR LAUNDRY SOAP is the best made. Produces strong suds,.lasts a long time, removes: the dirt quickly and does not injure the things. : All the laundry supplies we offer are of excellent quality and none are expensive. CASH GROCER, Closing Season’s Sale. reduced prices. This will give you an “opportunity to ge VERY REASONABLE, at Diss =. =. Etcett’s your case and advise you without lood and Skin Diseases free, J THE SWIET SP. COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. \ \ SIGOURNEY, DIES—From now on,’ and until everything in SUMMER MILLINERY is sold, we will sell at greatly jyour MILLINERY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY Sailors, 75 cts; Geruine Mexican Sombreros~50 cts; BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,-CAL A Holiday ‘in Cuba. Sant1aGo pe Cus, July 8—The third ‘anniversary of the navai victory by the American fleet off. this city was cele‘brated here today as a public holiday. Business was generally stispended and the Stars and Stripes were displayed alangside the Cuban ensign on public and private houses. ‘ Sent 300 Uites. Toronto, Onat., Jaly 5.—Advices received here tell of a highly successful test of wireless telegraphy off the coast of Newfoundland. A message was received at Oape Ray, Newfoundland, from the'steamer Lake Champion, 300 miles out at sea. There was quite a fog at the time, but this did not appear to affect the signals. “Ladies Should Not Forget That quality aswell as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. =” Coot, sharp Rainier Beer at the OwL. 5 cents a glass. j10-tt . Quality Always Goes with the Price WwW. H. GRAWFORD’S. Call and see our Jatest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, mia aed TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled, Pigs Feet 10c per Ib . 20c per Ib 35c each 35¢ per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart Limberger CheesePickles = = Ripe Olives ©Cream Cheese = Cream Cheese a Abalone =JELL-O _ = “ —_AT— 6 for 25 cts 20c a can loc a pkge STRONG SHOES --.-E'or oss. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE $1 75. TO $2, according tosize. Also an ‘ j Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes ‘Ln the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 upBOVEY BROS., Broad Street. — Diamonds, Silverware, With . Ebony Brushes erngravea Plate —AT— C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. 3 for 25 cts” Jackson's beehive brocery Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be-of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” t known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. — Fly's oo Cram Pals Commercial Street, « Nevada City. RoSughaw Sombreros, 35c; Children’s Sombre ros, 25c; all best quality < ‘ Our confections are widely