July 9, 1904 (4 pages)

lows Gk fal hve aieeiatioemiemmn er . Charles Jheartiest wishes for your success and ‘prosperity, and hopes that in your orisons the Golden State may not be quite ‘forgotten. : -Nevapa City Darty Transcript & NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ , . FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. =—_ * : TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Syfen, ao ae -$@Per Year . By Cerrier, -. Delivered toany vart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at ‘Nevada City BATURDAY 62 5650565 siccccawress ees yeiei tie. ala: Sday satnhoiale s oisia(al ols .oe. JULY 9, 1904 _ £2-ta2e Per Week ciaeenasnaaiinaiataah To Be Inaugurated March 4,.1905: THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Warren Fairbanks. A GRAND ORATION monstiel loved liberty less, had they not been’ of jilie kisi people that they were, they would have péitiently continued to submit to the yokes so mercilessly put upon their unwilling necks. Not so our Forefathers! Not so the Puritan! Not so the people of the Mayflower.-Not-so the Miles.Standishes, the Benjamin Franklins, the Thomas Jeffersons! Not so the Charles Carrolls, the Ethan Allens, the Patrick Henrys! Not so the Lees, the Adamses, the Morrisses, the Lafayettes, the Steubens, the Hamiltons, the Washingtons! Not so the millions of other and unnamed men and women, heroes everyone, who freely offered all they had, even to life itself, upon the altar of their country! Had they not been what they were, this celebration would not be now in progress, and Liberty would still.,be fretting at the clanking ‘chains that once proclaimed her bond-servant of despotic power! ; : “It is well that the American people should annually assemble to celebrate the deeds and memories of the great fore. fathers of the Republic, to fan into fiercer flames the fires upon the altars of our country, to teach the young those lessons of patriotism that all should know by heart. For no nation can long be free, and no nation ought long to be free that does not treasure in its heart of hearts the memories of those whose self-sacrifices gave it liberty and independence.” In concluding a beautiful tribute of praise to the memory of George Washington, Gov. Pardee said: “Our country’s marvelous growth, from the three millions of a century ago to the eighty millions of today; our unparalleled expansion from the narrow strip along the Atlantic shore to the present spanning of a continent and over Seas; our magnificent and quickly acquired premiership in manufactures, wealth and commerce; our strides in the arts and sciences; our early-secured and easily maintained priority in the diffusion of knowledge, through our public schools and great universities—all these things have proven true Berkeley’s prophetic dictum, “‘Westward the course of empire takes its way.” May the star that marks its ever-westward course hover long above our land! And may our people, as has ever been their good fortune, find always new Washingtons, Franklins, Jeffersons, Hamiltons to lead them safely through the crises which the future may provide! Tomorrow morning E, J. Morgan,. In the Superior Court Monday the Ohes, W. Hilland G. J. Schmidt will . following case will come ap for bearleave on a camping trip. They will go. ing: : .N last . Monday—Independence Day—at the World’s () Fair in St. Louis, Governor Geo. C. Pardee of California delivered an exceptionally fine Fourth of July oration, which must have greatly impressed the large multitude of people who enjoyed the pleasure of hearing“it given by such an eloquent and magnetic speaker, and will without doubt prove to be one of the most valuable and remunerative expositions of our State’s great progress and development, along intellectual and industrial lines, that the Golden West has ever received and benefited by. At no time have people assembled from all over the world listened to a more brilliant, inspiring and patriotic address, and every true and loyal American citizen who has the opportunity should read it carefully. We greatly regret that we are unable to publish in full the Governor’s oration, owing to lack of space, but we give a few excerpts below which will prove valuable and interesting reading. Gov. Pardee said in part: “I bring you a message of peace, good will and loyalty from the million and three-quarters of my people, who, on the far-off Pacific Coast, under the genial California sun, are, like us, celebrating with becoming and befitting ceremonies, the 128th anniversary of the declaration of our national independence. They bid me say to you, the representatives of the states and territories here assembled, that they, like us, are renewing their pledges of fealty to our common country, and are offering up their prayers to the Ever—Living God for the preservation and perpetuity of the nation we love so well. To the accompaniment of the whisper of the great ocean that sends its surges murmuring on our western continental shores, my people of California are praying that neither the lapse of time, the ruthless hand of ignorance nor the devastations of war may ever lay waste or destroy this fair land which is our common heritage; and that if, in the inscrutable wisdom of God, it shall be His will that other nations shall not escape the unsparing ravages gf barbarous forces, our . land and our people may be graciously spared from further . visitations of His wrath. My State bids me express her re, .“So long as a people fatiently submits to the increasing f through the Big Meadows; in. — E. J. Morgan during his absence e of George E. Oloud, deceased. Final account and decree of distribution. ‘ >: umas county, and enjoy a few eeks hunting and fishing. Anyone having business with Mr. i oGie& ; Fresh bdbach is the best insect powder, as stated in W. D. Vinton’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRansoniPr. ‘ It is. extensively used, and always gives good satisfaction. hould call at the Citizeny Bank. = / Will Entertain. Mrs. ©. P. Loughridge will entertain a number of ledy friends at whist this evening at her home on Sacramento street. During the evening refreshments wil be served the gueste. Natives’ Carnival. Fred Jobns of Sacramento }s here in the interest of the Native Sone’ caraival which will be beld at the Oapitol City week after next. = Gunboat Sunk. Toxo, Jaly 8—While engaged in special -work off Talienwan Bay July 5 during a dense fog the Japanese gunboat Kaimon struck a Russian mine and sank almost immediately. Commander Takabasha ordered the crew to enter boats and-leave the ship, but refused to leave himeelf and it ie supposed that he went down. A ‘majority of the crew escaped in boats. Besides the Commander, two officers and nineteen mem are missing. The Kaimon was of wood and built in 18823. She had a complement of 280 men. Under Arrest. SacrkaMEnto, Jaly 8.—Acting Governor Aldem Anderson tedey issued a warrant for the requisition of Irene Lucas, who is under arrest in Seattle, Wash. It is elaimed she stole $850 from W. H. Murray’e house at Sacramento. — Only of Paste. Lonpon; July 8.—The Jewels af the Marquis of Anglesey, one of the chief assets relied upon by his many creditors, have been discovered, it is.said, to be mainly of paste. They are now found to he worth $200,000, not $860,Ticket of Leave.: Lowpok, July 8—The Associated Press learne definitely that Mrs. Florence Maybrick will be released as an ordinary prisoner on ticket of leave, between now and August lst. The authorities have no intention of granting ber a free pardon, but cannot impose eny restrictions upon Mrs. Maybrick after her arrival in America. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa2cy Drinks, and you. can depend that they 000. are mized property. HOTEL ANTLE LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprictors . RS DINNER ‘ —2 BUNDAY, JULY 10, 1904 2— Seer a 2 Chicken a la Riene Cohsommie Soveriene Fried Salmon, Tartar Sauce Pommes Parisienne Chicken Salad en Mayounaise Ripe Olives Sweet Gherkins Boiled Leg of Lamb Sauce Tomato Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce Kpigramme of:Lamb, Sauce Piquant is Calves Head Spanish Style Sliced Cucumbers exactions of an usurping power, so long will its rights and its liberties-be constantly curtailed, until, as is often recorded Sweetbreads a la Provencale ; Chickem Liver Patties, Italian Style \ Veal Pot Pie, New York Style j French Toast, Cream Sauce in history, the masses exist only for the benefit of those who have arrogated to themselves the privileges that should beRonat California Chicken with Nut Dressing Prime of Beef au Loin of Veal with Olive Dressing Ribs of Beef Spanish long toall. But when this has been continued until, by gg, Squash New String Beans heredity, it becomes a part of the very being of the people, it/Greea Apple Pie om fos: posi a ee setae Pie is only with the greatest difficuliy that a nation can bearoused. — ay aes ne " tesneteianen & eye weet to throw off the yoke and take again unto itself the rights . Raspberry Roll Cream Sauce es helaacalase 2¢ Cream and privileges of which it has been insidiously deprived. rm eae ap i And had our forefathers come of less sturdy stock, had they Cafe Noir ee eee ne lingly braved all dangers to escape persecution, hac they"not ( been the sturdy, self-reliant, stroug-minded; strong: 44-calibre Winchester rifle. vors esto Tramp Dt ITS. MANE LEADER Judge Parker of New York _Urianimously Nominated President, at 5°45 o'clock this National Convention. fested by the delegates when annsnnced. For President. Sr. Louis, July aeeae Alton B. Parker of New -York was unanimously nominated om the first bal¥ot for There was great cheering and much enthusiasm manimorning, by the Democratic $ the result of the voting was ~ Federal Aid. WasHINaTon, July 8—In response to anappeal {for rations from the Mayor of Kaneas City, Kan , for the flood district, Acting Secretary of War Oliver today directed the commandant at Fort Leavenworth to issue rations as needed. Brigadier-Geveral Bell has been instructed to investigate the situation and report the extent of the distress and the best plan of affording relief. Shot His Brother Los AnGce.es, July 8 —Albert oO. Bjornson, carpenter, 25 years old, shot and probably fatally wounded his elder brother this morning. At least twenty-five shote were fired from #& At the police station Bjornson eaid that his brother bad annoyed and tantalized him until he could bear it no longer. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of cruste and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster Bheumatism, Lumbago, Lame: Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and aj. Bronchial troubles, Oramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints; Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. Tbe above articles can be bad by caling‘on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Gommercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf ' For Sale At a Bargain. Hight Room House, Large Lot and Orobard. House in a No. 1 condition. Oan be bought at a-bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale, Fire and Life Insurance. & Morgan, ~ ‘m21-tf Real Estate Agents, ——_—_—_______ _] No Dessert More Attractive eedeees better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot } water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sum. prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. . In Four Frait Fle : Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp. At grocers, . 1Qc. : Proceeds to be Used in Assisting to Furnish the New Nevada ‘City Free Library. NEVADA THEATER, Thursday and Friday Evenings Jaly ‘at “and 22. The Gutta=Dercha Gir And otber attrastive noveltion : [Blew Out Brains wilh oure. ———— Readpmea, Jaly 8.—A. J. Temple, who. regently sold his interest in the Qaincy Oreek copper mine for $12,000 went to a room at. the Empire Hotel in Weaverville yesterday ‘afternoon, sat down on the edge of the bed, placed the muzzle of a revolver inthis mouth and sent a ballet into bis brain. After getting the money for his share of the Quincy mine Temple -went to San Francieco, where he spent the greater part of his money atid became despondent. sick and mervous headaches. Shernian’s ’ @ Cure gives instant reOne dose cures, fectly fmiless, immediate re 25c and 10¢.a box. It oures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by B. Dieke-man, sole agent. SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invitations to Weddings and all other soctal. occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. . Cerrespondence cards embettished with Monograms. Samples :and estimates sent upen Peqeuecest. WATCHES that bear the Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are feliable. Send for the j mew publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” m SHREVE & COMPANY, 3) Manufacturers, Jewelers and maSitversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS aSan Francisce The Highest Priced bud SOLD EVERYWHERE, The.Oity Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist I {with be atmy office in the City manded larger quarters, These we . have found, and are better preTHE. FIRST AMERICA will be presented ander-the diHalt, ° for the purpose of collecting rection of MRS, FRED. ZEIT> ' LER, assisted by twenty young _. t®X¢e, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to s _-} 6 and 7 td 8 p. m, until August Ist. Reserved Seats for either nom H. SHEARER, ee s, cents.” Oity Marshal and Tax Collector. ; ——art: Maher & Co., Nevada City septs ee All of our custom made Calico and Percale Wrappers are reduced this day, There is a good assortment of sizes and colors. But come early. ° READ -THI1S ze $1.00 Wrappers, now .... ccc eee $ 7 $1.25, $160 Wriepesie, NOW cites cesses 100 $1.75, $2‘Warppers, now....0 000 1 256 $2 50 Wrappere, DOW .. cn. cee ee eee eee . 1 50 SHIRT WAISTS. White Shirt Waists reduced and offered. for sale this day. Just 8 dozen left, so don’t delay. All white, all sizes and all worth more money. . $l and $1 25 Waists, now..... $ 76 $1 50 Walata, now ... cece cen eee 1 00 $2. Walets, WOW s.6s.656c:sleisis sacs canebia.’ 1650 ~ $2 50 Waista, ow . cc. ccc cee eee ee 175 . $8 and $8 60 Waists, now ..... WHITE P K SKIRTS One-Half Dozen left. Going cheap. Come early. Come to us for bargains, ee Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Allegany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal, $6 in Cash Watch at our store, Other 5 Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Vinton’s Fresh Buhack y; Wholesale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Everything Strictly High Class, It is the Best INSECT POWDER % BROAD STREET _ > THERE’S.GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept by ‘us. Drop in and _ Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars z2rR0e em , . CHASIPIONSALOON Q’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City In Larger Quarters OREASE in. business has. dewant a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it, pared than ever to furnish the “a only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, that we have the ONLY syetem of Abstracts in the County. ABSTBAOTS farnished on short notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open tosinspection. Nevada County Abstract . and Title Company 12 Commercial St. . Phone Mat> 41 We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Raspberries, Peaches, Apr icots, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Cherries, Tavlor’ Tomatoes yrors and other Frait fresh every day at RCSENTHAL'S —_— Tea and Coffee House LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ‘IN. THE WORLD. OVER $400,000,000 BAOK OF Broad Street, Nevada City, ITS POLICY CONTRAOTS, The Mutual Life Ins. Co. will provid : It you are in good health the Meteet Lge nnd a0 estate, the Matual Life will mske thid contract with ‘oui a Lag of 15 years it will pay you $500, and $500 each and every year theretani Fa patel At the end of that time it: will also pay ‘you 96000 cash. oe Lala er amounts in Proportion. Any contract ineuranee in the The Matual Life has just iesued Png, It will ebarge you t saed to James B. Colgate a policy for rene. for $15,000, $500 or pedigreed gente’ aerenim and give you the same benefits re Meveda City, Jane 17, 1904, c. BV. SAUNDERS, aa District Manager, 407 J Street,Sacramento, Os. PLNER & JRBSL, 4 } Be ee ul i we Fy . Oakland Gomer Spanish kee toda “this city W. A. on a vis! Richar ‘Gladsto: land to! Mes dG. R. Soe taer cat terday a Francise Th Would uas-d Dr auds matoéble Headuact and bul can't, 3 b, W.D Wa j yA P San F F $25,000 : morni's b7 J. B. jn aocar “Loy trade .

lows Gk fal hve aieeiatioemiemmn er . Charles Jheartiest wishes for your success and ‘prosperity, and hopes that in your orisons the Golden State may not be quite ‘forgotten. : -Nevapa City Darty Transcript & NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ , . FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. =—_ * : TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Syfen, ao ae -$@Per Year . By Cerrier, -. Delivered toany vart of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at ‘Nevada City BATURDAY 62 5650565 siccccawress ees yeiei tie. ala: Sday satnhoiale s oisia(al ols .oe. JULY 9, 1904 _ £2-ta2e Per Week ciaeenasnaaiinaiataah To Be Inaugurated March 4,.1905: THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Warren Fairbanks. A GRAND ORATION monstiel loved liberty less, had they not been’ of jilie kisi people that they were, they would have péitiently continued to submit to the yokes so mercilessly put upon their unwilling necks. Not so our Forefathers! Not so the Puritan! Not so the people of the Mayflower.-Not-so the Miles.Standishes, the Benjamin Franklins, the Thomas Jeffersons! Not so the Charles Carrolls, the Ethan Allens, the Patrick Henrys! Not so the Lees, the Adamses, the Morrisses, the Lafayettes, the Steubens, the Hamiltons, the Washingtons! Not so the millions of other and unnamed men and women, heroes everyone, who freely offered all they had, even to life itself, upon the altar of their country! Had they not been what they were, this celebration would not be now in progress, and Liberty would still.,be fretting at the clanking ‘chains that once proclaimed her bond-servant of despotic power! ; : “It is well that the American people should annually assemble to celebrate the deeds and memories of the great fore. fathers of the Republic, to fan into fiercer flames the fires upon the altars of our country, to teach the young those lessons of patriotism that all should know by heart. For no nation can long be free, and no nation ought long to be free that does not treasure in its heart of hearts the memories of those whose self-sacrifices gave it liberty and independence.” In concluding a beautiful tribute of praise to the memory of George Washington, Gov. Pardee said: “Our country’s marvelous growth, from the three millions of a century ago to the eighty millions of today; our unparalleled expansion from the narrow strip along the Atlantic shore to the present spanning of a continent and over Seas; our magnificent and quickly acquired premiership in manufactures, wealth and commerce; our strides in the arts and sciences; our early-secured and easily maintained priority in the diffusion of knowledge, through our public schools and great universities—all these things have proven true Berkeley’s prophetic dictum, “‘Westward the course of empire takes its way.” May the star that marks its ever-westward course hover long above our land! And may our people, as has ever been their good fortune, find always new Washingtons, Franklins, Jeffersons, Hamiltons to lead them safely through the crises which the future may provide! Tomorrow morning E, J. Morgan,. In the Superior Court Monday the Ohes, W. Hilland G. J. Schmidt will . following case will come ap for bearleave on a camping trip. They will go. ing: : .N last . Monday—Independence Day—at the World’s () Fair in St. Louis, Governor Geo. C. Pardee of California delivered an exceptionally fine Fourth of July oration, which must have greatly impressed the large multitude of people who enjoyed the pleasure of hearing“it given by such an eloquent and magnetic speaker, and will without doubt prove to be one of the most valuable and remunerative expositions of our State’s great progress and development, along intellectual and industrial lines, that the Golden West has ever received and benefited by. At no time have people assembled from all over the world listened to a more brilliant, inspiring and patriotic address, and every true and loyal American citizen who has the opportunity should read it carefully. We greatly regret that we are unable to publish in full the Governor’s oration, owing to lack of space, but we give a few excerpts below which will prove valuable and interesting reading. Gov. Pardee said in part: “I bring you a message of peace, good will and loyalty from the million and three-quarters of my people, who, on the far-off Pacific Coast, under the genial California sun, are, like us, celebrating with becoming and befitting ceremonies, the 128th anniversary of the declaration of our national independence. They bid me say to you, the representatives of the states and territories here assembled, that they, like us, are renewing their pledges of fealty to our common country, and are offering up their prayers to the Ever—Living God for the preservation and perpetuity of the nation we love so well. To the accompaniment of the whisper of the great ocean that sends its surges murmuring on our western continental shores, my people of California are praying that neither the lapse of time, the ruthless hand of ignorance nor the devastations of war may ever lay waste or destroy this fair land which is our common heritage; and that if, in the inscrutable wisdom of God, it shall be His will that other nations shall not escape the unsparing ravages gf barbarous forces, our . land and our people may be graciously spared from further . visitations of His wrath. My State bids me express her re, .“So long as a people fatiently submits to the increasing f through the Big Meadows; in. — E. J. Morgan during his absence e of George E. Oloud, deceased. Final account and decree of distribution. ‘ >: umas county, and enjoy a few eeks hunting and fishing. Anyone having business with Mr. i oGie& ; Fresh bdbach is the best insect powder, as stated in W. D. Vinton’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRansoniPr. ‘ It is. extensively used, and always gives good satisfaction. hould call at the Citizeny Bank. = / Will Entertain. Mrs. ©. P. Loughridge will entertain a number of ledy friends at whist this evening at her home on Sacramento street. During the evening refreshments wil be served the gueste. Natives’ Carnival. Fred Jobns of Sacramento }s here in the interest of the Native Sone’ caraival which will be beld at the Oapitol City week after next. = Gunboat Sunk. Toxo, Jaly 8—While engaged in special -work off Talienwan Bay July 5 during a dense fog the Japanese gunboat Kaimon struck a Russian mine and sank almost immediately. Commander Takabasha ordered the crew to enter boats and-leave the ship, but refused to leave himeelf and it ie supposed that he went down. A ‘majority of the crew escaped in boats. Besides the Commander, two officers and nineteen mem are missing. The Kaimon was of wood and built in 18823. She had a complement of 280 men. Under Arrest. SacrkaMEnto, Jaly 8.—Acting Governor Aldem Anderson tedey issued a warrant for the requisition of Irene Lucas, who is under arrest in Seattle, Wash. It is elaimed she stole $850 from W. H. Murray’e house at Sacramento. — Only of Paste. Lonpon; July 8.—The Jewels af the Marquis of Anglesey, one of the chief assets relied upon by his many creditors, have been discovered, it is.said, to be mainly of paste. They are now found to he worth $200,000, not $860,Ticket of Leave.: Lowpok, July 8—The Associated Press learne definitely that Mrs. Florence Maybrick will be released as an ordinary prisoner on ticket of leave, between now and August lst. The authorities have no intention of granting ber a free pardon, but cannot impose eny restrictions upon Mrs. Maybrick after her arrival in America. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa2cy Drinks, and you. can depend that they 000. are mized property. HOTEL ANTLE LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprictors . RS DINNER ‘ —2 BUNDAY, JULY 10, 1904 2— Seer a 2 Chicken a la Riene Cohsommie Soveriene Fried Salmon, Tartar Sauce Pommes Parisienne Chicken Salad en Mayounaise Ripe Olives Sweet Gherkins Boiled Leg of Lamb Sauce Tomato Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce Kpigramme of:Lamb, Sauce Piquant is Calves Head Spanish Style Sliced Cucumbers exactions of an usurping power, so long will its rights and its liberties-be constantly curtailed, until, as is often recorded Sweetbreads a la Provencale ; Chickem Liver Patties, Italian Style \ Veal Pot Pie, New York Style j French Toast, Cream Sauce in history, the masses exist only for the benefit of those who have arrogated to themselves the privileges that should beRonat California Chicken with Nut Dressing Prime of Beef au Loin of Veal with Olive Dressing Ribs of Beef Spanish long toall. But when this has been continued until, by gg, Squash New String Beans heredity, it becomes a part of the very being of the people, it/Greea Apple Pie om fos: posi a ee setae Pie is only with the greatest difficuliy that a nation can bearoused. — ay aes ne " tesneteianen & eye weet to throw off the yoke and take again unto itself the rights . Raspberry Roll Cream Sauce es helaacalase 2¢ Cream and privileges of which it has been insidiously deprived. rm eae ap i And had our forefathers come of less sturdy stock, had they Cafe Noir ee eee ne lingly braved all dangers to escape persecution, hac they"not ( been the sturdy, self-reliant, stroug-minded; strong: 44-calibre Winchester rifle. vors esto Tramp Dt ITS. MANE LEADER Judge Parker of New York _Urianimously Nominated President, at 5°45 o'clock this National Convention. fested by the delegates when annsnnced. For President. Sr. Louis, July aeeae Alton B. Parker of New -York was unanimously nominated om the first bal¥ot for There was great cheering and much enthusiasm manimorning, by the Democratic $ the result of the voting was ~ Federal Aid. WasHINaTon, July 8—In response to anappeal {for rations from the Mayor of Kaneas City, Kan , for the flood district, Acting Secretary of War Oliver today directed the commandant at Fort Leavenworth to issue rations as needed. Brigadier-Geveral Bell has been instructed to investigate the situation and report the extent of the distress and the best plan of affording relief. Shot His Brother Los AnGce.es, July 8 —Albert oO. Bjornson, carpenter, 25 years old, shot and probably fatally wounded his elder brother this morning. At least twenty-five shote were fired from #& At the police station Bjornson eaid that his brother bad annoyed and tantalized him until he could bear it no longer. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of cruste and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster Bheumatism, Lumbago, Lame: Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and aj. Bronchial troubles, Oramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints; Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. Tbe above articles can be bad by

caling‘on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Gommercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28-tf ' For Sale At a Bargain. Hight Room House, Large Lot and Orobard. House in a No. 1 condition. Oan be bought at a-bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale, Fire and Life Insurance. & Morgan, ~ ‘m21-tf Real Estate Agents, ——_—_—_______ _] No Dessert More Attractive eedeees better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot } water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sum. prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex. pense. Try it to-day. . In Four Frait Fle : Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp. At grocers, . 1Qc. : Proceeds to be Used in Assisting to Furnish the New Nevada ‘City Free Library. NEVADA THEATER, Thursday and Friday Evenings Jaly ‘at “and 22. The Gutta=Dercha Gir And otber attrastive noveltion : [Blew Out Brains wilh oure. ———— Readpmea, Jaly 8.—A. J. Temple, who. regently sold his interest in the Qaincy Oreek copper mine for $12,000 went to a room at. the Empire Hotel in Weaverville yesterday ‘afternoon, sat down on the edge of the bed, placed the muzzle of a revolver inthis mouth and sent a ballet into bis brain. After getting the money for his share of the Quincy mine Temple -went to San Francieco, where he spent the greater part of his money atid became despondent. sick and mervous headaches. Shernian’s ’ @ Cure gives instant reOne dose cures, fectly fmiless, immediate re 25c and 10¢.a box. It oures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by B. Dieke-man, sole agent. SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invitations to Weddings and all other soctal. occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. . Cerrespondence cards embettished with Monograms. Samples :and estimates sent upen Peqeuecest. WATCHES that bear the Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are feliable. Send for the j mew publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” m SHREVE & COMPANY, 3) Manufacturers, Jewelers and maSitversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS aSan Francisce The Highest Priced bud SOLD EVERYWHERE, The.Oity Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist I {with be atmy office in the City manded larger quarters, These we . have found, and are better preTHE. FIRST AMERICA will be presented ander-the diHalt, ° for the purpose of collecting rection of MRS, FRED. ZEIT> ' LER, assisted by twenty young _. t®X¢e, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to s _-} 6 and 7 td 8 p. m, until August Ist. Reserved Seats for either nom H. SHEARER, ee s, cents.” Oity Marshal and Tax Collector. ; ——art: Maher & Co., Nevada City septs ee All of our custom made Calico and Percale Wrappers are reduced this day, There is a good assortment of sizes and colors. But come early. ° READ -THI1S ze $1.00 Wrappers, now ........ ccc eee $ 7 $1.25, $160 Wriepesie, NOW cites cesses 100 $1.75, $2‘Warppers, now.......0 000 1 256 $2 50 Wrappere, DOW ... cn. cee ee eee eee . 1 50 SHIRT WAISTS. White Shirt Waists reduced and offered. for sale this day. Just 8 dozen left, so don’t delay. All white, all sizes and all worth more money. . $l and $1 25 Waists, now......... $ 76 $1 50 Walata, now ..... cece cen eee 1 00 $2. Walets, WOW s.6s.656c:sleisis sacs canebia.’ 1650 ~ $2 50 Waista, ow .. cc. ccc cee eee ee 175 . $8 and $8 60 Waists, now ......... WHITE P K SKIRTS One-Half Dozen left. Going cheap. Come early. Come to us for bargains, ee Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Allegany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal, $6 in Cash Watch at our store, Other 5 Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Vinton’s Fresh Buhack y; Wholesale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Everything Strictly High Class, It is the Best INSECT POWDER % BROAD STREET _ > THERE’S.GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept by ‘us.. Drop in and _ Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars z2rR0e em , . CHASIPIONSALOON Q’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City In Larger Quarters OREASE in. business has. dewant a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it, pared than ever to furnish the “a only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, that we have the ONLY syetem of Abstracts in the County. ABSTBAOTS farnished on short notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open tosinspection. Nevada County Abstract . and Title Company 12 Commercial St. . Phone Mat> 41 We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Raspberries, Peaches, Apr icots, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Cherries, Tavlor’ Tomatoes yrors and other Frait fresh every day at RCSENTHAL'S —_— Tea and Coffee House LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ‘IN. THE WORLD. OVER $400,000,000 BAOK OF Broad Street, Nevada City, ITS POLICY CONTRAOTS, The Mutual Life Ins. Co. will provid : It you are in good health the Meteet Lge nnd a0 estate, the Matual Life will mske thid contract with ‘oui a Lag of 15 years it will pay you $500, and $500 each and every year theretani Fa patel At the end of that time it: will also pay ‘you 96000 cash. oe Lala er amounts in Proportion. Any contract ineuranee in the The Matual Life has just iesued Png, It will ebarge you t saed to James B. Colgate a policy for rene. for $15,000, $500 or pedigreed gente’ aerenim and give you the same benefits re Meveda City, Jane 17, 1904, c. BV. SAUNDERS, aa District Manager, 407 J Street,Sacramento, Os. PLNER & JRBSL, 4 } Be ee ul i we Fy . Oakland Gomer Spanish kee toda “this city W. A. on a vis! Richar ‘Gladsto: land to! Mes dG. R. Soe taer cat terday a Francise Th Would uas-d Dr auds matoéble Headuact and bul can't, 3 b, W.D Wa j yA P San F F $25,000 : morni's b7 J. B. jn aocar “Loy trade .