June 10, 1898 (4 pages)

ELEGATES MEET, Chosen—To Obtain Stanéme—Election Called. -elected Board of Fire et last evening and or<< he ensuing year by makanc: President and Wm: tary. The Board urged vho was present to apply» ‘rustees for authority to alarm system connected ock in the Western Union ; r »mpany’s office co that the ORR ee ee sanpelradie Engine ComThe office of Supervisor of the 5th} during the ee . ycan be tapped each day District must be worth looking after, x eA eae eee ees 100n, standard time, re candidates have been developed to. self to be the right man for the sooiat stesso oc ne ee ge I Prof fered held at the City Hall The old man whom Sheriff Busch arnext year. : : : : July 14th. : i: Cl é . Kfencan i — ing, July 25th. A. B, od last Saturday-week for his pecu. Next week the Grand Parlor will ee vening, July A Grand Array of . W. Schmidt were apee ee achelor of Pomona ( ppattey hee raed ms ee ea owed J. %. Tieas end 5 county: hospital, where he died] lege, am rom . Laurel Parlor who will leave here Sun:. c ~) ePien 3 Talent. cerry except that he was an old sea capwith tt ‘Mrs. Belle Douglas Martin, . a. Poe pers see sr : Mrs, C. A. Neale, Pianist, of Sacramento. ittee having in charge the eugetie : : en Ralph Gaylord, Solo Whistler, of Nevada City. — s for the ball that the ‘to gi the ; sc os Seattle Miss Josie Wilhelm, Violinist, of Grass Valley. Miss Annie Webber, Vocalist, of Nevada City. Ph ive Daughter: 8 have ‘Ander-. the degree of Master of Sciences, The to get up a social and dafice for] thesis for his Master's degree was] ly: 4th have appointed the Miss Sadie Allen, Pianist, of Nevada City. Leena THE TRANSCRIPT, FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1898. / stores. @ pF KY “*/the = Saturday Afternoon « Musical’: Glub. 8 3 o . é OG Important Piéce : eae oman’ pt tesat he tie vine: The ancients honored it and the moderns have many cherished memories connected with it, The designérs of the rings © young men who have volunteered . “Methods For/Determining Availabie”. {Ae >. Va ae eee eee ae ‘om this place, on next Friday even. Phosphoric. Acid and Potash in Soils. . 0) peak Ge James B. ing. There will bea literary and musi-. His major subject. is chemistry, bat he Se Ode ri e Frank fuent sig Brink. @l program rendered during the even-. is said to possess pre-eminent skill in When you take Hood’s Pills. The . SR ce en a, , then a free dance for all, afd free physics and mathematics and to also 10ned, Sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to ee, : ; ". pleces, are not in it ) Gt Sond dee Wi Geewlins oF at the Capitol and St. Charles} bea ripe Latin and English scholar, . ae with Hood's. Easy to take imid¢, of i Jackson, H. Lane and : : ddy, H. Brand, Fred Eilernes, J. F, Hook and A. B. —-Fire Department, aeneniibeniieaiiihilaiaaiitene tte cE * NTED when the nerves beand the appetite fails, parilla gives help by mak. rich, puré arid nrourishly Hood's. LS are easy to take, easy to re indigestion, sick head: cantiansaaae Good oa Living aotels and Mrs. Kenn’s restaurant, He is also ciedited with being a model} Ehe public in general are invited to disciplimarian, lelp in various ways to make the afHE & success, socially and patriotically. san Faulty School Laws. _ ounty Board of Education could be improved upon, thus removing a deict which is quite apparent to an ober. The terms of the members hould be the same as other county fficers, and they should be elected by he electors, instead of being appoint@ by the Board of Supervisors. This jould keep out of the school Board all Hestions of politics and personal references of Supervisors, or of locaon. Aud if an amendment could be facted requiring the Board of Educajou to confine the subject matter of nestions to common-sense business In discussing the ‘merits of Cyrus Brownlee Newton, who accompanies erkeley Quartette, Fred Emerson “He is a humorist who makes you laugh. He is one of the greatest charaeter delineators ; and his: facial expression cannot be excelled. His recitals are so intensely interesting that one has to hustle to keep up with his changing moods.” ~ 5 “The Oroville Register says: We doubt if any man ever came to Oroville who evinced greater skill as an actor and an elocutionist than Prof. Newton. He is equally at home in the pathetic, the humorous and the tragic. We have never heard anything finer on the stage than his presentation of the “Baron’s Last Banquet.” oods and easy to: of Hood’s Pilis, which are 8. zoacnerne PTS druggists. 250. ' ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, Semi-Annual Examination. HE semi-annual examination of: applicant; for Teachers’ “ertificates will ~ mence at the syineoin Ephool Building, Nevada City,on Monday une 20th, 1808" at 9 o'clock a.m. A fee of $2 from cach appli. cant will be charged. wa a County Superindent of Bokocka. Nevada City, June 0. 1898, ; TICKETS, -Nothing extra to reserve at Foley’s, etieSSaeeEREEEeEESEEEeesey 50 CENTS. s WILL YOU CELEBRATE) THIS FOURTH? NEVADA THEATER, Saturday Evening, June lith. _— THE FAMOUS Our great patriotic day, children aims to observe that proaching. Every true Ame the Fourth of July, is fast aprican among mén, women and with you to assist you for the celebration with the best and cheapest Clothing, Furnishing Goods, day. We are in it we ure showing have produced “ Something Beyond the Ordinary. Sentiment may. have aided. artistic conception,and even the artizan has warmed up to his work. Every part of the making haa been -carefolly done and the finished article is a work of art.Our Wodest Prices are aids to ; the possession of these Beautiful Rings. Hats 3 LUETJE & BRAND, ~ Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. AND FOOTWEAR That you can find in this county. If you have not dealt with us we ask you to give us a trial order, ’ ‘ ‘ eonomic principals in use in eyery}. The sale of reserved seats at Foley’s day transactions, it would be an im-. 48 progressing satisfactorily. provement onthe present system of Death of Katie Pierce: _ ahaha Katie Pierce, the fourteen year old may be made by any a McAllister Magig utiit, giving enterBERKELEY QUARTET OF THE ? STATE UNIVERSITY, Ladies—Before selecting your or illustrated. lec/The school law also should be mended so that meetings of teachers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. ASSISTED BY THE p Here Are a Few Bargains. 2SPRING MILLINERY nall towns and vilsmall capital and » all that are needed. it describes, pictures ns the operation ot ® County Institutes would be less ex-. Pierce of Lundy, died between one and eusive and the sessions held during . *wo o’clock this morning at the resilacation in the public schools. There . dence of hergrandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Mot a reasonable excuse to be offered . Wm. H. Smith of High street Last favor of closing all of the public . Sunday she was operated on for appenbhools one week, during session of. icitis. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce came over hi from Lundy a few days agoand were Berkeley Ranjo Quintet, Berkeley Mandolin Quintet, f Cyrus Brownlee Newton, Comedian, Rea Hanna, Instrumentalist, Clinton R. Morse, Humorist, In an entirely new repertoire of . Men’s Wool Suits, in black or brown Boys’ Wool Knee Suits, ages 4 to 13 Men’s Fedora Hats, all shades (sold elsewhere Meén’s Calf Shoes, Lace or Congress Boys’ Heavy Calf Shoes, ever SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF Orimmed Hats, ete. : ob fone and compare Prices, Allister’s Rese teachers’ meetings. ith their daughter wh he dieg,. POPUlar and Funny Songs, Ladies’ Vici Kid Button Gives ce i co ae I P . 3 Nine haa on hair he a. Se i cise instrumental Selections,. . Ladies’ Lace Coin’ Toe Shoes, cloth top—the latest 2 : c Lanterns 4 ot ee with her grandparents here in orden and Late Specialties, . __. We have Ladies’ Shoes in tan or chocolate, button and lace, all widths. we oe . Eugene Woods, the tramp who for a. that she might enjoy the advantages of : Infants’ Fine Kid Shoes, patent tip with tassels Stereopticons ame causéd the people of Gold Flat] the Nevada City schools of which she ow to conduct en« puch annoyance and concern by -his ersistent begging and the boldness was an apt and popular pupil. Sorrow ADMISSION, = ~ = 25c, 35c, 50c, Men’s Golf Caps in all Boys’ Golf Caps, all sh shades ades.. 4 a e : is manifested on all hands at her un-} (Reserved seats at Foley's without Perdy D, You will find That ‘11 ‘be iled: With which he demanded what they timely death. ene Men's and Ladies’ Plush SIits will mailed: tented: to. pivw him, was tried in Jus-. ‘Phe funeral will take place finday Men’s Merino Shirts and Drawers, per suit — Bon Te or iain te ago [Ouest lok from Tey : anaes Carty a Complete Line of . A Our Styles are the McALLISTER, puncing aftera long delay that they oe TRUNKS, VALISES, TELESCOPES, BLANKETS COMFORTERS, . 7 iiss 6 Washington St., Chicago. food nive for conviction and one tor A Good Shot. ? J equittal. The fellow will be retried. Last night between eight and nine ; Rubber Boots, Oil Clothing. WY Ver y Latest and . t : oes o'clock Marshal Tompkins was notified We invite you to call upon us and examine our goods. Gp iters Found the Books All Right. that ala dog belonging to Mrs. AIS Educate as as Please. . iiidren with the means to. ob. . for themselves. 0 SUIT THE TIMES, ntlay that secures q prafitaor your boy or girl. State Controller Colgan and R. A. eamer of the State Board of Equalizafon arrived intown on last evening’s jownieville stage; having made . an ivial trip through’ the counties tothe brth of here. ‘Ihis forenoon they exSnith who lives in Frank Power’s house on ‘Water street : was suffering from an attack of bydrophobia. He went to the house and found the inmates in @ state of great alarm. He started down a path in search of the animal, Remain Yours for Business, J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street. The Popular Clothing Store — GF Fis Prices the Lowest. and suddenly he saw it rushing toward YICKSON & CO. eae : oke finding them in fi 8 shape . bim. When it was within twenty feet ont St. San Francisco. __ Mt paying the administytiog of that [he raised his revolver und fired. The pee li t. ‘They left on . 40g dropped dead in its track the bul: : a ‘apnea dit sng let having entered its forehead’ just , CO. j e W.H. Crawford. . Periodicals and Fashion Papers. ‘E. F. ROSENTHAL, At his Variety Store on Commercial street, keeps! the popu lar periodicals and fashion papers, and receives subscriptions tor the same at publishers’ rates, Will send for any desired publication not on hand. Bined Oounty Assessor Martin's 50 CENTS A WEEK 6 Big Reduction In Summer Pants. Advertisements of not above one of the eyes. The officer . Payathinks the dog had been poisoned or Jj } — had a fit. He does not believe it wis! Va, Sey . oN mad. Ww. H. H I BBITT, Entertainment and Dance. Nevada City Lodge, No. 65, Degree of HonWerchant Catlor, + eee A Living Fiag. in the. procession at Marysville on 8 Fourth a living flag will be one of attractions. It will be made up of ) young ladies dressed in.red, white d blue, which it will bean exact fac Mille of “Old‘Glory,” There will be Fty-five young girls _in a corner issed in starry. bunting to represent /number of stars in the flag, which Try Tue Ow. for mixed drinks. m5 or, will give an entertainment and dahce at * 4 Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening, June 16th. Tickets 25 cents, including refreshmepts. je9-td Patriotic EXERCISES EvectricILtumination, Election for Chief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR : Chief Haptneee and Assistant Chiat Engineer of‘ the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at the . Dressmaker. English Dressmaker desires engagement e Pine Street, Near Broad, . 4 s e City Hall on ; by the day. First class needlewoman. Wages Full Li ne of Stationery. : coh ido onens et 9 NEVADA CITY. $l per day. Mrs, M4RTYN, care of Mrs Quinthe complete in every partic y , Meets ay: paly 25, 1898, You (AN T AFFORD tana, Nimrod street. jei-iw. . Large lot of paper covered novels by well-known authors, : Supe You Arr Kieut and then ‘go Cler: Pieper, . Summer Pants to Order, = $5 00 Same Saturday Night. . * thy don gaa Ps cn lessees ge sory Pres! a ret 10 M IS§ THIS Santer Pants to Order,6 00 There will be a social dance Saturday night ® la and you muy confidently exWat. corr, Séereigry. ’ sibta 3 a 3 f blood and gi ; at Union hall, Indian Flat, Musie by Fisch}it wil) purify your blood an ve Summer Pants to Order, ~7 00 er’s orchestra, All invited. 7-td BEEH IVE -bialee PARTICULARS on mere st and. ta gage Rare and Beautiful ! eB P05 pecs All my work’is made in\Nevada City. ~Furnished Rooms to Let. a rae rasa tere as to er ¥ a Perfect fit and first-class workmanship Three furnished rooms are offered for GROCE RY whe oOwels. a ouses ‘ . WAISTS. here an : Wiatehat soeceteanmaas Sequoia. FIREMEN’S BALL guaranteed. f a pepe A desirable Sag oo Haws e e ee 4 ue a Amy , 4 Piano For Sate. : ailing . i user CT cise eae Commencement Ball. . «. Melo JACKSON, Proprietor — pars : 2 hie opuaisecing thar as role BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER TO BE GIVEN aT sree ae mee of T, Sigourney, ; bing : © prices ‘0. 7, ‘ \ ; one No. w iter (no liquor to-.be sold at this, Yard at Depot. __ Telephone No, 5I. . AR ORY HALL, : Penn See Seesome o” H to Rent. dion, at the Buaker Hil Dey/ TOWLE BROS CO . —o — THE CLASS OF 1898 A new pana Sac Oe bath and . Agency For--lonogram Whiskey i will close with Win, Gittin on! — ; _ . a ee i oe far sent /inqaivent than eee Blue Label Catsup vow $1 prt °* . Fadden Cigar ‘Store, Monday Evening, NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL, . ‘=:2="* agen $1.50 4 For Sate. ee eke it ; ’ Biacksmithing-arid Wagonmaking Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale OW -5U. : Tick scith toca Oakes Gk the place. Junction Main and CommerJuly 4, 1898, At Armory Hall, BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now pre0 $3.50, now $2 ip frontage of 180 feet on the main . mercial Streets. . ; pared todoall kinds of blacksmithing and aM Beee sand Deak pod ats Rope me THOMAS J. TORPIE. pee FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRIDAY EVENING, JULY Ist. Fiok ark ai ma ee eee tiwatet. Depot for : : fi : oe, Grea i lew wagons a: ar order. Co ~ — a season .has only ; eee fete , (Successor to Mrs. I. Waters.) NEVADA FIRE DEPART MENT 4 a -: = Mince of barnes, on Breed on © acon Fancy Gr oceries ‘op everything and Sees te ba cecal Wuste by Soyne’s Orchestra, . aner shop. stihl on ee er ecg , . PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. \ (ma16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. je Nevada Uity Ice Company is now pared to supply the public with ass Datural ice at reasonable is. Office at residence -of Thomas oran, first door above Theater house, rear of (heater. Telephone erat. : ! MEATS AND FISH. The Leading Brands of Cigars . TO BE FOUND. IN NEVADA CITY, ee For Sheriff. . Corcoran & Aroaasr. 4 AN & a GETCHELL 1. ©. LINDLEY, ~ 2 li hereby ed a8 8 candidate for the , Siena capa . dager eM setearAgatt. Attorney and Cooma at Law. . with a wreckless captain. . She decision of th i , O'@rced nd-Pine streets. Up Stairs. j " TICKETS, (admitting one couple) $1 00. Extra ladies, each 25 cents _ PHILIP HILpD, Boot and Shoemaker ’ r 2 SPINES ORCHESTRA. $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 . 1 00) Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 eo = in bulk, per gal. 50 75 . Olives I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,e, 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. _ 05 Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. . operei tar Deen versa, et the Union. Hire’s “3for 50 Everything else in proportion. Au i. WORK PERFORMED IN A Pringr.' Hot! and is prepared to receive orders for cs ee ww ew ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee si ti id wigs, switches and every article in the Hair ° ‘ aay ps Duffy’s Malt. 0. Gamecock Whisky fu", IXL Whisky TICKETS, $1 00 Per Couple. . Admission to Gallery: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ER & co. ddddddddd ~ Hair Dressing Parlors. ! tv é . : !

ELEGATES MEET, Chosen—To Obtain Stanéme—Election Called.. -elected Board of Fire et last evening and or<< he ensuing year by makanc: President and Wm: tary. The Board urged vho was present to apply» ‘rustees for authority to alarm system connected ock in the Western Union ; r »mpany’s office co that the ORR ee ee sanpelradie Engine ComThe office of Supervisor of the 5th} during the ee . ycan be tapped each day District must be worth looking after, x eA eae eee ees 100n, standard time, re candidates have been developed to. self to be the right man for the sooiat stesso oc ne ee ge I Prof fered held at the City Hall The old man whom Sheriff Busch arnext year. : : : : July 14th. : i: Cl é . Kfencan i — ing, July 25th. A. B, od last Saturday-week for his pecu. Next week the Grand Parlor will ee vening, July A Grand Array of . W. Schmidt were apee ee achelor of Pomona ( ppattey hee raed ms ee ea owed J. %. Tieas end 5 county: hospital, where he died] lege, am rom . Laurel Parlor who will leave here Sun:. c ~) ePien 3 Talent. cerry except that he was an old sea capwith tt ‘Mrs. Belle Douglas Martin, . a. Poe pers see sr : Mrs, C. A. Neale, Pianist, of Sacramento. ittee having in charge the eugetie : : en Ralph Gaylord, Solo Whistler, of Nevada City. — s for the ball that the ‘to gi the ; sc os Seattle Miss Josie Wilhelm, Violinist, of Grass Valley. Miss Annie Webber, Vocalist, of Nevada City. Ph ive Daughter: 8 have ‘Ander-. the degree of Master of Sciences, The to get up a social and dafice for] thesis for his Master's degree was] ly: 4th have appointed the Miss Sadie Allen, Pianist, of Nevada City. Leena THE TRANSCRIPT, FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1898. / stores. @ pF KY “*/the = Saturday Afternoon « Musical’: Glub. 8 3 o . é OG Important Piéce : eae oman’ pt tesat he tie vine: The ancients honored it and the moderns have many cherished memories connected with it, The designérs of the rings © young men who have volunteered . “Methods For/Determining Availabie”. {Ae >. Va ae eee eee ae ‘om this place, on next Friday even. Phosphoric. Acid and Potash in Soils. . 0) peak Ge James B. ing. There will bea literary and musi-. His major subject. is chemistry, bat he Se Ode ri e Frank fuent sig Brink. @l program rendered during the even-. is said to possess pre-eminent skill in When you take Hood’s Pills. The . SR ce en a, , then a free dance for all, afd free physics and mathematics and to also 10ned, Sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to ee, : ; ". pleces, are not in it ) Gt Sond dee Wi Geewlins oF at the Capitol and St. Charles} bea ripe Latin and English scholar, . ae with Hood's. Easy to take imid¢, of i Jackson, H. Lane and : : ddy, H. Brand, Fred Eilernes, J. F, Hook and A. B. —-Fire Department, aeneniibeniieaiiihilaiaaiitene tte cE * NTED when the nerves beand the appetite fails, parilla gives help by mak. rich, puré arid nrourishly Hood's. LS are easy to take, easy to re indigestion, sick head: cantiansaaae Good oa Living aotels and Mrs. Kenn’s restaurant, He is also ciedited with being a model} Ehe public in general are invited to disciplimarian, lelp in various ways to make the afHE & success, socially and patriotically. san Faulty School Laws. _ ounty Board of Education could be improved upon, thus removing a deict which is quite apparent to an ober. The terms of the members hould be the same as other county fficers, and they should be elected by he electors, instead of being appoint@ by the Board of Supervisors. This jould keep out of the school Board all Hestions of politics and personal references of Supervisors, or of locaon. Aud if an amendment could be facted requiring the Board of Educajou to confine the subject matter of nestions to common-sense business In discussing the ‘merits of Cyrus Brownlee Newton, who accompanies erkeley Quartette, Fred Emerson “He is a humorist who makes you laugh. He is one of the greatest charaeter delineators ; and his: facial expression cannot be excelled. His recitals are so intensely interesting that one has to hustle to keep up with his changing moods.” ~ 5 “The Oroville Register says: We doubt if any man ever came to Oroville who evinced greater skill as an actor and an elocutionist than Prof. Newton. He is equally at home in the pathetic, the humorous and the tragic. We have never heard anything finer on the stage than his presentation of the “Baron’s Last Banquet.” oods and easy to: of Hood’s Pilis, which are 8. zoacnerne PTS druggists. 250. ' ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, Semi-Annual Examination. HE semi-annual examination of: applicant; for Teachers’ “ertificates will ~ mence at the syineoin Ephool Building, Nevada City,on Monday une 20th, 1808" at 9 o'clock a.m. A fee of $2 from cach appli. cant will be charged. wa a County Superindent of Bokocka. Nevada City, June 0. 1898, ; TICKETS, -Nothing extra to reserve at Foley’s, etieSSaeeEREEEeEESEEEeesey 50 CENTS. s WILL YOU CELEBRATE) THIS FOURTH? NEVADA THEATER, Saturday Evening, June lith. _— THE FAMOUS Our great patriotic day, children aims to observe that proaching. Every true Ame the Fourth of July, is fast aprican among mén, women and with you to assist you for the celebration with the best and cheapest Clothing, Furnishing Goods, day. We are in it we ure showing have produced “ Something Beyond the Ordinary. Sentiment may. have aided. artistic conception,and even the artizan has warmed up to his work. Every part of the making haa been -carefolly done and the finished article is a work of art..Our Wodest Prices are aids to ; the possession of these Beautiful Rings. Hats 3 LUETJE & BRAND, ~ Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. AND FOOTWEAR That you can find in this county. If you have not dealt with us we ask you to give us a trial order, ’ ‘ ‘ eonomic principals in use in eyery}. The sale of reserved seats at Foley’s day transactions, it would be an im-. 48 progressing satisfactorily. provement onthe present system of Death of Katie Pierce: _ ahaha Katie Pierce, the fourteen year old may be made by any a McAllister Magig utiit, giving enterBERKELEY QUARTET OF THE ? STATE UNIVERSITY, Ladies—Before selecting your or illustrated. lec/The school law also should be mended so that meetings of teachers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. ASSISTED BY THE p Here Are a Few Bargains. 2SPRING MILLINERY nall towns and vilsmall capital and » all that are needed. it describes, pictures ns the operation ot ® County Institutes would be less ex-. Pierce of Lundy, died between one and eusive and the sessions held during . *wo o’clock this morning at the resilacation in the public schools. There . dence of hergrandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Mot a reasonable excuse to be offered . Wm. H. Smith of High street Last favor of closing all of the public . Sunday she was operated on for appenbhools one week, during session of. icitis. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce came over hi from Lundy a few days agoand were Berkeley Ranjo Quintet, Berkeley Mandolin Quintet, f Cyrus Brownlee Newton, Comedian, Rea Hanna, Instrumentalist, Clinton R. Morse, Humorist, In an entirely new repertoire of . Men’s Wool Suits, in black or brown Boys’ Wool Knee Suits, ages 4 to 13 Men’s Fedora Hats, all shades (sold elsewhere Meén’s Calf Shoes, Lace or Congress Boys’ Heavy Calf Shoes, ever SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF

Orimmed Hats, ete. : ob fone and compare Prices, Allister’s Rese teachers’ meetings. ith their daughter wh he dieg,. POPUlar and Funny Songs, Ladies’ Vici Kid Button Gives ce i co ae I P . 3 Nine haa on hair he a. Se i cise instrumental Selections,. . Ladies’ Lace Coin’ Toe Shoes, cloth top—the latest 2 : c Lanterns 4 ot ee with her grandparents here in orden and Late Specialties, . __. We have Ladies’ Shoes in tan or chocolate, button and lace, all widths. we oe . Eugene Woods, the tramp who for a. that she might enjoy the advantages of : Infants’ Fine Kid Shoes, patent tip with tassels Stereopticons ame causéd the people of Gold Flat] the Nevada City schools of which she ow to conduct en« puch annoyance and concern by -his ersistent begging and the boldness was an apt and popular pupil. Sorrow ADMISSION, = ~ = 25c, 35c, 50c, Men’s Golf Caps in all Boys’ Golf Caps, all sh shades ades... 4 a e : is manifested on all hands at her un-} (Reserved seats at Foley's without Perdy D, You will find That ‘11 ‘be iled: With which he demanded what they timely death. ene Men's and Ladies’ Plush SIits will mailed: tented: to. pivw him, was tried in Jus-. ‘Phe funeral will take place finday Men’s Merino Shirts and Drawers, per suit — Bon Te or iain te ago [Ouest lok from Tey : anaes Carty a Complete Line of . A Our Styles are the McALLISTER, puncing aftera long delay that they oe TRUNKS, VALISES, TELESCOPES, BLANKETS COMFORTERS, . 7 iiss 6 Washington St., Chicago. food nive for conviction and one tor A Good Shot. ? J equittal. The fellow will be retried. Last night between eight and nine ; Rubber Boots, Oil Clothing. WY Ver y Latest and . t : oes o'clock Marshal Tompkins was notified We invite you to call upon us and examine our goods. Gp iters Found the Books All Right. that ala dog belonging to Mrs. AIS Educate as as Please.. . iiidren with the means to. ob. . for themselves. 0 SUIT THE TIMES, ntlay that secures q prafitaor your boy or girl. State Controller Colgan and R. A. eamer of the State Board of Equalizafon arrived intown on last evening’s jownieville stage; having made . an ivial trip through’ the counties tothe brth of here. ‘Ihis forenoon they exSnith who lives in Frank Power’s house on ‘Water street : was suffering from an attack of bydrophobia. He went to the house and found the inmates in @ state of great alarm. He started down a path in search of the animal, Remain Yours for Business, J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street. The Popular Clothing Store — GF Fis Prices the Lowest. and suddenly he saw it rushing toward YICKSON & CO. eae : oke finding them in fi 8 shape . bim. When it was within twenty feet ont St. San Francisco. __ Mt paying the administytiog of that [he raised his revolver und fired. The pee li t. ‘They left on . 40g dropped dead in its track the bul: : a ‘apnea dit sng let having entered its forehead’ just , CO. j e W.H. Crawford. . Periodicals and Fashion Papers. ‘E. F. ROSENTHAL, At his Variety Store on Commercial street, keeps! the popu lar periodicals and fashion papers, and receives subscriptions tor the same at publishers’ rates, Will send for any desired publication not on hand. Bined Oounty Assessor Martin's 50 CENTS A WEEK 6 Big Reduction In Summer Pants. Advertisements of not above one of the eyes. The officer . Payathinks the dog had been poisoned or Jj } — had a fit. He does not believe it wis! Va, Sey . oN mad. Ww. H. H I BBITT, Entertainment and Dance. Nevada City Lodge, No. 65, Degree of HonWerchant Catlor, + eee A Living Fiag. in the. procession at Marysville on 8 Fourth a living flag will be one of attractions. It will be made up of ) young ladies dressed in.red, white d blue, which it will bean exact fac Mille of “Old‘Glory,” There will be Fty-five young girls _in a corner issed in starry. bunting to represent /number of stars in the flag, which Try Tue Ow. for mixed drinks. m5 or, will give an entertainment and dahce at * 4 Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening, June 16th. Tickets 25 cents, including refreshmepts. je9-td Patriotic EXERCISES EvectricILtumination, Election for Chief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR : Chief Haptneee and Assistant Chiat Engineer of‘ the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at the . Dressmaker. English Dressmaker desires engagement e Pine Street, Near Broad, . 4 s e City Hall on ; by the day. First class needlewoman. Wages Full Li ne of Stationery. : coh ido onens et 9 NEVADA CITY. $l per day. Mrs, M4RTYN, care of Mrs Quinthe complete in every partic y , Meets ay: paly 25, 1898, You (AN T AFFORD tana, Nimrod street. jei-iw. . Large lot of paper covered novels by well-known authors, : Supe You Arr Kieut and then ‘go Cler: Pieper, . Summer Pants to Order, = $5 00 Same Saturday Night. . * thy don gaa Ps cn lessees ge sory Pres! a ret 10 M IS§ THIS Santer Pants to Order,6 00 There will be a social dance Saturday night ® la and you muy confidently exWat. corr, Séereigry. ’ sibta 3 a 3 f blood and gi ; at Union hall, Indian Flat, Musie by Fisch}it wil) purify your blood an ve Summer Pants to Order, ~7 00 er’s orchestra, All invited. 7-td BEEH IVE -bialee PARTICULARS on mere st and. ta gage Rare and Beautiful ! eB P05 pecs All my work’is made in\Nevada City. ~Furnished Rooms to Let. a rae rasa tere as to er ¥ a Perfect fit and first-class workmanship Three furnished rooms are offered for GROCE RY whe oOwels. a ouses ‘ . WAISTS. here an : Wiatehat soeceteanmaas Sequoia. FIREMEN’S BALL guaranteed. f a pepe A desirable Sag oo Haws e e ee 4 ue a Amy , 4 Piano For Sate. : ailing . i user CT cise eae Commencement Ball. . «. Melo JACKSON, Proprietor — pars : 2 hie opuaisecing thar as role BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER TO BE GIVEN aT sree ae mee of T, Sigourney, ; bing : © prices ‘0. 7, ‘ \ ; one No. w iter (no liquor to-.be sold at this, Yard at Depot. __ Telephone No, 5I. . AR ORY HALL, : Penn See Seesome o” H to Rent. dion, at the Buaker Hil Dey/ TOWLE BROS CO . —o — THE CLASS OF 1898 A new pana Sac Oe bath and . Agency For--lonogram Whiskey i will close with Win, Gittin on! — ; _ . a ee i oe far sent /inqaivent than eee Blue Label Catsup vow $1 prt °* . Fadden Cigar ‘Store, Monday Evening, NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL, . ‘=:2="* agen $1.50 4 For Sate. ee eke it ; ’ Biacksmithing-arid Wagonmaking Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale OW -5U. : Tick scith toca Oakes Gk the place. Junction Main and CommerJuly 4, 1898, At Armory Hall, BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now pre0 $3.50, now $2 ip frontage of 180 feet on the main . mercial Streets. . ; pared todoall kinds of blacksmithing and aM Beee sand Deak pod ats Rope me THOMAS J. TORPIE. pee FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRIDAY EVENING, JULY Ist. Fiok ark ai ma ee eee tiwatet. Depot for : : fi : oe, Grea i lew wagons a: ar order. Co ~ — a season .has only ; eee fete , (Successor to Mrs. I. Waters.) NEVADA FIRE DEPART MENT 4 a -: = Mince of barnes, on Breed on © acon Fancy Gr oceries ‘op everything and Sees te ba cecal Wuste by Soyne’s Orchestra, . aner shop. stihl on ee er ecg , . PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. \ (ma16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. je Nevada Uity Ice Company is now pared to supply the public with ass Datural ice at reasonable is. Office at residence -of Thomas oran, first door above Theater house, rear of (heater. Telephone erat. : ! MEATS AND FISH. The Leading Brands of Cigars . TO BE FOUND. IN NEVADA CITY, ee For Sheriff. . Corcoran & Aroaasr. 4 AN & a GETCHELL 1. ©. LINDLEY, ~ 2 li hereby ed a8 8 candidate for the , Siena capa . dager eM setearAgatt. Attorney and Cooma at Law. . with a wreckless captain. . She decision of th i , O'@rced nd-Pine streets. Up Stairs. j " TICKETS, (admitting one couple) $1 00. Extra ladies, each 25 cents _ PHILIP HILpD, Boot and Shoemaker ’ r 2 SPINES ORCHESTRA. $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 . 1 00) Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 eo = in bulk, per gal. 50 75 . Olives I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,e, 10] Mikado Soap, per bar... _ 05 Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. . operei tar Deen versa, et the Union. Hire’s “3for 50 Everything else in proportion. Au i. WORK PERFORMED IN A Pringr.' Hot! and is prepared to receive orders for cs ee ww ew ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee si ti id wigs, switches and every article in the Hair ° ‘ aay ps Duffy’s Malt.. 0.. Gamecock Whisky fu", IXL Whisky TICKETS, $1 00 Per Couple. . Admission to Gallery: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ER & co. ddddddddd ~ Hair Dressing Parlors. ! tv é . : !