June 10, 1902 (4 pages)

ttee of the # vill be out . nd: Thursa) rom thosg is fund, and d pay up j 86 May be a at the meet e, Thureday. O the City) Yr of peopl abecribed a d that they he celebrati d bea necessary, J Pn and beer Brrvnanp’s / mixed drig ome good th long sleeves < and short d 50c. Tak gs in this le lew dress of 4 A in both wii and erash ng on now, . da Ce ee a ee re will not be Nevada Cif ll be at the st y y) Grace RITA WAY and health f a be eaten . Barley ma :, 16 CEN roce asta Kind g Sets, Ie Sets, Spoons. atly Repai 3 g ‘a, Wolff of San Fronolees is ta] wille ts hore on ge W. Paine a: this morning over trom, Lake retomee to You Bet . 1B Kimball of Lake City. B Williams came mty yesterday. g.G. Goding hig morning. y. Biga and L. Strens are here from » Francisco. /y Jones and family are down’ from sth Bloom field. Jobn Christo left this morning tor ska, where he will reside. iy. M. Stevens of. San ‘Francisco 19 in on the morning train, 7M. and H: L. Egan of Sacramento rived bere this morning. iyr.and Mrs. Geo, M. Mott have re-. ned to Sacramento, ryiss Jennie Campbell went to North! Juan this morning, Henry Garrity of San Frapsiieo is = a visit to his sister, Mrs, Wm. a Black, who was injured at Siin City has been brought to this eity dis at his eister’s, Mre, 0. E, Hemond’s, home. W. C. Tippits, dmaketgas at the UnsJron Works, San Francisco, is here, 4, Bauch of Relief Hitk —_ to San nciscu this morning. Justice J. S. Holbrook left on the for San Francisco, pning traio here he goes for medical treatment, hos, Clemo left this moraing for Francisco. has, Groezinger and A. E. Johnson omed this morning to San Franbd. Rose retina this morning to ard. fire, Chas. Madarill came over from nh San Juan this morning on a jt to Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Loughie. id, P. Myers and daughter of ger Hill left yesterday for the Bay. es Virgie Deal and Mise Annette y, two of San Franciéco’s most wessful and popular scheol teachvill arrive here this evening on a itto Mrs. A. V. Deal. rs, W. Van Orden ahd @aughter of 83 Valley are here on a Visit te Mra 1 Orden’s sister, Mrs. W. J. Britection of Oakland is here en a should be Heard. The lecture tonight at the Methotcharch by the brilliant young West feinian orator, UOapteiaL. D. thone, will very likely draw a large pwd. The lectare is one of a series ng given under the auspices of the tary department of the Epworth gue. will be taken at the door. +e All Byes on Texas. © drat is Texas, Her vast cotton ps and marvelous ze the world. Now follows the ttling statement of the wonderful k at Cisco, Tex,, of Dr. King’s New. covery for Consumption. “My ‘contracted a severe lung trouble, tes editor J. J. r, “which wed a most obstinate cough and ly resulted im fase © or, but she has t completely ed bs Dr. King’s New Discove Hpositively guaranteed for Coug i, dsand all Throatand Lung trou. 0c and $1. ayes bottles free at ton’s, usiness . Locals. orlife insurance see T. B. Gray. he choicest brands of whisky and wre can be found'at W.J. Britian incil Chambers. Try them. — tf velind fa now selling his famous dat five cente a loaf at the PopuBakery. y it, Try it and you will alway nov6-tf tyou want @ good, cool drink of —the very best in town—drop in isee Wm. Barry. . m7-tf For the best of everything in the t line send your orders to Naffziger Hhe best half and half can be found the Couneil Obambers, corner of “dand Pine Sts. Sete per glass, F good hot lunch will be served Py night at William Harry’s saloon, ter Pine and Spring street. -Cool 4nd choice wines, liqaors and S always on hand. : jall be Piano Tuning a and Repairing, ’. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and i call on his patrone, Others will age order by mail. P, 0, Box No m22-tf Cold Storage Meats — Bot special first-class you should send 8el Bros, , Ootameanaie ee street. Tho Marke t. t of beet, pork, mutton and lamb a feal-tt iis aes _ Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. Holland > of Brown & Morgan, tt To defray expenses a collecoil discoveries your order f " Ranch, situated near imbia Fill ig offered at a bargain. ~* part down and balance on time. -. 3 Wieted City of iis meer ~ San MOREE + Sais ‘ 1968, Dear Eprror Transont—Iobserve . in yonr good paper an item about an ‘“oldtimer” reminding me that maybe 4 few lines from a former old Nevada county man might not prove unacceptible te you. It is years. since I left your county, where I was almost raised. I leok back to it as the ‘green spot” of: my life, an oasis one meets, or thinks of, or looks back upon, as a traveler in the great Sahara Desert. 1 frequently meet former residents of Nevada county here who revert to their old days ‘there—one and all wish the return of them, but that is nct to be. In my going in and about this city 'I see B. J. Watson, once Senator from your county, and now in the employ}. of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Billy Evens, in the empley: of Wells, Fargo & Co, at Nevada City, when A; D. Tower was agent, is to be seen occasionally, but is very feeble. Geo. E. Robinson, former Treasurer of Nevada county, is traveling agent for Bowen & Oo., the seed men. H. Geldmacher, cattle and hog drover years ago, is here and well fixed. Young in feeling and out of business. Henry Cull, at one time livery ‘stabie keeper at North San Juan, and James O, Sharp, an old: resident of the same place, is.a trusted empleye of a bank, are here, Jas. A. Stidger is practicing law here. Hehas nice offices in Montgomery Block, and seems to be doing well, . Hon. O. W. Cross, ex-Senator of Nevada county, is here and has a very large practice. Geo. L. Hughes, a former resident of your. city, is in the Attorney General’s. office, and is engaged in prosecuting State claims against divers parties, Harry Bubring, formerly of North San Juan, is in businegs here. Ihear that one of the Rosenberg Bros., formerly of your city, has made an immense fortune in Guatemala. O. P. Stidger, born and raised in North San Juan, has a — law practice here. Jolly John Pattison, ex-Aesemblyman and ex-Oounty Clerk of Nevada county, is here and avery busy man. He is the same old “‘Pat,” and highly esteemed by every one that knows him. His good qualities are lasting. Then there is A. Blumenthal, formerly a merchant of your city. He is a retired capitalist and is taking life very easy. The streets of San Francisco are full of Nevada county people, and in fature letters I will have lots to say. about them. Now I’want to talk alittle about politics, The pet is “biling” here. Mayor Schmitz foolishly believes that it is foreordained that he should be the next Governor of California ; that he will be elected United States Senator to suceeed Geo. ©. Perkins, and resign the Governorship ; that then he would be in line to succeed President Roosevelt. Alf Ruef is the trainer, and if Schmitz follows his advice he will later on be numbered among the political dead ducks, so to speak. If, on the other hand, he shows the sense of even a leuse, he will stick to the Mayorship of San Francisco, where he can do the most good fer these who ele ted bim to that office. He has nomore ‘show of receiving the Republican. somination for Governor than Sam Leake, the leading Democrat in the State, and who is the editor ef the Call, which claims to be a Republiean paper ! By the way, I have met men from all parts of the State and they tell me that the attacks on Governor Gage by the Call and Obronicle are proving the worst kind of boomerangs. They regard it as a personal quarrel, and pablic sentiment is with Gage. Leake, Spreckles and de Young hope to make Preston the Republican nominee for Governor, but he has no more show than Tom Fiint, who is hardly talked of now. A great question as to “Who were the parties who met in the Palace grill Lroom and érranged the assault upon Mr. Garratt, of the Post,” is still agitating the public mind, It is said they are known and that one of the aesaseins will soon: expose the prominent men who put up the joband furnished the money to carry out the cowardly business. It is said the assassing received instructions ‘not to kill Garrett, but cripple him.” It will startle the people when they learn the true . . names of the instigators of the grea erime, and the cause thereof. : SosOURNER. Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cat lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Sealds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s} . Interesting News ftom hog Jobo scestits has rtarnat “ the. Fe. o’Gonnor is here from ‘parlors. Prompt service. n, D. O.—Sir: We cached patrons of} distance of about one and one-half miles northeasterly from ite present site, for the:following reasons: The Creamery plant is located on the: direct traveled. road from~Grace Valley to Merysville. The great majority of all the patrons of said office are patrens of said Creamery, and make a daily trip to said Creamery. As the office is. now located we are obliged to.go to it at quite a loss of time and considerable travel. If the desired change is made it will greatly accommodate the Patrons of said office. . The office is located in a farmin community and its present location is a disadvantage. Diphiherta No liere The tis he pate of Sunday eontained the following article in reference to 8 case of diphtheria, which’ it, locates at Nevada City, but it is realy at Graes Valiey, which place has had the misfortune of late years to have this dread disease break out at intervale, end<while a number of deaths bave occurred, the majority ef victims have recovered. In all this time Nevada City has had but one or two “The conditien of Mrs. Guthrie and vee Nevada Gity and who have relatives at Marysville, still are favorable, and hopes are entertained for their recovery. Mfg. Guthrie ie suffering from black diphtheria, which is the most malignant variety of the disease, but at the latest accounts was holding her own.” Condition ofthe Sick Charles Maddrill, who was affected by the heat at Lake Vera last week, is still quite sick at the home of his sieter, Mrs. O. P. Leughridge. " Mrs, Frank W. Taylor, whose illness was mentioned in last evening’s TRANsoniPT, was very sick all night, but is much senor today. eeo-> Call on Ea Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ."*C” With a Tail. The “C” with a tail is the trademark: of Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Look for it on the light blue enameled metal box! Each tablet gg C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. druggists, roc. The favorite drink of connoisseurs is Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is properly matured and absolutely pure, It is anerve tonic, For sale by all first class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co:, San Francievo, Cal. Sole proprietors. ———— Fresh Every : Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Oosy TEGLER’Ss, Commercial Street, Nevada City Wanted Immediately Four machine men. Wages $3.00 per day. Board, $26.00 per month. Applyto MAX H. ISOARD. Nevada County, . Company, the latter logation being a. ” child, who are ill with diphtheria atjp, ‘Paine’ Ss s Celery Compound — Banishes all Syinpioms-of Dissase and’ Mourishes the Horvous ‘System. thousands of. prostration and ¢ through 8 —— and impoverished b! i, "tt has Ccamabas. pie wader oes . we pe pe wit: everything else ge ea. This is the time. when nervous de-bility and nervous prostration begin to manifest themselves. Pa coming hot weather will Tadd fa to the fire of suffering. ia If there is mental depression, loss of energy, lack of vivacity, duliness of the ¢yes, blanched cheeks and lips, confusion in the head, defective memory, loye-of solitude—all these are direct indications of coming nervous collapse, and call for the immediate use of that nervé feeder, strength giver, and bioéd enricheér, Paine’s Celery Compound. ‘ihis Heaven sent prescription is a peerless remedy for your dangerous troubles. President T. J. Shaffer of the Amalgamated Asgocia~ tion of Iron, Steel .and Tin Workers of the United States, writes from ‘ Pittsburg, Pa.,as follows: _“To 1899 I was compelled to abandon my profession because of nervous prostration consequent upon exposure, bard study, and overwork, A number of physicians declared I would never recover, but I tried Paine’s: Celery Compound, and less than a year in= creased in weight. from 1413¢ to 215 pounds. During the recent strike of the Steel ydeoda ano — myself ready. to collapse, and fearing a re= currence of my former trouble, I returned tomy former friend, Paine’s lery Compound, and already am fooling more vigorous and able to nt and discharge the daties of my o' » nervous Their Prices Remain the Same. fo their new advertisement in this evening’s TRANsORIPT the Nevada County Laundry calls the attention of the. people of Nevada City to the fact that the Sacramento Laundries have effected a combine toraize their prices on all laundry work. The Nevada County Laundry will maintain the same prices as heretefore, and as they émploy all home people, and pay an advanee of 10 per cent. over Union wages, the large amount of work which now goes from this city to Sacramento should be given to the home institation. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks-the brain,. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure a 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. ae! 7Oe A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. iO flavoring Extrads. .TEN FLAVORS. eee eeeee er eece weer secoves STRAWBERRY. FRUIT COLORING . : ORANGE.... * PINEAPPLE The above goods are put up under our.own name aad are teed to please. Customers sn vertably ask for them again and = ee ee Coffee Roasters Broad Street Tea Blenders Home People Only Employed i # xe entered price on not. Coast. . drag store. « Telephone 961 OurPrices Renainthe Samay , The Sacramento Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay ro per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work . cannot be excelled anywhere on the —0-0—0—-0—-0—0--0-—-0-0-—-0--0--© -@—@—-0-—-0-0-—-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--0— NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA TION WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada a City. Nevada City, Oal Laundries have into a combine to raise the all Laundry work. We have Try us and see for yourself. Paine’s Celery Com hes saved ' ry spoand rganenga : Tayi’sTea Caffe House, tanks € Son’ A Few of the any Boks W. D. Vint Has tn — FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS ithe Efede Lame Pr owe Fatally Burned. . June 9Wora has reached the ‘Maw thes Mrs, A. Meigs, a member of ® party of compers bound for. Oregon, ‘is . was ‘atally burned yesterday. While lncle Tom,”. cookingsupper over the camp fire her q ¥ supported by. dress became Aguited, and before “Little Eva,” who took “i {ii a. the flames could be extinguished she manner far better than the received burns which resulted in death who usually im personate It.Another . ‘three hours afterward. . Nevada City favorite who appe : was Miss Margaret Lewis, wa has: on numerous occasions visited here, as usual did her partin & very p ing manner. The production . good one and it is probable diiies crowd will witness it at — Valley tonight. 8 ger On account of ‘tant shows in mest . } of the towns along the railroad, @any ix of which are advertising various kinds . ¢ of medicine, the company was forced to come from Oroville to this place}. and after leaving Grase Valley will . ’ not play egaln till they reach Vacaville, Tomorrow Nght. . The commencement exercises of the Ciass of 1902 of the Nevada City High School, which are to be held at the theater tomorrow night, promise to be very interesting and it is more than probable that those who do not goearly will not’ be able to get seats. . “A Rival By Request," whigh has been faithfully practiced, will be presented in eonnection with the other exercises. There seems to be an impression among some that the exercises haye been postponed but this is not the case. : @ fe in Conan for Hawaii Home in the W: The Da: a otE rue va Boy Wi With Dewey ou! ; Band aster Jack Aroher Smoks the up-to-date 0 r Thome on better. i cars Recker Seeatne Prairie : rel aSéinie? the Rosanne eenenrer's Cave Chunk, vony & & Snout Adrift in ae Iceflelds Winton’s Pharmacy. Sed Fancy Dress Goods Spring Goo ds We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waiste, = : Shirt Waists etc. ‘They are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see eee C FLEMING and we feel certain you will bay of ue Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. when you get our low prices, rerieceneene Tau umber _ Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we.treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber isas good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. . H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Cars Pass “Yow Shape Tew Stee ‘ne and fragrant Gry sb ta Notice. In ordef to avoid interference with the Electric trolly wires, Oars and Floats for the Fourth of July Parade must not exceed sixteen feet, measuring from the ground up. Dated June 9th, 1902. ; THE GRAND MARSHAL. _—~oe >—___—_—— Go For Those Heme Prunes. ” The finest Prunes in the world: ‘They -were raised abd cured by Wm. H, Smith. For sale at 8 pounds . for 26 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes, ol. Telephone 521. Made by “GUT Me : N. S. of Md. RE KIIK ee = CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought BearsPerleet Baking Powder Money back if you dont like it. eeiedtoto40 eee Our Hobbies. Se ‘5 Pound Can 2% Pound¢Can... skiesnsrbinke , 1 Pound _Can’.. ¥% Pound Can Quati ly Seprome Absolute Cleanliness, Potite and mpt Service. / Secesesroorerserceses Our Ice Cream Soda and are without a peer. Foley's Iee Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street Nevada City. nue ————$——<——— ! . Ohe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Pa ee Our Second Opening man — =——We have just received a fine line of. lil Bats, Cloves, & We have ah in all prices Os sizes. i stock is the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong enough to hold the heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full lite of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools ana ~ material of all kinds a6, hunters, Geo. K. Turner. Elegant Line of cage lillinery _ Just Received. ee ee ee Ub. 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ttee of the # vill be out . nd: Thursa) rom thosg is fund, and d pay up j 86 May be a at the meet e, Thureday. O the City) Yr of peopl abecribed a d that they he celebrati d bea necessary, J Pn and beer Brrvnanp’s / mixed drig ome good th long sleeves < and short d 50c. Tak gs in this le lew dress of 4 A in both wii and erash ng on now, . da Ce ee a ee re will not be Nevada Cif ll be at the st y y) Grace RITA WAY and health f a be eaten . Barley ma :, 16 CEN roce asta Kind g Sets, Ie Sets, Spoons. atly Repai 3 g ‘a, Wolff of San Fronolees is ta] wille ts hore on ge W. Paine a: this morning over trom, Lake retomee to You Bet . 1B Kimball of Lake City. B Williams came mty yesterday. g.G. Goding hig morning. y. Biga and L. Strens are here from » Francisco. /y Jones and family are down’ from sth Bloom field. Jobn Christo left this morning tor ska, where he will reside. iy. M. Stevens of. San ‘Francisco 19 in on the morning train, 7M. and H: L. Egan of Sacramento rived bere this morning. iyr.and Mrs. Geo, M. Mott have re-. ned to Sacramento, ryiss Jennie Campbell went to North! Juan this morning, Henry Garrity of San Frapsiieo is = a visit to his sister, Mrs, Wm. a Black, who was injured at Siin City has been brought to this eity dis at his eister’s, Mre, 0. E, Hemond’s, home. W. C. Tippits, dmaketgas at the UnsJron Works, San Francisco, is here, 4, Bauch of Relief Hitk —_ to San nciscu this morning. Justice J. S. Holbrook left on the for San Francisco, pning traio here he goes for medical treatment, hos, Clemo left this moraing for Francisco. has, Groezinger and A. E. Johnson omed this morning to San Franbd. Rose retina this morning to ard. fire, Chas. Madarill came over from nh San Juan this morning on a jt to Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Loughie. id, P. Myers and daughter of ger Hill left yesterday for the Bay. es Virgie Deal and Mise Annette y, two of San Franciéco’s most wessful and popular scheol teachvill arrive here this evening on a itto Mrs. A. V. Deal. rs, W. Van Orden ahd @aughter of 83 Valley are here on a Visit te Mra 1 Orden’s sister, Mrs. W. J. Britection of Oakland is here en a should be Heard. The lecture tonight at the Methotcharch by the brilliant young West feinian orator, UOapteiaL. D. thone, will very likely draw a large pwd. The lectare is one of a series ng given under the auspices of the tary department of the Epworth gue. will be taken at the door. +e All Byes on Texas. © drat is Texas, Her vast cotton ps and marvelous ze the world. Now follows the ttling statement of the wonderful k at Cisco, Tex,, of Dr. King’s New. covery for Consumption. “My ‘contracted a severe lung trouble, tes editor J. J. r, “which wed a most obstinate cough and ly resulted im fase © or, but she has t completely ed bs Dr. King’s New Discove Hpositively guaranteed for Coug i, dsand all Throatand Lung trou. 0c and $1. ayes bottles free at ton’s, usiness . Locals. orlife insurance see T. B. Gray. he choicest brands of whisky and wre can be found'at W.J. Britian incil Chambers. Try them. — tf velind fa now selling his famous dat five cente a loaf at the PopuBakery. y it, Try it and you will alway nov6-tf tyou want @ good, cool drink of —the very best in town—drop in isee Wm. Barry. . m7-tf For the best of everything in the t line send your orders to Naffziger Hhe best half and half can be found the Couneil Obambers, corner of “dand Pine Sts. Sete per glass, F good hot lunch will be served Py night at William Harry’s saloon, ter Pine and Spring street. -Cool 4nd choice wines, liqaors and S always on hand. : jall be Piano Tuning a and Repairing, ’. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and i call on his patrone, Others will age order by mail. P, 0, Box No m22-tf Cold Storage Meats — Bot special first-class you should send 8el Bros, , Ootameanaie ee street. Tho Marke t. t of beet, pork, mutton and lamb a feal-tt iis aes _ Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. Holland > of Brown & Morgan, tt To defray expenses a collecoil discoveries your order f " Ranch, situated near imbia Fill ig offered at a bargain. ~* part down and balance on time. -. 3 Wieted City of iis meer ~ San MOREE + Sais ‘ 1968, Dear Eprror Transont—Iobserve . in yonr good paper an item about an ‘“oldtimer” reminding me that maybe 4 few lines from a former old Nevada county man might not prove unacceptible te you. It is years. since I left your county, where I was almost raised. I leok back to it as the ‘green spot” of: my life, an oasis one meets, or thinks of, or looks back upon, as a traveler in the great Sahara Desert. 1 frequently meet former residents of Nevada county here who revert to their old days ‘there—one and all wish the return of them, but that is nct to be. In my going in and about this city 'I see B. J. Watson, once Senator from your county, and now in the employ}. of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. Billy Evens, in the empley: of Wells, Fargo & Co, at Nevada City, when A; D. Tower was agent, is to be seen occasionally, but is very feeble. Geo. E. Robinson, former Treasurer of Nevada county, is traveling agent for Bowen & Oo., the seed men. H. Geldmacher, cattle and hog drover years ago, is here and well fixed. Young in feeling and out of business. Henry Cull, at one time livery ‘stabie keeper at North San Juan, and James O, Sharp, an old: resident of the same place, is.a trusted empleye of a bank, are here, Jas. A. Stidger is practicing law here. Hehas nice offices in Montgomery Block, and seems to be doing well, . Hon. O. W. Cross, ex-Senator of Nevada county, is here and has a very large practice. Geo. L. Hughes, a former resident of your. city, is in the Attorney General’s. office, and is engaged in prosecuting State claims against divers parties, Harry Bubring, formerly of North San Juan, is in businegs here. Ihear that one of the Rosenberg Bros., formerly of your city, has made an immense fortune in Guatemala. O. P. Stidger, born and raised in North San Juan, has a — law practice here. Jolly John Pattison, ex-Aesemblyman and ex-Oounty Clerk of Nevada county, is here and avery busy man. He is the same old “‘Pat,” and highly esteemed by every one that knows him. His good qualities are lasting. Then there is A. Blumenthal, formerly a merchant of your city. He is a retired capitalist and is taking life very easy. The streets of San Francisco are full of Nevada county people, and in fature letters I will have lots to say. about them. Now I’want to talk alittle about politics, The pet is “biling” here. Mayor Schmitz foolishly believes that it is foreordained that he should be the next Governor of California ; that he will be elected United States Senator to suceeed Geo. ©. Perkins, and resign the Governorship ; that then he would be in line to succeed President Roosevelt. Alf Ruef is the trainer, and if Schmitz follows his advice he will later on be numbered among the political dead ducks, so to speak. If, on the other hand, he shows the sense of even a leuse, he will stick to the Mayorship of San Francisco, where he can do the most good fer these who ele ted bim to that office. He has nomore ‘show of receiving the Republican. somination for Governor than Sam Leake, the leading Democrat in the State, and who is the editor ef the Call, which claims to be a Republiean paper ! By the way, I have met men from all parts of the State and they tell me that the attacks on Governor Gage by the Call and Obronicle are proving the worst kind of boomerangs. They regard it as a personal quarrel, and pablic sentiment is with Gage. Leake, Spreckles and de Young hope to make Preston the Republican nominee for Governor, but he has no more show than Tom Fiint, who is hardly talked of now. A great question as to “Who were the parties who met in the Palace grill Lroom and érranged the assault upon Mr. Garratt, of the Post,” is still agitating the public mind, It is said they are known and that one of the aesaseins will soon: expose the prominent men who put up the joband furnished the money to carry out the cowardly business. It is said the assassing received instructions ‘not to kill Garrett, but cripple him.” It will startle the people when they learn the true . . names of the instigators of the grea erime, and the cause thereof. : SosOURNER. Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cat lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Sealds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s} . Interesting News ftom hog Jobo scestits has rtarnat “ the. Fe. o’Gonnor is here from ‘parlors. Prompt service. n, D. O.—Sir: We cached patrons of} distance of about one and one-half miles northeasterly from ite present site, for the:following reasons: The Creamery plant is located on the: direct traveled. road from~Grace Valley to Merysville. The great majority of all the patrons of said office are patrens of said Creamery, and make a daily trip to said Creamery. As the office is. now located we are obliged to.go to it at quite a loss of time and considerable travel. If the desired change is made it will greatly accommodate the Patrons of said office. . The office is located in a farmin community and its present location is a disadvantage. Diphiherta No liere The tis he pate of Sunday eontained the following article in reference to 8 case of diphtheria, which’ it, locates at Nevada City, but it is realy at Graes Valiey, which place has had

the misfortune of late years to have this dread disease break out at intervale, end<while a number of deaths bave occurred, the majority ef victims have recovered. In all this time Nevada City has had but one or two “The conditien of Mrs. Guthrie and vee Nevada Gity and who have relatives at Marysville, still are favorable, and hopes are entertained for their recovery. Mfg. Guthrie ie suffering from black diphtheria, which is the most malignant variety of the disease, but at the latest accounts was holding her own.” Condition ofthe Sick Charles Maddrill, who was affected by the heat at Lake Vera last week, is still quite sick at the home of his sieter, Mrs. O. P. Leughridge. " Mrs, Frank W. Taylor, whose illness was mentioned in last evening’s TRANsoniPT, was very sick all night, but is much senor today. eeo-> Call on Ea Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ."*C” With a Tail. The “C” with a tail is the trademark: of Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Look for it on the light blue enameled metal box! Each tablet gg C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. druggists, roc. The favorite drink of connoisseurs is Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is properly matured and absolutely pure, It is anerve tonic, For sale by all first class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co:, San Francievo, Cal. Sole proprietors. ———— Fresh Every : Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Oosy TEGLER’Ss, Commercial Street, Nevada City Wanted Immediately Four machine men. Wages $3.00 per day. Board, $26.00 per month. Applyto MAX H. ISOARD. Nevada County, . Company, the latter logation being a. ” child, who are ill with diphtheria atjp, ‘Paine’ Ss s Celery Compound — Banishes all Syinpioms-of Dissase and’ Mourishes the Horvous ‘System. thousands of. prostration and ¢ through 8 —— and impoverished b! i, "tt has Ccamabas. pie wader oes . we pe pe wit: everything else ge ea. This is the time. when nervous de-bility and nervous prostration begin to manifest themselves. Pa coming hot weather will Tadd fa to the fire of suffering. ia If there is mental depression, loss of energy, lack of vivacity, duliness of the ¢yes, blanched cheeks and lips, confusion in the head, defective memory, loye-of solitude—all these are direct indications of coming nervous collapse, and call for the immediate use of that nervé feeder, strength giver, and bioéd enricheér, Paine’s Celery Compound. ‘ihis Heaven sent prescription is a peerless remedy for your dangerous troubles. President T. J. Shaffer of the Amalgamated Asgocia~ tion of Iron, Steel .and Tin Workers of the United States, writes from ‘ Pittsburg, Pa.,as follows: _“To 1899 I was compelled to abandon my profession because of nervous prostration consequent upon exposure, bard study, and overwork, A number of physicians declared I would never recover, but I tried Paine’s: Celery Compound, and less than a year in= creased in weight. from 1413¢ to 215 pounds. During the recent strike of the Steel ydeoda ano — myself ready. to collapse, and fearing a re= currence of my former trouble, I returned tomy former friend, Paine’s lery Compound, and already am fooling more vigorous and able to nt and discharge the daties of my o' » nervous Their Prices Remain the Same. fo their new advertisement in this evening’s TRANsORIPT the Nevada County Laundry calls the attention of the. people of Nevada City to the fact that the Sacramento Laundries have effected a combine toraize their prices on all laundry work. The Nevada County Laundry will maintain the same prices as heretefore, and as they émploy all home people, and pay an advanee of 10 per cent. over Union wages, the large amount of work which now goes from this city to Sacramento should be given to the home institation. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks-the brain,. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure a 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. ae! 7Oe A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. iO flavoring Extrads. ..TEN FLAVORS.. eee eeeee er eece weer secoves STRAWBERRY. FRUIT COLORING . : ORANGE....... * PINEAPPLE The above goods are put up under our.own name aad are teed to please. Customers sn vertably ask for them again and = ee ee Coffee Roasters Broad Street Tea Blenders Home People Only Employed i # xe entered price on not. Coast. . drag store. « Telephone 961 OurPrices Renainthe Samay , The Sacramento Our prices will remain the same as heretofore although we pay ro per cent. in advance of Union wages. We employ all home people and our work . cannot be excelled anywhere on the —0-0—0—-0—-0—0--0-—-0-0-—-0--0--© -@—@—-0-—-0-0-—-0-0-0-0--0-0-0--0— NEVADA COUNTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIA TION WM, TREGALLIS Resident Agent, Nevada a City. Nevada City, Oal Laundries have into a combine to raise the all Laundry work. We have Try us and see for yourself. Paine’s Celery Com hes saved ' ry spoand rganenga : Tayi’sTea Caffe House, tanks € Son’ A Few of the any Boks W. D. Vint Has tn — FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS ithe Efede Lame Pr owe Fatally Burned. . June 9Wora has reached the ‘Maw thes Mrs, A. Meigs, a member of ® party of compers bound for. Oregon, ‘is . was ‘atally burned yesterday. While lncle Tom,”. cookingsupper over the camp fire her q ¥ supported by. dress became Aguited, and before “Little Eva,” who took “i {ii a. the flames could be extinguished she manner far better than the received burns which resulted in death who usually im personate It.Another . ‘three hours afterward. . Nevada City favorite who appe : was Miss Margaret Lewis, wa has: on numerous occasions visited here, as usual did her partin & very p ing manner. The production . good one and it is probable diiies crowd will witness it at — Valley tonight. 8 ger On account of ‘tant shows in mest . } of the towns along the railroad, @any ix of which are advertising various kinds . ¢ of medicine, the company was forced to come from Oroville to this place}. and after leaving Grase Valley will . ’ not play egaln till they reach Vacaville, Tomorrow Nght. . The commencement exercises of the Ciass of 1902 of the Nevada City High School, which are to be held at the theater tomorrow night, promise to be very interesting and it is more than probable that those who do not goearly will not’ be able to get seats. . “A Rival By Request," whigh has been faithfully practiced, will be presented in eonnection with the other exercises. There seems to be an impression among some that the exercises haye been postponed but this is not the case. : @ fe in Conan for Hawaii Home in the W: The Da: a otE rue va Boy Wi With Dewey ou! ; Band aster Jack Aroher Smoks the up-to-date 0 r Thome on better. i cars Recker Seeatne Prairie : rel aSéinie? the Rosanne eenenrer's Cave Chunk, vony & & Snout Adrift in ae Iceflelds Winton’s Pharmacy. Sed Fancy Dress Goods Spring Goo ds We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waiste, = : Shirt Waists etc. ‘They are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see eee C FLEMING and we feel certain you will bay of ue Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. when you get our low prices, rerieceneene Tau umber _ Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we.treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber isas good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. . H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Cars Pass “Yow Shape Tew Stee ‘ne and fragrant Gry sb ta Notice. In ordef to avoid interference with the Electric trolly wires, Oars and Floats for the Fourth of July Parade must not exceed sixteen feet, measuring from the ground up. Dated June 9th, 1902. ; THE GRAND MARSHAL. _—~oe >—___—_—— Go For Those Heme Prunes. ” The finest Prunes in the world: ‘They -were raised abd cured by Wm. H, Smith. For sale at 8 pounds . for 26 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes, ol. Telephone 521. Made by “GUT Me : N. S. of Md. RE KIIK ee = CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought BearsPerleet Baking Powder Money back if you dont like it.. eeiedtoto40 eee Our Hobbies.. Se ‘5 Pound Can 2% Pound¢Can..... skiesnsrbinke , 1 Pound _Can’.... ¥% Pound Can Quati ly Seprome Absolute Cleanliness, Potite and mpt Service. / Secesesroorerserceses Our Ice Cream Soda and are without a peer. Foley's Iee Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street Nevada City. nue ————$——<——— ! . Ohe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Pa ee Our Second Opening man — =——We have just received a fine line of.. lil Bats, Cloves, & We have ah in all prices Os sizes. i stock is the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong enough to hold the heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full lite of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools ana ~ material of all kinds a6, hunters, Geo. K. Turner. Elegant Line of cage lillinery _ Just Received. ee ee ee Ub. 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