June 11, 1902 (4 pages)

Ase arrester SSR _ Nevapa City Daity Transcript Issued Every Everiing, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City, ames ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! ae ~. cae $6 Per Year . By Carrier, eos 12 1-2c Per Week a sakeesunag-to ee sVectacap evs’ June 1121902 AN Up-to-Date City. N EASTERN GENTLEMAN, who has traveled considerably over, California since his arrival in this State, recently came to Nevada City and spoke many flattering words for the prosperity of out mountain city and the enterprise of its people. Among other things of a complimentary nature which he said in the hearing of a TRANSCRIPT reporter, whose business occupation the gentleman had“tiot. been informed of, was this: “Since coming to California I have traveled extensively over the State and visited about all‘the principal towns, making a careful note of the present condition and future outlook of each place. Asa general rule, every interior town in the State has awakened to the great possibilities which lies before it, a Chamber of Commerce or a Board of Trade. i has been organized and active work commenced for development* and progress, and the future of all places look very promising and encoaraging. But I will say this for Nevada City, which is true, for I do not believe in unmerited praise. Without exception your city is the most progressive I have seen for its size, and some of the recent improvements made to your resident part of the town reminds me very forcibly of those employed in many of our Eastern cities, as they are up-to-date, attractive and of a permanent character. I refer to the discarding of wooden sidewalks and fences and substitution of clean cement pavement and coping in their places, the pretty lawns: and hedges, the modern ‘ideas and architectural beauty employed in the erection of new residences and the remodeling of others, and so on. One thing especially I have noticed for which due credit should be given, and that is the pleasing absence of the disagreeable ‘knockers’ so numerous in-other places.” [Here the reporter could not help exclaiming: “Thank God for that!] Con_ tinuing, the gentleman said: ‘Your people all look confident happy and prosperous, and there is no reason whatever why your-city, with its specially favored and vast miaeral resources at hand, your agricultural and fruit-raising advantages, your energetic Chamber of Commerce and co-operative dnd progressive people, should not become the largest and most prosperous interior city in Northern California.” PPP PRE HR PH RB Feminine Ingenuity. HREE WOMEN got out of the New York State Reformatory a few days ago, and though the keepers are reticient about it, it is said that the women picked the lock with a fork, and thus made their escape. If this be so, it is good reason enough why the authorities hould not want to talk. Any institution intended to keep people from getting out, which has locks that can be opened by a woman with a fork, ought to be shrouded in silence for the present. Otherwise there is nothing so very surprising in the incident. The crowning characteristic of woman, some people think, is her ability to get results with implements not intended for the purpose to which she applies them. Doubtless oné reason why the women in penal institutions are required to wear their hair short is that there is no known thing that a woman cannot do with a hairpin. If this precaution had been neglected, all the inmates of the New York reformatory would probably now be roving wild and free, because they would have used their hairpins for keys. A woman can drive nails with a flatiron, a brick, a stone, a stove-lifter, or the heel ef her. slipper; and she can take tacks out of acarpet with the handle of an iron spoon or the back of a knife-blade. The only objection to a woman being a carpenter would probably be that she would never use the proper tool when the wrong one happened to be nearer, and so there would be no prestige about her. We all know that prestige: is one of the great money-making agents of the world, and it is irrevocably ruined when the mechanic admits that anything but the very best tools will do for the work he has in hand. This is a matter for the woman’s rights associations to for their work,-and get them. This will make household labor more dignified, but it will also make it considerably eee A Suicide rors ogo 3. W, 6 . s Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with a rusty wire. Inflammation blood Eyssen, for ten years bookkeeper for —— Bn gion hae sg “nat” te eommitted suicide by shoeting bimBitters and1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s self today. Ill health is supposed to Arnien asive and my eg ene well and -. zema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi oo . all blooa disorders Electric Bitters has handle, Let them instruct women to demand the best tools more expensive for the head of the family. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Los Anomize, June 10.—Arthur. Poleoning set in. For two years he, Adloff & Hauerwaas, brewers’ agents, . writes, “I used one bottle of Electric ea the eound as ever. raptions, Eono rivaj on earth. Try them. W. D. =a . the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cents. ¢ . he We : PORTLAND, June 11—Governor Geer has ordered out a, company of. the National Guard to go to Gervais, where Tracey and Merrill, the escaped convicts are surrounded. A posse of fifty men drove them into’ the woods, gradually closing in. The desperadoes are heavily armed, having taken two guns from members of the posse last night. Another Torna, -CuicaGo, June rr.—Meager reports tell of a destructive tornado which swept Central Illinois last ‘night, doing terrible damage. Telegraphic communication has been cut off in nearly every section, Three are known to be dead at Merna, three were killed at Laurel and many wounded and the town destroyed. The damage at Bloomington and Peoria will probably reach a million dollars. The crops are badly injured. The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific passenger train was caught in a landslide, and the engine and mail car buried. Miles of track are washed away. CLOSING EXERCISES Personal Mention. T. Penrose is here from Relief Hill. ——— F. P. Powell is here from -the Bay. F. F. Gansner of Oroville 1s here on The Seventh Grade Will),¢,s;tessoon te aows rom ne Hold Them at 10:30 O. D. Eastin is down from GraniteTomorrow Morning. ville. Albert Turner has returned from the Bay. ; E. W. Penroge is here from ‘North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs.T, Pledger of Sacramento are visiting friends here. Miss Grace Griffith of Sacramento is here. visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Beaton of ban . Francisco are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Morrison, Mrs. Brackett, whb lives near Banner mountain, is very ill. — F. L. Benardi and E.L. Gibbens of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham re turned from San Francisco last evening. B. Olerf of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. John Michell and son of San Francisco are here on a visit, Mr. and Mrs, E, J. Price and son, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Seitz and daughter arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Sierra City. L Hymen left this morning for San Franciseo to purchase goods for his 4tb of July trade. Fatber Clyne left this morning for San Francisco. President George Levinskey of the Gold [funnel Mining Company left today for San Francisco, EK. W. Spencer and J.C. Weodward of San Francisco came in on the inorning train. The Seventh Grade will hold its closing exercises at Washington school house at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. .The following program will be rendered: _~ Piano Solo, “Echo of Luzerne’— May Stevens, j Recitation, “Millie’—Emma Wolf. Recitation, “Fate of a Grambler’— Lou Werry. : Song, “You’re Drifting Farther From Me Day By Day”—Cora Hicks and Neva Williams. Recitation, “Little Mag’s Victory”— Emily Hoskins. Recitation, “Jast in Time to Mies the Train”—Frank Arthur. Song, “In the Shadows Rockies”—Bessie Wern. . Recitation, ‘A Bit of Shopping From the Codntry”—Mabel Blake. Recitation, “As You Go Through Life—Aristede Charonnat.” Song—“My Sweet Lenore”—Esther Latta and Louise Lawrence. Recitation, “The King and the Child” —Myrtle Renfree. Recitation—“Pat's Love Letter’— Edith Hosking. Piano Selection, “Convent Bells”— Amanda Polmere. Recitation, “The Rum Maniac’— A. Harrey came down froin WashHoward Pellemounter. : ington today on his way to San FranRecitation, “The Irish Philosopher” . Cisco. —Andy Gifford A. T, Wearn arrived here from Washington today, enroute to th Vocat Duet, “You Stay at Home in spenaiie: y, enroute to the me-~ Your Owao House”—Ethel and: Olevia or Matthews. Did you take Gilt Edge Whiskey Recitation, “Widder Green”—Lelia. this morning? You would’ feel better Rapp. : throughout the day if you had. For Recitation, “Luck”—Jay Loomis, jsale by all first-class devlers. WichSong—Sweet Bird of Song”—Ethel . man, Lutgen & Oo., Cal. Sole proMiller and Ethel Matthews. prietors. Recitation, “Granny’s Eyes”—Nettie Benney. Recitation, “The Census Taker”— A Ellsworth Bennett, Y [ . [ Piano Solo, “Bohemian Life March” @ Gladys Clemo. of the ae oe Died ir om injur ies. M. L & D. MARSH »#"e ready for delivery an Re cargo © oadh.deauetption: Martin Groch, the old resident of . ®’¢fy Kiod, nam o . Truckee, who was so badly injared by . Auy Code! 08m now be filled. We can being struck by a train near Floriston, conld not withstand the shock and died at the county hospital last night. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand ee @@ Read Wm. HF. Smith’s notice MASURY’S PAINTS sbout closing ap, in this evening’s which are absolutely pure and every teed TRANSORIPT. eolor. Fully guaran . Was Strung Up. IpaHo Springs, Colo, June 10— Loui Sing, a Chinaman, was strung up to a tree twice by a mob and threatened with death if he did not leave town, never to return. The cause of the mob’s wrath was because of the Chinaman’s efforts to run away with a white girl named Nellie Mercheut, who, it is alleged, he had seduced. ~ Good Meats. Prompt Delivery. Time Appointed for Proving Will, ~ Colley .Brotbers have the very best} 7N THE SUPERIOR co IN AND of beef, mutton and veal on hand at r the County ovada, State of ae all times. : tf rails. ois she. matter the estate of JOSIAH 2 m: G Is sick and. nervous headaches. Sheras been appointed by man’s Headache Cure gives instant refor provens lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per tor fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures Boulder Street. neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. sole agent, ; Exercises Tonight. Tonight will be a milestone in the lives of Nevada City’s high school graduates, as it marke the closing of their happy school days. Instead of the usuel graduating exercises the class will produee a drama entitled “A Rival by Request,” in which the characters will be cleverly portrayed. The participants have worked hard to make it @ success, and their friends will appreciate their efforts. The hall will be crowded to its utmost, and you should go early in order to secure a seat. Died al ~— Grass Valley. Mrs. Sophie Pattison, an old and respected resident of Howard Hill, Grass Valley, died this morning after.a short illness with pneumonia. She arrived in Grass Valley In 1853, and had been a res‘dent of that place since that time, with the exception of six years she lived in Virginia City, Nevada. She leaves two sons, Oscar Pattison of Wardner, Idaho, and Themas Pattison of Grass Valley; two daughters, Mrs. James Bowden of Gold Hill, Neyeda, and Mrs. Wm. Brockington of Grass Valley, besides: several grandchildren. Mrs Wm. Hosken of Nevada City is a granddaughter. Deceased was aged 78 years, 6 months and 12 days. For Congress. Yesterday’s San Francisco Bulletin says that Democrats for various offices are growing numerous, In the First Congressional District, Thos. 8. Ford of Nevada City wants the nomination, and Frank Wehe of Sierra county is mentioned as a possible candidate. Notice to the Public. s On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business to do. I make my living out of the peeple who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. W. H. Satu, Grocer. It Was a Mistake. In the list of subseriptions to the Fourth of July fund which was publisoed a few days ago, the Miller Clothing Emporium was mentioned ‘as having subscribed $5 for one day and $5 for two days. Thia was a mictake. It should have read $5 for one day and $10 for two days, The favorite drink of connoisseurs is Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is roperly matured and absolutely pure. It isa nerve tonic. For sale by all firet class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. Piano Tuning. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will be here next week. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s, m314t THE WL FD. Josiah “Gilbert Leaves Estate to His Sister and Nephew. The will of the late Josiah Gilbert was filed in the Superior Court teday, and Monday, the 28rd day of June, 1902, has been appointed for proving the same. ‘The wiil bequeaths to Mrs. Jane Richards, sister of deceased, one hundred shares of Spring Valley Water stock, quoted at $90 a share, present value, $9000; also $1700 in bank. To Mrs. Jane Richards is also bequeathed the watch formerly carried by deceased, and a diamond pin. ~ To his nephew, John Gilbert Richards, $3000 in bank; also a diamond ring and wateb and chain, The nephew is a hard working young man, employed at present at the Reddik miue, and is deserving ef the recognition his lamented uncle bestowed upon him. a oe The upper Grass Valley road from Campbell’s place to Town Talk is new a splendid driveway. Supervisor Martin has done considerable work on this portion and in a way that will last. He is receiving the deserved praise of the teamsters and all who have occasion t> usethe road. Simply a Nuisanee. The locust trees around town are positively a nuisance. Yesterday afternoon when a light wind was blowing the blossoms falling from the trees made it appear as if there wasa driving snowstorm. The refuse covered lots and even flew into residences making it very) disagreeable. Last year a number of locust trees around town were cut down and elms and other shade trees planted in their stead. Every locust in town should be cut down. ee Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly detive from them. Il’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly apon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. en Sold by all druggist, price 75 cte. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ‘. ple having gone to the pienk™> The This was a glorious day for the an-/ nual picnic of the Grass Valley Miners Union at Chicago Park, and &ll those who attended enjoyed themselves to their heart’s content. The numerous events had quite a number of contestants and the music furnished for}; dancing kept the large crowd in good humor. Grass Valley was a8 quiet as a graveyard all day, most of the peoMilitary Band eame up to this city on the9 o'clock électric car, and played several inspiring tunes, which gave the listeners a picnic. feeling. A carload went from this city on the 9 o’clock on the 11 o’clock train, Four carloads} more went on the 12:30 train. —_—_—_ ~~ ee oy or Lansina, Mich., June: 9—Colonel Eli of the University of Michigan, for connection with his testimeny before the Grand Jury which investigated the: military clothing fraud, and at his trial on the charge of complicity in —— FT os , Jane 10-The inter wheat on Ju, @ Compared with 744 Perjury Charge, . su>ms yer , ee — train, another went with the band! sendition heat Jone Ist was on with 92 at the cane R, Sutton of Detroit, one of the Regents blest 1g : t sti whem a warrant was issued on & COM=. Jay: plaint charging him with perjury in oa Liver and drag store, The best of the frauds, arrived here today and cor Gyan B 3 surrendered himself to the authorities, . the choicest of fancy mized drink GREAT WASH GOODS s See Window. Ladies and Obildren’s Knit Underwear. before buying elsewhere. BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some niee colored, at prices from $4 and upward. OUTSID . . nicely made. Come and visit us, Respectfully, Ladies, to day we place in one of our: windows, some good thin es Vests in long sleeves, sf low neck and short glee 25c and 50c. Take a} Some new things in this lot, 'y and buy that new dress of us, things in this lot, in both white E SKIRTS—white pique, white la sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleet All the new things kept here, PRIOES at 100, ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jal wo, duck and crash and Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corset Covers going on now, goes at half price. Come and see them, ssabieeeae FG & St Y COMDANT —SELL—— The Peerless. Iceland 2 quarts 3 quarts 4 quarts ce Cream Freezers} SSOP A COS snes tee ed vetores:a'sss telrengeees el ok ws Refrigerators $8.50 See $10 $12.50 44444646 . Our Window Display $14 00 Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R: Pee RED E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electre-Deneal Parl _ established nearly four years ago. One of the sw ~ f Recramento, best equipped DentaF Oftices on the Coast and * — _ Are Located He with allthe modern ' absolutely first-class ee webetti All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by . OUR PRICES dentists. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 F PAINLESS EXTRA @@ No charge for Extracting when Plates-are ordered, Phone Main 633. re Permanently LL aud other vonveniences for doing other GOLD FILLINGS. SILVER FILLINGS. . " CLEANING é eee oe et tee eee Dee CTION, 60 CENTS R. E.SMITH, D, D. S. gee ga a aa & *@ a from the uty puesday an Wednesday, Call and gee her. gus MRS. L. LUBEC “SORE The newest and latest breakfast and health food. It requires no cooking ‘and can be eaten right It’s the whole of the ‘wheat with Barley malt in a flakes, and it’s cooked. PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. Awewawawawiwi ede C. E. Mulloy, . Silverware of All Kinds a Wedding Presents, Spoosis, Carving Sets, Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons. —teiek— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired a thk 4,6: J: BRAND, + = The Jeweler, @ Grass Va Grocer ig 0, Gq G Maher & Co., Nevada Cit SELLING OUT My Entire Stock of. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY Sth. ‘The store will pot be oper until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our eae Pall Stock. e Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada, City ste Liabeck will be at the store 1 . ‘ f t 4 ocks Handsome . We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks of 4!) They are all ‘guaranteed. None Better, Our’ prices are the Lowest. Repairing of Watches and Clocks ‘Our Specially A. & H. W. H _kinds, large and small, . . PHONE WEST 14, artung than a grave i of air pipe ar going for the Oroeamy sounty: able O. W. Long ® svening from Tro sonore for the county sor Miller is mace sin front of the ( i toward the city alley: y Enis is now at ite & and trees look beat % know they do, ey are parading at Yellow’s arm. ard work to geta q no mectings ef the tions during the swe are now having. ntanding a big ct tohave a good reat sthe exercises at tl ping. mwmer crop of tra the go-by. ‘They h this ie pot a healthy Clerk Arbogast » license today . an employe of the } ouse, and’ Miss Ma ezama Hill. yly evenings We are just great for cour igirls are not losin jin, and they seem Yom, Yum, We've k you ever tried Fran! and teas? If not, sa chance to grow @ youdo, You don’t: missing. Yuba Monareh Gol ny that has been es from French C€ he main ledge and i tthe company are ¢€ re prospecting. — his one portion of N wotains seventeen hi ther. Fifteen of os, Last evening een houses and ¢ thesame time, and rein use, and there r, Delightful, © marriage. has just dof Dr. Julian De own dentist of Gr bs Deborah Robson. curred at the home « With of January. Fi nt reasons the yor secret. to. theme! mate friends. . . ming Men of An t meeting for tl ear, Saturday even the rear of John 1 . The youngsters able business, and iieveral matters eon! year, the society Rohr, an old-time county, died at Gi He left this county 0, previous to whi business at ‘North h Bloomfield. _ D but sixty-five years fermany. Mre. T Relief Hill is a dau Oe All Eyes on Tex t is Texas, Her and marvelous ob g statement of th Cisco, Yex., of Dr ry for .Oonsamp tracted a severe it a_most. t resulted in prof but she has by Dr. King’s New tively guaranteed and all Throat and Heand $1. Trial b 8, ness Hite insurance see T choicest brands’ of can be found at W Chambers. ‘Try lsnd is. now sellin tt five cents a loal kery. Try itand y 1 want a good, ne very best in 4 Wn. Harry. » the best of ever: linesend your-orde best half and half Council Ohamb and Pine Sts. Se od hot launch w bight at William . e and “0d choice wines ‘ways on band. Oe Sweet. am Por sale at Recto

Ase arrester SSR _ Nevapa City Daity Transcript Issued Every Everiing, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City, ames ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! ae ~. cae $6 Per Year . By Carrier, eos 12 1-2c Per Week a sakeesunag-to ee sVectacap evs’ June 1121902 AN Up-to-Date City. N EASTERN GENTLEMAN, who has traveled considerably over, California since his arrival in this State, recently came to Nevada City and spoke many flattering words for the prosperity of out mountain city and the enterprise of its people. Among other things of a complimentary nature which he said in the hearing of a TRANSCRIPT reporter, whose business occupation the gentleman had“tiot. been informed of, was this: “Since coming to California I have traveled extensively over the State and visited about all‘the principal towns, making a careful note of the present condition and future outlook of each place. Asa general rule, every interior town in the State has awakened to the great possibilities which lies before it, a Chamber of Commerce or a Board of Trade. i has been organized and active work commenced for development* and progress, and the future of all places look very promising and encoaraging. But I will say this for Nevada City, which is true, for I do not believe in unmerited praise. Without exception your city is the most progressive I have seen for its size, and some of the recent improvements made to your resident part of the town reminds me very forcibly of those employed in many of our Eastern cities, as they are up-to-date, attractive and of a permanent character. I refer to the discarding of wooden sidewalks and fences and substitution of clean cement pavement and coping in their places, the pretty lawns: and hedges, the modern ‘ideas and architectural beauty employed in the erection of new residences and the remodeling of others, and so on. One thing especially I have noticed for which due credit should be given, and that is the pleasing absence of the disagreeable ‘knockers’ so numerous in-other places.” [Here the reporter could not help exclaiming: “Thank God for that!] Con_ tinuing, the gentleman said: ‘Your people all look confident happy and prosperous, and there is no reason whatever why your-city, with its specially favored and vast miaeral resources at hand, your agricultural and fruit-raising advantages, your energetic Chamber of Commerce and co-operative dnd progressive people, should not become the largest and most prosperous interior city in Northern California.” PPP PRE HR PH RB Feminine Ingenuity. HREE WOMEN got out of the New York State Reformatory a few days ago, and though the keepers are reticient about it, it is said that the women picked the lock with a fork, and thus made their escape. If this be so, it is good reason enough why the authorities hould not want to talk. Any institution intended to keep people from getting out, which has locks that can be opened by a woman with a fork, ought to be shrouded in silence for the present. Otherwise there is nothing so very surprising in the incident. The crowning characteristic of woman, some people think, is her ability to get results with implements not intended for the purpose to which she applies them. Doubtless oné reason why the women in penal institutions are required to wear their hair short is that there is no known thing that a woman cannot do with a hairpin. If this precaution had been neglected, all the inmates of the New York reformatory would probably now be roving wild and free, because they would have used their hairpins for keys. A woman can drive nails with a flatiron, a brick, a stone, a stove-lifter, or the heel ef her. slipper; and she can take tacks out of acarpet with the handle of an iron spoon or the back of a knife-blade. The only objection to a woman being a carpenter would probably be that she would never use the proper tool when the wrong one happened to be nearer, and so there would be no prestige about her. We all know that prestige: is one of the great money-making agents of the world, and it is irrevocably ruined when the mechanic admits that anything but the very best tools will do for the work he has in hand. This is a matter for the woman’s rights associations to for their work,-and get them. This will make household labor more dignified, but it will also make it considerably eee A Suicide rors ogo 3. W, 6 . s Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with a rusty wire. Inflammation blood Eyssen, for ten years bookkeeper for —— Bn gion hae sg “nat” te eommitted suicide by shoeting bimBitters and1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s self today. Ill health is supposed to Arnien asive and my eg ene well and -. zema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi oo . all blooa disorders Electric Bitters has handle, Let them instruct women to demand the best tools more expensive for the head of the family. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Los Anomize, June 10.—Arthur. Poleoning set in. For two years he, Adloff & Hauerwaas, brewers’ agents, . writes, “I used one bottle of Electric ea the eound as ever. raptions, Eono rivaj on earth. Try them. W. D. =a . the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cents. ¢ . he We : PORTLAND, June 11—Governor Geer has ordered out a, company of. the National Guard to go to Gervais, where Tracey and Merrill, the escaped convicts are surrounded. A posse of fifty men drove them into’ the woods, gradually closing in. The desperadoes are heavily armed, having taken two guns from members of the posse last night. Another Torna, -CuicaGo, June rr.—Meager reports tell of a destructive tornado which swept Central Illinois last ‘night, doing terrible damage. Telegraphic communication has been cut off in nearly every section, Three are known to be dead at Merna, three were killed at Laurel and many wounded and the town destroyed. The damage at Bloomington and Peoria will probably reach a million dollars. The crops are badly injured. The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific passenger train was caught in a landslide, and the engine and mail car buried. Miles of track are washed away. CLOSING EXERCISES Personal Mention. T. Penrose is here from Relief Hill. ——— F. P. Powell is here from -the Bay. F. F. Gansner of Oroville 1s here on The Seventh Grade Will),¢,s;tessoon te aows rom ne Hold Them at 10:30 O. D. Eastin is down from GraniteTomorrow Morning. ville. Albert Turner has returned from the Bay. ; E. W. Penroge is here from ‘North Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs.T, Pledger of Sacramento are visiting friends here. Miss Grace Griffith of Sacramento is here. visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Beaton of ban . Francisco are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Morrison, Mrs. Brackett, whb lives near Banner mountain, is very ill. — F. L. Benardi and E.L. Gibbens of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham re turned from San Francisco last evening. B. Olerf of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Washington. John Michell and son of San Francisco are here on a visit, Mr. and Mrs, E, J. Price and son, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Seitz and daughter arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Sierra City. L Hymen left this morning for San Franciseo to purchase goods for his 4tb of July trade. Fatber Clyne left this morning for San Francisco. President George Levinskey of the Gold [funnel Mining Company left today for San Francisco, EK. W. Spencer and J.C. Weodward of San Francisco came in on the inorning train. The Seventh Grade will hold its closing exercises at Washington school house at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. .The following program will be rendered: _~ Piano Solo, “Echo of Luzerne’— May Stevens, j Recitation, “Millie’—Emma Wolf. Recitation, “Fate of a Grambler’— Lou Werry. : Song, “You’re Drifting Farther From Me Day By Day”—Cora Hicks and Neva Williams. Recitation, “Little Mag’s Victory”— Emily Hoskins. Recitation, “Jast in Time to Mies the Train”—Frank Arthur. Song, “In the Shadows Rockies”—Bessie Wern. . Recitation, ‘A Bit of Shopping From the Codntry”—Mabel Blake. Recitation, “As You Go Through Life—Aristede Charonnat.” Song—“My Sweet Lenore”—Esther Latta and Louise Lawrence. Recitation, “The King and the Child” —Myrtle Renfree. Recitation—“Pat's Love Letter’— Edith Hosking. Piano Selection, “Convent Bells”— Amanda Polmere. Recitation, “The Rum Maniac’— A. Harrey came down froin WashHoward Pellemounter. : ington today on his way to San FranRecitation, “The Irish Philosopher” . Cisco. —Andy Gifford A. T, Wearn arrived here from Washington today, enroute to th Vocat Duet, “You Stay at Home in spenaiie: y, enroute to the me-~ Your Owao House”—Ethel and: Olevia or Matthews. Did you take Gilt Edge Whiskey Recitation, “Widder Green”—Lelia. this morning? You would’ feel better Rapp. : throughout the day if you had. For Recitation, “Luck”—Jay Loomis, jsale by all first-class devlers. WichSong—Sweet Bird of Song”—Ethel . man, Lutgen & Oo., Cal. Sole proMiller and Ethel Matthews. prietors. Recitation, “Granny’s Eyes”—Nettie Benney. Recitation, “The Census Taker”— A Ellsworth Bennett, Y [ . [ Piano Solo, “Bohemian Life March” @ Gladys Clemo. of the ae oe Died ir om injur ies. M. L & D. MARSH »#"e ready for delivery an Re cargo © oadh.deauetption: Martin Groch, the old resident of . ®’¢fy Kiod, nam o . Truckee, who was so badly injared by . Auy Code! 08m now be filled. We can being struck by a train near Floriston, conld not withstand the shock and died at the county hospital last night. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand ee @@ Read Wm. HF. Smith’s notice MASURY’S PAINTS sbout closing ap, in this evening’s which are absolutely pure and every teed TRANSORIPT. eolor. Fully guaran . Was Strung Up. IpaHo Springs, Colo, June 10— Loui Sing, a Chinaman, was strung up to a tree twice by a mob and threatened with death if he did not leave town, never to return. The cause of the mob’s wrath was because of the Chinaman’s efforts to run away with a white girl named Nellie Mercheut, who, it is alleged, he had seduced. ~ Good Meats. Prompt Delivery. Time Appointed for Proving Will, ~ Colley .Brotbers have the very best} 7N THE SUPERIOR co IN AND of beef, mutton and veal on hand at r the County ovada, State of ae all times. : tf rails. ois she. matter the estate of JOSIAH 2 m: G Is sick and. nervous headaches. Sheras been appointed by man’s Headache Cure gives instant refor provens lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per tor fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures Boulder Street. neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. sole agent, ; Exercises Tonight. Tonight will be a milestone in the lives of Nevada City’s high school graduates, as it marke the closing of their happy school days. Instead of the usuel graduating exercises the class will produee a drama entitled “A Rival by Request,” in which the characters will be cleverly portrayed. The participants have worked hard to make it @ success, and their friends will appreciate their efforts. The hall will be crowded to its utmost, and you should go early in order to secure a seat. Died al ~— Grass Valley. Mrs. Sophie Pattison, an old and respected resident of Howard Hill, Grass Valley, died this morning after.a short illness with pneumonia. She arrived in Grass Valley In 1853, and had been a res‘dent of that place since that time, with the exception of six years she lived in Virginia City, Nevada. She leaves two sons, Oscar Pattison of Wardner, Idaho, and Themas Pattison of Grass Valley; two daughters, Mrs. James Bowden of Gold Hill, Neyeda, and Mrs. Wm. Brockington of Grass Valley, besides: several grandchildren. Mrs Wm. Hosken of Nevada City is a granddaughter. Deceased was aged 78 years, 6 months and 12 days. For Congress. Yesterday’s San Francisco Bulletin says that Democrats for various offices are growing numerous, In the First Congressional District, Thos. 8. Ford of Nevada City wants the nomination, and Frank Wehe of Sierra county is mentioned as a possible candidate. Notice to the Public. s On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business to do. I make my living out of the peeple who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. W. H. Satu, Grocer. It Was a Mistake. In the list of subseriptions to the Fourth of July fund which was publisoed a few days ago, the Miller Clothing Emporium was mentioned ‘as having subscribed $5 for one day and $5 for two days. Thia was a mictake. It should have read $5 for one day and $10 for two days, The favorite drink of connoisseurs is Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is roperly matured and absolutely pure. It isa nerve tonic. For sale by all firet class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. Piano Tuning. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will be here next week. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s, m314t THE WL FD. Josiah “Gilbert Leaves Estate to His Sister and Nephew. The will of the late Josiah Gilbert was filed in the Superior Court teday, and Monday, the 28rd day of June, 1902, has been appointed for proving the same. ‘The wiil bequeaths to Mrs. Jane Richards, sister of deceased, one hundred shares of Spring Valley Water stock, quoted at $90 a share, present value, $9000; also $1700 in bank. To Mrs. Jane Richards is also bequeathed the watch formerly carried by deceased, and a diamond pin. ~ To his nephew, John Gilbert Richards, $3000 in bank; also a diamond ring and wateb and chain, The nephew is a hard working young man, employed at present at the Reddik miue, and is deserving ef the recognition his lamented uncle bestowed upon him. a oe The upper Grass Valley road from Campbell’s place to Town Talk is new a splendid driveway. Supervisor Martin has done considerable work on this portion and in a way that will last. He is receiving the deserved praise of the teamsters and all who

have occasion t> usethe road. Simply a Nuisanee. The locust trees around town are positively a nuisance. Yesterday afternoon when a light wind was blowing the blossoms falling from the trees made it appear as if there wasa driving snowstorm. The refuse covered lots and even flew into residences making it very) disagreeable. Last year a number of locust trees around town were cut down and elms and other shade trees planted in their stead. Every locust in town should be cut down. ee Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly detive from them. Il’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Oheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly apon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. en Sold by all druggist, price 75 cte. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ‘. ple having gone to the pienk™> The This was a glorious day for the an-/ nual picnic of the Grass Valley Miners Union at Chicago Park, and &ll those who attended enjoyed themselves to their heart’s content. The numerous events had quite a number of contestants and the music furnished for}; dancing kept the large crowd in good humor. Grass Valley was a8 quiet as a graveyard all day, most of the peoMilitary Band eame up to this city on the9 o'clock électric car, and played several inspiring tunes, which gave the listeners a picnic. feeling. A carload went from this city on the 9 o’clock on the 11 o’clock train, Four carloads} more went on the 12:30 train. —_—_—_ ~~ ee oy or Lansina, Mich., June: 9—Colonel Eli of the University of Michigan, for connection with his testimeny before the Grand Jury which investigated the: military clothing fraud, and at his trial on the charge of complicity in —— FT os , Jane 10-The inter wheat on Ju, @ Compared with 744 Perjury Charge, . su>ms yer , ee — train, another went with the band! sendition heat Jone Ist was on with 92 at the cane R, Sutton of Detroit, one of the Regents blest 1g : t sti whem a warrant was issued on & COM=. Jay: plaint charging him with perjury in oa Liver and drag store, The best of the frauds, arrived here today and cor Gyan B 3 surrendered himself to the authorities, . the choicest of fancy mized drink GREAT WASH GOODS s See Window. Ladies and Obildren’s Knit Underwear. before buying elsewhere. BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some niee colored, at prices from $4 and upward. OUTSID . . nicely made. Come and visit us, Respectfully, Ladies, to day we place in one of our: windows, some good thin es Vests in long sleeves, sf low neck and short glee 25c and 50c. Take a} Some new things in this lot, 'y and buy that new dress of us, things in this lot, in both white E SKIRTS—white pique, white la sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleet All the new things kept here, PRIOES at 100, ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jal wo, duck and crash and Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corset Covers going on now, goes at half price. Come and see them, ssabieeeae FG & St Y COMDANT —SELL—— The Peerless. Iceland 2 quarts 3 quarts 4 quarts ce Cream Freezers} SSOP A COS snes tee ed vetores:a'sss telrengeees el ok ws Refrigerators $8.50 See $10 $12.50 44444646 . Our Window Display $14 00 Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R: Pee RED E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electre-Deneal Parl _ established nearly four years ago. One of the sw ~ f Recramento, best equipped DentaF Oftices on the Coast and * — _ Are Located He with allthe modern ' absolutely first-class ee webetti All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by . OUR PRICES dentists. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 F PAINLESS EXTRA @@ No charge for Extracting when Plates-are ordered, Phone Main 633. re Permanently LL aud other vonveniences for doing other GOLD FILLINGS.. SILVER FILLINGS. . " CLEANING é eee oe et tee eee Dee CTION, 60 CENTS R. E.SMITH, D, D. S. gee ga a aa & *@ a from the uty puesday an Wednesday, Call and gee her. gus MRS. L. LUBEC “SORE The newest and latest breakfast and health food. It requires no cooking ‘and can be eaten right It’s the whole of the ‘wheat with Barley malt in a flakes, and it’s cooked. PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. Awewawawawiwi ede C. E. Mulloy, . Silverware of All Kinds a Wedding Presents, Spoosis, Carving Sets, Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons. —teiek— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired a thk 4,6: J: BRAND, + = The Jeweler, @ Grass Va Grocer ig 0, Gq G Maher & Co., Nevada Cit SELLING OUT My Entire Stock of. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY Sth. ‘The store will pot be oper until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our eae Pall Stock. e Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada, City ste Liabeck will be at the store 1 . ‘ f t 4 ocks Handsome . We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks of 4!) They are all ‘guaranteed. None Better, Our’ prices are the Lowest. Repairing of Watches and Clocks ‘Our Specially A. & H. W. H _kinds, large and small, . . PHONE WEST 14, artung than a grave i of air pipe ar going for the Oroeamy sounty: able O. W. Long ® svening from Tro sonore for the county sor Miller is mace sin front of the ( i toward the city alley: y Enis is now at ite & and trees look beat % know they do, ey are parading at Yellow’s arm. ard work to geta q no mectings ef the tions during the swe are now having. ntanding a big ct tohave a good reat sthe exercises at tl ping. mwmer crop of tra the go-by. ‘They h this ie pot a healthy Clerk Arbogast » license today . an employe of the } ouse, and’ Miss Ma ezama Hill. yly evenings We are just great for cour igirls are not losin jin, and they seem Yom, Yum, We've k you ever tried Fran! and teas? If not, sa chance to grow @ youdo, You don’t: missing. Yuba Monareh Gol ny that has been es from French C€ he main ledge and i tthe company are ¢€ re prospecting. — his one portion of N wotains seventeen hi ther. Fifteen of os, Last evening een houses and ¢ thesame time, and rein use, and there r, Delightful, © marriage. has just dof Dr. Julian De own dentist of Gr bs Deborah Robson. curred at the home « With of January. Fi nt reasons the yor secret. to. theme! mate friends. . . ming Men of An t meeting for tl ear, Saturday even the rear of John 1 . The youngsters able business, and iieveral matters eon! year, the society Rohr, an old-time county, died at Gi He left this county 0, previous to whi business at ‘North h Bloomfield. _ D but sixty-five years fermany. Mre. T Relief Hill is a dau Oe All Eyes on Tex t is Texas, Her and marvelous ob g statement of th Cisco, Yex., of Dr ry for .Oonsamp tracted a severe it a_most. t resulted in prof but she has by Dr. King’s New tively guaranteed and all Throat and Heand $1. Trial b 8, ness Hite insurance see T choicest brands’ of can be found at W Chambers. ‘Try lsnd is. now sellin tt five cents a loal kery. Try itand y 1 want a good, ne very best in 4 Wn. Harry. » the best of ever: linesend your-orde best half and half Council Ohamb and Pine Sts. Se od hot launch w bight at William . e and “0d choice wines ‘ways on band. Oe Sweet. am Por sale at Recto