June 11, 1903 (4 pages)

4 NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. [= 77 : TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMem, + + $6 Por Year. ByCarrler, = + 121-20 Per Week na Delivered to any part vf the city. = snscgleasn owe tessectescuecscsseeecsesecccoesses Same 11, 1903 THURSDAY . EWS TAS BEEN CONFIRMED Assassination of Servia’s King, Qucen and Ofher Members of the Royal Household. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1f; ‘ya. m.—A dispatch from Belgrade confirms the news of the reported assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga, shortly after midnight by troops who forced their way into the royal palace, after proclaiming Peter Karageorgewitch King. It is also stated that several members of the ministry have been foully murdered. Other dispatches confirming this startling news were received by the TRANSCRIPT this~ morning, as follows: SEMLIN, June 11.—King Alexander and Queen Draga of Servia were foully assassinated by Servian troops. . It is rumored that the King’s ministers and his attendants were also slain in the overthrowing of the government. The terrible tragedy occurred between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning. ; The Servian army Jast night proclaimed Karageorgewitch King of Servia, and a few honrs later the troops: surrounded the Konank and forced their way into the royal palace, where they foully murdered the King and Queen, besides the ministers and attendants. LONDON, June 11.—Dispatches have been received here confirming the assassination of King, Alexander and Queen Draga. According to the latest report, three of the ministers were also murdered, together with several of the King’s aide-de-camps and the Queen’s brother. BELGRADE, June 11—The military revolution began last nignt. Troops assassinated the King, Queen and all other members of the royal family and the guards. . Premier, Minister of War and Foreign Minister issued a proclamation announcing the terrible tragedy and the formation of a new government. News was received quietly by the people. ——_ DIG STINE AT OANLAND OAKLAND, June 11th. Three hundred and fifty mill hands went on strike herethis morning. The men demanded a half holiday on Saturdays, and the mill owners refused to accede to their request. FILED FOR PROBATE Text of the Will of the Late Edwin Tilley ‘Made Public, ag Tbe will of the late Edwin Tilley was filed at the County COlerk’s office this afternoon by Attorney I. C. Lindley, for probate in the Superior Court. Accompanying the will was also filed the petition of D. E. Morgan and R. J. Bennetts for letters of administration on the estate. The property of decedent as subdivided into parcele, according to the description in the will, is as follows: The south part of lot 8, block 17, corner of Pina and Commercial streets; valued at $5000; ———— $750, The total valuation of the estate of the deceased, according to the will, will not exceed $9850. The decedent makes the following bequests: I direct that my body be decently buried in the same lot in Pine Grove cemetery in which lie the bodies of my former wife ani two children.4 That & monument to cost $1,000 be erected over said lot, and that any and all debts that may exist at the time of my death be paid promptly by my executors. I give and bequeath to my sister, Mrs. Jobn Foster of Buckforsale, Devon county, England, the sum of $500. To my brother, William Tilley of Backborn, Columbia Oo., Penn., $500. To my nephew, Edwin Tilley of Backborn, Penn., $200, To my niece, Rosina Eddy of Beerakton, England, $200. My nephew, Richard Eddy, $200. My nephew, Edwin Foster, of Bucksfonlee, England, $200, My niece, Miss Minnie Foster, Buek, England, $200, Sister of Minnie Foster, $200, Baylis Bartlett Lindley, of Nevada City, $100, I direct my executors to sell my ‘Nevapa City DatLy TRaANScRIPT. Lot 2, block 16, valued at $3000. Midnight Quartz Mining Claim, valued at $1000, One-half interest of the Guild Mining Olaim ‘valued at $100. Fifteen hundred shares of the Minnie Gold Mining Company, valued a+ aoa property at public auction, after public notice, in orderto pay my debts, and the-legacies herein set forth. All of the remainder of my property I give to my wife, Hannah Tilley. D.E. Morgan and RB, J. Bennetts are named as Executors. A SEVERE th ~ = ATHOUARE It Is Felt Around Damage Is the Bay Citities . This Morning But No Serious Reported. done however. PERSOMAL ‘MENTION, Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Frank Goding is over from Yoa Bet. : O. Levering is here from San Francisco. W.H. Williams returned from ‘Auburn last evening. Mrs. Davie and son came down from You Bet today. BR. J. Simmons bas gone to San Francisco on a business trip. J.B. Tally and Frank Maiden went up to Washington today.Miss Rose Barber left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends. Mies Edith Hosking of Marysville is here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. James Bovey. F. W. Campbell left this morning for Tuolumne county to engage in ‘. mining. Mrs. A. O. Bigelow of Sierra City is the guest of Mrs. W. WU. Martin of this city. John G. Langston arrived here last evening from San Francisco on bis -way to North San Juan, ~ John Dower left for Graniteville this morning, where he has secured a position at the Mt. Zion mine, Charies Grimes arrived here this morning from Tonopah, Nevada, on a visit to his mother and sisters. W. Wessenberg of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left for North Bloomfield this morning. The condition of Mra, Mather, wife of Col. W. M. Mather, of the Plambago mine, is reported to be unchanged.Rev. H. OC. Smith and wife arrived here from below last evening and left for Downieville thie morning on ea visit. C. W. Porterfield, the well known mining man, is expected up from San Francisco tonight, on hie way to Maybert. W. N. Haot, the well’ known commercial man, who has been here for several days, left for San Francieco this morning. : Mrs. W. L. Cole, of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Giffin, left for ber bome this morning. G. W. Sayles, of Forest City, who has been on an extended visit to Los Angeles, was in this city last evening on his way home. Jeff Casserly, who has been sojourning at several coast cities for some time, arrived here last evening en roate to Goodyear’s Bar. Migs Julia Hook, daughter of John F,. Hook of thie city, has secured as position as teacher in the public school at Ventura. She is a very proficient inetructor, and ber many friends here wish her success in her new place. Mr. and Mrs. D. E; Morgan and Miss Lizzie Morgan will return tomor‘. row from Bakersfield. f. W. Heffion is here from Santa Oruz. ; H, H. Johnston and wife came down from Graniteville today. A Davis is down from You Bet. E, Quick is down from North Bloomfield. Jobn Arnett is here from Sen Francisco. Colonel Magovern left at noon today for Colfax to meet his wife, who is coming here to reside, The Colonel PA Lat mines in thie San FRANCISCO, June 11—A severe earthquake shock was felt in the cities around the bay at five minutes past ten o’clock this morning but no serious damage is ‘reported. At Petaluma the earthquake lasted for seven seconds and was the hardest felt there for years, No damage was The shock at Stockton was very heavy and lasted for forty-five. seconds. Considerable brickabrac was broken bu; no serious damage was done. A number of people were badly frightened and rushed from their houses. San Louis Obispo and Merced report slight earthquake, At Vallejo it lasted for ten seconds: The vibration was from north to south. Wt EN TO TAR Prominent Mining Man to Wed an Oakland Girl. A special dispatch from New York, dated June 10th says: It is stated that William W. Mein, son of the late Hon. Thomas Mien, and Mrs. Mien of Jackeon street, Oakland, will marry Miss Pauline Fore of Oakland. Mies Fore.is a prominent soctety lady of Oakland. Mr. Mein has been looking after mining affairs in South Africa, Granied a Divorce. Oloy B.Johne, who is well known to Nevada Oi'y people as the wife of Wm. Elmer Jobnos, was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Hebbard of San Francisco. Mrs. Jobns’. testimony showed that her busband had not supported her since August 6, 1901, when she went to live with her father in Salt Lake. Afterward she returued to San Francisco to fill an engagement at Fischer’s Theatre. Johns was formerly en actor but is now a pugilist and instructor‘at the Knickerbocker Olub in New York. : piveree Granted. Elizabeth Mills has been granted a divorce from Don Mills by Judge Nilon. Both the parties reside in the lower portion of the county, and the decree dissolving the marital ties is issued on the ground of cruelty, ee California Champagnola—red. and white—a beverage strictly pure, -refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britlend’s. tf ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Urs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshments—25 cents, NEVADA THEATRE SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday, June 13 Appearance of the Celebrated Conjarer ZAMLOCH Acknowledged the Greatest Living Magician of the Age, ~ fntroducing ~ Mev ad rial Fes A f ay “A Wonder-Working Remedy for Women,” Says Mrs. Brown. @: PAINE’S GELERY COMPOUND) YOUr ‘Tones and Strengthens Every Weak Whole System, Paine’s Celery Compound bas been specially prepared for the relief and cure of the m:ny ailments that afflict women, and it never fail§ to give a new and healthy tone to the female organs; it removes relaxed debility and unhealthy secretions; it purifies the blood and establishes a perfect and vigorous health. Mrs. V. L. Brown, Vineland, Oal., writes as follows:— ‘ ‘*Four years ago female troubles and irregularities commenced to make my life miserable Though I sought the best medical advice, my sufferings seemed to increase, and recently upon the advice of a friend, I used Paine’s Celery Compound, and found it to be a wonder-working compound. I have A Curious. Sight. William. Snell, a former resident, who was. injured about the head and face by the explosion of an oil burner at the Utica chlorinating works at Angels Camp, Oslaveras county, a short while back, and mention of which was made in this paper, was discharged from tbe Utica Miners’ Hospital’a day or two ago as cured. Mr. Snell leftthe institution with as beautifal a crown of green hair as would excite the envy and admiration of the most patriotic son of the EmeraldIsle. This odd metamorphosis in the color of his locks was due to the chemical actions of the lotions applied by the doctors in affecting a complete effacing of the disfiguring scars resulting from the burning oil. Whenever he appears upon the streets he is the center of aitraction and strangers stop and gaze at him in mystified amazement. But “Bill” is not disconcerted in the least at the thoughts of being so conspicuous @ personage for his physicians have informed him that in the course of time his hair sill resume its nataral color. Worst of All Experiences. Oan anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be: your last? Newson, Decatur, Ala. “‘For three years,” she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion; stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitable, when doctors and all remedies failed, Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. . ° Maher & é AY .ccseee TL stems Co yt the Bone Busy Read 1 White Dress, the price was $7, reduced to $4. 1 White Dress, the price was $8.50, rge band of cattle oh town this morn used five bottles and can truthfully; . Just. the thing for Picnics. “ag : in our lar the mountains for: say 1am a new woman. I owe =< Show Window. . _ Ra ie and present good health to Paine’s Oel, ; ssn itehell of Maryay ery Compound.” . Re More N cw : Waists today. ‘ : " bondthg a numbe SES eS pect Sea ae + San Jue BIg RIEDON (en Silk Ribbon, 150 yrdMBrevile now, but Guild Social. goon, when active Ow the evening of June 24th there will be held one of Trinity’s pleasant socials at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. W.G. Richards, under the auspices of St. Margaret’s Guild of the Episcopal church. At the close of an entertaining program there will bea sale of the dainty little piacushions which the young ladies of the Guild have been engaged in making ‘for some lititle time. Ice cream and gake will be served. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & OO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al. businees transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.West & Trvuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waxpinea, Kinnan & MarVIN Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 760, per bottle. Sold by al) Druggists. : Hall’s Family Pills are the best. BOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and Only at the Brewery in 8. Louie SOLD EVERYWHERE. \ \Q ' ay. . ie i YY Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE City Taxes. The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1903-1904 Are Now Due and Payable And will be DELINQUENT on Monday, August 3, ’08 Iwill be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2 p.m, to6 p.m.andand7p. m. to 8 Pp. m. from Monday, June 165, until the 3d day of August, 1903. @@ It not paid prior thereto (Anugust 8d) five per cent will be added to the amount. City Marshal and Tax. Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 1908, Time Appointed for Proving Will, Etc. Enterprise Lager Beer . Perfection Blend Coffee. A Sample Free to prove its merits, Coffe Roasted Daily Tea Blended to suit ‘your taste Call in when uate Taylor’s Ted and Coffes House Broad Street, Nevada City, aaeciuaseamel vill be commenced, and Mrs. O. Swa ex & Co. toar of England, Don't Work and Yory Ova re i a Hot Sto pt the leading hoap Se Tour Seng. “SE 600 Flora Stoakes, ¥ bere, was marrie of Los Angeles re s'was the ddught es who was ® plone sity. wise merchant is an opportunity maker for any 8 Get you ad, in the Getz and B. M. Ty m drummers, wert ngers of the Wea ere robbed last.1 was relieved of $12 and Mr. Lynn lost er Hitchcock met. ne to run @& long knee while doing 8 yesterday. The wo be and it’ will be ¢ Mr. Hitchcock wil . Dr. Tickell dress er McGee; United’ missioner, left thie ficial visit to Sierra ll investigate the ot the northern port! yend Sierra count p directors of the ng Company held thly meeting last da County Bank. nt’s report shower g connected with thi ishing condition. aty Olerk Arbo the Yawman & Erb Dom pany of San Fre the plans and spec tee! filing case f urer’s office, and ¢law library. The $300. The plans v 0 the. building cor i of Supervisors, % The TURNER & HADLEY COMPANY have the lates “Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves The Detroit Vapor and the National Blue Flame Stove are celebrated for their absolute safety and simplicity. The National Blue Flame Wickless Kerosene Stove is something new and deserves your attention. PRICB, $7.15 Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET, -NEVADA CIT M. L. & D, MARSH LUMBER DEALER ——oarry a fall line of-— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT from one pint ap. Oall and see, ° -We have thie celebrated Paint f all colore, and in cans from oné Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 912%" ‘om tonleh held. It will bet . on from the fact th is roasted and sold by — g ; a a = a ‘a aoe TAYLOR for 40°cts : 7 ot It’s worth it. is ooh fibres ee prominently mex nt time are ex-Tra: E. H. Barker, B. i, Dunlap, any one « an excellent Traat J, Rohr, the odrri painter, decorato new advertisemen . Mr. Rohr has ®xperience in his ito do all work let itand artistic mani ated in the Sean ng. Residence « doors above the ues desiring to hav lo well to call on isement in anothe Petition was yest hty County Arboga Searls asking tha’ inted administrato Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. *_ a Nevapa Oiry, January 18, 1908, MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced. the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They are fresh and fine andfare, very{delicious in fle=ar andjvery healthy. . WANK. H. SMITH Broad Street, Nevads City Flowers Flowers. I have secured «© an *€ & I make tl¢ Ee Photographs. and make them !o a first-class mad: Location of lace of San Branciseo,C Location of weeks ae : sis grind for ner. 4 also frame lato mother Ae j heordyg a eee Rie ee ree of the best oe whee & ted value of whic of Be boars (of direetors, held on the fing Con tori in ; oe pe” $2,000, The este cheat cei taateyet tape, wae. faved this State and am kinds. Proverty situated omy : : Value of $1, b tion, payable immediately In ¢ nt Mates now prepared to . _ jnca at pos git Sie, Comgeny, oom, tty Haris Building, fill any and alll] MOORE pen See any stosk upon which this orders for a a Nevada Cit: remain the Fourtoagth dich} la: ny ava e rents, issues af aay oh ag. ih wil Pebile wustion, f nl deat caper) ‘ itetate, which do: nig parent is made’ balare and oral designs, etc, . F et $8 ver mca TORY tho led Gra Bay of Au Orders left with UID] Oli . hee = Penses of sale °F Sdvertising and exmeor at Wells, P tition, apes By order of the Board of argo & Co,’s. . GEO. W. DARBBY, Secretary. “ cei a haar ones ‘Room 218 Hearst office will : Ve! _ Come today mile my ot Market and Third egress, “Prompt attention. . nn ape eeory On Dra t SPS oo test designs. : -H.C. are stylish, bao Cal IT have made arrangemen ry low in price. ;. Celebrated Enterprise jg pn saan Mh yourself. dranght and invite my patrons to call} ° a === {*nd try it. Ivscooland sharp, Reena Ole. wae ' op coe City, Jun * ‘FRED BILEBRIMAN. . Frank Pieros, '

4 NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. [= 77 : TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMem, + + $6 Por Year. ByCarrler, = + 121-20 Per Week na Delivered to any part vf the city. = snscgleasn owe tessectescuecscsseeecsesecccoesses Same 11, 1903 THURSDAY . EWS TAS BEEN CONFIRMED Assassination of Servia’s King, Qucen and Ofher Members of the Royal Household. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1f; ‘ya. m.—A dispatch from Belgrade confirms the news of the reported assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga, shortly after midnight by troops who forced their way into the royal palace, after proclaiming Peter Karageorgewitch King. It is also stated that several members of the ministry have been foully murdered. Other dispatches confirming this startling news were received by the TRANSCRIPT this~ morning, as follows: SEMLIN, June 11.—King Alexander and Queen Draga of Servia were foully assassinated by Servian troops. . It is rumored that the King’s ministers and his attendants were also slain in the overthrowing of the government. The terrible tragedy occurred between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning. ; The Servian army Jast night proclaimed Karageorgewitch King of Servia, and a few honrs later the troops: surrounded the Konank and forced their way into the royal palace, where they foully murdered the King and Queen, besides the ministers and attendants. LONDON, June 11.—Dispatches have been received here confirming the assassination of King, Alexander and Queen Draga. According to the latest report, three of the ministers were also murdered, together with several of the King’s aide-de-camps and the Queen’s brother. BELGRADE, June 11—The military revolution began last nignt. Troops assassinated the King, Queen and all other members of the royal family and the guards. . Premier, Minister of War and Foreign Minister issued a proclamation announcing the terrible tragedy and the formation of a new government. News was received quietly by the people. ——_ DIG STINE AT OANLAND OAKLAND, June 11th. Three hundred and fifty mill hands went on strike herethis morning. The men demanded a half holiday on Saturdays, and the mill owners refused to accede to their request. FILED FOR PROBATE Text of the Will of the Late Edwin Tilley ‘Made Public, ag Tbe will of the late Edwin Tilley was filed at the County COlerk’s office this afternoon by Attorney I. C. Lindley, for probate in the Superior Court. Accompanying the will was also filed the petition of D. E. Morgan and R. J. Bennetts for letters of administration on the estate. The property of decedent as subdivided into parcele, according to the description in the will, is as follows: The south part of lot 8, block 17, corner of Pina and Commercial streets; valued at $5000; ———— $750, The total valuation of the estate of the deceased, according to the will, will not exceed $9850. The decedent makes the following bequests: I direct that my body be decently buried in the same lot in Pine Grove cemetery in which lie the bodies of my former wife ani two children.4 That & monument to cost $1,000 be erected over said lot, and that any and all debts that may exist at the time of my death be paid promptly by my executors. I give and bequeath to my sister, Mrs. Jobn Foster of Buckforsale, Devon county, England, the sum of $500. To my brother, William Tilley of Backborn, Columbia Oo., Penn., $500. To my nephew, Edwin Tilley of Backborn, Penn., $200, To my niece, Rosina Eddy of Beerakton, England, $200. My nephew, Richard Eddy, $200. My nephew, Edwin Foster, of Bucksfonlee, England, $200, My niece, Miss Minnie Foster, Buek, England, $200, Sister of Minnie Foster, $200, Baylis Bartlett Lindley, of Nevada City, $100, I direct my executors to sell my ‘Nevapa City DatLy TRaANScRIPT. Lot 2, block 16, valued at $3000. Midnight Quartz Mining Claim, valued at $1000, One-half interest of the Guild Mining Olaim ‘valued at $100. Fifteen hundred shares of the Minnie Gold Mining Company, valued a+ aoa property at public auction, after public notice, in orderto pay my debts, and the-legacies herein set forth. All of the remainder of my property I give to my wife, Hannah Tilley. D.E. Morgan and RB, J. Bennetts are named as Executors. A SEVERE th ~ = ATHOUARE It Is Felt Around Damage Is the Bay Citities . This Morning But No Serious Reported. done however. PERSOMAL ‘MENTION, Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Frank Goding is over from Yoa Bet. : O. Levering is here from San Francisco. W.H. Williams returned from ‘Auburn last evening. Mrs. Davie and son came down from You Bet today. BR. J. Simmons bas gone to San Francisco on a business trip. J.B. Tally and Frank Maiden went up to Washington today.Miss Rose Barber left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends. Mies Edith Hosking of Marysville is here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. James Bovey. F. W. Campbell left this morning for Tuolumne county to engage in ‘. mining. Mrs. A. O. Bigelow of Sierra City is the guest of Mrs. W. WU. Martin of this city. John G. Langston arrived here last evening from San Francisco on bis -way to North San Juan, ~ John Dower left for Graniteville this morning, where he has secured a position at the Mt. Zion mine, Charies Grimes arrived here this morning from Tonopah, Nevada, on a visit to his mother and sisters. W. Wessenberg of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left for North Bloomfield this morning. The condition of Mra, Mather, wife of Col. W. M. Mather, of the Plambago mine, is reported to be unchanged.Rev. H. OC. Smith and wife arrived here from below last evening and left for Downieville thie morning on ea visit. C. W. Porterfield, the well known mining man, is expected up from San Francisco tonight, on hie way to Maybert. W. N. Haot, the well’ known commercial man, who has been here for several days, left for San Francieco this morning. : Mrs. W. L. Cole, of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Giffin, left for ber bome this morning. G. W. Sayles, of Forest City, who has been on an extended visit to Los Angeles, was in this city last evening on his way home. Jeff Casserly, who has been sojourning at several coast cities for some time, arrived here last evening en roate to Goodyear’s Bar. Migs Julia Hook, daughter of John F,. Hook of thie city, has secured as position as teacher in the public school at Ventura. She is a very proficient inetructor, and ber many friends here wish her success in her new place. Mr. and Mrs. D. E; Morgan and Miss Lizzie Morgan will return tomor‘. row from Bakersfield. f. W. Heffion is here from Santa Oruz. ; H, H. Johnston and wife came down from Graniteville today. A Davis is down from You Bet. E, Quick is down from North Bloomfield. Jobn Arnett is here from Sen Francisco. Colonel Magovern left at noon today for Colfax to meet his wife, who is coming here to reside, The Colonel PA Lat mines in thie San FRANCISCO, June 11—A severe earthquake shock was felt in the cities around the bay at five minutes past ten o’clock this morning but no serious damage is ‘reported. At Petaluma the earthquake lasted for seven seconds and was the hardest felt there for years, No damage was The shock at Stockton was very heavy and lasted for forty-five. seconds. Considerable brickabrac was broken bu; no serious damage was done. A number of people were badly frightened and rushed from their houses. San Louis Obispo and Merced report slight earthquake, At Vallejo it lasted for ten seconds: The vibration was from north to south. Wt EN TO TAR Prominent Mining Man to Wed an Oakland Girl. A special dispatch from New York, dated June 10th says: It is stated that William W. Mein, son of the late Hon. Thomas Mien, and Mrs. Mien of Jackeon street, Oakland, will marry Miss Pauline Fore of Oakland. Mies Fore.is a prominent soctety lady of Oakland. Mr. Mein has been looking after mining affairs in South Africa, Granied a Divorce. Oloy B.Johne, who is well known to Nevada Oi'y people as the wife of Wm. Elmer Jobnos, was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Hebbard of San Francisco. Mrs. Jobns’. testimony showed that her busband had not supported her since August 6, 1901, when she went to live with her father in Salt Lake. Afterward she returued to San Francisco to fill an engagement at Fischer’s Theatre. Johns was formerly en actor but is now a pugilist and instructor‘at the Knickerbocker Olub in New York. : piveree Granted. Elizabeth Mills has been granted a divorce from Don Mills by Judge Nilon. Both the parties reside in the lower portion of the county, and the decree dissolving the marital ties is issued on the ground of cruelty, ee California Champagnola—red. and white—a beverage strictly pure, -refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britlend’s. tf ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Urs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshments—25 cents, NEVADA THEATRE SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday, June 13 Appearance of the Celebrated Conjarer ZAMLOCH Acknowledged the Greatest Living Magician of the Age, ~ fntroducing ~ Mev ad rial Fes A f ay “A Wonder-Working Remedy for Women,” Says Mrs. Brown. @: PAINE’S GELERY COMPOUND) YOUr ‘Tones and Strengthens Every Weak Whole System, Paine’s Celery Compound bas been specially prepared for the relief and cure of the m:ny ailments that afflict women, and it never fail§ to give a new and healthy tone to the female organs; it removes relaxed debility and unhealthy secretions; it purifies the blood and establishes a perfect and vigorous health. Mrs. V. L. Brown, Vineland, Oal., writes as follows:— ‘ ‘*Four years ago female troubles and irregularities commenced to make my

life miserable Though I sought the best medical advice, my sufferings seemed to increase, and recently upon the advice of a friend, I used Paine’s Celery Compound, and found it to be a wonder-working compound. I have A Curious. Sight. William. Snell, a former resident, who was. injured about the head and face by the explosion of an oil burner at the Utica chlorinating works at Angels Camp, Oslaveras county, a short while back, and mention of which was made in this paper, was discharged from tbe Utica Miners’ Hospital’a day or two ago as cured. Mr. Snell leftthe institution with as beautifal a crown of green hair as would excite the envy and admiration of the most patriotic son of the EmeraldIsle. This odd metamorphosis in the color of his locks was due to the chemical actions of the lotions applied by the doctors in affecting a complete effacing of the disfiguring scars resulting from the burning oil. Whenever he appears upon the streets he is the center of aitraction and strangers stop and gaze at him in mystified amazement. But “Bill” is not disconcerted in the least at the thoughts of being so conspicuous @ personage for his physicians have informed him that in the course of time his hair sill resume its nataral color. Worst of All Experiences. Oan anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be: your last? Newson, Decatur, Ala. “‘For three years,” she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion; stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitable, when doctors and all remedies failed, Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. . ° Maher & é AY .ccseee TL stems Co yt the Bone Busy Read 1 White Dress, the price was $7, reduced to $4. 1 White Dress, the price was $8.50, rge band of cattle oh town this morn used five bottles and can truthfully; . Just. the thing for Picnics. “ag : in our lar the mountains for: say 1am a new woman. I owe =< Show Window. . _ Ra ie and present good health to Paine’s Oel, ; ssn itehell of Maryay ery Compound.” . Re More N cw : Waists today. ‘ : " bondthg a numbe SES eS pect Sea ae + San Jue BIg RIEDON (en Silk Ribbon, 150 yrdMBrevile now, but Guild Social. goon, when active Ow the evening of June 24th there will be held one of Trinity’s pleasant socials at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. W.G. Richards, under the auspices of St. Margaret’s Guild of the Episcopal church. At the close of an entertaining program there will bea sale of the dainty little piacushions which the young ladies of the Guild have been engaged in making ‘for some lititle time. Ice cream and gake will be served. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Oure. F. J. CHENEY & OO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al. businees transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.West & Trvuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waxpinea, Kinnan & MarVIN Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 760, per bottle. Sold by al) Druggists. : Hall’s Family Pills are the best. BOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and Only at the Brewery in 8. Louie SOLD EVERYWHERE. \ \Q ' ay. . ie i YY Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE City Taxes. The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1903-1904 Are Now Due and Payable And will be DELINQUENT on Monday, August 3, ’08 Iwill be at my Office in the City Hall for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2 p.m, to6 p.m.andand7p. m. to 8 Pp. m. from Monday, June 165, until the 3d day of August, 1903. @@ It not paid prior thereto (Anugust 8d) five per cent will be added to the amount. City Marshal and Tax. Collector. Nevada City, June 11, 1908, Time Appointed for Proving Will, Etc. Enterprise Lager Beer . Perfection Blend Coffee.. A Sample Free to prove its merits, Coffe Roasted Daily Tea Blended to suit ‘your taste Call in when uate Taylor’s Ted and Coffes House Broad Street, Nevada City, aaeciuaseamel vill be commenced, and Mrs. O. Swa ex & Co. toar of England, Don't Work and Yory Ova re i a Hot Sto pt the leading hoap Se Tour Seng. “SE 600 Flora Stoakes, ¥ bere, was marrie of Los Angeles re s'was the ddught es who was ® plone sity. wise merchant is an opportunity maker for any 8 Get you ad, in the Getz and B. M. Ty m drummers, wert ngers of the Wea ere robbed last.1 was relieved of $12 and Mr. Lynn lost er Hitchcock met. ne to run @& long knee while doing 8 yesterday. The wo be and it’ will be ¢ Mr. Hitchcock wil . Dr. Tickell dress er McGee; United’ missioner, left thie ficial visit to Sierra ll investigate the ot the northern port! yend Sierra count p directors of the ng Company held thly meeting last da County Bank. nt’s report shower g connected with thi ishing condition. aty Olerk Arbo the Yawman & Erb Dom pany of San Fre the plans and spec tee! filing case f urer’s office, and ¢law library. The $300. The plans v 0 the. building cor i of Supervisors, % The TURNER & HADLEY COMPANY have the lates “Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves The Detroit Vapor and the National Blue Flame Stove are celebrated for their absolute safety and simplicity. The National Blue Flame Wickless Kerosene Stove is something new and deserves your attention. PRICB, $7.15 Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET, -NEVADA CIT M. L. & D, MARSH LUMBER DEALER ——oarry a fall line of-— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT from one pint ap. Oall and see, ° -We have thie celebrated Paint f all colore, and in cans from oné Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 912%" ‘om tonleh held. It will bet . on from the fact th is roasted and sold by — g ; a a = a ‘a aoe TAYLOR for 40°cts : 7 ot It’s worth it. is ooh fibres ee prominently mex nt time are ex-Tra: E. H. Barker, B. i, Dunlap, any one « an excellent Traat J, Rohr, the odrri painter, decorato new advertisemen . Mr. Rohr has ®xperience in his ito do all work let itand artistic mani ated in the Sean ng. Residence « doors above the ues desiring to hav lo well to call on isement in anothe Petition was yest hty County Arboga Searls asking tha’ inted administrato Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. PRUNES of My Own Raising and Ouring at Wholesale and Retail. *_ a Nevapa Oiry, January 18, 1908, MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced. the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They are fresh and fine andfare, very{delicious in fle=ar andjvery healthy. . WANK. H. SMITH Broad Street, Nevads City Flowers Flowers. I have secured «© an *€ & I make tl¢ Ee Photographs. and make them !o a first-class mad: Location of lace of San Branciseo,C Location of weeks ae : sis grind for ner. 4 also frame lato mother Ae j heordyg a eee Rie ee ree of the best oe whee & ted value of whic of Be boars (of direetors, held on the fing Con tori in ; oe pe” $2,000, The este cheat cei taateyet tape, wae. faved this State and am kinds. Proverty situated omy : : Value of $1, b tion, payable immediately In ¢ nt Mates now prepared to . _ jnca at pos git Sie, Comgeny, oom, tty Haris Building, fill any and alll] MOORE pen See any stosk upon which this orders for a a Nevada Cit: remain the Fourtoagth dich} la: ny ava e rents, issues af aay oh ag. ih wil Pebile wustion, f nl deat caper) ‘ itetate, which do: nig parent is made’ balare and oral designs, etc, . F et $8 ver mca TORY tho led Gra Bay of Au Orders left with UID] Oli . hee = Penses of sale °F Sdvertising and exmeor at Wells, P tition, apes By order of the Board of argo & Co,’s. . GEO. W. DARBBY, Secretary. “ cei a haar ones ‘Room 218 Hearst office will : Ve! _ Come today mile my ot Market and Third egress, “Prompt attention. . nn ape eeory On Dra t SPS oo test designs. : -H.C. are stylish, bao Cal IT have made arrangemen ry low in price. ;. Celebrated Enterprise jg pn saan Mh yourself. dranght and invite my patrons to call} ° a === {*nd try it. Ivscooland sharp, Reena Ole. wae ' op coe City, Jun * ‘FRED BILEBRIMAN. . Frank Pieros, '