June 12, 1902 (4 pages)

11~Goye inated. by ao tern by jon, ¢ Y WAS prog. in Reed ‘the 8 as ® poge —— Out. The enactip bel bill wal of the Whol Ming the biti ——— eg. V. Sullivan ¢ his leg wi tion and] bloo two yearg } hen the beg Pp “bat,” } Is of Ble . Of Buckle Was well’ ap ruptions, Re 1m, Sores ad: ric Bittord ta h them. W, J satisfaction 0} Cente, a 1d beer alwa TLAND's, Al ixed drinks . sh T) SALE © good things g sleeves, shi nd short sleey Oc. Take ale in this lot, @ dress of us, n both white d erash and on now, U's ee will pot be ope! Vevada Citys be at the store Mill . Grass Va IY nd health food be eaten tf Barley malt it 416 CENTS “oce ee Kinds: » Sets, Sets, )poons. iy Repaired Jeweler cks el Clocks of puarante Lowest. Specially: paent jerry crop, will be immense in ‘ia a Brief Way. Busy Readers. ( kab Du gia ee will ene aye tcnight, by having ap and collation. ‘our stomachs in order, and ia will avoid sickness of. every gity this season. The trees {with the fruit. God’s green earth cam be etter ora more healthy oliright here in Nevada City,packley has started to build} jluoder bis blacksmith shop oo Broad street, and will put ement sidewall along. the etic and Indian Fiat basesplayed a game last Monresulted ia a victory for the ‘ohne of 8 to 6. Thin3 were: necessary to decide. Fiasieigh drills. arrived by porning for the Grizzly Hill hich G. P. Hall is superinThey will be used in = pavel. ile ip jostled ‘"Daane relation to the candidacy of yk M. Rutherferd, for State wndent of Public. Instruction, ve been credited te the Oro~ tte County) Register. almost certain that W. H. il be able, at the. proper time, notless than ferty tons of omhis ranch. They will be quality, and.flad a ready marler of boys have organized an lub, and have purchased a paraphernalia, They will practice in the ‘basement of sen's house on Sacramento MacD. Wateon, the nurse, with Mr. and Mes. M. M, Park Avenue, has a well deattack of diphtheria, She ithe disease while attending Grass Valley. Health Officer las established a strict quar0 prisoners brought over kee last evening by OonVW. Long, are Howard Arndays for disturbing the iGeorge Washington James, for petty larceny. ygo Shut Down. nmbago mine, which is just line in Sierra county, has of the pay shoot for some the company after mature ion determined te close present workings. Yeatermased in beth the mine and pipe to carry compressed tachine drills will be pat in. “Qosmopole,” Mrs. Chatterton, was] quested to return them to Foreman ltnnel, which will be extendin the hope to again run pay shoot. rds Are Out. y friends of Miss Margaret eand George B. Finnegan, vada City’s most pepular ill learn with pleasure of roaching ‘marriage. The out, and the event will take ednesday, Jane 26th. They Hl mated,-and both are very +90 ee Picture Exhibition. man, with bis kinetoscope, lay three evenings more in ly, Saturday will be the fast those whe want to see the lg pictures outside of San bbetter see them before it Corner Pine and Commercial Admission only 10 cents. 1¢t ee ess Locals. insurance see T, B, Gray. brands of whisky and be found at W.J. BRI LAN yombers. ‘Try them. tf ‘is now selling his famous Hve cents a loaf at the Popu* Try itand you willalway nov6-tf vant a good, cool drink of Very best in town—drop in . Harry , best of everything im the! “nd your orders to Naffsiger vtalt and half can be found Panel he corner of hot lunch wilt bi be ‘served at William Harry's saloon, and —_ street. Cool ce wines, liquore and Son Ase jal tf twee X smoke, Thome’ Paine . C27* ‘le at Rector Bros. St the Clas ofa jentation by the ‘ lass, of 1902, of the . conscientious work, and told. them miT-tt . at the Theatre ast High Lous before the curtain was rang up last night the Nevada Theatre was ‘packed almost to suffocation with relatives and friends to witness the presdrama, ‘A Rival by Request,” and other matters ineident to their elesing school days. The stage was artisticpod decorated with palms, roses and other shrubbery, which gave it a ‘faset: nating appearance. Prof. E. H. Barker, Principal of the ‘High School, introduced the clase, and bespoke fir them saccegs in the walke of life they are about to enter, Chas. KE. Mulloy, President of the Board of Education, presented each graduate with a diploma, showing that they had successfally pursued the course of study of the Nevada City High School, and) were permitted to enter the State Uniyersity withcut farther examination. He gave them praise: for their that in life’s pathways there are mapy hardships, but they“ehould aim to overcome them in a way that would be acredit tb themselves, their parents, and their teachers, The class motto is taken from Shakespeare’s “Richard II,” act 2, scene 3: “How. far ie it, my lord, to Berkeley, now?” Daring the intermission Wild’s orchestra rendered ‘a few selections. The tbree-act comedy of “A Rival by Request,”-was then presented, and every one of the east acted their part to perfection. The play is full of fun and humor, and under the direction of Prof. E. H. Barker every bit of mirth was. brought out. The stege setting was very geod, and the wait between acts was not near as long as ie asual with amateur performasces. A short sketch of each character would not be amiss. : Carroll Ashburn, who impersonat Walter Pierson, a gay young bachelor, acted well his part. “Juliaa Wright, ic the role of Pierson’s friend, carried his part to per-. fection. Harlan Wright, as a retired business man, showed that he was fitted fer the], place. Edgar Barker in the guise of a re-. tired farmer, Benjamin Briggs, gave evidence that he had takem lessons in rural life. Owen Penrose, as Lord Anthony McMullen, Smythe’s friend, acted as if he bad studied well hie lines. Norman Shaw, as Smythe’s servant, gave spirit to the play and he acted well. Louise Prout and Elizabeth Morgan, as Mrs. Burnett and daughter, were praised highly for their adaptability to the characters. Jeanette Watson, as the wife of Benjamin Briggs, carried the part to perfection, while Ruth Richards, as her daughter, received much’ praise. The industrious housekeeper at the portrayed by Elizabeth Flewellyn, in amanner that reflected much eae upon the young lady. The players were repeatedly encored, and the pley was highly appreciated by the large audience present, ° New Lodge of Elks. Quite a delegation of Elke from Nevada Oity and Grass Valley will go to Marysville on Saturday, the 2let inst., to assist in instituting a new lodge of Elks at that place. The visiters will have a grand time, as Marysville is noted for its hospitality, but they should avoid Thos. Sherwood of the Democrat. Fealure of Parade. Richard Jeffrey of Grass Valley, brother-in-law of Deputy Sheriff T. H. Waters, will bein the Fourth of July parade witn bis automobile. Mr, Jeffrey built the machine himself and is proud of his possession. It will be a novel sight for many of our citizens. Sick Improving. Mrs. Louis Schwartz, who has bees quite sick with a threatened attack of pneumonia, ie much improved. . Mrs, Frank W. Taylor, who was 80 seriously ill with pneumenia, is now mach better. Wouls Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin: Eroptions, Burne, Scalds and Pilea. It burn, arrived here lest night, and coned tinued on the way to Bowman’s Dam where Mr. Bell has some business to attend to. at the dam for pleasure, the party will Twill rusticate during Mr. Bell will return to Auburn io Try This Remedy I It s Joba RB. Collins, writes for pasiebs tion in Jacksonville Times, Oregon, as follews: A sure cure for diptheria is sliced Pineapple coated with granulated sugar. I have seen it tried often, and it never failed in a single instance. Takea pineapple and cat in balf, then cut off a thin piece and coat it with sugar. Give it to the patient to swallow endif necessary bold the nose of the one in need of the remedy, Tt will cause the subject to gulp down the piece of pineapple and give almost immediate relief, It is a remedy within the means of the poorest, and even, let us say for argument’s sake, if it does not do any good it cannot do any harm.” The Graduates’ Ball The Graduates’ of the Class of 1902 will give their ball at Armory Hall tomorrow, Friday, evening. The ball will be artistically decorated and will be cool and inviting. Everything has been arranged with a view to the pleasure ef those. who attend. Excellent music for dancing will be furnished by Wild’s orchestra, while Gilbert. Richards, with an able corps of assistants, ‘will attend to the. floor. The priee of admission, per couple, will be $1; extra ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen spectators, 50 cents; ladies, 25 eents, Oul for Pleasure. Frank Bell of Auburn, accompanied by BR. Morton of San Franeisco, J. Hatch of San Jose, A. Fennimore of San Francisco, and A. Lowell of AaAfter about a week spent proceed to Lake Tahoe where they the summer. about a week, Birth of the Fiag. Ell Torrence, Commander in-Chief of the Grand Army of ‘the Republic, has sent out circular letters to all Posts in which he recommends that June 14th, the anniversary of the birth of the American flag, be observed. in an appropriate manner. It is desired that as many homes and places of business as possible be decorated with the flag. eee Firemen, Attention. All those having uniforms ef Pennsylvania Engine Oo., No. 2, are reRichard Sandow immediately, as it is desired to put them in first-class condition for the Fourth. of July. jlitf «oo 7Oe Carload of Shoes Arrived. We have just received acarload of fine feotwear, embracing all. the latest summer and fall styles from Roberts & Johnston of St. Louis. The prices are right and mothers who wish to supply their children with teugh shoes that will wear like iron, should give us a call. _ iL. Hyman & Oo. They Work While You Sleep. While your mind and body rest Cascarets Candy Cathartic repair your , digestion, your liver, your bowels, put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets “wT, ed C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. Notice to the Public. All druggists, roc. 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 miy living out of the people. who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. WH. Surru, Grocer, Ranch For Sale at a Bargain: The Holland Ranch, sithated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘vous movements PAINE’S CELERY __ COMPOUND. — WELL AND STRORG, Motors Make th Home Modan Fo ~ the Little Ones. eat The children, God bless them, are the buds and flowers of our ‘homes, . ‘Without their prattle and hearty laughter, our homes would be desolate They should ever carefally tended in childheod ge! youth, if we expect them to ripen into parton men and women. In‘the bome and at echoel, the children have their times of til-health and suffering. We often note the pallid and bloodless cheeks, heavy eyes, ner“la and twitehiags of mbs and muscles. They complein of headache, drowsine dyspepsia, rad indigestion. All such: symptoms and ailments mean that the seeds of disease will have @: fast and firm hold, unless proper measures are —— restore a perfect condition of ealth. Thousands of wise and mt paran —" gaara ‘children © mar ealt 4) and v gorous by nature’s medicine, Paine’ 1 Sciere Gow stat Gane, Patna: cerare and compl cated cases, Paine’s hes restored health when the little ones were given up by physicians. = If your dear ones are not as hearty, strong, and rugged as they should be in June, try the health a ving eituey of Paine’s Celer T, Compound. It makes and keeps the children well. 75 Days in Jail. Constable Harvey came over from Truckee thie _morning, having in charge a prisoner by the name of Wm. Robinson, who was sentenced by Justice Hill to serve seventy-five days in the county jail for petty larceny. The man stole a dressing case from a passenger car while the passengers were out at breakfast. The case with its jail, and they are an from Truckee. T0 Remove Remains Frank H. Oonn, Assistant Oashier of the Sacramento Bank, who was raised in -this city, arrived here last evening in company with J. O. Luce, an undertaker ef Sacramento, and will have the remains of his father, the late Jobn B. Conn, disinterred from Pine Grove cemetery and taken to Secramento, Don’t Need Them. New York, June 11—It bas been stated in the lobby of the House of Commons, says a Herald dispatch from London, that ao officer of the United States Army is at the present time in London enrolling recruits for service in the Philippines from the ranks of seasoned soldiers, who are returning from South Africa. The matter will be mentioned next week in the House of Commons in the form of a question by one of the members, A New Camp. Puzsxo, Oolo., Jane 11—Starting of new towns in the West has become infrequent. A full grown town with all the trimmings has been formally ophill. 7e cheap men to drink. It is the best and demanded by the best people. TATLOWS BOT . TEN FLAVORS. NE os piloecSan si ALMOND .... 25 RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY. FRUIT COLORING . ORANGE.... . 25 ——— Fresh Every — Day. . Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they. are the most delicious in the city. Cosy PINEAPPLE please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and eri contents: were valued at $150. This} makes the sixth prisoner in the county . ~ ened near the Bassiek and MHeetor mines, eight miles east of Silver: Oliff and near the Bassick mine. Its name is Oustor Oity, The houses were built; — here in sections and shipped by rail to. . — West Cliff aod then by teams up the You won't find “Jesse Moore” Whiskey in eheap places—it isn’t made for Flavoring Cxtradts. The above goods are‘put up under ia. Duds ad Pe ot Eoe Li ao Was He Killed?. Cascciicn, dune 11 Rebun Beniteas the 14-year-old son of D. W. BatriThe uncle has written that he has not put in an appearance. It is known ™ . that he was on the train. which was wrecked. ° ie Close on 1 Sunday. Francis bas been authorized bythe Exposition Directors to sign a con— tract with Leslie M. Shaw, of the Treasury, in which the World’s Fair management pledges itself not. operate the Fair on Sunday at any time This action was taken as the result ofa letter from Secretary Shaw requesting the Company to comply with the Federal Act sppropriating $5,000,000, The Canal Bill. “Wasuincton, June 11—The Senate bas agreed to vote on the Isthmian Canal bill Thursday, June 19, at 2p. ms eOe ; Notice. In order to avoid interference with the Electric trolly wifes, Oars and Floats for the Fourth of July Parade ing from the ground up. Dated June 9th, 1902. : THE GRAND MARSHAL. nal package guaranteed absolutely pure by Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Franciseo, Oal. Sole proprietors. Go For Those Home Prunes. were raised and cw ents. Ask your aiaae for Sais Prunes. CASTORIA For Infants and‘ Children. Bears the Signatare of Sr. Loum, Mo., Jane 11—President mast not exceed sixteen feet, measurWhy experiment with other brands when you ean get Gilt Edge Whiekey at all times and places. Every origia an . . The finest Prunes in the world. They by Wm. H. Smith.For sale at 8 pounds for: 26 ee PATE DE FOIL, GRAS PIM OLAS — SWISS. CHEESE SARDINES _ Largest Line of Waters in Town. . 2 GEO. o GAYLORD @ ‘Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE, Make Our Place your beadquarters while waiting for the car. Bicycle Record. Bavrimorn, June 11—Albert Ohampion clipped two-fifths of # second off the ten-mile motor-paced bicycle record at the Coliseam bowl track yee~ terday. He won easily from George Leander in.-straight heats. Time— 14:67 4-5 and. 14:47, Freeman’s best time for the distance was 14:47 2-5, made on ee ee ~ Smoke the eitedaws Cig wr Thomae Bee none better. For sa:e at Rector oder tira tld Yew Shape ‘all iE Yow Size Sweet and Fragrant Gry Ghem CUT” N. S. of Md. THe Hino diddicicidoiciicictot totek ti i & . Our Hobbies. — amp Supreme, MHobsolute Cleanliness, Polite Service. Our Ice Crcutm Soda-ond Ice Cream Sandwiches 18 Commercial are without a peer. Foley’s lee Cream Parlors Street Nevada City. Enmensneeoiacneansnetsennintnemvesesiesteneteneeaeattl aos Elegant Line of Summer [lillinery Phone nets 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. A Few of the [Many Books W. D, Viton Has Jn Stack FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS wee Lee in Virginia A on tant ren, go ttle ae zee "Wood's Nagar Netoral E History ~ nal map Troeto t the old Flag $ rgueh os Looting Glew Luey’s Wonderful Globe Gress Eee Daren Fine Birds beth ; of the 20th mares Git Gite of rita so oie int e West A Sail "3 The Days of Bruce lor Boy With Dewey The Y yWatd Mas! J ack Atohor aa The Burntog Pra Prairie Alexis, beg tee hs —e, un ‘au: jnout : Days of Washi “Adrift in the leeflelds ; Winton’s Pharmacy. Fancy Dress Goods We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are all grand goods and. are just the right thing. Oall in and seo them. It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of us when you get our low prices, SNELL e FLEMING 4 Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Whether it’s a single stick ér 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as 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 Oars Pass Spring Goods Shirt. Waists Telephone 521. Perea bakin Poder Money back if you don't like it. ——_ * kkk kh 5 Pound Can 2% Pound;Can... ro eee Bi FORMING CONS 6.5 Acasseceredrsivees $6 Pound Can ©.0:.csitonsss cae Ore Bee Hue Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. INNO ss We have just received a fine line of.,, Balls, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of 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. our own name and are guaranteed to} Just Received. parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s Taylor Tea Cif Hose Coffee Roastere Tea Blenders Commereial Street, ‘Nevada ity Broad Street Nevada City, Oal 000 pe a ee 408 WM. Ht Craw: Ord servovsvers Main Sree Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full-line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, Geo. BK. Turner.

11~Goye inated. by ao tern by jon, ¢ Y WAS prog. in Reed ‘the 8 as ® poge —— Out. The enactip bel bill wal of the Whol Ming the biti ——— eg. V. Sullivan ¢ his leg wi tion and] bloo two yearg } hen the beg Pp “bat,” } Is of Ble . Of Buckle Was well’ ap ruptions, Re 1m, Sores ad: ric Bittord ta h them. W, J satisfaction 0} Cente, a 1d beer alwa TLAND's, Al ixed drinks . sh T) SALE © good things g sleeves, shi nd short sleey Oc. Take ale in this lot, @ dress of us, n both white d erash and on now, U's ee will pot be ope! Vevada Citys be at the store Mill . Grass Va IY nd health food be eaten tf Barley malt it 416 CENTS “oce ee Kinds: » Sets, Sets, )poons. iy Repaired Jeweler cks el Clocks of puarante Lowest. Specially: paent jerry crop, will be immense in ‘ia a Brief Way. Busy Readers. ( kab Du gia ee will ene aye tcnight, by having ap and collation. ‘our stomachs in order, and ia will avoid sickness of. every gity this season. The trees {with the fruit. God’s green earth cam be etter ora more healthy oliright here in Nevada City,packley has started to build} jluoder bis blacksmith shop oo Broad street, and will put ement sidewall along. the etic and Indian Fiat basesplayed a game last Monresulted ia a victory for the ‘ohne of 8 to 6. Thin3 were: necessary to decide. Fiasieigh drills. arrived by porning for the Grizzly Hill hich G. P. Hall is superinThey will be used in = pavel. ile ip jostled ‘"Daane relation to the candidacy of yk M. Rutherferd, for State wndent of Public. Instruction, ve been credited te the Oro~ tte County) Register. almost certain that W. H. il be able, at the. proper time, notless than ferty tons of omhis ranch. They will be quality, and.flad a ready marler of boys have organized an lub, and have purchased a paraphernalia, They will practice in the ‘basement of sen's house on Sacramento MacD. Wateon, the nurse, with Mr. and Mes. M. M, Park Avenue, has a well deattack of diphtheria, She ithe disease while attending Grass Valley. Health Officer las established a strict quar0 prisoners brought over kee last evening by OonVW. Long, are Howard Arndays for disturbing the iGeorge Washington James, for petty larceny. ygo Shut Down. nmbago mine, which is just line in Sierra county, has of the pay shoot for some the company after mature ion determined te close present workings. Yeatermased in beth the mine and pipe to carry compressed tachine drills will be pat in. “Qosmopole,” Mrs. Chatterton, was] quested to return them to Foreman ltnnel, which will be extendin the hope to again run pay shoot. rds Are Out. y friends of Miss Margaret eand George B. Finnegan, vada City’s most pepular ill learn with pleasure of roaching ‘marriage. The out, and the event will take ednesday, Jane 26th. They Hl mated,-and both are very +90 ee Picture Exhibition. man, with bis kinetoscope, lay three evenings more in ly, Saturday will be the fast those whe want to see the lg pictures outside of San bbetter see them before it Corner Pine and Commercial Admission only 10 cents. 1¢t ee ess Locals. insurance see T, B, Gray. brands of whisky and be found at W.J. BRI LAN yombers. ‘Try them. tf ‘is now selling his famous Hve cents a loaf at the Popu* Try itand you willalway nov6-tf vant a good, cool drink of Very best in town—drop in . Harry , best of everything im the! “nd your orders to Naffsiger vtalt and half can be found Panel he corner of hot lunch wilt bi be ‘served at William Harry's saloon, and —_ street. Cool ce wines, liquore and Son Ase jal tf twee X smoke, Thome’ Paine . C27* ‘le at Rector Bros. St the Clas ofa jentation by the ‘ lass, of 1902, of the . conscientious work, and told. them miT-tt . at the Theatre ast High Lous before the curtain was rang up last night the Nevada Theatre was ‘packed almost to suffocation with relatives and friends to witness the presdrama, ‘A Rival by Request,” and other matters ineident to their elesing school days. The stage was artisticpod decorated with palms, roses and other shrubbery, which gave it a ‘faset: nating appearance. Prof. E. H. Barker, Principal of the ‘High School, introduced the clase, and bespoke fir them saccegs in the walke of life they are about to enter, Chas. KE. Mulloy, President of the Board of Education, presented each graduate with a diploma, showing that they had successfally pursued the course of study of the Nevada City High School, and) were permitted to enter the State Uniyersity withcut farther examination. He gave them praise: for their that in life’s pathways there are mapy hardships, but they“ehould aim to overcome them in a way that would be acredit tb themselves, their parents, and their teachers, The class motto is taken from Shakespeare’s “Richard II,” act 2, scene 3: “How. far ie it, my lord, to Berkeley, now?” Daring the intermission Wild’s orchestra rendered ‘a few selections. The tbree-act comedy of “A Rival by Request,”-was then presented, and every one of the east acted their part to perfection. The play is full of fun and humor, and under the direction of Prof. E. H. Barker every bit of mirth was. brought out. The stege setting was very geod, and the wait between acts was not near as long as ie asual with amateur performasces. A short sketch of each character would not be amiss. : Carroll Ashburn, who impersonat Walter Pierson, a gay young bachelor, acted well his part. “Juliaa Wright, ic the role of Pierson’s friend, carried his part to per-. fection. Harlan Wright, as a retired business man, showed that he was fitted fer the], place. Edgar Barker in the guise of a re-. tired farmer, Benjamin Briggs, gave evidence that he had takem lessons in rural life. Owen Penrose, as Lord Anthony McMullen, Smythe’s friend, acted as if he bad studied well hie lines. Norman Shaw, as Smythe’s servant, gave spirit to the play and he acted well. Louise Prout and Elizabeth Morgan, as Mrs. Burnett and daughter, were praised highly for their adaptability to the characters. Jeanette Watson, as the wife of Benjamin Briggs, carried the part to perfection, while Ruth Richards, as her daughter, received much’ praise. The industrious housekeeper at the portrayed by Elizabeth Flewellyn, in amanner that reflected much eae upon the young lady. The players were repeatedly encored, and the pley was highly appreciated by the large audience present, ° New Lodge of Elks. Quite a delegation of Elke from Nevada Oity and Grass Valley will go to Marysville on Saturday, the 2let inst., to assist in instituting a new lodge of Elks at that place. The visiters will have a grand time, as Marysville is noted for its hospitality, but they should avoid Thos. Sherwood of the Democrat. Fealure of Parade. Richard Jeffrey of Grass Valley, brother-in-law of Deputy Sheriff T. H. Waters, will bein the Fourth of July parade witn bis automobile. Mr, Jeffrey built the machine himself and is proud of his possession. It will be a novel sight for many of our citizens. Sick Improving. Mrs. Louis Schwartz, who has bees quite sick with a threatened attack of pneumonia, ie much improved. . Mrs, Frank W. Taylor, who was 80 seriously ill with pneumenia, is now mach better. Wouls Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin: Eroptions, Burne, Scalds and Pilea. It burn, arrived here lest night, and coned tinued on the way to Bowman’s Dam where Mr. Bell has some business to attend to. at the dam for pleasure, the party will Twill rusticate during Mr. Bell will return to Auburn io Try This Remedy I It s Joba RB. Collins, writes for pasiebs tion in Jacksonville Times, Oregon, as follews: A sure cure for diptheria is sliced Pineapple coated with granulated sugar. I have seen it tried often, and it never failed in a single instance. Takea pineapple and cat in balf, then cut off a thin piece and coat it with sugar. Give it to the patient to swallow endif necessary bold the nose of the one in need of the remedy, Tt will cause the subject to gulp down the piece of pineapple and give almost immediate relief, It is a remedy within the means of the poorest, and even, let us say for argument’s sake, if it does not do any good it cannot do any harm.” The Graduates’ Ball The Graduates’ of the Class of 1902 will give their ball at Armory Hall tomorrow, Friday, evening. The ball will be artistically decorated and will be cool and inviting. Everything has been arranged with a view to the pleasure ef those. who attend. Excellent music for dancing will be furnished by Wild’s orchestra, while Gilbert. Richards, with an able corps of assistants, ‘will attend to the. floor. The priee of admission, per couple, will be $1; extra ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen spectators, 50 cents; ladies, 25 eents, Oul for Pleasure. Frank Bell of Auburn, accompanied by BR. Morton of San Franeisco, J. Hatch of San Jose, A. Fennimore of San Francisco, and A. Lowell of AaAfter about a week spent proceed to Lake Tahoe where they the summer. about a week, Birth of the Fiag. Ell Torrence, Commander in-Chief of the Grand Army of ‘the Republic, has sent out circular letters to all Posts in which he recommends that

June 14th, the anniversary of the birth of the American flag, be observed. in an appropriate manner. It is desired that as many homes and places of business as possible be decorated with the flag. eee Firemen, Attention. All those having uniforms ef Pennsylvania Engine Oo., No. 2, are reRichard Sandow immediately, as it is desired to put them in first-class condition for the Fourth. of July. jlitf «oo 7Oe Carload of Shoes Arrived. We have just received acarload of fine feotwear, embracing all. the latest summer and fall styles from Roberts & Johnston of St. Louis. The prices are right and mothers who wish to supply their children with teugh shoes that will wear like iron, should give us a call. _ iL. Hyman & Oo. They Work While You Sleep. While your mind and body rest Cascarets Candy Cathartic repair your , digestion, your liver, your bowels, put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets “wT, ed C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. Notice to the Public. All druggists, roc. 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 miy living out of the people. who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. WH. Surru, Grocer, Ranch For Sale at a Bargain: The Holland Ranch, sithated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘vous movements PAINE’S CELERY __ COMPOUND. — WELL AND STRORG, Motors Make th Home Modan Fo ~ the Little Ones. eat The children, God bless them, are the buds and flowers of our ‘homes, . ‘Without their prattle and hearty laughter, our homes would be desolate They should ever carefally tended in childheod ge! youth, if we expect them to ripen into parton men and women. In‘the bome and at echoel, the children have their times of til-health and suffering. We often note the pallid and bloodless cheeks, heavy eyes, ner“la and twitehiags of mbs and muscles. They complein of headache, drowsine dyspepsia, rad indigestion. All such: symptoms and ailments mean that the seeds of disease will have @: fast and firm hold, unless proper measures are —— restore a perfect condition of ealth. Thousands of wise and mt paran —" gaara ‘children © mar ealt 4) and v gorous by nature’s medicine, Paine’ 1 Sciere Gow stat Gane, Patna: cerare and compl cated cases, Paine’s hes restored health when the little ones were given up by physicians. = If your dear ones are not as hearty, strong, and rugged as they should be in June, try the health a ving eituey of Paine’s Celer T, Compound. It makes and keeps the children well. 75 Days in Jail. Constable Harvey came over from Truckee thie _morning, having in charge a prisoner by the name of Wm. Robinson, who was sentenced by Justice Hill to serve seventy-five days in the county jail for petty larceny. The man stole a dressing case from a passenger car while the passengers were out at breakfast. The case with its jail, and they are an from Truckee. T0 Remove Remains Frank H. Oonn, Assistant Oashier of the Sacramento Bank, who was raised in -this city, arrived here last evening in company with J. O. Luce, an undertaker ef Sacramento, and will have the remains of his father, the late Jobn B. Conn, disinterred from Pine Grove cemetery and taken to Secramento, Don’t Need Them. New York, June 11—It bas been stated in the lobby of the House of Commons, says a Herald dispatch from London, that ao officer of the United States Army is at the present time in London enrolling recruits for service in the Philippines from the ranks of seasoned soldiers, who are returning from South Africa. The matter will be mentioned next week in the House of Commons in the form of a question by one of the members, A New Camp. Puzsxo, Oolo., Jane 11—Starting of new towns in the West has become infrequent. A full grown town with all the trimmings has been formally ophill. 7e cheap men to drink. It is the best and demanded by the best people. TATLOWS BOT .. TEN FLAVORS.. NE os piloecSan si ALMOND ....... 25 RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY. FRUIT COLORING . ORANGE....... . 25 ——— Fresh Every — Day. . Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they. are the most delicious in the city. Cosy PINEAPPLE please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and eri contents: were valued at $150. This} makes the sixth prisoner in the county . ~ ened near the Bassiek and MHeetor mines, eight miles east of Silver: Oliff and near the Bassick mine. Its name is Oustor Oity, The houses were built; — here in sections and shipped by rail to. . — West Cliff aod then by teams up the You won't find “Jesse Moore” Whiskey in eheap places—it isn’t made for Flavoring Cxtradts. The above goods are‘put up under ia. Duds ad Pe ot Eoe Li ao Was He Killed?. Cascciicn, dune 11 Rebun Beniteas the 14-year-old son of D. W. BatriThe uncle has written that he has not put in an appearance. It is known ™ . that he was on the train. which was wrecked. ° ie Close on 1 Sunday. Francis bas been authorized bythe Exposition Directors to sign a con— tract with Leslie M. Shaw, of the Treasury, in which the World’s Fair management pledges itself not. operate the Fair on Sunday at any time This action was taken as the result ofa letter from Secretary Shaw requesting the Company to comply with the Federal Act sppropriating $5,000,000, The Canal Bill. “Wasuincton, June 11—The Senate bas agreed to vote on the Isthmian Canal bill Thursday, June 19, at 2p. ms eOe ; Notice. In order to avoid interference with the Electric trolly wifes, Oars and Floats for the Fourth of July Parade ing from the ground up. Dated June 9th, 1902. : THE GRAND MARSHAL. nal package guaranteed absolutely pure by Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Franciseo, Oal. Sole proprietors. Go For Those Home Prunes. were raised and cw ents. Ask your aiaae for Sais Prunes. CASTORIA For Infants and‘ Children. Bears the Signatare of Sr. Loum, Mo., Jane 11—President mast not exceed sixteen feet, measurWhy experiment with other brands when you ean get Gilt Edge Whiekey at all times and places. Every origia an . . The finest Prunes in the world. They by Wm. H. Smith.For sale at 8 pounds for: 26 ee PATE DE FOIL, GRAS PIM OLAS — SWISS. CHEESE SARDINES _ Largest Line of Waters in Town. . 2 GEO. o GAYLORD @ ‘Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE, Make Our Place your beadquarters while waiting for the car. Bicycle Record. Bavrimorn, June 11—Albert Ohampion clipped two-fifths of # second off the ten-mile motor-paced bicycle record at the Coliseam bowl track yee~ terday. He won easily from George Leander in.-straight heats. Time— 14:67 4-5 and. 14:47, Freeman’s best time for the distance was 14:47 2-5, made on ee ee ~ Smoke the eitedaws Cig wr Thomae Bee none better. For sa:e at Rector oder tira tld Yew Shape ‘all iE Yow Size Sweet and Fragrant Gry Ghem CUT” N. S. of Md. THe Hino diddicicidoiciicictot totek ti i & . Our Hobbies.. — amp Supreme, MHobsolute Cleanliness, Polite Service. Our Ice Crcutm Soda-ond Ice Cream Sandwiches 18 Commercial are without a peer. Foley’s lee Cream Parlors Street Nevada City. Enmensneeoiacneansnetsennintnemvesesiesteneteneeaeattl aos Elegant Line of Summer [lillinery Phone nets 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. A Few of the [Many Books W. D, Viton Has Jn Stack FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS wee Lee in Virginia A on tant ren, go ttle ae zee "Wood's Nagar Netoral E History ~ nal map Troeto t the old Flag $ rgueh os Looting Glew Luey’s Wonderful Globe Gress Eee Daren Fine Birds beth ; of the 20th mares Git Gite of rita so oie int e West A Sail "3 The Days of Bruce lor Boy With Dewey The Y yWatd Mas! J ack Atohor aa The Burntog Pra Prairie Alexis, beg tee hs —e, un ‘au: jnout : Days of Washi “Adrift in the leeflelds ; Winton’s Pharmacy. Fancy Dress Goods We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are all grand goods and. are just the right thing. Oall in and seo them. It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of us when you get our low prices, SNELL e FLEMING 4 Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Whether it’s a single stick ér 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as 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 Oars Pass Spring Goods Shirt. Waists Telephone 521. Perea bakin Poder Money back if you don't like it. ——_ * kkk kh 5 Pound Can 2% Pound;Can...... ro eee Bi FORMING CONS 6.5 Acasseceredrsivees $6 Pound Can ©.0:..csitonsss cae Ore Bee Hue Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. INNO ss We have just received a fine line of.,, Balls, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of 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. our own name and are guaranteed to} Just Received. parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s Taylor Tea Cif Hose Coffee Roastere Tea Blenders Commereial Street, ‘Nevada ity Broad Street Nevada City, Oal 000 pe a ee 408 WM. Ht Craw: Ord servovsvers Main Sree Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full-line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, Geo. BK. Turner.