June 15, 1904 (4 pages)

Every De. A PRO att EF City. At L t Att QD At —_— At Ke ve ane iain 5 THE TRA Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. FP. BROWN, Ls 8. CALKINS. THURSDAY...JUNE 15, 1899, SCRIPT. BRIEF MENTION, : Minor Notes. and Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. COUNTY WASHINGTON. wo» PRRSONAL POINTERS, ~ A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old at J. J. Jackson’s. tf {general oversight fo the Eagle Bird and Young. House and lot for sale, Enquire of P. W. Gaynor of North San Juan was. George O. Gaylord. m6-tf . situation. 9a town last night. “” Dr. Francis Conlan arrived last even-. lord & Son, is the best. tf ing. . Mrs. $. 5. Fraser and children wen *to Camptonville today on a visit. Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa coun: ty, the man who caught Ed Moore, ar-. Sugar, in 101b cans, at George C. Gayrived here last evening. . ‘Thomas Davenport, who used to re*<gide at this city and is now in the print ing business at Martinez, arrived here . den at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf today to testify in the Moore case. Mrs. Sigmund Horn (formerly Fan nie Phelps) and her. brother, George . instant—one week from next Satur-Phelps,, arrived from San Francisco . day. ; last evening and are visiting their pa-. E. ©. Uren, a pioneer surveyor of rents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Phelps. Sadie, the young daughter of Mrs ; .Mary E. Brown, is about to accompany : : : her aunt, Mrs. M. Malarin, to Guatemer ou the Live Yankee drift gravel mala. Sadie’s mother tovk her to San! Mine near Graniteville. An assessment Francisco yesterday. A. EK. Hopkins and family have re" 4urnéd to Sacramento. ‘They had been here for several weeks on account of the lady’s health. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whitford returned last evening from San Francisco where ‘they were recently married. Mrs: George F. Jacobs, who of late has been somewhat better,took a change today and is again in a critical condition, Joseph Knight of this city is very sick at San Francisco where he went a few weeks ago. Robert Effey, ex Mayor of Santa Cruz, arrive here today. He comes toattend the sale tonight of the city’s sewer bonds. A.D. Thomson of New York, A. H Conger of Los Angeles and George A, Batchelder of San Francisco are in town, ~ 2 o@e > is ea The Horse Sees Spooks. Whén the statement was made some time ago that a horse belonging to B. F. Snell saw spooks every night and tried to hide in the manger, there were some who were inclined to make light of the story, but now that Harvey Cooper’s tine buggy horse, in a barn across fhe way, has got “cutting ap shines,” people in that neighborhood are beginning to believe there is something in the spook racket. Cpoper’s horse tried to jump through the barn roof the other night and soon afterwards was found on his knees as if in supplication to a hobgoblin, spook or something else. Cooper's horse has ‘em bad and it is evidently a clear case. + e@e a Inspection and Muster. The members of Company C are orderéd to appear at their armory in unifoym on Monday evening, June 1vth, at 730 o'clock, for annual inspection und muster. A New Baker. prepared to receive orders for any kind . 10th. of bread, pies, cakes, etc. From now on the.Popular Bakery will keep coustant. ! ly on hand everything kuown in this} I line of business. Give me a call, jl41w . these are Gilmore’s Band and Richards & Pringle's Minstrels. 2 oes era A Bargain. A house and lot on Long street is offered for sale for $600. ‘The prop-. t erty is in good condition aud must be chronic and deep seated it is often fnquire of Brown & . difficult to cure it. That is the reason why it is best to take Hood’s Sareapasold at once. Morgan, real estate agents. tf seek = r The Only One. The only Gilt Edge saloon in town is on the corner of Broad aud Pine streets, runby.Lammon Bros., where the famous Fadden cigar is sold. jl0-Tw (ay 5 Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use Special Notice. All persons desiring to enter the Pine Grove Cemetery with conveyances wilt please procure the key from the Fr brewed eee tle faitbfully, then if you can say you} sort that only exists in connection with Ca Nevada, City, carefully kept, te are not benefitted return the bottle to good digestion, a healthy liver and {and be refreshed. There you will also tind. . TICKETS, (admitting one couple), $1 00, your Druggist and he may refund the} bowels. Karl’s Clover Root “fea acts . GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. Superintendent, at the Nevada City price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and Undertaking Parlors. sil Ly. % colirt: ; sold only at Lammon’s Bros. _j8-t, ea 7 bas a splendid repertoire of romantic Pir ghd 5 se ay pas com ary Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, June 17th. . C.K. Tegler has secured one of the plays, is booked to appear at the — and ytnigh aca sald for fifty Sinha Admission per ecotple including refreshbest bakers in the State, and is now. theater inthis city on August 9th and ou=absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. . ent* 7 cents. Everybody inyfted, Ad $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the G. A. Gray, Supt. druggist. ‘ =. Garden Sprinklers at all prices at the Racket Store. tf Nevada City Lodge, A.O. U. W. meets pushed ahead night and day. tonight. Subscriptions are coming in well, Star Creamery butter, sold by GayHatsand bonnets of the very latest t . patterns for girls and babies at Snell & Fleming’s. j2-tf Jobn Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple ing in Eb. Grissels’ store. RELIEF HILL. row night. tord & Son's.” Jae tf Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are -. made by a Fadden and sold by a Fad-. Union Hall Association. It will bea fine affair. Our beys beat the Washingtons playing ball Sunday by a score of 28 to 14, and it was done ont the diamond of the losers. The Glenbrook Park Association will -. bold a picnic at the park on the 24th ~-¢ 0@e o—____ To Sell the Sewerage Bonds. At their meeting tonight the Board of City Trustees will open the bids for the sewerage bonds. Owing to the number of bids that have been received and the fact that representatives of some of the bidders are here it is~presumed that there will be strong competition. A local syndicate will make au effort to secure some of the bonds, and in view of the demand there is for these securities they should bring a gvod price. The face value of the bonds amounts in the aggregate to $28,000, but the Trustees expect to receive a good, big premium in addition to that. Six per cent per annum is the interest the bonds draw. — + ee The Festival. At the I. O. O. F. Hall, on Friday night, the Beneficent Society of the Congregational church will bold their proposed festival. On Saturday afternoon the festival will be for the children. There will bea fish-pond, lemonade booth, apron booth and _refreshment stand. In connection with this a fine program will be readered. The price of admission will be: Adults, 25 cents, children 15 cents. je15-2t. Placer county, died yesterday at Auburn, perations will be resamed this sumof one cent ashare has been levied. The drill team ef Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W, will be one of the attractive features of the procession on the Fourth. It voted last night to torn out. Yesterday's Marysville Appeal says: Major W. H. Heuer, Col. Mansfield and Charles E. L. B. Davis, of the Debris Commission, arrived from Nicolaus ou the Knight's Landing train last night, where they made an inspection of the Feather river and levees at that point. The man Fouch who professed to hail from Fresno and came here this week with the avowed intention of buying the New York hotel, got on a tear and tried to jump his board bill. He was overhauled and made to pay it. A horse belonging to Barney Mooney of Selby Flat was stolen last Saturday night at about 11 o’clock from in front of the courthouse where he had left the animal tied. Suspicion fell upon a stranger, a chimney sweep, who disappeared that night, and the authorities are trying to catch him. iCentral States Major W. W. Douglas of Sacramento, Signal Officer of the Third Brigade, Luther League. Pirrspure, Pa., June 13.—The sixth National Guard of California, has been detailed by Brigadier General Muller . annual meeting of the Luther League to inspect Company C of this city next . of the central States began in AlleMonday eveniug. ghany today. Those present represent The Epworth League is arranging althe delegates from all the young peoselect program which will be rendered . ple’s societies of the Luther churches . at a social to be held at the Methodist . both German and English, in this and church Friday night. The admission neighboring States. » will be free and the evening will be ‘ one of enjoyment for all who avail F themselves of the opportunity to atreight Agents tend. Of America Meet. In the Superior Court today the Norro.k, June 13.—The National hearing of the argument on motion for Freight’ Agents’ Association convenes 4 new trial in the case of Relley vs. here today in annual gathering. Cam pell and of the motion for alimony Se ie en Hon. J. M. Walling is acting in the ttached, is omitted from the proEastern pickled pork and pigs feet. interest of the stockholders in having a} Me.,in 1839. In the beginning of the 27° 8'tached, ; 2 ‘drink were among the He was up this week and viewed the and served until the final mustering ©" reduced by ‘drink w yd . " n of SycaThe Lipmans recently moved down . graduate of the St. Louis Medical Col. eee “tl ks dele. Slur ‘ tel here from Maybert and “Jake” is work; lege, and after the war practiced in St. . : : y «& ists’ The closing entertainment of the. vada City, coming to Palo Alto in 1892, 1¢t the name of “Box Car Touris Union No. 67.” More than 800 hobos public schools will take place tomor. He has been Health Officer of the town A big turnout is expected at the dance . Dr. Charles leaves a wife and four a Paes aiioas nee ot wile es tobe given Saturday night by the . children—Miss Mabel and Miss Shirley . °?¢ ‘ _Hood’s Pills eure liver ills; the vow irritating and . only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, . DBATH OF DR. CHARLES, . ‘*Weary Willies” in Convention. Long II}ness. . lies” th are better Dr. Edward Charles, who. formerly lies” or hobos, as ey ndwich, Ill., toThe preparations for the Fourth of practiced medicine here for a Sicccead nal Nireonbee Bdhipeeii had been Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. . July celebration are progressing well. . of years and then removed to Palo Alto, . ‘ died inthat town Tuesday morning afmade for the distinguished travelers ime is being had. The tunnel at the Giant King is being . ter a log illness. A dispatch from there 924 4 royal good time is being The everlasting tempting amber fluid ae Charles was born in Fryeburg, . or barrel-house rye, to which so many -. Civil War he enlisted as a volunteer 8'@™. College graduates in dieguise out of his regiment in 1865, He was a ©!Oauent orators atthe meeting. Chas. ;. Clety tramp,” had 10,000 posters printé : ed to Cali. Clety tramp,’ i since its incorporation, four years ago, °f Chicago organized for the. convenCharles, S. WW. Charles aud Mrs, ©, E.' bobo evolved oe oe Seen Hodges, wife of the resident architect evolved were made. of Stanford University. The funeral; . Sr eee Sees will be held Thursday, . \. Playing It Smart. ~~ --2 e@e + — er Milo Temple’s New Officers. . Weinstock, Lubin & Co. of Sacraee . mento have arranged for an excursion Last night Milo Temple of Rathbone . trom this city to Sacramento, and they Sisters elected the following officers: naturally expect that most of the peoMiss Sadie Miller, P. C.; Miss Annie . pie who g@ will trad&with them if they Gehrig, M. E.C.; Mrs. Clara Osterman, ‘do any trading while in the city. By E.S.; Mrs. Lena Miller, E. J.; Mrs. W. way of taking advantage of this opporL. Boardman, M.; Mrs. Charles Stetfen, tunity to draw custom to. their stores M. of R.and C.; Mrs. J. K. Isaac, M. of Hale Bros. and The Nonpareil, also of F.; Mrs. Charles Pecor, P. of T. The . Sacramento, have flooded the town installation will be held on Wednesday with circulars. and other printed matter evening, July 12th. telling the public of the special attraciPS eli pate Pa tions they will have at their stores on A Nice miapiay. . the day of the excursion. It is rea‘Moore, the photographer, has hung, sonable to suppose that some of the up in the lobby at the postoffice a! excursionists will: find their way to large showcase in which he has dis-' these stores instead of to Weinstock, played samples of his photographic Lubin & Co. work. At the top of the case there isa rain hag Gape sec ens L! mail guide showing the time of the Long May It Wave. opening and closing of mails to differies Mineeioads flag was teday unfarled ent places. . from the tall pine tree in George E. ——= Se ~~~ Turner’s yard on Aristocracy Hill. _ This tree is 175 feet tall and linemen . Commercial street, .. Nevada City. ‘* The Mill Cannot Gtind . Telephone Company recently paige ' O'Connell and Ashburn of the Sunset . Main street,.... Grass Valley. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. Over The Telephone. Deafness Cannot be Cured and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the macous lining of the . About 2,000 people attended the Mi-. Bustachian Tube. When this tube gets i ners Union picnic at Chieago Park yes-. inflamed you have ‘a rumbling sound terday. Nankervis were married last night. , . Aiden McGee of Grub Gulch, Madera . normal condition, be ‘county, and Miss Julia,Hogan of Grass . 8troyed forever; nine . Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in {town. For sale only by mon Bros. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is aticidal The worst cold. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf” x Spices Good Spice you want — Try ~ (ireai American [mperting Tea ti Have reo Stores = That's Why : Quality s. Good ¢ Prices so Reasonable with Water That’s Past.’’ it of all limbs to within twenty-five feet of the top. Today they hoisted a A fagged out, tearful little . thirty-foot iron pole and spliced it to feet above the highest branch. From . 8 , ; so it ojected. rent. Inquire of M. Solari, Broad Street. woman said this in telling her ‘he tree So it projected. some fifteen House For Rent. A cottage on Aristocracy Hill is offered for j12-tf cares and weaknesses. Her ‘this pote old glory floats. friend encouraged by telling of a relatrve . — who was cured of just such troubles by . Hood's Sarsaparilla. The little woman ee eee BON as teats Of JO: fot She took Boats” aa. Was Bent Jane 15, 1899, to the which put her blood in prime order, and . wife of T. T. Kir BORN. parilla completely cured me. J was so . i yee ‘ . Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and Se aah oie beg it eek cee . wasting diseases, all effects of self-. 504 my abuse, or excess and indisshe also took Hood’s for the same trouble ; . kham, a daughter, . she lives on the strength of the present in: —: Poetic Cc ream Expressed stead of worrying about that of the past. . Si ees “i eae — Description Bya Lady Told Her Friend—* After having Restores VIT ; goitre on my neck 42 years Hood's Sarsa. A suc MANSOO Of Our Soda. Patron. “Like Nectar to My Lips.”. Is the Ice As Foley’s, 13 Commerefal Street, Nevada City. : tii it . Clifford B. Weldon and Miss, Alice] CniTe'y, o108 a4 or cough: can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on itive } guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale or im ect hearing, and when it is s.is the result, infammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its g will be de8 out of ten Valley, were married-yesterday at Sac-. 57° C@used by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed e ition of thé innramento. They will live at Grub/ cous surfaces. 4 : : Gulch. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of afness Papen cd catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirc Sold br, Droagiaw, T5e. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Pee tate © Ripe Olives ia Bulk. , Another barrelof extra fiié) one Srx loaves bread for 6c at Ho H maan’s Especially to Womten Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid from $1.50 ap. Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $2.50 up. These Two items: will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. i A cretion. Anerve tonicand and was cured. She thanked me.’’ Mrs. blood builder. Brings the Anna Sutherland, Kalamazoo, Mich. pink glow to pale cheeks and dloods S. restores the fire of youth. . Never Disappoints By mail 50¢ per box: 6 boxes NERVITA MEDICAL Co. iu the case of Lawrey vs. Lawrey were For a good smoke try. a Fadden cipostponed till the further order of the. gar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and — —-+ o@ee eae Coming Amusement. Does This Strike. You? The Vroon-Addison company, which} Muddy complexions, Nauseating PS SE ERTS and 50cts. _ For sale by H. Dickerman, Manager Jacobs bas contracts with a. the druggist. _ tf sumber of sterling attracrtions to apey ete a a year next. fall and winter. Among script Block is offered for rent. In-. quire of Fred E. Brown. Seas Pereira How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If so, ConStipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches . ! are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover — + ewe + a “YoU MAY BEND THE SAPLING, but not he tree.” When disease has become illa when disease first shows itself. : Money refunded if results are not satSpring Street, Nevada City. Sar cathartic, isfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, . —————__-—_._--. ep June 30, 1899, i seete y=. = ; On Every Bottle she Grngaiat. _ . ——--— + e@e+ oe Tell Your Sister part of the city are offered for rent. In. Saloons ‘quire at the Transcript office. jlt-1w i plants, geraniums, fuschias, ferns of all! For Rent. kinds, begonias, ete, fuquire of Mrs. A. J. . The vacant store room in the Tran-. Stiles. Piety Hill. CHICAGO BREWERY. . i : e e Supplied in 5, 10 and 15 1] kegs at the} Root Tea has cured these ills for half a. old priee. All beer delivered free 0 Pauling F r iday Evening, = <= century. Price 25 ets. and 50 ects.]. "ewcustomers. Give me a trial. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family Hot Weather and Cold Drinks . ay a re eee . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Furnished Rooms For Rent. . For sale by H. Dickerman. Nicely furnished rooms in a convenient . _ Dance At Indian Fiat. Commencement + Ball There will be a social dance at Union Hall, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1899 —OF THE— Plants For Sale. Fine lot of choice flowering plants and pot . ties Peni NEVADA CITY HIGH SCROOL At Armory Hall ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. . The public are respectfully inform sd that . am now BREWING THE BEST BEBE teat as ever been turned out in Nevada City. 0 old and directly on the bowels, liver and kid heys, keeping them in perfect health. tf Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. A Beautiful Complexion is an im ossi. Go together, If you would relish a glass of two-thirds of the contents of thié bot-. bility without good pure blood, the . Hieronimus’ or Gehrig's Steam ar corner Pine and S Music by Soyne's Orchestra. Ladies, each, 25 cents. A. KESER, pring Streets, Nevad ity. The Old Kistle Corner. gl to nicer eaattaacs . LACE CURTAINS! MAHER @ CO. All persons oa @ Window.j 4 Ladies, house cleaning tis the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display in our LARGE WINDOW a_beautiful lot of interested are invited to see this = display while, in the PRICES MARKED IN LARGE PLAIN FIGURES, Lace Curtains, 34% yards ws SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom, The.best fitting shirt made. All sizes Prom 75 cts. to $1.50. ole or woman who is about to buy Clothing there days m copisiger decpptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Motto is be.good friends’ just the same. i “NECKWEAR, Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand, : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Ret We carryfall the latest styles and arier \ I) NT patterns—Puffs, Imperials, Tecks, } Confidential to the People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. ° ust be in an awful predicament if the Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes urn it and get your money—you shall have it w Ohe One Price Store, UN DERWEAR. All kinds and colors. . Just the thing for warm weather. ———— pf RVR ETT IIRGS & . Hot Weather ‘Has No Terrors: ‘TO THOSE eo i WHO HAVE AN Electric Fan: a a annem, We will furnish you with the ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day J and night current and keep § _ the Fau in repair for ) Six [lonths . Beginning May Ist,21899, 4 At the very moderate price or ; $12.00. Call at our office on Pine street and see the Fans in operation. They do the work perfectly.NEVADA COUNTY. ELECTRIC POWER Co. 3 Light Weight new friends and holds ithout a word of argument and we wil of Leather Stocking, _ . Triple Knee, For Children 2scentsa pair. ee nme Fe et, All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS 1s for them to take a look . at our stock and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere, MAKER & GO. Come}toyus for Wash Goods. Come to us for White Goods. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 75 cents. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, $r. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.25. long ,§$1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long at $2.56, $3.00, $3.50,. . $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. M. & CO. W. H. Crawford _ Has the Finest fete re IN NEVADA COUNTY. Spring & Summer Millinery Latest, Daintiest and Tastiest City; Styles, by local sppibontcaite as see pennat. , Data Lt . ’ rd of Our Neighbors as Told, There is only one in ound deatnes, C U eo NGS. Passes Away at Palo Alto After a Yery Ciicaao, June 15.—A unique openiA Day’s Record 0 lg ) /air convention of rusty “Weary Wil-! ¥F. J. CHENEY &00., Toledo, O. . "Six loaves bread tof 260 at Honann’s . of Eawnial apt 5 = : o sear ame eo Bes Bees a = ee

Every De. A PRO att EF City. At L t Att QD At —_— At Ke ve ane iain 5 THE TRA Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. FP. BROWN, Ls 8. CALKINS. THURSDAY.....JUNE 15, 1899, SCRIPT. BRIEF MENTION, : Minor Notes. and Comments of Local Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. COUNTY WASHINGTON. wo» PRRSONAL POINTERS, ~ A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old at J. J. Jackson’s. tf {general oversight fo the Eagle Bird and Young. House and lot for sale, Enquire of P. W. Gaynor of North San Juan was. George O. Gaylord. m6-tf . situation. 9a town last night. “” Dr. Francis Conlan arrived last even-. lord & Son, is the best. tf ing.. . Mrs. $. 5. Fraser and children wen *to Camptonville today on a visit. Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa coun: ty, the man who caught Ed Moore, ar-. Sugar, in 101b cans, at George C. Gayrived here last evening. . ‘Thomas Davenport, who used to re*<gide at this city and is now in the print ing business at Martinez, arrived here . den at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf today to testify in the Moore case. Mrs. Sigmund Horn (formerly Fan nie Phelps) and her. brother, George . instant—one week from next Satur-Phelps,, arrived from San Francisco . day. ; last evening and are visiting their pa-. E. ©. Uren, a pioneer surveyor of rents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Phelps. Sadie, the young daughter of Mrs ; .Mary E. Brown, is about to accompany : : : her aunt, Mrs. M. Malarin, to Guatemer ou the Live Yankee drift gravel mala. Sadie’s mother tovk her to San! Mine near Graniteville. An assessment Francisco yesterday. A. EK. Hopkins and family have re" 4urnéd to Sacramento. ‘They had been here for several weeks on account of the lady’s health. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whitford returned last evening from San Francisco where ‘they were recently married. Mrs: George F. Jacobs, who of late has been somewhat better,took a change today and is again in a critical condition, Joseph Knight of this city is very sick at San Francisco where he went a few weeks ago. Robert Effey, ex Mayor of Santa Cruz, arrive here today. He comes toattend the sale tonight of the city’s sewer bonds. A.D. Thomson of New York, A. H Conger of Los Angeles and George A, Batchelder of San Francisco are in town, ~ 2 o@e > is ea The Horse Sees Spooks. Whén the statement was made some time ago that a horse belonging to B. F. Snell saw spooks every night and tried to hide in the manger, there were some who were inclined to make light of the story, but now that Harvey Cooper’s tine buggy horse, in a barn across fhe way, has got “cutting ap shines,” people in that neighborhood are beginning to believe there is something in the spook racket. Cpoper’s horse tried to jump through the barn roof the other night and soon afterwards was found on his knees as if in supplication to a hobgoblin, spook or something else. Cooper's horse has ‘em bad and it is evidently a clear case. + e@e a Inspection and Muster. The members of Company C are orderéd to appear at their armory in unifoym on Monday evening, June 1vth, at 730 o'clock, for annual inspection und muster. A New Baker. prepared to receive orders for any kind . 10th. of bread, pies, cakes, etc. From now on the.Popular Bakery will keep coustant. ! ly on hand everything kuown in this} I line of business. Give me a call, jl41w . these are Gilmore’s Band and Richards & Pringle's Minstrels. 2 oes era A Bargain. A house and lot on Long street is offered for sale for $600. ‘The prop-. t erty is in good condition aud must be chronic and deep seated it is often fnquire of Brown & . difficult to cure it. That is the reason why it is best to take Hood’s Sareapasold at once. Morgan, real estate agents. tf seek = r The Only One. The only Gilt Edge saloon in town is on the corner of Broad aud Pine streets, runby.Lammon Bros., where the famous Fadden cigar is sold. jl0-Tw (ay 5 Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is to use Special Notice. All persons desiring to enter the Pine Grove Cemetery with conveyances wilt please procure the key from the Fr brewed eee tle faitbfully, then if you can say you} sort that only exists in connection with Ca Nevada, City, carefully kept, te are not benefitted return the bottle to good digestion, a healthy liver and {and be refreshed. There you will also tind. . TICKETS, (admitting one couple), $1 00, your Druggist and he may refund the} bowels. Karl’s Clover Root “fea acts . GOOD LIQUORS and Cigars. Superintendent, at the Nevada City price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50 cts. and Undertaking Parlors. sil Ly. % colirt: ; sold only at Lammon’s Bros. _j8-t, ea 7 bas a splendid repertoire of romantic Pir ghd 5 se ay pas com ary Indian Flat, on Saturday evening, June 17th. . C.K. Tegler has secured one of the plays, is booked to appear at the — and ytnigh aca sald for fifty Sinha Admission per ecotple including refreshbest bakers in the State, and is now. theater inthis city on August 9th and ou=absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. . ent* 7 cents. Everybody inyfted, Ad $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the G. A. Gray, Supt. druggist. ‘ =. Garden Sprinklers at all prices at the Racket Store. tf Nevada City Lodge, A.O. U. W. meets pushed ahead night and day. tonight. Subscriptions are coming in well, Star Creamery butter, sold by GayHatsand bonnets of the very latest t . patterns for girls and babies at Snell & Fleming’s. j2-tf Jobn Keir’s Pure Vermont Maple ing in Eb. Grissels’ store. RELIEF HILL. row night. tord & Son's.” Jae tf Smoke the Fadden cigar. They are -. made by a Fadden and sold by a Fad-. Union Hall Association. It will bea fine affair. Our beys beat the Washingtons playing ball Sunday by a score of 28 to 14, and it was done ont the diamond of the losers. The Glenbrook Park Association will -. bold a picnic at the park on the 24th ~-¢ 0@e o—____ To Sell the Sewerage Bonds. At their meeting tonight the Board of City Trustees will open the bids for the sewerage bonds. Owing to the number of bids that have been received and the fact that representatives of some of the bidders are here it is~presumed that there will be strong competition. A local syndicate will make au effort to secure some of the bonds, and in view of the demand there is for these securities they should bring a gvod price. The face value of the bonds amounts in the aggregate to $28,000, but the Trustees expect to receive a good, big premium in addition to that. Six per cent per annum is the interest the bonds draw. — + ee The Festival. At the I. O. O. F. Hall, on Friday night, the Beneficent Society of the Congregational church will bold their proposed festival. On Saturday afternoon the festival will be for the children. There will bea fish-pond, lemonade booth, apron booth and _refreshment stand. In connection with this a fine program will be readered. The price of admission will be: Adults, 25 cents, children 15 cents. je15-2t. Placer county, died yesterday at Auburn, perations will be resamed this sumof one cent ashare has been levied. The drill team ef Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W, will be one of the attractive features of the procession on the Fourth. It voted last night to torn out. Yesterday's Marysville Appeal says: Major W. H. Heuer, Col. Mansfield and Charles E. L. B. Davis, of the Debris Commission, arrived from Nicolaus ou the Knight's Landing train last night, where they made an inspection of the Feather river and levees at that point. The man Fouch who professed to hail from Fresno and came here this week with the avowed intention of buying the New York hotel, got on a tear and tried to jump his board bill. He was overhauled and made to pay it. A horse belonging to Barney Mooney of Selby Flat was stolen last Saturday night at about 11 o’clock from in front of the courthouse where he had left the animal tied. Suspicion fell upon a stranger, a chimney sweep, who disappeared that night, and the authorities are trying to catch him. iCentral States Major W. W. Douglas of Sacramento, Signal Officer of the Third Brigade, Luther League. Pirrspure, Pa., June 13.—The sixth National Guard of California, has been detailed by Brigadier General Muller . annual meeting of the Luther League to inspect Company C of this city next . of the central States began in AlleMonday eveniug. ghany today. Those present represent The Epworth League is arranging althe delegates from all the young peoselect program which will be rendered . ple’s societies of the Luther churches . at a social to be held at the Methodist . both German and English, in this and church Friday night. The admission neighboring States. » will be free and the evening will be ‘ one of enjoyment for all who avail F themselves of the opportunity to atreight Agents tend. Of America Meet. In the Superior Court today the Norro.k, June 13.—The National hearing of the argument on motion for Freight’ Agents’ Association convenes 4 new trial in the case of Relley vs. here today in annual gathering. Cam pell and of the motion for alimony Se ie en Hon. J. M. Walling is acting in the ttached, is omitted from the proEastern pickled pork and pigs feet. interest of the stockholders in having a} Me.,in 1839. In the beginning of the 27° 8'tached, ; 2 ‘drink were among the He was up this week and viewed the and served until the final mustering ©" reduced by ‘drink w yd . " n of SycaThe Lipmans recently moved down . graduate of the St. Louis Medical Col. eee “tl ks dele. Slur ‘ tel here from Maybert and “Jake” is work; lege, and after the war practiced in St. . : : y «& ists’ The closing entertainment of the. vada City, coming to Palo Alto in 1892, 1¢t the name of “Box Car Touris Union No. 67.” More than 800 hobos public schools will take place tomor. He has been Health Officer of the town A big turnout is expected at the dance . Dr. Charles leaves a wife and four a Paes aiioas nee ot wile es tobe given Saturday night by the . children—Miss Mabel and Miss Shirley . °?¢ ‘ _Hood’s Pills eure liver ills; the vow irritating and . only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, . DBATH OF DR. CHARLES, . ‘*Weary Willies” in Convention. Long II}ness. . lies” th are better Dr. Edward Charles, who. formerly lies” or hobos, as ey ndwich, Ill., toThe preparations for the Fourth of practiced medicine here for a Sicccead nal Nireonbee Bdhipeeii had been Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. . July celebration are progressing well. . of years and then removed to Palo Alto, . ‘ died inthat town Tuesday morning afmade for the distinguished travelers ime is being had. The tunnel at the Giant King is being . ter a log illness. A dispatch from there 924 4 royal good time is being The everlasting tempting amber fluid ae Charles was born in Fryeburg, . or barrel-house rye, to which so many -. Civil War he enlisted as a volunteer 8'@™. College graduates in dieguise out of his regiment in 1865, He was a ©!Oauent orators atthe meeting. Chas. ;. Clety tramp,” had 10,000 posters printé : ed to Cali. Clety tramp,’ i since its incorporation, four years ago, °f Chicago organized for the. convenCharles, S. WW. Charles aud Mrs, ©, E.' bobo evolved oe oe Seen Hodges, wife of the resident architect evolved were made. of Stanford University. The funeral; . Sr eee Sees will be held Thursday, . \. Playing It Smart. ~~ --2 e@e + — er Milo Temple’s New Officers. . Weinstock, Lubin & Co. of Sacraee . mento have arranged for an excursion Last night Milo Temple of Rathbone . trom this city to Sacramento, and they Sisters elected the following officers: naturally expect that most of the peoMiss Sadie Miller, P. C.; Miss Annie . pie who g@ will trad&with them if they Gehrig, M. E.C.; Mrs. Clara Osterman, ‘do any trading while in the city. By E.S.; Mrs. Lena Miller, E. J.; Mrs. W. way of taking advantage of this opporL. Boardman, M.; Mrs. Charles Stetfen, tunity to draw custom to. their stores M. of R.and C.; Mrs. J. K. Isaac, M. of Hale Bros. and The Nonpareil, also of F.; Mrs. Charles Pecor, P. of T. The . Sacramento, have flooded the town installation will be held on Wednesday with circulars. and other printed matter evening, July 12th. telling the public of the special attraciPS eli pate Pa tions they will have at their stores on A Nice miapiay. . the day of the excursion. It is rea‘Moore, the photographer, has hung, sonable to suppose that some of the up in the lobby at the postoffice a! excursionists will: find their way to large showcase in which he has dis-' these stores instead of to Weinstock, played samples of his photographic Lubin & Co. work. At the top of the case there isa rain hag Gape sec ens L! mail guide showing the time of the Long May It Wave. opening and closing of mails to differies Mineeioads flag was teday unfarled ent places. . from the tall pine tree in George E. ——= Se ~~~ Turner’s yard on Aristocracy Hill. _ This tree is 175 feet tall and linemen . Commercial street, ... Nevada City. ‘* The Mill Cannot Gtind . Telephone Company recently paige ' O'Connell and Ashburn of the Sunset . Main street,....... Grass Valley. GRASS VALLEY NEWS.

Over The Telephone. Deafness Cannot be Cured and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the macous lining of the . About 2,000 people attended the Mi-. Bustachian Tube. When this tube gets i ners Union picnic at Chieago Park yes-. inflamed you have ‘a rumbling sound terday. Nankervis were married last night. , . Aiden McGee of Grub Gulch, Madera . normal condition, be ‘county, and Miss Julia,Hogan of Grass . 8troyed forever; nine . Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in {town. For sale only by mon Bros. Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect is aticidal The worst cold. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf” x Spices Good Spice you want — Try ~ (ireai American [mperting Tea ti Have reo Stores = That's Why : Quality s. Good ¢ Prices so Reasonable with Water That’s Past.’’ it of all limbs to within twenty-five feet of the top. Today they hoisted a A fagged out, tearful little . thirty-foot iron pole and spliced it to feet above the highest branch. From . 8 , ; so it ojected. rent. Inquire of M. Solari, Broad Street. woman said this in telling her ‘he tree So it projected. some fifteen House For Rent. A cottage on Aristocracy Hill is offered for j12-tf cares and weaknesses. Her ‘this pote old glory floats. friend encouraged by telling of a relatrve . — who was cured of just such troubles by . Hood's Sarsaparilla. The little woman ee eee BON as teats Of JO: fot She took Boats” aa.. Was Bent Jane 15, 1899, to the which put her blood in prime order, and . wife of T. T. Kir BORN. parilla completely cured me. J was so . i yee ‘ . Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and Se aah oie beg it eek cee . wasting diseases, all effects of self-. 504 my abuse, or excess and indisshe also took Hood’s for the same trouble ; . kham, a daughter, . she lives on the strength of the present in: —: Poetic Cc ream Expressed stead of worrying about that of the past. . Si ees “i eae — Description Bya Lady Told Her Friend—* After having Restores VIT ; goitre on my neck 42 years Hood's Sarsa. A suc MANSOO Of Our Soda. Patron. “Like Nectar to My Lips.”. Is the Ice As Foley’s, 13 Commerefal Street, Nevada City. : tii it . Clifford B. Weldon and Miss, Alice] CniTe'y, o108 a4 or cough: can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on itive } guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale or im ect hearing, and when it is s.is the result, infammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its g will be de8 out of ten Valley, were married-yesterday at Sac-. 57° C@used by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed e ition of thé innramento. They will live at Grub/ cous surfaces. 4 : : Gulch. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of afness Papen cd catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.. Send forcirc Sold br, Droagiaw, T5e. Hall’s family Pills are the best. Pee tate © Ripe Olives ia Bulk. , Another barrelof extra fiié) one Srx loaves bread for 6c at Ho H maan’s Especially to Womten Is our offering of Spring and Summer Shoes And the prices at which we are willing to transfer the ownership. Ladies’ Oxford Ties—neat, shapely and well made, from Black or Tan Kid from $1.50 ap. Gent’s Light Weight, in Black or Tan, from $2.50 up. These Two items: will give an idea of value. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. i A cretion. Anerve tonicand and was cured. She thanked me.’’ Mrs. blood builder. Brings the Anna Sutherland, Kalamazoo, Mich. pink glow to pale cheeks and dloods S. restores the fire of youth. . Never Disappoints By mail 50¢ per box: 6 boxes NERVITA MEDICAL Co. iu the case of Lawrey vs. Lawrey were For a good smoke try. a Fadden cipostponed till the further order of the. gar, made at Giff’s by a Fadden and — —-+ o@ee eae Coming Amusement. Does This Strike. You? The Vroon-Addison company, which} Muddy complexions, Nauseating PS SE ERTS and 50cts. _ For sale by H. Dickerman, Manager Jacobs bas contracts with a. the druggist. _ tf sumber of sterling attracrtions to apey ete a a year next. fall and winter. Among script Block is offered for rent. In-. quire of Fred E. Brown. Seas Pereira How Is Your Wife? Has she lost her beauty? If so, ConStipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headaches . ! are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover — + ewe + a “YoU MAY BEND THE SAPLING, but not he tree.” When disease has become illa when disease first shows itself. : Money refunded if results are not satSpring Street, Nevada City. Sar cathartic, isfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, . —————__-—_.._--. ep June 30, 1899, i seete y=. = ; On Every Bottle she Grngaiat. _ . ——--— + e@e+ oe Tell Your Sister part of the city are offered for rent. In. Saloons ‘quire at the Transcript office. jlt-1w i plants, geraniums, fuschias, ferns of all! For Rent. kinds, begonias, ete, fuquire of Mrs. A. J. . The vacant store room in the Tran-. Stiles. Piety Hill. CHICAGO BREWERY. . i : e e Supplied in 5, 10 and 15 1] kegs at the} Root Tea has cured these ills for half a. old priee. All beer delivered free 0 Pauling F r iday Evening, = <= century. Price 25 ets. and 50 ects.]. "ewcustomers. Give me a trial. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family Hot Weather and Cold Drinks . ay a re eee . Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Furnished Rooms For Rent. . For sale by H. Dickerman. Nicely furnished rooms in a convenient . _ Dance At Indian Fiat. Commencement + Ball There will be a social dance at Union Hall, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1899 —OF THE— Plants For Sale. Fine lot of choice flowering plants and pot . ties Peni NEVADA CITY HIGH SCROOL At Armory Hall ISRAEL HOSKIN, Prop’r. . The public are respectfully inform sd that . am now BREWING THE BEST BEBE teat as ever been turned out in Nevada City. 0 old and directly on the bowels, liver and kid heys, keeping them in perfect health. tf Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. tf. A Beautiful Complexion is an im ossi. Go together, If you would relish a glass of two-thirds of the contents of thié bot-. bility without good pure blood, the . Hieronimus’ or Gehrig's Steam ar corner Pine and S Music by Soyne's Orchestra. Ladies, each, 25 cents. A. KESER, pring Streets, Nevad ity. The Old Kistle Corner. gl to nicer eaattaacs . LACE CURTAINS! MAHER @ CO. All persons oa @ Window.j 4 Ladies, house cleaning tis the order of the day, and in view of that fact we have placed on display in our LARGE WINDOW a_beautiful lot of interested are invited to see this = display while, in the PRICES MARKED IN LARGE PLAIN FIGURES, Lace Curtains, 34% yards ws SHIRTS. The celebrated MONARCH. With long bosom, short bosom or colored bosom, The.best fitting shirt made. All sizes Prom 75 cts. to $1.50. ole or woman who is about to buy Clothing there days m copisiger decpptionan art. It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Motto is be.good friends’ just the same. i “NECKWEAR, Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand, : Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Ret We carryfall the latest styles and arier \ I) NT patterns—Puffs, Imperials, Tecks, } Confidential to the People Who Wear Clothing. Particularly those who Think of Buying. ° ust be in an awful predicament if the Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes urn it and get your money—you shall have it w Ohe One Price Store, UN DERWEAR. All kinds and colors. . Just the thing for warm weather. ———— pf RVR ETT IIRGS & . Hot Weather ‘Has No Terrors: ‘TO THOSE eo i WHO HAVE AN Electric Fan: a a annem, We will furnish you with the ‘ Fan, supply a continuous day J and night current and keep § _ the Fau in repair for ) Six [lonths . Beginning May Ist,21899, 4 At the very moderate price or ; $12.00. Call at our office on Pine street and see the Fans in operation. They do the work perfectly.NEVADA COUNTY.. ELECTRIC POWER Co. 3 Light Weight new friends and holds ithout a word of argument and we wil of Leather Stocking, _ . Triple Knee, For Children 2scentsa pair. ee nme Fe et, All we ask of those who want to buy CURTAINS 1s for them to take a look . at our stock and if they do we are Satisfied they will not look elsewhere, MAKER & GO. Come}toyus for Wash Goods. Come to us for White Goods. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 75 cents. Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, $r. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $1.25. long ,§$1.50. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, $2.00. Lace Curtains, 3% yards long at $2.56, $3.00, $3.50,. . $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00. M. & CO. W. H. Crawford _ Has the Finest fete re IN NEVADA COUNTY. Spring & Summer Millinery Latest, Daintiest and Tastiest City; Styles, by local sppibontcaite as see pennat. , Data Lt . ’ rd of Our Neighbors as Told, There is only one in ound deatnes, C U eo NGS. Passes Away at Palo Alto After a Yery Ciicaao, June 15.—A unique openiA Day’s Record 0 lg ) /air convention of rusty “Weary Wil-! ¥F. J. CHENEY &00., Toledo, O. . "Six loaves bread tof 260 at Honann’s . of Eawnial apt 5 = : o sear ame eo Bes Bees a = ee