June 16, 1902 (4 pages)

cases Some 16, 19 _ ee ief Way me neg it a Brief 8) at 9 pr Busy Readers. ae turn train t a Tp. m, cor Rees ene . W. ow will be Banker Hilt Day. — oss who went to North San . Porlor, 7p mammeterday pat UP Fourth ofJaly > meet ot Armee! elo0e (ho ridge. vg end ith, at 7-99 ‘Watgon, who has been very ill, lecting a sui home oD Park. Avenue with aly. ja, 8 now mach improved.A. Moorg, p wployes of the Champion mine . q wanized 8 baseball team and ttention, Migs the Sooners next Sanday. — — msi account, together-with a for distribution in the estate Peaslee was filed in the SuNourt Saturday. . a ear the 4th of July celebration City will be an unusually iniforme of pa No. 2, are bem to For mediately, ag. in first-class . 1) ot July; ne. “ia ite ca, ey. [Thomas is now at French For el sparing for some extensive ee g operations on the Middie : men in the vicinity of PleaeHii have finished haying and giting their cattle together ' io the mountains. “a Olarence Lawrence was workA CITY »Gold Tunnel mine Saturday Se ock fell and crushed his foot dly. Meveland has been appointed clerk of Yuba county for the ot registering voters at Ogmpar galt 10005, have we soli and ‘never hk pal E, H. Barker has received the schools accredited to the ty and among the firat.on the be Nevada City High School, tle con of Mr, and Mrs. George ttrayed from home Satarday ir money asmmeend for some time could not ern Califo xd ie os ou find sph A. Jeffery and family y " Mary Jeffery of San Franthe guests of Manager O, W. W. d of the Huniken gravel mine rt, en e Dress God Ge sshould prohibit. their chilinswimming in any of the Belts, Cor: around here.: It is dangerdays. hess. eee n town. the churches yesterday had ; icongregations, which shows sant one, eything is propitious, in the gr, GS ; ood weather, they will attend religious duties. ‘ —— Mulloy, the pioneer grocer, received a lot of Westphalia hich he is selling at 164¢ cente i, Read his new. advertisehis evening’s TRANSORIPT, . A M tric light service is now Leoved by an extra wire which ting put in place. The éxtra ound llbe supplied from the large yreat e transformer recently inwell the sub-station. : a baskets have been put up at fon school yard and the girls 0 play basket ball on the 4th rocer : ‘bow practicing. In a game evening -the Reds defeated by ascore of 18 to 12. ‘urge number -of people: are bg this section for their sumlion. Nearly every morning laving here at 9 o'clock for isco carries many passendary Cassava 'L 0. W. Porterfleld of the imavel mine, near Maybert, received a dispatch announcdeath at Oakland of bis 8. Eaiily Perterfield, The was aged eighty years and’ of Kogland. © : RY. re will not be of Nevada City ll be at the sto of Grass Valley baturday alled the following officers Albert Lodge, Bons of’ St. leonard Foote, P. P.; Obarles iJohn Stevens, V. P.; T. H. Nec,; E. Warner, Treas.; Joha ‘’eoger; Fred. Pinch, Asst.« ) Martin, A, M ; Rev. J. Sime, iWilliam A. Jury, I. 8; D. t, 0. S.; John Tredinnick Mi Grase V: y by Kinds io Sets = nd all Throat and Lung trouoy t of the g. Sets, shal and Tax Collector Hi peg and $1. Trial houses tee at bouele every day, Youre ti oF ill be, Keep, yout a ’ through the columne of this . Vinton’s. ye g the bowels Spoons. TRaNsorieT calle attention to. ° ooo Glosrand ia to take Mat the city taxes are now dae paired . tble and will become delinB . Ss I als. tly Re August 4th. For the accomUS ine 0c ~ tax payers Mr, Shearer : : ‘Oils offi .m ‘ pape Jeweler from Ate: phe! . hes is = ~~ For life insurance see T. B. Gray. gust 4th, Piet Bans The choicest brands of whieky and} ce bunty Board of Ea on tie met cigare can be found at W.J. Bait Lan ‘ to chs farther cks of were granted diplomaa:. beer—the very best in town a ad. le, Sadie. Berriman, Pearl. and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf ye t hag Beasér, Edna Glise, ~ For.the best of everything in the ee te a si pcs: Leo Oum-. ineat line send your orders to Naffziger “4 hor, Grace. Penrose,. ay f : found 4 T Cook, Jull Phe best half and half can be fo git ‘egestas Salis at the Council Chambers, corner of “ary Hoffartt, 00 mee Deputy Grand President R. . V*fternoon and examined the ®t graduates from the ninth) whether their standing was ‘Ogrant them diplomas enem to enter the high school examination; The own to the haman palate is re" —the standard for over’ ‘ Bie pe —_— aig At an early hour yesterday morning yon could see the baseball. enthusi‘ests on the streets of Nevada Gity. They were booked for Nerth San Juan where the Nevadas had an engagemMentin the afternoon. The town of ‘North San Juen and vicinity was-rife with baseball yesterday, no less than} ‘three games being played. . The first game was in the morning ‘between a nine from French Corral and one from Colgate, and wae rushed through at North San Juan. The ge Corrale won by a score of 17 to ). . At 10 o'clock the North Bloomfields went up against: North. San Juan, at the town of Sebastopol, and there was @ large crowd present. The San Juan boys won out by a score of 12 to 10. It Was a very good game, _ In the afternoon the Nevadas played with a picked nine from .all the towns on the Ridge, and won hands down, as the Ridge boys failed to connect very much with Ballestero’s pitching. The game was Nevadas from the start, and after things were safe in band, the}: Nevadas took things easy. The largest crowd that has witnessed a baseball game on the Ridge for several yeare}: was present, and they were ‘all enthusiastic. The Nevadas won .bya score of 27 to6. People from. all over the Ridge were there, and it. reminded one of the days of old, when that part of the county was in its glory—the good hydraulic days. The -diamond was not of the beet, it being in’ a field with grass about two: feet high, and the batsman had to make a long hit inorder to reach first. The: Nevadas used up two pitchers for the Ridge boys, Wm. Moulton and Ed German ‘being the unlucky ones, The catching of George Ray Jr. was a feature of the game and if the Ridge boys were all ofthe, same material there ‘would be a different ta‘e to tell. Ballestero’s pitching was very speedy, he being unfortunate enough to strike two men. Young Bradbury was hit in. the head: and knocked out, while COharles O’Connor was struck over the heart and retired for, ,a few minutes, but pluckily went back to work and caught the game out. The San Juans played a good game for the short time they had been together,, The boys were treated royally, and the fifty who went over never bad a better time. Upon-their arrival there was a chitken dinner awaiting them, to which:all did Glenbrook Park was the scene ofa large gathering yesterday to witness the defeat of Grass Valley’s pride, as they were strictly up against it when they tackled the Kimball & Upson’s of Sacramento. The Grass. Valley boys were somewhat erratic, aud did not play near their usual game. The pitchers of both teams were touched ap frequently, but the Sacramentos came out with fiying colors, winning by ascore of 7 to 5. The Kimball & Upsons have bad phenomenal luek this season, besides playing good ball, as they have won almost every game have to play better ball if they intend to keep up their reputation. In the game of baseball’ at Conley’s field yesterday between the Athletics and Morning Stars, the Athletics were vietorious by a score of 17to 18. The young men are capable players: and at a future time will take their place ‘in the ranks of the larger nine. ‘All Byes on Texas. °° Great is Texas.’ Her vast cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the wonderfal work at Cisco, Tex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Ooosumption. “My wife contracted a severe lung trouble, writes editor J. J. Eager, ‘which caused @ most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorrheges, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.”. It’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Qouncil Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now selling his famous ‘ar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy it. nov6-tf Broad and Pine Sts. 5cte per glass. this season. The Grass: Valleys will, bread at five cents a loaf at the PopaIfyou want a good, cool drink of u re a ee A good hot lanch wilt be. served La ‘lighttally blended . every night at William Harry's saloon, sleorner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors ‘and “. e flo konto) Republican of Seturday:. the f i g0m{'to. be used fer ballast on the Tailroad bed at points west of Colfax. An old man Samed. Mike Scanlan Truckee and got a little money, On Friday be-was along the river below Davies’ factory and went to the waters’ edge to wash bis face. While he was. stooping over three hobos sneaked Up behind him .and grabbing hold of the old man took s pocket knife anda: quarter of a dollar out of his pocket, which was all he had. They then kicked and stoned him and thtew him into the river, Herold Laity, who witnessed the affair, telephoned for Constable Harvey and with the assistance of Mr. Scanlan was able to pick out the brates from a group of hobos. The pretended to be drunk and at the jail-gave the. names of J. Riley, Ed. Loyd and Steve O'Donnel, Mr. Scanlan is pretty badly used. up. [Sheriff Getohell, who returned here today from: Truckee, says that the men will probably be prosecuted on. a charge of . . battery.—Ep. Transorirt ] A new.side track costing $16,000 has recently been putin at Enigrant Gap. Something Like It. The Fourth of July, finance committee has received the following selfexplanatory letter:.. j San Franoisoo, June 14, 1902. Fred E. Brown, Nevada City. Dear Sir: In reply to your request for a donation toward, the success of the celebration to be held in Nevada City on July 4th, we herewith enclose. you our check for the sum of $20, which we trust will materially add to the occasion. ‘Trusting the same will be satisfactory and awaiting an acknow’'edgment, we, remain, Very respectfully, yours, . Jesse Moors Hont Co. Beware of On tments for Catarrh t hat Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from: reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good we can possibly derive, from them. ~ Hall’s Catarrh Cure, mapafactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo.,. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, an fe taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co, Testimonials free. Sold by all druggist, price 75 cte, per ttle, Hall's Family Pills are the best. Notice to the Public. On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business to. do. I make my living out of the people who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jll-lw. W.H. Sura, Grocer, The best of porter and beer always on ditaught at W. J. BritLanp’s. A!so the choicest of fancy mixed drinks 90 The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up the severest cold. & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. te tl Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ————— BORN. ——— ‘At Nevada City, June 15, 1902, to the. wife of Geo. W. Downey, a son. EST FOR THE BES OWELS ANDY a Steg late eatige Weaken, or Gripe, 10,2, Never Siekevrite for tree sample, and Address STERLING KEE Y COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORE, "YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Bold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen) Beyond era About three o’slock Allan, Austin Holbrook and Frank and Austin Holbrook went in swimming. Young Holbrook ceuld not swim and went. otit beyond bis depth, and with an agonizing cry he sank, fis youoger brother, Frank, tried to resoue him but was not equal to the task. The boy rose twice bat hit! strength was eo far gone through fear that he could not In the least way help himself. Manuel Oosta was summoned when too late, as the child: had gone to a watery grave, bat Costa and Joe Murphy after draining the reservoir recovered’ the body. “When the body was borne to the home of the parents the heart-rending shrieks of the mother aroused the scene as the child who had but a short time before left home full of joyous youth was< brought back a corpse, The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended to the af-. flicted parents in their sad ‘bereavement, id : How the children came to be in the vicinity of the reservoir .was that young Allan and Ida Lang went out to the Holbrook home and got the two boysto goto the Chapman ranch after some cherries, and upon their return they stopped at the ill-fated spot. The child was aged 10 years and 9 months, and the faneral will take plage tomorrew afternoon from the family residence at Wood’s Ravine. Kept, His Eye on the Windows. Most businesses are distinguished nowadays by keen competition, and I heard a story the other day which shows that the humble occupation of window~cleaning is not exem from it. In a certain studio in the city a window cleaner got a contract job to clean the windows by the year, He wasn’t so punctual about the cleaning operation as he was: about drawing his pay, and after bearing with his eccentricities for awhile he was sacked, and another man. got the job. ngs went better.for a time, but one day the ousted man stuck his head in at the door of the studio and yelled; “Am I to get the job to clane thim winders ?” “No,” was the reply; “we have a window cleaner already.” “No, you hain’t,” was shouted back; fell four stories this mornin’ at Briggate, and he’ll .clane winders no. more.” It turned out that the statement was true, and the enterprising man was reinstated in his old job on the understanding that he was to pay strict attention to both extremities of the contract.—-Glasgow Times. Hopeless Case. The laziest: man in Stotland is said, to have been the Galashiels ‘joiner who after repeated dismissals from his employment by his master was at length forcibly laid in his coffin by his shopmates and carried off for burial by way of a joke. On the way they met a farmer, who asked if the man was dead. “No,” was the reply, “but we intend to‘bury him. He is that lazy he should not be allowed to live.” At the farmer’s request they took off the lid, when the farmer asked the lazy one if he thought he could eat two or three boiled potatoes. “Are they peeled?” inquired the man. “No,” replied the farmer. “Ah, weel, just let the funeral gang on.”-—London Answers. TATLORS BEST Flavoring Cxtrads Fresh Every Day. . M “ parlors. Prompt service. — TEGLER’S, cigars slways on hand. jall/tf ae Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy our own name aad are please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and egain:: — Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Broad Street ' Commercial Street, Nevada aiid noon three boys of tender age, Albert . — neighborhood. It was ‘an agonizing . ect arrangements will meet at Protrade all the year round. Oommercial . : . TEN FLAVORS. 4 02, 8oz LEMON..../0+-. 25€ 50c VANILLA .. 2.02. 25 50 ROSE .. PEARS EES 25 50 ALMOND ..,.. 2s ~=—s-«&BO RASPBERRY ... 25 50 STRAWBERRY... 25 50. FRUIT COLORING .. 25 50 ORANGB...6: ~ 28 50 PINBAPPLE... 25 50 BANAGA cis snes otis 25 50 The above goods are put a oa yo Tag's Ta Cote Hos Nevada Oity, Oal Secretary 4th of July Committee—} Sit: I take pleasure in informing you} that at a general mesting of the Graces your kind invitation to participate in the coming o#lebration was unanimously accepted. Committees to perHenry Lane hed the misfortane ous . urday and drove to Washington and ‘The finest Prunes in the world. They . were. lee Ack grocer for Smith's ents. ur r 8m: Prunes. i oll. the animal, It was one of in his steble. and cured H. raleed For sale at 8 sone for 26 June 14th, at 8 o’olock. Yours for success, evening, The National Hotel and Annex of Nevada City enjoys a steady run of travelers and miaing men appreciate the excellent aecommodations that are afforded at this popular hostelry, and }. many of them make their headquarters there. The enterprising Rector Bros, are always to the frent in looking out for the comfort of their guests and everything possible is done to make the traveler feel perfectly at home at the National. As quick as something new and modern. in the hotel line makes ite appearance it is installed at this house, and it is safe to say that there is not another hotel in the interior which has se many advantages. CASTORIA . For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought CITY TAXES: ‘The City Taxes for the Fiscal year 1902are now due aad payable, and will be delinquent on. Monday, August 4th 2 : : : f . N T will be at. my office in the OITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting these Taxes, from 9 a. m. to.12 m., and from 2 to 56 and 7 to8 p. m., until the 4th day of August, 1902. H, SHEAREE, City Marshal aad Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 16th; 1902. Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem . — by 3 “GUT”: this morning. . . N. S. of Md. eck Our Hobbies. and Quati Supreme, Absolute Cleanliness, Polite mpt Service. Our Ice Cream Soda and Tee Cream Sandwiches are without a abies : -Foley’s lee Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street -. Re Nevada City. 4 Our Second ie he Btn t e , rar) BOS cages ~<a emt ho W. K Cimord Opening Elegant Line of Summer [lillinery. Just Received. — ee. Window. . oe ‘Che Latest Fads in Writing Paper. Fancy Dress Goods . We are daily receiving. fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. .'[hey are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see them. It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of us when you get our low prices, : ~ Spring Goods Shirt Waists SNE Whether it’s a single stick or 100 000 feet we treat you. right— ‘gave'you money oti every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad 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 ee nn nn on nn Telephone 521, Perfect Baking Powder Money back if you. don’t like it. ce ot aoe G POMBO kok. Ge eed stescceeness $1240 9%, Poms Can '...0sccscecssosces 75 1 Pound?Can’.... Sapueas 40 % Pound Can .. ee ene 20 s Ghe Ree Hwe Srocery, ‘ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. — We have just received a fine line of. _ als, 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 ingthe county. »Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and ‘ material of all kinds for hu nee ry ~

cases Some 16, 19 _ ee ief Way me neg it a Brief 8) at 9 pr Busy Readers. ae turn train t a Tp. m, cor Rees ene . W. ow will be Banker Hilt Day. — oss who went to North San . Porlor, 7p mammeterday pat UP Fourth ofJaly > meet ot Armee! elo0e (ho ridge. vg end ith, at 7-99 ‘Watgon, who has been very ill, lecting a sui home oD Park. Avenue with aly. ja, 8 now mach improved.A. Moorg, p wployes of the Champion mine . q wanized 8 baseball team and ttention, Migs the Sooners next Sanday. — — msi account, together-with a for distribution in the estate Peaslee was filed in the SuNourt Saturday. . a ear the 4th of July celebration City will be an unusually iniforme of pa No. 2, are bem to For mediately, ag. in first-class . 1) ot July; ne. “ia ite ca, ey. [Thomas is now at French For el sparing for some extensive ee g operations on the Middie : men in the vicinity of PleaeHii have finished haying and giting their cattle together ' io the mountains. “a Olarence Lawrence was workA CITY »Gold Tunnel mine Saturday Se ock fell and crushed his foot dly. Meveland has been appointed clerk of Yuba county for the ot registering voters at Ogmpar galt 10005, have we soli and ‘never hk pal E, H. Barker has received the schools accredited to the ty and among the firat.on the be Nevada City High School, tle con of Mr, and Mrs. George ttrayed from home Satarday ir money asmmeend for some time could not ern Califo xd ie os ou find sph A. Jeffery and family y " Mary Jeffery of San Franthe guests of Manager O, W. W. d of the Huniken gravel mine rt, en e Dress God Ge sshould prohibit. their chilinswimming in any of the Belts, Cor: around here.: It is dangerdays. hess. eee n town. the churches yesterday had ; icongregations, which shows sant one, eything is propitious, in the gr, GS ; ood weather, they will attend religious duties. ‘ —— Mulloy, the pioneer grocer, received a lot of Westphalia hich he is selling at 164¢ cente i, Read his new. advertisehis evening’s TRANSORIPT, . A M tric light service is now Leoved by an extra wire which ting put in place. The éxtra ound llbe supplied from the large yreat e transformer recently inwell the sub-station. : a baskets have been put up at fon school yard and the girls 0 play basket ball on the 4th rocer : ‘bow practicing. In a game evening -the Reds defeated by ascore of 18 to 12. ‘urge number -of people: are bg this section for their sumlion. Nearly every morning laving here at 9 o'clock for isco carries many passendary Cassava 'L 0. W. Porterfleld of the imavel mine, near Maybert, received a dispatch announcdeath at Oakland of bis 8. Eaiily Perterfield, The was aged eighty years and’ of Kogland. © : RY. re will not be of Nevada City ll be at the sto of Grass Valley baturday alled the following officers Albert Lodge, Bons of’ St. leonard Foote, P. P.; Obarles iJohn Stevens, V. P.; T. H. Nec,; E. Warner, Treas.; Joha ‘’eoger; Fred. Pinch, Asst.« ) Martin, A, M ; Rev. J. Sime, iWilliam A. Jury, I. 8; D. t, 0. S.; John Tredinnick Mi Grase V: y by Kinds io Sets = nd all Throat and Lung trouoy t of the g. Sets, shal and Tax Collector Hi peg and $1. Trial houses tee at bouele every day, Youre ti oF ill be, Keep, yout a ’ through the columne of this . Vinton’s. ye g the bowels Spoons. TRaNsorieT calle attention to. ° ooo Glosrand ia to take Mat the city taxes are now dae paired . tble and will become delinB . Ss I als. tly Re August 4th. For the accomUS ine 0c ~ tax payers Mr, Shearer : : ‘Oils offi .m ‘ pape Jeweler from Ate: phe! . hes is = ~~ For life insurance see T. B. Gray. gust 4th, Piet Bans The choicest brands of whieky and} ce bunty Board of Ea on tie met cigare can be found at W.J. Bait Lan ‘ to chs farther cks of were granted diplomaa:. beer—the very best in town a ad. le, Sadie. Berriman, Pearl. and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf ye t hag Beasér, Edna Glise, ~ For.the best of everything in the ee te a si pcs: Leo Oum-. ineat line send your orders to Naffziger “4 hor, Grace. Penrose,. ay f : found 4 T Cook, Jull Phe best half and half can be fo git ‘egestas Salis at the Council Chambers, corner of “ary Hoffartt, 00 mee Deputy Grand President R. . V*fternoon and examined the ®t graduates from the ninth) whether their standing was ‘Ogrant them diplomas enem to enter the high school examination; The own to the haman palate is re" —the standard for over’ ‘ Bie pe —_— aig At an early hour yesterday morning yon could see the baseball. enthusi‘ests on the streets of Nevada Gity. They were booked for Nerth San Juan where the Nevadas had an engagemMentin the afternoon. The town of ‘North San Juen and vicinity was-rife with baseball yesterday, no less than} ‘three games being played. . The first game was in the morning ‘between a nine from French Corral and one from Colgate, and wae rushed through at North San Juan. The ge Corrale won by a score of 17 to ). . At 10 o'clock the North Bloomfields went up against: North. San Juan, at the town of Sebastopol, and there was @ large crowd present. The San Juan boys won out by a score of 12 to 10. It Was a very good game, _ In the afternoon the Nevadas played with a picked nine from .all the towns on the Ridge, and won hands down, as the Ridge boys failed to connect very much with Ballestero’s pitching. The game was Nevadas from the start, and after things were safe in band, the}: Nevadas took things easy. The largest crowd that has witnessed a baseball game on the Ridge for several yeare}: was present, and they were ‘all enthusiastic. The Nevadas won .bya score of 27 to6. People from. all over the Ridge were there, and it. reminded one of the days of old, when that part of the county was in its glory—the good hydraulic days. The -diamond was not of the beet, it being in’ a field with grass about two: feet high, and the batsman had to make a long hit inorder to reach first. The: Nevadas used up two pitchers for the Ridge boys, Wm. Moulton and Ed German ‘being the unlucky ones, The catching of George Ray Jr. was a feature of the game and if the Ridge boys were all ofthe, same material there ‘would be a different ta‘e to tell. Ballestero’s pitching was very speedy, he being unfortunate enough to strike two men. Young Bradbury was hit in. the head: and knocked out, while COharles O’Connor was struck over the heart and retired for, ,a few minutes, but pluckily went back to work and caught the game out. The San Juans played a good game for the short time they had been together,, The boys were treated royally, and the fifty who went over never bad a better time. Upon-their arrival there was a chitken dinner awaiting them, to which:all did Glenbrook Park was the scene ofa large gathering yesterday to witness the defeat of Grass Valley’s pride, as they were strictly up against it when they tackled the Kimball & Upson’s of Sacramento. The Grass. Valley boys were somewhat erratic, aud did not play near their usual game. The pitchers of both teams were touched ap frequently, but the Sacramentos came out with fiying colors, winning by ascore of 7 to 5. The Kimball & Upsons have bad phenomenal luek this season, besides playing good ball, as they have won almost every game have to play better ball if they intend to keep up their reputation. In the game of baseball’ at Conley’s field yesterday between the Athletics and Morning Stars, the Athletics were vietorious by a score of 17to 18. The young men are capable players: and at a future time will take their place ‘in the ranks of the larger nine. ‘All Byes on Texas. °° Great is Texas.’ Her vast cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the wonderfal work at Cisco, Tex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Ooosumption. “My wife contracted a severe lung trouble, writes editor J. J. Eager, ‘which caused @ most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorrheges, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.”. It’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Qouncil Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now selling his famous ‘ar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy it. nov6-tf Broad and Pine Sts. 5cte per glass. this season. The Grass: Valleys will, bread at five cents a loaf at the PopaIfyou want a good, cool drink of u re a ee A good hot lanch wilt be. served La ‘lighttally blended . every night at William Harry's saloon, sleorner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors ‘and “. e flo konto) Republican of Seturday:. the f i g0m{'to. be used fer ballast on the Tailroad bed at points west of Colfax. An old man Samed. Mike Scanlan Truckee and got a little money, On Friday be-was along the river below Davies’ factory and went to the waters’ edge to wash bis face. While he was. stooping over three hobos sneaked Up behind him .and grabbing hold of the old man took s pocket knife anda: quarter of a dollar out of his pocket, which was all he had. They then kicked and stoned him and thtew him into the river, Herold Laity, who witnessed the affair, telephoned for Constable Harvey and with the assistance of Mr. Scanlan was able to pick out the brates from a group of hobos. The pretended to be drunk and at the jail-gave the. names of J. Riley, Ed. Loyd and Steve O'Donnel, Mr. Scanlan is pretty badly used. up. [Sheriff Getohell, who returned here today from: Truckee, says that the men will probably be prosecuted on. a charge of . . battery.—Ep. Transorirt ] A new.side track costing $16,000 has recently been putin at Enigrant Gap. Something Like It. The Fourth of July, finance committee has received the following selfexplanatory letter:... j San Franoisoo, June 14, 1902. Fred E. Brown, Nevada City. Dear Sir: In reply to your request for a donation toward, the success of the celebration to be held in Nevada City on July 4th, we herewith enclose. you our check for the sum of $20, which we trust will materially add to the occasion. ‘Trusting the same will be satisfactory and awaiting an acknow’'edgment, we, remain, Very respectfully, yours, . Jesse Moors Hont Co. Beware of On tments for Catarrh t hat Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from: reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good we can possibly derive, from them. ~ Hall’s Catarrh Cure,

mapafactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo.,. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, an fe taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co, Testimonials free. Sold by all druggist, price 75 cte, per ttle, Hall's Family Pills are the best. Notice to the Public. On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business to. do. I make my living out of the people who patronize me and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jll-lw. W.H. Sura, Grocer, The best of porter and beer always on ditaught at W. J. BritLanp’s. A!so the choicest of fancy mixed drinks 90 The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up the severest cold. & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. te tl Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ————— BORN. ——— ‘At Nevada City, June 15, 1902, to the. wife of Geo. W. Downey, a son. EST FOR THE BES OWELS ANDY a Steg late eatige Weaken, or Gripe, 10,2, Never Siekevrite for tree sample, and Address STERLING KEE Y COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORE, "YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Bold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen) Beyond era About three o’slock Allan, Austin Holbrook and Frank and Austin Holbrook went in swimming. Young Holbrook ceuld not swim and went. otit beyond bis depth, and with an agonizing cry he sank, fis youoger brother, Frank, tried to resoue him but was not equal to the task. The boy rose twice bat hit! strength was eo far gone through fear that he could not In the least way help himself. Manuel Oosta was summoned when too late, as the child: had gone to a watery grave, bat Costa and Joe Murphy after draining the reservoir recovered’ the body. “When the body was borne to the home of the parents the heart-rending shrieks of the mother aroused the scene as the child who had but a short time before left home full of joyous youth was< brought back a corpse, The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended to the af-. flicted parents in their sad ‘bereavement, id : How the children came to be in the vicinity of the reservoir .was that young Allan and Ida Lang went out to the Holbrook home and got the two boysto goto the Chapman ranch after some cherries, and upon their return they stopped at the ill-fated spot. The child was aged 10 years and 9 months, and the faneral will take plage tomorrew afternoon from the family residence at Wood’s Ravine. Kept, His Eye on the Windows. Most businesses are distinguished nowadays by keen competition, and I heard a story the other day which shows that the humble occupation of window~cleaning is not exem from it. In a certain studio in the city a window cleaner got a contract job to clean the windows by the year, He wasn’t so punctual about the cleaning operation as he was: about drawing his pay, and after bearing with his eccentricities for awhile he was sacked, and another man. got the job. ngs went better.for a time, but one day the ousted man stuck his head in at the door of the studio and yelled; “Am I to get the job to clane thim winders ?” “No,” was the reply; “we have a window cleaner already.” “No, you hain’t,” was shouted back; fell four stories this mornin’ at Briggate, and he’ll .clane winders no. more.” It turned out that the statement was true, and the enterprising man was reinstated in his old job on the understanding that he was to pay strict attention to both extremities of the contract.—-Glasgow Times. Hopeless Case.. The laziest: man in Stotland is said, to have been the Galashiels ‘joiner who after repeated dismissals from his employment by his master was at length forcibly laid in his coffin by his shopmates and carried off for burial by way of a joke. On the way they met a farmer, who asked if the man was dead. “No,” was the reply, “but we intend to‘bury him. He is that lazy he should not be allowed to live.” At the farmer’s request they took off the lid, when the farmer asked the lazy one if he thought he could eat two or three boiled potatoes. “Are they peeled?” inquired the man. “No,” replied the farmer. “Ah, weel, just let the funeral gang on.”-—London Answers. TATLORS BEST Flavoring Cxtrads Fresh Every Day. . M “ parlors. Prompt service. — TEGLER’S, cigars slways on hand. jall/tf ae Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy our own name aad are please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and egain:: — Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Broad Street ' Commercial Street, Nevada aiid noon three boys of tender age, Albert . — neighborhood. It was ‘an agonizing . ect arrangements will meet at Protrade all the year round. Oommercial . : .. TEN FLAVORS.. 4 02, 8oz LEMON......./0+-. 25€ 50c VANILLA ... 2.02.. 25 50 ROSE ... PEARS EES 25 50 ALMOND ....,... 2s ~=—s-«&BO RASPBERRY ..... 25 50 STRAWBERRY..... 25 50. FRUIT COLORING ... 25 50 ORANGB......6: ~ 28 50 PINBAPPLE...... 25 50 BANAGA cis snes otis 25 50 The above goods are put a oa yo Tag's Ta Cote Hos Nevada Oity, Oal Secretary 4th of July Committee—} Sit: I take pleasure in informing you} that at a general mesting of the Graces your kind invitation to participate in the coming o#lebration was unanimously accepted. Committees to perHenry Lane hed the misfortane ous . urday and drove to Washington and ‘The finest Prunes in the world. They . were. lee Ack grocer for Smith's ents. ur r 8m: Prunes. i oll. the animal, It was one of in his steble. and cured H. raleed For sale at 8 sone for 26 June 14th, at 8 o’olock. Yours for success, evening, The National Hotel and Annex of Nevada City enjoys a steady run of travelers and miaing men appreciate the excellent aecommodations that are afforded at this popular hostelry, and }. many of them make their headquarters there. The enterprising Rector Bros, are always to the frent in looking out for the comfort of their guests and everything possible is done to make the traveler feel perfectly at home at the National. As quick as something new and modern. in the hotel line makes ite appearance it is installed at this house, and it is safe to say that there is not another hotel in the interior which has se many advantages. CASTORIA . For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought CITY TAXES: ‘The City Taxes for the Fiscal year 1902are now due aad payable, and will be delinquent on. Monday, August 4th 2 : : : f . N T will be at. my office in the OITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting these Taxes, from 9 a. m. to.12 m., and from 2 to 56 and 7 to8 p. m., until the 4th day of August, 1902. H, SHEAREE, City Marshal aad Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 16th; 1902. Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem . — by 3 “GUT”: this morning. . . N. S. of Md. eck Our Hobbies.. and Quati Supreme, Absolute Cleanliness, Polite mpt Service. Our Ice Cream Soda and Tee Cream Sandwiches are without a abies : -Foley’s lee Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street -. Re Nevada City. 4 Our Second ie he Btn t e , rar) BOS cages ~<a emt ho W. K Cimord Opening Elegant Line of Summer [lillinery. Just Received. — ee. Window. . oe ‘Che Latest Fads in Writing Paper. Fancy Dress Goods . We are daily receiving. fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. .'[hey are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see them. It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of us when you get our low prices, : ~ Spring Goods Shirt Waists SNE Whether it’s a single stick or 100 000 feet we treat you. right— ‘gave'you money oti every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad 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 ee nn nn on nn Telephone 521, Perfect Baking Powder Money back if you. don’t like it.. ce ot aoe G POMBO kok. Ge eed stescceeness $1240 9%, Poms Can '.....0sccscecssosces 75 1 Pound?Can’....... Sapueas 40 % Pound Can .... ee ene 20 s Ghe Ree Hwe Srocery, ‘ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. — We have just received a fine line of.. _ als, 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 ingthe county. »Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and ‘ material of all kinds for hu nee ry ~