June 18, 1902 (4 pages)

ly ay Wedd. t pally wedding eck eee at the home of ed ,woen Rev. W. Angwin . S codist cbureh anited Miss. jle aod George Hitchens fo bonds of matrimony. Only. ‘ined 9 few ¢ eg of the contracting parties Ou Main atree ! wot and the coming of the} : ling was ple kept secret. The parlor ‘fay Amusemen ceremony was performed pats decorated for the, oo= a jastily Leg, j presented & beaatifal ap' W. 8 The bride, who look charmbene of pure white, was attended . ation aed be iyamie Moservey, and Obarles. r two yearg goted as best Men. © After: ee ithe 06 blations had been fregly extla “of . : hose present partook of @ de8 Of Buckley yedding supper. Many Bree, well snd costly presente were re. ruption, 3 otrio Bitters % eens, who is quite accom. them, Ww, ., musician, wae bérp amd.) satisfaction @M. and by ber kind acts and sdb ass bas won a large circle me Prunes, , Mr. Hitchens. te an inee youog man of good habits . the world. Th position with the Ohampion ed by Wm, lompany. The happy couple pounds for tery best Wishes of all who ae ae nfor a happy end prospermey over life's matrimonial ill take up their home on 9 C . Avenue. CITY Visiting Here al Groves of Lacrosee, Sia the late Wm, O, Groves, raner of Lacrosse, Kug,, and oves Jr., Superintendent of American Investment Comn Francisco, have been here toMre: Groves and family, outto Pine Grove cemetery body of the late Wm, Q, laid. The gentlemen from eout on this coast with the tiners, and they returned to Pqain o0ds ive we sold id never ha' on Cal fees isco yesterday. ou find som , : id Dearly. Dress Goodie Utah; June 17—P, H. Long, : field, Mo., and O. E. Clund, Its. C Col., were instantly killed, C1tS, COMSCUEcrowder, of Louisville, Ky., lays. injured here yesterday. town. toa car loaded with lumber at one urpose of stealing a ride. » between the ends of the d the end of the car whena of stone was switched he car, causing the lumber rene aes z Go AVY F a 3 : . Nevada City, will be a candidate for perience as a lawyer of many years’ Will ‘Weet Tonightat city Hall, The General Committee for ~ Fourth of Jaly celebration will meet; tonight in the Qity Hall at 8 oolock . and every member is requested to ba present. The different committees will report and the state of finances gone over, and it will be made known just how matters stand at the present time. The committees have all worked hard and preparations for the dif. ferent eve: ts are about completed, being farther ahead at the time of the ‘year thao ever before, everything being carried along without a hitch, The Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph ‘candidavy of Major P. F. Simonds “for Supertor Jadge: “It ie said that P. F. Simonds, the well known. attorney of Superior Judge before the Republican county convention, Mr. Simonds is one of the ablest jurists in Northern California, a ‘safe counseller and a’ man of exce'lent judgment. He is fitted in every way to grace the bench with dignity and courtesy, and his exstanding fits him in every way for the position.” Had a Good Time. Miss A dilee Watson last evening entertained the Olass of 1902 at the residence of 0. J. Brand,on Broad street. Amusemeates, games and music helped to make the éveoing one of enjoyment and some of the various contests proved to be very interesting. A nice supper.was also erjoyed and ali who were present voted Miss Watson a delightful snetincet: created a Sir. Richard Jeffrey of Grass Valley was in town today with his automobile, and created quite a stir among those who had never seen one of the machines before. He went up Broad street at a lively rate and the horses on the street had to be held to keep them from running —e <j SSA Lv, June 10 1?Kbghernae Dole ind da pardon for Walter G, eat itor of the Advertiser, who vel need to thirty daysin Oaba contempt of Court. Smith’s i sthe publication of a carlog the Judge, which was ocer ruct the trial of & péndiog aerovoreneeh peveess atal al Storm. 6, O., June 17—A terrific and electrical storm yesternuch damage ‘at Richland, from here, on the Seaboard J, M. Heleckly, a promih merchant, was instantly ight ning. Utes dp a , will not be opel \] Cit novass oudimiser Denver. wil Jaue 17—May Wright and 9 Crass Vi others from Denver will hiladelphia tonightto attend flog of the cruiser Denver. in Eruptions. 10, June 17,—Further reports , Sets, Island of Hawaii indicate d Sets, tuptions continue, and meny poous. ®are planniog to make the hess the spectacle, ————+ 290-2 ly Repaired * Whiskey—especially mel‘ attractive to the taste. Be Vea bottle home. For sale jeweler rs. Wichman, Lutgen & Francisco, Cal. + 980-—All Eyes on Texas. buy it. KS : Texas Her {ts If you want a good, cool drnk of ¥ velous oil discoveries t —drop in #, x world. Now follows the beer—the very best in town wen —e atement of the wonderful . and see Wm. Harry. Clocks of 8 . r tex. of Dr, ee For the best of everything in the t : tea Ny covenn ie nog trouble’ meat linesend your orders to Naffziger ee ior J. J. Hager The best half and half can be found ante ~ lp Shtinatr oo end at the Council Chambers, corner of mt sh 7 . Broad and Pine Sts. 6ote per glass. Specialy: Abu bon completely . ", good bot lunch will be served 2 Wvely kuarenteed tor soery.* every night at William Harry's saloon, , J and $ ay —_ be ei corner Pine and Spring street. Cool ‘tun o; “ beer and choice wines, liquors and atetemnens! cigars always on hand. jalltf aweey NEVADA o mina Boks, Thomas Pans \ Dry Sole proIAller Other Mines. Hon. Thomas O. Rooney, brother-inlaw of the late Senator Fair, and one ef the best known mining men in the State, arrived here last night. He is interested in the Remington Hill mine, of which F. A. Gourley is the local representative, and is bere at the preaent time looking at other mines with a view to investment. To Examine the Mine J. W. F. Snyder of Salt Lake City, who is intérested with J. A. Brent .in the Red Oross mine at Omega; bas arrived here, and in company with Mr. Brent went up to the mine this morning. They will make a thorough examination of the proprety with a. view A Whist Party. Mrs. John Hamilton will give « whist party Thureday afternoon.at her fome on Main street, to which a number of friends have been invited, in honor ef Mrs, A. Maltman. The fascinating geme will be the feature of the afternoon, and refreshments wil] . movement be served, Business Locals. Council Chambers. Try them. tf ar Bekery. Try it and you will alway nov6-tf The General annie Simonds for Judge} has the following item concerning the} _ The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BRiTh ‘an Loveland ie now selling his famous bread‘at five cents a loaf at the Popu8 promises to ‘arent ~ Yesterday the ap-. s Parlor for a writ ot abelata tp sea the Grand Par{lor to recognize ita attorney, George D. (es ‘Was postponed until Friday, this Oharles Nouges, representin Peter F. Duone, interferred and " nounced that Danne was attorney for “. the Parlor. Stevens and Collins denied his right to appear and for a time there was a free for all disousslow as to whe had a right to speak for the Grand Parlor. In the midst of the controversy, Jadge Seawell granted the postponement until Friday, and sent the attorneys Gut to settle the quarrel between themselves. Danne was attorney for. Mrs. Genevieve Baker, formerly grand president of the’ Native Daughters, in her recent contest with Minerva Parlor. Mrs, Baker contends that the appointment of Dunne is still in etfecc and she believes that he should continue to represent the Grand Parlor. It is probable that'either Dunne or'Stevens will withdraw from the case before Friday. Soldier. Suicided. Santa Monicd, Jane 17—Irwiu Rob inson, a veteran of a New York cavalry regiment. committed suicide at the Soldiers’ Home late last night, by shooting himself. Robinson was 69 years of ago and hada wife living in Loe Angeles, to whom be yesterday gave his savings, which amounted to about $300, telling her that ~he woald not need the a ‘@ny more. , improved Today. denly ill Monday night; is greatly improved today. Mrs John J, Schmidt, who has best very ill, ig much mt today. A Match Pace. New Yorx, Jane 17—It has been detinitely settled that the match race between Thomas Lewson’s Boralma and E. E. Smithers’ Lord Derby for a side stake of $20,000, shall take place at Hartford on Saturday, August 2d. The horses have been matched and . forfeits of $5000 have been posted for some time. His Sixth Term. ~ SaLinas, June 17—Jesus Garcia, leader of a gang of horse thieves that has been operating in the coast counties between San.“Matee. andSanta Barbara, and who has been in San Qnentin five terms already, pleaded guilty in the Superior. Court here and was this morning sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in the same prison. ——— . Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma Paine, none better. For saie + Recto Bros. Job Couldn’t Have Stood It If he hed Itching Piles. They're jles on. earth, raat. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily world. ce 25c a box. anteed. Sold by ¥.: D. Vinton. Notice to the Public. as there is any. business to do. them at all REASONABLE hours. tf W. a. Dunlap, who was taken sud-/ terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of It has cured thousEruptions it’s the best salve in the Qure guarOn tid “after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long I make my living out of the people to opening it.on a more extensive who patronize me and it is only reasonable thet I should accommodate Grocer. -. .Qall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. bas returned from a business . sad pleasure tri to Sacramento. — James ington today.of Pittsburg, Pa., are here spending the summer, County Assessor Henry Schroeder to San on a business trip. é Geo. W. Sherwoed of Tacoma was a passenger on last evening's incoming. train. of Sen Franciseo are here spending a) few days, mining business, Mrs. H. B. Starbird of Highlands arrived: here last evening acd left for North Bloomf@eld on'a visit. Mrs. H. Brown of San Francisco arrived here last evening, en roate to Forest City .on a visit. 8. Igliok of Downieville arrived here last evening from Sen Francisco and left this morning for bis home, F. Olifte of Alameda is in town. Mrs. Silent of Los Angeles, who has been here on a visit’ to her parents Mr, and Mrs. W Dennis; returned home this morning. : ” P. A. Macon of San Francisco is visiting here. i Jas. E. Robinson, W. Schroder, W, Moran and E. J, Waigh of Sen Francisco came in on lest evening’s train. H, E, Diggles, the well known traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. ©. H. Adams arrived. here last evening from San Francieco and left this morning for Downieville. G. L. McCandless and F. R. Romeli are here from Sacramento. Mise Ivy Snyder of Salt Lake City is here on a visit te friends. Mrs. Olark and daughter of Colfax are here on a visit toMr. and Mrs. O. Olark. Mrs. M. D. Cooley arrived here last evening from a visit toSan Franeisoo, and left this morning for her bome at Maybert. é Mias Helen Orandall of Oakland is bere on a visit to Mies Annie Stevens, W. Kalleburger, wife and son, who have beea to San Francisco on a visit, returned to this city last evening and left for their home in North Bloomfield this morning. Henry Disque, formerly of Colfax, . . bat now a deputy in the tax collector’s office at San Francisco, was visiting his. friends in this city Monday. and Elle Patterson who have been visiting at San Francisco, left om the morning stege for their home in Alleghany. Geo. P. James ef Sie Ta City passed through thie city yesterday, bound for San Francisco, W: Luéderdorff arrived here lest evening and left this merning for Relief Hill. Mrs. Cole of Washington is visiting friends in thie city. Joseph Kitts, who is attending the Stanford University, .is epending his vacation with his folke at Town Talk. Mrs. M. A. Meek, has returned from Alameda, where she went te attend the funeral of the late Mrs. James Arnott. Mrs. A. D. Mason, who has been visiting ber parente at Birchville, bas re turned. Geo. Mounier of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, John German, Jr., came over from North Sen Juan this: morning and left for San Yrancisco for the benefit of his health. Menzo Lawrence. left this morning for Seattle. Fred Miller left this morniog for Colfax. Nat. P. Brown was able te be down town today, having recovered from his illness. Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very beet. of beef; mutton and veal ene all times. tf rE mare quae 26 care of 6 tive move them except by. using hot water Chronic constfpa: was my case Sow have from one to shree passages a day. and if AYLMER L. Hunt, — $680 Russell St., Detroit, Mich. CANDY we OURE CONSTIPATION. . = CONSTIPATION time without a of the bowels, not being able bad tion for seven years placed me in this terrible condition; during that time I did everything I heard of but never found any relief; such until I begam using CASCARETS. TTavori fads, was nave I would a give$100.00 for each movement; it a eg pe, We, 300, SEs, to. Gtoriing Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, Hew York. al TAYLOR'S BIST pe TEN FLAVORS. Fresh Every Day. . parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, pee otor Bros. dues egaumaeeg: Commercial Street, Nevade -° City Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thesity. Cosy i Ty’ i them again and Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders ramer returned: to Wash: Mrs, M. B, Jelly and Mabel 0. Jelly;. left this mornivg for a Ganege trip Francisco, : H.0 Stanffer of Bacramento ia bere H. L. Eastman-and H. 8. Yeamans F. 8. Taylor of Montana is here on : Mrs. J. Patt n, Misses Olive Higgins . The above goods are under ea zo put up = please. Oustomers lovertaty ask for “Geo. I. nda ot ‘acae g ore GEO. O. GAYLORD. ‘8/Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal . Seite. Swell Stationery — commission to James O. Tyrrell of the Tidings, to be postmasster at Grass Told in a Brief Way fi Busy Reader Valley, and he will shortly take posseseine or FS,” en of the ofmon, and ran tt fo tipftop ee ee . Vinton’ s Show Window. Pectin end een eer oe ae F Sausned er oeg Mein tea 9 Ncube Leonean She Latest Fads in Writing Paper. in Mexico a few daye ago. No further W. G. Thomes, who was arrested terday pleaded: guilty and was fined $15, withthe alternative of seven days in the county jail. While working at the Federal Loan mine yesterday R. D. Ogden had the misfortune to hit himself on the foot with a pick, ran eg quite a wound, Fancy: Dress Goods We are daily receiving a. fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are ali 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 [ow prices, Spring Goods Shirt Waists The prompt use of the tetnous Gut} Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed Extra ‘Hi from 2 to 5 and 7 to8 p. m., antil cwtaaZaea£ a time will break up the severest cold. é , : Po ae 4 SNELL © FLEMING pr Corner of Broad and Pine 8 e The most delightfally blended : Yew Shape. : : ine bead ta whiskey known to the haman palate is Fedora standard for over Yew Séze : _ ¥ e @ caster aa Price List ¥or Infants and Children. ; Ory Ghem i Large Green Olives. 0. ..ccceceeee 50 cents per quart For Sale. ; : P Ripe Olives ... 25 cents per quart A lot of 7,9 and I-ineh iron pipe. Apply . ; ° ‘to Robt. J. Simmons, Nevada City. —_j17-2w : Green Olives .. 25 cents per quart CITY TAXES 5 OER FIGR OR eons. cencvesss -0 25 cents per quart i BOOE PUM Rios clicc i tack sheses 25 cents per quart ig ieee a sees —iPPotatoe Chips. ..00 oisccst seen 25 Cents a pound e Fi : F 1901008 are ‘now due and : Pickled Pigsfeet ....:.0. .10 cents a pound delinquent on . ; b g Monday, August 4th) ypaded . ange ge * Sibi ‘z =~= it Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, isi fo oh Mg ofled to the CERT . these from 9 a, mw: to 12 m., and J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Md. * ay “HL SHEAREK, : claw awe avelavale> daverlacalavalinalinaivace ty Marsbai and Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 16th, 1902. balabhdiabalal ome 1 A A Our Hobbies. . Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you hs Se Quati Supreme, Mivciute Cleanliness, Polite » gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as st stipes be ; and ype Service. had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Our Ice Cream Soda and Business for Sale:to Right Parties. Ice Cream Sandwiches H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS : Electric Oars, Pass are without a peer. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street Nevada City. ? Telephone 521. ie ie 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 Cone cate the best in Nevada County and our prices! as LEMON...seers 35 = BOC low as the lowest. We also have VANILLA .. .----5 25 50 ROSE ..: Re 28 50 alaly ALMOND ..--.++ 28 50 H AM M ¢ C KS RASPBERRY ... 25 50 ; STRAWBERRY... 25 50 FRUIT COLORING . . = { ORANGE. :...+. i rime rigs i : a e Elegant Line of Summer ri ili nery at all prices, “ee — ag psa aati to hold tne: : Just Received. B08 eg A ES SUE Ww. KF Crawrord Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. Maun Street . Material of all kinds for hunters, ent Street Nevads —— We have'a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools.and Geo. EB. Turner . Se

ly ay Wedd. t pally wedding eck eee at the home of ed ,woen Rev. W. Angwin . S codist cbureh anited Miss. jle aod George Hitchens fo bonds of matrimony. Only. ‘ined 9 few ¢ eg of the contracting parties Ou Main atree ! wot and the coming of the} : ling was ple kept secret. The parlor ‘fay Amusemen ceremony was performed pats decorated for the, oo= a jastily Leg, j presented & beaatifal ap' W. 8 The bride, who look charmbene of pure white, was attended . ation aed be iyamie Moservey, and Obarles. r two yearg goted as best Men. © After: ee ithe 06 blations had been fregly extla “of . : hose present partook of @ de8 Of Buckley yedding supper. Many Bree, well snd costly presente were re. ruption, 3 otrio Bitters % eens, who is quite accom. them, Ww, ., musician, wae bérp amd.) satisfaction @M. and by ber kind acts and sdb ass bas won a large circle me Prunes, , Mr. Hitchens. te an inee youog man of good habits . the world. Th position with the Ohampion ed by Wm, lompany. The happy couple pounds for tery best Wishes of all who ae ae nfor a happy end prospermey over life's matrimonial ill take up their home on 9 C . Avenue. CITY Visiting Here al Groves of Lacrosee, Sia the late Wm, O, Groves, raner of Lacrosse, Kug,, and oves Jr., Superintendent of American Investment Comn Francisco, have been here toMre: Groves and family, outto Pine Grove cemetery body of the late Wm, Q, laid. The gentlemen from eout on this coast with the tiners, and they returned to Pqain o0ds ive we sold id never ha' on Cal fees isco yesterday. ou find som , : id Dearly. Dress Goodie Utah; June 17—P, H. Long, : field, Mo., and O. E. Clund, Its. C Col., were instantly killed, C1tS, COMSCUEcrowder, of Louisville, Ky., lays. injured here yesterday. town. toa car loaded with lumber at one urpose of stealing a ride. » between the ends of the d the end of the car whena of stone was switched he car, causing the lumber rene aes z Go AVY F a 3 : . Nevada City, will be a candidate for perience as a lawyer of many years’ Will ‘Weet Tonightat city Hall, The General Committee for ~ Fourth of Jaly celebration will meet; tonight in the Qity Hall at 8 oolock . and every member is requested to ba present. The different committees will report and the state of finances gone over, and it will be made known just how matters stand at the present time. The committees have all worked hard and preparations for the dif. ferent eve: ts are about completed, being farther ahead at the time of the ‘year thao ever before, everything being carried along without a hitch, The Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph ‘candidavy of Major P. F. Simonds “for Supertor Jadge: “It ie said that P. F. Simonds, the well known. attorney of Superior Judge before the Republican county convention, Mr. Simonds is one of the ablest jurists in Northern California, a ‘safe counseller and a’ man of exce'lent judgment. He is fitted in every way to grace the bench with dignity and courtesy, and his exstanding fits him in every way for the position.” Had a Good Time. Miss A dilee Watson last evening entertained the Olass of 1902 at the residence of 0. J. Brand,on Broad street. Amusemeates, games and music helped to make the éveoing one of enjoyment and some of the various contests proved to be very interesting. A nice supper.was also erjoyed and ali who were present voted Miss Watson a delightful snetincet: created a Sir. Richard Jeffrey of Grass Valley was in town today with his automobile, and created quite a stir among those who had never seen one of the machines before. He went up Broad street at a lively rate and the horses on the street had to be held to keep them from running —e <j SSA Lv, June 10 1?Kbghernae Dole ind da pardon for Walter G, eat itor of the Advertiser, who vel need to thirty daysin Oaba contempt of Court. Smith’s i sthe publication of a carlog the Judge, which was ocer ruct the trial of & péndiog aerovoreneeh peveess atal al Storm. 6, O., June 17—A terrific and electrical storm yesternuch damage ‘at Richland, from here, on the Seaboard J, M. Heleckly, a promih merchant, was instantly ight ning. Utes dp a , will not be opel \] Cit novass oudimiser Denver. wil Jaue 17—May Wright and 9 Crass Vi others from Denver will hiladelphia tonightto attend flog of the cruiser Denver. in Eruptions. 10, June 17,—Further reports , Sets, Island of Hawaii indicate d Sets, tuptions continue, and meny poous. ®are planniog to make the hess the spectacle, ————+ 290-2 ly Repaired * Whiskey—especially mel‘ attractive to the taste. Be Vea bottle home. For sale jeweler rs. Wichman, Lutgen & Francisco, Cal. + 980-—All Eyes on Texas. buy it. KS : Texas Her {ts If you want a good, cool drnk of ¥ velous oil discoveries t —drop in #, x world. Now follows the beer—the very best in town wen —e atement of the wonderful . and see Wm. Harry. Clocks of 8 . r tex. of Dr, ee For the best of everything in the t : tea Ny covenn ie nog trouble’ meat linesend your orders to Naffziger ee ior J. J. Hager The best half and half can be found ante ~ lp Shtinatr oo end at the Council Chambers, corner of mt sh 7 . Broad and Pine Sts. 6ote per glass. Specialy: Abu bon completely . ", good bot lunch will be served 2 Wvely kuarenteed tor soery.* every night at William Harry's saloon, , J and $ ay —_ be ei corner Pine and Spring street. Cool ‘tun o; “ beer and choice wines, liquors and atetemnens! cigars always on hand. jalltf aweey NEVADA o mina Boks, Thomas Pans \ Dry Sole proIAller Other Mines. Hon. Thomas O. Rooney, brother-inlaw of the late Senator Fair, and one ef the best known mining men in the State, arrived here last night. He is interested in the Remington Hill mine, of which F. A. Gourley is the local representative, and is bere at the preaent time looking at other mines with a view to investment. To Examine the Mine J. W. F. Snyder of Salt Lake City, who is intérested with J. A. Brent .in the Red Oross mine at Omega; bas arrived here, and in company with Mr. Brent went up to the mine this morning. They will make a thorough examination of the proprety with a. view A Whist Party. Mrs. John Hamilton will give « whist party Thureday afternoon.at her fome on Main street, to which a number of friends have been invited, in honor ef Mrs, A. Maltman. The fascinating geme will be the feature of the afternoon, and refreshments wil] . movement be served, Business Locals. Council Chambers. Try them. tf ar Bekery. Try it and you will alway nov6-tf The General annie Simonds for Judge} has the following item concerning the} _ The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W. J. BRiTh ‘an Loveland ie now selling his famous bread‘at five cents a loaf at the Popu8 promises to ‘arent ~ Yesterday the ap-. s Parlor for a writ ot abelata tp sea the Grand Par{lor to recognize ita attorney, George D. (es ‘Was postponed until Friday, this Oharles Nouges, representin Peter F. Duone, interferred and " nounced that Danne was attorney for “. the Parlor. Stevens and Collins denied his right to appear and for a time there was a free for all disousslow as to whe had a right to speak for the Grand Parlor. In the midst of the controversy, Jadge Seawell granted the postponement until Friday, and sent the attorneys Gut to settle the quarrel between themselves. Danne was attorney for. Mrs. Genevieve Baker, formerly grand president of the’ Native Daughters, in her recent contest with Minerva Parlor. Mrs, Baker contends that the appointment of Dunne is still in etfecc and she believes that he should continue to represent the Grand Parlor. It is probable that'either Dunne or'Stevens will withdraw from the case before Friday. Soldier. Suicided. Santa Monicd, Jane 17—Irwiu Rob inson, a veteran of a New York cavalry regiment. committed suicide at the Soldiers’ Home late last night, by shooting himself. Robinson was 69 years of ago and hada wife living in Loe Angeles, to whom be yesterday gave his savings, which amounted to about $300, telling her that ~he woald not need the a ‘@ny more. , improved Today. denly ill Monday night; is greatly improved today. Mrs John J, Schmidt, who has best very ill, ig much mt today. A Match Pace. New Yorx, Jane 17—It has been detinitely settled that the match race between Thomas Lewson’s Boralma and E. E. Smithers’ Lord Derby for a side stake of $20,000, shall take place at Hartford on Saturday, August 2d. The horses have been matched and . forfeits of $5000 have been posted for some time. His Sixth Term. ~ SaLinas, June 17—Jesus Garcia, leader of a gang of horse thieves that has been operating in the coast counties between San.“Matee. andSanta Barbara, and who has been in San Qnentin five terms already, pleaded guilty in the Superior. Court here and was this morning sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in the same prison. ——— . Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma Paine, none better. For saie + Recto Bros. Job Couldn’t Have Stood It If he hed Itching Piles. They're jles on. earth,

raat. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily world. ce 25c a box. anteed. Sold by ¥.: D. Vinton. Notice to the Public. as there is any. business to do. them at all REASONABLE hours. tf W. a. Dunlap, who was taken sud-/ terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of It has cured thousEruptions it’s the best salve in the Qure guarOn tid “after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long I make my living out of the people to opening it.on a more extensive who patronize me and it is only reasonable thet I should accommodate Grocer. -. .Qall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. bas returned from a business . sad pleasure tri to Sacramento. — James ington today.of Pittsburg, Pa., are here spending the summer, County Assessor Henry Schroeder to San on a business trip. é Geo. W. Sherwoed of Tacoma was a passenger on last evening's incoming. train. of Sen Franciseo are here spending a) few days, mining business, Mrs. H. B. Starbird of Highlands arrived: here last evening acd left for North Bloomf@eld on'a visit. Mrs. H. Brown of San Francisco arrived here last evening, en roate to Forest City .on a visit. 8. Igliok of Downieville arrived here last evening from Sen Francisco and left this morning for bis home, F. Olifte of Alameda is in town. Mrs. Silent of Los Angeles, who has been here on a visit’ to her parents Mr, and Mrs. W Dennis; returned home this morning. : ” P. A. Macon of San Francisco is visiting here. i Jas. E. Robinson, W. Schroder, W, Moran and E. J, Waigh of Sen Francisco came in on lest evening’s train. H, E, Diggles, the well known traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. ©. H. Adams arrived. here last evening from San Francieco and left this morning for Downieville. G. L. McCandless and F. R. Romeli are here from Sacramento. Mise Ivy Snyder of Salt Lake City is here on a visit te friends. Mrs. Olark and daughter of Colfax are here on a visit toMr. and Mrs. O. Olark. Mrs. M. D. Cooley arrived here last evening from a visit toSan Franeisoo, and left this morning for her bome at Maybert. é Mias Helen Orandall of Oakland is bere on a visit to Mies Annie Stevens, W. Kalleburger, wife and son, who have beea to San Francisco on a visit, returned to this city last evening and left for their home in North Bloomfield this morning. Henry Disque, formerly of Colfax, . . bat now a deputy in the tax collector’s office at San Francisco, was visiting his. friends in this city Monday. and Elle Patterson who have been visiting at San Francisco, left om the morning stege for their home in Alleghany. Geo. P. James ef Sie Ta City passed through thie city yesterday, bound for San Francisco, W: Luéderdorff arrived here lest evening and left this merning for Relief Hill. Mrs. Cole of Washington is visiting friends in thie city. Joseph Kitts, who is attending the Stanford University, .is epending his vacation with his folke at Town Talk. Mrs. M. A. Meek, has returned from Alameda, where she went te attend the funeral of the late Mrs. James Arnott. Mrs. A. D. Mason, who has been visiting ber parente at Birchville, bas re turned. Geo. Mounier of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, John German, Jr., came over from North Sen Juan this: morning and left for San Yrancisco for the benefit of his health. Menzo Lawrence. left this morning for Seattle. Fred Miller left this morniog for Colfax. Nat. P. Brown was able te be down town today, having recovered from his illness. Good Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very beet. of beef; mutton and veal ene all times. tf rE mare quae 26 care of 6 tive move them except by. using hot water Chronic constfpa: was my case Sow have from one to shree passages a day. and if AYLMER L. Hunt, — $680 Russell St., Detroit, Mich. CANDY we OURE CONSTIPATION. .. = CONSTIPATION time without a of the bowels, not being able bad tion for seven years placed me in this terrible condition; during that time I did everything I heard of but never found any relief; such until I begam using CASCARETS. TTavori fads, was nave I would a give$100.00 for each movement; it a eg pe, We, 300, SEs, to. Gtoriing Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, Hew York. al TAYLOR'S BIST pe TEN FLAVORS.. Fresh Every Day. . parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, pee otor Bros. dues egaumaeeg: Commercial Street, Nevade -° City Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thesity. Cosy i Ty’ i them again and Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders ramer returned: to Wash: Mrs, M. B, Jelly and Mabel 0. Jelly;. left this mornivg for a Ganege trip Francisco, : H.0 Stanffer of Bacramento ia bere H. L. Eastman-and H. 8. Yeamans F. 8. Taylor of Montana is here on : Mrs. J. Patt n, Misses Olive Higgins . The above goods are under ea zo put up = please. Oustomers lovertaty ask for “Geo. I. nda ot ‘acae g ore GEO. O. GAYLORD. ‘8/Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal . Seite. Swell Stationery — commission to James O. Tyrrell of the Tidings, to be postmasster at Grass Told in a Brief Way fi Busy Reader Valley, and he will shortly take posseseine or FS,” en of the ofmon, and ran tt fo tipftop ee ee . Vinton’ s Show Window. Pectin end een eer oe ae F Sausned er oeg Mein tea 9 Ncube Leonean She Latest Fads in Writing Paper. in Mexico a few daye ago. No further W. G. Thomes, who was arrested terday pleaded: guilty and was fined $15, withthe alternative of seven days in the county jail. While working at the Federal Loan mine yesterday R. D. Ogden had the misfortune to hit himself on the foot with a pick, ran eg quite a wound, Fancy: Dress Goods We are daily receiving a. fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are ali 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 [ow prices, Spring Goods Shirt Waists The prompt use of the tetnous Gut} Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed Extra ‘Hi from 2 to 5 and 7 to8 p. m., antil cwtaaZaea£ a time will break up the severest cold. é , : Po ae 4 SNELL © FLEMING pr Corner of Broad and Pine 8 e The most delightfally blended : Yew Shape. : : ine bead ta whiskey known to the haman palate is Fedora standard for over Yew Séze : _ ¥ e @ caster aa Price List ¥or Infants and Children. ; Ory Ghem i Large Green Olives. 0.. ...ccceceeee 50 cents per quart For Sale. ; : P Ripe Olives ...... 25 cents per quart A lot of 7,9 and I-ineh iron pipe. Apply . ; ° ‘to Robt. J. Simmons, Nevada City. —_j17-2w : Green Olives ... 25 cents per quart CITY TAXES 5 OER FIGR OR eons. cencvesss -0 25 cents per quart i BOOE PUM Rios clicc i tack sheses 25 cents per quart ig ieee a sees —iPPotatoe Chips. ...00 oisccst seen 25 Cents a pound e Fi : F 1901008 are ‘now due and : Pickled Pigsfeet ........:..0. .10 cents a pound delinquent on . ; b g Monday, August 4th) ypaded . ange ge * Sibi ‘z =~= it Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, isi fo oh Mg ofled to the CERT . these from 9 a, mw: to 12 m., and J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Md. * ay “HL SHEAREK, : claw awe avelavale> daverlacalavalinalinaivace ty Marsbai and Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 16th, 1902. balabhdiabalal ome 1 A A Our Hobbies.. . Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you hs Se Quati Supreme, Mivciute Cleanliness, Polite » gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as st stipes be ; and ype Service. had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Our Ice Cream Soda and Business for Sale:to Right Parties. Ice Cream Sandwiches H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS : Electric Oars, Pass are without a peer. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors 18 Commercial Street Nevada City. ? Telephone 521. ie ie 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 Cone cate the best in Nevada County and our prices! as LEMON.....seers 35 = BOC low as the lowest. We also have VANILLA ... ..----5 25 50 ROSE ...: Re 28 50 alaly ALMOND ....--.++ 28 50 H AM M ¢ C KS RASPBERRY ..... 25 50 ; STRAWBERRY..... 25 50 FRUIT COLORING . .. = { ORANGE. :.....+. i rime rigs i : a e Elegant Line of Summer ri ili nery at all prices, “ee — ag psa aati to hold tne: : Just Received. B08 eg A ES SUE Ww. KF Crawrord Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. Maun Street . Material of all kinds for hunters, ent Street Nevads —— We have'a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools.and Geo. EB. Turner . Se