June 18, 1903 (4 pages)

if iinet aicmaeni rl = ANNES, NEVADA x NAT. P. a ee City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EH, BROWN, Manager. .TERMS.OF SUBSO Delivered to any part of th city. MyTUM, e e e 3BSORIPTION A2 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY. June 18, 1903 RERERREKREAKKKRKK THE FOURTH OF JULY 4 Lahahahatehatetatetetehed. tt.0.5.3 HE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY—the ° day all true patriots of this great American patriots love > celebrate—is only d ore we can scarcely realize it the eventful day will have come and past—such is the rapid flight of time. When it comes to celebrating, however, Nevada county people always make the American eagle scream loud and long, and our Fourth of July celebrations cannot be excelled in patriotic exhuberance, magnificence and splendor anywhere on the Coast; in fact, we have a State reputation along this line. The coming demonstration, which will be held in Grass Valley this year, will be no exception to the rule, as the citizens of that town have arranged for one of the grandest celebrations ever held in Northern California, and the people of this city are already making their plans and preparing to go over and join in the festivities, After the lapse of more than a century and a quarter since the proclamation of independence and the issuance of the Declaration to the world, quite agreed as to how that celebrated. That it ought to be celebrated all are agreed, That is the ever recurring and always perplexing but how? question Let Young America alone and he will decide promptly and with great unanimity. He will make it a day of big noises and much eating. That is the way of the natural man for expressing his joy and approval of a startling event. Leave it to the old American and he will take sadly. He will sing “America,” reverentially while the band plays “The Star-Spangled Banner,” he will join in the chorus when the the Republic” out flinching the Fourth of is sung by the choir and he will endure withJuly oration and the reading of the Declaration of Independence. about two weeks distant, and the American people are not momentous event ought to be his pleasure he will stand uncovered “Battle Hymn of And then he, too, will eat, t E t t THE SCHOLS Close TODA Happy Pupils Dismissed For Their Summer Vacation --List of Those Who Have Been Promoted After Taking the Final Examinations. the public schools had completed the term’s work and the pupils were dismissed for a two months’ vacation. The schoo! work this week consisted mostly of the final examination of all Scholars who did not earn honorary promotion in their monthly examination, and this work was completed yesterday. This morning the teachers gave out the report cards and read the lists of those who have succegsfally Passed the examination, together with the average percentages ‘made. The following is a list of scholars who passed the examinations, and includes a number who have been promoted upon recommendation : Promoted to Second Grade. Everett Jobrston, Halsye Downey, Letbha Merrill, Madeline Moore, Fred Penrose, Stanley Scarfe, Cossette Allau, Howard Andrews, Haviland Dower, Clifford Carveth, Mand Pianezzi, Sylva Rathbun, Alice Rathbun, Madeline Charonnat, Edna Williams, Robert Bovey, Norman Murley, Alma Hitchens, Gus Fisher, Ralph Irving, Roy Clark, Joe Thomas. From Second Grade—Miss F. Power, teacher. . Recommended—Edith Darbio, John Lopez, Alice Eddy, Elmer Ducbin, Eddie Trewhella, Lucile Trewhella, Lawrence Rickard, Steila Pianezzi, Albert. Robinson, Cedric Bean. Passed Examinations—Onnie Steffen, Raymond Wilde, Charlie Guenther, Recommended to Third Grade from Second Grade—Mrs. E. 8S. Hathaway, teacher. Joaquin Lopez, Mary Randall, Bernice Smitb, Kay Stanley, Myrtle Weissenberger, Ula Sweeney, Albert Lewis, Callie Thomas, Georgie Knapp, Louisa Lewis, Charley O’Neill, Lavinia Polglaise, Allen Giovannetti, Dorcas Mott, Georgie Jones, Promoted to Third Grade—Bernice Powell, Retha Downey, Katie Silva, Ernestine Charonnat, Frank Schmidt, Frank Wright. Recommended to fourth from third grade—Miss G. Goyrne, teacher, Richard Noell, David Jewett, Fred This forenoon the various grades of Recommended from fourth to fifthgrade —Miss Maups I. Moxour, teacher, Harold Guenther, Lillie Rogers. Promoted on examination—Stanton Williams, Pearl Thomas, Martin Seith. Promoted without examination — Bert Bennets, Raphael Solari, Eddie Schmidt. ‘ Recommended from third to fourth grade—Miss Muromie, teacher. Lamer Fleming. On examination (trial in spelling), Earl Richard. Fifth to Sixth. Miss E. Keenan, Teacher. Recommended — Winfred Renfree, Wallace Latta, George Miller, Wesley Williams, McMurray Mallen, Elmer Medlin, : Promo‘ed on Examination — May Dawe,Sadie Ramsey, Genevieve Boardman, Lawrence Carter, Bertha Jacobs, Arthar Christenson, Harvey Gilbam, Berkey Giovanetti, Sixth to Seventh. Mrs. Long, Teacher. Charlie Scarf, Roland Eddy, David Daniel, John Polglase, Fifth to Sixth, Laura Richard, Della Borlace, Eagene Dower, Essie Fischer, Juanita Menares, Malcolm Rogers, Harry Gallagher, Amelia Harper, Lester Myers. Sixth to Seventh Grade. Mary E. Hooz, Teacher. Recommended — Thomas Shartleff, On examination—Jacob Fordrini, Carl Lane, Eugene Porter, Frank Smitb, Hogh Galbraith, Edward Holland, Willie Buffington, Marela Gray, Preston Marsh, Walter Hammond, Tommie Rafter, Roy Garwood, David Dower, Carl Trevithick. ADDITIONAL PROMOTIONS. Seventh to Eighth Grade. Geo. W, Ogden, Teacher. Recommended—Mprtle Martin, Earle Cleave, Willie Oates, Melvin White, Johnnie Eddy, Lillie Martin, Ethel Kirkham, Ilene Maher, Eétella Swearingen, Reva Goering, Louis Denney, Without Examination—Nan O'Neill . Ethel Gallagher, Marguerite Weber, Evelyn Hanley, . ' SHE » VALLEJO, June 18—Fire YREKA, June 18—Fire at Edgewood early this morning destroyed several dwelling and business places. The loss is estimated at twenty-five thousand dollars. SACRAMENTO, June 18—Fleming’s harness store on a Street, was badly damaged by fire at an early, hour this morning. The loss is two thousand dollars. ‘The fire was caused . by a defective electric wire. last night damaged Aden’s coal yard tothe extent of six thousand dollars. Several other buildings narrowly escaped.j ~ LYDDITE EXPLOSION Mees Lonvon, Juhe I were blown to atoms, 8.—An explosion in the Woolwich Arsenal, where the Lyddite shell, one’of the most dangerous of high explosives and whose arising fumes aré deadly poison to life in any form, completely wrecked the building this morning. -Many men who were. working in and around the factory are missing, and it is believed that a large number IME HOTEL ANTLERS Appropriate and Suggestive Appellation The New Union hotel has been relegated to the oblivion of the past, memory only. acd henceforth the title which the old and popular hostelry has borne for so many years will be an appellation in Directors Meel. The directors of the Penn Valley Creamery Association held their reguJar montbly meeting today at the City Hall, in thiaqcity, and transacted considerable routine business, The reports of the various officers show that the affairs of this Nevada county institution are in a very flourishing condition. —ae Ip the Superior Court tod By @ petition in the matter of William H. Richards, deceased, was presefited by Geo. C. Richards asking that he be appointed administrator of the estate. e@eo + Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr, , . King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J, McFarland, Bentorville, Va., serves as en example. He writes: “I had Bronchitis’ for three yeara and doctored all the time without being benefitted. Then I began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bot tles wholly cured me.” Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular sizes, 60c. and $1. eee ee Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit a] "Woodmen Alive. District .Organizer Audette of the Woodmen of the World paid an official visit to Lone Pine Camp, No, 847, at Pythian Oastle last pight. Mr. Audette addressed the ¢amp in regard to various matters of interest to the local organization, and the evering was pleasantly pas He will remain here for two weeks, and tomorrow evening a “smoker” is to be given. The. following/ committee was appointed to arrange for the social meeting: F, L. Arbogast, John Werry, Fred E. Brown, . Lone Pine Camp is endeavoring to increase its membership, and excellent progrese is being made. There are many good features in this organization, and it has had a very rapid growth throughout the United States, The membership in Oslifornia is large, and new camps. are being instituted right along. The local camp elected the following officers last evening: D.-A; Dalley, 0. 0; F. T. Smith, A. L.; Fred BE, rown, escort, E. J. Baker, watehman; John Werry, sentinel; W. W. Kirkham, manager. The installation will take place at the first regular meeting in July. Takes the burn out; heals the wound cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectrio Oil, the household remedy. Ventre Superior Jane i The following trial in the Superior Cou ® action versus James Oates, JUrors wore rt this atteng Nevada Township—Goo, EB R. P. Goldsworthy, T.B.q Jauch, V, EB, Austin, Grass Valley Payne, Jno. T. W. Reseigh, Mell, Bradway W. H. Bawden, W.: Butler, North Bloomflela Jepson, Charles lan. Oo. Rough and Read Tisher, Luther Patiman, . P. Hubie, Eureka Township H. A. Robbins Perkins, Jas, L, Fowler, gg Tay, Ww. H, D te i Township ‘ed Geo, Jenkin, : Ww. Harker, Jobo Cog Towneh a Tobn Poggi —Thomag Par Little York Townehip—p, E. Maher & Co., Nevada Ci “<i> 100000000000000000 <em> Your Last Chang i ~ To Gel a Ready fo Wear : Dress Cheap. 1 White Dress, the price was $4, reduced to $2, 2 White Dresses, the price Show Window. was See them $6.50, reduced to $3,50, 1 White Dress, the price was $7, reduced to $4. 1 White Dress, the price was $8.50, reduced to $4.50, Just the thing for Picnics. in our large [IE More New White Shirt Waists today. BIG RIBBON SALE, 4 inch all silk Ribbon, 150 ytd Respectfully Mather & Co. Dont Vor A. Wheeler is k , McCutchan t San Francisco Ridge ‘omorrow ,and Mrs, W.] arrived here irs. hos. -Ourn olumbia Hill are gs. W. Carey anc neisco are here. Reinstein of 8: De 5, Flynn and . n from Allegha C. Van House > th Yuba mine t everything is i bos. Wayman is p’s Crossing. Denner arrived m Bisbee, Arizo n for some time, rs. J, A. MoKer and Mré. M. St J with rheumati: po, Nevada, felson G. Tyler e last evening fo . Nelson will visi p returning the bz and other poin . J. Prautman, Mian) Wearn and this morning . pe, where they irment. Vy. O. Kay and ' der, Utah, are hi yis a brother to charge of the tors are dealers .M. Walling, Jr. San Francisco, J. O, Malligan, er here, in givil the controvers ited Railroads an rs, William Mec from San France! eral of the late werman, returner fr.and Mrs. R. their home at 1 On the issue of eating a big dinner the young American and the old are in substantial accord, but in nothing else. Inebriety is only an intensifying of the same innate impulse. In our soberer moments we feel that “the day we cele— brate” ought to be» devoted to impressittg upon the minds of the youth a realizing sense of the inestimable blessings of .Jiberty and to a serious minded consideration of grave problems of State, which would convert the festivity into a gladiatorial political wrangle, forgetting that the most profound truths must be transformed into sentiment before they are made effective for any good purpose. For the maintenance of free government a waving banner or a strain of martial music will accomplish more than the most irrefragible deductions of logic. Therefore, with an underlying stratum of Sense to determine the general direction, the day should be devoted to the inspiration of patriotic sentiment, to the fixing in the mind of the important fact that here and elsewhere, individually and as a people, America and Americans must stand for equality of opportunity in all the avenues of life and pae-eminently before the law. Let the day be dedicated to the exaltation of that single conviction, through the sentiments, with all the banners that can be lifted to the breeze, with the best niusic that can be obtained, with diversions that do not debauch and with all the punishment of the stomach that the much-abused organ can stand with sobriety. Let the people rejoice and be glad in all the moral ways they know how, for it is in the heats rather than in the heads of men that our nation will be strong and its career glorious. Let Grass Valley’s, Fourth of July committee be heartThe modern, up-to-date, energetic and enterprising new proprietors of the hotel have shown their shrewd and business-like propensities by reducing and Worry Over a Hot So its stead a title that is both signifi: cant suggestive of meaning. The TURNER & HADLEY. COMPANY have the latest Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves today to the large and commodious structure is an amulet that bide fair to The Detroit Vapor and the National Blue Flame Stoves are celebrated for their absolute safety and simplicity. Annie Bond, Lenore Ashburn. On Examination — Tosca Woebler’ Howard Ogden, Grace Weeks, Ella Taylor, H«ward Douglass, Wallace Waélliame, Alice Langman, Josie Hitchcock, Gussie Eddy; Annie Rogers, Alice Morgan, Jennie Wearn, David Richards, Gracie McAllister. Eighth to Ninth. Emily Hoskins, Louise Fisber, Louise Lawrence, Amanda Polmere, May Stevens, Beseie; Wearn, Lou Werry, Maggie Thomas, Arist ede Charonat Andy Gifford, Howard Hallett, Victor Treadwell, Fred Tremaine, Ed Waters. Fred Oooper, ‘ Ramsey, Clematys Marsh, Maurice Scarfe, Willie Huddlestone, Harry Merrill, Ross Monroe. Promotion to fourth grade on examination—Robert Wood, Eddie Thomas, John Solari, James Taylor, Frank Holbrook. Of). . P. Tuttle, wife from Auburn. legal business. rs. R. Carkeek Globe, Arizona n her husband, irs. Robert Huc rth, San Juan ass Valley for so bved to this city. Miss Louise Hac siting at San. F me this evening. Mrs. N. E, Calki: here on a visit to Harris. G. LL. Candlass a re from Sacramer Arthur O, Smith « Te spending a fev ~~ 0 Worst of All an anything be at every minute ich was the expe! bwson, Decatur, arz,’ she writes, ‘ a pain from it hd bowel trouble. itable, when doc esfailed Atlen try Electric Bitte 8 miraculous. I d now Dm con or Liver, Kidney, oubles Electric edicine. Only 50 yw D, Vinton, D 4 the taste manufactured by an expert mixclogist at Britland’s, Recommended from fourth to fifth grade—Miss E. Goyne, teacher. Alle Hawkins, Alice Britland, Wallace Rogers, Jennie Jacobs, Promoted on examination — Wihie Hoffmann, Charlie Ramsey, Evelyn Hitchens, Violet Thomas, Johnnie Planezzi, Frank Black. Arrived Yesterday. The two’large 5-stamp mortars which Gre to be used in the Blue Gravel mine’s new ten stamp mill at Blue Tent, arrived at tHe-~depot here yesterday. Ste : This morning the mortars, together if the Advice of This Nevada with a lot of whzels and other neces-. City Citizen is Followed. sary mine and mill machinery, were ae loaded on heavy freight wagons and = woman's back has many aches and Paine, shipped la‘er in the day to their destiMost times ’tis ‘the kidneys’ fault, nation. The mortars will be installed as soon as practicable. Backdehe is really kidney ache. That’s why Doan’s Kid ney Pills cure Place the new hotel, under the new management, in the ranks of the ranking hotels of Northern California, Elaborate preparations are now being made by the Present owners to Place the hotel in a condition that for Cleanls airy and salubrious apartments will be unexcelled by any interior hotel in the State. To that end all the rooms within the big structure are being overhauled, renovated and put in ® shape that the most fastidious and exacting cannot fail to take cognizance of and appreciate. New furniture and furnishings have also been allotted to the various 8pertments, and this, in conjunction with the other improvements, tends to draw to their cosy and home-like attractiveness, The “Hotel Antlers” will be thrown Open to the public somewhere about the Ist of July, and on that date or upon the date to be definitely decided later, the owners have in contemplation the giving of a grand Opening dance to the commonwealth, and which will be free to one and all alike. eee . A WOMAN’S BACK. _——__ THE ACHES AND PAINS WILL DISAPPEAR The National Blue Flame Wickless Kerosene Stove is something new and deserves your attention. PRICE, $7.15 Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET, . NEVADA CITY M. L. & D. MARSH LUMBER DEALERS ———carry a full line of. i ana it How’s This? _We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and beMany Nevada City women know this, Read what one has to say about it, Mrs. Maxin Martinetti, of Nevada S8t., Aristocracy Hill, near city limits, . says: ‘I had backache for at least ten years, not all the time but it came on in attacks, some of them very severe ily sustained in its efforts to this end. Died al Dobbins. Coroner J. K. Kelly was notified this morning thatFrancis George, a wellto-do ‘and prominent resident of Dobbins Ranch district, had been found dead, and that his services were required, says Tuesday’s: Marysville Democrat. Mr. George was over to his brother’s place last evening and complained of feeling bad. His brother, Manuel George, told him to lie down on a cot out on the porch for a Card of Thanks. We, the undersigned, take this meang of expressing our deepest gratitude and extending our sincerest thanks to the many kind and thougbtfal neighlieve him perfectly honorable in al! business transactions and floancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggiste,. Toledo, O. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfeces of the system. bors and friends who in @Dy way aseisted to lighten the sorrows and alleviate our tribulations, incident to the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother, William Grose. JAMES GROSE AND Famity. Testimonials sent free. Price 760, per bottle. Sold by al) Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills sre the best. Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Oold Storage and some of them mild. When they were at their height 1 wae unable some times. to tarn in. bed without assistance. I knew from the pain. being located just acrogs the kidneys that those organs were either overexcited or weakened, but I did not know what to do to get relief, although I was constantly trying little simple remedies, When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and that they were for the kidneys and the kidneys alone, I went to Vinton’s drag store for a bo: ay continuation of the treatment for a short time stopped the last attack.” Sold for 50 cents a box b all dealers. Foster-Milburn Oo,, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. member the name—Doan’ Dunlap & Leiter, the new proprietors of the Hotel Antlers, are men of wide and varied experience in the com mercial status of business affairs; men of executive ability and Stamina, and men who have the happy faculty of knowiug just when and how to cater to the wants of the home and transient public, Accommodating, courteous and fall +t Mees and push they will without doubt bring the new establishment up cellency and ——— perfection. to a high degree of ex-: eZ! SOLD EVERYWHERE. ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Wrs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshmente—25 cents, A age ril¢ make Doors, Windows, Blinds, from one pint up. Oall and see, ACE aa Telephone Main 831, ws Cad Pad OFFIOR ;oF ‘ Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings, Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, ete. MASURY’S PAINT We have thie celebrated Paintall colors, and in cans from0 Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St Tel. 912 eee W. H. SMITH Wholesale andjretail ‘dealer in Port office Box 114 _——— ie) ou we Piano Tuning C. W. Bennett i siting Nevada Of iddlo of Angust. For that thirst tr beer at Britland Low Ickets to Califor June 30th, allow erat Stations, . nd Missouri Kiv uls, Memphis, 0; Chicago, ete. take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times td with the Sou hy’s agent at tkets from any © CASI while before starting home, and this he did, the brother going into the house. When he returned to where bis brother was laying he was surprised to find life extinct, the old gentleman baving passed away without a word of warn<ing. Deceased was a native of Portugal and 63 years of age, having been a resident of Dobbins and vicinity for ae years, where be lived with his family. : Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Et RUNES P fof My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. \_ Meats you shoudd send your orders Grissel Bros., Commercial street. ‘The finest of beef, pork, motton and lamb int he market, e2l-tf GRAINPaco. THE PURE . GRAIN COFFEE If you use Grain-O in Place of . . coffee you will enjoy it just as much for it tastes the Same; yet, it is like a food to the system, distributing the full substance of the bs . pure grain with every drop. TRY IT To-pay. At grocers everywhere; 15c, and 2c, sie anaes, That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thonsands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and bal!ld up your health, Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. and make them tn ° rim clase jmaner. 1 also frame them when aoordered. I make frames of all kinds. MOOR EB —at> ee ADAMS" SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, Cure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 25c. Druggists, 8, 1908. ; Nevapa irr, January 13, 1s . MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE -— PER POUND RETAIL. go ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. ate fresh and fine and‘are very delicioue in fe=-r andjvery healthy. WAK, H. SMITH, « California Champegnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from } Californie wines. At Britland’s. cr rh a Nevada City Broad Street, >

if iinet aicmaeni rl = ANNES, NEVADA x NAT. P. a ee City Dairy TRANSCRIPT BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EH, BROWN, Manager. .TERMS.OF SUBSO Delivered to any part of th city. MyTUM, e e e 3BSORIPTION A2 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY.. June 18, 1903 RERERREKREAKKKRKK THE FOURTH OF JULY 4 Lahahahatehatetatetetehed. tt.0.5.3 HE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY—the ° day all true patriots of this great American patriots love > celebrate—is only d ore we can scarcely realize it the eventful day will have come and past—such is the rapid flight of time. When it comes to celebrating, however, Nevada county people always make the American eagle scream loud and long, and our Fourth of July celebrations cannot be excelled in patriotic exhuberance, magnificence and splendor anywhere on the Coast; in fact, we have a State reputation along this line. The coming demonstration, which will be held in Grass Valley this year, will be no exception to the rule, as the citizens of that town have arranged for one of the grandest celebrations ever held in Northern California, and the people of this city are already making their plans and preparing to go over and join in the festivities, After the lapse of more than a century and a quarter since the proclamation of independence and the issuance of the Declaration to the world, quite agreed as to how that celebrated. That it ought to be celebrated all are agreed, That is the ever recurring and always perplexing but how? question Let Young America alone and he will decide promptly and with great unanimity. He will make it a day of big noises and much eating. That is the way of the natural man for expressing his joy and approval of a startling event. Leave it to the old American and he will take sadly. He will sing “America,” reverentially while the band plays “The Star-Spangled Banner,” he will join in the chorus when the the Republic” out flinching the Fourth of is sung by the choir and he will endure withJuly oration and the reading of the Declaration of Independence. about two weeks distant, and the American people are not momentous event ought to be his pleasure he will stand uncovered “Battle Hymn of And then he, too, will eat, t E t t THE SCHOLS Close TODA Happy Pupils Dismissed For Their Summer Vacation --List of Those Who Have Been Promoted After Taking the Final Examinations. the public schools had completed the term’s work and the pupils were dismissed for a two months’ vacation. The schoo! work this week consisted mostly of the final examination of all Scholars who did not earn honorary promotion in their monthly examination, and this work was completed yesterday. This morning the teachers gave out the report cards and read the lists of those who have succegsfally Passed the examination, together with the average percentages ‘made. The following is a list of scholars who passed the examinations, and includes a number who have been promoted upon recommendation : Promoted to Second Grade. Everett Jobrston, Halsye Downey, Letbha Merrill, Madeline Moore, Fred Penrose, Stanley Scarfe, Cossette Allau, Howard Andrews, Haviland Dower, Clifford Carveth, Mand Pianezzi, Sylva Rathbun, Alice Rathbun, Madeline Charonnat, Edna Williams, Robert Bovey, Norman Murley, Alma Hitchens, Gus Fisher, Ralph Irving, Roy Clark, Joe Thomas. From Second Grade—Miss F. Power, teacher. . Recommended—Edith Darbio, John Lopez, Alice Eddy, Elmer Ducbin, Eddie Trewhella, Lucile Trewhella, Lawrence Rickard, Steila Pianezzi, Albert. Robinson, Cedric Bean. Passed Examinations—Onnie Steffen, Raymond Wilde, Charlie Guenther, Recommended to Third Grade from Second Grade—Mrs. E. 8S. Hathaway, teacher. Joaquin Lopez, Mary Randall, Bernice Smitb, Kay Stanley, Myrtle Weissenberger, Ula Sweeney, Albert Lewis, Callie Thomas, Georgie Knapp, Louisa Lewis, Charley O’Neill, Lavinia Polglaise, Allen Giovannetti, Dorcas Mott, Georgie Jones, Promoted to Third Grade—Bernice Powell, Retha Downey, Katie Silva, Ernestine Charonnat, Frank Schmidt, Frank Wright. Recommended to fourth from third grade—Miss G. Goyrne, teacher, Richard Noell, David Jewett, Fred This forenoon the various grades of Recommended from fourth to fifthgrade —Miss Maups I. Moxour, teacher, Harold Guenther, Lillie Rogers. Promoted on examination—Stanton Williams, Pearl Thomas, Martin Seith. Promoted without examination — Bert Bennets, Raphael Solari, Eddie Schmidt. ‘ Recommended from third to fourth grade—Miss Muromie, teacher. Lamer Fleming. On examination (trial in spelling), Earl Richard. Fifth to Sixth. Miss E. Keenan, Teacher. Recommended — Winfred Renfree, Wallace Latta, George Miller, Wesley Williams, McMurray Mallen, Elmer Medlin, : Promo‘ed on Examination — May Dawe,Sadie Ramsey, Genevieve Boardman, Lawrence Carter, Bertha Jacobs, Arthar Christenson, Harvey Gilbam, Berkey Giovanetti, Sixth to Seventh. Mrs. Long, Teacher. Charlie Scarf, Roland Eddy, David Daniel, John Polglase, Fifth to Sixth, Laura Richard, Della Borlace, Eagene Dower, Essie Fischer, Juanita Menares, Malcolm Rogers, Harry Gallagher, Amelia Harper, Lester Myers. Sixth to Seventh Grade. Mary E. Hooz, Teacher. Recommended — Thomas Shartleff, On examination—Jacob Fordrini, Carl Lane, Eugene Porter, Frank Smitb, Hogh Galbraith, Edward Holland, Willie Buffington, Marela Gray, Preston Marsh, Walter Hammond, Tommie Rafter, Roy Garwood, David Dower, Carl Trevithick. ADDITIONAL PROMOTIONS. Seventh to Eighth Grade. Geo. W, Ogden, Teacher. Recommended—Mprtle Martin, Earle Cleave, Willie Oates, Melvin White, Johnnie Eddy, Lillie Martin, Ethel Kirkham, Ilene Maher, Eétella Swearingen, Reva Goering, Louis Denney, Without Examination—Nan O'Neill . Ethel Gallagher, Marguerite Weber, Evelyn Hanley, . ' SHE » VALLEJO, June 18—Fire YREKA, June 18—Fire at Edgewood early this morning destroyed several dwelling and business places. The loss is estimated at twenty-five thousand dollars. SACRAMENTO, June 18—Fleming’s harness store on a Street, was badly damaged by fire at an early, hour this morning. The loss is two thousand dollars. ‘The fire was caused . by a defective electric wire. last night damaged Aden’s coal yard tothe extent of six thousand dollars. Several other buildings narrowly escaped.j ~ LYDDITE EXPLOSION Mees Lonvon, Juhe I were blown to atoms, 8.—An explosion in the Woolwich Arsenal, where the Lyddite shell, one’of the most dangerous of high explosives and whose arising fumes aré deadly poison to life in any form, completely wrecked the building this morning. -Many men who were. working in and around the factory are missing, and it is believed that a large number IME HOTEL ANTLERS Appropriate and Suggestive Appellation The New Union hotel has been relegated to the oblivion of the past, memory only. acd henceforth the title which the old and popular hostelry has borne for so many years will be an appellation in Directors Meel. The directors of the Penn Valley Creamery Association held their reguJar montbly meeting today at the City Hall, in thiaqcity, and transacted considerable routine business, The reports of the various officers show that the affairs of this Nevada county institution are in a very flourishing condition. —ae Ip the Superior Court tod By @ petition in the matter of William H. Richards, deceased, was presefited by Geo. C. Richards asking that he be appointed administrator of the estate. e@eo + Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr, , . King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J, McFarland, Bentorville, Va., serves as en example. He writes: “I had Bronchitis’ for three yeara and doctored all the time without being benefitted. Then I began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bot tles wholly cured me.” Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular sizes, 60c. and $1. eee ee Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit a] "Woodmen Alive. District .Organizer Audette of the Woodmen of the World paid an official visit to Lone Pine Camp, No, 847, at Pythian Oastle last pight. Mr. Audette addressed the ¢amp in regard to various matters of interest to the local organization, and the evering was pleasantly pas He will remain here for two weeks, and tomorrow evening a “smoker” is to be given. The. following/ committee was appointed to arrange for the social meeting: F, L. Arbogast, John Werry, Fred E. Brown, . Lone Pine Camp is endeavoring to increase its membership, and excellent progrese is being made. There are many good features in this organization, and it has had a very rapid growth throughout the United States, The membership in Oslifornia is large, and new camps. are being instituted right along. The local camp elected the following officers last evening: D.-A; Dalley, 0. 0; F. T. Smith, A. L.; Fred BE, rown, escort, E. J. Baker, watehman; John Werry, sentinel; W. W. Kirkham, manager. The installation will take place at the first regular meeting in July. Takes the burn out; heals the wound cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectrio Oil, the household remedy. Ventre Superior Jane i The following trial in the Superior Cou ® action versus James Oates, JUrors wore rt this atteng Nevada Township—Goo, EB R. P. Goldsworthy, T.B.q Jauch, V, EB, Austin, Grass Valley Payne, Jno. T. W. Reseigh, Mell, Bradway W. H. Bawden, W.: Butler, North Bloomflela Jepson, Charles lan. Oo. Rough and Read Tisher, Luther Patiman, . P. Hubie, Eureka Township H. A. Robbins Perkins, Jas, L, Fowler, gg Tay, Ww. H, D te i Township ‘ed Geo, Jenkin, : Ww. Harker, Jobo Cog Towneh a Tobn Poggi —Thomag Par Little York Townehip—p, E. Maher & Co., Nevada Ci “<i> 100000000000000000 <em> Your Last Chang i ~ To Gel a Ready fo Wear : Dress Cheap.. 1 White Dress, the price was $4, reduced to $2, 2 White Dresses, the price Show Window. was See them $6.50, reduced to $3,50, 1 White Dress, the price was $7, reduced to $4. 1 White Dress, the price was $8.50, reduced to $4.50, Just the thing for Picnics. in our large [IE More New White Shirt Waists today. BIG RIBBON SALE, 4 inch all silk Ribbon, 150 ytd Respectfully Mather & Co. Dont Vor A. Wheeler is k , McCutchan t San Francisco Ridge ‘omorrow ,and Mrs, W.] arrived here irs. hos. -Ourn olumbia Hill are gs. W. Carey anc neisco are here. Reinstein of 8: De 5, Flynn and . n from Allegha C. Van House > th Yuba mine t everything is i bos. Wayman is p’s Crossing. Denner arrived m Bisbee, Arizo n for some time, rs. J, A. MoKer and Mré. M. St J with rheumati: po, Nevada, felson G. Tyler e last evening fo . Nelson will visi p returning the bz and other poin . J. Prautman, Mian) Wearn and this morning . pe, where they irment. Vy. O. Kay and ' der, Utah, are hi yis a brother to charge of the tors are dealers .M. Walling, Jr. San Francisco,

J. O, Malligan, er here, in givil the controvers ited Railroads an rs, William Mec from San France! eral of the late werman, returner fr.and Mrs. R. their home at 1 On the issue of eating a big dinner the young American and the old are in substantial accord, but in nothing else. Inebriety is only an intensifying of the same innate impulse. In our soberer moments we feel that “the day we cele— brate” ought to be» devoted to impressittg upon the minds of the youth a realizing sense of the inestimable blessings of .Jiberty and to a serious minded consideration of grave problems of State, which would convert the festivity into a gladiatorial political wrangle, forgetting that the most profound truths must be transformed into sentiment before they are made effective for any good purpose. For the maintenance of free government a waving banner or a strain of martial music will accomplish more than the most irrefragible deductions of logic. Therefore, with an underlying stratum of Sense to determine the general direction, the day should be devoted to the inspiration of patriotic sentiment, to the fixing in the mind of the important fact that here and elsewhere, individually and as a people, America and Americans must stand for equality of opportunity in all the avenues of life and pae-eminently before the law. Let the day be dedicated to the exaltation of that single conviction, through the sentiments, with all the banners that can be lifted to the breeze, with the best niusic that can be obtained, with diversions that do not debauch and with all the punishment of the stomach that the much-abused organ can stand with sobriety. Let the people rejoice and be glad in all the moral ways they know how, for it is in the heats rather than in the heads of men that our nation will be strong and its career glorious. Let Grass Valley’s, Fourth of July committee be heartThe modern, up-to-date, energetic and enterprising new proprietors of the hotel have shown their shrewd and business-like propensities by reducing and Worry Over a Hot So its stead a title that is both signifi: cant suggestive of meaning. The TURNER & HADLEY. COMPANY have the latest Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves today to the large and commodious structure is an amulet that bide fair to The Detroit Vapor and the National Blue Flame Stoves are celebrated for their absolute safety and simplicity. Annie Bond, Lenore Ashburn. On Examination — Tosca Woebler’ Howard Ogden, Grace Weeks, Ella Taylor, H«ward Douglass, Wallace Waélliame, Alice Langman, Josie Hitchcock, Gussie Eddy; Annie Rogers, Alice Morgan, Jennie Wearn, David Richards, Gracie McAllister. Eighth to Ninth. Emily Hoskins, Louise Fisber, Louise Lawrence, Amanda Polmere, May Stevens, Beseie; Wearn, Lou Werry, Maggie Thomas, Arist ede Charonat Andy Gifford, Howard Hallett, Victor Treadwell, Fred Tremaine, Ed Waters. Fred Oooper, ‘ Ramsey, Clematys Marsh, Maurice Scarfe, Willie Huddlestone, Harry Merrill, Ross Monroe. Promotion to fourth grade on examination—Robert Wood, Eddie Thomas, John Solari, James Taylor, Frank Holbrook. Of). . P. Tuttle, wife from Auburn. legal business. rs. R. Carkeek Globe, Arizona n her husband, irs. Robert Huc rth, San Juan ass Valley for so bved to this city. Miss Louise Hac siting at San. F me this evening. Mrs. N. E, Calki: here on a visit to Harris. G. LL. Candlass a re from Sacramer Arthur O, Smith « Te spending a fev ~~ 0 Worst of All an anything be at every minute ich was the expe! bwson, Decatur, arz,’ she writes, ‘ a pain from it hd bowel trouble. itable, when doc esfailed Atlen try Electric Bitte 8 miraculous. I d now Dm con or Liver, Kidney, oubles Electric edicine. Only 50 yw D, Vinton, D 4 the taste manufactured by an expert mixclogist at Britland’s, Recommended from fourth to fifth grade—Miss E. Goyne, teacher. Alle Hawkins, Alice Britland, Wallace Rogers, Jennie Jacobs, Promoted on examination — Wihie Hoffmann, Charlie Ramsey, Evelyn Hitchens, Violet Thomas, Johnnie Planezzi, Frank Black. Arrived Yesterday. The two’large 5-stamp mortars which Gre to be used in the Blue Gravel mine’s new ten stamp mill at Blue Tent, arrived at tHe-~depot here yesterday. Ste : This morning the mortars, together if the Advice of This Nevada with a lot of whzels and other neces-. City Citizen is Followed. sary mine and mill machinery, were ae loaded on heavy freight wagons and = woman's back has many aches and Paine, shipped la‘er in the day to their destiMost times ’tis ‘the kidneys’ fault, nation. The mortars will be installed as soon as practicable. Backdehe is really kidney ache. That’s why Doan’s Kid ney Pills cure Place the new hotel, under the new management, in the ranks of the ranking hotels of Northern California, Elaborate preparations are now being made by the Present owners to Place the hotel in a condition that for Cleanls airy and salubrious apartments will be unexcelled by any interior hotel in the State. To that end all the rooms within the big structure are being overhauled, renovated and put in ® shape that the most fastidious and exacting cannot fail to take cognizance of and appreciate. New furniture and furnishings have also been allotted to the various 8pertments, and this, in conjunction with the other improvements, tends to draw to their cosy and home-like attractiveness, The “Hotel Antlers” will be thrown Open to the public somewhere about the Ist of July, and on that date or upon the date to be definitely decided later, the owners have in contemplation the giving of a grand Opening dance to the commonwealth, and which will be free to one and all alike. eee . A WOMAN’S BACK. _——__ THE ACHES AND PAINS WILL DISAPPEAR The National Blue Flame Wickless Kerosene Stove is something new and deserves your attention. PRICE, $7.15 Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET, . NEVADA CITY M. L. & D. MARSH LUMBER DEALERS ———carry a full line of. i ana it How’s This? _We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and beMany Nevada City women know this, Read what one has to say about it, Mrs. Maxin Martinetti, of Nevada S8t., Aristocracy Hill, near city limits, . says: ‘I had backache for at least ten years, not all the time but it came on in attacks, some of them very severe ily sustained in its efforts to this end. Died al Dobbins. Coroner J. K. Kelly was notified this morning thatFrancis George, a wellto-do ‘and prominent resident of Dobbins Ranch district, had been found dead, and that his services were required, says Tuesday’s: Marysville Democrat. Mr. George was over to his brother’s place last evening and complained of feeling bad. His brother, Manuel George, told him to lie down on a cot out on the porch for a Card of Thanks. We, the undersigned, take this meang of expressing our deepest gratitude and extending our sincerest thanks to the many kind and thougbtfal neighlieve him perfectly honorable in al! business transactions and floancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggiste,. Toledo, O. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfeces of the system. bors and friends who in @Dy way aseisted to lighten the sorrows and alleviate our tribulations, incident to the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother, William Grose. JAMES GROSE AND Famity. Testimonials sent free. Price 760, per bottle. Sold by al) Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills sre the best. Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Oold Storage and some of them mild. When they were at their height 1 wae unable some times. to tarn in. bed without assistance. I knew from the pain. being located just acrogs the kidneys that those organs were either overexcited or weakened, but I did not know what to do to get relief, although I was constantly trying little simple remedies, When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and that they were for the kidneys and the kidneys alone, I went to Vinton’s drag store for a bo: ay continuation of the treatment for a short time stopped the last attack.” Sold for 50 cents a box b all dealers. Foster-Milburn Oo,, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. member the name—Doan’ Dunlap & Leiter, the new proprietors of the Hotel Antlers, are men of wide and varied experience in the com mercial status of business affairs; men of executive ability and Stamina, and men who have the happy faculty of knowiug just when and how to cater to the wants of the home and transient public, Accommodating, courteous and fall +t Mees and push they will without doubt bring the new establishment up cellency and ——— perfection. to a high degree of ex-: eZ! SOLD EVERYWHERE. ST. MARGARET GUILD SOCIAL Will be held at the residence of Wr. and Wrs. W. S. Richards Broad Street, on Wednesday, Even’g, June 24. Refreshmente—25 cents, A age ril¢ make Doors, Windows, Blinds, from one pint up. Oall and see, ACE aa Telephone Main 831, ws Cad Pad OFFIOR ;oF ‘ Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings, Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, ete. MASURY’S PAINT We have thie celebrated Paintall colors, and in cans from0 Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St Tel. 912 eee W. H. SMITH Wholesale andjretail ‘dealer in Port office Box 114 _——— ie) ou we Piano Tuning C. W. Bennett i siting Nevada Of iddlo of Angust. For that thirst tr beer at Britland Low Ickets to Califor June 30th, allow erat Stations, . nd Missouri Kiv uls, Memphis, 0; Chicago, ete. take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times td with the Sou hy’s agent at tkets from any © CASI while before starting home, and this he did, the brother going into the house. When he returned to where bis brother was laying he was surprised to find life extinct, the old gentleman baving passed away without a word of warn<ing. Deceased was a native of Portugal and 63 years of age, having been a resident of Dobbins and vicinity for ae years, where be lived with his family. : Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Et RUNES P fof My Own Raising and Curing at Wholesale and Retail. \_ Meats you shoudd send your orders Grissel Bros., Commercial street. ‘The finest of beef, pork, motton and lamb int he market, e2l-tf GRAINPaco. THE PURE . GRAIN COFFEE If you use Grain-O in Place of . . coffee you will enjoy it just as much for it tastes the Same; yet, it is like a food to the system, distributing the full substance of the bs . pure grain with every drop. TRY IT To-pay. At grocers everywhere; 15c, and 2c, sie anaes, That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thonsands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and bal!ld up your health, Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. and make them tn ° rim clase jmaner. 1 also frame them when aoordered. I make frames of all kinds. MOOR EB —at> ee ADAMS" SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, Cure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 25c. Druggists, 8, 1908. ; Nevapa irr, January 13, 1s . MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE -— PER POUND RETAIL. go ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. ate fresh and fine and‘are very delicioue in fe=-r andjvery healthy. WAK, H. SMITH, « California Champegnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from } Californie wines. At Britland’s. cr rh a Nevada City Broad Street, >