June 22, 1899 (4 pages)

A DAY OF PLEASURE, The Picnte at Glenbrook Park ake Place Saturday. /' Old and young wil ymug. a gala day ~~ Saturday. The picnic at Glenbrook Park will attract. there one of the — largest und best natured crowds of people that ever assembled on the historic grounds, The round-trip railroad fare and admission to the Park altogether is to be but fifty cents. The new band of twenty members has been engaged: to furnish music, and good music it will be. ‘ The. Seaweeds and Gilt Edges wil put upa great game of ball. Some of the best foot-racers, hammer throwers, etc., in the foothills will be there iiiinatalaaide * Jand another for sloops and yawis, will sere . Jalso be contested. for. It was the inR DAY. tention of C. Oliver Iselin, the Columgames were the amusements, after. bone of one leg broken about midway which refreshments were served. between the kee and hip. he French Corralites,will give a‘ County Superintendent of Schools COUNTY SS U LLI N GS. grand. ball on the night of the Fourth. . Rogers has announced that. he will ap: 'There-is very little sickness on the point W. M. Burckhalter and W. Rich. ridge now, if any, which is due no ardson to fill the vacancies on the doubt to the warm weather. board of school trustees. Joseph Fogarty, who has been work-' W. Richardson’s carriage horse ran odor of new . ing in Smartsville for some timé~past, away yesterday morning and created returned to his home at Birchville. ' quite a stir of excitement. William iss Bessie Ransom_returned last Cassidy hitched the animal.to the-cari . Sunday to her home at Sebastopol riage and started to drive from the wiin Kawa tee a nd ._childres, . trosi: Frepcli Corral: where she hes béey bamyard when a colt ran out of the Proiialy Gorval'énd Base rice at visiting friends. ; . ; . corral and frightened the animal,which ‘catihid ota: ; «DENS e 5 nea We wees g wirlerag . desed down Spring street throwing @ asihaxpectes 40. Ienvebure Garand — i sos ather, de® pe aie ~ Ke oe of for an indefinite period. He will join. Miss Anna Byan, who teaches s hool . hccn an Prot’ euieee, badcathis miother wlio fesides at Gibsoneith . yon, v ESHER. Se and jrned on Front street and _atWw at Gibsonville.!jn Stanislaus county, t»—visiting her . tempted to go into Moody’s stable. I Miss Hattie Isbister and sister, Mrs. ay i? chaetata Malbeia ag Ree mother at Birchville. A #2 Cotton, and Mr. Cotton and son are front gf Humphrey Bros’s. meat marSCRIPT. Wed TEE a Published evs evening except Sundays a Lege . Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. LU, 6. CALKINS, bia’s managing owner, to-start ber in this regatta, but after consultation with the N. Y. Y. ©. Regatta Committee it was decided to*-abandon: that ‘}plen.and hold a special rate between the new yacht and the Defender. This face will take plate on July first and will be sailed over the outside Hook course, fifteen miles to windward or leeward and return. It is probable, however, that while the Columbia will not participate in the New York Yacht Club regatta today she will be in evidence about the start. The new flagship Corsair will also be on hand today with the club’s Commodore, J. Pierpont Morgan, aboard, on SWEETLAND. The mowers are very busy at the present time and the mown hay scents the air. . has Mrs. Sam Slack and son will leave! 4 the East next Tuesday. BN, P. BROWN. Shooting Tournament ; _ At Dubuque. Dvusvgqor, Ia, June. 22—The tournament of the Central Schuetzen Bund of North America, to be held here from today to Jane 25th, promises. to be one of the largest sporting events of the year. About 1,000 sharpshooters from. various points between the Ohio river and the Pacific Coast will contest for the $5,000 or more offered in prizes. The association includes thirty-five societies with 4 membership of nearly four thousand. Besides representatives THURSDAY, JUNE 22, BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local a Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. White washable veils 25 cents—at the Racket Store. tf 1899. Mrs. James Fogarty of North San Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson’s. : tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of from éach of them, the Zettler Rifle Club of Greater New York sends a team a5 doesthe Hartford Rifle Club of HartTAB DOVE SEASON. expected here Friday. They will sojourn at. their old home for the sammer, : The cherry trees at the old MoNamJuan was visiting friends at Birebville . Wednesday. ~ . E. Keiffer and wife and Miss Maud Leet the carriage collided with the butther wagon and the horse’ broke and they will givea lively exhibition loos Theishafts were broken, which of sports. was a\put the only damage done_ the % George C. Gaylord. m6-tf _. Star Creamery butter, sold by GayJord. & Son, is the best. tf Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will -Gonfer the Second Rank tomorrow night «John Keir’s Pure Vermont. Maple Sugar, in 101b caus, at George ©. Gaylord & Son’s. tf Smoke the’ Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf Come and see the Guernsey rugs, fringed on both ends. alike, patterns the same on both sides,;-a_yard and a balf long. Snell & Fleming~sell them at a dollar apiece. p9-tf T.C, Shankland, State agent for the Philadlphia Underwriters fire insurance company, was here last night and appointed Deputy County Treasurer Wm. Delbridge agent for the company in this city and) Grass Valley. A committee consisting of Messrs. W. H. Martin, W. G. Ricbards and E. J. Rector waited upon the various mine superintendents today and requested them to stop work for a day and yet ali bands attend the picnic. Lone Pine Camp, Weedmen of the _ World, elected officers as follows last night: J. W. Lufkin, C.C.; J.B. Young, A. L.; L. G. Brasfield, E; Ralph White, W.; Ed. Marchie, S ; J. Werry, M:. The installation will take place Wednesday evening, July 5th. \ Yesterday's Marysville Appeal says; A gang of men were put to work Tuesday morning at DeGuerre Point, developing the formation, their findings to be sed as the basis of a report, which will shortly be made by the U.S. Engineers, in connection with establishing adam at that point. John McCann is the foreman, and Johu N. Gray and Hubert Vischer are superintending the work. Keiffer of Montezuma Hill were the carriag\ Mr. Cassidy received a scalp guests of F. Clynt and family ast wound ibthe fall and bruised one arm Sunday-at San Juan. _ . some ba¥-ws not’seriously injured. Bert Sooy, who has been teaching, Last Safinay some person or persehogl at Nicolaus, Sutter county, has sons enteréd he back room of Wm coat returned to his home at North San . Dougald’s sa\oon fromthe rear ] ee Juan. ‘and carried ‘away McDougald’s TRUCKER. . trunk containipg his Kof P. uniform; fire broke out.in the vicinity of the he missed-nothing é! fem the room: Aldér Oreek Wood and Lumber Com-! The trubkyas carried yer: near the pany’s Mil! Monday, but it was preTruckee Lamber—sampany\_ factory, vented from spreading and doing 80y) where the men broke it ope They artiedlar damege~ first attempted to cut off the Wok; sale Meade, aged about nine ~~ i aimee tarned it over and broke . oungest son of Mr. Meade who resides te ottim, “Tay ay held Tuesday at French Corral and the at i street, was run over by a “opening it by some peg —— cream was enjoyed immensely. wagon Monday afternoon and tle thigh togk out The Dviste gna vin ieee Mrs. Henry Davis and children have ——— . tore the-feathers from lume and returned home after.an absence of five me : scattered thenl~abhout oe weeks. oe ~ tne chain from the Detmet, The tr Miss Mary MeNichols, will. leave Moore’s Flat for San Francisco this oom t week. She will sojourn in that city for several months. Her sister, Mrs. Keller of Los Angeles, will. join her. The boys who left.‘the ridge some If it’s time ago for the cold Klondike are all ‘ is plenty of water and plenty of feed . well and happy in the knowledge that 4 — for them this year. they are on the road to prosperity. .Good Ext racts There is very little else during the— Those little pests, the mosquitos, . a: dove season worth the powder and ,seem to hold a mortgage on this place you want * Try (reat Awerican Tmporting Tea Go's ~-~e roo Stores << : . Ee That's Why >” Quality +0 Good good as quail, the breast being white; K.N. Smith and W _E. Moulton gave}. . and tender. ‘lan enjoyable-party at French Corral . , Prices so Reasonable shot, unless it be larks. The game They come in clouds and make life law covers sky larks, but the musical miserable for a time. last Satarday night. Dancing and , Commercial street, . Nevada City. . . Main street, . Grags Valley. meadow lark is without protection. . Miss Kate Faraley, who has been feelThe breast -of. the meadow lark is a’ ing indisposed for the past three weeks, very toothsome morsel, but as it is rare is om the improve. j that more that one can be Stctat a} Cherokee isto have a new butcher time, it is regarded as expensive shoot=tshop. It would be well for a few more ing. It is not difficult, however, to get . business’ houses to start up as the Si cen na 8 EN RE eas Ce ; H : T , the druggist. ¢ a, ’ 2 Heis Wise Who appy foes 4 2 ae <= Talks But Little.” This is only a half trath. . _. Deafness Cannot ‘be Cured by. local ations, as they ca: Spalle . y cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way tu cure deafne and that is by constitutional peaincion. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining -of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you@ # rumbling sound or imperfect bearifig;-and when it is éntirely closed: deafness “is the result, and unless the itfammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its norma! condition, hearing will be de-— stroyed foreyer; nine cases out of tee ST nod Coden ee mee one: ‘ “a — ee e will give One Hundred’ — shy ' for any case of Deafness alle ata ET OT CHENEY & CO;,"1008, fre by Druggists 750. . _ B0r8 family Pills are the best. sng Cee eS ‘For-Kent. ft Will Not Be Open Till the Fifteenth Day of duly. The statement recently made by the San Francisco papers that the open season for doves begins on the Ist of July is an error. According to the State law the shooting of doves is permitted from-July 1ith to February 15th. Boards of Supervisors in some counties have passed ordinances changing the date of the beginning of the open season, although we are informed they have no legal right to do so. In thts county no change was made, yet it is the opinion of all hunters that the Seasap should open a month earlier, as ander existing regulations the ‘birds have nearly all left when the time arrivés for shooting them. Down in San Joaquin county it is said that this, will be one of the greatest dove seasons hunters have ever enjoyed. All the indications are to the effect that doves will be more plentiful than ever and of finer quality. There ford, Conn. The Bayreuth ' Festival Opens. Bern,’ June 22,—The Bayreuth festival opened today with “Das Rheingold,” followed by the Nibelungen Ring. Beginning on August 14th the second cycle will be given with four . representations of “Die Meistersinger” and seven of “Parsifal.” ara ranch ure in great demand. The young men now enjoy the. juvenile sport of climbing for cherries. Grove Deal made a flying trip from Cherokee Saturday night, where he is employed constructing a telephone line from Cherokee to Badger'Hill. He returned Sunday morning to resume his . duties. ; : They, are expecting pay dirt any day at the Banker Hill mine. It is pretty sure to be rich when they do strike it,/ : Several ice cream “at homes” were ry Queenie Vassar’s Divorce Case. \\New York, June 22.— Mrs. Witliam PLyueb, who is known on the stage as “Quéenie Vassar,” “bas begun suit against her busbend for divorce on the grounds of desertion and non support. The case was heatd in the New Jersey Chancery Court today, Mrs. Lynch being a resident of Asbury Park. contained an omer oo a ‘pri. vate’s both of which they took as well! . las the epaulets of 2nd Lieutenant ane . . The vacant store room in the Tran. chore ot aprivate. The coat, the most script Block is offered for rent. Invaluable of anything in the trunk, was quire of Fred BE. Brown. riot molested. ‘The trunk was found You Tey it. by a factory, hand and as it bad Mr. i ". If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption a iby RS aes epi Cure, which‘is sold for the small price tatned to hin. of 26 cts. 5 ets. and $1.00, does not RELIEF HILL. cure také the bottle back and we will Rev: Baker has retarned from a trip refund your money. Sold for over i the lower country. fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H Dicker. Miss Maud Rogers of Sebastopol is tf . visiting here, man, the druggist. The school entertainment last Friday evening and the ball on Saturday night were both unqualified successes, bart e The Moon Will be In Eclipse. Wasutncton, June 22.—The total eclipse of the moon tonight will not be ¢isible in the United States. It will be seen in Asia, Australia, eastern Africa, British America, on the Pacific coast and on all the Pacific Islands. Restores VITALITY, LOST VIGOR: NERVITA %akecco Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfee » ubuse, Or excess and indiscretion. Anerve tonic and blood-builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. : By mail SOc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guaranltee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Discussing ‘*Deaf~.Mute Methods. NorTHAMPTON, Mags:, June 22.—The American Association to promote the teaching of speech to the deaf convened here today in annaal gathering. The session. closes June 28th. a Preconizing : \ Foreign Bishops. Rome, J une 22—A public consistory was held today when a number of Italian and foreign bishops .were preconized. See. Senator Ellsworth Acting as Governor. ALBANY, June 22.—Senator Timothy E. Elisworth, President pro. tem. of the Senate, will: act as Governor of New York forsthe next few days. Gov. Roosevelt is now on his way to Las Vegas, New Mexico, to attend the reunion of bis regiment of Rough Riders, which will take: place there June 24th. Lievtenant Governor Woodruff being absent in Europe, it devolves upon the Republican leader in the Senate to assume the executive office. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refund. ; ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dicker 5 ek a mess of them and they are nearly as ‘town-is unusually rusty. The Memphis Appeal, one of the ablest Democratic papers of the 16 to 1 variety in the South, remarks: Mr. Bryan said at St. Louis: “The man who fights the trust of commerce is quite as brave asa man who swims a river or climbs a Sen Juan hill.” This is an_unfortunate statement. It is capable of being interpreted as a sneer at the heroes of the war; but the worst is that it isnot true. It takes no bravery or not.the same kind of bravery to fight a trust as to swim a river in the face of the enemy orto climb a well defended hillside. Any cheap demagogue cay fight a trust. . This is a modification of an earlier expression, which was that the man . who honestly pays his taxes is quite as . much a patriot as he who swims @ river . or climbs a San Juan hill. Botb are good observations to note for next season. The latter was a compliment to his friend Belmont, who was received with coolness at Louisville the next week. premeors. 1 SASS, -°eor Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ——————_+ oe Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in by Lammon Bros. + 9@e +Flags For the Fourth. bes, Wm. H. Crawford, agent for the leading flag manufacturers of the East, bas just received a fine assort‘ment of silk and buating flags, large and small flags large, and small stars, bunting, gilt braid, and other goods for partriotic decorations. In the lots were two handsome 20-foot bunting flags ordered by Nevada Hose Company and Pennsylvanian Engine Company. one of town. =For sale onl If wise men had held their tongues, we should know . nothing about the circulation . of the blood. If it were not for this advertisement you might never know that Hood's . Sarsaparilla is the greatest { medicine in the world ~ . purify and enrich yous blood, : create an apretité, give YOU ' are those which are comfortably cov. strength and steady nerves. _, ered by footwear from our stock. They . t . Impure Biood—“’ My complexionwas _ have room for natural movement. ; * The Shoes we offer are roomy but . bad. Hood's Sarsaparilla did much good . not ill-shaped. They conform’ to the . by purifying my blood. My skin is now one of the foot. ‘They are handsome, . dear.’”’ Annie D. McCoy, Watsontown, Pa. . easy and durable.’ The stock used is . Attention, Firemen. 9 . honest leather, turned and prepared in The members of Nevada Hose Com. such a way as to give the best possible ice. pany, No. I, are requested to attend a ; wag Sg ’ ‘ Bb special meeting at their hall on ThursNever Disappoints Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid VS gee ___ . Shoes have no equal. Have you seen oy oe June 22d, at 8 o’clock. Hood’s Pills cure liver ilis; the non-iyritating and i them.? sj . é ‘only catharti to take with ood's 5 ‘ 520-3 ‘Only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparila: . po airing promptly and néatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —<+ +@e Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 95 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf “or Moonlight Picnic and Dance. There will be a moonlight picnic, platform dance and bonfire at the Creamery picnic grounds, Penn Valley, on Friday evening, June 23d. A large attendance is expected. j20-4t —_—__-—--~ 690 What Is Shiloh ? A grand old. remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for balf a century, has cured innumerable cases of Ancipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied witb the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf The New York Yacht Club Regatta. New York; Juve 22—The New York Yacbt Club’s aunual regatta, always the most important yachting event of the year, will this year be doubly significant, for it will mark the first appearance, though not for racing, of the new Ametica’s cup defender aad also of Commodore.J. Pierpont Morgan’s new Corsair. ‘The regatta begau today. There are five classes for schooners and six classes for the single-stickers and yawls. In each class there-are the regular prizes of a two-bandred-dollar cup for the lirst, if two or more start. and a’ seventy-five-dollar cap for the second if four or more start, and also the cruising trim prizes of 4 one-hundred-dollar cup for the first and a fiftydollar cup for the second. The Bennett regatta cups, one for schooners Ladies, our display today in Window No. 1, Goods ‘White Gi cs : For Suits and Skirts. an otherJ. J. Haney, President. . Consists of Eyes Examined Free ‘+ _ The Latest Cigar! “ROSEBERY,” At SCHMIDT BROS. . White India Linon at 10, 12%, 15, 20 and 25¢. White Victoria Lawn, 10, 12%, 15, 20 and 25¢. 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25c. 46-inch White Batiste, 50, 62% and 75¢. White Pique, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%. White Welts, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%c. White Dotted Swiss, 12%, 20, 25 and 37%c. NALIALALIAMALLALALLALAUAMALLAALAL ic See Window. Display. CALANALALIALAL ALLALIALLALLALALLALLAL i, seam And allerrors of re . through Glasses by . . H. LEVINSEN, ithe renowned refractionist of San Francisco, whois now stopping at the NATIONAL HOTEL and will remain for a short time. He will examine your eyes free at the parlors of the Hotel or at your residence him at once or leave word at the National Hotel to call at your residence. jl9-1w pr aa a otce to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall ea Saturday, June 24th, All kinds of l bosom, short bosom or colored ‘boWith seTThe best fitting shirt made. All sizes-QU From 75 cts. to $1.50. ; Light Weight UN DERWEAR. All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. v, People Who Wear Clothing. ‘Respectfully, Particularly those who ~ GO y @ Think of Buying. . : MF rt ER & os 1899, at 8 p. m., fortrenching. P.S.—One more lot of New Crashes for. Skirts, just reand laying Water mains on . ¢¢j é Lost Hill and Alexander St SEE THEM. : 4 () 4 & ” man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these deys must be in an awful sider deception an art( It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old’ones. Our Motto is; Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your money~you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. est styles and@ predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people! : in accordance with. specifications on file at the City Hall. By order of Board of City Trustees. 7. BH: CARE, = Clerk of Board * ¥ ‘ H. Crawford Has the Finest,Lot — } . . . ~» “Like Nectar to My Lips.” of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee, For Children, 25 cents a pair. k S00 ee Spring & Summer Millinery _ IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest; Daintiest and — Tastiest City;Styles, Patron. . \ 18 Commercia! Street, Nevada City.

A DAY OF PLEASURE, The Picnte at Glenbrook Park ake Place Saturday. /' Old and young wil ymug. a gala day ~~ Saturday. The picnic at Glenbrook Park will attract. there one of the — largest und best natured crowds of people that ever assembled on the historic grounds, The round-trip railroad fare and admission to the Park altogether is to be but fifty cents. The new band of twenty members has been engaged: to furnish music, and good music it will be. ‘ The. Seaweeds and Gilt Edges wil put upa great game of ball. Some of the best foot-racers, hammer throwers, etc., in the foothills will be there iiiinatalaaide * Jand another for sloops and yawis, will sere . Jalso be contested. for. It was the inR DAY. tention of C. Oliver Iselin, the Columgames were the amusements, after. bone of one leg broken about midway which refreshments were served. between the kee and hip. he French Corralites,will give a‘ County Superintendent of Schools COUNTY SS U LLI N GS. grand. ball on the night of the Fourth. . Rogers has announced that. he will ap: 'There-is very little sickness on the point W. M. Burckhalter and W. Rich. ridge now, if any, which is due no ardson to fill the vacancies on the doubt to the warm weather. board of school trustees. Joseph Fogarty, who has been work-' W. Richardson’s carriage horse ran odor of new . ing in Smartsville for some timé~past, away yesterday morning and created returned to his home at Birchville. ' quite a stir of excitement. William iss Bessie Ransom_returned last Cassidy hitched the animal.to the-cari . Sunday to her home at Sebastopol riage and started to drive from the wiin Kawa tee a nd ._childres, . trosi: Frepcli Corral: where she hes béey bamyard when a colt ran out of the Proiialy Gorval'énd Base rice at visiting friends. ; . ; . corral and frightened the animal,which ‘catihid ota: ; «DENS e 5 nea We wees g wirlerag . desed down Spring street throwing @ asihaxpectes 40. Ienvebure Garand — i sos ather, de® pe aie ~ Ke oe of for an indefinite period. He will join. Miss Anna Byan, who teaches s hool . hccn an Prot’ euieee, badcathis miother wlio fesides at Gibsoneith . yon, v ESHER. Se and jrned on Front street and _atWw at Gibsonville.!jn Stanislaus county, t»—visiting her . tempted to go into Moody’s stable. I Miss Hattie Isbister and sister, Mrs. ay i? chaetata Malbeia ag Ree mother at Birchville. A #2 Cotton, and Mr. Cotton and son are front gf Humphrey Bros’s. meat marSCRIPT. Wed TEE a Published evs evening except Sundays a Lege . Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. LU, 6. CALKINS, bia’s managing owner, to-start ber in this regatta, but after consultation with the N. Y. Y. ©. Regatta Committee it was decided to*-abandon: that ‘}plen.and hold a special rate between the new yacht and the Defender. This face will take plate on July first and will be sailed over the outside Hook course, fifteen miles to windward or leeward and return. It is probable, however, that while the Columbia will not participate in the New York Yacht Club regatta today she will be in evidence about the start. The new flagship Corsair will also be on hand today with the club’s Commodore, J. Pierpont Morgan, aboard, on SWEETLAND. The mowers are very busy at the present time and the mown hay scents the air. . has Mrs. Sam Slack and son will leave! 4 the East next Tuesday. BN, P. BROWN. Shooting Tournament ; _ At Dubuque. Dvusvgqor, Ia, June. 22—The tournament of the Central Schuetzen Bund of North America, to be held here from today to Jane 25th, promises. to be one of the largest sporting events of the year. About 1,000 sharpshooters from. various points between the Ohio river and the Pacific Coast will contest for the $5,000 or more offered in prizes. The association includes thirty-five societies with 4 membership of nearly four thousand. Besides representatives THURSDAY, JUNE 22, BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local a Interest. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. White washable veils 25 cents—at the Racket Store. tf 1899. Mrs. James Fogarty of North San Eastern pickled pork and pigs feet at J. J. Jackson’s. : tf House and lot for sale. Enquire of from éach of them, the Zettler Rifle Club of Greater New York sends a team a5 doesthe Hartford Rifle Club of HartTAB DOVE SEASON. expected here Friday. They will sojourn at. their old home for the sammer, : The cherry trees at the old MoNamJuan was visiting friends at Birebville . Wednesday. ~ . E. Keiffer and wife and Miss Maud Leet the carriage collided with the butther wagon and the horse’ broke and they will givea lively exhibition loos Theishafts were broken, which of sports. was a\put the only damage done_ the % George C. Gaylord. m6-tf _. Star Creamery butter, sold by GayJord. & Son, is the best. tf Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will -Gonfer the Second Rank tomorrow night «John Keir’s Pure Vermont. Maple Sugar, in 101b caus, at George ©. Gaylord & Son’s. tf Smoke the’ Fadden cigar. They are made by a Fadden and sold by a Fadden at the Gilt Edge Saloon. j8-tf Come and see the Guernsey rugs, fringed on both ends. alike, patterns the same on both sides,;-a_yard and a balf long. Snell & Fleming~sell them at a dollar apiece. p9-tf T.C, Shankland, State agent for the Philadlphia Underwriters fire insurance company, was here last night and appointed Deputy County Treasurer Wm. Delbridge agent for the company in this city and) Grass Valley. A committee consisting of Messrs. W. H. Martin, W. G. Ricbards and E. J. Rector waited upon the various mine superintendents today and requested them to stop work for a day and yet ali bands attend the picnic. Lone Pine Camp, Weedmen of the _ World, elected officers as follows last night: J. W. Lufkin, C.C.; J.B. Young, A. L.; L. G. Brasfield, E; Ralph White, W.; Ed. Marchie, S ; J. Werry, M:. The installation will take place Wednesday evening, July 5th. \ Yesterday's Marysville Appeal says; A gang of men were put to work Tuesday morning at DeGuerre Point, developing the formation, their findings to be sed as the basis of a report, which will shortly be made by the U.S. Engineers, in connection with establishing adam at that point. John McCann is the foreman, and Johu N. Gray and Hubert Vischer are superintending the work. Keiffer of Montezuma Hill were the carriag\ Mr. Cassidy received a scalp guests of F. Clynt and family ast wound ibthe fall and bruised one arm Sunday-at San Juan. _ . some ba¥-ws not’seriously injured. Bert Sooy, who has been teaching, Last Safinay some person or persehogl at Nicolaus, Sutter county, has sons enteréd he back room of Wm coat returned to his home at North San . Dougald’s sa\oon fromthe rear ] ee Juan. ‘and carried ‘away McDougald’s TRUCKER. . trunk containipg his Kof P. uniform; fire broke out.in the vicinity of the he missed-nothing é! fem the room: Aldér Oreek Wood and Lumber Com-! The trubkyas carried yer: near the pany’s Mil! Monday, but it was preTruckee Lamber—sampany\_ factory, vented from spreading and doing 80y) where the men broke it ope They artiedlar damege~ first attempted to cut off the Wok; sale Meade, aged about nine ~~ i aimee tarned it over and broke . oungest son of Mr. Meade who resides te ottim, “Tay ay held Tuesday at French Corral and the at i street, was run over by a “opening it by some peg —— cream was enjoyed immensely. wagon Monday afternoon and tle thigh togk out The Dviste gna vin ieee Mrs. Henry Davis and children have ——— . tore the-feathers from lume and returned home after.an absence of five me : scattered thenl~abhout oe weeks. oe ~ tne chain from the Detmet, The tr Miss Mary MeNichols, will. leave Moore’s Flat for San Francisco this oom t week. She will sojourn in that city for several months. Her sister, Mrs. Keller of Los Angeles, will. join her. The boys who left.‘the ridge some If it’s time ago for the cold Klondike are all ‘ is plenty of water and plenty of feed . well and happy in the knowledge that 4 — for them this year. they are on the road to prosperity. .Good Ext racts There is very little else during the— Those little pests, the mosquitos, . a: dove season worth the powder and ,seem to hold a mortgage on this place you want * Try (reat Awerican Tmporting Tea Go's ~-~e roo Stores << : . Ee That's Why >” Quality +0 Good good as quail, the breast being white; K.N. Smith and W _E. Moulton gave}. . and tender. ‘lan enjoyable-party at French Corral . , Prices so Reasonable shot, unless it be larks. The game They come in clouds and make life law covers sky larks, but the musical miserable for a time. last Satarday night. Dancing and , Commercial street, . Nevada City. . . Main street, . Grags Valley. meadow lark is without protection. . Miss Kate Faraley, who has been feelThe breast -of. the meadow lark is a’ ing indisposed for the past three weeks, very toothsome morsel, but as it is rare is om the improve. j that more that one can be Stctat a} Cherokee isto have a new butcher time, it is regarded as expensive shoot=tshop. It would be well for a few more ing. It is not difficult, however, to get . business’ houses to start up as the Si cen na 8 EN RE eas Ce ; H : T , the druggist. ¢ a, ’ 2 Heis Wise Who appy foes 4 2 ae <= Talks But Little.” This is only a half trath. . _. Deafness Cannot ‘be Cured by. local ations, as they ca: Spalle . y cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way tu cure deafne and that is by constitutional peaincion. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining -of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you@ # rumbling sound or imperfect bearifig;-and when it is éntirely closed: deafness “is the result, and unless the itfammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its norma! condition, hearing will be de-— stroyed foreyer; nine cases out of tee ST nod Coden ee mee one: ‘ “a — ee e will give One Hundred’ — shy ' for any case of Deafness alle ata ET OT CHENEY & CO;,"1008, fre by Druggists 750. . _ B0r8 family Pills are the best. sng Cee eS ‘For-Kent. ft Will Not Be Open Till the Fifteenth Day of duly. The statement recently made by the San Francisco papers that the open season for doves begins on the Ist of July is an error. According to the State law the shooting of doves is permitted from-July 1ith to February 15th. Boards of Supervisors in some counties have passed ordinances changing the date of the beginning of the open season, although we are informed they have no legal right to do so. In thts county no change was made, yet it is the opinion of all hunters that the Seasap should open a month earlier, as ander existing regulations the ‘birds have nearly all left when the time arrivés for shooting them. Down in San Joaquin county it is said that this, will be one of the greatest dove seasons hunters have ever enjoyed. All the indications are to the effect that doves will be more plentiful than ever and of finer quality. There ford, Conn. The Bayreuth ' Festival Opens. Bern,’ June 22,—The Bayreuth festival opened today with “Das Rheingold,” followed by the Nibelungen Ring. Beginning on August 14th the second cycle will be given with four . representations of “Die Meistersinger” and seven of “Parsifal.” ara ranch ure in great demand. The young men now enjoy the. juvenile sport of climbing for cherries. Grove Deal made a flying trip from Cherokee Saturday night, where he is employed constructing a telephone line from Cherokee to Badger'Hill. He returned Sunday morning to resume his . duties. ; : They, are expecting pay dirt any day at the Banker Hill mine. It is pretty sure to be rich when they do strike it,/ : Several ice cream “at homes” were ry Queenie Vassar’s Divorce Case. \\New York, June 22.— Mrs. Witliam PLyueb, who is known on the stage as “Quéenie Vassar,” “bas begun suit against her busbend for divorce on the grounds of desertion and non support. The case was heatd in the New Jersey Chancery Court today, Mrs. Lynch being a resident of Asbury Park. contained an omer oo a ‘pri. vate’s both of which they took as well! . las the epaulets of 2nd Lieutenant ane . . The vacant store room in the Tran. chore ot aprivate. The coat, the most script Block is offered for rent. Invaluable of anything in the trunk, was quire of Fred BE. Brown. riot molested. ‘The trunk was found You Tey it. by a factory, hand and as it bad Mr. i ". If Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption a iby RS aes epi Cure, which‘is sold for the small price tatned to hin. of 26 cts. 5 ets. and $1.00, does not RELIEF HILL.

cure také the bottle back and we will Rev: Baker has retarned from a trip refund your money. Sold for over i the lower country. fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H Dicker. Miss Maud Rogers of Sebastopol is tf . visiting here, man, the druggist. The school entertainment last Friday evening and the ball on Saturday night were both unqualified successes, bart e The Moon Will be In Eclipse. Wasutncton, June 22.—The total eclipse of the moon tonight will not be ¢isible in the United States. It will be seen in Asia, Australia, eastern Africa, British America, on the Pacific coast and on all the Pacific Islands. Restores VITALITY, LOST VIGOR: NERVITA %akecco Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfee » ubuse, Or excess and indiscretion. Anerve tonic and blood-builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. : By mail SOc per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guaranltee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Discussing ‘*Deaf~.Mute Methods. NorTHAMPTON, Mags:, June 22.—The American Association to promote the teaching of speech to the deaf convened here today in annaal gathering. The session. closes June 28th. a Preconizing : \ Foreign Bishops. Rome, J une 22—A public consistory was held today when a number of Italian and foreign bishops .were preconized. See. Senator Ellsworth Acting as Governor. ALBANY, June 22.—Senator Timothy E. Elisworth, President pro. tem. of the Senate, will: act as Governor of New York forsthe next few days. Gov. Roosevelt is now on his way to Las Vegas, New Mexico, to attend the reunion of bis regiment of Rough Riders, which will take: place there June 24th. Lievtenant Governor Woodruff being absent in Europe, it devolves upon the Republican leader in the Senate to assume the executive office. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refund. ; ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dicker 5 ek a mess of them and they are nearly as ‘town-is unusually rusty. The Memphis Appeal, one of the ablest Democratic papers of the 16 to 1 variety in the South, remarks: Mr. Bryan said at St. Louis: “The man who fights the trust of commerce is quite as brave asa man who swims a river or climbs a Sen Juan hill.” This is an_unfortunate statement. It is capable of being interpreted as a sneer at the heroes of the war; but the worst is that it isnot true. It takes no bravery or not.the same kind of bravery to fight a trust as to swim a river in the face of the enemy orto climb a well defended hillside. Any cheap demagogue cay fight a trust. . This is a modification of an earlier expression, which was that the man . who honestly pays his taxes is quite as . much a patriot as he who swims @ river . or climbs a San Juan hill. Botb are good observations to note for next season. The latter was a compliment to his friend Belmont, who was received with coolness at Louisville the next week. premeors. 1 SASS, -°eor Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ——————_+ oe Smoke the Fadden cigar, the best in by Lammon Bros. + 9@e +Flags For the Fourth. bes, Wm. H. Crawford, agent for the leading flag manufacturers of the East, bas just received a fine assort‘ment of silk and buating flags, large and small flags large, and small stars, bunting, gilt braid, and other goods for partriotic decorations. In the lots were two handsome 20-foot bunting flags ordered by Nevada Hose Company and Pennsylvanian Engine Company. one of town. =For sale onl If wise men had held their tongues, we should know . nothing about the circulation . of the blood. If it were not for this advertisement you might never know that Hood's . Sarsaparilla is the greatest { medicine in the world ~ . purify and enrich yous blood, : create an apretité, give YOU ' are those which are comfortably cov. strength and steady nerves. _, ered by footwear from our stock. They . t . Impure Biood—“’ My complexionwas _ have room for natural movement. ; * The Shoes we offer are roomy but . bad. Hood's Sarsaparilla did much good . not ill-shaped. They conform’ to the . by purifying my blood. My skin is now one of the foot. ‘They are handsome, . dear.’”’ Annie D. McCoy, Watsontown, Pa. . easy and durable.’ The stock used is . Attention, Firemen. 9 . honest leather, turned and prepared in The members of Nevada Hose Com. such a way as to give the best possible ice. pany, No. I, are requested to attend a ; wag Sg ’ ‘ Bb special meeting at their hall on ThursNever Disappoints Our Gents’ $2.25 and $2.50 Vici Kid VS gee ___ . Shoes have no equal. Have you seen oy oe June 22d, at 8 o’clock. Hood’s Pills cure liver ilis; the non-iyritating and i them.? sj . é ‘only catharti to take with ood's 5 ‘ 520-3 ‘Only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparila: . po airing promptly and néatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —<+ +@e Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 95 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. . tf “or Moonlight Picnic and Dance. There will be a moonlight picnic, platform dance and bonfire at the Creamery picnic grounds, Penn Valley, on Friday evening, June 23d. A large attendance is expected. j20-4t —_—__-—--~ 690 What Is Shiloh ? A grand old. remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for balf a century, has cured innumerable cases of Ancipient consumption and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied witb the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf The New York Yacht Club Regatta. New York; Juve 22—The New York Yacbt Club’s aunual regatta, always the most important yachting event of the year, will this year be doubly significant, for it will mark the first appearance, though not for racing, of the new Ametica’s cup defender aad also of Commodore.J. Pierpont Morgan’s new Corsair. ‘The regatta begau today. There are five classes for schooners and six classes for the single-stickers and yawls. In each class there-are the regular prizes of a two-bandred-dollar cup for the lirst, if two or more start. and a’ seventy-five-dollar cap for the second if four or more start, and also the cruising trim prizes of 4 one-hundred-dollar cup for the first and a fiftydollar cup for the second. The Bennett regatta cups, one for schooners Ladies, our display today in Window No. 1, Goods ‘White Gi cs : For Suits and Skirts. an otherJ. J. Haney, President. . Consists of Eyes Examined Free ‘+ _ The Latest Cigar! “ROSEBERY,” At SCHMIDT BROS. . White India Linon at 10, 12%, 15, 20 and 25¢. White Victoria Lawn, 10, 12%, 15, 20 and 25¢. 46-inch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25c. 46-inch White Batiste, 50, 62% and 75¢. White Pique, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%. White Welts, 12%, 15, 20, 25 and 37%c. White Dotted Swiss, 12%, 20, 25 and 37%c. NALIALALIAMALLALALLALAUAMALLAALAL ic See Window. Display. CALANALALIALAL ALLALIALLALLALALLALLAL i, seam And allerrors of re . through Glasses by . . H. LEVINSEN, ithe renowned refractionist of San Francisco, whois now stopping at the NATIONAL HOTEL and will remain for a short time. He will examine your eyes free at the parlors of the Hotel or at your residence him at once or leave word at the National Hotel to call at your residence. jl9-1w pr aa a otce to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall ea Saturday, June 24th, All kinds of l bosom, short bosom or colored ‘boWith seTThe best fitting shirt made. All sizes-QU From 75 cts. to $1.50. ; Light Weight UN DERWEAR. All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. v, People Who Wear Clothing. ‘Respectfully, Particularly those who ~ GO y @ Think of Buying. . : MF rt ER & os 1899, at 8 p. m., fortrenching. P..S.—One more lot of New Crashes for. Skirts, just reand laying Water mains on . ¢¢j é Lost Hill and Alexander St SEE THEM. : 4 () 4 & ” man or woman who is about to buy Clothing these deys must be in an awful sider deception an art( It may be, but it is an art we have no use for. Fair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friends and holds old’ones. Our Motto is; Your money back if your purchase proves unsatisfactory. Return it and get your money~you shall have it without a word of argument and we wil be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. est styles and@ predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisements. Some people! : in accordance with. specifications on file at the City Hall. By order of Board of City Trustees. 7. BH: CARE, = Clerk of Board * ¥ ‘ H. Crawford Has the Finest,Lot — } . . . ~» “Like Nectar to My Lips.” of Leather Stocking, Triple Knee, For Children, 25 cents a pair. k S00 ee Spring & Summer Millinery _ IN NEVADA COUNTY. Latest; Daintiest and — Tastiest City;Styles, Patron. . \ 18 Commercia! Street, Nevada City.