June 23, 1902 (4 pages)

a ec — Word bad + Hadley of ade at Dow Q ao Uninhab ® few miles oy umber of gu & da Sger, Pa, ants for the mg ness, RUETPROOF . ““GLENORA” . STRAIGHT -PoONT e_been gett 1 Store for y ioods 'y I15C, 20, % ods are full : Swiss, Wi ces, ods, No last yes nen for Ski New Linen 3 ox of them, them fresh r 25 cents, sh, w wt vt ocer sci t now. We'red w stock at aby p you get the ber valne, Everyl @ for yourself. lease you. Mill 3 Grass Val =; » Time JHES of:all me Keepers. our Watches f you bave & ds repairiog Ity. Try us. ‘tung -yevaba oI 3, avings are yn mine, 3poous, ly Repaired Jeweler TR ANSCRIE ., June 23, 1 : hin a Brief Way Busy Readers. ° _——-—— ig Rosewall oD Saturday after: ive party in honor of the goviversary of her birth, at the Duar parents on Gold Flat. jgh 0000 Saturday, Saperior z, T. Nilon anited Nicholas): o aud Miss Rosy Levugal: in , Miss Mamie Solert was ' said and John Ohedotte ‘acted . man. The happy couple are own here. Barris was caved on at the Blue ‘mine at North Bloomfield Satnd bis left foot and ankle were yised and crushed, able C. W. Long yesterday Obaries Baldwin to the Jail to serve sixty dayé for ng the pbace at Truckee. »1 was commeneed this mornne new cement walk In front of sboston’s store om Broad street, buggy arrived here today for tendeot Gus Kartechoke of the pine. ount of some of the members nable to get off from work the jnot go from here to Bloomoldy ball yesterday. prisoners. were * discharged. County Jail today. Kate Ford. of Grass Valley bas eed suit fora divorce from svand. She asks for $86 per limony and attorney’s fees. as Frary, of Graes Va'ley, is a nr on the steamer Portland, now stalled in the ice of the ean. a Candidate. land Mail: Frank M. RutherTruckee, who is a candidate for tendent of Publie Instruction, to the decision ef the Republite Convention, was in this city yinthe interests of: his canMr. Rutherford was Assem-. ‘from Nevada Oounty during session of the Legislature nds well in bis home county. rever known, * Close Score at Glen: ‘brook Yesterday. ie be The game of baseball at Glenbrook Park yesterday was the most hotly contested of any yet this season. The grounds were crowded With an enthusjastic gathering, and the sharp plays ‘were enthusiastically cheered. The Nevadas went to the bat first but were whitewashed four: consecutive times, ‘Io the fifth they succeeded in scoring once, but were whitewashed again in the sixth. “In the seventh the Nevadas strack their batting gait, and scored twice. I: the: eighth the Nevadas again scored once, and in the ninth they again used the stick te advantage, ‘and they tallied three times, but were still one short of tieing the score, -. When the Grass Valleys went to. bat they started in witna rush and gcored three times in the first. They failed to connect in the next four innings, but in the sixth they again swiped the ball and crossed the plate four times. In the seventh they again scored once but were whitewashed again in the eighth, and it was not necessary to play their ninth. Taking it allin all it was one of the best games ever: pleyed on the Glenbrook diamond. Fitzgerald, the umpire, made such rotten decisions that he was beld up to execration by the assemblage. The decision. on Hooper at second was loudly decried, and on two different occasions reversed his decision when. biuffed by Grass: Valley. Charles O’Connor made a_pretty one-handed catch on second and was loudly cheered for thé act. Hooper did some fine playing on third,-and was applauded heartily. Ballestero pitched a great game, and was ably. seconded by Galendo bebind the bat, until that player wae wantonly struck in the stomach by a ball in the hands of Nevins the Grass Valley shortstop, and knocked out. O’Connor caught the balance of the game, and did well. Kaphan for Grass Valley played rank ball, and the sooner he is released the better it will be for the team. Miller, pitcher for Grass Valley, played a grand game, and fielded his position to perfection. The Grass Valleys have five safe hitters, and it will take a bard combination to beat them. White. cateher-for Grass Valley, put up a, magnificent game. Fi:zgerald’s decision on a blocked* ball, created a He is a gentlediscussion, and, for a time there was pleasing address and leaves a quite a wrawgie. A one-handed catch eimpression with those with by Noack, short stop of the Nevadas, he comes in contect. Mr. ord will contest with T. J. d Mr, Greeley, both from the ed Yesterday. uneral of the late Rraeet Ga. took place yesterdey afterd was largely attended. The were held at the Uongregaburch at Grass Valley and Rey: Naylor delivered a touching Interment was made at the metery at that place. Three men of this city and a like from Grass Valley acted as ers, trying to prevent an infatubung couple from marrying er the widower father of the the widowed mother of the in love with each other. Let beware how they meddle with of children. °@e of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. fury will surely destroy the smell and completely derange ole system when entering it the mucous surfaces. Such thould never be used except on tions from reputable pbysithe damage they will do is yo he good you can possibl m thems 1’ Oatarrh tured by F, J. Cheney £99. 0., contains no merous). 8 h internally, acting directly ® blood and mucous surfaces of em. In buying Hall’s Catarrh dure you get the genuine. It pioteroally, and made in Tophi, by F. J, Cheney & Co. ials free, by all druggist, price 76 cte. per Family Pills are the best. pe : Good Meats, ) Brothers have the very bes: Mutton and veal on want 8, t -———-+-~@e Harness in the County. hest line of harness and sadNevada county can. be found re of James Cairng on Broad He has an assortment of gente” and work gloves, anid ladies’ ®untlets that can’t be beat. cks and buggy whips of all nd prices, He’ manufactures Cushions, buggy and cart Hand made harness apd car-! “ming a specialty, Try him * you will always be bis aes, : in the: fourth, set the crowd fairly wild. Managex Leiter. says he will not allow histeam to play next Sunday if Grass Valley persists in chargiog admission to the stand. Following is the official score: NevapDas. TB RBH SB PO Hocking, cf.. wh : O’Connor, 2b.. 4 Galendo, c Ballestero, O’Connor, Noack, 8s ee ee eees enna peer ey rey vi) . cooHHecHol A 0 1 8 8 1 2 0 0 0 ti 1 . Ror mpabH Whitbora, lb. O. Stewart, at 51 SCP RHRNOH em ee ayewevey tt i) . COSCCOCONH RY g. CHR ROSOOS Pe se wehens iz 410 8 cot tt Kaphan, 3b. Nevin 88. 1 481 a8! Lsubondge, oe 1. 0 0°0 Morrow, aR 1 102 Miller, p...+ 1 160 Sicom ban, . ae : x is : White, C..5. ; 8 0.0 0 p Hea es ry 97 12.4 ee see eee eee reree io evereeesesetosvecese Three base hits—Kaphan 2, Morrow, Ov ermyer. Two base bite—Hooper, Whitburn. Firat base on errors—Nevadas 8, Grass Valley 2. Left on bases—Nevadas 2, Grass Vale ley 5. Base on balls—Off Miller 2, off Ballestero 38. St: uck out—By Miller 7, by soecaiedl tero 6. Hit by pitcher—Labondge. Passed balis—W bite 2.Umpire—Fitzgerald. Scorer—L. Garthe. ‘ Ploeg of game—2 mente and 10 min: A Good Selection. Miss May Martin, one of the most popular and capable membe a of Learel Parlor, N. D. G. W., has been avpointed District Deputy of this dis<}. trict (comprising Nevada and Yuba counties) by the new Grand President of the order.Miss Martin is. a very energetic and ambittous worker in the’ Native Daughters’ cause, and by her untiring zeal bas aided materially in . ceased could not have been made. Paine, none For wale Bros, Deiter. ‘corner PB bringing the local Parlor to it present ‘state of ‘prosperity. A better selection et te Cigar Thoma Smoke the up to-da ig A: Reoto. With @ Painfal Accident. Pat, Kitts, who lives at Town Talk, this morning had a mule and a horse. hitched toasled and was engaged in hauling wood. When the 11 o’clock eleetric car came along the animals became frightened and ran away. Young Kitts did all in his power to hold them but was thrown down and dragged some distance, He floally forced to let go the lines and thé animals continued their flight. Larry Fitzgerald, who witnessed the accident, endeavored to stop the-team and while doing so was knocked down and the sled went over him. He. was badly bruised and received a cut on the temple. The team was caught a short time afterward, before any farther damage was done, They Eloped. The following item concerning a Nevada City young lady appeared in the ‘San Francisco Chronicle: fs San Jose, June 21,—Information concerning the speedy marriage at Santa Clara of: a runaway courgle has just been disclosed. The principals} come of good families and their secret has been kept till their wedding is three days past. Last Wednesday William £. Wood of San Francisco and Miss Lydia E. McKenna of. Nevada City appeared at the office of Justice . Emile Hirsb at Santa Clara and asked for a speedy marriage. The Justice was away and a license was lacking. While the latter: wash being procured the Justice was summoned and the nuptial knot was tied. Henry Decoted acted as best man and Miss Lille Shippy as bridesmaid, The father of the groom is a prominent. capitalist and superintendent of the King Solomon mines in Siskiyou county. The bride is the daughter of a prominent family and a society leader in her native city. The party return:d to San Francisco on the evening train. Business Locals. The choicest “prands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRITL AN Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now gelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the’ meat line send your orders fo NaffzigerThe best.half and half can be found at the Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5cts per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every Pe William Harry’s saloon, and Spring street. Cool hoice wines, liquors and jull tf” beer and ¢ cigars always on band. Try the new cigar, Thomas Pai ne, fo sal eat Rector Bros. A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ———» + 22 Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If. be bad Itching Piles. They’ re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25¢c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf Girl Wanted: 1 i anted to do. housework in a A gin aw For particulars enquire at the TRANSORIPT office. Fresh Every. Day. Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wicbes and Ice Cream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City Notice to Creditors.N the Superior Court in and for the ot N State of California. I sa ibe. "mation *. the. Estate of JOSIAH ERT. cits of Josiah Gilbert. Deceased ‘Notice .s hereby given by the undersign exeoutrix of the last will of er ae Gilbe rt deceased, to the creditors of, laims against the and dePoon gpenyh bit them, erith the necessary f this notice. Bxvoutrix, at the New York Hotel, vada City, Nevada County, same being the place rom ee transaction a the business of sa’ tate: RICHARDS. Dated June 29, 1902. §33 alany itera Wats 2 was . . a visit to Dr. O, L. Maller and wife, youchers, within ten months after she a m NeCalifornia, the =. Taylor's Tea & Coffee house Exeoutrix of the last will of Josiah Gilbert, . John ta, abies a at “Qooper’s sew mill, paid this efty a “visit inst evening. visit. tending the District Convention of the Woodmen of the World.0. L, Canfield and wife arrived last evening from San Francisco. jing from a visit to San Francisco.: John Spaulding came up from Auburn last evening. H. W. Muscn of San Francisco arrived here on lastevening’strain. — W.H. Dunlap, who has been on the. sick list for the past week, was down. town today. W.R. Bartley of Denver is here on mining business, © G, OC. Kirly of San Francisco .is here on a business trip. : H. A, Grant of Sydney arrived here last evening and left this morniog for Downieville. W, A. Muller, wife and child of San Francisco are here an a visit. J. E. and H. B. Budd arrived here last evening from Stockton and left this morning for the Plumbago mine at Moores Fiat. R. Sooy came over from North San Juan yesterday and left for San Francisco, Miss Madge Richardson of San Fraveisco, who has been here on a visit to Dr. OC. L. Muller and wife, returned to San Francisco ;esterday. Carl Lenords, who has been here ov returned te San Francisco yesterday. M. Manasse of Coshoctoon, Ohio, is bere on a business trip, Constable ©. W. Long returned to Truckee this morning. Mrs. T. N. Belden and children returned this morning to Oakland. Mrs. S Aird and daughter left this morning for San Francisco. L. Woodruff and family came down from Oolambia Hiil today. A. Schlachter is down from the Cotton Hill mine at Moores Flat. F. Galendo returned to Sacramento today. Mr, and Mrs.-Johnston Thomas, who have been hereon a visit,returned to Lead City, South Dakota, today. Mrs. H. Fowler, Sr., left this morning for San Francisco. Private Picnic. A number of families, together with others from this city, repaired to Lake picnic in this delightful and cool niche in the woods. The day was very pleasdatly enjoyed, and all preseat came home much refreshed by the trip. —_——__—_—_+ Be Go For Those Home Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll He Kept His Leg. ‘ (Pwelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched his leg with a rusty wire. Taflammation and blood poisoning set in. For two years he suffered intensely. Then the~ best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Ec-. == zema, Tetter, Salt Hisuae Sores adi all blood disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth, Try them. W. D. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cente. Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford. “end danghter, . Savory,returned lastevening from San. Francisco, where they have been on a Walter Lewis returned last evening . from Vallejo, where he has been at. . Mrs. John. Eddy returned last even45 1 day: . } bottle of new wine. Vera yesterday, aud held a private! = Make Our Place your besdquarters wile waiting for the car Sierra Counly . News} ‘The following items are » taken from . the Downieville Messenger. of SatarThe twenty-stamp mill at the St. Patrick mine, ‘near Washington, has been dismantled and is being taken to Black (anon, near Forest Hill, where it will be erected on a ‘promising mining property. Three teams, heavily . loaded with the machinery, passed through town yesterday, «ee ‘ At Forest City Wednesdey evening the marriage of Hans Benson and Mrs, . Aggie McNaughton was consummated, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Dermody. On Wednesday a ’bus load of Netive Daughters went to Goodyear Bar upon the invitation of Mrs. W. W. Casserly, who entertained them wi:h a strawberry ; arty. ‘ Lonis Latreille and ©. P. Meany . te Hid ping very aires. Ten men are employed and 0, M. Root is the super Yew Shape Yew Size No headache, no gastritis, follows the use of “Jesse Moore” pure whiskey. Itdoes one good. There is . none other to eqaal it. Truckee Hems. . The following items are taken from from the Truckee Republican of Saturday: While cleaning some ginved with gasoline Wednesday: Della Lewis had hér hands badly burned. She had the gloves near a lighted lamp when they ignited. ; ©, L Lytle and M, Torson have struck a quartz ledge about five miles west of Truckee that assays twenty dollars to the ton; $18 in gold, $2 in silver. The claim is located about 800 feet up the hill from the Trackee river, The roof of the French Laundry caught fireThursday but was put out before much damage was done. Sweet and Fragrant A new and sparkling friendship often proves to be too much like a You flad dregs at the bottom of it. CITY TAXES ES 000 a The City Taxes for the Fiscal year are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th EE 000 <a Made by TI will be at my office in the CITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting . these Taxes, from 9 a, m, to 12 m., and from 2 to 5 and 7 to8 p. m., antil the 4th day of August, 1902. H, SHEARER, City Marshal and Pax Collector.Nevada Oity, June 16th, 1902.: eo ay N. S. of Md. HERA IAAI IAAARR EER Our Hobbies. * * * * * CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of TATLOR’S BEST ect Uthaa Quality Supreme, Absolute Cleanliness, Polite and Promp? Service. Our Ice Cream Soda.and Ice Cream Sandwiches are without a peer. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors Nevada Oity. ae ae ae ‘as 18 Commercial Street GEO. Sint Gaxuorp CLEAN Snecety HOUSE @ SON Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca! Se the. Swell Stationery @ in @ Vinton’ s Show Window. ea te ca ce Che Latest Fads in Writing Paper, sieiaiidihinieimiaimteat _ Get Ready for + the Fourth Bunting, IRI TROT TE Flags, Etc. x% SNELL © FLEMING i Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. TOE RN RAY mR 9 2 A We have a apiqnatd line, of Flags. Bunting, ete, at all prices,Better come pow and get your choice before the rush comes. You will need some so come now, Oar prices are very low. Oall and see. x ‘ H 13 x i: f : t 3 * : : : ; . % % * : f + f * : : : Price List Large Green Olives. 2.0. .cees cesses 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart Green Olives v.25 cents per quart Sweet Pickles.... Sour Pickles.. 25 cents per quart Potatoe Chips. ... ee ae Pickled Pigsfeet .25 cents per quart 25 cents a pound to cents a pound Ghe Bee Stwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. AAD == Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oats ,Pass Telephone 521. ‘0 AY Rm a a ea — le Flavoring Extracts. _.TEN FLAVORS. 50c 50 * §0 ' 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 The above goods are put up under our own name aud.are guaranteed to please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and. again. eae xeee 4 oz. ROSE «2. ence: RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY ... FRUIT COLORING. . ee eee teen er eeese Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. Coffee Roasters eae street. { SUMMER WILLERY te as sO oh ib a We invite the ladies of Nevada City and County to call and see our beautiful line of Summer Millinery which has been selected with great care by our milliner, Miss Johnson. Weare sure we can please you as we have a large stock to select from. We-will also make any alterations you may desire. i i UR ak A rs 8 ie Everything for Ladies. We also keep on hand a complete line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, etc., and everything that is desired by the ladies. My Prices are the lowest. 006 ga tl cm OY WwW. Fé Crawford Wain Street PPPPPPEEDDD. We have just received a fine line of. Balls, Bats, Gloves, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of . the best in Nevada County and our prices as: ‘low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong énduak to hold the heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, Geo. B. Turner ’

a ec — Word bad + Hadley of ade at Dow Q ao Uninhab ® few miles oy umber of gu & da Sger, Pa, ants for the mg ness, RUETPROOF . ““GLENORA” . STRAIGHT -PoONT e_been gett 1 Store for y ioods 'y I15C, 20, % ods are full : Swiss, Wi ces, ods, No last yes nen for Ski New Linen 3 ox of them, them fresh r 25 cents, sh, w wt vt ocer sci t now. We'red w stock at aby p you get the ber valne, Everyl @ for yourself. lease you. Mill 3 Grass Val =; » Time JHES of:all me Keepers. our Watches f you bave & ds repairiog Ity. Try us. ‘tung -yevaba oI 3, avings are yn mine, 3poous, ly Repaired Jeweler TR ANSCRIE ., June 23, 1 : hin a Brief Way Busy Readers. ° _——-—— ig Rosewall oD Saturday after: ive party in honor of the goviversary of her birth, at the Duar parents on Gold Flat. jgh 0000 Saturday, Saperior z, T. Nilon anited Nicholas): o aud Miss Rosy Levugal: in , Miss Mamie Solert was ' said and John Ohedotte ‘acted . man. The happy couple are own here. Barris was caved on at the Blue ‘mine at North Bloomfield Satnd bis left foot and ankle were yised and crushed, able C. W. Long yesterday Obaries Baldwin to the Jail to serve sixty dayé for ng the pbace at Truckee. »1 was commeneed this mornne new cement walk In front of sboston’s store om Broad street, buggy arrived here today for tendeot Gus Kartechoke of the pine. ount of some of the members nable to get off from work the jnot go from here to Bloomoldy ball yesterday. prisoners. were * discharged. County Jail today. Kate Ford. of Grass Valley bas eed suit fora divorce from svand. She asks for $86 per limony and attorney’s fees. as Frary, of Graes Va'ley, is a nr on the steamer Portland, now stalled in the ice of the ean. a Candidate. land Mail: Frank M. RutherTruckee, who is a candidate for tendent of Publie Instruction, to the decision ef the Republite Convention, was in this city yinthe interests of: his canMr. Rutherford was Assem-. ‘from Nevada Oounty during session of the Legislature nds well in bis home county. rever known, * Close Score at Glen: ‘brook Yesterday. ie be The game of baseball at Glenbrook Park yesterday was the most hotly contested of any yet this season. The grounds were crowded With an enthusjastic gathering, and the sharp plays ‘were enthusiastically cheered. The Nevadas went to the bat first but were whitewashed four: consecutive times, ‘Io the fifth they succeeded in scoring once, but were whitewashed again in the sixth. “In the seventh the Nevadas strack their batting gait, and scored twice. I: the: eighth the Nevadas again scored once, and in the ninth they again used the stick te advantage, ‘and they tallied three times, but were still one short of tieing the score, -. When the Grass Valleys went to. bat they started in witna rush and gcored three times in the first. They failed to connect in the next four innings, but in the sixth they again swiped the ball and crossed the plate four times. In the seventh they again scored once but were whitewashed again in the eighth, and it was not necessary to play their ninth. Taking it allin all it was one of the best games ever: pleyed on the Glenbrook diamond. Fitzgerald, the umpire, made such rotten decisions that he was beld up to execration by the assemblage. The decision. on Hooper at second was loudly decried, and on two different occasions reversed his decision when. biuffed by Grass: Valley. Charles O’Connor made a_pretty one-handed catch on second and was loudly cheered for thé act. Hooper did some fine playing on third,-and was applauded heartily. Ballestero pitched a great game, and was ably. seconded by Galendo bebind the bat, until that player wae wantonly struck in the stomach by a ball in the hands of Nevins the Grass Valley shortstop, and knocked out. O’Connor caught the balance of the game, and did well. Kaphan for Grass Valley played rank ball, and the sooner he is released the better it will be for the team. Miller, pitcher for Grass Valley, played a grand game, and fielded his position to perfection. The Grass Valleys have five safe hitters, and it will take a bard combination to beat them. White. cateher-for Grass Valley, put up a, magnificent game. Fi:zgerald’s decision on a blocked* ball, created a He is a gentlediscussion, and, for a time there was pleasing address and leaves a quite a wrawgie. A one-handed catch eimpression with those with by Noack, short stop of the Nevadas, he comes in contect. Mr. ord will contest with T. J. d Mr, Greeley, both from the ed Yesterday. uneral of the late Rraeet Ga. took place yesterdey afterd was largely attended. The were held at the Uongregaburch at Grass Valley and Rey: Naylor delivered a touching Interment was made at the metery at that place. Three men of this city and a like from Grass Valley acted as ers, trying to prevent an infatubung couple from marrying er the widower father of the the widowed mother of the in love with each other. Let beware how they meddle with of children. °@e of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. fury will surely destroy the smell and completely derange ole system when entering it the mucous surfaces. Such thould never be used except on tions from reputable pbysithe damage they will do is yo he good you can possibl m thems 1’ Oatarrh tured by F, J. Cheney £99. 0., contains no merous). 8 h internally, acting directly ® blood and mucous surfaces of em. In buying Hall’s Catarrh dure you get the genuine. It pioteroally, and made in Tophi, by F. J, Cheney & Co. ials free, by all druggist, price 76 cte. per Family Pills are the best. pe : Good Meats, ) Brothers have the very bes: Mutton and veal on want 8, t -———-+-~@e Harness in the County. hest line of harness and sadNevada county can. be found re of James Cairng on Broad He has an assortment of gente” and work gloves, anid ladies’ ®untlets that can’t be beat. cks and buggy whips of all nd prices, He’ manufactures Cushions, buggy and cart Hand made harness apd car-! “ming a specialty, Try him * you will always be bis aes, : in the: fourth, set the crowd fairly wild. Managex Leiter. says he will not allow histeam to play next Sunday if Grass Valley persists in chargiog admission to the stand. Following is the official score: NevapDas. TB RBH SB PO Hocking, cf... wh : O’Connor, 2b... 4 Galendo, c Ballestero, O’Connor, Noack, 8s ee ee eees enna peer ey rey vi) . cooHHecHol A 0 1 8 8 1 2 0 0 0 ti 1 . Ror mpabH Whitbora, lb.. O. Stewart, at 51 SCP RHRNOH em ee ayewevey tt i) . COSCCOCONH RY g. CHR ROSOOS Pe se wehens iz 410 8 cot tt Kaphan, 3b. Nevin 88. 1 481 a8! Lsubondge, oe 1. 0 0°0 Morrow, aR 1 102 Miller, p.....+ 1 160 Sicom ban, . ae : x is : White, C....5. ; 8 0.0 0 p Hea es ry 97 12.4 ee see eee eee reree io evereeesesetosvecese Three base hits—Kaphan 2, Morrow, Ov ermyer. Two base bite—Hooper, Whitburn. Firat base on errors—Nevadas 8, Grass Valley 2. Left on bases—Nevadas 2, Grass Vale ley 5. Base on balls—Off Miller 2, off Ballestero 38. St: uck out—By Miller 7, by soecaiedl tero 6. Hit by pitcher—Labondge. Passed balis—W bite 2.Umpire—Fitzgerald. Scorer—L. Garthe. ‘ Ploeg of game—2 mente and 10 min: A Good Selection. Miss May Martin, one of the most popular and capable membe a of Learel Parlor, N. D. G. W., has been avpointed District Deputy of this dis<}. trict (comprising Nevada and Yuba counties) by the new Grand President of the order.Miss Martin is. a very energetic and ambittous worker in the’ Native Daughters’ cause, and by her untiring zeal bas aided materially in . ceased could not have been made. Paine, none For wale Bros, Deiter. ‘corner PB bringing the local Parlor to it present ‘state of ‘prosperity. A better selection et te Cigar Thoma Smoke the up to-da ig A: Reoto. With @ Painfal Accident. Pat, Kitts, who lives at Town Talk, this morning had a mule and a horse. hitched toasled and was engaged in hauling wood. When the 11 o’clock eleetric car came along the animals became frightened and ran away. Young Kitts did all in his power to hold them but was thrown down and dragged some distance, He floally forced to let go the lines and thé animals continued their flight. Larry Fitzgerald, who witnessed the accident, endeavored to stop the-team and while doing so was knocked down and the sled went over him. He. was badly bruised and received a cut on the temple. The team was caught a short time afterward, before any farther damage was done, They Eloped. The following item concerning a Nevada City young lady appeared in the ‘San Francisco Chronicle: fs San Jose, June 21,—Information concerning the speedy marriage at Santa Clara of: a runaway courgle has just been disclosed. The principals} come of good families and their secret has been kept till their wedding is three days past. Last Wednesday William £. Wood of San Francisco and Miss Lydia E. McKenna of. Nevada City appeared at the office of Justice . Emile Hirsb at Santa Clara and asked for a speedy marriage. The Justice was away and a license was lacking. While the latter: wash being procured the Justice was summoned and the nuptial knot was tied. Henry Decoted acted as best man and Miss Lille Shippy as bridesmaid, The father of the groom is a prominent. capitalist and superintendent of the King Solomon mines in Siskiyou county. The bride is the daughter of a prominent family and a society leader in her native city. The party return:d to San Francisco on the evening train. Business Locals. The choicest “prands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. BRITL AN Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now gelling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the’ meat line send your orders fo NaffzigerThe best.half and half can be found at the Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5cts per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every Pe William Harry’s saloon, and Spring street. Cool hoice wines, liquors and jull tf”

beer and ¢ cigars always on band. Try the new cigar, Thomas Pai ne, fo sal eat Rector Bros. A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ———» + 22 Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If. be bad Itching Piles. They’ re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25¢c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf Girl Wanted: 1 i anted to do. housework in a A gin aw For particulars enquire at the TRANSORIPT office. Fresh Every. Day.. Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wicbes and Ice Cream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City Notice to Creditors.N the Superior Court in and for the ot N State of California. I sa ibe. "mation *. the. Estate of JOSIAH ERT. cits of Josiah Gilbert. Deceased ‘Notice .s hereby given by the undersign exeoutrix of the last will of er ae Gilbe rt deceased, to the creditors of, laims against the and dePoon gpenyh bit them, erith the necessary f this notice. Bxvoutrix, at the New York Hotel, vada City, Nevada County, same being the place rom ee transaction a the business of sa’ tate: RICHARDS. Dated June 29, 1902. §33 alany itera Wats 2 was . . a visit to Dr. O, L. Maller and wife, youchers, within ten months after she a m NeCalifornia, the =. Taylor's Tea & Coffee house Exeoutrix of the last will of Josiah Gilbert, . John ta, abies a at “Qooper’s sew mill, paid this efty a “visit inst evening. visit. tending the District Convention of the Woodmen of the World.0. L, Canfield and wife arrived last evening from San Francisco. jing from a visit to San Francisco.: John Spaulding came up from Auburn last evening. H. W. Muscn of San Francisco arrived here on lastevening’strain. — W.H. Dunlap, who has been on the. sick list for the past week, was down. town today. W.R. Bartley of Denver is here on mining business, © G, OC. Kirly of San Francisco .is here on a business trip. : H. A, Grant of Sydney arrived here last evening and left this morniog for Downieville. W, A. Muller, wife and child of San Francisco are here an a visit. J. E. and H. B. Budd arrived here last evening from Stockton and left this morning for the Plumbago mine at Moores Fiat. R. Sooy came over from North San Juan yesterday and left for San Francisco, Miss Madge Richardson of San Fraveisco, who has been here on a visit to Dr. OC. L. Muller and wife, returned to San Francisco ;esterday. Carl Lenords, who has been here ov returned te San Francisco yesterday. M. Manasse of Coshoctoon, Ohio, is bere on a business trip, Constable ©. W. Long returned to Truckee this morning. Mrs. T. N. Belden and children returned this morning to Oakland. Mrs. S Aird and daughter left this morning for San Francisco. L. Woodruff and family came down from Oolambia Hiil today. A. Schlachter is down from the Cotton Hill mine at Moores Flat. F. Galendo returned to Sacramento today. Mr, and Mrs.-Johnston Thomas, who have been hereon a visit,returned to Lead City, South Dakota, today. Mrs. H. Fowler, Sr., left this morning for San Francisco. Private Picnic. A number of families, together with others from this city, repaired to Lake picnic in this delightful and cool niche in the woods. The day was very pleasdatly enjoyed, and all preseat came home much refreshed by the trip. —_——__—_—_+ Be Go For Those Home Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll He Kept His Leg. ‘ (Pwelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched his leg with a rusty wire. Taflammation and blood poisoning set in. For two years he suffered intensely. Then the~ best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Ec-. == zema, Tetter, Salt Hisuae Sores adi all blood disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth, Try them. W. D. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cente. Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford. “end danghter, . Savory,returned lastevening from San. Francisco, where they have been on a Walter Lewis returned last evening . from Vallejo, where he has been at. . Mrs. John. Eddy returned last even45 1 day: . } bottle of new wine. Vera yesterday, aud held a private! = Make Our Place your besdquarters wile waiting for the car Sierra Counly . News} ‘The following items are » taken from . the Downieville Messenger. of SatarThe twenty-stamp mill at the St. Patrick mine, ‘near Washington, has been dismantled and is being taken to Black (anon, near Forest Hill, where it will be erected on a ‘promising mining property. Three teams, heavily . loaded with the machinery, passed through town yesterday, «ee ‘ At Forest City Wednesdey evening the marriage of Hans Benson and Mrs, . Aggie McNaughton was consummated, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Dermody. On Wednesday a ’bus load of Netive Daughters went to Goodyear Bar upon the invitation of Mrs. W. W. Casserly, who entertained them wi:h a strawberry ; arty. ‘ Lonis Latreille and ©. P. Meany . te Hid ping very aires. Ten men are employed and 0, M. Root is the super Yew Shape Yew Size No headache, no gastritis, follows the use of “Jesse Moore” pure whiskey. Itdoes one good. There is . none other to eqaal it. Truckee Hems. . The following items are taken from from the Truckee Republican of Saturday: While cleaning some ginved with gasoline Wednesday: Della Lewis had hér hands badly burned. She had the gloves near a lighted lamp when they ignited. ; ©, L Lytle and M, Torson have struck a quartz ledge about five miles west of Truckee that assays twenty dollars to the ton; $18 in gold, $2 in silver. The claim is located about 800 feet up the hill from the Trackee river, The roof of the French Laundry caught fireThursday but was put out before much damage was done. Sweet and Fragrant A new and sparkling friendship often proves to be too much like a You flad dregs at the bottom of it. CITY TAXES ES 000 a The City Taxes for the Fiscal year are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th EE 000 <a Made by TI will be at my office in the CITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting . these Taxes, from 9 a, m, to 12 m., and from 2 to 5 and 7 to8 p. m., antil the 4th day of August, 1902. H, SHEARER, City Marshal and Pax Collector.Nevada Oity, June 16th, 1902.: eo ay N. S. of Md. HERA IAAI IAAARR EER Our Hobbies.. * * * * * CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of TATLOR’S BEST ect Uthaa Quality Supreme, Absolute Cleanliness, Polite and Promp? Service. Our Ice Cream Soda.and Ice Cream Sandwiches are without a peer. Foley’s Ice Cream Parlors Nevada Oity. ae ae ae ‘as 18 Commercial Street GEO. Sint Gaxuorp CLEAN Snecety HOUSE @ SON Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca! Se the.. Swell Stationery @ in @ Vinton’ s Show Window. ea te ca ce Che Latest Fads in Writing Paper, sieiaiidihinieimiaimteat _ Get Ready for + the Fourth Bunting, IRI TROT TE Flags, Etc. x% SNELL © FLEMING i Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. TOE RN RAY mR 9 2 A We have a apiqnatd line, of Flags. Bunting, ete, at all prices,Better come pow and get your choice before the rush comes. You will need some so come now, Oar prices are very low. Oall and see. x ‘ H 13 x i: f : t 3 * : : : ; . % % * : f + f * : : : Price List Large Green Olives. 2.0.. ..cees cesses 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart Green Olives v.25 cents per quart Sweet Pickles....... Sour Pickles.... 25 cents per quart Potatoe Chips. ..... ee ae Pickled Pigsfeet .25 cents per quart 25 cents a pound to cents a pound Ghe Bee Stwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. AAD == Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oats ,Pass Telephone 521. ‘0 AY Rm a a ea — le Flavoring Extracts. _.TEN FLAVORS.. 50c 50 * §0 ' 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 The above goods are put up under our own name aud.are guaranteed to please. Oustomers invariably ask for them again and. again. eae xeee 4 oz. ROSE «2.. ence: RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY ..... FRUIT COLORING.. .. ee eee teen er eeese Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. Coffee Roasters eae street. { SUMMER WILLERY te as sO oh ib a We invite the ladies of Nevada City and County to call and see our beautiful line of Summer Millinery which has been selected with great care by our milliner, Miss Johnson. Weare sure we can please you as we have a large stock to select from. We-will also make any alterations you may desire. i i UR ak A rs 8 ie Everything for Ladies. We also keep on hand a complete line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, etc., and everything that is desired by the ladies. My Prices are the lowest. 006 ga tl cm OY WwW. Fé Crawford Wain Street PPPPPPEEDDD. We have just received a fine line of.. Balls, Bats, Gloves, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of . the best in Nevada County and our prices as: ‘low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong énduak to hold the heaviest man in the county. Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, Geo. B. Turner ’