June 25, 1898 (4 pages)

Big ci RR Pee % SCS GH? Stra engin etna ae ‘THE TRANSCRIPT.RITF EAA SATURDAY... JUNE 25, 1898. , . spoken for it. 2 Joon in Nevada City that sells straight abot: Re or } Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holi s by ON SHNTIG BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. SOLDIERS AND SNOBS. What the Oakland Tribune of yesterday says of the Astor Mountain Battery does not. place that would-be crack organizatiou ii an enviable light. The . ~~ Caminetti to Be Turned Down In ' His Aspirations to Go to Manila. mere fact that its ranRs contain a New York society is represented by its sprinting of millionaires and (The Spaniards Trimming Their Sails to presence in camp, is enough to idealize it in the shallow minds of those who look to wealth and social position as . Sue For Peace. the pre-requisites of the age, but to} those who are, above’ all things;-A meri. Special to the Daily Transcript. can, the veneer is not sufficient to hide; the defects in the material itself. In the first place, says the Tribune, Spain Breaking Down. it can be said that in their effurts to, Lonvon, Juné 25—The Madrid corimpress the residents: of the Pacific . espondent of the Telegraph says that Coast with their claims to being: gen. when the Cortez closed martial law was tlemen, the “bine-bloods” of the Astor . proclaimed . The Sagasta cabinet will Battery have as a rule shown them-. resign and fhe new government will selves to be snobs. There are doubtnegotiate for peace. less some decent fellows among then, . Camara’s squadron left Cadiz to calm but unfortunately they hare not been . public opinion. He knew that peace put to the frost, so the organization . would most likely be proglaimed before must be judged by those who have he reached Manila: They showed their . Bai cs ne maifiess from the start by their) The Spaniards Anxious. refusal to acknowledge the greetings of i Maprip, June 25—Muach anxiety is another regiment, of volunteers that expressed concerning news from Sancame into the depot at the same time . tiago. It is recognized that if the they did, but im.second-class passenger . Americans are successful in making @ coaches instead 6f the luxurious Pul’landing it means the certain destrucman cars in which the Astorians travtion of Cervera’s fleet. eled. The only possible reason that) No official: confirmation of. the surcan be advanced as to why these swell . render of Manila has heen received. New Yorkers declined. to be on terms ees of comradeship with their fellow sol. To Shel! Ladrone. diers is because the Iowans in question . Wasuinctox, June, 25—The cruiser were poorly-clad ‘and evidently. huiled Charleston ~ was® ordered to stop at from the farm and counting-house in-. Ladrone and demolish the Spanish stead of the club and drawing-room . fortifications so that the Monterey can But by far the worst feature of the} voal at that harbor without danger whole business is the way the good) [he 2000 Spanish troops there are not ladies of the Red Cross Society were! be molested at present. snubbed by the ultra-exclusive individ-' ; nal who was in command of Mr. As. Germany Not to Intervene. tor’s battery. He turned up his nose) wagayyotox, June 25—It is certain at the proffered hospitality aud would . Germany will not interfere with the not even permit his’ men to receive the . plans of the United States for the ocr flowers that had been prepared for . cypation of the Phillipines. Dewey is them until at last he saw that there was . supreme authority, and no marines danger of making himself too unpopv. jand from neutral warships without jar. And so it has been in every move first obtaining his consent. made by these-swell soldiers ever since. . : They are so exclusive in camp that § the common herd is not allowed toeven . CLEARED $128.00. look at them, and auinterview withthe The Red Crass Concert More Successful leutenant in command can only be acFinancially Th an Anticipated. complished by the wis Mehe. ecuiisstacaia ; ‘ the followi f 6 e Saturday Afternoon Club clea eredentials and the following © pit $128.55 by Thursday iit) 's.-Ganpert formalities than are needed to see Gen-. 6. the benefit of the Red Cross. 447 erul Merritt. In other words, these ‘tickets were sold, the gross receipts gilt-edged soldiers ure making fools of . being $223.50. The total expenses were themselves to all except those who . $94.95. pander to them because they come from New York and have money and presentation of <co + -—Will Buy a Mill. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Chivell of Columsocial position. ‘bia Hill were in town today Mr. Chivhese are not the sort of men who ell says there will soon be a mill on the ¢ Fighting Caminetti. WASHINGTON, June 25.—Ex-Congressman Caminetti is meeting with bitter and unexpected opposition in his application for appointment as Judge Advocate at Manila. The President. re; fuses to say anything, but it is believed the Californian will be beaten. Miles to the Front. © WaAsHINGTON, June 25—General Miles and staff are going to Cuba. They will take 18,000 additional troops with them. The Secretary's Son. WasHineaTon, June 25.— Hamilton Fish Jr., who was killed in yesterday’s engagement near Santiago, was a son ofa former Secretary of State under Grant’s administration. He rowed seventh‘in the Columbia College boating crew of 1894. wevening from San Francisco. BI NEL PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Miss May Buffington is home from Berkeley. 3 Mrs. Chas, Scheuerman has returned to Sacramento, Miss Frankie Power returned last i evening from Berkeley. T. A. Carson of the Good Title mine Lis over from Indiana Ranch. . Miss Emily Hosken returned last . KJ. Rector left today for the moun. tains to join the McMurray fishing . party. . J, U. Hastings of the Milliken Ranch . Francisco. Sens J. A. McDougall, ex-foreman of the . Extension mine at Forest City, arrived . here last dvening. < . Thos. Shurtleff and family left on ‘the noon train for Cloverdale where they will reside in future. Mrs. Kate McCormick returned dast night from the San Jose Normal school from which institution she has been graduated. . Miss Lizzie Naffziger arrived last evening from San Jose. She was ac. companied by the two children of Mrs. W. T. Morgan, C. L. Harris, Wells, Fargo &Co.’s shotgun messenger, left last night for San Francisco to meet some relations who are coming out from the East. Mrs. Emma Begbie of the City of Mexico, who has been here for a fortnight visiting her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles, left for home yesterday noon. eS eae nee 30 BOXES OF GOLD. _Easy Mining For Pin Money. To secure some desired information direct from the people, it is proposed to send a trim little box containing 5 gold dollars to each of 30 persons who aS AG Site so . mine came up last night from “9 A town jail with three cells has been On to Santiago. apie : ,. . write the most interesting description Bargurei, June 25—General Norton's . o¢ their experience and observation on command is engaging the enemy, being . the following topics: supported by Roosevelt’s Rough RidHow have you been affected by Cofers and dynamite guns. Altarus is in fee drinking ? possession of the Americans who are. reinforced by 5000 Cubans under Genérals Rabi and Garcia. A general . } 55 at the first trial ? movement on Santiago is to be made toduy. . garding the easy way tc make Postum Driven From the Coast. Baiquret, Cuba, June 25—The Span. taste ? way to make it than to note the clock from the coast, A dozen block-houses . (not when pot. is first put on stove) and in the way of the invading forces were keep it boiling moderately for fully 15 captured and burned. minutes, using 2 heaping teas poonsful . for each cup of beverage ? . Give. names and account of those AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. . you know to have been cured or helped <i ee ie health by tbe dismissal of coffee Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada) se ce =o City Tomorrow. . Address your letter to the Postum QONGREGATIONAL. i Cereal Co.; Lim., Battle Creek, Mich., RRR Preaching by the pastor Rev. J. Sims . writing your own name and address at lla. m.and 7:30 p. m. Subject of . pio. discourse in the evening; “The Power! and Worth of Gentleness.” The Chris. tle boxes of gold sent -out on June 30, tian E. .deavor will meet at the usual . next. hour led by D. A. Daily, subject, “The . Every friend of Postum is urged to Right Use of ‘Time. Sabbath school write and each letter will be held in at the close of the morning service. All . high esteem by the company, as an are cordially invited. jevidence of such friendship, while the make good soldiers, and Mr. Astor! Live Oak mine. The company have in a liad . view a complete 20-stamp mill now at would have put his money to ad better. the Palo Alto mine 30 miles northeast use had he applied it to the equipment . of Oroville. If it can be transported of an equal number of average Ameri (ata reasonable figure—it is an 85 mile can citizens. There should be no such . baal by wagon—it will be bought, Uth; f d exclusiveness in. erwise the Live Ouk people will probathing Se Fepees See . bly take the eight-stamp mill on the the ranks of the American army and . Delhi those who are inclined to display those traits should have the nonsense taken . out of them as quickly as possible. . The privates in Mr. Astor's mounted } cots Dark: BEES ET ET Tomorrow’s Line-Up. Following will be the line-up for toworrow afternoon’s ball game at Gienar . little boxes of gold will reach many a METHODIST CHURCH. . modest writer whose plain and casa . Rev, W,C, Gray, pastor. He will) letter contains the facts « desired, all . preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m, Re. though the sender may bave but small. 'eeption of members and baptism of . faith in winning at the time of writ‘children at the morning service, Class . ing, us 18-25 meeting at 9:45a. m, Sunday school, at 12:30 p.m. Junior League at 5 p. m. . AN Enemy to health is impure blood, Epworth League at 6:30 p. m., subject, . as it leads té'werious disease and great er. and conquers this-euemy and averts . the danger. Do )0u know any one who has been ms driven away from Postam -because it} @ came to the table weak and character. # Did you set such a person right re-. 4 . clear, black and with a crisp, pungent Mm Have you ever discovered a better] @ iards have been driven back eight miles . 4+ the time actual boiling commences, . @ {. Decision will be made and the 30 lité “Vacation Dangers,” W. C. Gray, lead. . suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets . Hoon’s Puts are the only pills to ake with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure -— BRIBF. MENTION. dinor Notes and Commeats, of Loca Interest. George ©. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad street. A Red Cross Society has been organized by the ladies of Spenceville. The Red Cross dance at You Bet last night was a great success bothin point of attendance and in enjoyment. There was a large attendance at the dance given at Ragon Grove last night for the benefit of the Banner ball club. Governor Budd made a requisition on Company C for their tents, and the same were shipped to Sacramento yesterday. built at the town of Washington. It is not often one is wanted there but when is is they want it bad. : The case of Mary Ellen Smith; vs. P. Hawkins, recently decided in the Superior Court in favor of plaintiff, has been appealed by her to the Supreme ‘Court. She is: dissatisfied with the judgment. { Eleven of the young men of Downieville who had enlisted in Company C of this city have gone to Marysville to try and get a chance to go to the front with the company called out this week from there. In the suit of B. Peterson and M. Silva against the North Merrifild Mining Company, Judge Nilon has rendered judgment for the plaintiffs in the sum of $288.70 together with costs —— “GRASS VALLBY NBWS. . A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. H. OC. Mell and Miss Minnie Rosevear will be married on the Fourth. Last night Chief Engineer Clineb ; gave d banquet tothe boys’ drum corps. The eight year, old son of Tnomas . Crase was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. : Company I has been ordered to report at Oakland Thursday morning and will leave here Wednesday evening, when there will be a demonstration in their honor. The Knights of Pythias will present the company witb a silk flag before it leaves. Many towns in the county will be represented in the company. From Nevada City George H. Edgar, Neil Gallagher, Geo. Storey and John Lammon have enlisted, there are thirty from. Truckee, Spenceville and vicinity sends six, and even Gold Run in Placer county contributes one. ' Good Neighbors. A good neighbor is well fe have. Don’t you think so? We are blessed with a good neighbor and we aim to be neighborly with him. When he makes a big-cut we are init with bim, and most of the time go him one better. it J. Levy. ——— FIVE OUT OF NINE. A Lict of the Applicants For Certificates to Teach School. The County Board of Education tee day completed examining the papers of the aspirants for teachers’ certificates at the semi-annusl examination held this week. Of the six ladies and three gentlemen who wrote five were win-— ners, as follows, a graduate of the Nevada City high school heading the list : with an unusually high per centage: » Grammar Grade—Miss Maude Mirchie, Nevada City, 92 per cent.; Clarke F. Northup, North San Juan, 88, Primary Grade—Will 8. Lavy, Marysville, 86; Miss Carolyne Brown, Gr. s; Valley, 78; Miss Mahoney, Grass Vailey, 76. : ' Report tu the Grand Marsha!. © All sub-committees, societies and individuals or firms proposing to present floats or other features in the morning parade on the Fourth of July are reout delay to Fred Zeitler, the Grand Marshal, so that he can arrange the varjous divisions. jo25-tt — ne Se PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. : At WORK PERFORMED IN A FIRSTclass manner. Special attention paid to repairing. A share of patro; e soliciter, amounting to $6 arid counsel fees in the sum of $100. To be Tried Monday, The trial of Ben Wiley on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon on John Cunningham is to take place in the Superior Court Mondays before a jury. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe went to lower Grass Valley township today to subpona witnesses. : Absolutely Pure ' New Rates or Beer. . We, the undersigned Brewers and’ their representatives doing business in: Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity’ do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less than the following prices per keg, net: cash—no rebate of any nature : °. . j 15 Gallons; = $5.00 10 Gallons, = 3.35. 5 Gallons, « 1.75: This agreement to take effect upon and after this date : J. W. Upton, Frank Bros. W. F. Michell, Mrs, S. Binkelman, Whelihan Bros. George Gehrig, israel Hosken, quested to report their intentions withROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Isoard & Son. Children Who would prescribe only ¢ s tonics and bitters for a weak, @ B puny child? Its muscles and R nerves are so thoroughly ex§ ® hausted that they cannot be ¥ h child needs food; a blood¥ ® making, nerve-stren g ® and muscle-building food. of Cod-Liver Oil ts all of this, ® and you still have a tonic in ® the hypophosphites of lime s and soda to act with the food. ® For thin and delicate children ® there is no remedy superior . ® toit in the world. It means and comfort to them. Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion, r 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. growth, strength, plumpness LLLALALALALALALALALALALALALALAUALAUAM Still Another Display of WASH GOODS. Ladies, our sale of Wash Goods this season has been wonderful. Four different shipments have been received and we thought the first shipment would more than s the demand. oe nee This day we place in our window a sample line of OUR LAST CARGO. We want you all to see it. Grand O . ot : eo a rgandie Suits at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and fie a suit. White Goods of all kinds. ‘f Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses Finished with. SEQuOIAa a specialty. Yard at Depot, Telephone No. 51. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER White India Linen, roc, 12%c, 1§¢, 2cc, 25¢. White Organdies, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 per yard. White Ribbons of all kinds. . Sash Ribbons, all shades and widths. White and Cream Gloves in all lengths. White Fans at all prices. 4 White Handkerchiefs at ali prices, . A Respectfully, vattery are no better than the privates . ieinibe: ne ee be plea in any of our California regiments or, Beckley. . . oa. . Dial 2a OE TE . ite ‘4 § those from any other State, and the . Mitchel ae Gee ons 5 Try THE Owt for a first-class drink. officers are in luck if they are as good. Rockenfleld Sek p eee {Overmyer : . It i ity that local society should . SUV8 . ----)) ---3 ----. Perkins 7 oe r J ;Hanson.. ..3b..Trenberth buve seen fit to pat on the backs those . Bailestero. ._. ued E. Whitburn P > m guilty of such un-American gaucheries, . Scooney... 2b.. Hammond . Sullivan. . ey. eet Clauson for what we want under the Stars and . Stripes sa.soliters and not fops. Card of Thanks. A Sax Pranossco philanthropist, af-> all pleading or shouting for numbers artistic and financial success. Mrs. L. 8. CALKINs, over the telephone one ail swearing at. Ses A.D. Mason, dent. the phonograph. You will call for the Secretary. re number you want by touching numRipe tics a bered buttons on your phone and central will simply have to connect you! ° stuffed olives in bottles. tf with the required phone. There a ° ' . *. , alike over the wire, and there will be. a eae st much saving of time and nerves. CERES (D. J, STEVENS, -. —_—_—— Are You Betting on Baseball? You are aware of “that hot game of Hotel Arrivals. ball tomorrow at Glenbrook, are you: Frank T. Westfield, Aubura not? If you want to bet ou either. 3d. J. go ager mm -eiub take our advice and bet a Hat, G. A “for you cen. get a fine Fur Fedora ino. E. Stone, Relief Hill all shades;, those $2 kind for 90 cents, at the Popular Clothing Store. . ‘lt Ss Jd. Levy, Prop. ~~ ee = j Rewewser, Tee Ow is the only saW. Johnson, “ H. H, Cartis, Oakland Mrs. W. Dickersou, Bloomfield whisky. m 25tf Mr. Kushbocker, Washington The ladies of the Saturday Afternoon : : Musical Olub take this method of exter working six years, has invented ® . pressing their gratitude to all those ir e telephone attachment that will virta. jadies and gentlemen who in any way ash the hello-girl and obviate , sisted to make Thursday evening’s conally abolish the bello-girl and obviste . Cert for the benefit of the Red Cross an At Gaylord’s.* Also Pim-Olas, which MANAGER A Popular Lin “Three from two you can’t,” P . of says the schoolboy. Right! Three . from two you can’t, either in dollars or dividends or sarsaparilla. It takes the best sarsaparilla root to make the best sarsaparilla ex— tract. The best sarsaparilla comes . from Honduras, C. A., and the Dr. Ayer Co. practically controls the entire uct.-Yet others claim to be making “best” sarsaparilla. They must be making it out of the remainder left after subtracting three from two, But, “ three from two youecan’t.” You can’t make the best sarsaparilla without best root, You only get the best when you cet AYER’S: QUALITIES AS ‘ducements offered in It is impossible to make a which is made wholly from the best root imported from Honduras. spasms cette An unlimited variety in every department of the Store. Styles and Fashions as you like them. Assortment complete and all RIGHT PRICES. Don’t fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the inSar sapariila Lae you eclact Ramiutenenna: sete a ‘IVES CLOTHNG POR . A Magnificent Combination for the People. ssse>=seeezooseeee BSS9SS9S the Latest Spring Attractions . 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Big ci RR Pee % SCS GH? Stra engin etna ae ‘THE TRANSCRIPT.RITF EAA SATURDAY..... JUNE 25, 1898. , . spoken for it. 2 Joon in Nevada City that sells straight abot: Re or } Published every evening except Sundays and Lega! Holi s by ON SHNTIG BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. SOLDIERS AND SNOBS. What the Oakland Tribune of yesterday says of the Astor Mountain Battery does not. place that would-be crack organizatiou ii an enviable light. The . ~~ Caminetti to Be Turned Down In ' His Aspirations to Go to Manila. mere fact that its ranRs contain a New York society is represented by its sprinting of millionaires and (The Spaniards Trimming Their Sails to presence in camp, is enough to idealize it in the shallow minds of those who look to wealth and social position as . Sue For Peace. the pre-requisites of the age, but to} those who are, above’ all things;-A meri. Special to the Daily Transcript. can, the veneer is not sufficient to hide; the defects in the material itself. In the first place, says the Tribune, Spain Breaking Down. it can be said that in their effurts to, Lonvon, Juné 25—The Madrid corimpress the residents: of the Pacific . espondent of the Telegraph says that Coast with their claims to being: gen. when the Cortez closed martial law was tlemen, the “bine-bloods” of the Astor . proclaimed . The Sagasta cabinet will Battery have as a rule shown them-. resign and fhe new government will selves to be snobs. There are doubtnegotiate for peace. less some decent fellows among then, . Camara’s squadron left Cadiz to calm but unfortunately they hare not been . public opinion. He knew that peace put to the frost, so the organization . would most likely be proglaimed before must be judged by those who have he reached Manila: They showed their . Bai cs ne maifiess from the start by their) The Spaniards Anxious. refusal to acknowledge the greetings of i Maprip, June 25—Muach anxiety is another regiment, of volunteers that expressed concerning news from Sancame into the depot at the same time . tiago. It is recognized that if the they did, but im.second-class passenger . Americans are successful in making @ coaches instead 6f the luxurious Pul’landing it means the certain destrucman cars in which the Astorians travtion of Cervera’s fleet. eled. The only possible reason that) No official: confirmation of. the surcan be advanced as to why these swell . render of Manila has heen received. New Yorkers declined. to be on terms ees of comradeship with their fellow sol. To Shel! Ladrone. diers is because the Iowans in question . Wasuinctox, June, 25—The cruiser were poorly-clad ‘and evidently. huiled Charleston ~ was® ordered to stop at from the farm and counting-house in-. Ladrone and demolish the Spanish stead of the club and drawing-room . fortifications so that the Monterey can But by far the worst feature of the} voal at that harbor without danger whole business is the way the good) [he 2000 Spanish troops there are not ladies of the Red Cross Society were! be molested at present. snubbed by the ultra-exclusive individ-' ; nal who was in command of Mr. As. Germany Not to Intervene. tor’s battery. He turned up his nose) wagayyotox, June 25—It is certain at the proffered hospitality aud would . Germany will not interfere with the not even permit his’ men to receive the . plans of the United States for the ocr flowers that had been prepared for . cypation of the Phillipines. Dewey is them until at last he saw that there was . supreme authority, and no marines danger of making himself too unpopv. jand from neutral warships without jar. And so it has been in every move first obtaining his consent. made by these-swell soldiers ever since. . : They are so exclusive in camp that § the common herd is not allowed toeven . CLEARED $128.00. look at them, and auinterview withthe The Red Crass Concert More Successful leutenant in command can only be acFinancially Th an Anticipated. complished by the wis Mehe. ecuiisstacaia ; ‘ the followi f 6 e Saturday Afternoon Club clea eredentials and the following © pit $128.55 by Thursday iit) 's.-Ganpert formalities than are needed to see Gen-. 6. the benefit of the Red Cross. 447 erul Merritt. In other words, these ‘tickets were sold, the gross receipts gilt-edged soldiers ure making fools of . being $223.50. The total expenses were themselves to all except those who . $94.95. pander to them because they come from New York and have money and presentation of <co + -—Will Buy a Mill. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Chivell of Columsocial position. ‘bia Hill were in town today Mr. Chivhese are not the sort of men who ell says there will soon be a mill on the ¢ Fighting Caminetti. WASHINGTON, June 25.—Ex-Congressman Caminetti is meeting with bitter and unexpected opposition in his application for appointment as Judge Advocate at Manila. The President. re; fuses to say anything, but it is believed the Californian will be beaten. Miles to the Front. © WaAsHINGTON, June 25—General Miles and staff are going to Cuba. They will take 18,000 additional troops with them. The Secretary's Son. WasHineaTon, June 25.— Hamilton Fish Jr., who was killed in yesterday’s engagement near Santiago, was a son ofa former Secretary of State under Grant’s administration. He rowed seventh‘in the Columbia College boating crew of 1894. wevening from San Francisco. BI NEL PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Miss May Buffington is home from Berkeley. 3 Mrs. Chas, Scheuerman has returned to Sacramento, Miss Frankie Power returned last i evening from Berkeley. T. A. Carson of the Good Title mine Lis over from Indiana Ranch. . Miss Emily Hosken returned last . KJ. Rector left today for the moun. tains to join the McMurray fishing . party. . J, U. Hastings of the Milliken Ranch . Francisco. Sens J. A. McDougall, ex-foreman of the . Extension mine at Forest City, arrived . here last dvening. < . Thos. Shurtleff and family left on ‘the noon train for Cloverdale where they will reside in future. Mrs. Kate McCormick returned dast night from the San Jose Normal school from which institution she has been graduated. . Miss Lizzie Naffziger arrived last evening from San Jose. She was ac. companied by the two children of Mrs. W. T. Morgan, C. L. Harris, Wells, Fargo &Co.’s shotgun messenger, left last night for San Francisco to meet some relations who are coming out from the East. Mrs. Emma Begbie of the City of Mexico, who has been here for a fortnight visiting her mother, Mrs. A. J. Stiles, left for home yesterday noon. eS eae nee 30 BOXES OF GOLD. _Easy Mining For Pin Money. To secure some desired information direct from the people, it is proposed to send a trim little box containing 5 gold dollars to each of 30 persons who aS AG Site so . mine came up last night from “9 A town jail with three cells has been On to Santiago. apie : ,. . write the most interesting description Bargurei, June 25—General Norton's . o¢ their experience and observation on command is engaging the enemy, being . the following topics: supported by Roosevelt’s Rough RidHow have you been affected by Cofers and dynamite guns. Altarus is in fee drinking ? possession of the Americans who are. reinforced by 5000 Cubans under Genérals Rabi and Garcia. A general . } 55 at the first trial ? movement on Santiago is to be made toduy. . garding the easy way tc make Postum Driven From the Coast. Baiquret, Cuba, June 25—The Span. taste ? way to make it than to note the clock from the coast, A dozen block-houses . (not when pot. is first put on stove) and in the way of the invading forces were keep it boiling moderately for fully 15 captured and burned. minutes, using 2 heaping teas poonsful . for each cup of beverage ? . Give. names and account of those AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. . you know to have been cured or helped <i ee ie health by tbe dismissal of coffee Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada) se ce =o City Tomorrow. . Address your letter to the Postum QONGREGATIONAL. i Cereal Co.; Lim., Battle Creek, Mich., RRR Preaching by the pastor Rev. J. Sims . writing your own name and address at lla. m.and 7:30 p. m. Subject of . pio. discourse in the evening; “The Power! and Worth of Gentleness.” The Chris. tle boxes of gold sent -out on June 30, tian E. .deavor will meet at the usual . next. hour led by D. A. Daily, subject, “The . Every friend of Postum is urged to Right Use of ‘Time. Sabbath school write and each letter will be held in at the close of the morning service. All . high esteem by the company, as an are cordially invited. jevidence of such friendship, while the make good soldiers, and Mr. Astor! Live Oak mine. The company have in a liad . view a complete 20-stamp mill now at would have put his money to ad better. the Palo Alto mine 30 miles northeast use had he applied it to the equipment . of Oroville. If it can be transported of an equal number of average Ameri (ata reasonable figure—it is an 85 mile can citizens. There should be no such . baal by wagon—it will be bought, Uth; f d exclusiveness in. erwise the Live Ouk people will probathing Se Fepees See . bly take the eight-stamp mill on the the ranks of the American army and . Delhi those who are inclined to display those traits should have the nonsense taken . out of them as quickly as possible. . The privates in Mr. Astor's mounted } cots Dark: BEES ET ET Tomorrow’s Line-Up. Following will be the line-up for toworrow afternoon’s ball game at Gienar . little boxes of gold will reach many a METHODIST CHURCH. . modest writer whose plain and casa . Rev, W,C, Gray, pastor. He will) letter contains the facts « desired, all . preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m, Re. though the sender may bave but small. 'eeption of members and baptism of . faith in winning at the time of writ‘children at the morning service, Class . ing, us 18-25 meeting at 9:45a. m, Sunday school, at 12:30 p.m. Junior League at 5 p. m. . AN Enemy to health is impure blood, Epworth League at 6:30 p. m., subject, . as it leads té'werious disease and great er. and conquers this-euemy and averts . the danger. Do )0u know any one who has been ms driven away from Postam -because it} @ came to the table weak and character. # Did you set such a person right re-. 4 . clear, black and with a crisp, pungent Mm Have you ever discovered a better] @ iards have been driven back eight miles . 4+ the time actual boiling commences, . @ {. Decision will be made and the 30 lité “Vacation Dangers,” W. C. Gray, lead. . suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets . Hoon’s Puts are the only pills to ake with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure -— BRIBF. MENTION. dinor Notes and Commeats, of Loca Interest. George ©. Gaylord, Grocer, Broad street. A Red Cross Society has been organized by the ladies of Spenceville. The Red Cross dance at You Bet last night was a great success bothin point of attendance and in enjoyment. There was a large attendance at the dance given at Ragon Grove last night for the benefit of the Banner ball club. Governor Budd made a requisition on Company C for their tents, and the same were shipped to Sacramento yesterday. built at the town of Washington. It is not often one is wanted there but when is is they want it bad. : The case of Mary Ellen Smith; vs. P. Hawkins, recently decided in the Superior Court in favor of plaintiff, has been appealed by her to the Supreme ‘Court. She is: dissatisfied with the judgment. { Eleven of the young men of Downieville who had enlisted in Company C of this city have gone to Marysville to try and get a chance to go to the front with the company called out this week from there. In the suit of B. Peterson and M. Silva against the North Merrifild Mining Company, Judge Nilon has rendered judgment for the plaintiffs in the sum of $288.70 together with costs —— “GRASS VALLBY NBWS. . A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. H. OC. Mell and Miss Minnie Rosevear will be married on the Fourth. Last night Chief Engineer Clineb ; gave d banquet tothe boys’ drum corps. The eight year, old son of Tnomas . Crase was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. : Company I has been ordered to report at Oakland Thursday morning and will leave here Wednesday evening, when there will be a demonstration in their honor. The Knights of Pythias will present the company witb a silk flag before it leaves. Many towns in the county will be represented in the company. From Nevada City George H. Edgar, Neil Gallagher, Geo. Storey and John Lammon have enlisted, there are thirty from. Truckee, Spenceville and vicinity sends six, and even Gold Run in Placer county contributes one. ' Good Neighbors. A good neighbor is well fe have. Don’t you think so? We are blessed with a good neighbor and we aim to be neighborly with him. When he makes a big-cut we are init with bim, and most of the time go him one better. it J. Levy. ——— FIVE OUT OF NINE. A Lict of the Applicants For Certificates to Teach School. The County Board of Education tee day completed examining the papers of the aspirants for teachers’ certificates at the semi-annusl examination held this week. Of the six ladies and three gentlemen who wrote five were win-— ners, as follows, a graduate of the Nevada City high school heading the list : with an unusually high per centage: » Grammar Grade—Miss Maude Mirchie, Nevada City, 92 per cent.; Clarke F. Northup, North San Juan, 88, Primary Grade—Will 8. Lavy, Marysville, 86; Miss Carolyne Brown, Gr. s; Valley, 78; Miss Mahoney, Grass Vailey, 76. : ' Report tu the Grand Marsha!. © All sub-committees, societies and individuals or firms proposing to present floats or other features in the morning parade on the Fourth of July are reout delay to Fred Zeitler, the Grand Marshal, so that he can arrange the varjous divisions. jo25-tt — ne Se PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. : At WORK PERFORMED IN A FIRSTclass manner. Special attention paid to repairing. A share of patro; e soliciter, amounting to $6 arid counsel fees in the sum of $100. To be Tried Monday, The trial of Ben Wiley on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon on John Cunningham is to take place in the Superior Court Mondays before a jury. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe went to lower

Grass Valley township today to subpona witnesses. : Absolutely Pure ' New Rates or Beer. . We, the undersigned Brewers and’ their representatives doing business in: Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity’ do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less than the following prices per keg, net: cash—no rebate of any nature : °. . j 15 Gallons; = $5.00 10 Gallons, = 3.35. 5 Gallons, « 1.75: This agreement to take effect upon and after this date : J. W. Upton, Frank Bros. W. F. Michell, Mrs, S. Binkelman, Whelihan Bros. George Gehrig, israel Hosken, quested to report their intentions withROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Isoard & Son. Children Who would prescribe only ¢ s tonics and bitters for a weak, @ B puny child? Its muscles and R nerves are so thoroughly ex§ ® hausted that they cannot be ¥ h child needs food; a blood¥ ® making, nerve-stren g ® and muscle-building food. of Cod-Liver Oil ts all of this, ® and you still have a tonic in ® the hypophosphites of lime s and soda to act with the food. ® For thin and delicate children ® there is no remedy superior . ® toit in the world. It means and comfort to them. Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion, r 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. growth, strength, plumpness LLLALALALALALALALALALALALALALAUALAUAM Still Another Display of WASH GOODS. Ladies, our sale of Wash Goods this season has been wonderful. Four different shipments have been received and we thought the first shipment would more than s the demand. oe nee This day we place in our window a sample line of OUR LAST CARGO. We want you all to see it. Grand O . ot : eo a rgandie Suits at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and fie a suit. White Goods of all kinds. ‘f Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses Finished with. SEQuOIAa a specialty. Yard at Depot, Telephone No. 51. BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER White India Linen, roc, 12%c, 1§¢, 2cc, 25¢. White Organdies, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 per yard. White Ribbons of all kinds. . Sash Ribbons, all shades and widths. White and Cream Gloves in all lengths. White Fans at all prices. 4 White Handkerchiefs at ali prices, . A Respectfully, vattery are no better than the privates . ieinibe: ne ee be plea in any of our California regiments or, Beckley.. . .. oa. .. Dial 2a OE TE . ite ‘4 § those from any other State, and the . Mitchel ae Gee ons 5 Try THE Owt for a first-class drink. officers are in luck if they are as good. Rockenfleld Sek p eee {Overmyer : . It i ity that local society should . SUV8 . ----)) ---3 ----. Perkins 7 oe r J ;Hanson... ...3b....Trenberth buve seen fit to pat on the backs those . Bailestero. .._. ued E. Whitburn P > m guilty of such un-American gaucheries, . Scooney..... 2b.... Hammond . Sullivan. .. ey. eet Clauson for what we want under the Stars and . Stripes sa.soliters and not fops. Card of Thanks. A Sax Pranossco philanthropist, af-> all pleading or shouting for numbers artistic and financial success. Mrs. L. 8. CALKINs, over the telephone one ail swearing at. Ses A.D. Mason, dent. the phonograph. You will call for the Secretary. re number you want by touching numRipe tics a bered buttons on your phone and central will simply have to connect you! ° stuffed olives in bottles. tf with the required phone. There a ° ' . *. , alike over the wire, and there will be. a eae st much saving of time and nerves. CERES (D. J, STEVENS, -. —_—_—— Are You Betting on Baseball? You are aware of “that hot game of Hotel Arrivals. ball tomorrow at Glenbrook, are you: Frank T. Westfield, Aubura not? If you want to bet ou either. 3d. J. go ager mm -eiub take our advice and bet a Hat, G. A “for you cen. get a fine Fur Fedora ino. E. Stone, Relief Hill all shades;, those $2 kind for 90 cents, at the Popular Clothing Store. . ‘lt Ss Jd. Levy, Prop. ~~ ee = j Rewewser, Tee Ow is the only saW. Johnson, “ H. H, Cartis, Oakland Mrs. W. Dickersou, Bloomfield whisky. m 25tf Mr. Kushbocker, Washington The ladies of the Saturday Afternoon : : Musical Olub take this method of exter working six years, has invented ® . pressing their gratitude to all those ir e telephone attachment that will virta. jadies and gentlemen who in any way ash the hello-girl and obviate , sisted to make Thursday evening’s conally abolish the bello-girl and obviste . Cert for the benefit of the Red Cross an At Gaylord’s.* Also Pim-Olas, which MANAGER A Popular Lin “Three from two you can’t,” P . of says the schoolboy. Right! Three . from two you can’t, either in dollars or dividends or sarsaparilla. It takes the best sarsaparilla root to make the best sarsaparilla ex— tract. The best sarsaparilla comes . from Honduras, C. 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