June 25, 1900 (4 pages)

Chases Sale Commencing Saturday, June 23, 1900. Bo ra Store on corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. —— asaoee BIOIORIOIIOIIIOIOI: an Pull and Complete Line bp 3 as 3:9 . Is tna it-y Re Also, o: OF THE LATEST DESIGNS IN . CARPETS WALL PAPER and: MATTING Snell & Fleming’ s. $ DIO! RIK KRM OK YOOICIIOIOI FUL THOUGHT FOR T TODAY Seed enye ‘or Polish for: Baia smears) ‘the lime of. Footwear, <be to your ‘advantage to vis BOVEY BROS.’ SHOE STORE. jout Ray we handle the very best made. * Aiwaws fresh and remPRy and. and Set on done at reasonable prices. Machines, Bovey ‘BROS, Broad St. a, Soo, Slippers » Needles, Oil and par& for Ea PL ATA PLANING-MILL.. RICE &.LEWIS, Prop’s. > oon . AARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Moul +iii* 3" 8¥a6Kets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Work’a Specialty, Plans Drawn, for Neat and. Moderm Homer Get ony stimates ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE &% LEWIS, fi pe Out’ Customers “T ake the Cake” : q Saguanusgo Sr., Nuwaps Crry. some of it and share their . If you go to the Picnic mpeg oh pce . Limes . Lemons : N. fe. HOWELL. =. Tega’ Candy aiory = {ot hans it not don’t fail to call on : . Eexepert 070 M2 ¥ I; Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH TUBS: ~* PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES. . ' . THE TRANSORIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By [iail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. Mele know: on application. : DEADLIEST OF SNAKES. One of Britain's Most Gallant Soldiers Killed in Africa by the the Bite of a Mamba. -~ Perhaps the most deadly and aggressive of. all reptiles is the mamba, an extremely slender snake which is found all over ‘Africa. In color these venomous serpents are either black or green, and they attain to a great length, one ten feet long, however, being no larger than.a man’s wrist. It*was one of these terrible creatures that. killed the late (ol. Montgomery, of the Welsh regii776 THE aomacs FOURTII _ Forenoon. Street Amusements and in the Afternoon. in the Evening. ‘Parade . and. Pinbéctais ‘in. the IMusic Grand Masquerade Carnival Anniversary of the victory of BNCE DAY: CELEBRATION Im the History of the County Seat. AT NEVADA CITY, JULY FOURTH, 1900. it Be the Grater of the Day, America over Spain. 1900 We Tore Enthusiasm More Attractions ‘More Fun ‘than ever before. We ! Come to Nevada City and help to celebrate the Birthday of American Independen :e,'and the Second Annual . 37LLED BY A MAMBA, (Col. meaner and the Snake Which Poisoned Him.) a one of England’s most gallant soldiers, Col. Scott, of the Royal Army Medical corps, has just written an account of the affair, which is given verbatim: “On looking over my notes of the case,” he writes; “I find-we had crossed the Tugela river to the Zululand side. After luncheon Col: Montgomery and his adjutant (Capt. Reid) went out to shoot quail. When they were some distance from the camp they dismounted and threw the saddles over the ponies’ heads, ‘as is the custom in South Africa, and then went into some: long: grass.* Soon after Col. Montgomery. felt something prick hisdeg, whichshe took to be a thorn, but in a few seconds he felt a great shock to his system, and called out to his adjutant that he had been bitten by a snake, and that he was to ride into camp for me. As soon as Capt. Reid told me what had happened I turned my pony (1 was mounted at the Aime) toward the place indicated, and sy mery riding toward camp at a canter, ie at the time looked like a drunken “than on a horse, as he was swaying from side to side to such an-extent that 1 -momentarily thought he would fall off. When IE got to him I and others helped: him to dismount. His legs immediately collapsed, ‘the result of paralysis, by which it may be seen that he rode in by balance only. The injury was susstained at four p. m., and we helped him off his horse at 4:10 p:.m. Already he was pale, nervous, very sick (vomiting profusely), had cramps and a feeling that he*was going -to die.‘ Everything that medical skill could devise was done for him, but nothing was of any avail. Just ten hours after tthe accident he ‘was dead. The enormous strength of jaw possessed by the reptile is shown un a few moments I saw. Col. Montthrough a cloth colonjal gaiter, colonial: riding breeches and drawers. Col. ‘Montgomery was buried in Zululand at the mission station.” “ Causezand Maect. ; Money is the root of evil. i When) we've none to clink What a lot of wicked phrasez ‘ We are ne to think!When Gentus Gets a Show. “All great works are written by famous men between’ the ages of . 40 and 60.” “Yes; by that time their children are big ettough to. play out of doors.”— sari News. The Kind, Magistrate—You-say you this man down becatse he looked like a bulldog?, . Murphy—No, yer honor; I wouldn't! nocked _you Bropl erees, Holo tow Tie Hotel: a hoy moinded that, but he said I looked. ~ loike an English bulldog.—Criterion. > by the fact that the fangs passed} ~ Annual Fair 47th Agrialtaral Distt Ass‘ AUGUST 18th to Sept. Ist, (INCLUSIVE). Pavilion at Nevada City Stock Exhibit at {Glenbrook ° 7 FRED ZEITLER, Pres. WM.GIRFIN,Sec’'y, BUNKER Fourth Annual Pienie -——— OF — GLENBROOK PARK ASSOGIATION or ; _ THURSDAY, JULY . 1900. Games, Dancing, Racing Judges ~ ae and oe Pane E. ee Se ‘ cla, Fi, Wade Ww. re Henry “Metvenbaugher, Prop’, L DAY! . Nevada Co. Electric Power . Co.’s-is the Ideal Light. aa Martin, 3 caMtadaworis }8. Reotor and A. -W : JACKSON, Pres. * W. M. GIFFIN, Secretary. Union: Hiei Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, ‘repainted, repaperéd and newly. furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Handréd Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room, Stopping pines for all Stag sand Busses. NO wee. Smoke Soot Smell. LEADING CIGAR DEALER, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, . MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years niore as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood. We-have made a saccess of Building Houses —ON THE— {installment Plan, And we are still at it, all and learnJour terms beforeSletting yout coutract, . M. L. & D. MARSH. GRADUATES! WL! UNDER THE AUSPIOES OF THE Class of I9o0, OF THE NEVADA CITY HiGH SCHOOL, At Armory Hall, Friday Ey'g, June 29, FLOOR DIRECTOR : LADIS A. WALLING. FLOOR COMMITTEE: J. Kitts R. Goyne H. Naffai w. am A ger * iy W. Grimes. A. Osborne ¢G: Richards J. Kilroy A. Morgan THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED, Tick ural NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS, W. S. RICHARDS, Proprieto: —A h x mis nshgoenny4 boris UN pa fost Sestiene of 2 Ot eo wig electric fakes ‘ABLE is aay Ste, mgpon neon vari Laer aekinen Central Hotel RE-OPEN ED. John Grissel, Proprietor omg This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. e 25 CENTS 25 and 50 CENTS coset wat centerees MEALS, ROOMS, Ashare of the public patronage. is solide Cor. Broad and Union Streets, The Best Liquors, ‘ The Best Cigats, hese are the attractions you can NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE: © Res ri Rates moderate. Best accommodations in the county for the money. Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND*HAULING.aise ene pero seced 8 . ;

Chases Sale Commencing Saturday, June 23, 1900. Bo ra Store on corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. —— asaoee BIOIORIOIIOIIIOIOI: an Pull and Complete Line bp 3 as 3:9 . Is tna it-y Re Also, o: OF THE LATEST DESIGNS IN . CARPETS WALL PAPER and: MATTING Snell & Fleming’ s. $ DIO! RIK KRM OK YOOICIIOIOI FUL THOUGHT FOR T TODAY Seed enye ‘or Polish for: Baia smears) ‘the lime of. Footwear, <be to your ‘advantage to vis BOVEY BROS.’ SHOE STORE. jout Ray we handle the very best made. * Aiwaws fresh and remPRy and. and Set on done at reasonable prices. Machines, Bovey ‘BROS, Broad St. a, Soo, Slippers » Needles, Oil and par& for Ea PL ATA PLANING-MILL... RICE &.LEWIS, Prop’s. > oon . AARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Moul +iii* 3" 8¥a6Kets. Woodwork of all kinds, Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Work’a Specialty, Plans Drawn, for Neat and. Moderm Homer Get ony stimates ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE &% LEWIS, fi pe Out’ Customers “T ake the Cake” : q Saguanusgo Sr., Nuwaps Crry. some of it and share their . If you go to the Picnic mpeg oh pce . Limes . Lemons : N. fe.. HOWELL. =. Tega’ Candy aiory = {ot hans it not don’t fail to call on : . Eexepert 070 M2 ¥ I; Plumber. PORCELAIN BATH TUBS: ~* PATENT CLOSETS PLUMBING SUPPLIES. . ' . THE TRANSORIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By [iail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week. Mele know: on application. : DEADLIEST OF SNAKES. One of Britain's Most Gallant Soldiers Killed in Africa by the the Bite of a Mamba. -~ Perhaps the most deadly and aggressive of. all reptiles is the mamba, an extremely slender snake which is found all over ‘Africa. In color these venomous serpents are either black or green, and they attain to a great length, one ten feet long, however, being no larger than.a man’s wrist. It*was one of these terrible creatures that. killed the late (ol. Montgomery, of the Welsh regii776 THE aomacs FOURTII _ Forenoon. Street Amusements and in the Afternoon. in the Evening. ‘Parade . and. Pinbéctais ‘in. the IMusic Grand Masquerade Carnival Anniversary of the victory of BNCE DAY: CELEBRATION Im the History of the County Seat. AT NEVADA CITY, JULY FOURTH, 1900. it Be the Grater of the Day, America over Spain. 1900 We Tore Enthusiasm More Attractions ‘More Fun ‘than ever before. We ! Come to Nevada City and help to celebrate the Birthday of American Independen :e,'and the Second Annual . 37LLED BY A MAMBA, (Col. meaner and the Snake Which Poisoned Him.) a one of England’s most gallant soldiers, Col. Scott, of the Royal Army Medical corps, has just written an account of the affair, which is given verbatim: “On looking over my notes of the case,” he writes; “I find-we had crossed the Tugela river to the Zululand side. After luncheon Col: Montgomery and his adjutant (Capt. Reid) went out to shoot quail. When they were some distance from the camp they dismounted and threw the saddles over the ponies’ heads, ‘as is the custom in South Africa, and then went into some: long: grass.* Soon after Col. Montgomery. felt something prick hisdeg, whichshe took to be a thorn, but in a few seconds he felt a great shock to his system, and called out to his adjutant that he had been bitten by a snake, and that he was to ride into camp for me. As soon as Capt. Reid told me what had happened I turned my pony (1 was mounted at the Aime) toward the place indicated, and sy mery riding toward camp at a canter, ie at the time looked like a drunken “than on a horse, as he was swaying from side to side to such an-extent that 1 -momentarily thought he would fall off. When IE got to him I and others helped: him to dismount. His legs immediately collapsed, ‘the result of paralysis, by which it may be seen that he rode in by balance only. The injury was susstained at four p. m., and we helped him off his horse at 4:10 p:.m. Already he was pale, nervous, very sick (vomiting profusely), had cramps and a feeling that he*was going -to die.‘ Everything that medical skill could devise was done for him, but nothing was of any avail. Just ten hours after tthe accident he

‘was dead. The enormous strength of jaw possessed by the reptile is shown un a few moments I saw. Col. Montthrough a cloth colonjal gaiter, colonial: riding breeches and drawers. Col. ‘Montgomery was buried in Zululand at the mission station.” “ Causezand Maect. ; Money is the root of evil. i When) we've none to clink What a lot of wicked phrasez ‘ We are ne to think!When Gentus Gets a Show. “All great works are written by famous men between’ the ages of . 40 and 60.” “Yes; by that time their children are big ettough to. play out of doors.”— sari News. The Kind, Magistrate—You-say you this man down becatse he looked like a bulldog?, . Murphy—No, yer honor; I wouldn't! nocked _you Bropl erees, Holo tow Tie Hotel: a hoy moinded that, but he said I looked. ~ loike an English bulldog.—Criterion. > by the fact that the fangs passed} ~ Annual Fair 47th Agrialtaral Distt Ass‘ AUGUST 18th to Sept. Ist, (INCLUSIVE). Pavilion at Nevada City Stock Exhibit at {Glenbrook ° 7 FRED ZEITLER, Pres. WM.GIRFIN,Sec’'y, BUNKER Fourth Annual Pienie -——— OF — GLENBROOK PARK ASSOGIATION or ; _ THURSDAY, JULY . 1900. Games, Dancing, Racing Judges ~ ae and oe Pane E. ee Se ‘ cla, Fi, Wade Ww. re Henry “Metvenbaugher, Prop’, L DAY! . Nevada Co. Electric Power . Co.’s-is the Ideal Light. aa Martin, 3 caMtadaworis }8. Reotor and A. -W : JACKSON, Pres. * W. M. GIFFIN, Secretary. Union: Hiei Re-opened And Now Ready for Business. This Favorite Hotel has been remodeled, ‘repainted, repaperéd and newly. furnished throughout, thereby making it second to no Hotel in this part of the State. One Handréd Sunny Rooms, And Large Modern Dining Room, Stopping pines for all Stag sand Busses. NO wee. Smoke Soot Smell. LEADING CIGAR DEALER, LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, . MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. We have been in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years niore as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this neighborhood. We-have made a saccess of Building Houses —ON THE— {installment Plan, And we are still at it, all and learnJour terms beforeSletting yout coutract, . M. L. & D. MARSH. GRADUATES! WL! UNDER THE AUSPIOES OF THE Class of I9o0, OF THE NEVADA CITY HiGH SCHOOL, At Armory Hall, Friday Ey'g, June 29, FLOOR DIRECTOR : LADIS A. WALLING. FLOOR COMMITTEE: J. Kitts R. Goyne H. Naffai w. am A ger * iy W. Grimes. A. Osborne ¢G: Richards J. Kilroy A. Morgan THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASED, Tick ural NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS, W. S. RICHARDS, Proprieto: —A h x mis nshgoenny4 boris UN pa fost Sestiene of 2 Ot eo wig electric fakes ‘ABLE is aay Ste, mgpon neon vari Laer aekinen Central Hotel RE-OPEN ED. John Grissel, Proprietor omg This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. e 25 CENTS 25 and 50 CENTS coset wat centerees MEALS, ROOMS, Ashare of the public patronage. is solide Cor. Broad and Union Streets, The Best Liquors, ‘ The Best Cigats, hese are the attractions you can NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE: © Res ri Rates moderate. Best accommodations in the county for the money. Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND*HAULING.aise ene pero seced 8 . ;