June 25, 1901 (4 pages)

TEE TRANSORIPT. .June 25, 1901 “TUESDAY fea gem “Days of ’49,”’ Ghe Lecture Siven at the Wethodist Church Last Gvening. . Those who were fortunate enough to . hear the lecture by Prof. Hunt on the . “Days of ’49,” at the Methodist Church lest night, enjoyed a rare treat. The lecturer was at home on the sub. ject of early California history and in . a scholarly and most graphic manner depicted the habits and custome of the conquest by Spain, the establishment of Spanish rule with its results in social, domestic and civil life. The ceding of the territory to the United States with the hot contest as to its admission into the Union on the then all abeorbing slavery question, and the heroic and noble fight made by the Pioneers for a free constitution was portrayed by the speaker in glowing terms of scholarly eloquence. ’ The highest tribute of respect, and honor was rendered the noble men of . 49. How we wished that the house had been filled with our Native Sons ‘and Daughters, so they might know how precious is their heritage of this Golden State. The next lecture of thia course will “DESPERATE FIGHTING. but soon-after returned, . was renewed. The Boers lay volleys between the wheels. bayonets freely. retaining the convoy. . CAPER Town, S. A., June 25 — Details of an engagement hetwests Gen. Elliott’s column-and De Wet’s force show that the British surprised a Boer’s convoy. General Delary had several comrades killed beside him but escaped uninjured. The Boers were eventually driven off but succeeded in beneath the wagons, firing The British charged, using gn —— Probably Lost. Sr. Lous, June 24—A report that a gasoline yacht, the. Oharles Edmund, ‘was sunk in a storn off Jeffersoi Barracks, twelve miles séath of the city, last night, and that all on board, twenty-five persons ‘até believed td have been drowned, is being investigated by the police, to whose attention the story was brought shortly after noon today. It is said that the yacht was sighted off Jefferson Barracks at 7 o'clock Sunday evening during a storm. The boat was in. distress and was . headed for the shore. According to iniformation filed with the police, the -be on that ever popular and beloved man, “Abraham Lincoln,” by Rev. J. J. Martin, A. M., Friday evening of this week. Gruckee Stems. Ohings Chat Have Gaken Place in Ghat Vicinity. S. McKay, who has always taken an active interest in stocking our mountain streams with the best varieties of mountain trout recently received from the Fish Commissioner 75,000 Locklevin trout which he has planted in Don. ner Lake. Charles Edmond isa handsome gasoline craft owned by the Mussrs. Charles of Redwood City, on. and Edward Twitt of St. Louis. The . boat was bought this spring in Chicago jaad is maintained by the Messrs. Twitt jase pieasure craft. Sunday afternoon the boat was due to leave on a trip . down the river and was expected to return at 6 o’olock. Twenty-five young men, all friends of the Messrs. Twitt, are said to have. been invitedsto join the party, The boat left her moorings at the foot of Locust Street at the appointed time and has not been heard from sinee the watchman of the Oity of Providence saw her at 7 o’clock Sanday morning. A large consignment of databow . trout wili reach here for the ‘T'ruckee . River in August and later in the fall) there will be a large number of Cat. For Forgery. PorT.Lanp, Or , June 24—George Simthroat trout for Lake Tahoe. By keep. ing thestreams properly stocked, this . will be the finest place for fishing in. the world. Clarence McCloud bad_ two toes of; his left foot badly mashed at the Truc: . kee Lumber Company’s saw mill. From Trackee. mondg, alias Wileon, who is said to live . at Seattle, and who was recently ar. rested here charged with forging the . mnames of various persons to bank checks, was arraigned in Court this . morning; pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla . For Those Living in the Malaria Dis ᠀琀爀椀挀琀猀⸀ Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. Constable C. W, Long arrived from . Truckee today with the following . chain-gang workers: B. F. Gee, 48 days, for petty larceny; G. Osborne, 38 days . ‘anything in the tobacco line. for the same offense; Charles Simpson . 38 days for indecent exposure. The Downieville Contest. The committee having in charge the Maid of Honor contest published . a card in relation to the matter, from . ~ which we copy the following: The count shall be public and cach . candidate may send a representative. . The money shall be held in trust for . the people of Downieville by the com-. mittee to be disbursed as follows: An! estimate shall be made of the costume . to be. worn by the maid elected at the, celebration and also her expenses to: Nevada City, while there, and return, and the money voted shall be paid toward paying the same. Should the amount voted exceed said sum the balance shall be equally divided between’ the Downieville School Fund and the! Downieville Fire Department. —— — + ome eePersonal Notes. John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes) and D. E. Morgan went to Grass Valley today and made the semi-annaul examination of the financial condition of the Citizens ee Agency at that, place. Hon. C. W. Cross is here from San . Francisco. Fred Blamey came down from Washington today on his way to Amador ‘We Defy Competition A horse belonging to Joe King, the, teamster, was kicked by its mate to-, county. A. Staples and A. W. Flanders came down from Graniteville today. e@esa day and had a leg broken. —_— ——+ oOo Reed’s Patent oa &= s my15-6m Call on Ed Schmidt when you want Only Kis Ashes. Dexven, Col., June 14—Former GovernorG. W. Baxter and Mrs. Baxter left Denver this afternoon for San Francisco, where they expect to meet cured is the only “in Northern their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Tevis; who Califcrnia. It will ‘take abe Oceles= is accompanying her husband’s ashes} 1.1, +o ‘carry and bperate® _ ie to San Francisco fiom Yokohama. The menese dragoti. B body was cremated. Mrs. Tevis will reach San Francisco next Saturday on the Pacific Mail steamer Doric. The ashes will be interred in the Tevis vault, near San Francisco. Mrs. Tevis will probably return to Denver with her parents, though this will not be decided upon until her parents have séep her. opera Pertorsed. Drs. C. L. Muller and F. J. Conlan removed a oumber of tumors from the neck of Miss Frankie Oasserly, of Goodyear’s Bar, who is etaying with her aunt, Mrs. W. D. Long, in this city. The Doctors were assisted in. the operation by Carl Lenords and R. Bennetts. ———_—__—_ + »@e > —--__—. Hundreds of Fine Trunks. L. Hyman & Co. today received three carloads of trunks from Ramie, Wis: All persons who contemplate going on a wedding tour, or traveling on business or for pleasure can ‘now get a trunk just tosuit themand at wholesole price. Gound make your selection immediately. Read their new advertisement about other goods. Sunday School Outing. ~ The members of the Episcopal Sunday school and a number of their friends held a picnic at Ragon’s Grove today. Games and other amusements were enjoyed, and a good lunch served in the middle of the day. It was a tf very enjoyable affair. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER ‘and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert at dinner time. ‘ LEGG & SHAW GO. : Main Street, Nevada City. helrieeraors Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordiuary sized refrigerator, Once tried, and you will never be without one. The Burgher’s fled}, arging with great determination and recapturing the con#oy after desperate fighting. British reinforcements arrived, however, and fighting Ore Chinese Division. One of the Finest Dragons in the State Secured. parade will exceed anything in ‘the way} of Oriental splendor ever witnessed in, this State, outside of Sav Francisco. The local Chinese colony ie sparing neither time nor money to insure the success of the great feature of the celebration next week, Some of the the costumes to be worn have already treme. made of the finest kinds of silk and ‘bespangled with @ wealth of ornaments. The slippers are made to match, and cost six dollars per pair. . A few of these slippers are on exhibition in the show window at J. J. Jackson’s ‘grocery store, and they « are being viewed with great int There will be all of 250° in line and the ares ‘they nave sea *% Grouble Anticipated. WILKESBARRE, P., June 24+The Central Railway of New Jersey today issued that all men who do not return to work tomorrow morning will consider themselves discharged and their places will be filled with other. meh. This is interpreted to mean. that the Company will bring non-Union men to the shops, The strikers have expected this move for the last three days, as the Company has had a number of spe cial policemen sworn in. The strikers say there Will be trouble if non-Union men: come here. a o~e@ Free to Thee And thine tonight, the Quaker Concert Company, aud * * Tuesday night. Last week. j24-2t The members of the Float Cemmittes of Laurel Parlor, N. D:G. W. are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Snyder cn Tuesday, Jane 25th, at 7:30 o’clock -p m. oe © : 2t May Martin, Chairman. The Best Prescription for Mala: ia Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Tron and Quinine in a tasteless: form. The Chinese: division in” the big" company here, and it is hoped that the Theatre willbe crowded with our people both evenings. : Thursday and:Friday Evenings. On Thursday and Friday evenings of this week Miss Sallie Percival will give one of the very beat vaudeville entertertainments that has ever been witLnessed in this city. She has gone toa very great, expensé in bringing her They Are After Them. The citizens’ committee held a meet= ing last Tucsday evening and elected officers. The next man that thinks he isa bad one and cat cuta fellowman down to his size or shoot another full of holes, unless in self defense, will find that they are not living in’a town like the early Bodie. have a quiet town, and the sooner the Jimmy Freshes realize this fact the longer they can remain citizens of Ton: apah. A word to the wise is sufficient. We are going to} tended by the many ceased. Rev. J. Sime, ¢ the. oO gational Ohurch, delivered & very)” propriate and toachi ‘The bearers of the pal ‘Hon, John ‘Hundreds arrived and they are rich in the ex-. . The sashes to be used are}! an ultimatum to the 900 strikers at the. Ashley sbops of the Company stating’ . dangerous. Float Committee, N. D. G. Ww. TAND COFFEE HOUSE, of People —Tonapah Bananza. -Grove’s Tasteless Chill To nic remove the cause. Caldwell, John T. Morgan, A. Nivens Sr. A. Lademan, W. H. aes aad” C. J. Brand, ————_ —_+080 > — Malaria Causes Biliousness, Tr will quach on shied. Rainior Beer at Turrie’s. 5 centsa glass. t¢ are using our / FAS BOUSTED COFFEES _—and— BLENDED TEAS Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? -Don’t delay--delays are Quit using stale goods and drink puré,wholesome Teaand Coffee. It will improve your health. MAHER & CO.For JUNE NOVELTIES comit to our House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white . New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all seliite New Belts to,day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all White » 5 New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white — New Shirt Waists to-day, all New Corset Covers to-day, ; all white. LADIES—The aboverare intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and a white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. 4 Respectfully, MAHER & Co. See'W ash Suits in Big Window be SAMPLES. FREE ge) TAYLOR'S TEA No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m Wholesale a and Retai. . . THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance whenyou desire to]. gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Hammocks PIONEER -HAROWARE DEALER --=. Summer is here. An article of comfort is.a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest wp-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S: This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. prices vary with the quahities to suit your means. : The Fishing Tackle es There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks,. leaders, and rods are selected primaaily. for the mountain sportsmen. a. ’ GEO. TURN Ere Nevada City, Ca Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada City Seren eae fae SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS. mee For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS. TO $1 50. Call on W.#H. SRAWEFORD, Main. _Sireet % WIR NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is fiot a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark, CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. ‘Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed. to. aStonishes the buyer as Well be absolately rust proof and perfect . in every respect. For sale exclusively . by Gero. E. TuRNER. eGo ane eaes A good name to remember, Thomas . Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. wf + oe Rainier Lacer BEER on edraught at! the OwL. 5 cents a glass. jl0-tt and Russian Blouse, with a full assortment in Galatea 2480+ _and Madras stripes at 75c, $1 and $1.25. .The Handsomest Woman n Nevada ; el . : city Russian Blouse Suits Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels,and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. clears up the complexion, and gives you ea good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickernian, sole agent. tf Tue celebrated actin Beer now on draught at Torzie’s. 5 cents. Malaria Makes 1 impure Blood. Jaria. 600, my It purifies the blood, . vated . Wash Suits The demand for the Wash Suits has begun. Oar dieplay.is attractive, of course, but more than that,-it contains many very pretty designs not to be found Oar line consists of Rough Rider, Seilor elsewhere. We carry a very large ussortment of Russian Blouse Suits, consisting of 85 different patterns, in Blue, Gray, Brown, Tan and Checké of all colors at $8, $3.50, ’ $4.60 and $560. heen are beauties. look at them, Prices to Suit Every Buyer OUR MOTTO-=-Good Goods for Little Money Are popular Do not fail to ° and $3. eas Great Millinery . Never in the History of our Clothing business have we been able to show such a vast variet Vestee Suits We have a very large -line of Vestee auits in Fane Mixed Worsted aud Cheviot, pine Se Oxf Mixed Cheviot ‘at $1.60 to $6.00 rer ford ap ‘Fancy Vests We have a large line of Fancy Vest b dots for boys. y Vests wit embroidered Fancy Vests Law a * e this summer. No good resser ‘ Single and A Fancy Vest, worn now and then, gives your suit a different appearance and © makes a pleasing contrast. along without a Fancy Vest. Breasted, with and mei collar, at $1.56,. ies $2 m get. ouble . Our Youth’s Suits Oue sizes guaranteed, For Youth’s Suits we are headquarters, as our line this year ‘consists of the very latest in style, cut and finish.” We have now in stock the largest variety of colors jin Youth’s Gaite ever carried in town at $3, Barbers and Dea Coats . cnr We ask all Barbers and Bartenders to visit our store ' this week and investigate our new line of Ooats and Jackets, They are the properthing for your use, to see them ie all we ask. _ Our prices are the lowest. y of Men’ s Boy’s and. Youth’s Suits at Prices that not alone defy competition, but Men’s Business Suits In this department we are this week offering the most complete selection of Men’s Business Suits ever shown in Nevada City. They are well made and the correct thing at $5.50, $6.50, $7.00.8 suit. Men’ s Fine Suits ‘Our Men’s Dress Spits are the proper thing to wear if you desire ‘to’ be in style. We carry » complete line of Sacks, Square Cat, Frocks and CutawsysDon’t fail to look at prices marked in our show windows. o ¢ i Bale 44 wr As we have opened this department late in the, season, we shall now sell all our Trimmed and Fiabrlnned Hats at less than cost sO as-not to ja ee t season. . y any over for next s Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Mapacete City Stores, Main 791; res. Mai 793 15-6m As £ ONE 00. _ CLOTHIERS Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY wer Grass itera Stores, Main 571 PRICE Malaria’ yHE “TRANSOR TUESDAY . cvepeewene hee 25 —_—— ee Yotes of Interes Ralph Eddy, the bisctrigiaii, b completed the wiring of: the (8) church. It was ® rather intrica but it was done in a thorough manlike manner. Mr. Eddy gi matters entrusted to bita careful “tion and guarantees satisfactio ig a very, worthy young man and: be liberally patronized. For insurance see T. B. Gray. ". Two — who will arrive in ada Oity July 3d and remain here during the three days’ trouble. Cook’s Water Lemonade is the best. ji For excellent fancy suormer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, cor Spring and Pine streets, a A cool spell of weather oan ¢ be expected in June. It is with Drink Oook’s Water—it will M Mrs. Sarah Giles has served on Supervisor Martin and othe! bidding them continuing the struction of the culvert on ‘the ¢ lot, adjoining her premises. If you should desire anything drinking line. you sbould call Grotto. It is the most popular in town and you are always fair treatment. * The following named_are_taki county teachers’ examination: Ethel McKinney of-Spenceville, Beatrice M James, Theresa O’C Nellie M. Smith and, Mollie 8S: Grass Valley ; Miss Genevieve . Newtown; Misses May Rafter an lie Hanley of Nevada City ; Mis line G. Field of Allison Ranch Maud Parsons of Banner Hill Lillian Edmonds of the ve of ington. Drink Cook’s Water before g bed, if you want a good night’s r The City Trustees met last e and passed an ordinatice © grat franchise to the Nevada Count; tion Company for the constrac an electric railroad within the ¢ ate limits of Nevada City. The nancé will be found on the four of today’s TRANSCRIPT. If you want a good, cool di beer—the very best in town—< and seé Wm, Harry. Fwo Bok men W have made a Grass Val! man feel sick. Thé st ject was—8d, 4th and . of July celebration at } y vada Oity. ™ Drink Cook’s Water before it will care dyspepsia, For ,the best of everythi meat line send your orders to! Howard Loveland, propriet Popular Bakery, continues t his patrons with the very be cakes, bread and everything « bakery line. ‘ Stay Away. From some unknown reas number of miners have ar recently, thinking there wo trouble” ‘about getting work i the mines here. They ° appointed. The fact is tt great many of our townspt are first-class miners, wh) . to get work. They would first show if more miners ¢ in the mines, so we advise @ * gbroad not to come here @ get a job. ; It makes you feel good . not make a fool of you—the Whiskey: The Best Prescription F< Chills and Fever. is & cues Tasteress On. T ] iron and quinine in a ig No cure—no pay. Price 5 Trusts and combinations fect Jesse Moore Whiskey. . established, its quality, i i: it is always the best. Ce ate 9 ee A long, sweet smoke, T Cigare, for sale at Rector .

TEE TRANSORIPT. .June 25, 1901 “TUESDAY fea gem “Days of ’49,”’ Ghe Lecture Siven at the Wethodist Church Last Gvening. . Those who were fortunate enough to . hear the lecture by Prof. Hunt on the . “Days of ’49,” at the Methodist Church lest night, enjoyed a rare treat. The lecturer was at home on the sub. ject of early California history and in . a scholarly and most graphic manner depicted the habits and custome of the conquest by Spain, the establishment of Spanish rule with its results in social, domestic and civil life. The ceding of the territory to the United States with the hot contest as to its admission into the Union on the then all abeorbing slavery question, and the heroic and noble fight made by the Pioneers for a free constitution was portrayed by the speaker in glowing terms of scholarly eloquence. ’ The highest tribute of respect, and honor was rendered the noble men of . 49. How we wished that the house had been filled with our Native Sons ‘and Daughters, so they might know how precious is their heritage of this Golden State. The next lecture of thia course will “DESPERATE FIGHTING. but soon-after returned, . was renewed. The Boers lay volleys between the wheels. bayonets freely. retaining the convoy. . CAPER Town, S. A., June 25 — Details of an engagement hetwests Gen. Elliott’s column-and De Wet’s force show that the British surprised a Boer’s convoy. General Delary had several comrades killed beside him but escaped uninjured. The Boers were eventually driven off but succeeded in beneath the wagons, firing The British charged, using gn —— Probably Lost. Sr. Lous, June 24—A report that a gasoline yacht, the. Oharles Edmund, ‘was sunk in a storn off Jeffersoi Barracks, twelve miles séath of the city, last night, and that all on board, twenty-five persons ‘até believed td have been drowned, is being investigated by the police, to whose attention the story was brought shortly after noon today. It is said that the yacht was sighted off Jefferson Barracks at 7 o'clock Sunday evening during a storm. The boat was in. distress and was . headed for the shore. According to iniformation filed with the police, the -be on that ever popular and beloved man, “Abraham Lincoln,” by Rev. J. J. Martin, A. M., Friday evening of this week. Gruckee Stems. Ohings Chat Have Gaken Place in Ghat Vicinity. S. McKay, who has always taken an active interest in stocking our mountain streams with the best varieties of mountain trout recently received from the Fish Commissioner 75,000 Locklevin trout which he has planted in Don. ner Lake. Charles Edmond isa handsome gasoline craft owned by the Mussrs. Charles of Redwood City, on. and Edward Twitt of St. Louis. The . boat was bought this spring in Chicago jaad is maintained by the Messrs. Twitt jase pieasure craft. Sunday afternoon the boat was due to leave on a trip . down the river and was expected to return at 6 o’olock. Twenty-five young men, all friends of the Messrs. Twitt, are said to have. been invitedsto join the party, The boat left her moorings at the foot of Locust Street at the appointed time and has not been heard from sinee the watchman of the Oity of Providence saw her at 7 o’clock Sanday morning. A large consignment of databow . trout wili reach here for the ‘T'ruckee . River in August and later in the fall) there will be a large number of Cat. For Forgery. PorT.Lanp, Or , June 24—George Simthroat trout for Lake Tahoe. By keep. ing thestreams properly stocked, this . will be the finest place for fishing in. the world. Clarence McCloud bad_ two toes of; his left foot badly mashed at the Truc: . kee Lumber Company’s saw mill. From Trackee. mondg, alias Wileon, who is said to live . at Seattle, and who was recently ar. rested here charged with forging the . mnames of various persons to bank checks, was arraigned in Court this . morning; pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla . For Those Living in the Malaria Dis ᠀琀爀椀挀琀猀⸀ Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. Constable C. W, Long arrived from . Truckee today with the following . chain-gang workers: B. F. Gee, 48 days, for petty larceny; G. Osborne, 38 days . ‘anything in the tobacco line. for the same offense; Charles Simpson . 38 days for indecent exposure. The Downieville Contest. The committee having in charge the Maid of Honor contest published . a card in relation to the matter, from . ~ which we copy the following: The count shall be public and cach . candidate may send a representative. . The money shall be held in trust for . the people of Downieville by the com-. mittee to be disbursed as follows: An! estimate shall be made of the costume . to be. worn by the maid elected at the, celebration and also her expenses to: Nevada City, while there, and return, and the money voted shall be paid toward paying the same. Should the amount voted exceed said sum the balance shall be equally divided between’ the Downieville School Fund and the! Downieville Fire Department. —— — + ome eePersonal Notes. John T. Morgan, Geo. M. Hughes) and D. E. Morgan went to Grass Valley today and made the semi-annaul examination of the financial condition of the Citizens ee Agency at that, place. Hon. C. W. Cross is here from San . Francisco. Fred Blamey came down from Washington today on his way to Amador ‘We Defy Competition A horse belonging to Joe King, the, teamster, was kicked by its mate to-, county. A. Staples and A. W. Flanders came down from Graniteville today. e@esa day and had a leg broken. —_— ——+ oOo Reed’s Patent oa &= s my15-6m Call on Ed Schmidt when you want Only Kis Ashes. Dexven, Col., June 14—Former GovernorG. W. Baxter and Mrs. Baxter left Denver this afternoon for San Francisco, where they expect to meet cured is the only “in Northern their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Tevis; who Califcrnia. It will ‘take abe Oceles= is accompanying her husband’s ashes} 1.1, +o ‘carry and bperate® _ ie to San Francisco fiom Yokohama. The menese dragoti. B body was cremated. Mrs. Tevis will reach San Francisco next Saturday on the Pacific Mail steamer Doric. The ashes will be interred in the Tevis vault, near San Francisco. Mrs. Tevis will probably return to Denver with her parents, though this will not be decided upon until her parents have séep her. opera Pertorsed. Drs. C. L. Muller and F. J. Conlan removed a oumber of tumors from the neck of Miss Frankie Oasserly, of Goodyear’s Bar, who is etaying with her aunt, Mrs. W. D. Long, in this city. The Doctors were assisted in. the operation by Carl Lenords and R. Bennetts. ———_—__—_ + »@e > —--__—. Hundreds of Fine Trunks. L. Hyman & Co. today received three carloads of trunks from Ramie, Wis: All persons who contemplate going on a wedding tour, or traveling on business or for pleasure can ‘now get a trunk just tosuit themand at wholesole price. Gound make your selection immediately. Read their new advertisement about other goods. Sunday School Outing. ~ The members of the Episcopal Sunday school and a number of their friends held a picnic at Ragon’s Grove today. Games and other amusements were enjoyed, and a good lunch served in the middle of the day. It was a tf very enjoyable affair. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER ‘and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert at dinner time. ‘ LEGG & SHAW GO. : Main Street, Nevada City. helrieeraors Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordiuary sized refrigerator, Once tried, and you will never be without one. The Burgher’s fled}, arging with great determination and recapturing the con#oy after desperate fighting. British reinforcements arrived, however, and fighting Ore Chinese Division. One of the Finest Dragons in the State Secured. parade will exceed anything in ‘the way} of Oriental splendor ever witnessed in, this State, outside of Sav Francisco. The local Chinese colony ie sparing neither time nor money to insure the success of the great feature of the celebration next week, Some of the the costumes to be worn have already treme. made of the finest kinds of silk and ‘bespangled with @ wealth of ornaments. The slippers are made to match, and cost six dollars per pair. . A few of these slippers are on exhibition in the show window at J. J. Jackson’s ‘grocery store, and they « are being viewed with great int There will be all of 250° in line and the ares ‘they nave sea *% Grouble Anticipated. WILKESBARRE, P., June 24+The Central Railway of New Jersey today issued that all men who do not return to work tomorrow morning will consider themselves discharged and their places will be filled with other. meh. This is interpreted to mean. that the Company will bring non-Union men to the shops, The strikers have expected this move for the last three days, as the Company has had a number of spe cial policemen sworn in. The strikers say there Will be trouble if non-Union men: come here. a o~e@ Free to Thee And thine tonight, the Quaker Concert Company, aud * * Tuesday night. Last week. j24-2t The members of the Float Cemmittes of Laurel Parlor, N. D:G. W. are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Snyder cn Tuesday, Jane 25th, at 7:30 o’clock -p m. oe © : 2t May Martin, Chairman. The Best Prescription for Mala: ia Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Tron and Quinine in a tasteless: form. The Chinese: division in” the big" company here, and it is hoped that the Theatre willbe crowded with our people both evenings. : Thursday and:Friday Evenings. On Thursday and Friday evenings of this week Miss Sallie Percival will give one of the very beat vaudeville entertertainments that has ever been witLnessed in this city. She has gone toa very great, expensé in bringing her They Are After Them. The citizens’ committee held a meet= ing last Tucsday evening and elected officers. The next man that thinks he isa bad one and cat cuta fellowman down to his size or shoot another full of holes, unless in self defense, will find that they are not living in’a town like the early Bodie. have a quiet town, and the sooner the Jimmy Freshes realize this fact the longer they can remain citizens of Ton: apah. A word to the wise is sufficient. We are going to} tended by the many ceased. Rev. J. Sime, ¢ the. oO gational Ohurch, delivered & very)” propriate and toachi ‘The bearers of the pal ‘Hon, John ‘Hundreds arrived and they are rich in the ex-. . The sashes to be used are}! an ultimatum to the 900 strikers at the. Ashley sbops of the Company stating’ . dangerous. Float Committee, N. D. G. Ww. TAND COFFEE HOUSE, of People —Tonapah Bananza. -Grove’s Tasteless Chill To nic remove the cause. Caldwell, John T. Morgan, A. Nivens Sr. A. Lademan, W. H. aes aad” C. J. Brand,

————_ —_+080 > — Malaria Causes Biliousness, Tr will quach on shied. Rainior Beer at Turrie’s. 5 centsa glass. t¢ are using our / FAS BOUSTED COFFEES _—and— BLENDED TEAS Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? -Don’t delay--delays are Quit using stale goods and drink puré,wholesome Teaand Coffee. It will improve your health. MAHER & CO.For JUNE NOVELTIES comit to our House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white . New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all seliite New Belts to,day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all White » 5 New Ribbons to-day, all white New Parasols to-day, all white — New Shirt Waists to-day, all New Corset Covers to-day, ; all white. LADIES—The aboverare intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and a white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. 4 Respectfully, MAHER & Co. See'W ash Suits in Big Window be SAMPLES. FREE ge) TAYLOR'S TEA No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m Wholesale a and Retai. . . THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance whenyou desire to]. gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Hammocks PIONEER -HAROWARE DEALER --=. Summer is here. An article of comfort is.a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest wp-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S: This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. prices vary with the quahities to suit your means. : The Fishing Tackle es There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks,. leaders, and rods are selected primaaily. for the mountain sportsmen. a. ’ GEO. TURN Ere Nevada City, Ca Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Commercial Street, Nevada City Seren eae fae SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS. mee For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS. TO $1 50. Call on W.#H. SRAWEFORD, Main. _Sireet % WIR NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is fiot a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark, CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. ‘Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed. to. aStonishes the buyer as Well be absolately rust proof and perfect . in every respect. For sale exclusively . by Gero. E. TuRNER. eGo ane eaes A good name to remember, Thomas . Paine Cigar, for sale at Rector Bros. wf + oe Rainier Lacer BEER on edraught at! the OwL. 5 cents a glass. jl0-tt and Russian Blouse, with a full assortment in Galatea 2480+ _and Madras stripes at 75c, $1 and $1.25. .The Handsomest Woman n Nevada ; el . : city Russian Blouse Suits Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels,and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. clears up the complexion, and gives you ea good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickernian, sole agent. tf Tue celebrated actin Beer now on draught at Torzie’s. 5 cents. Malaria Makes 1 impure Blood. Jaria. 600, my It purifies the blood, . vated . Wash Suits The demand for the Wash Suits has begun. Oar dieplay.is attractive, of course, but more than that,-it contains many very pretty designs not to be found Oar line consists of Rough Rider, Seilor elsewhere. We carry a very large ussortment of Russian Blouse Suits, consisting of 85 different patterns, in Blue, Gray, Brown, Tan and Checké of all colors at $8, $3.50, ’ $4.60 and $560. heen are beauties. look at them, Prices to Suit Every Buyer OUR MOTTO-=-Good Goods for Little Money Are popular Do not fail to ° and $3. eas Great Millinery . Never in the History of our Clothing business have we been able to show such a vast variet Vestee Suits We have a very large -line of Vestee auits in Fane Mixed Worsted aud Cheviot, pine Se Oxf Mixed Cheviot ‘at $1.60 to $6.00 rer ford ap ‘Fancy Vests We have a large line of Fancy Vest b dots for boys. y Vests wit embroidered Fancy Vests Law a * e this summer. No good resser ‘ Single and A Fancy Vest, worn now and then, gives your suit a different appearance and © makes a pleasing contrast. along without a Fancy Vest. Breasted, with and mei collar, at $1.56,. ies $2 m get. ouble . Our Youth’s Suits Oue sizes guaranteed, For Youth’s Suits we are headquarters, as our line this year ‘consists of the very latest in style, cut and finish.” We have now in stock the largest variety of colors jin Youth’s Gaite ever carried in town at $3, Barbers and Dea Coats . cnr We ask all Barbers and Bartenders to visit our store ' this week and investigate our new line of Ooats and Jackets, They are the properthing for your use, to see them ie all we ask. _ Our prices are the lowest. y of Men’ s Boy’s and. Youth’s Suits at Prices that not alone defy competition, but Men’s Business Suits In this department we are this week offering the most complete selection of Men’s Business Suits ever shown in Nevada City. They are well made and the correct thing at $5.50, $6.50, $7.00.8 suit. Men’ s Fine Suits ‘Our Men’s Dress Spits are the proper thing to wear if you desire ‘to’ be in style. We carry » complete line of Sacks, Square Cat, Frocks and CutawsysDon’t fail to look at prices marked in our show windows. o ¢ i Bale 44 wr As we have opened this department late in the, season, we shall now sell all our Trimmed and Fiabrlnned Hats at less than cost sO as-not to ja ee t season. . y any over for next s Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonic cures Mapacete City Stores, Main 791; res. Mai 793 15-6m As £ ONE 00. _ CLOTHIERS Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY wer Grass itera Stores, Main 571 PRICE Malaria’ yHE “TRANSOR TUESDAY . cvepeewene hee 25 —_—— ee Yotes of Interes Ralph Eddy, the bisctrigiaii, b completed the wiring of: the (8) church. It was ® rather intrica but it was done in a thorough manlike manner. Mr. Eddy gi matters entrusted to bita careful “tion and guarantees satisfactio ig a very, worthy young man and: be liberally patronized. For insurance see T. B. Gray. ". Two — who will arrive in ada Oity July 3d and remain here during the three days’ trouble. Cook’s Water Lemonade is the best. ji For excellent fancy suormer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, cor Spring and Pine streets, a A cool spell of weather oan ¢ be expected in June. It is with Drink Oook’s Water—it will M Mrs. Sarah Giles has served on Supervisor Martin and othe! bidding them continuing the struction of the culvert on ‘the ¢ lot, adjoining her premises. If you should desire anything drinking line. you sbould call Grotto. It is the most popular in town and you are always fair treatment. * The following named_are_taki county teachers’ examination: Ethel McKinney of-Spenceville, Beatrice M James, Theresa O’C Nellie M. Smith and, Mollie 8S: Grass Valley ; Miss Genevieve . Newtown; Misses May Rafter an lie Hanley of Nevada City ; Mis line G. Field of Allison Ranch Maud Parsons of Banner Hill Lillian Edmonds of the ve of ington. Drink Cook’s Water before g bed, if you want a good night’s r The City Trustees met last e and passed an ordinatice © grat franchise to the Nevada Count; tion Company for the constrac an electric railroad within the ¢ ate limits of Nevada City. The nancé will be found on the four of today’s TRANSCRIPT. If you want a good, cool di beer—the very best in town—< and seé Wm, Harry. Fwo Bok men W have made a Grass Val! man feel sick. Thé st ject was—8d, 4th and . of July celebration at } y vada Oity. ™ Drink Cook’s Water before it will care dyspepsia, For ,the best of everythi meat line send your orders to! Howard Loveland, propriet Popular Bakery, continues t his patrons with the very be cakes, bread and everything « bakery line. ‘ Stay Away. From some unknown reas number of miners have ar recently, thinking there wo trouble” ‘about getting work i the mines here. They ° appointed. The fact is tt great many of our townspt are first-class miners, wh) . to get work. They would first show if more miners ¢ in the mines, so we advise @ * gbroad not to come here @ get a job. ; It makes you feel good . not make a fool of you—the Whiskey: The Best Prescription F< Chills and Fever. is & cues Tasteress On. T ] iron and quinine in a ig No cure—no pay. Price 5 Trusts and combinations fect Jesse Moore Whiskey. . established, its quality, i i: it is always the best. Ce ate 9 ee A long, sweet smoke, T Cigare, for sale at Rector .